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The evening world., 1912-10-26
BAY RIDGE SUBWAY
BEGUN WITH SILVER
SPADE MID CHEERS
Chairman Wilcox Digs First
Earth of Fourth Avenue Ex-
tension, Starting Celebration.

William X. Wilcox. Chairman OF the
chunk OF dirt with the silver blade Of
an ebony -ha ndled spade. over on Fourth
avenue. near Sixty-elghth street, Brook
lyn. tnis afternoon. and all OF bay
parts OF South Brooklyn united in one
shrlll shrek OF JOY. For that was the
OFFICIAL beginning Of work on the extern
sion ~ the Fourth avenue subway, now
nearly completed to Forty-third street.
The turning OF the first precious
spadefu o: earth was the climax OF n
day OF Official rejoicing. which had been
arranged by the citizens Celebration
Committee OF One Hundred, as II was
the signal for the beginning OF the MONS
ter parade. wherein 4O,0U people took
part.
The Invited guests of the Celebration
Committee and the Fourth Avenue Sub
way Association assembled at 2 o'clock
on the grandstand on Fourth avenue.
between Slxty-eighth street and Bay
Ridge avenue. Among these were the
five Borough Presidents. the members
of the Public Service Commission, Bird
Coler. former Borough President Of
Kings County: william S. Hurley. a
member OF the old Rapid Transit Com
mission: William McCarroll former
member OF the Public Service Commits
sion. and engineers OF the Public Service
Commission.
stephen V. Duffy. President Of the
Celebration Committee. opened the cere-
monies attending the turning OF the dirt
with brief speech. then he yielded 10
Borough President George McAneny.
who II also Chairman of the Rapid
Transit Committee OF the Board OF Es-
innate. Alfred L. Steers, Borough Pres
ident OF Brooklyn. concluded the formal
speechmaking. and then President John
r.. sullivan OF the Fourth Avenue Sub.
way Association. turned the silver spade
over to Mr.. Wilcox.
The spade had engraved on It's face
this inscription.
Presented to the Hon. william r.
Wilcox. Chairman Of the Public Service
Commission. by the Fourth Avenue
Subway Celebration Committee OF One
Hundred. and used by him In breaking
erouhu Tor the nnal section OF the
Fourth Avenue Subway from Forty
third to Eighty-ninth Streets-Satu rday,
Oct. g. 1912. at Fourth Avenue and
Slxty-eighth street, Borough OF Brook
lyn."
After Cha !rman Wilcox had performed
the ceremony, Alfred Craven, Chief
Engineer OF the Public Service Com
mission. handed the official permit to
commence work to NJ. J. Degnon OF the
Degnon Contracting Company, which
has the contract for the digging. Then
followed the parade
The parade passed over the route OF
the proposed subway 10 Eighty sixth
street. and was In ten divisions, inciud-
Ing school children from both public and
paOchlal schools. civic and industrial
bodies. floats and bands lnnumerabie. It
was reviewed by the Off clals OF the cele-
bration and their guests at the stand
near Sixty-elghth street.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
STATION IS PARTLY OPEN.

Beginning tonight at midnight, Grand
Central commuters win have complete
station. when the opening OF the subur-
han concourse will mark the compile
ton OF the first compartment In the
great terminal. The building will be
opened In It's entirety In January
Thereafter work will proceed much
more rapidly on the properV chan has
been apparent In the years It has been
under fence. BY 1915 the group OF ter
minal buildings will be fniAhed.
Announcement was made yesterday by
the management that the object In open
ing the suburban concourse In advance
OF the main part Of the building Is to
enable passengers using the suburban
track level 10 50 direct 10 the subway
and street.
The new concourse will be on publ c
exhibition as well as In use all OF to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
DOCTOR TRIES SUICIDE,
HIS MIND AFFECTED
BY ROBBER'SBLOw
Williamsburg Physician Found
Dying With Gas Tube in
His Mouth.

DIR. Albert ". Mehrenlender. a Will.
iamsburg physician, who has a large
practice. made an attempt on his life
to-day In the rooms he was occupying
al No. 1856 Vernon avenue. When he was
found by Herman Aaronson and h!'
wife. the caretakers OF the house, he
was unconscious as result OF gas
asphy xistion. and little hope for mis- re-
eovery Is held out By the doctors at
Cumberland Street Hospital.
Just week ago DR.. Mehrenlender
Was lured by IA fictitious sick call to
Penn street. Williamsburg. near Broad
way. at l,3O o'clock In the morning and
there two highwaymcn blackjacked him
and robbed him OF u valuable gold
watch and chain and $lt In money.
Since he received the heavy blow on
the head the physician had not been In
his normal mental health and his friends
assign his attempted suicide to the re-
suits OF the assault OF week ago
Last night pr. Mehyenlender seemed
particularly depressed. lie visited a
druggist. "a friend OF his. near the house
where he made his home ana spoke
vaguely OF suicide. lie returned late to
his rooms. Some time shortly after mid
night Aaronsou and his wife were awak-
ened by an odor OF gas which was 80
strong that they felt some OF Its effects
themselves, They found the doctor lying
on his bed with tube from the opened
Gas cock tied In his mouth
The police OF the Vernon street station,
next door. summoned an ambulance
from the Cumberland Street Hospital,
hut the surgeon who carried the UNI
conscious doctor to the operating room
said that there was only one chance In
ten OF his recovery.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
JUSTICE COHALAN GETS
HIS "K|DD|ES" SAFELY
LANDED FROM CEDRIC.
But He Had to Count Them
Over Twice to Make
Sure.

~e .eyen children nj suprems Court
,,.,,.. D.n,., r. Co,.,or nh, ,.v.
80" sp'"""s '"e s"'''e' =" "e'."
ware g1hgeriy ana Joytu'iy dehVered 10
their happy father to-day by the weary
and nerve wracked crew of the white
Sta, liner Cedric.
Justice Cohaian insisted on counting
the "kiddies, before he wouid accent
delivery.
Zone, two, three he began, but the
youn xsters hoped bou, 40 res,lcssIy he
had TO begin over again. Several more
attempts failed and the Justice was con-
PEELED 10 assume his sternest judicial
manner and line his Offspring against
the rail before he could audit them &C.
curately
Mas Margaret O'Leary. their aunt.
wh> chaperoned the children ON their
trtp across the sea, asked anxiousIy
Are YOU sure they're ali here DANIEL
hsAn't you better count 'em ara,np"
I'm sure" replied The fsth,r chm,
LET'S get 'em safely ashore as quickly
a. we can"
The Cedric has had some strenuous
experience since she began plying hack
and forth across the Atlantic, Dut the
return trip OF the Cohaian kiddies was
something new, rather different from
storms and i,esergs. but. in many re-
spects. quite as thrilling,
The evening world., 1912-10-26
Why Endure PimpIes
and b|ackheadS?

If you wish a skin clear OF
pimples, blackheads and
other annoying eruptions,
begin today the regular use
of Cuticura Soap assisted by
Cuticura Ointment. No
other method is SO agreeable,
so often effective and so eco
nomical.
TREATMENT: Gently
smear the affected parts with
Cuticura Ointment, on the
end of the finger, but do not
rub. Wash of the Cuticura
Ointment in five minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot
water and continue bathing
for some minutes. This
treatment is best on rising
and retiring. AT other times
use Cuticura Soap freely for
the toilet and bath, to assist
in preventing inflammation,
irritation and clogging of the
pores, the common cause of
these distressing facial erup-
tons and other unwholesome
conditions of the complexion
and skin.
You need not bay them until you try them. Al
though sold eyery where q liberal sample OF Cutcurs
soap and Ointment will be- mailed IRE. with 32'p
''G. yTsSSr, msp pt Or on BGsl9n -,
cpsisur SOAP Shaving STICK. ,kS~d A.pls f,ss
The evening world., 1912-10-26
Rebel Leader Arraigned With
~ Followers, Says He Had
No Accomp!ices in Revolt.
COOL BEFORE JUDGES.
Mexican Notables Still Trying
to Save Him From Death Sem
tence-Madero Unmoved.


M1ANo CITY. Oct. %-Eishteen
psesoner faced the court-martial at
Vera Crus when went into session at
O'Clock Yesterday morning. The court
vas orrs,des over nv Gen DavI,a
r.,,, D,., -, ., .n,r -, Ga. ro,,,
"a .,..a ,,',.,,, aau., 90
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- All. .,,.n T.. ,,- .a.I,.a,t,,.
:. ~. -. -. -.
~ ~. .,,, 90. o,.,,,,. ,,. an.
-, -, nj.
49," ~ - ,, 49,
a"" a.,
ove' " my s'oe '"e o'"e' o'' VI"
het Hno~ even 'he piace 10 WHO" 'n''
we're being taken had no accompllce
since there was no time tn make prepar-
ations for my movement"
N shs tventy-sou- prisoners likely to
-. A.. a, Co., ,h.,r ,h.r, 4, the re-
.-'N '.,,..,'',a, IN
"""" '"'' ~ .o
Gers ana the remainder serSea"
Diaz when not In court ~ detained w
the Municipal Palace at Vera Cruz
Efforts to save the He OF the rebel
v.,,x Mas mr.. being continued by men
- No, .,.nd,,y i'm Mexico. The Su-
sr -, ,,s,,,,'.,., ,n.. may.
pIene Nour' '"'s '.''' .,,,
~ vers cruz 10 '"s's' y" wv 49, .''....
The evening world., 1912-10-26
NEW YORK HE|RESS
ENGAGED TO WE'D
AFRENCA COUNT
Constance Warren, Society
Athlete, May Become Mar.
quiSe de Lasteyrie.

PARIS. Oct S.LMi., Constance War
"a, a, ~, yo.r 4. "a n. Co,n,...
ana may become Aarchiohess' her
engagement was announced to-day. Her
nance 10 the Comte Guy de I4asteyrie.
son OF the Nurouis and MarauIse de
I.s,.yr,. rh. cor,. :. I'M. 40, ~, a,
, - ~" ~ W
'"'er"A'io"a' marriage i"e ""au'se
wus MISE oooiiaAe'
Aiss Warren Ii the daughter OF M.
Ana ANS. George n.niy warren OF No.
Ssa Fifth avenue. this city. and "a niece
Of Mrs. Robert Goelet. Sho Is helress
to many millions ana runs Miss Eleo-
nora Sears a close race for the society
w0mens athletic championship. she
made her debut In 1896. and has been
called the best swimmer. best oarswom-
an. best pedestrian. best sprinter. best
waitzer, best composer OF music, best
handler OF horses and dogs best shot
at glaAs balls and one OF the best teunis
The evening world., 1912-10-26
LITTLE GIRL FOUND DEAD,
DOUBLE CRIME SUSPECTED.
Police of Easton, Mass, Believe
Mother Drowned Child and Then
Committed Suicide.

EASTON, Mass. Oct. 26.-E,vldence OF
q murder and suicide was found In
Langwater Pond, North Easton, to-day.
The body OF a five-year-old girl was
seen floating on the water and a wom-
ans hat and hairpins were picked up
on the shore nearby. The police ex-
pressed the opinion that the little girl
was drowned by IA woman who ended
her life In the same way.
A search of the child's clothing re-
vealed no means of Identification. The
police began to drag the pond shortly
after the girls body was taken ashore.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
RUNS OFF TO WE'D STUDENT,
Youth Leaves College to Marry
Miss Marguerite Prime.

Charlottesville Va, oct, 26-News of
the secret marriage OF John Holt Nc
Elroy, a student at the University of
Virginia. and Miss Marguerite Mae
Prime, niece of State Senator f. q.
Prime of New York, has just come out
here. McElroy left college last week
and met Miss Prime at the Martha
Washington Hotel in New York From
that city they came direct to Charlottes-
vile. where they were married Oct. ii
by Father Grove.
McEroy IL son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
b. McElroy OF Providence. II, l., and is
"A grandson OF the late Joseph Bannigan.
Rubber King" Miss Primes parents
live at Upper Falls, y. Y.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
WALL STREET.

brisk buying movement accompanied
the opening OF the stock market to-day.
All the leaders moved up for fractional
advances duifng the first -four on a
moderate inquiry. Steel was prominent,
with a rise to 1885. Reading. Union
Pacific, Copper and the Inter.-Met. Sc
curities also ruled strong.
Subsequent dealings continued to mark
higher ranges, although the volume OF
business smmcred down.
Reading supplied the feature Of the
final hour. Responding to a steady buy
ing movement. the leading coal issue
rose to 1I3. Steel. Union Pacihc and
Copper also bettered their initial gains
considerably
Week end realizing caused slight COM
cess!ons at the end. but the list was
well up at closing time.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
Demands ~ 900, 900 in Bank.

PHILADELPHIA Dot. 2G-Declarins
that he was the husband OF Hetty
Green and that he intended making his
residence In England in the future,
Charles Free. living on Eighth street.
startled the paying teller OF the Girard
Trust Company to-day by demanding
,l.o0dOO that he saad he had on deposit
there. A policeman took charge OF the
visitor.
The evening world., 1912-10-26

The statement OF the actual condi-
ton of Clearing House banks and trust
companies for the week shows that
they hold St.02i.00O reserve in excess
OF legal requirements. This Is d de-
crease OF e5.3s$.9b0 from last week.
The evening world., 1912-10-26
Pope Aids TyphOOn Sufferers.

ROME. Oct, 26,-The Pope to-day sent
5000 to Manila for use In relieving
sufferers from the recent Philippine ty-
phoon.
The evening world., 1912-10-26

To-da,'s highest. lowest and last prices o. socks
aud OF net changes compared with YESTERDAY 5
final figures ~ follows.
The evening world., 1912-10-26

ROME. Oct. 26-William Maroon! will
leave the Military Hospital at Spezia
OF Monday to enter the Eye Hospita!
at Turin for several days. From there
he goes to Vienna to be fitted with an
artificial eve
The evening world., 1912-10-26
ALMANAC For TO.DAY

Sun rises. 6,23 sun sets. sos Moon rises. g. 10
THE TIDES.
The evening world., 1912-10-26

though sold e'ery where liberal sample OF Cuticura
soap and 0intment viii b. mailed FREE. with 32'p.
o"9.; yr aoass ~. Gu', msn pt 81; B2s!en;
cpsisa~ SOAP Shaving stisA. .kS~d sA.pis Tree.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
."Carpathia''

laivo denis prisipilde ke-
liauninkais if laivo ingula,
teciau tuoj nebuvo dalei-
DIANA, kad "Titanic" tu-
ris skesti. Taigi delei to
II he visos moteris islipo
laukan is savo kambariu.I
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
zuvo 1.726 asmenis.

Apart oficialiQ skaitliniqq,
igsiol dar galutinai nepa-
tikrintu, paduodanaa- stai
kaip apie keliauninkus: Ant
nugrimzdusio laivo "Tita-
nic", turejo butt 2.340 as
menu, is kuriu 745 asmenQ
isgelbeta, o dalis istraukta
is vandens. Taigi .turejo pra-
zuti 1.601 asmuo. Gi vie
mas laiyo .HEGarpathia ke-
liauninkas, G. r. ,Hurd, tvir-
tina, kad su laivu Titanic
zuvo 1.726 asnenis. .Jis
apie tai issiklausinejes pas
isgelbetuosius.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
SusimuSSimas.

Naktis buvo rami, nors
salta ir tamsi, kuomet "Ti-
tanic" uzbego ant ledyno
(ledu kalno). Toje- vietoje,
kur atsitiko toji baisi ne
laime, okeanas turejes gilio
1000 sieksniu. Susidauzi-
mas SUI ledu buvo baisus.
Laivo apaeia (dugnas) ski
10 pusiau, 0 sonuose atsi-
we're skyles. Neziulint to,
laivo susitrenki1nas buvo vi
sal nezynus, nebuta nei
trenksmo, nei ko kito bal
saus. Kas tiesa, tuojaus
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
Nuozmi kova.

Vienas keliauninkQ (R.
Daniel is Philadelphijos)
pasakoja, kad ant grimzdan-
clio laivo denio buve praga-
riskos regyklos. Vyriskiai
musesi uz vietas, kad pri-
ejus areiau valciu, kaip lau-
kiniai zverys vieni kitus
mindziodami. Baisus bu-
yes sumisimas. Jis pats bu-
yes paskui istrauktas is
vandens ir isodintas valtin.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
ACC1lrpaihia" atgabeno isge|betus
keIiauninkus.
Tukstanciai zrnoniu lauke isgelbetu
kellaunlnku.
ISSIGELBEJUSIU PASAKOJIMAI
Tx 745 sgelbeta, Q 1895 zmones nuskendo
Pagelbai rankiu nebuta Pingine pagelba ss gelbeju
stems: Vis pa1mta gobon
u
3ELBEJUSIU PASAKOJIMAI
KAIP MIRE LAIVO KAPITONAS?

New York. "Kataliko"
16 num-, buvom pamineje
trumpai. apie didziausio pa
sazierinio laivo "Titanic"
susidauzyma j ledyna IL nu-
grimzdima su keliauninkais.
Kuomet islcidome papras-
ltuoju laiku "Katalika'', ta-
da buvo telegramais paduo-
DANA labai trumpos IL ne
aiSklos zinios. Tos zinios
buvo parsiunciamos nuo
plaukianciu Atlantiko olSe-
anu laiV4 bevieliais tele-
gramais. Taigi plates
niu ir tikru ziniu
apie ta baisiausi sioje
gadyneje ant vandens atsiti-
ki1na nebuvo galima paduo-
ii. Bet dabar, kuomet ]ai-
vas "Carpathia'' parveze
New Yorko uostan isgelbe-
tus skenduolius ir, kuomet
visas tas baisus atsitikimas
galutinai issiaiskino, paduo-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
Kapitonas nusizudo.

Laivo kapitonas Smith
nusisove kapitono stovy-
kloje is reValverio. Nusi-
ssove ir pirmasls ofieierius.
Lake sodinimo j valtis ke-
leiviills laiVo pficieriai nuso-
We iris italus, kure verzesi
uzimti 1noteru s-ieta valtyse.
Kapitoi1as Smith dusyk
stengesi ansizzudytis Pr
Iniau more ID nlisisallti laivo
bibliotek kos kantbaryd bet
|laivo ofieieriai, jo payal-
|diniai, is h suspejo atinti
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
sprogimai gimdo pasiauba

Nelaimingiems keliaunin-
kams .pavojus suprasta tik
tuojaus sprogus laivo kati-
lams. Buta trijq sprogimu
vieno paskui kita. Taip da-
lykui virtus padejimas ant
laivo persikeite. Kas tik
buvo gyvas puolesi j pagel-
bines valtis. Laivo oficie-
rial su didziausia sunkeny-
be dare kelia j valtis mo-
TERMS ir vaikams per susi-
grudusius. Kas stovejo
ant kelio, tasai gelbejimui
kenk6, taigi pasinaudota re-
volveriais ir tue laiku nu-
sauta nepaklusnieji tris ita-
lai.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25

dame pilnai iyairias is to
atsitikimo zinias.
Laivas "Carpathia' su
issigelbejusiais nuo laivo
"Titanic" keliauninkais at
plauke New Yorko uostan
sio menesio balandzio 18
diena 7 val. vakare. 9 val.
vakare inplauke i dokus.
Prize doku.
Joki plunksna negaletu
aprasyti tn pasibaisetinll
il kiekviena slpurtallciu re-
gyklq, kolxios atsitiko in
plaukus ]aivui "Carpathia" :"
j New Yorko -dokus. Nesu-
skaitoma zmoniu minia su-
sirinko aplink White Star
.linijos dokus, bet rcikia pri-
pazinti, minios tvarka buvo
labai pagirtina. Visi susi-
rinkusieji, 0 ju buvo keli
desetkai tukstanciu, uzsilai-
Ike labai ramiai, stovejo
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25

kaip nutirpe. Salep EMO
niu issitiese istisos eiles. au-
tomobiliu. Pribuvo dau-
gybe nelaimingQju keliau-
ninku giminiu ir draugu, 0
apie saviskius nera nei kali
bos.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
Isgelbetujq apsakymai.

Apart oficialio raporto,
koki kitoj Vietoj paduoda-
me, eionai parasysime apie
isgelbetQ keliauninku pasa-
kojimus.
Is tu trumpu pasakojimu
galima sau maSdaug isivaiz-
dinti baisaus atsitikimo
vaizdas.
Lake susimrsimo su le-
dynu, Titanic plauke Ia
bal greitai, darydanaas
valandoje % a11azg'us 26
angliskas bylias).
'9Carpathia' nutvere be-
'vielinio telefono sauks-
ma &c. @. d. sekanciais
zodziais: I'm afraid we are
gone.
Laivo kapitcnas pasiliko
ant savo vietos-iki galui.
Kuomet 'sTitanic" su
zmonemis skendo. laivo or
kestra grojo Near, Ny
God, to Thee.
Poni Strauss nenorejo ap-
leisti -vyro If su juomi sy-
kiu prazuvo.
Karzygiskumo priparody-
mus parode keliauninkai,
kaip tai milijonierius Astor,
.Futrelle ir kit.
Burys kazirl1ojanciu Wy
~ issigelbejo, nes ant palie-
pimo: II valtis!'', moteris
nebuvo pasirengusios valtis
uzimti, o vyrai anas tuojaus
uzeme.
Daugumas znloniQ, kurie
soko j juras su pagelbiniais
dirzais, prazuvo, ir ju la
vonai buvo nlatomi, kaip
vilnys juos raicioja.
Toji ledyno dalis, j kuria
tsusidauze laivas "Titanic"
buvo matoma ant vandens
pavirsiaus. Laiya perskrio-
de pusiau taip kaip kokiuo
peiliu.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25

siartinantii lava 6 Carpa-
thia 2 kehIllazi laiveliai su
reporteriais nuplauke prize
Sal il ene init fotografijas.
Taippat II keIeiyiu islipimo
regykla buvo nutraukiama.
Laivas "Carpathia" keliau-
ninkais buvo prisikirnses.
1slipimas ant sauszemio.
9:35 val. vakare is ]aivo
'Carpathia'' ine eiti isgel-
betieji nuo .nlirties keliau-
ninkai. Uzviespatavo tuo-
kart amzinoji tyla. Visi
zenge ant Anlerikos sausze-
mio praleidzlas savo kelio-
neje tick daug Vargo ir ken
tejimq. Tuonet net laik-
rascciu reporteriai is didelio
gailescio buyo pamirse sa-
vo uzdavinius.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25

Ant veido pasilike tos ko-
vos. zenklai.
"Titanic" plyso pusiau.
Xiii vel pasalzoja, kad ir-
damiesi valtimis salin nuo
grimzdancio laivo, mate,
kaip laivo viena dalis buvus
tamsi, 0 antra dalis apsyies-
ta elektros lempomis, ypae
laivo pirmgalis. Pirm nu-
grimzdimo laivas 'ETitanic"
plyses pusiau ir paneres
animal.
Tuscias pasiaukojimas.
Tragiskiausios regyklos
buvo tarp vedusiQ, ty. W.
ru ir paeiQ, kuriuos astrQs
p1isakymai perskyre ant vi
sados. Nebuvo laiko daug
svarstyti, arba ieskoti savo
artimQjQ. Ingula tvirtai
laikesi savo teisiQ ir neleido
anu perzengti. Tokiuo bu-
du persiskyre SUI savo pa
ciomis daugelis vyrq, net
neatsisveikine zengdami j
saltus kapus.
Kol dar smarkiausioji pa
siauba (sumisimas) nebuvo
prasidejus, zinomas teatri-
mis- magnatas Harris isilipo
valtin SUI savo pacla.
= Women first! = suskam-
bejo staiga astrus balsas, at
kreiptas j il.
- All right atsake jis
saltai.
Goodby, my dear -
|tare atsisukes i pacia, apsi-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
sopulingi ispudziai.

Ant susirinkusiu miniQ
padare labai dideli sopu-
linga ispudi, kuonet i do
kus is miesto pribuvo bu-
rial daktaru, koronerq, vie
nuoliu seseru ir ligonbuciu
tarnu su ambulansals. vi
81 apsitaise baltonis drapa-
nomis. 9:30 val. visi dakta-
raj suejo ant laiyo.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25

revolyeri. Tada iis IS off
cieriu pasprudo ir, nube-
ges i kapitono stoveine.. lai-
vui grimzdant isidejo revol-
.verio vamzdi j burma If per-
siskyre su siuom svietu.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-25
Laikrasciu reporteriai

.darbuojasi.
Dar aplink S:2o val. va
kare, kuomet buvo galima
per zi'1ronus palnatyti pri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MARCH 3. 1912

streaming with salt, her propeller feeby beating the
water struggling to face the storm and keep her off the
lee Shore the strange craft sprang out of the
smother and mist like an appar1ton.
Stern first she to meet the rush of the wireless
boat; growing steadily palmer the little craft snored
through the swels her rounded rising higher and
higher. The boys sharp eyes picked the rusty hull
plastered with shellfsh and trailing seaweed.
"Barnacled sinful, she Isl" said Flotsam. "An' look
SAM look! On her stern, in furnished gold the name
MYNHEER VANDERDECKEN-RO
"What'd tell you." said Flotsam, his flesh crawling
THAT was the shippers name O the Flying Dutchman
-Vanderdecken
Jetsams hair couldn't crawl, account of the big
sou wester,-his dads cover, it was,but he made
up by rafting his teeth After ALL they only boys
and the gruesome shape of that Dutch deepwaternan
might have staggered Over all sounded the
cracking of the motor the creaking of the old
wagon, and the of the wind in her cordage The
storm rising
"She amt hardly movn- making sternway, if any
thing" Flotsam gulped.
"Couldnt link her up in Paddy hurricane' Jet
said growing bolder what ye goin' to do, SAM
steer her IMP
Run for it-nix Well jump that FLYNN Dutchman
fore she goes the Gridiron Cap Casco would,
Long Johnson. It's the ony chance anyhow, maybe
we'll get at life saving" Fotsam said desperately
"Tommy Welshd be wheeln that old hooker home
fore now-ike he done the filibuster."
With the mention of their heroes of Ships Bottom
fear and superstition fell from them. The Mynheer
matte boat, others like her, might do to Barnegat