The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 16

| AE | | ee eC ane te ‘ 16 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1916. He saw two rateri-| “SMOKY JOE” ADDS RESCUE jo" "y°o-""" (ows, Oa EE HASH MES se bey cnn icrsemees’ =| COURT REFUSES 10 When the first he y arrived, tet Martin or- ladder run up, bape tty Fire Chiei Climbs rings Her From Fifth Floor, the time ho A gaat Chief Joseph Martin sacl ant. an Paver Beoo n | from the window In fain Veteran Di Ladder ut nd the young, frantic, She ked the ladder Nichola felt; Man Must Suffer onsequences of His Act in Marrying ond Time, Says Judge Mrs as taken to New York Hospital, | eran deputy chief 1# known from Sea Milongian! was unhurt. Gate to the Bronx, was iightily climb- (Rrectal to Tie Evening World.) Great WHITE Y., Nov. 17 ing a ladder to the top of a five-story a . STON, 3 om . prought by house to rescue « beautiful maiden. | oor hn wnnekine.'In dismissing tho ault brought by Ar Tho fire was in @ house at No, 366! greatest ot mo n landscape painters, thur G. 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