The evening world. dated February 14, 1913

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MADERO REPORTED WOUNDED IN BATT. Indictments _ of see Sweeney Are Voted SN WEATHEN-# alr FI EDITION. ht und Saterday) warmer,

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a a ali eR ee ee ene _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913. NUNS AND CHILDREN IN CONVENT SLAIN BY SHELL vanerd a he

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WALKERS GREETED BY COLLEGE YELLS e Brav Thirteen eels On To Trenton, After Making Speeches to Students. SEND NOT Suflrageties

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AGED WHITE WINGS. SHAKE HANDS AND .. JOKE WITH MAYOR, Gaynor Greets Street Cleaners With Merry Quips and ‘nial ! HE AIDED...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913, 8 ———— a inate nsec Sennen a a Die ak neta : and bis comrades, heroes of the

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Commies Mayor Gano; ne shalt rd ee vegravel, o second: Ada. 1 OB and even, third, nureter, Madge's sist " O'Loughlin i...

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CHINESE GUNMEN [ADRANOPLE ABLAZE, === “TS BETO =" Place in » ‘The imposition of the ¢ was impress! deen cons degree, the ie

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1918. : — ene ——-- i | ’ fone, with charity for all.’ As a mat-| “Really, the clubs

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Takes Opposite View to Dix, fng w salary o flvera tonal Guard, Ile should ha LEGISLATORS INDICTED pickle factory in F SULZER

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nan eer 10 oe BANKER HENRY DECIDES 10 FIGHT THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913. : s ee) ae ie LUNERPHLADELPHA, "ir

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HARD COAL TRUS ATTACKED WS BY GOVERMENT Gackawanna Road and Coal | Company Made Defendants | in Injunction Action, UNDER...

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HAD A HOT TIME WHILE IT LASTED ON HIS $25,000! Van Tafrey Not Worrying} Over Being Arrested on Forgery Charge. JOE.WooD «...

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1918, ay for the Same Money or the Same Goods for Less be Than Elsewhere”? Ape Bi...

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KIN OF ZIEGLER SEEKS TO KEEP FOUR MILLION FROM THE ADOPTED SON Half-Brother Asks to Inter- vene in Suit Over Ac- crued...

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ETVEL ROOSEVELT AMERCAN MUTANT. © 228°" seston INSUFFRAGETTERND, 22S NAULS LONDON BOY” ENGAGED TO MARRY OR. IHARD DERBY...

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iS WILL FILED. ENPLOYER Ht BYSTRKETE-UPENDS 2°" HSU NABUEL =. Potter Writes of Prospective \::. Suecess dependslargely upon |

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simi ARE By THE LAA tA WORLD, 14, 16,780 Pairs Men’s $3.50 Shoes The Samples and Surplus Stocks of three of New England’s...

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oe enone UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY Once UTE SHRUBBS RECORD: WERE contipeReL SOME LONG - LEGGED FeLLow Witt PLT HIS MARKS INTO The

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—~.. aonaetconeneh ‘ ‘With “Doc” Mills Back in the |: Lineup It Looks as Though Crescents Will Defeat the | ;' Hockey Club in

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a __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FESRUARY 14, 1918. A Summer Matinee of Pink French Voile Linonine | GC Ls haa “Taig 9 In New

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ndon Haymarket |or nine t ¢ have plaved |and the d gestion, t four or five ¢ New Hans...

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| 27 he : Sve Fee saiorid | GUTABLESHED BY JOSHPH PULITZER. “a Pemvtet Gul Beet Bunter Wy the Prose Publishing Company, Nos,

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The Evening World Daily Magazine, Friday, February 14, 1913 “S'Matter, Pop?” * By C. M. Payne “PRP. FF.PP meow wew...

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PARK NTO DEATH MYSTERY SOLED, ORVER SHLD Troubled Conscience of Chauf-, feur’s Friend Takes Him | to Police Chaplain. 5 |...