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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
SWEETHEART TO WED. IF WELL

Dear Miss Libbey:-
 am a girl reader of IT, love a man Of twenty Am not well. have consump ton. Often we meet. He takes me home from church every Sunday night Asks if I love him. I reply yes He told me he loved me. and asked me if I would marry him. refused Says he cannot see how I can love him and not mary him. I did not tell him the truth. I look well but arp not entirely so. am too young | told him. He said I was not. What am to do? Hove him. think a husband does not like a sick wife especially as my lover is never sick. Only advise-anxious
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
Oh, Joy!

''I see that a North Carolina man named O. Dammit wants his name changed" said the old fogy
 What does he want to change it for?" asked the grouch. '.Tt must be fine to ibe able to sign a name like that to check when you are paying bill"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
MoLLAN,s FOOTWEAR.

Symmetrical dainty evening ! slip pers, and women's footwear in other attractive models, are at 1928 Main street. Prices at Mollan's provide for those who desire low priced, perfect fitting. stylish footwear, shoes of a higher grade, or of still superior make A speciality is made of dur able fancy footwear for children
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

Christian. the oldest being the Dow ager Queen Alexandra of Great Brit ain, who became the bride of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, about three years before Princess Dagrnar was
 married to the Russian Czarewitch. The Dowager Empress gave her hus- band two sons and two daughters. Nicholas. the present Czar was born about two years after her marriage, in 1868s About seven years passed be- fore the stork again visited the i'm perial palace, the Grand Duchess xenia making her appearance in II 875. Three years afterward the Grand Duke Michael was kbort. and the Grasd Duchess Olga. who was married to Prince. Peter of OIdenburg. was born in 1892. The Dowager Empness was in Germany at the outbreak of the war. but was permitted to return to Russia. She has since declared that she was repeatedly and grossly insult ed by the crowds along the way, who called her Russian pig and other epithets.
 Governor Ralston of Indiana has invited Governor Stuart of Virginia to go to Indianapolis as his guest on Oct. 30. when the football team of Washington & Lee University plays Indiana U diversity at Iudia.S1a po1js
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
And Thatss No Joke.

Luke McLuke says it costs $165 95 a year to feed COW. Bob Gonzales says it takes more than that to feed a chick en. Those boys ought to know that two cows and pair of chickens can be fed for what it costs to feed one hungry kitty. y.''-Houston Post
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
Dear Luke:

Dear Luxe: There was expressman, alas and alack. Who tunbled downstairs with a stove on his back. When asked how he felt he replied with
 frown, t>I'm somewhat stove up but got the
 stove down.
 -Thatch. Columbus. O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
Local Woodmen Go To Ridge1eld h
 Two Automobiles

An automobile ride from this city to Ridgeheld was enjoyed Thursday eve ming by two score members Of the Woodmen of the World A social was held in Ridgefeld by the camp there, and the Bridgeporters participated in a supper and dance,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
HuhI

.'I think old nature pulled bone,'' Remarked aUdd MT. Pens. ''The crowless rooster is unknown. But we have eggless hens.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
ouehI

An old maid once bought 8 pet lamb And fed it on cream puffs and jambs
 For she didn't know That in two years or so
 It would grow up and be an old ranab.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
LAURA JEAN IIBBY's DAILY TALKS ON HEART TOPICS dopyrighted, Mcclure Newspaper
Copyrighted, 1s1s. Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

reason-the wealth to be his. am not rich, but have love and that is plenty. Plea1e tell me what to do.
 R. C.. see no reason. if his habits are good, and your mother can be won over, why you may not choose the poor lover.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
Correct,

You'll find this rirne Is not all fun, And it is good advice; If you must get a skate on, son, You'll never cut much ice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
An Also Ran.

'tIs Brown one of the prominent citf- zens of your town?'' asked the thin man.
 ''Well, not exactly" replied the fat man. He i8 one of the men whose names always appear in the list of Among those present g
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

This chiId,s party gown is made of Belgian blue crepe de chine The skirt is corded in emulation Of a dinainutive hoopskirt and finished with walls of Troy around the bottom. This same trimming falls below the blouse, which has a collar and vest of finest em5roid- cred batiste.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

The autumn openings for men con sfst mostly in sending their wives up attic to take last winters suit out of the moth balls.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
The Wise Fool.

''Of the two evils choose the Iesser,'' observed the sage.
 'Why not sidestep both of them ?'' asked the fool
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

Fashion has provided for the small girl this smart double breasted coat with straight box-pleated section. It looks exceptionally well in broadcloth. and the collar and cuffs may be out lined with bands of beaver or some
 rarrrs1sr cYuroE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

National Apple Day will be observ- ed by the boys by plugging one through some neighbours shed win dow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

JUST ARRIVED, FRENCH AND DUTCH BULP JOHN RICK < SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
Nanee Is Nanaes.
oh, Very We'll!

Mrs. Pulliam Legge lives at Glen dale, Cal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

Things to Worry About. The hump of the camel makes very good eating.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23

AIN OUN c E NJ E N DIR. CHARLES M. PENNY
 Dentist
 is now located at his new dental office, Rooms 5O6, 507 Security Building, f115 Main Street, Bridge port. Conn. Phone 2479-2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
Our Daily Speci,

A man is never too weak to break : promise.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-23
QUARRELs OF YOUNG MARRIED
 FOLKS

What if night came and not he? Something might have nislead his
 feet,
 Does the moon rise late? An me. Listen, 1isten-that is he! I was all to blame. today; Sweet, forgive me- why may!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
WHO PUT Up
CASH FOR FAY
Agents VIII Try to Work Out
Alleged Conspiracy Plot on
a Financial Tack

NEW YORK, Oct 2s.-Efforts Of So
~ cret service agents here were dl
rected Thursday TO an Investigation OF
the financial hacking Of the conspiracy
to blow mp war munitions plans and
ships Of which Lieut. Robert Fay, of
the German army. Is alleged to be the
head.
William J. Flynn, chief Of the United
States secret service, was quoted to-
day as saying;
81 believe we are going to get the
financial end Of this plot We believe
Fay spent $4,000"
United States District Attorney. IL.
s, Marshall does not believe that the
most important OF the cOnsprators
have yet been captured aud expects
that other arrests will be made.
Captain II. e. Woodward, an expert
In high explosives said that bomb
such as Fay admitted he was prepar'
Ing to attach to the rudders Of ships
leaving here with war supplies, would
have been sufficient tO have blown
the end of the steamers II the bombs
were filled with the explosives Fay
purchased
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
LONG DEFERRED NOTE
ON WAY TO ENGLAND
Held lip for Weeks Pending Settle
me'lt Of Submar NJ Contro,cr >. vii.
son Note 10 Great Britain on IT, Way

WASHINGTON, oct ~ The
American note to Great britain pro
testing against Brih<t' iolnrfrrcnccs
with neutral commerce wa, ou it- way
Thursday to London by >w.uI mc--cr-
ger. II viii I've delivered tu Amhnsaa-
dor rarc at London Monday for pre-
sentation 10 the British foreign office
The note q lengthy document, Is In
answer 10 the several note. received
from Great Britain IN the la.t few
months on the subject NJ Interference
with American trade and covers all
phases ~ the matter before and after
the order In council. or ,u-palled block
ade, was Put into effect
The delay IN the dispatch NJ the note
had been due TO President wilson,
desire not TO compllcate the situation
with the controversy with Germany
over her submarine warfare.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

latest arrests The three men ar,
rested "Wednesday are Jared Hensen,
employer " Archie Sweet the farm
halhi arrested Saturday; Alya Hensen,
his son and third Young man report.
ed to be- CUNT Hcnsen, another son.
The Hcuscns were arrested Wednes
day at their home mile from the
school which Miss Byers taught. II
Is the belief " officers that the Hen.
SONS may be- able To tell something
moro about the movements Of Sweet
aud the murder of the school teacher
than they have volunteered. Sweet
worked for llensen and lived at the
home " his employer.
According to sheriffs officers, blood.
hounds which were taken to the scene
NJ the tragedy went from the place
where the school teachers body had
been found to the Heusen home aud
into Sweets bedroom.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
CORN FAMINE IS
REAL IN MEXICO.
One-third Normal Crop There
This Year-Red Cross Try
ing to Mend Situation Y

MEXICO CITY oct. - The rwu
AVA harvest hns begun with the r,"-
pect that about ijunO,Oop bushels Will
hc garnercd As tie normal crop lo.
tails IN the ncighhorhuod ~ l3ooo om
bushels. which b. msuffiHcur fur MrN
ico's i5OOO.OOO mhphilnut, the MISERY
and distress whlrhfShns prevailed for
months past will be- greatly aunrutm.
ted during the winter month
American Red Cross representatives
have tried yninly fur the past fort
night 10 purchase corn aud other cr,-
eals and have finally been compelled
Ia place their orders In the United
Smtes with the hope that delivery
will he made In time tu relieve the
grave situntion which the Mexican
poor will have tp face during the cold
weather. Corn is still selling at %
prohihiti,p prize for thn>u who need
II nnd the prospective rrop shortage NJ
80 per cent will greatly Increase even
this price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
Sisters Helpless
ARlZONAN SEEKS son
Former President Of Copper Company
Appeals 10 Government for Aid Ia
Search For Missing Youth

NEW YORK, oct. 2S On the belief
that W W. Oolquhoun OF Clifton. Aria.
Il graduate Of Columbia university
last year and son Of James OolQuhOun,
for many years president u the Arb
rona Copper company has been cap
mred In Flanders his relatives have
appealed 10 United States consuls In
Germany 70 try and find him II he is
still alive Captain Coluuhoun was
visiting In England when the war be
gan aud enlisted In the Highland LighG
Infantry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
A. Y. SHELDEN NEW
EVIDENCE OFFICER

Mayor Oyerholser Thursday mp,
pointed rs special evidence officer A.
V Sheldon. son NJ County Commission.
er Nd. Shclden The office was Great.
ed at the weekly meeting of the board
NJ commissioners Tuesday Sheldon
will begiu work ut once lie will oh
tain evidence IN all cases where the
city II concerned, and will assist the
municipal counsellor In the prepara
tIon aud prosecution of the cases.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
QUARTERLY EXAMINATIONS

Quarterly examinations of teachers
for the common schools " the state
will begin Thursday In all but six
counties Of the STATE For the reason
that the counties dld not make dcqui-
sitlon on the state superintendent for
questions for the examination, the
counties of Alfalfa. Custer, jefferson.
Kay Nuwata aud pontotoc viii have
nv examinations at this time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
VON BUELOW As
A PEACE ENVOY
London Insists That Former
Chancellor viii Visit
Madrid and Washington

T ONDON, oct % The Mail learns
- from It's Berne correspondent that
Prince Won Bueluw, former German
imperial chancellor. whose name has
been connected with recent rumor NJ
peace negotiations, will probably 10
to Madrid aud thence to the Uultrd
States This report is denied hy "A
message frml Zurich.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
BUILDER or CONTENDERs DIES

LONDON, oct. 2S Michael Rat
Eey, the veteran yacht designer who
created the first British challengers
for the Americas cup and likewise
the schooner Cambria, which defeated
James Gorden Brnuctis Duuuuess In
the famous race from Queenstown to
New York, died In retirement Tuesday
at Kingston Upon Thames.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
HEADLESS BODY
Of GIRL FOUND
Daughter of a Former Mayor
of Pittsburgh-Means of
Death Unknown

DWTSBURG Pa. Oct 2s-The head
= less body of Miss Sophia Mccall
lin, daughter NJ the late ". C. Nc
Calm. former mayor of Pittsburgh,
was found late Wednesday night on
the Pennsylvania railroad tracks at
Roup a stition within the city llmits.
The body WIS badly crushed The cir
cumstsnces leading 10 her death are
unknown
Miss McCalliu was secretary TO the
city comptroller Her absence Thurs
day started an Investigation which re
suited In the Identification Of her body,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
COURT MARTlAILNG
GOES MERRILY ON

AMSTERDAM. via London, Oct 2s
The Telegram hears from l.iegc, Rel.
glum, that two more persons have
been sentenced to death there by court
martial Orial Simon, Amadeus Hesse
and Constan Herrk already have been
shot at Liege Nothing IL known con.
cerulng the fare Of Auna Benaget II
Vcrvlors, Belgium, sentenced to death
Nv German court martial ON Mon
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
LEAD PIPE APPETITE
Investigator Finds That Damage
iscribed 10 ElectrOlysis Really Re
suits From Rayages Of Certain Hug

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2s A hard
sheilrd hug with u appetite for lead
pipe Is responsible for damage which
telephone experts have blamed on elec.
trolySls, according lu Albert Schuler
OF Santa barbara CAT. who exhibited
three NJ the insect, To the copventiou
NJ the independent Telephone Associa
tiou NJ America Nm session here Thurs
day
Here Is Your rlrciruysis." said MIR
Schulrr Their scientific name Is
sino1ylou"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
KANSAS MURDER !
MYSTERY DEEP
Authorities at Dodge City Ar.
rest Suspects in School
Teacher Case

DOpGE CITY, oct. 2s. Three
- more arrests were made Wednes.
day In connection with the investiga-
tlou N the murder NJ Miss Nellie By.
ers, the young school teacher In Grant
county, Friday The authorities main.
tain considerable secrecy about the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
CHRISTIANS BARRED
FROM CORONATION
Japan Dec des That Cropning Of Em
peror Ro,hitO Mud Re an Exclusive
Buddhist-ShiniO Affair

LONDON. oct 2S Japan has de-
ciled to adhere to her original idea
NOT ~ Invite II representative ~ the
Christian religion To the coronation
ceremonies ~ Emperor Roshlt0 10 bc
held In kioto early next mOnth. Jap.
nu"e Christians tried IA induce the
court tu change the original plans oI,
tlr ground TINT Christianity Is now
one of the prominent religions u the
cmpire, hut the authorities have de
rldrd thnt ont, q priest NJ the Budd
hist aud Shinto religions win attend
the KlutO ceremonies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
SCRAP Of HOPE
CHEERS LONDON
England Believes That Serbia
May Yet Hold Out Until
Succor Arrives
BULGARS GIVE UP USKUP
Campaign Believed to Be
Shifting to Offensive Against
Line of Communication

ROME, Oct. pa Bucharest
dispatch to tire StcphAni News
Agency filed Wednesday SAys that
the Russians have begun MI attack
on the Black sea coast Of Hui
gariA.
PARIS. Oct. 28.-'Ihr HAyas
correspondent ut SalOnikl Nays the
fighting On the Franco Bulgarian
front has subsidized. calm having
prevailed for - hours. \ squad
ron Of France aerOplaneS has been
assembled nj SalOniki and is soon
TO proceed by AIR TO the front.
I ONDON, oct .-unofflcInl re-
~ ports from Greek sources repre-.
sent the situation In southern Serbia
as somewhat more favorable 10 the en.
tente allies 4 dispatch from Athens
which has not been confirmed states
that the Bulgnrinns have withdrawn
from Uskup Adyices from SalOnikl
tell Of fierce battle along the Neles-
komanoyo front, with the Bulgnrians
retrratlngn Hope is being revived In
London th1t the Scrbians will be- hBe
10 reform Dhcir lines along the Monhs
tir front
Tho Germans, having effected Il
junction with their bulgarian allies,
II is possible that the campaign will
be shifted from an effort 10 relieve
Serbia to an attempt 10 cut communi.
cations with Constantinople In this
connection several critics hazard the
guess that the entente allies are not
likely TO withdraw from Suloniki no
matter what happens 10 Serbia
Riga and Dvnsk remain the chief
German detectives on the casterlI
front The direction ~ the German
assault against Riga may have
changed,
Fighting IA reported west of the
city, the main attacks against which,
hitherto have been directed from the
Continued on Last PaEe)
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A GARIBALDI WOUNDED

MILAN, Oct 2s Ezlo Garlhaldi, 20
years, old, youngest Of the five sons Of
General Ricciotti Garibndl and a
grandson Of Garibaldl the Italian llb'
orator, has been seriously wounded
the Secolo states, In battle near Conl
area.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
DOCTORS FACE TRIAL
Damage Suit Against Drs. Andrews
and Will Filled by Mn. kalyon
Started This Morning

Trial NJ the $4,000 damage suit
filed hy Helpha Kenyon against Drs.
Leila Andrews aud Arthur A. VIII,
was started IN District Judge Clark's
court Thursdn, morning The plain
tlff claims that the defendants per.
formed an uuwurrHnted operation upon
her without her consent. She asks
5000 Tor nurse and doctor fees, and
SO 500 damages.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
NO CALINET CHANGE
COMING AFTER ALL
English Administrative Body 10 Re
main ~ II IL With Possibly Reor.
EAniIatlOn Of Subj Committees

LONDON, Oct ~ No rcconstruc-
tion OF the cabinet nor construction
Of smaller cabinet is being consld-
cred by the government NJ the pres
ent time, says the parliamentary cor.
respondent Of the Daily News, but II
has been decided he says, to give Of
flcial recognition to Il hitherto unof.
flclal elmer war council or commit
tee"
II IL not yet decided whether mem
hershlp In the new council shall mum
her three, five or seven II Is under
stood Winston Spencer Churchill no
longer will serve In The inner body
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
REORGANIZATION OF ORIENT
Rumors Of Re-yamping Plans Attend
Coming British Financiers

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2s,- Rumors OF
plans for Reorganization OF the Kan.
-as CITY Mexico and Orient railroad
we're revived here Wednesday with
tine announcement that two British
nuancicrs, Cecil Braithwaits and p. ID.
Tuckett OF London, representing the
bondholders reorganization committee
would arrive here Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
RE- MARRY HUSBAND
Mrs. Helen NJ Angle, Acquitted on
Murder Charge, Win We'd Again
Man She Was Dlyorrrd In 1911

STAMFORD. Conn, oct ~ Mrs
Helen NJ Angle, who was acquitted In
March, last ~ the charge of murder
Ing Waldo Il. Bellou. win remarry
her husband, Frank W. Angle II was
admitted In Bridgeport Wednesday
by Mr. Angle Mrs Angle was award.
cd divorce In 1911 The ground was
desertlon.
During Mrs. Angles trial following
the discovery Of Mr.. Belou In dying
condition on the sidewalk In front of
her apartment, Mr. Angle was fre
qnet visitor 20 the court room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
CCBA GRATEFUL TO U. s

SAN FRANCISCO Oct 2s-A IA
token OF Cubas gratitude to American
soldiers the beautiful Cuban pavilion
at the Panama Pacific exposition is to
be given, completely furnished 10 the
United States army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
MlSLAID THE GOLD
south African Slander Suit Has to DO
With Whereabouts Of Bars Valued
nj SS, ,750, 600

JOHANNESBURG, soutb Africa,
oct 2N-'rhe Inst days " the South
African republic figures In trinl that
opened here Thursday Premier Bothn
Is proceeding against Jan Mannlk. a
nationalist candidate fur parliament, +,
ON charge that Maunik sHndcred
HIN by asking The premier what he
hud done with hars or gold valued nj
N3iJO.OOO left In possc,SIuu NJ Botm
ana two others on the departure of
Paul Kruger, late president NJ the
Iransvaal and never accounted fnr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
ONLY 4 BUT THEY
HAD BRAVE SCH EME
-Four MeNicans Are Charged With Az.
tempting 10 Start n RevolutiorI-lie.
ing Held In San Angelo

, . SAN ANGELO, Tex, oct, * -Four
MeIicans charged with attempting Ia
start revolution, were brought herr
under arrest last night from the James
Wilson farm near here Considerable
unrest has been reported lately among
Mexican residents OF this section o,
West Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28
KANSAS JUDGE DEAD

WICHITA, Kan, oct. % Preston
h, Gillett, Judge OF the 10th judicial
district OF Kansas for 70 years, died
here today from appendicitis He
leaves brother, Judge Frank Gillett
of Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

Highest temperature yesterday ... r.-
Lowest temperature last mghl 90
highest temperature this date. |Haf f,.. ,.H.
Lowest temperature this dlia aat ..a..Ur|
Highest temperature THIS date lu nst
70 years .,,,..... .......... ..u|
Lowest temperature this date m ..t
3 years ....... ............... ..".
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-28

The St Johns parochiaI school built
six years ago, was located near yhs
center OF the town aud adjoining the
st. Johns Catholic church About 100
children had assembled In the build
Ing and the morning session had Just
begun when the alarm was sounded.
Help was summoned from Salem and
Danyers.
More than 900 pupils under 10 years
Of age were at their desks when there
was an explosion, apparently In the
boiler room. The flames swept through
the building, which was three-story
structure, almost before the children
could get out OF their rooms. The
stAirways were filled with snOke aud
flames and while the sisters tried q
send lee children out by the usual
fire drill, the on-rush OF the flames
caused a panic.
" Bodies Removed
After an hours search twelve bod.
les had been removed from the yesti.
bule where The jam Of terrified little
ones had resulted In the greatest loss
OF life. The police had estimated the
dead aS high as fifty. Many others
were injured In their flight down tho
stalrways and few Jumped from the
windows Of the third floor.
Children All Young
The students who ranged IN years
from to 10 were In charge Of l6
sisters, When the fire broke out. the
sisters marshulled their charges for n
fire drill aud started them from the
building. The professions we're order
ly until those from the third floor
Joined others pouring from the class.
rooms ON the second floor
Sisters Helpless
Suddenly there was n cry OF fear
from one of the throng. 1t was taken
up by hundtNa others and panic or
sued. The sisters made frantic ef
forts to stop the struggling mass, but
to no purpose The smaller children
fell under the feet Of tnosr behind
Confined on last pnRel
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