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Many of thc sownty-s‘x guests wt-r
‘lraus’vnis and thc not all death list.
wohahly will never lit‘ known.
'l‘lzv tlrc, whirh apparent]
in the imminent. sprung i'tipidiy until
£01m the building was enveloped in.
mum‘s. 'l‘he stairway»- were imparts-t
thin and people ruslwd to the win
Wm. While figures hung from many
. ‘ windows, other; shot tiuough tho sir
. é filo riots and snowdrifts. One woman,
~ tor nightclothiug inflame, rushed from
A group of hysterical guests on the»
m floor and dropped out of the win‘
’ 40w into a snowdrltL She may live.
I, When the tire broke out most of
. ”it? downtown apparatus was fighting
.anoiher lire and it was nearly hitcen
minutes beiore the first contain!
‘ touched itsocenu. A crowd of spec"
fitors who were pushing planks to
' .ihc lower window as a means 0! res-:
one, attached the firemen because
my carried no ladders, according to
fire Chic! Charles Ringer. The police
soon nuelled the disturbance.
mood mpany arrived with ladders
aevor‘al mnutes later.
A number of children worn
. horn windows into the arms of spa
Intora None was seriously hurt.
“We are at sou as to thinnmbcr
«of deaths." said Ernest i). Stalker.
> fireprietor or the hotel.
survivors are checkod up, the death
dist will be unknown." » 'ed
Chief 'Rlnxer declared recovery of
todios was unlikely. adding that iden-
»4!ilcation would be impossible even
I the bodies were dug from the ruins. ll‘.
, While several of tho injured were
in a serious condition, it was report-
.od at the City Hospital that most of
item would recover. One woman who
tome hysterical after being ros-
aod ran down‘iho street, screaming,
, and her feet were frozen before she
no otortnken. Others, gar‘hed in
(on below zero temperature.
'While the ilrc was at. its height,
Harry Jensen and his wife crawled to
o window ledge on the top floor. For
a moment they paused, then Jensen
omhracnd his wife, and together they
leaped to‘lhe street while spectators
cheered. Mrs. Jensen was badly in-
Jared. 'but her husband was not ser» .
luusly hurt. ’
Eighteen Escape From Hotel .
NORTH PROVleEN‘CE. ‘R. i., “ll.“
12.«——Eightecn persons escaped with ‘
out injury from the Squsnium Hotel, u l
email “wooden structure, which was:
dimaged by fire today. One womanl
was taken down a ladder (tom the top ~
floor by firemen and others more‘
unused in limo to reach the street; .
before the names gained much head-i
“”waY. The loss was estimated at 35,000.:)
' Du Pont Club House Burned. ;
‘1 PEPBRSBU'RJGIH. Va. Feb. 12,-‘l'ne
" du Pont Club House at Hopewell. Va,
owned by the E. I. du Pont de Nem-
ours Company. was destroyed by tirel
or unknown origin early today. The{
building was erected two years ago. at'
a cost 0: 850.000. ‘
h out “drum" ‘
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Munitions
. 'Don‘t Stay Constipated, fleadcohy,‘
‘Bilious, With Broom 'Bad or
smna’ch Sour
No odds how had your liver, stain
coir or bowels; how much your head
when. how miserable and uncomlor‘ta«
C -:. his you are tron: a cold. constipation. 1
muons, billousness and sluggish
bowels—you always get relief with
‘ gale-rein. - ,
mu?! let your stomach. livor ’and
I. ”tells links, you misenble. Take cas-
‘maontsm; out an and to the sad.
" f-ililoiisnoes. dizziness} ne‘rvousw
‘ hour may stumoch, bad‘.’
bile; "cases f and wuéthEdl .
”Wwihxtheinmfl
MUM ham. haunt-l
«5::me
in”;
, fibrillation»; . hood
y sun'tcd‘ mayor w
nircting.
mittens.
commlilce would consist of about 25 liarstrom of hf; hearty cooperation.
people who would have gencrul charge . This clue-co the speechmakimx.
of the taking of the census. The con-l
nus Of those WWW-n the ages at ‘miroom volunteered and signed his homo
and 21 years will be taken by Superm- to a. list from which workcre will ll‘:
‘tendont Iru T. Chapman and Harrymmned “a...“ ”may
The mayor “id ”M 5‘0 ‘ wore appointml. Superintendent t'hnp-
Iretory Charles H. Dilworth, of the man got gum communlcwilou with
(‘hnmbor Of Commerce, would havelabour. fiftecn pupils of thc t-omim-rclul
charge or gotting the names of “Udepnnmcm in '
those who receive mail through
uptown poslotllce.
mayor
captains.
cd in cvory
The’othcr ll‘llt or organization.
Volunteers will he rocelvl-d at any gm. mum”; "The qufilllou is. “Willi
ltlmc in the City Hall.
lw. Blake.
man.
WEINGARTEN BROS. he»
ilhu'. he won surprised that the mayor
[M CENSUS N All Ibud asked him to make an address,
because he knew how he hated tight-
llll fliflilNG MEN
[Continued From First Patrol
Mayor llurstrotu [)rk‘ildt .1 tl\'l']‘ ti."
inflating wh‘rh has called
fshortly ni‘tt-r clown o‘clock.
as thv first our to address tin-
H» told the reason why it
‘wss called, and of Governor Marcus
Ho then spoke of
lthc crying nvwi oi volunteers. He
described the arrangement
iii. Holcomb’s phm.
New York Chicago San Francisco
‘ng. ")r. ti‘nhtirn assmed the mayor of
lllr‘ coopctmion of iht' Board of lcdu.
(alilml. lll‘ Silltl that ho had l)i'i'll in
Lyn‘)’ tights daring hi. lite and had
it. v "Wm! lu; Md nun": lJi‘t‘ll in u
’ rim l.‘s,.nppon"‘tt did not got
u .- .nlmzt- tr llla‘ nuttislunwll. "le
l'insidmi ’i‘uit said." Intuit-«l Dr. (‘0
A‘llli. "lll='l ilcrnlauy could loud 600,-
tmtl :‘H: in Xvw lunoon within one
"wu‘k. What we want to do is to meet
.lnm oi illt: way to Norwalk. i am a
litilv over the age limit. but i will.
it) mtirr
Tin-
.to kill as many Dutchmen as anyone.“.
0f 00111‘. Judge John .1. Walsh made at sho't'
“9 5“” "33‘ "1“ t‘xemlui'claddrcss in which he assured Mayrr
Continuing.
you
medbclmoi and hUt'ort- lulu Mil-cit
the writing maritime uerc clicking mcr»
told of the crying need at rlly.
He said that one was need.
i“ t’VL‘W's’htmn tm t.tt=‘.1trst of her putriothm.“fiy 59"“ Will 9"! UP Ind Lm rOut'
Coy. a Cincinnati Authority ,
Lotions stop on your feet hereon; ‘
ter; wear shoes a sin} speller it you:
like, tor corn- will never again send E.
Among those who voluntarily gun eloctri'c spark: of pain. through you. ‘
twists ”nerds? were mingle aluminum.
filo says thlt it flew drops of n_drug.
called ‘freolonc. applied directly uponl
1 ' tender. aching cornrinstontly re-
Klng C. Tolles and Arthur-Stating. Haves soreness. and goon the 9.11mi .
The stencyaphers of Keogh & Can- oorn.
ists nrc wanted.
commercial
Until the School. volunteered for this esscntisl lluiucy, Gladys Carver. “or”. Hob
part of tho work. Moro will hc noed- nry, Grace M. Bray, Alice. Sum
At. the close of his talk. tlic nmyor
called on Superintendent in! T. Chan
Mr, Chapman spoke Very brie!-
lle said that the Board of Educa-
tion would back this movcmont and
any aid that the members could give
they would gladly do so.
«Representative Nehemiah "Candeo
was the next speaker. ‘ile described
the reason _why such a census‘was he- Chapman, Stephen Dokus. Edward 1;,
lug taken. He Said that a list of this
kind would he a great old in times or
. . - 1111911321 in the trouble. as the governor would know
night attire, enlisted y the strength of the fighting popula-
tion.
.Dr. .1. Milton Coburn was also called
“Wu 43’ may" Hurstrom. “9 “1" Merrill. Henry C. Seizer, S. A. Smith,
factory and
(‘0ul‘88,
’l‘hrl work is stnrtctl. Nut-truth huts
‘Sh: is now working for ithOOG of
The “3W?“ 0' she Cl-lll'.*.l‘.'.- tho good work during the‘
dmpwd'thcne will he put on u general service “a... tort days?" Woll. i should a,
c. committee list and will be called noon y”:
:when needed. A largo number or typ-
Th“ WWI“ 0' ”l" lzvlviton at!
News“:
lllglt WM ". Prcndorgast. Margaret M.
George A. Wood, Cornell S. Dikeman.
doe, Miss Lillian Rudder and bits:
lrene Baker,
writing.
Executive Commute.
Barry W. Blake, John H. Coo, Ira T.
'1‘. Denglor. Jeremiah Eognn. F.
Tel‘t’air H. Minion, P. H. Montgomery.
Captain Albert N. Housman, Frank ll.
s
. With the exception oi the“ San Fran-
‘L‘lBL‘O Fire. in 1906. thrgnatest tireof
lmodern times is that or the Chicago
lFire, in “it, who“) 17.450 bu‘lJli‘gs on
an arm of 3 1-8 square mllcs war.» dro-
ilroycdr 100100 people left howl-Ion»:
i350 lili 5‘. 3121‘, 1.111! rt'rxv 'ly mitlzti :t'.
ltladt‘u'uxuu “out up in .umk ~.
'l‘rthlllfon has
utut’lsgrntimi
bulky cow, owned by :0 Mrs. (/1 war].
The row llllkt’d i tor a lunlrrn in ‘
stable and so Blitl‘li’tl the fire that got
beyond the control _.ot' the Chiral)...
Some idea of this
can hc guinml
Fire Department.
tvrrihle couilagratiou
from a group of pictures shown in the
window of J. M. liaYion & (‘0., on Ruli—
road avenue. Messrs. Layton (t Co.
the local agents of the Glen Falls in
aurance 0.0.. have placed thmu llli’rc
volunteer whenever needed and agree.“ exhibition, ‘
This not of pictures is thr- rim oi u
an. in .m".
c
We,
to“. A. N. W and Alexander ‘ 3g.
Dons. ‘ ‘ 9 - 5-
Gonoral W Committee. , "
Willi? F. Shilh, H. K. “K Kellogg.i ..a
go. a; Cutbiil. o. u. Cull-'99. o. n.‘
,Jadeoin. F. 8. Lyon. Dr. J. N. Coburn,?
tDr. J. A. Mock, W. T. Van Sony. A!
T. Scharwunen-burgh,
ihroeb, K. W. Bray, O. H. Harvey, M.
8. Butte. Fred Becker, Alfred Becker.
:Ciarlcs Wimpfllcimer. John W. Coch-
;ran Joseph buts, (‘.'8. Murphy. (ii
‘A. Canchild and John C. bond“
Beldeu
A 'tho acumen
Of Onoof tho Greateot Fires oi Modl
on Time.
it that
Win; ”In H‘ll'i
wind.
l.fl.m1oiln.cos.o.a.
we .ml'?‘ Pad. launchpad": .,
‘ cum sure-:3:
Bulbs. Stephen lilior. Philip Cur!
the Kill" ”.u
For- i
i
:5
of :t
lll'.‘
series of authentic illustrations of the; .
_mnt tires in (hit countrY. The pic-
‘tures wan: gathered by the insurance
At the closo of it. We?! mun in Umtcuznpuuy and published for exhibition
3 punmsus.
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Comm‘tmw .
lililflll A (Milli
Nrrwnik High 3
1y“,- i
unarmed
albumin. no. out withontl
are assisting in WV This drug is sticky but- drics 'ut once
~ . and is said to simply shrivcl up the '
Mayor Carl Axel .Harstrom. chair- corn without influming or oven irri- ,
man; D. Burr Beach. L. IA 89 Wdlt‘ln “"an the surrounding tissue.
It is claimed that a quarter of ““l ~
Doulcns, Jesse T. Dunbar. ,Captain .p'_ ounce obtained at any drug store will
ii. cost very little but is sumcient to to
Glenson,‘.iobn J- H3810!» G. HeibIt'V- move every hard or soft corn or callus?
Judge John mosh. Robert E- 1'0““- from one's test. Cut this out, cape-'3
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cially it you are a woman reader. who;
wears high heels.——Ad\'. '4
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New models in plated cfircts with high VIM
line. The l‘cih‘ llil'fé'll'llit‘iiilli‘ embroidery h hurl
monitor: mlorlxigs and lllCi'E’ is slightormlncnlallofl
on wickets. Rows of buttons, stitching, 8nd 9%.}
tailoring gixc a pleasing appearantc. . mad -
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Collars Daimler than Ever ‘
'A large collar or a small one? it depends‘somewhat on the
neck and shoulders. There is mood to the assortment.
One snowy trifle after another appears in bewildering array.
'And not all are snowy. There are beautiful colors.
. cite Collm are in old blue, stone gray, old rose and gold
as well as white. with a soupcon of embroidery in colors.
, so: EmbroidaedMotifs are applied to the corners and edges
of Crepe dc Chloe and Georgette collars.
Khaki-Koo! Collars have edges of heavy filet lace.
Genuine Pilot Collars, one large square motif has edge and
buds of that and the result is most effective.
5 ,fif Hood W Georgette. are finished with Point Venisc. :
N daintiiy embroidered in Dresden florets, 7 . ..
in occasional thread of black. 1": , : . .
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