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Almost everybody who reads tie news
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-17

SATURDAY. OCT. y. 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-10-17
Bryan and Kern Club.

A. Brooks
The evening world., 1908-02-08
DRIVERS HERE FOR
WORLD AUTO RACE
Start to Be Made From Times
Square Tor Paris WedneS-
day Morning.

Three Ere ch and one Italian cars,
entered in the automobile race from
New York to Paris. which is TO start
from Times Square next Wednesday
morning, reached New York to-day on
La Lorraine, accompanied by The chauf.
ceu-s and their assistant. Before they
soc tat dear old Paris psai. those
intrepid automob!lists will nave tried
to 20 half way around the world over
the United States, Canada. Alaska. Ben
ring Strait, Siberia, Russia. Germany
ard France.
The men who arrived and the cars
they will man are: Georges Vourcier,
Hans Hendrick Hansen and NJ. Autran,
De Dion Bouton; NJ. GODDARD and NJ. Hue
Moto-Block; NJ. Pons and M. Chevalier.
Sizarie ct Nauder; Sig. Scarfoslia and
DR.. Won Mueller. Brlzia-Zust.
Ernest Mas. another who will start
in the race, was also on La Lorraine.
He Joins here Lieuts. Hans koeppen
and Hans knape, of the German army,
who reached New York last night on
the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria with
their Protos car,
The evening world., 1908-02-08
HOUSE BURNING,
TENANTS PENNED
IN ELEVATOR
Car Filled With Half Clad
Men and Women Sticks
Between Floors.

When the cry OF fire was raised in
second street and Columbus avenue at-
ter midnight to-day. there was tre-
mendous excitement. lust two blocks
down the street is the apartment house
in which ore young woman lost her
life and several others were injured In
a blaze yesterday. The tenants in the
Seventy-second street house, the Adri-
an. had been aroused by the fire of yes
teruay. and were not hard to rout from
their beds to-day when James Lee,
an elevator boy. discovered a blaze
IN the cellar. n running his car from
moor to floor began to yell.
Lee started up on his elevator crying
'fHre! Fire." The tenants rushed to
the doors OF their apartment, to be met
by clouds OF smoke. Some took TO the
nre-escapes, and there they screamed
until the neighDorhcod was awakened
and the fIremen came. Those on the
top floor crowded into the elevator and
were taken to the bottom. Lee again
took UP his car. He got some OF the
half dressed men and women this trip.
and again started down, when his ele-
vator stuck between the floors. II there
had been fright before 1t was intensif. ed
then.
The fremen had come. but the tenants
in the elevatoe 'ould not possibly .et
out. and the S.ioke was suffocating.
IKE flames werv also getting too close
for comfort. Lee managed to get his
car started again, and the frightened
men and women were landed safely.
Policeman Mcclellan. OF the West
sixty-eighth street station. distinguished
! himself. He was one OF the first TO ar
rive after the fire cry. On the escape
at the fourth floor he found four young
school teachers. Misses Editn ankin.
CARPENTER. The policemen shinnied up
the escape n escorted the four down
I Inc steep ladders TO the street.
The fire was Don out and the loss
was not heavy. The tenants were told
It was safe TO 60 home and shivering
IN their nightclo.hes. went to their
apartments.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
POL|CEMAHIS gu OK
WIT BALKS FIREBUG
Bremmecke Kicks Bundle OF
Blazing Oil-SoaSed Rags
Into the Street.

4 bold attempt to burn The four-stor;
frame building at No, - East on
Hundred and Thirty-9fth street was
frustrated by Patrolman John Brem-
mecke. Of the Alexander avenue sta
o.. alg to-day.
The Officers prompt action I'm k.tk'ng
II to the stree. an o.l-r 2lg-.t.l bundle
o. rags which Lad .enitoi 80 frame
Nori. OF a door. probably saved several
lives. as the fire engines would nave
hardly reached the place owing to the
Icy condition OF the street.
Mrs. Mary Higgins and her family oc-
cup the ground floor She conducts a
small grocery store. Five other fam
lies, with many children, live on the
other three loors So quickly and
silently did the policeman act that
none knew Of tne danger until an in
v~estigation was started half an hour
after the blazing bundle was extln-
gu!shed
Bremrnecke was two blocks away
from thr Higgins store when ne saw a
tiny blaze shooting up the front door.
NJ water was available and to cal.
nclp would have aroused the sleeping
,nma,es and POSSIBLY caused a panic.
He dragged the bundle from the steps
with mis- nightsticK and boosted 1t into
the street.
Mrs. Higgins became hysteylcal wher
awakened and told of the effort to burr
the buildinE. She declared tia, sh,
knew no enemy vino would wish t,
destroy herself and famlly. Other
queries failed 10 give the police ann
clue to the fireoug. The binding h
owned by n. Thowey.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
HARLEM THUGS
BEAT AND ROB A
RICH CONTRACTOR
Frederick Page Left Uncon-
sciouS in Seventh Avenue;
Skull May Be Fractured.

Frederick r. Page. f.ty-six years old.
"a wealthy contractor. OF No. 263 West
one Hundred and Thlrty-seventh street.
vas found unconscious early to-day at
Seventh avenue n One Hundred and
Twenty-seventh street by Policeman
Brawley. of the West one Hundred and
Twenty-h.th street station.
An ambulance vas called from the
Harlem Hospital. and. after being at
tended by DR.. Bennett. Page was taken
10 me police station. where he became
sufficiently rational 20 tell how ne had
been attacked by three footpnis and
robbed.
He was or his way home about go
o'clock this morning. he sa!1. when three
men held him UP at One Hundred and
Twenty-seventh street and Seventh ave
nue. and demanded his money. Page Is
a large. muscular man. and showed
fight. The three blackjacked him until
he fell unconscious. His gold watch
and chain. diamond pin. and a small
amount OF money were taken and he
was left where he fell.
Page has many wounds about the
mead and face, and may have a fracture
Of the skull. He was taken home.
George Austin Airey. OF No. Al Sew
enth avenue has not fully recovered
from an attack made on him by foot
pads. VINO took SIS and two rings valued
at 800. Airey has been connected with
some OF the largest hotels in the coun-
try. the last the Hotel Castleton, at st.
George, Staten Island. which burned re-
Gently.
Thirsday night. while neal Seventh
avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
somebody struck him in the head from
behind. As ne fell two men came up
and offeredt 10 neip h!n, nome. One
Laced a handkerchief 10 HIS nose and
he lost consciousness, Just as they
reached the stoop OF his house. Chic
reform was no doubt used. He discov-
cred later that ne had been robbed
The evening world., 1908-02-08
SCH
DUPE, HAS NOT
LOST FAITH IN HIM

Charles NJ. Schwab. who sailed for
Troupe to-day on the Lusitania Tor a
short business trip. admitted the truth
OF The Evening Worlds exclusive pub
~lication yesterday OF a deal in Ameri-
can Ice in which Schwab. John w.
Gates. Isaac Guggcnheim and Charles
I. Barney were loaded dow with 600,
shares each on Morse's assurance II a
there would be a big advance. MI.
Schwab was not cast down about 1t.
1T is true he said, that / bought
American Ice when 1t was nigh. n
that | have 1t Yet. Bu- ! am not
frightened, n have not lost conf
dence in Charlie Morse, If he does owe
me money"
Would you nnnd saying how much
he owes you asked 4 reporter.
"eI. iep.ei t'e s,ee! maKnr,S
win a smile; 1T is enous 70 worrs
but i cont worry me a bit. | IKE
Charlie Morse. We all Ike him. We
know him for a royal good fellow.
There is nothlrs crooked or DIS
honest about, him. Ne built " a house
OF cards and 4 tumsIedi He VIII pni.
a chance. If they persist in kicking
hin when he is down they will naturally
hinder him In his efforts to rehab!litate
himself. IL a. certainly i'll advised to
you money that he owes YOU.
None Of Morse's friends believed
that ne had sk.pprt. am glad 70 hear
that lie is COMING back q race the
music. although l have no doub; tina;
he would have followed ont his plan o:
re,urr NJ. N the CarpGnia i these de
yelopmcrts Of the last couple of iavs
Ind no; met him or the other side"
The evening world., 1908-02-08
be added with the same chow Of self
Assurance:
Not Counting Losses.

when I return to New York the
Bank OF North America will be recon
structed and I will see that all matters
are rectified."
Morse then talked OF the attachments
on behalf Of the National Bank of North
America and the Judgment by default
in the suit OF r. A. c. Smith.
The loan from the Bank of North
America is amply secured with oliat
eral," be said. MY counsel. Mr.. Board
man, told me before I sailed that the
Smith suit over the sale OF the bank
had been settled.
The reports that I ran away are
simply New York sensations. II can
be, stated with certainty that l will re-
turn to New York within ten days.
came over partly on business and partly
on pleasure"
Regarding the amount he had lost
through his promotions and wildcat
schemes Morse said:
81 have not troubled TO estimate no"
much have lost. There will be time
enough for that later. There is one
tninz certain: there will be no question
about my trying to save anything
You mean, then. that you VIII! give
everything TO your creditors?'
my creditors can rest assured that
will do lust what is right. ! mean Just
what / say"
Morse then expressed the nope tha'
the chain of banks that went down IN
ruin because of his management or mis-
management would be- reconstructed
The evening world., 1908-02-08

owning Its steamboats, has a fee simple
to real estate in New York, its pier on
the water front. besides valuable ter
minal properties In Troy and Albany
The shareholders of the company are:
Calvin Austin, 80 shares; X. Ross
Appleton. 200; Thomas ID. Adams. 100;
Charles T. Barney. 100: Phiip J. Britt.
200: William X. Boenke. Criminal Court
Building. 200: n. H.. Campbell, treasurer
Consolidated Steamship lines. 626; Ed
ward R. Carroll. 20: John F. Carroll
1900: William j. Carroll, SO: simeon J.
Drake, 500; Minnie Dunno, $40: c: NJ
Englis. 1,202: John Englis & sou. l.lso;
John Enelis, 100; Andrew Fletcher. 800;
R. p. Fuller, 800; katherine T. Gel
shenen, 900: W. w. Ladd. 200.
C. w. Morse Is the largest. stock
holder. owning 10.6S3 shares. Other i'm
portant stockholders are james 7.
Morse. 600 shares; Harry +. Morse. ITO:
Jennie r. Morse, 24O. Harry +. Morse.
100: Benjamin W. Morse. Bath, Me.
100: Anna e. Morse. 100: Peter Nc
Carthy. 1000: Joseph j. Donahue,, $40;
W c.. Reick. 200: George r. Sheldon.
1:so; Leopold schepp. 200; Augustus
Van WICK. 300; Robert Van Wyck,
! 800: William H.. Hill, $500: George W.
Wilder. Butterick Building. New York,
lO0n shares
The evening world., 1908-02-08
BUSINESS FAILS, OLD
MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
Daughter Finds Herman Jaeger
Dead on a Couch in Their
Home.

Mrs. Ellen Schmidt rushed up to PA-
trolman Gallagher in Gas Eighty third
street to-day. exclaiming MY father
has shot himself. Come with me-
Hurry" She led the way to the third
1oor OF No. 434 East Eighty-third street.
Lying OF a couch with a small bullet
wcund in the right temple was tho
body OF Herman Jaeger. ~sixty-one years
old Bv the side OF the body was Q
revolver of small calibre.
Jaeger until a few months g kept .
small cigar store. The little business
did not prosper.
. Detective Fay was detailed to inves-
tigate. He reported Il a case Of suicide
following dependency. Jaeger was a
veteran of the Franco-Prusslan war
and we'll known amo1g his countrymen
In the district in which he lived.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
NJ D0DGES APPEAL.
s%uItnn's Violation of AIgeciras Act
EXcuse for Ignoring McHsnge

BERLIN, Feb. S.-The reply of the
German Foreign Ohice 10 the appeal
made by Abd-El-Aziz. the Sultan OF
Morocco. TOR help against the French
occupation OF a portion of Moroccan
territory includes two specific declara-
rlons. First. that the treatment OF
Moroccan duest-S mus he clearly
within the terms of the Algeclras act.
and second. that the followers OF ADD
Ell AziZ have violated this act.
Consequently, the Sultan must dire a
his appeal to all the signatorles of the
act and not to Germany alone.
The text %. the German note has been
communicated to France.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
u HIM a GOOD
TRADER, BUT NOT
A SINESS A

Charles NJ. Englis. s~lipbuilder. OF No.
l7s Clinton ven Brooklyn. to-day
threw me light upon Morse connec-
ton with the Hudson River NaVisa''o"
Company. Il phase OF which was eN-
clusively exploited in The Evening
World Yesterday. Mr.. Engl!s Is a grind
son Of the lat John Eng!is, one of the
founders OF the New jersey steamboat
Company. which nearly a century =
succeeded to the good will of the COM
2any operated by Robert Fulton.
"Mr Morse came to US in lNV-by US
] mean my father and myself-and our
associates in the New Jersey Steam
toat Company. among whom were the
heirs OF Daniel Drew and other p.o-
neers," said MIR. EnGlis. He Vas tHs
most wonderful trader we mad ever ne.
]: was not till later that We discovered
that he was not a real business man.
Mr.. Morse purchased a quantity OF the
old stock. which was in the hands of
estates. and with his friends joined with
my father and myself and the corpora
ton of the Hudson River Navigation
Company. with a capital OF 100000.
.'Of course there Is some OF this cap
ital stock watered, but Mr.. Morse uad
his friends with those of the old stock
holders who remained in the cUinpai!,
did put up $4,000 in cash. The Adiron-
uack WIS our fastest ana oest Do"-
Mr.. Morse was for reaching out. lie
persuaded us to sell and Issue bonds
suff,cient to buiid the e.. ". Morse. the
boat which cost s93i,Wo.
Then the Surplus Vanished.
u.s.. L-n. nr fnf.t years .lUo MI.
Morse persuaded the stockholders vi me
pudson River Navigation Company 10
LEI him have s2Oo,W0 out o. us treasury
to engage in an outside specu.a'iou,
the purchase of the Hudson valley
Railway. which he soid 70 the Deia-
wire and Hudson Railroad, netting e
profit 10 The stockholders OF tae steaLno
boat company Of sdJ.1O. The sot'ov
VS. paced in our treasury ana, 10
Ectner with the surplus earnings, Two
years ago had reached a uJ.ai OF SSN,-
W,. This surplus grew to TINS size by
reason of the fact mat low di.idends
''The Evening World has STAGED ,or-
roetly the investments OF TINS Sscp,Cvl IN
bonds of the Consolidated Steamship
Company and its subsidiary COMPANY
the Metropolitan Steamship Company;
The Investment was 4 poor one. and |
charse i, uo to Mr.; Morse's Dad ppsi-
to learn. MIR. Morse never Drofted per
sonally through mis- seemingly remark
able manipulation Of securities.
In regard TO the building Of the new
boats. Princeton and k~nickcrbucker. II
is true that the Hudson River Ma viga-
ton Company does owe sSS .OlD. gains,
a credit OF that amount in its trea surv
two years ago. The new boats are be-
ing buil' under a special subscription
OF the stockholders. - per cent. Of
which has been paid in. The Princeton
Is to cost sl,OO0.0O and the Knicker-
booker 500, 900: The latter. is o on
bs completed this summer. Work on
II" F"No"''r hrs seen Stoned.
No Receivcrship Likely.
Rig here | want to say that ter
ra certain siOrkho!der OK the liu!snn
FLYER Navigation Compa. y who is
conducting n bear campaign against the
property for the purpose % decreasing
its value so that he can buy !. in chem.
TIE company is not going i;to the
hands Of n receiver. ana IN addition to
The evening world., 1908-02-08
LIGHTSHIP MAY BE ADRIFT.
Nantucket shoals beacon Can't De
Raised by Wireless.

NEWPORT. R. l., Fab. s~.-Repeated
efforts to-day to communicate with
l.igntship No. 81. on Nantucket Shoals.
by wireless from the torpedo station
have bcen without result.
The lighthouse tender. as a result.
will No 10 the lightship from New Bed
ford tomorrow morning.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
Mo New aoouoh Bank Receiver.

KINGSTON, n. Y. Feb. San appli'
cation to make permanent the appoint
men. Of Henry A. Powell. of Brooklyn
came before Justice Belts to-day in the
Supreme Court. but was adjourned unit
March :. II Is expected that Walter l.
Brewster. whom Justice Belts appoint
al referee to examine the banks condi-
ton, will have completed his exam!na'
ton and reported by that date.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
BLACK HAND BOMB IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS Feb. s.-The explosion %
a t->nb wrecked the front of the spag
Aetti manufacturing establishment O;
Vito Vivipno q Bro. Italians. al No
5l5 Biddle street. to-day. The Viv!aro
families. living on the upper floors CT
the building were not Injured. Vito
Viviano asserted he has no knowledge
OF an enemy.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
Couldn't Publish Song; Woman
Drinks Poison.
Woman

ROCHESTER,. Feb. S.-Her inability
TO send 49, to a New York publishe-
with which to publish a sons she lac
written so affected Mrs. Oscar Goodrich
that she took carbolic acid and died
soon after her son had summoned a
ply stefan.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
SCHOONER AGROUND IN BAY,
New Vessel Pulled on Bank of
SwR.h Channel.

The new schooner Dean f. Brown.
Capt. Flynn, bound in from Jackson
Vile for Bridgeport with lumber. went
aground to-day on the west side OF
Swash Channel.
she was assisted of by the tug Emma
]. Kennedy and proceeded up the bay.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
ALL LOOK ED ALIKE
WHEN IT CAME TO
UNLOADING STOCK.

Since Mr.. Morse secretly let New
York many OF his business associates
who bought ms Consolidated Steamship
bonds have made confession tina they
hold the paper. 1t appears that he over
looked nobody n was not particular
whether the persons to whom he sold
hoa.s \ cash or not.
His fellow directors and the officers
OF the various banks he controlled took
all they could handle. Even the clerks
and buokksepers were approarnei ~
Morse. Some % the c!erks VINO bought
that Morse discounted the notes AMI
t1en due their salaries.
Gelshenen Money Invested"
Ait"ouSh Harry Braker. VINO married
the widow Of William Geis.clcn.
.]4arse's old partner, mas denied that
the Ge.%lItreH estate is invoired N tFe
Morse failure, me records SHOW that
not only Gclshelen money but some o.
AiiS: h..aNcrs was invested III Con-
aoIidatci Steamship bonds. Mr.. Brlker
was eie sed Yesterday "A membc. t.! tle
boAdlo.ders' Committee. which is seek
Ing 10 set something out OF the Con-
sol'dated.
Mrs, Geislenen bough, 800 Of the $40
oonGs ~ the Consolidated Steamship
Company, Mr.. Braker bougat 500
bonds, and a son OF Mrs. Gelsheren
~oucGt In bonds. Tdis is an aggregate
# ll,"t6 bDnds. wiich were purchased
at y. the inside price Morse made TO
Eis frienls.
And Bankers. Too.
A few Of ,he snrewd business men
and banker VINO HOid Consolidated
Londs Tor which they uaIu : cuvu u
cash are Richard Ramsey. a dire Tor
= tpe Mercantile Na;iuraI Rank. Nil
II. o'Brion, Nice-Ircsident 81 the !icr-
camille National: L. V. Poor President
81 the Garfield National. and \. e.
King, secretary o. tie knickeraOr,.-'
Trust COMPANY.
A H.. Ilavemeysr. who became prasi-
dent OF the National bank o. North
America a: the ti'no o" the crash last
October. was talkin~ with a crJuo OF
men inrrrcs ed IN Norsr al the PLAIN
Hotel last night. One of the rDwl
asked W HHVewerer'
iva Nrr-e ~ = wr~~po ,o- : .
rurpre" - r'artlre socrr'',os. or to
re' holt ~ rowe to brig la ~"
- hardly 'Nlr'S he went 70 bring a"v
back replied Mr.. Havemeyer. ne
did not have any securities in P7rls
that We kew Of. We learned = few
weeks ago tNat he had securities in
London. We got them back for the cost
~ the expressage"
The evening world., 1908-02-08
G. o. p. COMMITTEE CHOSEN.

WASHINGTON, FEB. S.-With com
plete harmony the joint caucus OF Re-
publican Senators and Representatives
last night elected the members Of theii
COnurcss!ona Campaign Committee.
lanes <. Sherman represents Ne V
York. II. c. Loudens!ager. New Jersey,
and Son-in-law Nicholas Iongworth.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
ST. RAuL DOCKS TOMORROW.

sOT"TH WELLFLENT. Mass. Feb 3.
The American line steamer ST, Paul
Crom scu-aampton and Cherbourg for
%cv York, was j. communication by
wireless telegraph with the station here.
when eighty miles east Of Nantucket
TIghtyhip. at 10 A. VI She will prob
1biv DIX about 2 A NJ Sunday.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
FREIGHT-HANDLERs STRIKE.

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. S-One hun
dred and fifty freight handlers in the
employ Of the Maine Steamship Com
pany struck to-day, refusing TO accent
a wage reduction OF 5 cents an hour.
The me declined 10 unload the steamer
Manhattan. which arrived from New
York.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
LAW COST HIM A BRIDE.

BUFFALO, Feb. S.-The new mar
-,,re license law proved a hoodoo for
Seorge ID. Holborne, OF New York CITY.
.estarlay. HIS Buffalo bride-to-be SUP.
2osad he was a bachelor. and when in
response 10 questions on the AFFIDAVIT
hiank he admitted lie was a widower
she burst into tears and called on the
match.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
RICHES TO TITLED HUSBAND.

B.AI.TIMORE. Feb. S.-Thr VII! Of
the Princess de Bearn. who died Oct.
IS. 1907. al ST. Petersburg where her
husband Is secretary OF the French
Embassy, was filed here Yesterday. II
leaves all her estate TO her husband.
to whom she was married In Paris
June % 1905. The Princess was Mice
Teatrlce Rose Winans. daughter Of
~ and Mrs, Ross p Winans, OF Bal
4i.rgra
The evening world., 1908-02-08
USED BRICK TO STEAL JEWELS

PITTSBURG, Feb. s.-Three thieves
to-day hurled a brick through a win.
dow OF a jewelry store at Liberty and
Seventh avenues. and. grabbing a dozen
watches. several rings and other valua-
hles, made their escape. The robbery
vas witnessed by a number OF persons.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
ROOSEVELT WILL BE PAINTED

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-President
Roosevelt will sit for a painting for
the New York Republican Club, an ar
arrangement to this effect having been
made to-day By Representative Ben
nett.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
WOMAN cRAzED BY FLAMES.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. S.-The
Bedding %Sanitarium, at Bedding. Mich.
was burned yesterday. There We're eleven
patients In the institution, who were
rescued after much diflculty by hremen.
One woman from Cadillac, Mich. went
insane from excitement.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
PUBLIC PRINTER FILES BOND.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Acting Pub
lie Printer Brian to-day filed with the
Treasury Department his pond for $780,
oO. and IT was approved by the Comp
trOller.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
Codunba's Pendulum Test Aozvs the World
Still Is Bobbmq Around in the Same Old Way

DR.. Charles Forbes Uses a
Paint Brush Stuck Into a
Swinging Cannon Ball to
Demonstrate Again the
Physical Truth Which Cali
leo Was Tortured for Pro-
claiming.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
To PREVENT .

TO PREVENT THE GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the
san,s There is only one "BRoMQ ouI-
SINEu Look for SIGNATURE Of q. W.
The evening world., 1908-02-08

Piles Cured In q TO II days. pazo U Mt
nnent Is guaranteed to cure any case OF Itch.
ans. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles In
q TO ~ DAYS or money refunded Hnc 80
The evening world., 1908-02-08

sc a. o; Iuyy mile. an hour. Little old
New York. being closer to the Norm
Pole aAls. manages to brisk along at lie
ale OF "a little owe Is miles a second.
TGat /! o. .aa. {. ga ~. 4N'c 10
lab up IN the d.. 4 Little way and
stick there without any Interference OF
the part Of grant. lnI atmosphere
density YOU would look down on Chi
cage in lit'." more han an hour. II you
san Francisco would drift under You;
then Japan would come reeling along:
another hour or so and you could drop
down and hunt tigers in the jungles OF
Triia
The evening world., 1908-02-08

The World printed 44e Help Ads.
t~o-day-223 more than all other
New York papers combined.
The evening world., 1908-02-08
Prove This to Yourself.

As this mark widened 1t became mani
fest that the pendulum was not mark
Ing in exactly q straight line, As II would
do II the world stood still. However. II
was explained hat the pendulum was