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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10
TWO FIRES IN CHICAGO
CAUSE $4,000 LOSS

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Two fires,
one in the Rainbow Gardens Mt day
break today and the other in the
lumber yards of Harris Brothers
and Company, resulted in damage
totalling more than $4,000.
The blaze in the gardens started
i'll the linen closet and for time
threatened the entire structure.
Firemen kept the fire in the
storeroomS.
The lumber fire was a seething
furnace for hours and threatened
many manufacturing plants before
1t was checked. The explosion OF a
tank containing 800 gallons of oil
added to the intensity of the blaze.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10
SUGGESTED
THAT SHE
POSE As
0AN Y IS
Held Her on lap IN Big Auto
and Asked for Notes to
Put Under Pillow
BY InternationaI News Service

international NGN4B j0GKNAEC
NEW YORK, Aug. lot don't
know how much harm Mr.. Brown
ing has done me, but ! want my
revenge.
This was the reply today of
Mary Louise Spas, outcast Gin
derella,o to the proceedings Of
Edward w. Browning, millionaire
real estate operator, to annual
his adoption of her.
IT want to have Browning
legally punished for his treat
ment of me" declared Mary.
"And / want to help little Doro-
thy Sunshine, his other adopted
daughter, to get away from him
before she becomes of age"
Asked Her to Fake Age
Mary charged that Browning
suggested to her that she pose as
sixteen instead Of twenty-one years,
her true age.
"I like YOU" Mary claimed
Browning said to her. Perhaps I
will even love you. Were you ever
in love? J Have you got any boy
friends?"
Mary said her godfather" kissed
her and held her in his lap when
they. were alone in his limousine
When we got home" the beau
tiful Bomehian immigrant girl con-
tinued, she told me he never had
any joy-never any happiness. IT
would make me so grateful IL I
could have only one person to
cherish me- he said. He cried big
tears while he talked.
Joy Came Too Fast
browning began taking me
around nights. 1t was fun at first.
Then / got dizzy from lack Of
sleep and seeing too many things.
You can't enjoy too much, found
out.
"He was always wanting to so
bathing somewhere. He finally
bought me a little bathing suit and
we went TO Long Beach. There he
told me was shaped like q Venus.
Browning wanted me to write
him love letters. He told me: "'I
want to have real love letter to
put under my pillow. In a little
while you will learn to call me
darling and 'honeybunch' and
shall always call you sweetheart
Mary, who has been staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Dunnet, in Brooklyn, a business
friend OF Browning, intinnated she
was leaving for the movies" today.
Meanwhile Commissioner Of Pub.
lie Welfare Bird S. Coler conferred
with a representative of Mrs. Anna
st. John, of Rye, N. Y, relative to
fitness to remain as
guardian of Dorothy Sunshine.
Mrs. st. John was Dorothy's
foster mother before Browning
her.
Mary Louise Spas open break
with Browning came after she had
left the shelter of Browning's lux
urious suites in the Forest Hill
Inn. on Long Island. where ahq
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10

international News Service has the exclusive rights
10 for republication in any FORM Of all
dispatches credited to it not otherwise credited in
this paper. also exclusively entitled to
republication ali the local undated pub
lished herein, well all special dispatches.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10
IiMEs STAFF PHOTO

anson and Bres.in were summer
visitors near the park.
Medical Examiner Doctor James
]. Powers performed an autopsy on
the body OF Miss Mciinson but de.
clined to assign any cause for death.
Today he sent Ler organs to the
State chemist ~ Concord for ex-
animation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10

found and police were notified.
search began Immediately for Bres.
lin.
Miss Melanson had ACCOMPANIED
Breslin to a dance at the amuse.
ment park. They hao spent a mer-
ry evening dancing. When they
left the dance hall that was the
last seen of them. Both Miss Mel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10
RoME-coNSTANTINoPLE
AIR LINE Is ANNOUNCED

ROME, Aug. 10.--Air lines from
Rome to Constantinpole and to
Southern Russia were unde" con-
sideration, it was announced to-
day.
The first route will be to Con.
stantinople, via Athens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10
CINDERELLA SAYS BROWNING
KISSED HER, TALKED OF LOVE
HoId-Up Man Uses
Safety Razor Blade
On His Victim
By InternatIonaI Nsws servioe

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. To-.
Norfolk police are looking for .
highwayman that swings q mean
safety razor.
William Grisin, fireman on
the Norwegian steamer Gro, is
back on his ship with a slash on
his head, face and shoulder
foot long as a result of the
bandits attempt to hold him up
in the Indian river road section
of the city.
When he was attacked, Grisins
declares, he though the negro
was merely challenging him for
a fist fight. But when he felt
the sharp edge of the razor
blade, he yelled for help. A.
nearby watchman came to his
aid and the highwayman fled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-10

OFFICIAL WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday;
little change in temperature. Tempera-
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Evening star., 1925-06-19
CHAPTER III.

~ UR two little ships, finally
4 loaded with the precious
cargo of Grated airplane
members and stores for the
Evening star., 1925-06-19

Arctic equipment we've made the ac-
quaintance of here is the Lapland
boot, great, loose, soft leather shoe
packed with dried grass-sennegras-
to keep the feet warm. The Lapps,
who developed this type of boot
through centuries, wear it only with
the dried grass inside, without even a
sock. 1t is virtually the same as the
"Muckaluck" shoe worn in Alaska.
We are constantly entertained
Capt. Amundsen is living with the
leading local apothecary. Fritz Zapffe,
who is coming with us as general
provisioner for the expedition. Satur
day he hung out "a Norwegian flag, in
honor of his guest. Sunday it was
torn to shreds by the wind that blew
the panes of glass out of my bedroom
window. Nothing daunted. Apothe
cary Zapffe had another flag flying
Monday
Evening star., 1925-06-19

er Knut Skaaluren has been des-
perately fighting the ice. Steamine
forward and backward, it has been
breaking a lane through three miles
of solid frozen water. We follow zoo
again behind US. Our battle with
the ice has become a real life-and,
death struggle. because of a quantity
of larger bergs that have begun to
come into the harbor from the open
sea. If we cannot force our way into
the thinner sheet ice we may easily
be crushed. All day long II is a slow
tedious grind, but by evening we are
all three alongside the landing. In
the morning the unloading of the
Hobby begins.
We who come from closer to the
earth's girdle are not yet used to the
strangeness of Spitzbergens weather
and light. The weather has been can
tankerously variable today. Snow and
sunshine every other moment; snow
falling upon us and sunlight out on
the mountains yonder; a calm when
the cold isn't felt, then a stiff wind
that cuts into the flesh.
The unending light is really confus-
ing. Although we shall not see the
midnight sun for six days-until April
20-already it stays light during the
full "a hours. Tonight, sitting in a
chair in the middle of my room, I read
until a quarter to IL O'Clock 1 un-
dress and go to bed with the sun.
light gliding the mountain peaks, as
at dawn in the South.
Evening star., 1925-06-19
EXPLORERS DARING
Wins HIGH PRAISE
Norwegian Press Pays Glow
ing Tributes to Amund-
sen Party.
By the Associated Press,


OSLO, Norway, June 19.-The Aft
enposten, commenting on the return
to SpitZbergen of Capt. Roald Amund-
sen and his Polar expedition, terms
the flight the greatest, most interest
ing and most adventurous that could
have been made for exploration of
the unknown parts of the globe. Ac-
cording TO the messages received, the
paper says, he achieved scientific re-
suits beyond any attained by previous
Arctic exploration. The fact that the
Pole was not reached, the newspaper
finds of little Importance, since the
observations taken by the flyers ex-
clude the possibility of finding land
this side of the Pole.
1t is expected here that Amundsen
will follow out his determination. ex-
pressed before his polar attempt. TO
fly to Norway on his return from
SpitZbergen.
EulOgize Amundsen.
This flight, it is believed, will be
attempted as soon as his remaining
plane is returned to Kings Bay and
overhauled.
thanks of the nation that Amundsen
did not abandon his intention to ~
to the Pole. but held fast to the
ideals and determinations of his youth
I'VE have no greater name than
Amundsen's in Arctic history" the
newspaper says. We have special
praise and salutations also for the
foreigners in the party. Lincoln Ellis
worth the American, and Karl
Feucht, the German mechanician,
both of whom risked their lives in
the undertaking. We appreciate high
ly their contribution
The Tidens Tegn characterizes
Amundsen's trip as "a dash for new
knowledge" and says its greatest
achievement is the fine example of
endurance and will power established
by the members of the expedition.
The Morgenbladet declares that
Amundsen's observations confirm the
theory of the Arctic explorer. DR..
Fridtjof Nansen, that the North Pole
is surrounded by a deep water basin
and confirm also the declaration of
Admiral Robert E. Peary. the Ameri
can discoverer of the North Pole, that
the pole is covered by ice and water.
However. the scientific result of
the expedition cannot stand compari-
son with the personal work of these
six men, who held their own against
natures hinderances by superhuman
toll and succeeded in working their
way back and at the same time max
ing scientific observations, the Nor
genbladet adds.