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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
EoleyGid1ey cRfNs o,


fii Are tonic in 4fttaafq q aHRa ihd fes6ftsl
A. special dnediei asdo4san lsit4fey "a AID
bladderIesisUyIeRs dsiesJdtln Eafdsti
|meulen,' aasdo fsbaril dN sAs4s atssI
EtFoE LhespaslMea y .Idi assbe eHI6 sBhaacl
WITH my kidnsyhiSgndd l5Aas.aer th.9
way that caused much iaeYfdvepssssntHGffi
and suffering. | had SEVERE Read9g ines
|f suffered from irreguia ttYes ahT BainI
! fIefrfngr iofqsdley "A fs4aneai Pills 4ibtsaiI
ttaitR9g thtmP NAdI adseH sahoaatifae
was cured. Vi tloteysH dassujsifi ss hssT I
bdene spia NOSE aookolhfgs 6osy thing
EIlhsvsnAsfaI asr, u 6an JSsnssl lMSesN8
imgeedq the 6bl}9eAR9 X25te lgbsaatfosfb1
like manner. Wortley y, laSs9Sf.. nj
liuo dan 10 e2nal2a adj 10 noissnosn
u ndot n9dN b9ITst yiebD1 Jaw eIDt
2f' DIV uVergednes Ssati6n lssonnD
% Sen ~ 41gSiS& SSP 49, PS 81 ',ss
edAgrs. MpggjsIB Ypssi&S.fs 8sdeSstb'
doctors care last week with bfealag in
ne biDos ii sIs1 elsW 5sinshA II
70 nfahley fftta2tebePfy bY AfosefeSiI Wal
guest ii tSlH NhsSh " y ,H H. 7.h 4 AID
b9Si'lon .sIldiy1a sY0Tq oI bssoQQDs
Mrs. IfeDe Observation-Disclosures trNfn'
pfotks at MoseEsE,i JhsGs6snnd ssoa0D
mrs. MarydNfobh ~ a8itoT,i fssRsAst
| ing Mrs. Grove SSafs,' s&h6 had 1h,
misfortune to slip on the icy pavement
aedsnag5M WisbandpUHahHEAt
\ arm. -
lri Sbssf Watsoht ofSkstsa Mioh4, yssiee(
his bt6thes9 sRa42 eavesap " JAW las
veek s'nsm,1vsssM xnsM
MIS- Sears -aynAdl1fs9gnh BEahAfkl aaftqtssPde'
the 5psiallatiql nj ths GleaHf Sskara'
tan last week SaLyrdRy9 doldw no.
- MHoandiaitRsseeke 8ahnss aaHsoI
tof sarahae, @ens gsal,es6s tqfeHeotasfn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vandenbf6tR, 1Sfas
isatafsa4f ysS 2a ssSisfS SiaS ID, bsaiaiqr
llisMr. and sNHs.sMsrbaw FaBashpr@dar
depending tlSesfsutenmi t3IAiaeip odaugh
ItenwNEs4. sllesset MoIsHnsld II .s10oiI
JaEslo1i jhslsw aid II tDd ,sssoxs o.
Is mUmixBm sct. bsb1soxs Jon ssd 81
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
T-TE---fTrrT-57 7------77F
iCannensburyqz9 ],

TOM r. and MrsnBorenzo Jones we're In
Grattan, TTuesdayGisiS9I bnG noijniiis
sIiC.'S. 2Jndson fattetiaed the fdhefai Of
Henry Eampntan Of lowell, Tuesday.
Truant Officer H, r. Dean OF Grand
Rapids visited our school, Tuesday
Mrs, John Murray. was called to- the
home of her son Fred last Mondaylsby
the illness Of her little gpand daughter.
Willis Wild is in Grand dRapidsopis-
iting his brothers, hnuola b9s2aq Vi
0 Frank Eadner was In Grand RIA pids,
Wednesday. bioods 9oitlsa b dignsl
Walter M ufrdy and Leo Joyce were
Grand Rapids visitors last Thufsdaya.
Rev. a., K, Elliot vas guest of Ada
friends, Monday 'Foqnvddaay isno sid bysi1,i9eIsao
An entertainment will be given at
tue M. E. church on Friday evening,
February 3rd. A dialogue. entitled
s'Using the Weed, !" will be a pleasing
Feature. of the evening. RefreshmSpls
rwillcbcsered, bihs 10 cots ~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
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Ashley

Frank Rasmussen made a business
trip TO Lakeview last Monday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26

~ -. Dson ftBJW45aii Malt q aHHSaathFsrF; ia
greatest coat sale you YOU lh1 aY1e G
hundred garments Or ~ more r@151
been attemi ted: WtG have h
out every garment in stock,
creations e;l Frs,. and nd: EN- 1.-The va
are deeply gu, cpt ii, iinil.P r5iIS;ep. don !
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26

l-lIoIqqb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ J1b 1Rnoii
Saeaiss l1nsfgSs land peWill Power
T. .sniiu1d'from itsraVietimspip hna
@asafshbreBs he gsictim e6f energy
s6sne ph ysicihns' say ofiiwili power.
That mhydbs tho reason why thousands
Of ,catarr hl sufferers haysn'tleam billion
sgnugh, to, accept this fair and square
PfiayiRy MyhfBenedictw high he makes
yYlt WITHOUT ~ ttagpy,5Yhys and w9hefefores or
aS$ tape & Ss aeS a'f Say. guarantee s
HYOMEi tDcdfe9 Scatatrrh,, hha Acute ute Gor
ch}9nie,' OF 'm6hey back "ahf that offer
1sopehadJ every ireadspof the BaGher.
HYOMEI (pronSonee 1t nHfghIsline)
is the purest Australian Eucalyptus
ssGim'Dn,aSE3lBSdHasdd mSAi sHnu}f'alPFf ' germ
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
TH1D7 aL'Keene Centera
Too late for last week.

Too late for last weekl
I.7 uEbelspeeial seryioesyat Keene1ehitrcfi
were falsly well attended, last weekeand
and Sunday,Hightithechurch was near
ly filled. A solo by Mrs. Ed Mckay
IsYasfpBuselhb enjoyed asW 1oyyoonsv
ri MisspLi bbie Law renee and M rsaG hasl
ht,awrenee were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b b. i, sWilkipson lash weell, nj RS. Lib
pie remaining for more, extended
bspiir' .bnDnraoljfGd 10 jsaw Md IS bar
leb MIS- Hildas Levin bof Milwaukee, t
lsisitinS her aunt, MRS. Elizabeth DAM
deisiq cd s1oH brsgssH II w 10
tohMt!. and MIS-, Marx Brown Of otiscoI
INSTANTANEOUS and dMloqIpeda Monday guests aoF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daniels m ~
ot BdfPrxsl2 iscon6ped sto the bed with
fpnefrhonhs1ibuvi reported sone sbettef
Tuesday noon lhAfnooo3 IN Siit-
r. Born to, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Titus on
gSatuSdays Jam IA, AN s pound sonp al
ethe, home ef her parents inirEvans
shifch. bnlri1idw nj jlola ha,11s9
-soFSrn9ers Institute oat7 Grange hall
PfTafsday, Jan. R8a~ Dinner ands Sup
per served by Grange ladies, % cent?
each.
] Keenes9sahgee faouy candidates tool
bthefirst degree Tin lGfange work lasl
hIaiiday night andlseseral more applics
htionan we're ? received There will bs
P@otk ii the first and second degrees
ttrnext Friday eight, Jan, 70. IN
4dt Ths1pewlstage is completed and seadi
tforrthe scenery aud curtain whichrwilp
be in piace in a fewidays. i TO-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
,Boley''ss kidney RemsesdEy7MaAn ,Appre

ba4L. Met onnelh, Catherine ISts E1
mira NsaY,, writes;laSl !, Wish ish Y eI
press my Appreciation OF The gteaII
Food 4 deffyed from oFoley's Kidney
Remedy, which used FOR bad east
of kidney trouble. Five bottlesf did
aa,e workD mostdeffectiv ely and proved
dpI maiibeyond doubttit is. The mos
reliable, kidney medicine ] have ceeyeii
iakensI Wrortley 4 French. ~ brpo1
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
IN Eureka


Ed stolSs aad wife, Of Montcalm
township, Wished in thisesiciaisg last
weeie.Ss- 20 s.s-'''sSs
|dop Don Dean, wife, and isonN Donah of
Q5leans,o spent, Sunday with James
Wright and wife. c,ot tsab
a J,, B. Luscombe and wife visited SUM
day. With Frank Sly scoonI6e AN and wife Of
'fssS0nab 80 hnol Eiial9d y 9d- brs !
Harry Eckons and wife of Bedding,
were Sunday guests Of Ed Mosure and
fanGaSJVon 40 eT7o7nooeIu
Ed Stokes and wife and Will Bigley
Eana wife speht Friday and Saturday at
RsSl 'BigleyAs'of Sarahac. b9s'rqmo1 |
.a9Johh Cartridge and wife were Sum
|aGiy (gassts al Joe Browns. uoI Tai1f /
PDq1a1 cMosfer' and Jen {Knudsen each
pBad s,ssuk horse last week. .s5dsu7d /
FDqttfnaypr ieAsltook dinner with Her
F5b GeH Heafs yOAsHidgeanao fafaiiytpf
+Rs,dipg,dcuadaybise1q odw ,nsmow
Rswlts. u Observation-Disclosures
hdaughiSr ,hM ssi' Alta Jen3nof Balding,
sfutsday. woIs OF s9jDnIm nst t1so
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
BEAUTIFUL HAIR

w. 4. Benedict Sells the GreztestHai
hisd luBeautifier in the World s2ni
! n2SaseytheIgslhd andehieieht
liai II ltestoret, hsgiiaranteetbtoj perman-
emily remove datdruff an1two weeks,
or your money back
Partisan Sage stops falling hair-it
preVsnG Pine fiaip FROM fadihSs
1t is the best beautifier of ladies, hair,
As II maKes Harsh, lbsterless hair fluffy,
y6ft and beantffuf. tits a most feffesh-
fmgaRd daiitfIyoqferfuihed q dressing,
blot stickyi6f greasy ,ltngl9T9vos .
ilRarisiam Sage,R sold and sripdly
gusrantesd bys WsqIDsBenedicts Price
Accents aIaEge bottle, ~ The dgirllowith
the rApburn hair ~ on every package
I,vo zip the dtIRpe ghaYe used ol Piari4ian
Sage have found il very satisfactory
Both as sSi.i Grover and ;dfandrhiicufe ?
f3MsMiss Ala NJ. Brat, Hoosiek II. ~
! Marc1f l8yf9f0blino> lln 9TE s2nfdt
kori | bna .1lGls lan1 oI uoliutils
ti4'"'d OtfSCC
ti1.1S6htP Casper q Mt. cntmhonsip Visited
with Mr.. And Mps."Ma. Kohn few days
fissf% esEiT 9di 10 noiiTsssh edi 9Ra
tssBe9i1 Boss oai1fei amfiy visitedl with
m r. bsaRr Ms. Miqlard PHilRpsj Sun
day. .YI9isls sksn
Mr. Earl snyder Of Grand Rapids,
visited his moHsMsNrs. Mary Snyder,
last week.
bsdMhssas bllya Hubbard andiMsry Kohn
1satehded the, teachers institute in ,lmia
liEHday qaadns aturdayryibui edf mi
Jd Miss Cleo AnsIow ofBeldingp visited
&C ELECTROMAGNETIC. Kimberly the lat.
Yer paItR| last nTeekiuoii1pq gdi M
l,nSsheolwas oloed three days last week
Jiubila the farpase was being repaired,
lsvMts Schenenaen and family of Ionia
ard Clyde Day, and. family) Of Of Barton
vllei visited With M. 2pSdi Mrs \ lSJT M
,ilKEil9Plh p, Sunday d9idw .9mau eIanis
10 Fine skating, A. Ca9kis SGi02rsst' y hi'
dTaek. .o'flq ~ .soili1siIno9q lstnem
SsoMrsdRqsest ResaYesfpallsaaqnA M hi
friena Allsepk t@sRss6iy ss'qb5 Sgass sSfn
ing.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26


ISIS. Brown md wife were out OF
town visitors Sunday. .,.r
tn.Twentyifoprgqung ladies' under the
watehfpl care qflW,,D, Pond .cames, up
from, Beldipg last "Wednesday and hopt
ped in on. Mrs: Edith Storey and gave
a very pleasant birthday surprise.
Rufus Morse attended the poultry
show in Grand Rapids last 'Wednes+
day and Thursday" MO 10 Is
Frank smith, ' Mo ft Il ws65Etkihngg 4 in
sawSni III Grattan, Spent stfhdayi with
his family. 4hitiI 7nh2i19nh diToI
|IotiHloyJI -lGLulle-e-<alGIjs nom9b |
bdt ri 9nob I'D nBo tGnW pnIwods
si9e1s bnSayfs, 1iMgshivesi soioi7t
OF tiiHtffod?ei ,fi4fqfiiad nd baaiifff6i
DR.. Kings New Discoyefvgin wriBes
a. ID. Mcdonald, of Fayetteville, n.
c., r. f. ID. No. S, ''for we both had
frig|ahA ceepsles1 HtSt atept Aey remedy
could help. We were told my sistef
had consumption. she was very weak
toMf4fh'l i4islit sweaisbIpy bufi &ohdert
tfsl n.s1t@1le s9nl ple els@,re@ diSb9thI
Idr3srk2 z 8a3B&, hti S54l Hss }iat
7 . ,.ayoe, Psslijna, -tiayoieAer,, ofou |
fYhoopipg coughs All brepchial trpAble}
premc. Trial bottle free. 500
49, sh9O Guaranteed ny lConheil l
Iiiaa: torel 9gos 9moJad e9losnm
gs9np % q0+-ffffTT7 -5Eool usdt |
I-50ca,.ssin Long Lake la 1gdi II
Men -aTe tusy cutting and hauling
ice from p lbs laNe 3ompe however howe Fl nf
" fTm li5 y i 5s4li n9dw s19o1odsssqq i'm
lti T. Morris, iGesdH, on the ice and wal
hurt quite BADLY last, week. He, j
some better at This writing -
Will Morris and wife, of Fenwicll
visited fo Morris stifdaST lUo
Elda Hubbard is on the sidk list.
lniH7UI9I .Dnslll = lellQ40m
1ad9GasEs Solves hibeep Mystery. uo7i |
4 III Want To 9tlfaak iS66dil from 9thI
bou6m bf myI ApsaNyh' wrote rC0rH
! iRades, efIeSisbptMiM. Xa, siioyoth.
wonderful double, benefit ! got from
Electric Bitttrs, IN curing the ~ boil
4 aiseyerescfse of. stomach crouHe ant
of rheumatism, from which, hal
been an almost helpless ,,sufietef IA
almost ten yearShl rs slitedl my cas-
las tiIouGhI'inmie1 Just foro fpe.H Ed
] dyspepsiai indlgestiops jaundice, AMI
/ To-. rid the system OF kidney ,poiso1
thapi Cause nfheAfhatisba.is GdEheat
tlBlttttshhsme eaaat ifIry JAeTbn Ever.
bottle i ggayeq HSs g. sfitjjsfya f0plI
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26

bus. Ell. woIl ..bs4l9js nLeg sl4M Il
81 For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
stet;MilbuIn Co, Bnualo NN.ey
oY6rk, sofS agents for the y nited States
Re m e m Der the nnfheADoan'sAA anl
take no other.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
n OakfieId

now improving
3 2Iadi n0ildai 40 rSJAR0 nod a.
west and is satis6ed-te stay in Michi1
gan 1ot s.EM siE i7ssso INV sisM
Mr,,tfd Ms Gifmreattytnsa
E. j. Elsby,a Fran" Mason, Fremont
sThosimlapsonra Ma, sRaiqBoK@6fn' E5ani1
RomnaA, Ga Lu Bee|isEshpd tbAAr yisNs1
al diIsnara Eh afsdaynA ID, 10 snjssm
anA!PpReyHelds aiidUaife9aht ertaiftel
d CONTRARY ga tweHt eigins b.hslth
iha hone Sd altdqday etehihga ahRS !r epSSf'
m7e4h65le4hefhi 'lghfSSis .nssa II T ri
aseA. IA, iLasbsylamddwjfe1ug estiahd
attenkthe driaeraLo of Mn1Eldsb asihnsid
III Mfsl Issshelh9druisib al ssaH ,s1k
oeM!ES over Ttahsag%.3g !rosA " RtSsIi
visiting sITao, Gsf6 igS,aEISbSia Is h 81 4i'
tei&htXt9HE Aea1ES9 ldHabn1q ighgo9q hssaf IN
ls Frank Adds hsbafiloSna ipAonSIauge
adcffs' teaantoAia sea rStitodt wooH oais
Observation-Disclosures ,noom
snOd !qqBd sildwtsIs aid strsssh assd
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26

idgIsb noif1sfno3 Bus ybns9
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26

MINI. .a..i 81, ...s..
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
You Must Read THIS Il You w

J.iW, Greer, g Greenwood, Isaa suff3ed
with a severe case of lumbago.g 'qhe
Ipains were SO intense j MAS forced 20
[hypodermic injections for relief III ese
NattaclSs started with u pain in the small
kbf my back which gradually became
tairly paralyzingad My attention Vas
attracted TO Foley's Kidney Rerh9ly
land i am glad TO say after using This
Wonderful medicine 4 !, an, no lonfer
Pothered 10 any way by my old enehy
ffuInpago'@7-ts sro1g no socl0 hsb
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26

pilfasl5 itiEureka. mOol-s
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Lpscombe, spent
Thursday with Peter Peterson and Wife
~ Crattan isG1 97uod boCg
Tir| ffIfyuoo 81 mao Him dlis
A number of Belding fisherman were
trying their luck nut cBeafdslee lske,
sunday div 9sBod mOo1-g
HIS, Gardner and wife Of Barton
willie were guests at p. G. Wrigbt's,
Tuesday. sunh Iedio swat sW
\ Fred Fuller dressed eleven hogs, last
( 'lHaTGa-AA 3annAkW s
| cAnAI DAM Cures Catarrh Of wsmb
rHSH b;.. GAlm S ssss',s9ss Hr. .sssisy
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-26
HTOMACH AGONY
Take Mona and Quickly get Rid
~ of Indigestion

sGo to-day and get fifty cent box OF
MONA stomach tablets.
~ Take them as directed and notice how
quickly distress, gas and heaviness
twill disappear.
MONA stomach tablets not only
give instant relief, but taken for few
bays drive away dizziness, headache,
nervousness and biliousness.
Bad dreams and tossing about in bed
are caused by out of order stomach,
MONA will remove the cause and
The evening world., 1911-09-16
WOMAN AND BABE
CARRIED OUT Of
BLAZING FLAT
Policeman Conway and Will.
lam Green Brave Flames to
Save Helpless Mother.

In the excitement attending FIRE on
the top floor rear OF tho tenement at
No. 1o5 East Fourth, street to-day all
tho tenants fed except Mrs. Becky
Liebermsn. who was In bed in her Nat
With her baby, five days Did. Mrs. LIE
herman was forgotten until after an
alarm had been turned In.
Policeman John Conway was told of
Tho woman and the baby by some one
who had retained presence OF mind
enough to remember Mrs. Lieberman.
Calling William Green. aged eighteen,
of No. % East Fourth street to help
him. Conway ran into tho tenement
and up the stairs to the top floor.
Mrs. Lieberman's apartment is next
TO ;ha; OF Mrs. Leon Adlerbloom.
where the fire started. When the
policeman and young Green got to the
top loo flames were shooting through
the hall door OF the Adlerbloom HAT
and the smoke was thick and sitting.
Conway n Green pushed oper the
door Of Mrs. Lieberman's fiat. They
found the mother on the noor In her
n~ightgovn. with the baby. wrapped In
a blanket. pressed to her bosom. She
vas unconscious. but her last though.
had been Of her child.
The hallway was ablaze when Conw,v
emerged, carrying Mrs. Lieberman, and
Green followed with the baby. After
descending one night of stairs Conw.v
took the blanket In which the child was
The evening world., 1911-09-16
H0LD-UP MEN KILL.
PAyMASTER, TAKE
SATCHEl Of CASH
Victim Shot in Carriage at
Noon on Road Near Pitts
burgh--Get $1,000.

r.,r, .-,. ,..,, Ola.
oe'' '
aG'h tnrty' a min superintendent ano
paymastcr, was found to death In
,hs ,o,d l,,s,,, ou, fam Earn rio.
-. - ., A., 49,. :.
aoo"' '"'N = - %" tnis o'S' NJ
noon to-day an ria.ive Of the murder
robrer. county .e;cctives. con-
s,s h,s. ant - er,f,s arc search
- = ... .s,... o. ,no
..H wv "n"s .o"",''
h'enSa!men me ROBBERS oolalheo
Ss,Wo.
stsen was super .endent OF wilma
mine.No. 2, which IL leased TO his father,
J. Ste Ell. BY the Pittsburgh Coal Com
n.ny. Mi go. ,ho ov,nu, To.asv
'"op 80,
MAs '"t n'."e's uas anu '.' ne
the superintendent was actns as a pa.
master n h~isn"aymen are supposed
to be Italians.
The evening world., 1911-09-16
13,0OOM MILE
TRIP LIKE .J0PSY,
|TJESG R0WED"
President Talking of 1t Tells of
His Downfall and Final
Ruin and Asks Prayers.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Sept. 16.-Prssi-
dent Taft in the first Of two hundred
speeches he Is to make on his 1900
mile trip. told tho members Of the SYRIA
cuse Chamber Of Commerce here to-
day that II had been reported he would
defend his policies In Syracuse.
Answering this the President declared
that in the many speeches he expects
to make he will no doubt take up and
discuss many OF the problems OF the
day, which include many subjects that
might be called policies of the Admin
istration.
Explaining the reasons for taking his
Western trip. the President said:
1T was like Topsy; 1t jes' growed.
L made an engagement to visit Sy-
racuse two years & and also to visit
Judge Madison In Kansas. That was
my downfall. Later I accepted an in
vitation to visit the Pacific coast. and
that concluded my ruin"
Il ask vcGr prayers" said the Presi-
dent.
you have them yelled some one In
the crowd.
President Taft did not allude to his
policies In his main speech delivered
shortly before noon at the State Fair.
Instead. he rather disappointed thou
sands of Central New Workers by CIV
ing a learned and didactic essay on
agriculture, past. present and future.
The hope that the President would
talk about the Wiley case, tho veto OF
The evening world., 1911-09-16
ETNA'S RUSH OF LAVA
OUTRUNS MEN NEAR CRATER,

CATANlA, Sicily, Sept. iG-An at
temp, to ascend Mount Etna was made
to-day, but 1t was impossible 10 get
nearer than nifty feet from one OF the
craters owing to the intense heat and
thick smoke In which no one could live.
The eruption of a v continues. Near
the source the river OF lava flows swiftly
almost like water and quickly outdis-
tanced men who ran along Its edge,
Further down the volcanoes sides the
mass cools gradually and thickening Il
divides into fou principal streams and
loses much OF It's velocity.
Frequently the trunk OF a pine tree.
borne down by the weight OF the food,
would be seen bobbing along In the cur
rent, but soon disappearing In flames
Great masses of rock. wrenched from
the c~rater's edge and tossed out before
the re was time for them to melt.
hoated and rolled down the slope. slowly
llquifying. The earth trembled under
the feet OF the climbers, and the con-
slant cannonading OF the volcano wal
fairly deafsninE.
The evening world., 1911-09-16
GIRL IN N|GHT|E
WALKS z BLOCKS
IN RAIN AND MUD

Motorman Dunn OF n Nostrand venue
trolley ear wa startled early to-day to
see a tail. ghostly figure advancing
along the asphalt In the direction OF
Lee avenue with arms appraised and hair
Aging In the wind. As his car over
hauled the figure he saw that It was a
young woman In her night dress, She
was bare-footed and waded in and out
Of puddles as II she liked 1t.
When Dunn called to the young
woman she paid no attention. bu, con-
t!nued her ghost-like march. The motor
man stopped his car In front OF the Lee
avenue police station and shouted to
Lieut.. Lyman that there was a Sleep
walker psrading down Nostrand avenue.
Lyman called to Patrolman Bender, and
they hurried to where the white figure
was splashlng through the puddles. Al
they seized her by the arms she opened
her eyes with a scream.
Tn policemen took her TO the station
house, where she had a bad case u
Mysteries. They wrapped her In a he Nv,
coat and gave her shoes, Then ch,
said she was Miss Sophie Michaels
designer. 22 years old. and that sh,
lived with her parents at No. FOG i.e
avenue. twelve blocks from wher
Motormsn Dunn had first seen her,
When they got the young woman I
her home they found the front dos
open. In her sleep she had descende
two Nights OF stairs. opened the from
door and walked out into the rain an
mud.
She told the policemen that she hsr
suffered fom insomnia for years, bu
that this was her first experience Q
outdoor sleep-walking. She did not sI
pear to ave suffered from her exper
ience ard refused medica, attention
The evening world., 1911-09-16
BURGLARS USED 4
CHAMPAGNE TO |
PUT OUT BLAZE
Then They Finished Cleaning
Out Mayors Flat and
Carried Loot Away.

Onlv empty champagne bottles ant
charrei WOODWORK are evidence to-day
In the apartment OF Edward Mayer. a
cotton merchant. at No 1870 Madison
avenue. that while he and his family
were In Europe las. summer thievesa
not only broke in and sto.e, but used
his choicest vln;ases TO e~xtingulsh an
incipient fire IN a closet.
Tine chief loss reported by Mr.. Mayer.
who THIS morning completed al inven-
tory of his household goods. Is $4,000
worth OF silverware. The apartment Is
on the eighth foot OF the Stratford. at
Madison avenue ana E~iglty-trst stree.
Tie Mayors sailed Jsne s. and tho
apartment, remained closed until the
maids returned to prepare " Tor the
iami,y's Homecoming.
II Is Believed toe thieves accidentaf,
started a fire while IN the midst OF
their depreIations ana. as the water
was cut of. used AIR. Mdyc's cnam
pagne to oAtilguish H. The whole In
terror OF the linen closet was Il mass
nj b,ackened Shelves and scorcned nap.
ery. IT,, thieves are thought to have
entered the apartment with u pass key
,rd to have removed TIE loot in a
wagon.
The evening world., 1911-09-16

wrapped and transferred II to the
mother, while Green wrapped his coat
around the little one. Mother and child
we're carried to a drug store and cared
for.
Mrs. Adlerbloom and her two children.
who have the whooping cough, were out
visiting a doctor when the fire started.
VIM blowing n curtain Into the fam"
OF a gas stove is supposed TO have
caused the blaze which was confined ID
the flats OF Mrs. Adlerbloom and Mrs.
Lieberman.
Neighbors volunteered to shelter Mrs.
Litbermsn and her baby Until their
home is ft for occupancy again.
The evening world., 1911-09-16
RODGERS TESTS BIPLANE
FOR FLIGHT TO PACIFIC,
Makes Preliminary Ascension at
Sheepshead Bay and Expects to
Fly West Tomorrow.

A preliminary flight will be mad al
the Sheepshead Bay race track to-day
My Col. p. Rodgers. who is preparing
10 start on an aerial trip to the Pacific
coast tomorrow, Rodgers arrived here
yesterday from Dayton. O., where he
helped put the finishing touches on the
new biplsne he is TO use In his cross
lcont.nent trip.
: Charlie Taylor. chief mechanician for
the Wright brothers. who was with
Oryille Wright when he mad test
flights at Fort Myer. Va, for the
War Department, viii be in charge
OF the aeroplane Rodgers will fly. A
special train has been chartered to fol-
low Rodgers. The aviator Is undecided
whether to make Los Angeles or san
Francisco his goal.
The evening world., 1911-09-16
YOUTH HANGS HIMSELF
WITH A F0UR.IM.HAND TIE.
Fifteen.Year-Old Ferdinand Kern
Had Been Suffering With
Toothache a Week.

A singing toothache that throbbed
In his Jaw for a week, drove Ferdinand
Edward Kern. fifteen years old. to
hang himself last night In his bedroom
at No. l3S Stephens avenue. Belleville.
n. J.
The boy had complained TO his mother
that his nerves were strained to the
last point. She advised him TO go to his
room and lie down. About an hour
later his sister heard him groan and
when she ven into his room found he
lad strangled himself with a moose
made OF a f~our-in-hsnd cravat. which
he had tied to a bed post. lie died
before a doctor reached the house
The evening world., 1911-09-16

COLFAX. Cal. Sept. iG.-Indicatlons
are that Robert q. Fowler win re-
sumo his San Francisco-New York
hight to-day. Rapid progress has been
made on the reconstruction OF the hi
plano wrecked Tuesday at Alta. which
tbs mechanlcians promised 10 have In
hrOt class condition to-day.
Fowler says he will try to make Ogden
In two days.