The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1916, Page 8

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JACOBI.| Pirtn09y oF the "Nestor of Amertean y Aft nr CREW DE ha hen th Rostan wanes tor mre Te fe ey oP rlowd of tie ; Mid . wea t s peat Sat we te Wark tis stihl Miethe Sag | ata e PaWamicg'e for. eaeen to Dr. Abra ‘ L + the Russian Finn sald, and finally is . m Men of the Steamer Suffolk joc omy tood but fuel to keop the GIT, “B, . 9 ¥ Caught in Ice, Driven Crazy men trom freezing were exhausted i y | The suffering caused nt b | by Cold and Hunger. men to lowe their mi hy d in this atate they a a % ¢ ,, HALIPAX, N. 8, May 1The fate whips capiain, crazed by the suffer 4 | Jot the captain and crew of the Brit- ing of his men, whom he was unable Maga | [ten steamship Suffolk, caught im the to @id, and iimself exhausted and Ye |ica in the White Sea, while on her Way worn, committed sulcide 4 A 8 THE EVENING WURLD, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1916. f re the holidays jo by jco breakers, were entertained at j ' —and avoid Constipation —with To Bitoy L: oh Don't let your liver “loaf on its job”. "4 ° : Keep it active mortly before Christ- when only ten survivors remained # jetalis of suffering from they decided to try to reach land on | id, hunger and exposure, resulting foot. Taking with them what was jin tho death of all but three men of eft of the acanty provisions, they act Bf | a crew of twenty-seven, and the aul- forth on an elghty-mile trip across ag of the ship's captain, who, mad-|t:9 tee. ‘The day after they deserted dene@ by hunger and cold, shot him- thetr ship a heavy blizzard set in and rolf, were related here to-day by sailors of the Newfoundland steam er Bellaventure, just im from Arch angel ‘The crew of the Rellaventure, which the party avon Hritiah shi 4 was made for the bodies ne others, & s j = but they wer 4 The Suffoll 4 864 tons, Pine TG BE SHOWN IN LEADING PHOTOPLAY HOUSES as leaving Tow? 18 last for Bowen, Australia MOTHER ASKS POLICE iS is i ‘oie NEXT WEEK. TO FIND GIRL DANCER Fame - Miss Roshanara Craddock, Officer's Daughter, Disappe Hotel Following | Mabet BR » search for h . Olive Roshanara Craddoc who dis ippeared, yesterday af from Algonquin o who | ry n suf. fering from wr several weeks and apparently left the hotel without realizing what she was doing. The young woman came here three & weeks ago rom Chicago with real and was Bajonova of No. nue. She was left alone at terday, and when Mrs, ( turned, iate in the aft found the doo: ¢ ing a suit had $100 ‘a Miss Craddock 1s five feet nine inches in height and is of dark com- plexion. She is twenty-two years old. Sho wore a brown dress and hat, a brown coat and low tan shoes, She also wore several strings of heads of odd type. She was born in India and until last year danced with the Ballet Russe, OR. 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