The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 24

BOY HERO TELLS OF SAVING THREE ~ BY BRAVING FRE 1$-Year-Old David Kreindler Carries Children to Safety, but Drops One. ,. Tries to Catch Little Chap, and Succeeds in Breaking f His Fall. . Fifteen-year-old David Kreindler * the hero of Madison etreet today. He saved his brother and sister by carrying them up a fire escape, through amoke | 4nd pante-stricken tenants scrambling | to safety, but he dropped another broth- @@ when he fell against a balcony, the child shot down three stories to the street, sustaining internal injuries. Neighbors came in droves to-day to congratulate David on his heroism and nerve, but their praise brought him little Joy because he was anxious about little Sydney, who ta hovering between Last night David, who Stuyvesant High School, study his lessons and mind the chil- dren while his father and mother, Mr. The rest of the story David himsel: tall, blue-eyed, yellow-haired, gangling youth, told an Evening World reporter to-day, and he told it in the modest, SARA,. MORRIS: unassuming style which all heroes| @ adopt. FALLS WITH BABY BROTHER AS SMOKE ENVELOPES HIM. was on fire, I set the baby down and rushed out in the hall ‘way. Smoke was everywhere and I tried to ae the door of the apartment across fiat, leading to a rear fire-eacape, but it wes locked. Some men running upstairs told me the fire was on the Ground floor. A crowd of people was getting on the street fire-escape and I back to the baby. She was and the place was filled with lil 2 to the fire the Mm be [egpuere re z £ at fourth-story window when some smoke came out and I got bold of the slippery stone coping. COULD HAVE ESCAPED BY STAIRWAY, HE SAYS. “I began to fall and hollered to Mor- ris, who was following me up. He caught at my sweater and f ment I hung out. Then J fell, my side against the fire escape wall, and Sydney was torn out of my arms. He fell down to the street, three fights, and I thought he was dead. I was very sick and frightened and felt very dazsd. Morris pushed me up and I went to the’ roof, where the other people were. Af- terward they told me Isaac Wein! who lives across the street, had seer Sydney coming down through the smok ‘and caught at him, breaking the fall. My drother has a rib broken and in- terpe! injuries, Out I guess something saved him from hitting full on the street. in fires here,” continued David, “people rush up to the roof and got down easy by walk- 4 had seven fires here in @ix months. They say some one tries If there should simply take the children downstairs.” WE ANNOUNCE THE COMPLETE EASTER READINESS OF OUR DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO Apparel for Girls and Juniors Following Are Offered Special Prices for Saturdcy: GIRLS’ COATS 6! all wool serge, mixtures and checked verses full length model with moire silk collar, Sizes 6 to years......, Convenient te the Nevins Street Subway Station. is cut off and always| Of GIRLS’ COATS of navy serge and shepherd checks, full length belted modei lined throughout with peau de cygne. Sizes 6 to 14 years GIRLS’ WHITE LAWN DRESSES, Embroidery and lace trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROE 16, was married. 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