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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-05
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

During the coming two weeks l
will be engaged as resident physician
at the New ST. Simon hotel. l shall,
however, observe office hours at my
home office in the Kress building
from II a. m. to 2:30 p. H., to accom-
modate any patrons who may desire
my services during this period.
J. A. BUTTS, M. d.
June 2, 1913. Clio
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-06-05

1t is now well known that not more
than one case of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment what
ever. All that is needed is a free ap-
plication of Chamberlain's Liniment
and massaging the parts at each ap-
plication. Try it and see how quickly
it will relieve the pain and soreness.
Sold by all dealers.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, he antiseptic powder. l re-
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It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
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IL New Shoes Try It to-day. Sold everywhere, 20
cts. DON'T accept any substitute. For FREE trial
package address Allen s. Omsted, LIE Roy, NY.
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Malaria or ChiHS & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomei and does not grippe or sicken. Csc
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Tnvigorating to the Pale and Sickiy
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVIs'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria, cnrches the blood and builds up the sys-
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Go to DEVICES for the best assert.
ment of fancy and farily groceries
at lowest prices. Phone 100,
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Spend Sunday at St. S;sAons New
Hotel. Gil
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
LA DECENA TRAClCA
EN- MEXICO.
Datos tomados en- Ell mismo teatro de los
successes por un escritor metropolitan.

-Pero esta es una TRACTION, in
terrumpi6 el ex-Presidente.
-Queda I'd. prisionero, con
test6 ell Oral. Banquet secamen-
tie, 10 mismo que todos los que
fueron sus Minister'S.
Acto continue, Sc desprendlo
una escolta y ell ''hombre peque-
no con g~randeza de alma" como
Ie llamaran los hermanOs de Bias
Urea, ell de la eterna sonrlsa,
fue conducido en- calidad de rigu-
rosamente incomunicado a la
guardia de la Puerta de Honor,
donde pronunciava paIabras in
lnteligibles.
900
Bajaron en- csc instante los OF
ciales que habian acompanado a
Teniente Coronel Jimenez Rive
roll y al Mayor Izquierdo y acer-
candose al General Banquet, lie
dijeron en- alta voz que suS supe-
riores acababan de ser asesina-
dos en- los salones de la Presiden-
cha.
Dir este los soldados y preten-
der vengar la muerte de Sus Je-
fes fu6 cosa del momento.
Los ofciaIes Sc interpusierOn y
saIvaron de una muerte segura al
ex-mandatario ' sus Ministries
que en- esoS momentos bajaban
en- caIidad de presses, de los saIo-
mes de Ia Presidencia, con eXcep-
ci6n del eX-Ministro de Hacienda
Y del de ComunicaciOnes Ernesto
Madero Y Jaime GurZa, respecti-
vamente, que lograron escapar
aprovechandose de la escena que
Sc desarroIlaba en- eI patio, en- Ia
que fueron proUagOnistas los Sc
hores Madero, Huerta Y Banquet.
Fran las siete y media cuando
el x-Ministro de Gobernaci6n pi-
do hablar con ell Oral. Huerta,
accedi6 a clio, ordenando
que fuera sacado de la Conan
dancia Militar ell Lie. Hernandez
llevado a su ~presencia.
900
Ell ex-Ministro de Gobernaci6n,
envuelto en- una esclavina Obscu-
"a a rayas, y en- tono suplicante,
lie dijo al Oral. Huerta que 10 de-
lara en- Iibertad bajo su palabra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

Los Generates Delgado y San
gines, Quedaron en- ell Palacio Ma
cional.
A la bora antes mencionada
don Gustavo abandon6 ell Palacio
Nacional para ser llevado a Ia
Ciudadela. En- un autom6vil fue
colocado ell REQ, a quien acompa-
naban varios oficiales del ejerci-
ia, Y circundaban al autom6vil
una poderosa escolta de rurales.
Durante ell trayecto del Palacio
a la Ciudadela parte del pueblo
que vagaba por las GALES, al bar
Sc cuenta que ell prisionero y
cuando 10 reconcile, comenzaron
a lanzarle improperios y silbidos.
No ha llegado a nuestro COMO
cimiento la noticia referente a la
autoridad que orden6 la ejecu-
ci6n de don Gustavo Madero.
A las dos de la manana, ell pri-
sionero fue llevado a un costado
de la puerta principal de la Gu
dadela que We al Norte del edit
clio.
Ali estaba tornado ell cuadro
por aIumnos de la Escuela de AS
pirantes.
, Estando ell REQ en- ell centric del
pelot6n, uno de los tiradores, de-
Dido a I'm movimiento neryioso,
dispar6 su MaGsser cuyo proyec-
til fue a herir en- ell pecho al ajus
ticiado, quien sali6 del centric de-
cuadro dando traspies, y en- Sc
guida los demas tiradores descar-
garon suS armas, hiriendo de
muerte a don GuStavO Madero,
quien cay6 por terra para no lie
v~antarse mas.
Ell senior Adolfo Bass6, Inten-
dente del Palacio Nacional, fue
preso y llevado a Ia Ciudadela,
donde Sc lie pas0 pOr las armas.
FL senior Bass6 muri0 dando
muestras de un valor POGO comUn.
Corren dos rumores acerca de
la causa que origin6 ell fusila-
miento de este senior. Primer0;
que fu6 quien hizo funcionar una
ametraIladora desde la aZotea
del Palacio Nacional. cuando ell
general Reyes iba a tomar csc
edifcio con aIgunoS aIumnos de
Aspirantes suponi6ndOse que las
balas disparadaS pOr eSa maqul-
ma fueron las que pr!yaron de la
vida al divisionario Reyes: y Sc
gundo que cuando fue aprehendi-
do ell P~residente de la Repdblica,
senior Madero, ell eX-lntendente
de PalaciO intent6 disparar su pis
toIa so5re ell general Banquet.
Otro diario que Sc ha distingui-
do por la exactitud de sus infor-
maciones do a luz 10 siguienUe:
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(COutindH.)

Ell grupo de ofciales que aeon
panaIa a los dos jefes muertos'
ante ia acometida vlolenta del eX
Primer Magistrate Sc quedaron
perplejos y como ell miSmo Made
70. empunandO aun la pistola no.
micida, tomara ell elevator para
baiar al patio de honor no les die
"a tempo para NADIA Sc quedaron
arriba rodeando a los ex-Minis-
tros y ex-Vice-Presidente Pine
SuareZ-
900
Sin sombrero, con los pocos pc
los que tiene, erizados, Madero
bai6 por ell elevator, y al yer Tor
mado al % Battalion Y frente a
este al Oral. Huerta con ell Oral.
Banquet y demas jefes y ayudan
ties, grit6 3 los soldados:
-''Yo soy ell Presidente de Ia
Repdblica.
-Lofue I'd. hasta hace unos
momentos, contest6 ell Oral. Huer
Ia. adelantandose al eX-PreSiden-
70
Mas como los soldados que eS-
taban cerca q Madero denotaban
imnacjencia nor hacerle una des-
caroa cerrada eI G~aI. Banquet
Ia habI6 Y con su manoretir6 los
carones de los NajjsSers Gel pc
cbo del x-Presidente.
r7o5oro ,.a dasarma1o 70 re-
m,,-t 81 C,.af urarra ron inso-
Ia,o;a 81 norora de- amelia acti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

tentes en- haber dirigido perso-
nalmente una serie de disparos
con un canon de setenta y cinco
milimetros emplazado en- una de
las GALES Anchas y que pertene-
cia a la columna de ataque man.
dada por ell Brigadier Eduardo
NJ. Cauz.
A la bora del champagne, Guam
do la algeria de los concurrentes
al banquete que hemos menciona-
do era mayor, Sc present6 en- ell
restaurant, un Official del ejercito
que llevaba bajo sus '6rdenes a
varios guardabosques de Chapul-
tepec.
Ell Official referido, acercandose
violentamente a don Gustavo Ma
dero, lie dijo: ''Esta listed preso,
asi como los senores
Al Or este el hermano del Pre-
sidente de la R~epdblica intent6
sacar su revolver, pero cinco bo-
cas- de fusil MaUssers apuntaron
a 81 pecho. Viendose perdido don
Gustavo entreg6 Ia pistola y Sc
do preso, asi como los demas Sc
nores que 10 acompanaban.
ESQ cause gran asombro entire
los parroQuianos del restaurant,
quienes hubieron de salir violen-
tamente por orden del Official que
mandaba aqueIla tropa.
BESIDE Iuego Sc procedi6 a lie
var a los reos a un cuarto que
hay en- Ell restaurant Y que Sc de-
dica a guardarropa de los Glen
ties.
BESIDE la nora en- que fueron
aprehendidos hasta las once de
la noche. ALI quedaran presses,
teniendo seis centineIas de vista
que con las armas preparadas i'm
pedian TODD intpnto de fuga.
los o,.o do 10 ,ocbo crondo
90 o,dan6 al official DO Ia ~ascoIta
oI,a sacar q las roos So motto one
foIraba 81 Grail rrancisco Rome
.r.,,,o oo,. .ro6;rso 81 r,o-
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eel ST.. Madero fue sacado del

eel ST.. Madero fue sacado del
Restaurant Gambrinus por un
grupo de paisanos de los que to-
maron parte en- ell movimiento re-
volucionario. Conducido en- pode-
roso autom6vil hasta la fortaleza,
penetr6 en- su recinto por la puer-
ia que da a la Carcel de Belem.
AL entrar, va lie esperaba la guar
dia 0 pelot6n de ejecucion que Sc
hizo cargo de el desde ell momen-
to que penetr6 a la Ciudadela.
Nj I'm solo momento estuvo de-
tenido. Ell Jefe del peloton do
cuenta al senior General Mondra-
g6n de que tenia en- su poder al
prisionero, y ell grupo Sc inferno
en- ell edificio. En- esos momentos
ell Comandante Militar de la for
taleza Teniente Coronel Antonio
Monter descansaba y no estaba
en- funciones.......
Llegaron a la puerta central
que da a la plaza frente al Jardin
Y al sentir ell aire fresco de la ma
drugada ell Sr. Madero Sc quito ell
sombrero, Sc limpi6 ell sudor de
la frente Y p%regunt6.....
IA d6nde me llevan?
-Avance, replica la fuerte voz
del jefe del pelot6n.
-Yo soy civil; no me he mez-
clado en- este, replica ell prisione-
70.
listed es ell principal causan-
tie de la sangre derramada, con-
test6 uno del grupo.
-Avance, replica nuevamente
ell jefe del pelOt6n.
En- esOs momentos, al verse en-
la pIazoIeta. al aire libre y en- pie
ma Gale, supuso ell ST.. Madero
que podria escapar y corri6 unos
veinte pasos. FL asistente del Ge-
neral Mondrag6n hizo fuego, vel
proyectil penetr6 en- la espalda
cerca de las coStillas del lado de-
recho. Como no Sc detenia el pri-
sionero, ell pelot6n hizo fuegO,
cayendo pesadamente en- terra
Don Gustavo. Todavia Sc lie do
ell trio de gracia. FL cadaver, pro
visionaImente, fu6 enterrado en-
ell pequeno pauio de la Ciudadela
donde duermen Ell dltimo sueno
los ofciales que combatiendo su-
cumbieron en- la contienda.. ....
Ell NUEVO GOBIERNO.
Ell Sr. Oral. Huerta procedi6 a
organizar ell gobierno conforme a
las aspiraciones de los diversos
partidos politicos que tomaron
parte en- la contienda contra ell
)Continuara en- ell pr6Ximo nu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

de honor, 10 mismo que a sus
companeros los demas ex-Minis-
trOS.
Ell General Huerta, que Sc pa
seaba en- ell cuerpo de guardia de
Ia Puerta de Honor, mientras
nrosentaba armas la numerosa
escolta que ALI Sc encontraba,
accedi6 a la sdplica del Lie. Her
.nandez. ordenando que fueran
puestos en- libertad todos los ex-
Ministries, con exception del Lie.
lose Maria Pine Suarez, que a.
fortunadamente no pudo huir es-
perando seguramente al EXPIRE
sidente.
900
CuandO las campanas tueron e.
chadas a vuelo en- senal de rego.
clio por la termination de las
hostilidades, ell Oral. Angeles, no
obstante que Sc lie orden6 que
suspendiera sus fuegos, continual
ba como ell primer dia el ataque,
Dor 10 que fue mandadO lamar
con un ayudante del Quartet &c
neral, recogiendosele 81 espada.
Aun eran las cuatrO de la ma
mana V en- aIgunas avanzadas del
Oral. Angeles no Sc conocia la or
den de suspension de las hostili-
dades y es por ESQ por 10 que Sc
e~scucharOn algunoS canonazos y
hubo fuerte tiroteO.
Angeles entreg6 su espada y
qued6 arrestado hasta nueva or
Jor
N,nrr-n,v,,r-pDTPD F1 CD
OAI I'M IH1Ton
OO@IA'O
Ii Sr GustaVo Maaero' como I'd
10 hemoS dlcho, Tue ueUeilluo eli
eI restaurant OaInoFi"US' uoNue
Sc encontraoa en- alegre coi'|i-
WaIldad con los UraIeS' A&uSIli
SanglneS Jose Deig"uo, e.
PreSldente dc Ia Oamafa oe III
putadoS' FRANCISCO romero que
acaDaua ue t aSce!IoIoo "e'''-
raj &c briSaua.
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)Continuara en- ell pr6Ximo nu-
mero.)
The evening world., 1913-04-23

Bank; first ofrense; restitution made
sentence suspended.
The evening world., 1913-04-23

No. 40 wes; Fifty-eighth street; plead
cd guilty carrying a blackjack; hrst
offensc; Elmira Reformatory.
~ JUDGE GRAIN.
Alfonso 10 Gindice. twcnty-seven
years old. OF No. 100 East Forty-sixth
street: pleaded guilty carrying a re-
volvcr; second offense; penitentiary y
eight months. =
Henry Walker. twenty-seven years
old. Of No. 1879 Third avenue. pleaded
guilty stabbing Charles White OF No.
iAs West Thirty ninth street In night At
Fortieth street and Eighth avshue: sec
ond offense; penitcntiary one year.
Daniel Durkin. twenty.nine years old.
Of No. aN Washington avenue; plead.
ed guilty shooting bullets at mirror In
saloon at No. lHs Third avenue; second
ofYense; pcnitentiary six months.
vktorio Minced. twsnty-Ai0ht years
old, oe No. 6 FirVt street. pleaded
gniity carrying . revolver: Arst ofIense:
pendtentiary six montts.
George Colvin, twenty-five years old,
Of No. - East One Hundred and TWEEN.
ty-seventh street; pleaded guilty bur-
giary ut No. IN East One Hundred and
Twenty-seventh street: ffrst offense
Eimira Reformatory.
Lawrence Miller. thirty-hve years old,
Of No. iaps Third avenue: pleaded guilty
forging check for SIS on the Security
The evening world., 1913-04-23
THE SECRET Of SUCCESS
eenuine Merit Required to Win
the Peo PIES Confidence

Have you ever stopped to reason why
il is that so many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, all ut once drop out
of sight and are soon forgotten? The
reason Is plain-the article did not fulfil
the promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to q medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells itself. as like
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
cured to those who are in need Of it.
In an interview on the subject prom.
inent local druggist says Take for cx.
ample DR.. kilmer's Swamp Root. u
preparation l have sold for many year,
and. never hesitate to recommend, for
in almost every cas-. It shows immediate
results, as many Of my customers testify
No other kidney remedy that | know Of
has SO large a sale"
The success Of DIR. kilmer's Swamp.
Root Is due to the fact that it fulfils every
wish in overcoming kidney. liver and
bladder diseases. cOrrscts urinary trou.
bles and neutralizes the uric acid which
causes Rheumatism.
A free trial bottle will be sent by
mail. absolutely free. Address DR..
kilmer l. Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. and
mention this paper. Regular size bot
ties sold at all druRgists--50c and 81 90,
The evening world., 1913-04-23
MOST SICKNESS COMES
FROM WEAK, inactive KIDNEYS

discovery. Cso,one. which costs bat .
tsifle. and commence its use at once.
When you have taken few doses you
will b surprised how differently you will
feel.
Cssssos eurss the worst cases Of Kid
30. bladder trouble. and rheumatism.
bscause u removes tho cause. II cleans
out tAs kidaeys. and aahss them filter
out an ths poisonous waste matter and
sris seid that Lodge h The joints and
ausclss. causing FhSumssis6; sosthes
sad hssls The bladdss .sad quickly re-
llsvO ~ q ~ yeur niassy.
Ysu ~ iisd Csassoe dieDssent from
sll sthss ssasaiss. Tbsss . noshias else
% eosth Me Il IL natoafs not how old
you ass - ksv leae you hsvs suffered. Il
70 % prepared that u y practically io.
possible 70 take Il inAo ths human system
without results.
You can secure % original package OF
Croxone from any first class druggist.
All druggists are ssthorised TO personally
return the purchass price IL IL fails toeivc
the desired results the very first timcyou
vss Il.
The evening world., 1913-04-23
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

The Narragansett Club OF Port Rich.
mond will have q dinner at Hugot's
Crystal Gardens. New Brighton. this
evening. The speakers will be Mayor
Otto wittpenn OF Jersey City: Mayor
Cornelius Cronin Of Bayonne. County
Judge j. Harry Tiernan. District-Attor.
ncy Albert c. Each and Sheriff Joseph
L. O'Cirady.
Miss Jennie Mccrory OF Stapleton has
returned from visit to friends In Rock
VILE Centre. l.. I.
The Richmond Gray Battalion Fife,
Drum and Busic Corps will have q
dance at the German Club Rooms.
stapleton, on April Is. On the Commit.
tee OF Arrangements are J. Stanton
Brown. Edward T. Fiefer. Oscar u.
simpson. Charles W. Flynn. Charles b.
Schaefer and Frederic d. Stuart.
Graham c. Hunter will deliver q lee.
ture on Hawaii. the Paradise of tn.
Pacific" in Public School No. I. Tot
tenville next Friday evening.
The Immediate Relief Society OF thu
Department of Water Supply. Gas and
Electricity OF Richmond Borough, has
appointed a committee to arrange for a
ucnic in June.
Mrs. William Hamilton of New Brlgh-
ton Is with friends In Hartford. She
will remain a week.
The Alaska Baseball Club of West
The evening world., 1913-04-23

Editors Sen Killed.
LONDON. April 81. ". Marlowe.
The evening world., 1913-04-23
STOLE THREE CHICKENS.
GETS THREE MONTHS TERM.
Ten Persons Sentenced Yesterday by
- the Judges; Three Were
Set Free.


Thirteen prisoners were arraigned yes
terday for sentence in the Supreme
Court and General Sessions. The dis
position Of each was as follows:
~ JUSTICE SEA0URv.
Henry Casquerehi, twcnty-four years
old, OF No. S3 East One Hundred and
Twenty-ffth street: Christie Feickert.
nineteen years old. Of No. +ai East ono
Hundred and Twenty-second street. and
Edwin +, Norris. twenty-five years old.
Of No. 100 East One Hundred and Tweh-
ty-ssventh street; convicted Of burglary
ct No. 1Ds Madison avenue: first Of
fender: CasQuereili, eight months in
penitenuary; Felckert and Morris to
Elmira Reformatory.
Joseph Hastings, twenty-one years old.
Of shelton. Conn.,. and John Fay. twen-
ty-ons years old. of No. .48 Second ave-
nue.; each pleaded guilty to attempted
theft Of n from Paul vogel Of No. 2a7
East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
street: FIRST offense; sentence suspended
Christopher Saturno, twenty-nine
yearv old. Of No. 1A Berrian street.
stapleton. 8. l.; pleaded guilty to theft
Of three chickens from railroad car on
Goat at foot OF West Twenty-eixth
strest; FIRST ofense; penttentiary three
months.
~ JUDGE MALONE.
John Sherlock. twenty years old. Of
The evening world., 1913-04-23

New Brighton will have . ball at CO.
iumbia Hell. Richmond Terrace. on
Ap1i 20. 90, ..E
The Seaside A. &. Of Annadaie. will
have a dance at Damberser's Pavilion.
Etlnsville. next saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Androvette Of Peasant
Plains. has returned from . visit to
friends IN Brooklyn. a.
The Progressive School Club Of Pleas
ant Plains will have q meeting in the
assembly han q Public School No. .
early In May.
Tho Acquehonea A. C. Of Tottenviiis
Will hold, q fair At the CLUBHOUSE on
April n. q and q.
Mrs. David johnson Of Princes BAY
has returned from . Visit to friends IN
Port Monmouth, n. ).
The LadisS AZ dbasH q 0s Dutch
Nsfornssd Church. .HuousAst, viii hsvs
. suposr IN the lecture reom Of the
church Tomorrow Svsnins.
Mrs. Annie A. stuart Of Van Dussr
street. staplston. = visiting friends in
Baltimore. she will remain two weeks.
The Ladies' eouthneld Bowling Club
will roll on Bambsreer's Alleys. Eiting.
Vile. tf,is evening.
Timothy, Roberts will deliver q lecture
on From Sumter to Appomattox" In
Public School No. 20. Heberton avenue
Port Richmond. next Friday evening.
The Guild Of the Protestant Church
Of the Holy Comforter. Rev. william
A. Nichols. pastor. ElAnsviiie, has
elected these on,esrs: President. WASH
ington Russell: vics-Prssident. Walter
Poillon: Secrstary-Treasurer. Robert
whitiock: Warden, Lyman Whitlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver Of Anna
dale are sojourning in Manhattan.
A bazaar will b held In the home OF
Mn. George Doty. Princes Bay. on
April %.
Michael O'Neiii Of Great Kills has re-
turned after . two years stay in
London.
Miss Hilda Craft Of Wood avenue.
Tottenvilie. 10 back from . two months
trip in the West Indies.
Mrs.. william Ewert Of Great Kilis has
returned from . visit TO friends Ia
Hoboksn.
The evening world., 1913-04-23
MOTHER LEAVES BABY
WITH WILLIAM CAYNOR
AND THEN DISAPPEARS
Mr.. Gaynor Calls Police When
Infant Checked With Him
Grows Troublesome.

William Gaynor. seventeen years Old.
whose business It Is to check babies
willie their mothers 60. shopping in the
AZ a.. Flanagan Company's department
store. at westchester and Third ave-
nues. the Bronx. has decided that his
nimesske in the City Hall doesn't have
nearly so many troubles In running the
city as william, the younger. docs IN
fili'ng his job as Admiral of the Baby
Carriage Fleet"
Last night, at 6 O'Clock. all OF the
hundred and fifty babies who had been
left In Williams care during the after
noon had been called for except one
william waited some time after the
regular closing time. and still the bat
was uncallcd for. As the minutes crept
by after o'clock both William and
the baby grew vis,bly nervous. Although
william has taken care Of from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred babi u
daily for some time. he had never be-
fore been left with one on his hands.
After a brief consultation with the baby,
who was about two weeks old, William
notified the police.
When Lieut.. O'Rourke heard that
William Gaynor desired his services he
lost no time In sending Patroiman Roo
ney to the store. When he arrived the
officers indecision and bewilderment
were added to the indecision and bewil-
derment OF william. the employer and
The baby. which produced in all consid-
cradle indecision.
The baby saved the day. however. BY
making unmistakable signs that hs
found his confinement irksome. and that
he would fain be travelling. He didn't
know where he was going. but ht
wanted to be on his way. The baby
was wheeled to the police station.
william said the woman who left thu
baby was striking looking. had dari
eyes and hair and was handsomel,
dressed. The baby was also vel
dressed. Clay Adams. member Of tn,
Arm. remembered . woman correspond
ing with the description had left bah,
At the store about . year ago and hat
departed in the same mysterious fash
lon. The baby Is at Bellevue Hospital
The evening world., 1913-04-23
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