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The evening world., 1912-02-22
CASH REGISTER
COMBINE CHARGED
THIRTY INDICTED
Officials Of National Company
Of Dayton, o., Accused Of
Sherman Law Violations.

CINCINNATI. Fec. G.-Thirty off,
cials and employees Of the National
Cash Register Company OF Dayton. O..
were indicted on charges OF criminal
violation Of tho Sherman antitrust law
by a sepcial Grand Jury to-day.
The Adams Express Company was
Indicted on eleven cunts charged with
having attempted to collect more than
established rates. Seven Cincinnati
manufacturing firms wore also indicted.
accused Of attempting to secure trans
p%or,ation at lowcr rates thar those cs-
tsblished by the Interstate Commerce
Connnlssion.
The FOLLOWING officers and employees
Of the National Cash Register Company
are named In the indictments:
John A.. Patterson. president. H. \
Deeds. vice-prcsident. q. e. i:dgeter
secretary; W r. BIppus. treasurer. Rob
ort Patterson. \. \. Thomas. Thomas J
wrtson. Joseph Rogers, AieSaniei
harmed, +. :. High. NJ. u, Keith Will
lam Cummings, j. &. Laird. ii,ny Ewes
A.. \. Wen.z. George T.. Morgan. 9. r
walmsicy. ". G. Howe, G. y. sinydcr
Walter cool, l.. II. Epperson. Niger y
Jacobs, " l.. lGsley. jonathan H. Hay
ward. Alexander ". Slnclalr, J. J
Range. Edgar Park. alias g. D.. Fuoic
william II. Mus2y. william =. Flua'
I,a-l u. wilson.
There are three counts Ia thc lndlct
| n.nts AGAINST the officials and EN-
= l.pyres % the register company.
The nrst charges h a nearly al com
The evening world., 1912-02-22
MOTHER AND BABY
DROP THREES STORIES
AS HOME BURNS
Mrs. Raymond Tosses Infant
Out and L.eaps-Police
Catch Both.

Mrs. Sarah Raymond threw ter four.
teen months old baby. Edmund. u Of
n third story window during a Are at
No. GO Rogers avcnue. F'latbush. early
to-day.
Then she jumped herself and was fol-
lowed by her thirteen year old son.
Reginald Reed. Vt the Kings County
Hospital x was found the mother and
baby were u!hurt and the boy had &C.
capped with 4 b-oken ankle.
The house Is a ,hroc-story brick. Ben
jamln Horowita had a stationery store
on the ground floor nnd lived in the
rear with his wife. lie snel.ed smoke
shortly after midnight and saw y blaze
IN his store.
Escape by the hall was Gu; or. the
flames having eaten their way through
the wall. Mvs. IIorow!tz was nearly
unconscious from smoke when her hus-
band dragged her TO n rear window
and carrIed her to tao yard.
Uis shouts ~ FIRE." We're heard by
Policeman John Van Westering OF tbs
snyder avenue station. who sen. IA al
alarm AMI ran back to help the tenant,
WI VI Wv HA4N''ihf ~ h''N .
~Cavanaugh and they tried to get into
the hallway. but the fire VAS 100 hot.
They went nest door. No. Ga. aroused
the occupants and got to the rear yard
OF NO. Nv.
Catch my baby. Catch my baby
they heard a woman scream. Looking
up they saw Mrs, Raymond In u third
story window. with the baby In her
arms. Before they could reply she had
tosscd 1t toward them.
Horowitz Jumped and calgh. tho In
fant. Van Westering seized 4, and
rushed to a drug store. not far away.
10 call an ambulance.
Mrs. Raymond, VIII another hyste.i-
cal cry. stood on tic s!li m ieapcd.
Policeman Cavanalb crA lIoroNilz
broke her fail and sie was helped
around 20 the Grua store 70 va. FOR
the ambulance. after she had old the
men to watci for the boz.
/. was only a Few seconds until Reg
maid, who f. e. son By a former mar
rage. took tho lump from the window.
Ills fall was broken by Horowitz and
a pile NJ dirt.
The policemen fought their way to the
second floor, where Michael Gilllgan,
his wife and two daughters, Sarah. six.
teen. and Nellie. fourteen. were found
unconscious from smoke.
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LURED HIM
T0ALTAR, He SAYS
SpirituOus Joy Was Bait That
Led Nj. Wick Into Matri-
monial Trap, He Asserts.

A case replete with unusual and
amazing situations, which is now en-
gaging the attention Of Supreme Cour,
Justice Newburgcr. Is the suit Of James
Wick for an annulment OF his marriage
to Mrs. Nellie Mullins Wick. Justice
Newburgor spen. the better part of his
holiday to-day puzzling over It.
Wick Is twenty-ono years old and
his wife is perhaps twelve years his
enlor. They We're married Jan. 90,
1907. when Wick Mas only sixteen
Nick declares that "hy means Of
wrongful c~ontrivances. deception and
durcss." the defendant "entrappcd and
forced' him into u pretended and com
p,lsOry submission to a nisrrlage cere-
mony with hey. lie said she had
previously induced him to drink ex-
cessively OF intoxicating liquors. OF
drugs. and that while he was IN q
dazed and stupid condition the marrlag,
was performed.
Il have absolutely 10 recollection %
the AFFAIR" added Wick. as | was y,
dazed at the time | knew nothing thai
was going on"
Roth the young mans father and n,
employer corrOborlted his story, Jas
tico Newburger then wanted to know
VINO II was performed the
Maurice. l.. HcIdcnl"mer. counsel 'oi
' lex, told aim the clergyman was IN,
Rev. James I. Ferris Or No. 80 Yves.
Forty-second stree. The Rev. NJ
Ferris declared c'nrha''cally that yjuDt
Wet, showed Absolutely no signs o. IA.
tox.cation when he vas married 70 Mis-,
Mullins.
In fact" the clergyman said, TN,
couple had come 20 ne a week before
the ceremony and arranged for rs per
formance."
Tho plaintiff VS. he never I've,
with the defendant" said Justice New
burger.
Mrs. Wick came to see me n few day.
after the MARRIAGE sal the clergy.
man, and told me her husband hat
gone 20 his fathers home to get som'
clothing n that MS father had per
auadcd him not to return to her"
The Rev. Mr.. Ferris added he he,
lleved the trouble between the coupl,
was due entirely to a difference OF re
lig!ous views.
The evening world., 1912-02-22

Asms for Frenen Catholic girls snd
nsrtions In this city.
TIE exercises we're conducted . -
little ohapsi on the ground floor. wA1oh
seats about one hundred and twenty-five
and mas q tiny CHOIR loft. The RI. ~
John ia awards. pastor Of -. Joss1os
Church, IND one Of the vicars-ssoesa'
Of the diocese. pronounced the ble6olng,
after which mass was sung by the ~.
Theophiius wucher. pastor of Vs
Church Of 81. Vincent de Paul. IN w3Do
parish the home IL located.
Other cier Gymen present were the Rev
Thomas A. Thornton, pastor Of D..
c~oiumbA's: the Rev. william McAdams
Of Rome. assistant superior Of the order
which built the home; the Rev. Mausecs
Renaud. the Rev. Victor Baron. ths
Rev. CASTOR Septicr and the Rsv
Maurice Mcmahon.
Following the mass. the choir. un0Dr
rhe direction Of Sister Superior Ciothf1p.
sang many French hymns dedicated &c
~. Joan Of Arc.
The building IL Elk stories high. 81
brick with stone trimmings. and occu-
pies three city lots. II IL nj outsr0wSh
! OF the gift Of the late Miss CathsSsns
Durand Smith. formerly a parisAieosi
of ST. Vincent de Paul's. who In IN
gave one Of the dwellings or the site
Of the present building TO The FfsHBh
Fathers Of Mercy NJ a home. Hss Sle.
ture AMI that OF her mother. In
| Durand. hang Ia the reception room OF
the new rome.
The homo IL expected 20 ne seff-sup-
porting. II MI be headquarters for
frieu Tess French immigrant girls. Tue
second. third and fourth floors are given
over to private rooms whose occupants
will be charged $3.50 n week for hoard.
lodging and ,1uldry privileges. Tht
two top floors an divided into dor0i.
.orles. ciIA arconnoiii!nk e!sht peH
sons. wlo are 10 &c Charged ~ n we~H
when working. The home VIII accom-
isu ate 10 g'r's gi.i VII he Conducted
10y ten Sistc.s. fJar of whom are o
on tn, way :. ve fr11 tac tistis. house
Ia AiFi c-i.nfri'r..
The evening world., 1912-02-22
STEP LIVELY MAN HELD
ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
Subway Platform Guard Accused of
Punching Contractor Arrested
by BystanIers.

James ]. O'Dowd. II station guard on
the Nincty-sixth street uptown platform
OF the subway. is under 500 bonds to-
DAY to answer In Special Sssslons on a
charge OF assau!ting Thomas w, Don
nelly, hfty-fye. a contractor. Of No. =,
Hamilton place. during the rush hour
last evening.
Donnelly said the guard struck him
In the eye and dragged him from the
platform OF Il local train he was board
Ing. The train guard, Donnslly said.
had slammed the door on his arm while
O'Dowd struck him.
During the trouble dozens o! passen'
Eers tried 20 get IL punch at ODowd
and judging from MS looks afterward
few Of them were successful. Two citl'
zens arrested O'Dowd and took him e
the West one Hundredth street station
In the Might Court Magistrate Hous'
said:
IT am familiar with the treAtmen
given 10 passengers In the subway.
now ride on the u. Mr.. Donnelly, yo'
were lucky 10 have passengers 20 hell
| you out"
The evening world., 1912-02-22
Supersedes Massage
as Wrinkle Remover
THE Woman Beautiful

Many women regularly visit the
beauty specialist To have their wrinkles
ironed out with the help Of hot sppli-
cations. cold creams and massage. Most
Of us realize that there m a time
when no amount Of persuasion Of this
sort will avail. This process Of wrinkle
removing" is wrong in principle. Both
the hot water and the m~sssaging tend
to expand and loosen the skin. besides
softening the muscular foundation.
The very opposite result should BE-
aimed at. The tissue should be strength
ened. the skin frightened. so thereM be
no room for wrinkles. The best known
preparation Tor the purpose can be made
At home by dissolving or. s~ayolite In
"a pint witch hazel. Use as a wash To-
ton. The effect is really marvellous.
Tell the druggist you want the powdered
s~s1olite. which d~issolves immediately
AAvl
The evening world., 1912-02-22
MRS. W.. G. M'ADO0 DEAD.

Mrs. William q. McAdoo, wife Of VIII
lam q. McAdoo, President of the Ifud-
son and Manhattan Railway Company
and builders OF the Hudson tubes. died
sudde MS from heart failure yesterday
afternoon at her home, Iryington-on-
thc-lIudsCr.
For several years Mrs. McAdoo had
been a sufferer from rheumatism. but
that there vas any Indication OF heart
trouble Vas not suspected by herself
or by ary member of her family. Mr..
McAdoo, who was at home at the time
OF his wife's death. IL Frustrated from
the shock.
TO Mrs. McAdoo her husband always
has credited much OF his success. II
was largely be cause OF her advice. II,
once said, that he came TO New Yorl.
from the South in the early ~nineties
She was tremendously proud OF hei
husbands achievements. The hons
life of the McAdoos always was very
happy.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
MANY CLAIM kIkSHIP AND
JOIN SCRAMBLE.

since this trouble has been aired I
hayc received scores OF Letters from
,ersons claiming hinsh!p with Nv. Has
lest. in an apparent effort to lay claim
10 some OF his estate. know the Has.
let, family connections since tho birth
OF old John Haslet,. who was horn In
Charleston. \. C.. n century ago. sam
uel fla .lc,t the las, member q. the
family. had hut two close relatives
Mis- sisters. Ellen and Mary. both Of
whom ar. dead. Ills present collapse
10 a,. 7 ba,I.y.. "a the recon, death OF
a.. ,,.,., uorv"
., -. ,x ,.,.,-
w. ii'"'S ..
cinon street. VINO mas p'en attending
The evening world., 1912-02-22
How 70 Get Rid
OF Hair Not Wanted

II il u simple matter TO nd ~
skins surface VI hair not wanted j
deln,onc i, USED. Enough paste e
cove the surface Is made with dss
tone and water, and this is left Of III
skin two or three minutes. then rubbed
~ and the skin washed carefully.
The pleasing part 81 this is that ths
use Of dcla,onc i. quite harmless .,
we'll ms painless and oncc delstone y
used it rarely happens that the hair,
growth returns. Even though dsls.
tone cost, n dollar An ounce the pstcs
is more than justified by the result
following. Delatonr should be pur.
cha scd only in the original package b
insure H.. full strength and purity.-Advt
The evening world., 1912-02-22
NEXT COMES THE sPiNsTER IN
SEARCH OF HER CANARY.

Then there Is the elderly maiden tr1.i
tho fourth floor. whose canary has es-
capped. and who, waving 100 empty bid
cage at Mrs, En!ckc~.bocker's doc, IN
sists upon entering thu apartment anu
looking under the bed and In the tee
box for the lost Ord. She also come5
back 10 call.
There is also the I'D bachelor from
he third floor back, who insists that the
Knickerbockers shall lign q round robin
which he has !ndltcl to tho landlord
demanding more heat, oy. perhaps. a
new j~an!tor.
he. too. returns 20 cali on Mr.. Knlcs.
erhocker.
Now, If the Enlckarbockers want 20
know everybody this is very delightful.
If they don't. they are face to face
will, the problem CT "Ieep!ng out Il
society" And the only sure way to do
tlis would be TO keep n pcrpetua! quar-
| antine sign on the foor OF their apart
ment.
Hut perhaps this. Ike most other e.
fect,ve operations, Is against the law.
One of the minor advantages OF en-
occupation ike writing or painting -
AsAuh ~ Pt'f' ets q Nv 'sNo iehElo.
excuse for not doing ths things one dis
likes to DO. A writer or an artist need
only plead a professional engagement 70
keep out Of society.
my DEAR said an inveterate tea over
10 one Mrs. knicA.rbocker who refused
all invitations On me wholly imaginary
plea that Mr.. Knlckerbocker had q
story TO write" u feel so sorry Tor your
poor husband rolling over his a
scripts while SO many other young peo-
pl, are enjoying themselves at my
parties. Few young men would have the
self-denial to devote themselves 10 a
profession and f>rego all social pleas
ures. VIVA. strength Of mind II must
take"
Ana that 10 precisely what II
takes to keep out OF society
strength OF MAD, hrmnsss, brutal
ity and Q chaia on the front door.
But II In worth II, for once In nothing
can get you out-no new trial. no IA
beas corpus--not svso an tpse Distl
from A1bAAy.
The evening world., 1912-02-22
WOMEN At POLICE DINNER.
Mrs.. Belmont, Dr, shaw nnd Miss
Strs~han Guests 1T IicutcnRnts.

For the first time - he history of the
Police Lieutcnaa,s' lsho,o.cut Assoc..-
ton the guests or homer a. the nnGtl
Inner are TO ne women To-n!gA, 1t
the Waldorf As;agia the sixth banquet
of the $50 !~lrui.ndnis Viii be traccl ay
the presence Of Nrf. ., II. T.. i'cl'1rJ
~. Anna shaw and Mise 'itd r
strschan. Miss S.rachnn va TIVE vim
ner OF the light IN equal pay 20"
teachers.
Al! tho clty M ',s vii. attend, he
sides a numDcr ui nyi-of-town guests.
Lieut.. Richard &nr rbt, p~rc.ld"n' II
the association. ".il hc toss master.
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mixed up in things" holds her back.
HI. xnicksrbocksr comes homo and
hsars the q story. He 10 In
clinsd to Jssr.
i know | snail scream when the
janitor whistles" cries Mrs. KnicI,r-
booker. for that will mean she is going
to do it,"
The janitor whistles-Mrs. knicker-
booker screams on schedule time; also
the door bell r!urs and Mrs. Knlc.icr-
booker discovers upon opening the door
the meekest. mildest. most shrinking
Of little men who says Beg pardon.
but / i've aext door and I've come Tor
my wtfe's parrot. She says she LETT II
here"
Mrs. knickerbocker has many other
visits from her excitable n~eightor,
sometimes to borrow a cup OF coffee.
often 10 bid her other eternal arcs
wells.
The evening world., 1912-02-22

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Lord Strathcona Is
suffering from influenza. and the symp-
toms have caused cons!d erable anxiety
to his physicians owing TO his age the
10 In his ninety-second year, Blu an
Improvement has set Ia and his bodily
strength 10 bsAg maintaiAsl
The evening world., 1912-02-22

Mu,.csl snties throughout Europe aud Ausr.es
have pronounced The Rose " Panama" one OF
iho mos, tlnetui light opera, IN Jsirs, It's waltz
number. Loves Fond Dream " has been com
''Tie Merry Widow" The wal,z, however, vs. only
one II twenty. numbers. from 'he i.';te soFe, which
tune liz. Flown, i"ooiiss Oil o, vsnssl' and
"Wai'iug FOR You" sc perhaps he most popular
Of H.. o,hsr Lumbas. The sgndsy, World b..
lcc.SH - NassSss Gssiss sSss 6usxay. ss'
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expect and ne resigned to callers.
WHAT MIGHT BE TERMED A
DESPERATION CALL.
These VIII not be formal calls TO be
sure. But some morning When she has
just finished shining her welding
oliver and Is thinking that It Is
such a bright, beautiful day that she
viii go over TO the park and feed the
squirrels, a frantic ring will be heard
ment later a wild-eyed, middle-aSed.
uncorsctcd and kimonoed person Will
dash past tho Golden Girl n Into the
astounlcG presence Of Mrs. Kn!cker-
brocker.
II jus. had to talk 20 some one" the
w!ld.e.'ed st.Inser will explain. and
yOl look 81 T1nd-natured AMI sweet. |
knew you'd understand. I came In to
,e, va thai | simply can't stand It any
Jorge.
~ am goins to kill myself. MY
!r!cnds al. said It would come to
ti..a when 1 married hir,. Have
you cver seen my parxot2 DO you
van her2 I'd ike to DO sure that
she has 4 good HON before I say
goodby TO everything. oh, &c take
tho prr-ot. Nv left hor cage just
outside your door and Ia die so
much happier II I know she was
ors OF the clutches OF that brute"
Mrs. in. kerbockcr atales and stares.
EnpcHlEC,ng. of course, "a certain relief
AT the announcement thar the visitors
purpose ~ self-dcstruction and not
hom,cidr. sho remembers suddenly IA
ask her 40 81 down, ana goes so Tar
as - glpges, tha.sa cup of tea might
have 81 soothing influence. Over tea
clps. she hears the sad story az tao
! STRANGER NE, the altitude and breadth
OF he. family tree. her lonely, unhappy
childhood. her many s%uitors, including
orc n-sn worth tseon, 600, who went down
On his knees 20 neg her 20 marry HIN
ard whoa |.cfUsoi rushed madly from
in, room c~N,ili".As, Those eyes
Those eyes, They will uurn me al
ways
Then cu.,rthe ynlian-other"ise "Tha
Brute -oeddlns hei.s-the irst quarre
the first moment | began 10 feel tina
we were growing apart-and now th!s
-thIg
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~ UNSTEADY AND SICK
g DOWN THE NARROWS.

Down the Narrows a heavy breeze
sprang up and I got somewhat unsteady.
but didn't mind " until / was hauled
aboard the pilot boat New York. The
heavy sea was buffeting the little craft
about like a feather. Suddenly I lost
al idea Of d~irection-right or wrong.
Capt. Kelsey tried to straighten me up,
but ] guess I couldn't straighten. Well,
7 never want to ride up the Narrows
again. II I'm ever left again I'm going
straight to Europe. Maybe It was II
o'clock when I got on at st. George.
managed to get over to New York
and home early to-day
"Ali night the wind and rain howled
against my bedroom. l got sick again.
rhe sound Of water made me Ill.
''Spectres OF the night-shIls. it.,'.
water and hawking, grimacing forms
danced before me in;!l my MIC I'D
20 send for q doctor. This morrin3; I'm
a oittle better. BIT | never want 40
Sc Q gansplanl; again. I've got TO fcop
away, even n they have TO traNa.c. lc
10 the Bronx. whore I won't 500 ships
ana water"
Tobler Is thinner by pounds to-day.
~ dark hair has taken IN shred Of
gray, his ayes are glowing lik' great
RED not coats and his feet-he Las not
:eet-yet.
"AnyhoN,' observed aged Foreman
Dwyer, "maalnnen 10 larfsmen and you
can't expect them 10 De mari, rg.'
A reception committee OF the clerks
viii be on ha nd to meet Tnblc: HY'.l .c
reaches the Post-Om 20 t~o-dav-if Inc
succeeds in convincing hi0's . ..V j
he'll net encounter any water On ~
way down In tIe Subway.
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MRS. k~tckeesoewee IS svsecr To WEIRD '~rsos'eNs
There Is the Woman Who Calls to Say She Is Going
to Kill Herself and Brings Her Parrot to Leare
1t in Good H~ands-This Happens When
She Wants a Cup of Tea.
Excuses Made for Declining limitations to Attend
Boresome Teas-Inrasion of the Old Maid
Who Has Lost Her Canary-Then Comes
the Bachelor With a Round Robin.

or course there are many Mrs. knickerbockers who
want to get into society. but once In q while a woman
is born who desires earnestly and simply to keep out
Of It. BY society I mean any little coterie Of indi
viduals from Fifth avenue to Avenue A who give ant
attend teas. receptions and bridge parties. not casu
ally. half q dozen times a year. but with the sincere
talt~f that these trivial and boresome functions are par
OF the serious business OF life.
IT'S SO hard to make friends In New York. Why
nobody knows her next door neighbor here" is the Gus
tomary comment OF the smalltown visitor.
But the visitor may rest assured that IL no on
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DOCTORS DIFFER WILEY ON
COMPETENCY OF AGED HERMIT.

III llllNTt NJ 1AAN'l wv ''' ''''
!. Wilson. who hrvc examined Mr.
nasIett. differ az To- hir mental condi.
ton. Dr. Butte has declared that NJ.
HasIett Is mentally incompetent. ~.
Wilson, II Is snid. will report MS belief
that Mr.. Iiasfe,t Is conreten. to handle
his affairs.
Mr.. Lord asserted to-day that h.
would leav. no stone unturncd to nS'
certain definitely what IL Mr.. Hasletts
present condition.
Il am not going 10 stop Win these re-
ports he sail to-day. 81 shall inime-
! dtately secure tle highest class alienlst
I can find. have asked DIR. Minton. Mt
IIas,ettr phvsitlan. to find this man for
me. Tomorrow. | shall ask rhc court ia
! apro,nt another alicnist ~ proficiency
90 examine his old man and rcror'
directly to the court. ! cannot consent
20 have my Old friend Imprisoned with
out, absolute proof that " IN necessary
i~crause 4 he ever awakened Al,
realized what had happened II soulc
ireth +;.s hear.
"~Soea,eins ilgJrativeiy. Mr.. llas'ct
md | have slcct IN The sam" bed foi
nearly half a century and ! am rolnt
10 sec that he IS tahen good care "
should 4, turn out that he IL unable I,
take care OF himself We nave beer
friends since 7 was II boy; | used TO ~
up TO the mig mouse w!th nm. when
tho ITaslstt family lived NJ Clinton and
Joralcmon streets years and years ago,
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DECLINES TO GIVE LIFE AN
OTHER TRIAL.

Mrs. KnlcktrbocNt docsa't gather oX-
,ctIr what "Thls--tnis" amounts 20, out
sae IS terribly Distressed by II. She
promises 80 care for the parrot. though
size dttrsts parrots, with a flatter-
ing terror besceches the unhappy and
communicative stranger to give life an
other trial. Bat Tho visitor IL firm.
Her maid has left. 50 she will have "a
wait unit! after the ian!,or has whistled
for the surbaSc--bu. not a minute long
tr--aod, N.tl t!ne. sac mus: 60 and
write s1me farewell letters.
Needless TO say, rfrs. Knioksr-
booker is tremendously depressed
aud worried. She thinks even about
calling up the police, but he Pc
eulisy View YoyS terror q "gsttkAg
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i'm n New York apartment knows he. next door neghbor. It is lot the next
door neighbours fault.
When little Mrs Knickerbocker has set up her household gods and es
tablished her household goddess in the kitchen of her now apartment, and
when her groceries and meats have been duly inspected and approyed by
The evening world., 1912-02-22

uusiund's 10 the oniy pure Magnesla.
II In sold only In bottles. and ls the finest
stomach swect.ner ana bowel regulator
known. Always ask for Husbands Mag.
u~si1.
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JEANNE .DARC
HOME BLESSED
Big Building on West oath St,
Will Accommodate Friend
less French Girls.

The Home cJannc dare. built by the
French Fathers of Mercy and conduct
"a by the sisters o; Divine Providence
A, No. -! west Twcnty-tourth street.
was blessed To-day and dedicated as u
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= SURE WAS THE VOICE OF
MISSING ROReY.

.ft's Robby. boss. Rob-bv. I'm all
hlc-in. boss. Notify my wife for-hic-ex-
cuze-hic memo. no. I'm not drunk. Tn!-
hic. excuse me a moment. boss. I'm
dead sober but-hic-T've had a-h-of a
t3me-ahem-hic-getting back on land. So
ahem.long, Hutch"
Hutchins sat back dazed. II was
robier's voice. he wac sure. Rnt T'oh-
lF nsver drank in his life: Anyhow.
the clerk was safe. for he talked nc
called Two clerks and told them to go
to Tobler's home and learn what tn"
trouble was. and then he left the folio ~
Ing note for the day chief:
"Tobler returned about midnight. Ho
had . hard time. I guess. Went to
sandy Hook n got sick after loav!ns
the ship. Will be back to-day"
Along about noon to-day Tobler's
story Of his accident reached Foreman
Dwyer. The gloom Of working on Wash
iASton's Day was somewhat dlspelled as
the tale circulated through the big Post
office building. In Tobler's words the
clerks repeated It as follows:
I'VE lef. the Grand Central Station
WITH thirty minutes TO board the liner
ana get receipts for the mail. Tho bags
were placed and / was getting the
pOrser to sign the certificates when tine
olympic began TO move. She was on,
In the river before I finished. There
was no way Of getting off and the pur-
sSr told mo they would put me ashore
NJ the Hook with the pilot.
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