The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1914, Page 9

THE BY Patrick Blessington of No. $25 West |speed and flung It Into the crowd. A Forty-ninth sireet was knocked from > number of women and some children} one car by another passing In the were knocked down, and within an- | opposite direction. He may die, other five minutes it was necessary to send In a call for the reserves. BULLS Wi WIN BULL FIGHT. Every car that came along was be- —-——-. peo charged from both aides. Many} MADR) 1D, July 13 ‘The bulls car- | — Hee a eg tong | tied off the honors in the bull fight- the guard rails oh the inner sides | ing here yesterday. he Being Passed By, Angry found themselves borne down under] In the event for amateurs the sword the weight of men, and wea ae of one toreador was caught by the bull t who flung themselves in while th®/and tossed into the stand. It struck « Club Members Put Obstruc- | cars went by at only slightly slack- sectator in the neck, killing him. be & Mexican ewordeman, Miguel b tion on Trolley Track. our? serious injuries resulted from rent aes Kiting the marae Bull, i dedieoma tH 5, Minton of No, 658 Mignth ave-! "The. Refting then topped or the day, ‘Swo men are in St John’s Hos- Ipital, Long Island City, to-day, eeri- | aly lajawed aa 0 Yocult ot Gk at > To the Woman Who eels 0¢ the Buckworst Chub 0 eter | Realizes She Needs Help Ui erowied street cars as they whiszed a.) You are nervous. You have “ spells.” You are iestesy; Astoria, teat night. - dejected. You don’t sleep well. You var backache. You The club, a Manhattan oreaniza- || have lost ambition for your work. You are beginning to ‘@ tion, had an duting yesterday at | feel Fone and look old. - 4 Astoria Schuetzen Park, and at 10 symptoms, more than fMkely, luced by some weakness, | o'clock the members gathered to wait | denne or irregularity peculiar to the a iting suction for cars to take them back to Man- Brean Tur care, returning tom | Dr, Pierce’s Favorite Prescription North Beach, were crowded to sut- | —_— —— 5 focation, and they didn't even slacken (In Tablet or Liquid Form) speed when they reached the corner strength—| been Where the tired Buskwurstern were Jang fe ry er io aceuc wes have orn ta the seine contin ot waiting, The picknickers let a dozen alte yoo now find yourself. It soothes and invigerates. It upbullds and uplifts. @ara go by, and thon took things into Your medicine dealer will su fs sabiet or liquid form, or send ? ee ye ha ‘ . onecent stamps for trial box. Dr. V. M, Pierce, Buffalo, N. 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