The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1918, Page 12

Ror eeepe renee ree etteereeneretee rere ‘ teed to shrivel up any bacilli that come | who had been sitting 4 "Gre me," said the patron. along.” the towel during All ¢ * chair in which you sits given| "My word!" said the patron. you go on a ] } 4 dally bath in bichicride of mercury,| ‘The razor and lather brush @ put 1 am rt. TTT THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1918.° ° e it e baked in an oven |botled before being used. Even the—— which ts giaran-| “Well, look here,” sald the patron, UNDER FIRST FRE, ANIDSHOUIS OF -—— = STOODLKEEROES SWC SG MATES Capt. Merle-Smith Writes of Kushnieruk Put to Death After ‘A great net of mercy drawn through Bravery of Company L ‘ Vain Protest to Gov, | an ocean of unspeakable pain"’ Under German Shelling. Whitman, , are Sainte sen. Cat calls, shrieked by « of the er inmates g, fol-| as | Tow the men of Company 1 of the }165th Infantry (old 69th, New York.) showed their gallantry under Germar shell Ave tha Beat lets, EA by ried, trembling with fright, | Ithetr commander, Capt, Van gant. ‘9 the cloctric chair late last night. yoord Merlo-Smith, jn a letter to tho “Do you want to murder thitt boy?” | mothers, wives and friends of the Me Again and again from the cells| men Who meet aga unit each week where other men were waiting to die. |g work der the reettiect and’ az-| is intelligible question were change news, The letter says in| deushnk Fuk rosthed the weeds | pi parently from fear and nervousness, “All the men deserved credit, but T Sa caret wie ao condition jean only mention here Sergts. Gon- jacob Katz, the Rew. prison Jeminy non, Larkin, Collins, Mahon, Heffer- Chaplain, whose first ‘execution i non, Donahue, Dunn, Landzert, Witt-, Was, and Father William Cashing, ; y|. The prisoner made no protes | inger and Redmond among the many | 14, strane were adjusted. who helped to develop the present) ‘nree shocks were neceasary to kill | company. jhim. He was pronounced officially “The first experience of the men Sein, i 13 le Warden Moyer \ + ‘as in charge of the execution. under fire came while digging a r Mephen Laihoneke coreitea fa | serve trench behind the lines, Picture connection with the same crime, is at the long, long line of mon digging Sing Sing, sentenced to dle in the © beavers except hen week of June 10, Michael Wasilla, a | Hike beaver youn thifd defendant, was convicted of raat | stand immovablo when German air- | gedin the second degree planes passed overhead, ‘Then in the) Evid presented at the trial of stillness the sharp crack of a shell vad L tes showed that they had | bursting about sixty fect in the air [7 Pine ‘iecegiary mn acne directly over the centre of the line, man’s watch and chain were found on and a shower of small splinters from Kaishnieruk. Kurhnieruk's defense : r a| Ws that he had been drinking. the back blast. It was so sudden and | “ps that he hi Donohue bill to abolish unexpected, this first shell, that the capital punishment for minors was men gave me the impression of met-|then pending, Gov. Whitman. three laphoricaliy feeling themselves all ks ago stayed Kushnieruk's exe- i jt n y 3 “dl ‘over to see whether they were kille ae When this bill died, Miss ja Milholland, Misha Appelbaum They looked a bit dazed, but nobody Nathan Perlman urged the Gov. was hit. e*nor to interfere. This le refused to , do, although efforts in behalf F Fe e z peha. of the ‘When we were about 250 yards condemned man were continued up to death house at Sing Si lowed John Kushnieruk, twent he was Every cent you give to the Red Cross goes to buy that most precious thing in' the world—solace to suffering. - Can you refuse? Contributed to ~ RED CROSS y ° I. BLYN & SONS 122nd St. & 3rd Ave., N. Y. Have Your Clothes Made the Way You Want Them! 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