The evening world. dated April 10, 1912

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“We Slugged Them,’’ Says T. R. Grecnsburg, Pa., April 10. WE SLUGGED THEM OVER THE ROPES.” This was Col. Roosevelt's comment

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qn the opeaker. Whether the asi WILL BROADEN OUT. l EE. i ? E ever the destinies of this nation Seing characterized as & ‘pa

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TRANPLD BY MEN IN PANG ‘ON BURNING CA troller Is Short Circuited on Brooklyn Trolley. EIGHT PERSONS HURT.| » Passengers Cut

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- — T An Unparalleled Player Piano Sale At Aeolian Hall ‘companion Ayer took the tong Jump into the heavens and headed back

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FOOLY T SWEEPS" MAIN BUILDING All BUTTHREE OF f|Amainst: Moths, LINO DSTRES Burglars and Fire Wins Only Lorimer’s All are...

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TTLLER HELD FOR $3500 SHORTARE Major Holly Indorsed Votes for Friends Who Have Aban- doned Him. (Special to The Brening...

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TLE, PICK AND FE, NMONTCLAR mans ‘Leap From Trenches Jason’s Warriors Sprang From Dragon’s Teeth, (Spectal to The Evening...

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“ De ae te , THE EVENING WUKLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1912, wn STADIUM MORE MARKETS City, oh the SPURNS, nees Petite ; WE GIVE

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BT PLAN BEANS VE THE LF OF a aR m Doctors, Christian ence and Electricity Fail She Galls for Odd Cure. RB DRINKS THE JUICE.

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den : te my I anise ise esp penne ; fame, was a theft of twenty-nine one- |wuuam Loonhs, nineteen, sna Willkm “HANSEL AND...

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a . PITCHER DRUCKE Ppa aac. ste EVENING WO wre tate ave —_—_—- @en property for more than one year, the requirements under

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ein abi anne monn vor eee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10; 1913. | dh ibini = almost buried in the sen by the thow-|

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N-AND O OF THE HEATRES ¥ CHARLES DARNTON. act and finished the play With @ fairly | Cohi food performance to his “credit....

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: Toe pare Tomy POLO RT a Skowenee| BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK © THE EVENINZ WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1 EDITED BY...

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x BASEBALL GAME IN PUZZLE PIC ; (Seventh Inning.) (Conyright, 1012, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York World.) F bate

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eRe i THE EVENING wa WICKLE PETITION DENIED,|trowte tor tne rtavemeyers. ‘The let- tere were asked for William Arbuckle...

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oo weecee wn cows eee a Ar nenennn i Attracts a ¢Large Audiencelsas SYLVESTER RAWLING. VaAr opera-goers outside of the ina

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Bre Bee Wain, ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH varus Ot nr RALPH PULT' J. ANGUS SHAW, Treasurer, JOSEPH PULITZER, Jr., Secret...

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——— “Phe Ev Phe 2 ening ‘““S’Matter, Pop we WOULDNT Y Do ANY THING we woutD Just LeT Him SEARCH Say PoP HAT WOULD) wedo ir 4

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“WADE MUSCN DE A NADA LOVE WEAKENED MIND. Beautiful Clara Conners’s Se- cret Romance Locked in Her Lost Memory. The mystery