The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1913, Page 15

> (Vy ‘ \ \ the « ) ately Wl MOTHER SEEKS DEATH; JUDGE FREES HER WITH | ie True Hisainh He Not That of Bat- tlefield but That Needed to Face Poverty, He Says. A very little woman, whose blond har heig’tened the pallor of hes cheeks | and in wi Dive’ eyes stood tears of Weakness, heard Magistrate the Centre Street Court, to-da he n and the cur e woman was Mrs. cows en@ her life with gas. The prisoner, only nineteen years old, yet with a yes 1 baby in her arms tottered to the when her name was called. The Magistrate looked into her young face, unseumed by trouble, and was surprised, “You are accused of trying to take your life," he said. “Why did you do ie’ “My troubles, Your Honor—they were too great,” the girl-mother sobbed, “Charles, my husband, lost his job @ short time ago. He was a salesman. We had no money and feared we would starve in the room we have at No, 107 yeaterday, Charles peddling on Wall street—in what the @olice call a restricted district. I heard he was in jail and I would have to ¢ight fer food alone. I could not—oh, I could mot. Hun frightened me, Judge. 80 eo I tried" — ‘The girl broke down and wept. “Listen to me,” the Magistarte bi quietly. “The real heroes of this are not those who conquer in battles, or those who rule over kingdoms, real heroes of this world are the people vho live down—far down out of the @unlight, like y: who have to fight each day for their bread, but fight ravely and without complaint. These are heroes of @ thousand fights. Those whe try to quit the fight es you did are ‘You will not be @ coward any ore, wi your” head was Capel and ee oe wounded with a you are discharged,” as aid the “TRAITOR” 1S SHOUTED AT ASQUITH IN ROW OVER SUFFRAGE BILL Parliament in an Uproar Dur- ing First Skirmish in Fight ,. That Stirs England. LONDON, Jan. %.—An idea of the Passions which will 6e loosed when the House of Commons begins on Friday the debate on the amendments to the Franchise Reform vill was given this afternoon during question time imme- after the session opened at 4 were hurted ¢ House because “guillotine” and to allow ‘agette amendments to the bill to be debated without any restrictions as to tine. Many of the legislators exchanged angry gibes and the nolsy was brovht to an end only by the Speaker rising and publicly reprimanding the member who had started the storm. The lobbies and precincts of the House of Parliament as well as the political ctubs and drawing rooms are seething with intrigue. Forecasts vary from hour to hour as to the probable fate of the amendment brought forward by sir Béward Grey, the Foreign Seoretary, which eliminates the word “male” from the first clause of the bill and which, !f carried, opens the way to the enactment of @mendments which will enfranchise &@ numerically varying army of women. ‘All the members of thé House are left to yote as they please on this amend- meat and the “division” 1s calculated to leave the issue to be decided by soasoely more than & score of votes elther way. hee SL SCHOOL TEACHER CHANGES HER NAME TO HOLD POSITION On Record as Miss Allen, She \, fadn’t Told Board She Had Dropped the “Cady.” fm order to retain her position as 8 teadher in the New York public echools Mis® Ide Clarissa Allen Cady, twenty- four years old, of No, 23 Hast One Huséred and Fifth street, filed to-day a petition tn the City Court asking for perthiesion to drop the name of Cady an@ be legally known as Ida Clarissa Alley, She appeared defore Justice Tues in Special Term, Part I, and there tela’ her etory. @he said that her father’s name had Cady, but that @he had lived with her mother's parents, whose name was ee wince she Was two years old had always been known as Ida ‘Atlen. Although she made no effort to gonceal the fact that her name was Cady, it as not until @ short time ago that it became known to the Board of Education, She was then notified that she would have to provide the Board with proof of her legal right to use} the name Allen, Justice Luce granted the petition. J » OU’ Tone STEAMSHITPS. Colombia, Alamo, x r pes. se High a Paulo, * ie Tet ype Nigh'stndo Brig Mora oo ate pane stares |MRS, MANSFIELD DRUGGED, SHE TELLS VENICE POLICE. | New York Woman Accuses Fortune Teller of Luring Her From Rome and Robbing Her. VENICE, Jan. 22—A French fortune teller eas blamed by Mrs. Willian nm, When the aysterion he eral days to-day r or a sort t rom the semt-coma tn Witch sue had lain ina Venice hospital ever since she was found dazed tn the Mrs. Hanafie: whone name 1s no known ana va | 1 to be his wife, while nduced her to come to Venice, she seid, and then drugged and | re h der the protection of United State Con. 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A more desir ) mercerized dami Drugs and Toiiei Articles Are Very Low Priced in This Great Event Wanted Winter Remedies and Toilet Preparations priced for a large business volume. $15 Pullman Sleepers and close with one carina (Seventh Floor, end whale: SEE) Big Mid - Week Eggs 3: 24¢ grocery BARGAINS Challonge | Blend: caddle Ib TARIESYRIIP fet eallon nq] TABLE SYRUP jus... **.°" 39CICOFFEE © CRACKERS athine *25CMACKEREL way Selected, lean, aces: “16¢ 19¢ ORNED SHOULD:RS, Ib.13¢ 25c BREAD ||; aree loc cream OTATO SALAD i " 250BOILED HAM 's tor. 20 (ORANGES VAP.MILK ub: 451 GO CEVAP, PEACHES "1h sbto wine? #7” BB CISNAP SOAP arys1 tor oliend: F°6° B3CSARDINES ope 25 29¢ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 19138. BRING THE CHILDREN partment Buy Are You Sharing in the Prize Winni of the Year? c|| Wool Mixtures Values 50c. a yard, at.. Double width Wool Mixtures in the por: Ps racks, too late to hold ither full or 34- with (Main Floor prices are low. 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