The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1912, Page 5

a a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1r012. 6 i] $2 in my last days. This money ie for|and later they wept over thelr type you. It will be hard to support yourself | writers, as they wrote: “And the poor in Montvale, for though the cost of llv-| wan ghild, although she didn’t look a ing is low, the opportunities for earnitig|day over eleven, insisted with quiet ’ ) are correspondingly scant. Go to Lola dignity ane ehe was fifteen. She was stayed and tried to get work in Mont-| poor dead father hae been to town and vale, 80 she could go even to the ceme-| the Society oMctala, beyond admitting 1 tery and strew flowers on atepmother's| ne hae vielted them and they have no grave, But the only store in the vii longer implicit confidence in Madeline's employed two boys and neither would re-| veracity, deoline to enter into any die- at sign to give a little girl @ chance. It ‘understood, however, gost sixty-five cents to come to New wo asd net altogether unfamiliar \¥ and that left Madeline Tz, “| home has been found for Madeline in or, of course, there had ‘been | Sonevale Ney, incl Maid Fr ‘the undertaker to pay. And in one short PAL Mendacious Maid From Mont- day Madeline Had Deen torent to cnemd twenty-cents on meals, which, as the He Rate Bill Advanced. structure, covered with sheet fron./erty wind was blowing the eparks in| ing building was run out. about 400 feet long by 160 feet wide and| thelr direction. These sparks caused| One estimate put the damage as low 0 Ss 7 9 Ss .. | 48 $126,000, But the superintendent said several explosions, but no one was in-| 4% | Rtieey Liste Wa Paloed at D GIFT 8 feet high. It contained the ccatite machinery belonging to the company. $00,000. The fire started at 10 o'clock and was one-story wooden warehouse & SUGGESTIONS said to have been caused by one of the/ Sort distance away wns also destroyed. | qe EES P = workmen kicking over a lantern, Several fire boats responded to the| R if 7 Alarm after alarm was sent in, bring-| Slarm, but as the barrel factory was al- | Strength means saving. Double Fi N iy fh ( ] ing every member of the Bayonne Fire|™st @ quarter of a mile from 18 strength means half to the good. Department with all the fire apparatus, | ‘iver front there was nothing for the| but their efforts were nguscasetul 1t| fre boats to do but stand by in case | was the first time the Standard Of! had | ‘he sparks ignited the oll steamers at) the company’s wharves. permitted the Bayonne Fire Department to @ssist in fighting @ fire in the great| Three Cental Raliroad box care on & Plant, ‘They were glad to call in ald. But | siding close to the factory ware burned it waa soon realized that nothing coutd| before they could be hauled to safety, wap tyine Domulation of Bayonne, NJ. la veuthe factory, and. the firemen | but alx others were saved. fulomatod Persons along th@/ turned their attention to saving the! In this factory were thousands of bar- | vale Proves to Be “Orphan” |idnd indy sould carly seer left her with | LONDON, Dec, 1% —The committee |*HOF® Of Staten Island watched @ spec- | twenty refining atilis, leas than @ BUN-| reign process of manufacture, and still | only a nickel stage of the Home Rule bil was com. |t@Cular blaze which in the two hours | dred feet away, other thousands of finished barrels and in Name Only, MADELINE HAS FOUND A HOME| pleted In the House of Commons late last | before midnight last night wiped out |SPARKS CAUSE SEVERAL EXPLO-| staves, which made a blage that lighted | To-morrow POST will give a prae- tical demonstration of his abilit: tell EXCEPTIONALLY FINE. FURS e |AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES—about !4 less than elsewhere. Ftose bo =HER OWN, night ainld exciting demonstrations and | the big barrel factory of the Tidewater SIONS WITHOUT INJURY. up the country for miles. It was the | CEYLON TEA | see —— | They took Madeline to the Children's | Cunter-demonstrations. Oli Company, « Standard Oll subsidiary. | hese atilis were charged Wednesday, PEAUOey Wad ATRHOCCWrON VC GgKEy eS: © | SIRES ere Ga Wink tee Womsiae a at Constable Hook. The loss was put |and as it takes three days to pump them | factory was alight twelve years ago. a ‘7 skh took A trip from Mont- | Folteeman, and there Madvune toh ‘her Red Cross +s Cough Drops, | »¥,the superintendent at $1,000,000. |Out there was Great danuer of thelr de. | ‘To avold explosions the of! in several | White Rose Coffee, 3 Pound Tins, $1/ je. 3 » to New York to-day and gtory over again. Reporters heard it | mM the throat feet glad, Se, per bor, Adi This factory is @ one-story wooden | struction also, because a strong west-| of the larger tanks nearest to the burn- | Spoiled one of tie saddest, weeplest : Stories that ever hinted at a happy dini Without including it, Max ts er of Madeline, that pathetic Mttle “orphan,” who slept last night in & dormitory of the Children’s Society, Qaving “found a protector at Inst.” On Wednesday morning a kind lady @rem Paterson saw Madeline huddled fm @ doorway on Third avenue, near ‘Thirty-fourth etreet. Madeline waa de Sected. Great tears stood in her ¢: @s she watched the merry, heartl Christmas throng eddying before her on ite way to and trom the stores where holiday presents are sold. All had 4 She was just one shade this ide of the story book stage, where the Nttle girl lights matches to keep her hands warm and her life Mckers out With te last of them, Approached the kindly lady from Pat- hh soothing words sur story, Httle girl.” she eait, “Rvere eload has a silver lining.” ‘TIS A SAD, SAD CHRISTMAS TALE! And the kint jady was not disap- Pole) Madellae told the sort. of Rto vat drave the Christmas spirit right out of your eyer and makes you oulsively at your right hand 8 pocket, where the money Is. Kiet, of coucse, the lady from Paterson Gant de that, She just listened and piled her landierchlet, Madeline, frst of all, was a poor or Phan and witaout brothers and sisters ty love her and sare thelr cruste with her, And sie hadn't been an orphan long enough to get used to Ht. Yes, tt ago (iat stepmothe Her last wo LASPERFEL DB. 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