The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1912, Page 4

PLEA FOR REL OF FLOOD VICTIMS SENT COVER Louisiana Executive Tele- | graphs Gaynor That Thou- sands Are in Want. After recetving a telegram to-day from | *@ev. Jared Y. Sanders tn which the! Mouisiana Executive said the flood sit- mation was growing more serious daily, Mayor Gaynor announced he would ap- point a mittee of citizens to provide relief funds. “Pais thing in the South is aw- ful,” eald the Mayor. “The Titanic Gisnster has Grawa our attention away from the extent of it. The ouSering io widespread. I om in communication with the Sonthern + _Bodlety of this efty, and they will es ADVICE TO THOSE WHO MOVE @ Are you going to move this * spring? @ Who lived before you in the} new home? Was discase ever there? @ Don't take any chances. Clean the . Rid it of germs as well as of » Make yourself safe. @ Use CN. the strong disinfectant and perfect cleanser. CN is non-poisonous and is better us a germ killer than earbolic acid, because it's five times as strong; better than soap as a cleanser, because soap cleans only the surface. + al gets right down to the bottom. ‘wo tablespoonfuls in a pail of water makes a solution strong enough to do the work perfectly. Ask for “The Yellow Package with the Gable Top.” DISINFECTANT lee, 5c, Sec, $1.00 WEST OISINFECTING CO., 2 East 42d Street, New York, form a committee to receive sub sortptions.” Gov. Sanders's telegram to Mayor Gaynor tn which he mentions that his wtatement—published in The World—fur- mishes an adequte idea of the extent of the lors of lie and damage caused by ‘the floods is as follows: Baton Rouge, La., May 9, 1912. Hon. William J. Gaynor, yor, City of New York: My statement in this morning's World should give fair account of situation, which {# growing moro sertous day by day. Our Ittle capi- tal, with {ts 18,000 population, lo- cated as it 1s on high ground above the overtiow, now has In {ts environs approximately 6,000 refugees with 6,000 more due to arrive. Other towns around overflower dis- triets in North and South Louisiana are accommodating 16,000 or 20,000 refugees. One-fifth of our State agri- oultural regions will have to be ex- | empted from State taxation this year by reason of crop failures, Refugees consiat chiefly of negro women and children and the poorer class of white people. ‘The resources of the commonwealth and its popu- tation are being strained to the ut- most, the Federal Government ap- propriations covering only the barest ‘asic ration, and the employment of boats for the saving of human lives and live stock. All additional empense of estab- lishing and maintaining caimps, maintaining sanitary conditions and & hundred and one other incidental expenses fall upon the people of this community, aided by generous assiat- ance which has come from other urters qutside the commonwealth, One of your own citizens, B. M. Baruch, No. 111 Broadway, has tele- Phoned $1,000, J. ¥. BANDERS, Governor, —»— NEW FLOOD PANIC; PEOPLE ABANDON ANOTHER TOWN NBW ROADS, La, May 10—Dawn to-night revealed a ecene oi panto in New Roads. Fear of flood waters that crept upon the town from levee breaks north wae heightened by reports that nearby dikes were weakening, In .he darkness there was no chance of en- cape, but at sunrise a general fight of women and children began. Government Gnd State relfet oMctals are preparing for a hard campaten of reecue work, Boats are being gathered here and crews are being drilled, Most of the flood water {s coming trom the great gash in the levee at Torras, This breach is 3,000 fect wide. Water pours through it with the speed of a mill race, For miles into the flood sea ‘| the current pushes ita way. It te strong; est through Pointe Coupee Parish, where countless thousands of fertile and cane acres have been inundated, THE EVENING KING OF ENGLAND ~PLANSAFLIGHT -— BRITONS OBJECT So Pleased With Submarine Adventure He Would Try Hydroplane Next. LONDON, May 10.—King George {s 90 Please’ with the new sensation of trav- eliing under the ocean in he now wants to try fy! understood may soon mal an hydroplane with © ‘fon. The Kini ‘Rot fear for @ moment trusting himself to the Commander, and feels he would be perfectly safe, but he has been acquainted with the question that many are asking, if the Boversign should be allowed to take the risk of such @ perilous trip. King George passed practically the whole moraing inapecting the hydro aeroplane invented by Horace Ghort, on which Acting Commander Charies R. Samson yesterday carried out @ series of evolutions around the British fleet. ‘The facility with which the hydro- Geroplane Was manoeuvred was a reve- lation to every one not immediately at- tached to the naval flying corps. The hydroaeroptane used by Comman- Ger Samson has @ufficient capacity to carry petrol and ofl for a six hours’ fight, giving a radius of 90 miles Commander Samson to-day gave the King @ brief exhioition of the capabili- ties of the machine, with which he eoared, volplaned and dodged in and out between the vessels of the fleet, finally skimming the surface of the sea until he o into the vicinity of a, break- water, over which he leaped. King then went on board the battleship Nep- tune, which led the first and second squadrons of the fleet to sea. Tactical exercises, gun practice and battle man- oeuvres are to be carried out in mid- channe! ‘The King’s trip in a submarine was made Wednesday with his second son, Prince Albert, who is @ student at Lom of the Admiralty Churchill. The Vensel travelled two miles submerged, paid asa Sey Fats With Knife, Shoots Critic, | MEMPHIS, T May 10.—Criticteed for eating beans with a knife, Victor Willams to-day ahot and fatally wounded his critic, H. H. Williams, of Adamaville, Tenn. Willams gave him- | self up. Dartmouth Naval College, and Firat | 4 SUICIDE, PLUNGING FROM WINDOW, MISSES PASSER“BY. ! * “) on fi | Warning Cry Alone Prevents Benjamin Levy From | Being Struck. Driven insane by the ravases of an incuravie disease, Corrptiua Collins, of No, 61 Wes | | twenty-two years old, lraped from a window on the sixth floor of t a | ment at No. &} West One Hund Third at and was or death on t walk, Henjaim’ [MANY NEEDS FOR POSLAM IN | PREDICTED A SUICIDE, HE PHONED ABOUT IT. Worn Separated From Husband Found Sitting on Bed Wait- ing for Death. A man Who lives at No. %1 West One Hundred and ‘Pwenty-ninth street said to an Evening World reporter yester+ 1 think we're going to have a je in our apartment house to-day morrow.” ‘This morning he called the reporter on the telephone and sald, “It's happened; better come around.” Tt was Mrs. Etté Martin, who lives on the fourth floor and who has been sep 1 from her husband for some time. 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