Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04

AA'NA VIC Now IOlN W OIll-
Which IS the Al.Ncl-nsan or wom-
am
This is A question that nobody can
answel. TOR tho simple reason that it
Is impossible to t.li to What degree
of horo.sm eisl.sr WA go When occa-
sion demands.
little girl OF =. who under ordinary
conditions would scream at the sight
OF a tiny fame. Viii dash through n
condensation TO save tho life of a baby
brother who has fallen into the blaze.
y NonnS woman dwaintily clad II
afraid in hcr normal moods to so INTO
the water without holding To the life
llne VIII. i1rSetiinS self entirely. plunge
into the stormy Hood to rescue Il
drowning poison as quickly as the
trainei lifesaver.
Compared individually with members
of the opposite sex. women today stand
forth ahead. For instance. the sum-
MGR rltl and the summer man. olassed
together in ordinary affairs. are far
apart when ii comes to matters OF
heroiSm. II is the unin. girl who
shows The real stun" when it comes
to Il pinch.
All summer long there have been
Young women who have performed
deeds of splendid daring. Many of
them have not been reported in public
print.
This attribute of bravery on the part
on our women is not new. This sum
mor's exhibitions of 1T are only new.
And it is only meet that the story of
some of them should be told again.
When young Earl Buckley fell from
the pier into the sea at Island Heights.
\. j., only Mrs. Y. lloyd Campbell
heard his cry. she screamed for hclp.
Then. as she SAW the lad rise and sink
out of sight again. she plunged into
the water. She WAS fully clothed and
swan with difficulty. There was still
enough life in the boy when she reached
him and enough of desperate terror to
make him very dangerous. He grabbed
Mrs. Campbell, and with arms around
her neck and legs twincd about her
bod" chung with "A death grip.
Ih"n came a frantic struggle for life.
She struck the boy in the face and
tried to choke him. His weight and
her heavy clothing bore them far un-
der the surface. When they rose again
she put forth all her strength to drag
their weight nearer the shore. where
the shadows would give her a foot
hold. He efforts We're successful. and
thus she brought the boy to land. and
together they fell on the beach, eX-
hauStcd.
AT Lake Hopatcong Miss Edna Hart
man saved the lives of four drowning
persons on as many occasions. Miss
Hartman is only IS years old. very
pretty and IL splendid swimmer. An
other heroine of Lake Hopatcong is
MISS f,iie f!eii. OF Kutherford, N. D.,
WHO pl"i.E'u iht" the water IN her
nunuaS hierS n rescued Walter
nick of time.
Mrs. Frederick G. Ware has Just add
~ aho'ner ieHcu" 10 the fourteen she
mas MADE IN me nine years that she
mas 'lNen near thc canal at Ansonia.
Sonn' Hhe mas saved SIX boys, four
girls, three women and two men from
browning. li"r latest rescue, and one
:" me hlos, uiillcult' Vas NAT OF MRS.
n,''i''' ''h'l' "ho zen i"'o 'le cihai
Wnrr' ,hr wafer rs '"rlVe rect deep.
- H"le i'ipcu IN hltsr her. iuiiy
he nras.nna "f -. sa, lnu ,,uss,e IN
~ paes'iIoc 81 several men VINO We're
w iIltH.e'cu 10 SlN@ ana. brought the
,rhnn ,J"' ""iia'. 10 Shore'
NJ anert va ,ne brave rescue by
nr az e -; lhiic. or BROOKLYN,
,n,,n,,s ni,1 ',".u ".usnt'l ahu chr
zee 81. .il.i''' Who '"E''her Irli
" ! pc. a'," a.ep WAFER a. saSbrook
~, Nv h ~. .,,ia. III
n.rfn,n,oa ~,S' IN,
lv 10 land wbrrn .bn h pnI'.o''
housted f,o,o tho shaoI' 49,, ,an,h eA-
And not lo,st .n,a,m 49,
,oi,na =. ,t.' iiio'S ~ water ne
nitm - MISS MIME Sheehah. or ,his
~ ,ha " ism ".,hs ago plunged m
iifo ~, 80. ..Ne' ..nu ShNed the
,ir.a n "in '"ai .oniiol,y. /" re,
p]ersonoI friend of p,a.ihnn, SS.n :. an'
Miss Sheehan swan, n lonr distance To-
reach MIR 1,o,no,I, u.hn " h, r",,n. :"
T., ,ho u.,tor r,ns' - ." ',''i =,
mo swim win, - n'.o "l" noul"
brought him saT.iv -, ,nm ~ sNi'i shc
Miss FLORENCE Hoyvan nro, co.,
ca, .iri sn,n. o".r' P.','y 'heI-
old ne,,e~ whan n me Oh ner o,ycar.
at sno rho Ittn. Ia W. "els oul
hon, In which ~ ,,ra ~. ~