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when she left the stand. The trial,
however, was not Interrupted, and a de-
position by her brother, Frank French,
was read.
French told OF Decker promising TO
marry his sister. and Ci the girls dis
appointment when Decker failed 10 keep
his promise. He said Miss French be-
came very 81.
Decker, on the witness stand. denied
that he had ever promised to marry
Miss French.
II told her" he admitted, that !
would marry her II my cousin Won
release me from my engagement to her"
"Oh," broke in Mr.. Carmody. lit was
a case of My Cousin Won't Let Me-"
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Finland Women Won
The Ballot by Saving
Nation From 1urQnt
Forced Car TO Restore Constitution. and Grateful Men
Who Gaze Them the Ballot Haze Never
Regretted It, Says Dr. JackoIa.
Imprisonment for Washers Is One of Their La.Us, and
Another Proposes Pensions for M0hheys-AN
Vote, but FeW Seek Offices.
BY NIXOLA SMITH.

NOW mat the JudIclary Committed OF the SIaIV
Legislature Is having its annual spring frolic with the
Woman Suffrage bill. 1t may be worth the members
while to learn just what women will be likely to do II
they ever succeed in representing their constituents a.
Albany.
DR.. John Jackola, a native OF Finland, where four.
teen women sit as members of parliament, arrived in
New York last week, and he might have been able to
tell our local solons what to expect from women
legislators II an engagement to lecture in Boston to-
day had not called him away from us, not however
before he had told me that in the new Finnish parlia
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But the demand for pensions for
mothers Is not the only result OF the
presence OF women in the Finnish Par
lament.
sine 1905" Or. Jackola said yester-
day, women members have introduced
and passed bills providing imprisonment.
and a fine for any nah who annoys a
woman in the street. II Is for the pun
ishment OF what you call here the
masher.
Another measure which was moth
cred by a woman member and PASSED
by our Parliament provides certain
rights for children born out OF we'd
lock. These things are now part OF our
laws, but the question OF maternity in
surance has yet to be voted on. The
bill provides n pension from the State
Tor the mother for several months be-
fore the birth of each child and for n
period Of years afterward.
Child 10 States Concern.
"Ths objection to such . law"
suggested, ais that to pension h
mother IL apt to make . loafsr OF
the father"
"That 10 true" Dr. Jackola an
swsrsd. but in many cases where
mothers pension 10 necessary the
father 10 . loafsr already. hi
States main concern should be h
child, and . measure which ENSURES
the child's welfare used not lake in
to account h possible eject on
the fathers character"
Perhaps you have been wondering all
this time just where Finland 10. l
looked 1t up on the map and II lies be-
tween the Scandinavian peninsula and
Russia. DR.. Jackola says It Is about the
size of the State of California, has
10000 inhabitants and should bear
about the same relation to the Russian
Government that Canada does 10 Great
Britain. But 1t doesn't. Fol one OF tho
Car Nicholas lis favorite pastimes Is
dissolving the Finnish Parliament just
when 1t Is getting ready to do some-
Thing worth while.
Sometimes the Gear varies the pro-
gramme by issuing DEGREES which abro-
gate parts OF the Constitution.
How They Won the Vote.
The last time he did this was in 1899,
and Il was the part the Finnish women
took In the campaign for the restora-
uon of the constitution that led the
men of Finland to grant them the full
franchise and the right to sit in Parlia-
ment.
"Thsrs are more women than men
in my country" Dr. Jackola said,
$50 there would be . danger Of pet
ticoat government II h women
cared to establish It. But We have
only fourteen women members In q
Parliament OF 400, because very
few women carr TO leave their
homes for politics. Their idea 10
that they wish 70 have . voice In
choosing the mon who make the
laws.
I'm our first Parliament after the
Constitution was restored there were
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DOGS BARKING SAVES FIVE.
Master Aroused and Nwakcns Tcu-
ants Of burning %BuiIdins.

The barking OF a dog saved five per-
sons from being burned to death In an
early morning fire that destroyed the
home Of Charles Waldron. No. 2l Park
I'm avcuue, Yonkers. to-day. The
house next to the burned building Is
occupied ny Police Lieut.. Van Sleen-
bcrgh. lie had just returned home
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PAPA SANCTIONED
HE|RESS'S UNION
ELEVATOR BOY
Guiterman Says II Was a Love
Match and Poor Son-in-
Law Is o. K. e..
THEY HAVE, GONE AWAY.
His Sister Reported to Police
That She Feared for
Lads Safety.
THEY HAVE, COM AWAY.

Milton g. Guiterman. the wealthy law
yer whose .eventeen-yesr-old daughter
Edith Louise. married Thomas C. Rig
ney. an elevator boy. to-day declared
that the wedding was In no sense an
elopement and that he bad filed his
written consent at the city Hall at
the time the license a procured,
sanctloning the match. In addition
Papa Guiterman said that he had
attended the wedding and that the
young people were now enjoying their
honeymoon.
1T was Just a case Of two young
people in love with zach other" said
Mr.. Guiterman. 1T is true that Tom
Is u poor boy. but n whole lot OF good
men have started out as poor boys"
Mr.. Guiterman was quite sure that
there had been but one marriage. lie
said It had been performed by a Judge
whose name he declined to give. The
news Of the wedding resulted from a
report made to the police by Mrs. Elsie
Rign4y Of No. 224 West One Hundred
and sixteenth street. in which h told
kIlt 4 kla utl tttS
ing after an elopcment with Miss Cult
erman. and that the visits of mysterl-
Gus men to her home led her to believe
that young Rigney was being quietly
put out OF the way
Adds Suicide Story.
D..c,y.s uh, man, IN son Nr. Eis,a
Rigney to-day asked II she had not
ia. Tho story nub,,o for ,he nurnoss
-, x.,,,ry money. sb. indignantly IA.
rt.d tho charge and added an alleged
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Mrs fsishe' 'oo .he s'ory o 'he cou''-
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Tommy h'sney was iunhInS 'ne ee'
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1--we affair nrogrsssra ranidIv Mic,
cu,,.rra, sent Thomas a ,et,ar ana
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court with his wife. When Lawyer
Francis X. Carmody. for Miss French.
began reading the many burning love
letters Decker wrote to Miss French
prior to his marriage the defendant
shifted about in his seat nervously.
"Girl of Golden West"
The letters were all OF a most en-
dearing character. referring TO Miss
French as The Girl OF the Golden
West. MY Dearest Eta" my Dear
est, Darling. Little Sweetheart, &C. one
OF them. written to Miss French while
she was visiting some fr!cnds on a
ranch near Pierre. said:
You dear letter received yester-
day. Oh. darling, l was so glad to
hear from you! l thought possibly
you might have run away with a
cowboy. I can't go to the ranch to
get you as I an very busy: but you
must come back within a week. !
can't bear to be without you.
YOUR OWN BOY.
Another letter. written to Miss French
II Pierre when Decker as away read
Oh, Eta. how I miss you! think
~ you III uoy Ois q " = ~ 1
could ever leave you again.
Decker was employed IS a civil en-
gineer by the Northwestern Railroad
and stationed in South Dakota for two
years.
when he proposed marriage to you
did the defendant talk Of bringing YOU
to his home In New York to live"'
asked Mr.. Carmody.
Descended From Edward.
"oh." Miss French replied. "he said
thai would hardly do. He said l wa.
0ust a little Western girl and l wouldn't
be comfortable IN New York. as hi
mother and sisters were very naughty
and move in the best society"
Did he tell anything about his fam!l!
history"
Yes; he said he was a descendant o
King Edward OF England"
Miss French, who has golden hair an
large brown eyes, cast many sharl
glances at Decker while she was on tn
stand, but Decker sat most OF the tint
with his eyes fixed on the jury.
According to Miss French, Deckei
sought an Introduction to her. The!
met at church. Later he visited her a
ltt lbsAlN s'AA' 90 iAfA 800 AN'i 80
free and happy. She roamed at vii
about the little south Dakota town. sh,
said. painting landscapes. SNe ha,
talent, and was ambitious to become
great artist, Decker praised her work
told her Of his affection for her. of hi
desire to help her.
Went ever Ceremony.
'He said his father had Lett him $50,
600 more than his brothers and sister
on condition that he should not MARI,
Within two years after his (tAe eide
Decker's) DEATH" said Miss Frencr
"But he told me he wanted 20 MARI
mo before the two years were up. II
said he had a fortune and didn't nee
the $4,000. We We're both so happy theI
Why. We even went over the marriag
ceremony of the Episcopal Church tc
gether. Then Mr., Decker said he ha
10 go to New York, hut would return b
Feb. %. That was In January, 1908"
"Did he write to you"
ayes, every day or two, until III
time arrived for our wedding"
"Were you at the train to meet hi
Feh, 26?"
II was, but he didn't show up.
heard nothing more for several month
Then ! got a letter saying he was yoiL
10 marry his cousin"
Miss French said Decker told her h
cousin, Carnelia DECKER. in New Yor
wanted 10 marry han, but added TIN
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a. -, nm. uIv ,adDmene compound 1 o., and
compound eSsenss csrdiol o. NIX .ha@e VIZ
b,ottle well and take . ttaSo 10 /" h.,ose m.ai, II
Y ia.' .%RPIRt, sr the i, if%9..t wee wee 'J%srr,laSiiy tSsrs.:'
the iots ,rd to MY ,E %. ''s,R2 s to insPr.s the
weight, a. per dir~'tions ,ccumpanying csrtol.
Itching. J. Undoubtedly, you are .it,'ns 'rnm
following formula whoa .'ry %c,reitlly mif ~ q
NTH the true ingredients cHgtohc aii ~
haze yonT druggist nix these three insrr itnts
rlon buy a - dram package OF tase-kay,oih
, specially prepared and rarrly, psel powdered
m,nt =. follow Warm the ointment slightly
ant then gsdn"li aud sosiy ,iJ IN the ri H.,
lnisas Il substitute, omeihlns else, no cue 80
be assured. cl,an,e, the ,ofe part, win oaSss
| .,ap and water and Apply the mixture, tNloe
tTr"iil. should be gone.
for chronic d. spsp,a and indig' s,i9n of an an,
aoying character, but I have hal hcter Iuccea'
Niih a sci,ntiic treatment. known a. u.optpine
the stomach and digestive tract to bring about
a cure, and not mtr,iy TO, relieve, a. most /"
40. Try thp trapeptine tablet. several vrJks
and let Te hcar firm YOU again
CHARLIE | oannot si,e ptc'cnp,ioa, IN Ties,
'istiis your css p%,i.inly, snd ! sGl vIiis ,9,1
adses,, 'I1sfe Z, no charge icr This
Chaile, g. The. b'st treatment Tor cly OF
greasy Nnlr, 1anlru' AMI ltAllls salpt Itlllu<
Nait. dead aud split end hair. etc. l., pla.l
Yellow mlnyul packed IN tOunce jar. AMI sold
by pn!. large retail drug store, tbs cure
rcctions accompany the jar. Tn, Is Tar al
lenlr To the sage tea vpu have tried.
Housewife FOR the f,litf and euro 81 tire |
swollen. aching, -Nray and t~allJl~-t icei, ua
q toa.poontul u Vlane powder aud taOlo-son
nj IT salt to a gallon 81 hot water. lminer,
he feet from 10 20 IL minute, every night II
morning This giNcs a grand feeling " Relied
and soon enables one 10 y" on thtr feet all la'
LIgL nns Alu EaV gnu have hal "A Inn.
sick SPELL. and haze never rsgaiurd your strength
anil nervous force. but constantly tsVome weak
. ZOO freTly. irregular appetite. melangholla, ct
Your physician should have gwen yuu a sus
'auinE tonic and sou would have been well
u'-- ls a cuHy lescent tonic which /. mar
v-'rrt in rHfIn0 whenever .ymptums such q
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Ague, H.: You can
have pink clwtk,, led
lips and also aud LION
ten to thiftS squads
10 your weight, VIII !
Is below normal. 10y
hayins Thu, ptescr..'.
ton hllsl Compound
.,-r,,u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =.
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nineteen women: IN the second and
third twenty-six. but In the last one
which met last month. only fourteen.
woman suffrage has not changed
the homo life Of the Finnish people
in the slightest. I have an old
mother and four sisters who TAXI
part In all the elections, and they
are h most gentle and feminine
women you can imagine.
You see, 1t Was really the women O,
Finland that got back the Constitution
for the country. For a time after TIL,
Gar abrogated the Finnish Constitu
ton the country was thronged WITH
Russian spies. Private mail was opened
II you had your house r~epapered tn,
Russian police were apt to enter tn,
house and tear the paper from the wall.
to see II there were not revolutionary
manifestoes under 1t. Or II you ha,
an old chair upholstered. men woulC
rush In and tear it apart.
1.-THE only way TO conduct the
campaign Of education among the
people was to circulate secret Liter
ature. Pamphlets were printed in
Sweden M smuggled into Finland,
mt in all forty-two tons OF lttsra.
turs were distributed by the women
of Finland, who were not under
suspicion az the mon wore.
when the constitution was re-
stored In 1905 the mon rave the
OF FINLAND full political
rights as . recognition Of their e.
fectivs political service. They
rave never regretted It,"
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viding maternity insurance by the sae-m other words. the bounty fol
mothers which We have heard 80 much about in the last year and which IL
this sefgoverning dependency of Russia seems likely to become a law.
The evening world., 1911-06-06
WOMAN WRITES
FRIENDS ADDRESS,
THEN Whales GAS
Mystery Involved in Attempt
of Mrs. Jane Ericsson to
End Her Life.

After writing several letters to-day
Mrs. Jane Ericsson. forty years old.
attempted suicide IN her apartment at
No. 20 West one Hundred and Eighth
street by lnhaling gas. She was found
unconscious and taken 10 the j. Hood
Wright Hospital. Her condition Is seri-
Gus.
Thomas Nyland. tho jani,or, traced
an odor Of gas to the rooms occupied
hX Mrs. Ericsson. After knocking sew
etal ,imss Nyland ran to tho street and
got Policeman Mcaney OF the West one
Hundredth street station. Meaney went
up the flre-escapo and broke open a
window. In bedroom he found the
woman on the bed. with a tube con-
nected with a fully turned on je, In her
mouth.
On a table was found written on slips
OF paper the following Mrs. Whitcel.
tel. ts72 River and Mrs. 3orgstrom,
tel. 3oi Lenox." There was also a sealed
note addressed TO Mrs. Borgstrom.
From the telephone company the police
learned that the Riverside telephone
number was at No. i33 West Ninetieth
street, and that II was listed under the
names OF Miles Kerln" At the nd.
dress II was learned that q Mrs. whited
lived there. After receiving a letter to-
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DIVORCE EVIDENCE
IN HAMMERSTE|N
CASE KEPT SECRET
lmpresario's Wife Wins De-
cree, but Her Attorney Asks
That Papers Be Sealed.

Oscar ITammerste,n has been divoreed.
II develops that an introductory decree
was granted TO Mrs. Malvina Hammer
stein on Saturday last by Justice Tomp-
Rins AT Nyack. where the plaintiff Is Nv
Ing. Hammerstein himself Is abroad.
The wife's lawyer made applica ton for
the sealing of the papers on the ground
tina the testimony was OF such n char
acter that its publication would he
against public interest. Pending his de-
cision on this point the Justice held the
papers In his custody. He Is on record
as opposing the practice OF secrecy in
divorce proceedings. but CAV. mrs. Ham
merstein's counsel time in which to me
affidavits in support of his request.
The suit. was filed last winter and on
application OF the attorneys for 10Th
parties. Justice Tompkins appointed
Daniel Sherman of Nyack as referee to
hear the evidence. The hearings have
been conducted quietly. On Saturday
the referee was ready TO file his report,
n Mrs. Hammerstein's lawyer went
into court and asked for It's confirma-
tion. There was no vigorous opposition
from the husbands side. The decree Is
to be made final at the end OF the Gus
tomary period.
The Hammersteins have been living
apart for several years. They have
several grown children. Mrs. Hammer
stein Is a Southern woman OF an excel
lent family. Her marriage to the I'm
presario took place more than thirty
years ago.
Sometime after the couple had de-
cided to live apart Mrs. Bruce Slater,
known as The Texas Patti" sued
Hammersteln for breach Of contract
and incidentally furnished to the news
papers many letters of a more or less
ardent nature which Hammerstein had
written her. Hammerstein In an inter
view said his artistic temperament
sometimes led him into minor indis-
cretions.
The name Of the correspondent IN Mrs
Hammerstein's suit has never been dis
I closed.
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RASH So BAD BABY
CAME NEAR DYING
Head Broke Out. Spread to Arms,
Legs and Entire Body. ltchsd So
He Would Scratch Until Blood Ran.
One Box Of Cuticura Ointment and
Nearly One Cake Of Cuticura Soap
Cured Him. Has Had No Return.

"when my boy was about three months
old his head broke out with q rAsh which
was very itchy aud ran Q wstery fiuid. We
tried everything we could but he got worse
all the time. til II spread TO his arms. lee.
and then to his entire body. He COZ 20 bad
that he came neat dying. The rash would
itch 80 that he would scratch TIL che blood
ran. and a thin yellowish stun wot:ld BE- al
over his pillow In the morning. ] had 10 put
mittens on his hands to prevent him tearing
his skin. lie was 20 weak and run down that
he took fsin;lng spells a. II he were dying.
He was almost a skeleton and his little hso0s
were thin like claws.
He was bad about eight months when we
tried Cuticura Remedies. ! had not laid him
dow In his cradle In the daytime for , Ions
while. l washed hin with Cuticura Soap and
put ON one application Of Cuticura Ointment
aud he was so soothed that lie could sloep.
Sou don't know how glad ! was he fslt bettef.
II took one box Of Cuticufa Ointment ed
pretty near one cake OF Cutcura eoap 70 cure
him. ! think our boy would have dSe0 6ot
for the CuticuTa Remedies and I shall olwoys
remain a hrm friend OF them. He wns ctffed
more than twenty wears ago. and shgse hes
been no return Of the trouble. nell -
glad to have you publish this trsSo aeiemeus
OF his cure" (Signed) Mrs. N. c. MAolon1,
Jasper. Ontario. May "a. 1910.
Cuticura Remedie. afford the isSst 3ouUak
heal treatment for affections Of the skin end
scalp. A cake OF Cuticurs Soap and . boz
Of Cuticura Ointment are often sue5eient.
sold everywhere. Potter Drug 4 Chem
Corp. sole props. i3e Columbus Ave.. Dootoo.
a1-Mailed free. samples Of CuticurA eoep ID
Ointment. with 32-p. book on skin tre4ene0t
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RICH YOUNG MINER
FINDS BRIDE LOST
ON WEDDING TRIP
"How | Have Wept," He Says
at Intervals in a Storm
of Kisses.


''"'oo's puoo's' 'ne TIC" YOUNG so'u
INNER who mislald MS bride on their
honeymoon trip and has been searching
FOR her In New York. arrived In Ho-
boken to-day in a high state OF excite
men,. "a. vora n xllk ha, NJ rr.rch
sx,r,c,,o, a., u.a .n a...,am. 49,
NJ. va. L., "a. .s, A. 49,
uo,.i ,hs, =, .oos ,,r.. .a.-
.rs a,a -. -, - - 49,,
back 20 a normal .,ate ~ ~
Mrs pnbo,s uhoss h-,,o.,oou Al.
scrlbed her AZ "the ms, h.ar,t,n,
woman in tho world, yben y. ,.uaI
the po,Ice % .earch Too no. nas m".s
calno- ,h,, ~. ,a-,
49,. 49," o'u ""eh sne MISSED
=" 'oro"'" On tner way eaS from
Iorcupine' she Kept on to New York
ana last night went to Hoboken.
They had reserved passage on the
Oscar II. OF the Scandinavian line and
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DRANK FROM WRONG BOTTLE
Little Ida Danna's Death Due to
Alcoholic Poisoning.

After an autopsy performed this after
noon by DIR. O'IIanlon, Coroncr's Physi-
clan, on the body OF Ida Danna. seven
years old, who died suddenly early to-
day, Coroner eFinberg decided that the
child's death was caused by acdcma OF
the lungs, due 10 alcoholic poisoning.
The little girl was the daughter OF
Bernardlna Danna OF No. B stanton
street. DIR. V. Bufa OF 80. % Stanton
street was called TO attend her yester-
day ana ave her two prescriptions. Al
II o'clock last night she went into con-
WILSON'S and the doctor learned that she
had drunk a quantity Of talian cordial.
Her mother said she didn't know where
the little girl obtained tho liquor. she
died at 4 O'Clock this morning An an
alysis Of the liquid will he made.
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Big Crowd, Attracted by Chase
in Williamsburg Streets,
Sees Animal Shot.
BITES MAY BE FATAL.
Fierce Mongrel, Believed to Be
Rabid, Had Been at Large
for Ten Days.

A big. black mongrel dog that has
been prowling the streets OF Williams
burg ever since II was chased ten days
ago by a policeman, who thought Il
was rabid. attacked a boy so savagely
to-day that he will probably die and
gave three policemen battle in a crowd
ed street before II was killed.
The boy is Joseph Driscoli, aged
eleven, OF No. 20 South Ninth street.
He was returning from an errand and
met the dog at South Eleventh and
Berry streets. The animal came at him
silently. with dripping jaws n blood
shot eyes. and fastened Its teeth In his
lief. leg. Then as the BOY tried 10 fight
II off, IL bit him a second time In the
leg and leaped for his face.
The dog was large-more than half as
all a. tho boy-and It's spring Knocked
the little fellow down. The animal
bounced upon tho boy. worrying MIN
until both his eek were terribly torn
and he tainted from the pain.
Policeman Hymes OF the Clyner
street station. attracted by young Drfs-
COLTS screams, tried to beat the dos
from the PROSTATE boy with his club
But tho animal turned on the police
man. and lesping at him, ripped MS
rubber r~aincoat from shoulder to hem
Hymes shot at IT once. but IL an. AND
then began a chase along South Elev'
enth street, to Wyeth avenue. AT the
corner the dog dived under the freight
platform of Mclaughlin Bros Pub
fishing House. but not before one Of
Policeman Hymes's shot had struoi
4. in one of It's hind legs.
CROWD OF 1000 ATTRACTED eN
THE CHASE.
The shots brought Policemen Johr
werie and George Bender. also of tn,
Clymcr street station. to the chase
and by firing their rovolvers under tn
platform they routed the dog out .
the other end BY this time a crow
OF more than a thousand had gathered
and as the maddened animal ran on
into the middle of the street II was tn,
centre of q circle of men and womeI
on THAR way to work In the sugar 70
Aneries IN the netghborhoOd.
The three policeman closed In on n
dog and It sprang at Bender. Blu
blow from Werle's club stunned 1t an
az It fell It was riddled with bullot
from the three revolvers.
Young Driscoll was taken 20 IN
Eastern District Hospital. where It wa
said that his recovery Is doubtful. IN
body of the dog was taken to .he ely
ner street station and was identified a
one that had bitten a boy ten days Az
AMI escaped after being chased by
policeman.
The police have received several -e
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GIRL DRINKS IMMINENT.
swallow Nine uncrs of Fluid
and May Die as ~ Result.

Esther Kodonsky, twenty-one years
old. salesgirl in a Fifth avenue shirt
waist shop, VAS sick to-day at her
boarding house, No. 90 East Ninety
ninth street. Her room mate, Esther
Warner, rubbed her ailing chest with
a preparation called concentrated al
cohol." In the MIDST OF the rubbing
Miss Warner left the house on an
errand.
Evidently Miss Kodonsky believed
what was good e%Xternally ought to be
equally good internally. Miss Warner
returned to find her chum unconscious
on the floor. She had swallowed nine
ounces Of a nuld with a heavy percent
axe OF raw alcohol.
Policeman Doylau worked over the
victim whilc an ambulance WAS COMING
from Harlem Hospital Dr Marshall,
who took her away. said she might die.