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SILENT CROWDS
MOURN FIRE DEAD
Tearless Thousands Gaze
at Williamsburg Factory
Ruins for Hours.
FATHER SAW GIRL
DOOMED BY FEAR
Km of Victims. Stunned by Sud
den Tragedy, Bar) Blackeaed,
Crushed
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?lient people, \?
lookinp u;i st the tvindosrs, *?? if o ?:iJ
the i"
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Bertha Ku? = mar . t on
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burn'il tar'.
}?ars, had
the eai Her
daughter Sarah, a re ol?l.
?aja*aassHBB?e?<aai?sssBsss*sss?s?^
10,000 to-day
The Butterick Company
receives considerably more
than three million letters a
year. This means more
than 10.0(H) letters every
working day.
This very hour some 1,000
people will be writing to
Butterick. This, of course,
refers only to American
mail; nearly all foreign cor?
respondence is cared for at
the various European offices.
Each issue of the Butterick
monthly magasines is read
by more women than there
are in the cities of New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
St. Louis. Boston, Cleveland,
Baltimore, Pittsburgh, De?
troit, Buffalo. San Francisco,
Milwaukee. Cincinnati, New?
ark and New Orleans all
together.
BUTTERICK
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PENNED VICTIMS
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could ??'
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flow ?Ii.I thej j?o tic.'. .
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fa we
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Q.?Are
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Blocked Exits Caused
Loss of Life? AU.inison
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.'??fire
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New Styles Added at $25
Rr? ?nt rr< ripts from for?7*i??n and domestic nulls
bl?ve* t<?n?-<. up OUI $2 > Oaferinai o\ OVt mir c.irly-srason
staiKJ.irtl.
V? c . .in now show at ihit pn< <* .1 full rang? ?if novel?
ties of ni"??l unusu.il wmvc?, MM our maular fabrica
Suit or Overcoat, to Order, $25
Arnlirim values haVfl never (?eeri better than this
season. This mf.in? the bad e-ver offered in New York.
Broadway
(Bl 9th St
JVnthHm
TRAP DOOF WHICH CA? SKI ) loss 01
LIFE AT FIRE.
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Barrier in WUUamsbnrg factory bufldinff, burned tiirough, removed by authorities investigating the disaster.
?hr.c e?(;f? wan partially or entirel?
?? ! , "way on th?
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? .ira ho fas
? coul?
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?ray 4va?* en'.irel
cut ? ' third floor by i
I the ataii
.? fonrtl
? ns trapping th'
. floor. k*i.
to resort io the over
?
| the door still locked an?
red it an.
liters. M'-i
women who ran doom from th?
?
-] ? ,.,. ... ,,,",.?.
? t?. force il
ri n u o i
I inn!
:' :?????! off one hing
for i
.si t?.
?
in this? way. All the loss of lif? \4?j
? mployis of the fourth and
?
I by '?he fire es
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? ?en b*J
it through m tran
? and rau?'"il
.i hold
1 r? o Reseaed by Firemen.
, ' ' - ? ard ?'
he :is..i l
? down fiv?
.... .
? ng through tl
...
n
? flamei
'1 bavc
? ??
cienl
"Tl 'i til : v of rnanv wit
. and i
? lu partmei I I
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tl
foot of th? -.. rwaj*,
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th? Diamond
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and bj
i
. Sam
net SI
stair
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Meeting the
? ? ? ? g fr? m tlie
to the ? r that ?rai
? !. and which cut ? ? from
the fourth Soon b]
DiM.r Found Still Linked.
"When I arrive i at the i i
mon .
peetoi Heal)
w? fonnd this
?
..;.| sectil ' I)
. up all the
. i .u!d li .
?
Metropoli?
ta? t??i>
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' .1 panic amoi g the occupant? of
?? . spper Boors when they fonnd
th? door I? ' i!e? that as
? ah* discovered b?
. may to the
!?? ? nd ?um wer?- arac
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of th?
I ..'i the four 1
nrely
: ? ?.;' half ..
? men wer?
..vi worn? 'i
! I . I
? Kifkin and : ???? o??., r i a? .-.
SI the
? e it up and
?
windo
?.in ?ay.s that he and his rom
I .. . .r f.ir
?ily able to
...;?? an
openi foi Kifkin,
?? .ill ason, to senees? thro igh
and i the floor
A man i aoi lea Hoi ?i
?oldetein as
. . ',? Mjueeze
t__uu??_. i?fkifi sa",? be believe, these
he only psrsoae who ep\ through
|i?M?r I.i.l.iMl Ml Pay.
ir from the ? msde
"f the
: . ilnor
TI? ? y
...
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p and
Ida of the
stairway. Thus the only way to open
th.- di
sdmit ths!
.
.1- their e .
Barkii
thai .1 th were
wh? t?
me it found this al!-impor
?
"II OUT r.M '.r.'.- that the
Fire ?I
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the report
?? Preven
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had the ??
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esta
plied ? m m?
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brrr? prol t SV? "y OBfl mifrht
tsirs.
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. eould have
IS had been
?o live
up t.? ;! ts of I he law.
The I as s flre
0 I ... a a -
.-. into
The <*on
by the in?
ri, nor new. their
. ? - . mi ' i n bsini '*. pick from the
rhsrrsd floors si l blseksnsd walls
. -?? tangible evidence to Aupport the
? es, which, it was, a?.
' ??'. ry one on
?
One of 'he investigators, stani?nt* he
faetory, summed up the
"If ' I es of (i-i 'ir?
. rding
of bu sel a before the
to-day ','?
?.' . r i rs and ha'. :
. be no need for
to be out to-day working on u
mortem."
All the Dead Identified.
. i .;. no '!? ...' yester?
day. " ths Firs I '? p .7!
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I >m . ' ?i t.. and,
throa trsst In preat
hummocks, but nowhere was ther" the
? .-? ion of ;. huii'. in form,
... -..-i ? ?.n
: and it ia holievsd tl
hsve bssn lost, toms
tpeculstlon over ths disappearance f
John Lschinaky. of 216 North Fifth
?. ,,r. employe of the Diamond
Candy C rapsny, and his iio.ly -.?ai
thought to be in the r . cellar.
Captain Shaw, ..7' t!..- Bedford Avenue
H, who made a BSSrch with 'he
flrsmsn, asid thst Lach i risky'.-, body wna
not in the cellar.
Evsry one known to have been in the
building at the t.i!?.?' of th
;. ? '..'ir;v,t"<! for, ?''?? I
injured persona taken tu boapitala wore
no worse than they were on Saturday,
No deaths arc expected.
State Labor Department
Tells Orders It Gave
In a atntsm? i * si
?r. Btate I'epartmor.t of Labor the
?
and had ?i? - I 'rci'd at the !' a
. plant for the . onths
were pre isnted.
On .January 7, it tsya, the depart?
ment ordered Mr*. AH re Diamond, ?. mar
of the bun
ttairwayt to I; a
itsirwsys, provide tslf-cli
and proi ids mi u i for art
Phi n
Rule 580 of the Industrial Board, which
rco.uires that whors Are ea? ipet are
FIRE ESCAPE WHERE SEVERAL DIED.
TrSfjffS? ?u Uuiii Il-ur pi (-lazing factor;,', the pauicsUicken girls crowded through jt ^ ^jj {j'u? ^ "e-cane.
[not s?t ?factory to 'he < ommiaii
of Lab
?ed as mean
' an exi
lading to 1
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toi Georg
? an Fear
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1916, ...- i '? i IIS. <>n earh
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beg
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i sr 17,191S, i
Dian r York a
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un.'.' wit th? ?
ft? ?
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itei
On - ?
I>:amornl called at Uli Label
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th? pl< ? did not h
rk, _nd
i open
such an d inaiated
indica t
? at to i
building ?
. the a
I ? 7'iat it v
begun at -
New Victim Feared;
Drug Addict Wantc
: re? .
....
of the K??ex Shirt Company, arhi
.-teen.
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neme. Shf I
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?he circumstances, and I
,.; i raina.
- ! Aven
ami '-'"'?I :? correct
? ? lows:
I || F.odn
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Henry Berger, forty-five, 14 Rut??
?ai
-.. r, thirty-five, IT
'ace.
1 is, twenty-ana, US Sou
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Roa? Golden, nineteen, 244 W?
about Si
Lena Goldfein, nineteen, 239 Sou
?Sec?
Marie Neopolitaa. twrnty-one, 2
North
in, le-renteee, -
. Fifth Str?
in, twenty-one, <
I
'-:, twenty-seven, 1'
Ten Ey
laeteea. Ml Ho]
Street.
. 82. Briatol Stree
'ureau <
the State Labor Department were tari
? * -
? Bail?
- Department, a? wall a? t'oronr
; Erne -? ? '.' mer, who la th?
of his Investiga.?d inform:
t:on which canned him to Instruct th
police to lend out a general alarm fc
a m in said to be i ddict? d to the u?
and other narcotics, who i
known I
The Informal the O ran?
? . f this man ? ?? he had bos
rd i?? otter threats sgainst the Dia
company. The Coroner e>
object in se? k
I ir.i? "Shi"" '
him aa to his 1 I hi
He was I factory whei
the I tarted Th? I oroner ?
i?
? ?
? : ial of th?
conci power io i
? ' :
Coi rai among th?
?aril ... in ?
,1
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ex? re !s;ctor>
occurred -n per
Idinc to be ?
? |( th? I'!'?'
safetj there ???! not
onlv : . ? nn th"
In i-'"vv" ?if
th? building, bat ? n th? eontril
? \Vh"H the
raer at
ng for metalline the wood
. :' th? hall? a
?a ?]] ga, were nor, eoi
P th? 1
the ] ? i close
itchmea p*
trolling each one of th? stairs.*1
State Labor Officials
Inspect Fire Ruins
r?'?s Spence, bn Iding eagiaeer, and
P. J. . ?
neer, both tc Dei arts
Labor, Inspected the bail-lag gestor*
day, and the report of -;.? r investiga?
tion will be made to day to the De?
partment of Labor sad th? State In*
dnstrial Commlaeion, an allied body.
Later, at the regular meeting of theae
commis i?in? ii; | .? at Fourth
tveaaa and Twenty seventh Street, the
tindinifs will be muile public.
RIGID FIRE LAW
URGED BY PASTOR
?Make Punishment Greater
for Criminal Negligence
Says Dr. Young.
FACTORY BLA7E
SUBJECT OF SKRMON
Death I.ist from Preventable Ac
cidents Rivals Those of Euro?'
pean Battles. He Assert*.
The fire in Williamasssg ?*M a.
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termos is the i'.. I ford "nakjuii
< hurch. a?. N ?^ .?
? j?? ,
I aajjjajjj
? *"i ti
? mors severe law? for th, m.
i*hrr.??n'. of criminal ne;.? tenet
...
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% on I
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list of fa*
rivals t)
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*- ble ts tot'
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labor la ? - -ct$ ?-.a
r, iroti
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- ass, tot*.
?ter 't?.
ifernau'
-
thu pro
M ?lilt t
- and mir
??or'' *? *. bssi.
ful rieh ? M?, ,(
f a
ishment , ?,-?,.
trophe I ,
sir! i? u
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utmost woe upon .
.?
- vty tf
re of jttt
retribution
' " rr.stfii
I I ??ten
.
t ts I
upon them v ? fhiEk
for the I;re drill in A,-h.j<*i ira
? m
in Saturday'i i xe
RACEHORSE RUNS AWAT
Jack l)i!l?,n Thr????? I?river. and b
( aught in Bslf-Mlla (haue.
One thl on the yro-iTAtr.mtsm
furnish? I timM
nces on tl
day whe -. ceidise*,
?i river I vast, at?
came frrghtei A*, tht
time of the acciii. .?< ,n tht
2:10 rsce r? I I htrritr.
The :"?
several ar.:ma!s a' . r ?, t'A,
throwing ted itt flifkt,
v. h ich h ten-blockt'
chase by Mounted Patn i aa M.Kttt
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HnME AMI tXI'l 7'ITT ?NAHT r?'W"?*?
DunaOn? to AKTIll K I
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it. Vlrtona ??-'??*? ._,
n4*m
You arc cordially Invited hy
Cbc humanitarian Cult
I'll I'M? hit NOV 13. ISU
To Attend th? \?\t Meeting and Conceit at Leslie Hall, *s?
Street gad Broedwej, l_M P. M-, T?fl?kyi
Nov.inlxr ?Jtli. I HI 5.
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BPBAK
WIi.l.IAM W.vl.LAii: TOl'NC Chairman
Mi.-iiA ? APPEIaBAfJ-t The rman?tt at the C_H _ , ?*
? ueberaa Th? Mao- me TH
. irly in i.i'i.
CON?
MARION LONDON, The Well Known Soprano
Mr I '. K A I. I. I : V KNOCHg The Nole.l lUrltuii?
Mi LOI IS BIBONIa, Th? faaaotta v-.?>: nut .
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ttiiti Mr v.?? Uebllng, ? Pia a :
?K?.???- piano ,.*?..! un ihla occasion.I
THE ONLY CULT OF ITS KIM) IN THE WOB?*
it,s aa agi era u non-?..'.?run -l? inclusiva, n??t aaeleaiv*
Permita IM eatrtbotlooa Mernbarab'i? rrr?
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