The evening world. dated April 19, 1912

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20 BERGS | IN WILD DASH T0 AID Te WEATHER-—Fair to-night an@ Saturday. [FINAL] Tbe “ @eculation Boo Booke ke Open to All.”

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» Saetaanead eden THE EVENING WO FRIDAY, APRIL. 1 4 ——-- SHOCK ONLY SLICHT AS LINER: STRUCK ICEBER , Marine, which owned the

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URVIVORS TELL HOW THEY ESCAPED FROM - TITANIC AFTER GRASH ew Realized Real Danger After First Jar and Many Went Back to Bed

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| ‘Her from Her Husband, Who Was Lost, with. Plenty of Room in Boat—Tells Graphic Story of Ocean Tragedy. Mrs. Lucien P....

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% sat s Ne POL. ASTOR MET DEATH ~ WITH. SMILE AFTER WIFE WIAS SAFELY OFF SHIP Isidor Straus Begged Wife to Get Into ’ Boat,

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ee HE EVENING WORLD, smwiUAY, AF MEL 19; 191 SAYS VERY FEW REALIZED REAL DANGER 0) S37657INFUND %3% Newspaper Man’s Wife Who

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TEE BVENING —»>—_———_ Rellet Committec’a waeert, ari Wearned that none of the Titanic’s dead bed been brought into pert they

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aa THR NVENING WORLD, : £0 out aa the dont dropped lower and lower info the ea, At Inet but far rows Dumming om the prow of &

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age Ro TL Ee AA HRS eM ; ak RBVEUIEOG .WORLD BIDAY, AvuIL 19 pis, fhe Women’s $36 to $30 Spring Suits, at $15 “4%. (Ap Ret,

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o Chrough i ‘An the { eve the Titanic would have sunk, for only the bow would have been crushed end the water-tight doors...

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\ Smartness and Norelty, Even More Than the Very Special Important Saturday Sale of — Misses’ and Juniors’ $25 and $29.75...

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SPPEASPSTOL TO BLUFF CREM ites Tells How He! Fought His Way Into a Lifeboat. Ex HANDS SCRAMBLE. = G, Fignola Says Steerage ©

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SESW BHT WITH OL ASTOR GODOWN TODEAT _-_—— Marie Young Whom He Helped +o Boat Got Last Glimpse of Men, “Archie” Butt died a

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pe \ ai 5 tt a.” wid 30, oe — 4 ) BODIES FOUND Sere Oia L olight Danger ON LOOUN IN ‘\i Stet for iene Voaet BrotHens, ff :

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f ERTS 2 nar q ‘ \ Mrs. Wiliam Graham, Wife of | \ | WOMEN BELIEVED MEN SAFE, 100, TILL CARPATHIA DOCKED Tin Plate Company

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EVENING WORLD, J eiteea witn the greatest “uit” merchaM.sallore of the ova, The is told on the Rialto that he wae mainspring

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ANXIOUS CROWDS STILL BESIEGE THE | , Some Hoping Against Hope, Others Unable to Find Friends on Carpathia, ‘Tho arival of the

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eee APRIL 19, 1912. rN GREATEST r MOTHER'S ARMS suiciges, 8 vours: Human Fat Reduces | | Clothes from Maker to W Pasa Moe...

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AMATEURS DO NOT ‘HINDER WIRELESS, | MARCONI ANERS ‘Titanic dimater. Men for Lack of News About Titanic, ‘ Ho diame fe...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1913. TITANIC HEROINE care NEW YORKER GOES ee ‘ty fer tein rm | Harrison Leads Bolters

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MRS. A. BELMONT ONE OF FOREMOST INAIDING HOMELESS Volunteered as Nurse — Help From Many Quarters for Titanic Survivors. ‘Tere

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Erne Quietly Sails for aris to Bring Carpentier for Fights at the Gar- French middleweight to come to New York. The Madison

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j HOW EVENING WORLD COT. FRST DETAILS OF SIKING STORY TOSSED TO-THE —-— Staff Writer's Narrative, Tied to “Buoy, Taken From

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Re RR en - THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 19132. ae, rk, the only thing that linked them! about and 1 heard some men

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MAYOR, SEEKING EWS, CONES TO EVENING WORLD Pt. Gaynor Readily Conceived + How Col. Astor and Mrs. f Straus Perished. t @eayor

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ibs . PE Med ” Even t ‘ ESTABLISHED BY JOSEPH PULITZER, Pebishod Daily All Countries In the International Postal Un ' World

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\ (DEAR IM SQING TO be T Sornann @RGul during the dancing. the No matter what their past or their future, no man can feel...

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Ceo APRON THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1 ‘NGINEERS ON BIG ROADS REA. NOTICE OF ASTRKE = “Se stieere TON RROW OR SUNDAY ~