The day book. [volume], December 02, 1915, LAST EDITION, Image 29

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The worst of them Is worth saving.
There is always a time with all of
them when they are ready to leave off
their former mode of living.
"But society says to them 'you can
not come back.' It is hard to under
stand why, especially when society is
so lenient to the offense of the man,
but that is the edict of society. Over
the path that leads to the underworld
is a sign placed there by society to
be read by all women who cross the
dividing line: 'Abandon hope all ye
who enter here, for you will never be
permitted to travel back over this
road into the world you have left be
hind you.' "
TELEGRAPHBRIEFS
New York. Col. Roosevelt has ab
solutely no intention of returning to
Republican party, according to Geo.
W. Perkins, chairman of Progressive
executive committee, who was slated
for conference with colonel today.
Deal, England. Wilson liner Ma
rengo, New York for Hull, ashore on
Goodwin Sands.
Berlin, via Sayville Wireless.
Demonstrations in favor of speedy
settlement of food price and distribu
tion problems admitted to have oc
, curred in crowds which gathered
about reichstag building at opening
of session.
Princeton, Ind. J. W. Boone,
liquor salesman, Terre Haute, found
- dead in room following fire that
threatened Hotel Kidd.
New York. After clinging to life
for days when physicians had given
her up, defective Roberts baby girl
died.
Dallas, Tex. Harry P. Molineu,
retired expert accountant, burned to
death when alcohol lamp exploded
in cottage.
Washington. Continued gains in
' general business conditions reported
in federal reserve board's monthly
bulletin.
Cleveland. Parts of body of Fan
nie. Smill, 14, found today scattered
along New York Central tracks In
Gordon Park. Officials unable to ac
count for her presence on tracks
during the night.
Washington. Senator Phelan,
newly elected from California, has
bought $125,000 residence here.
Washington. Chas. D. Etchison,
salesman, arrested and held for the
Minneapolis authorities. Indicted in
connection with death of Mrs. Mary
Gridley Price.
Granite City, III. To get better
view of tub of hot water, Ethel Ku
delka, 2, mounted chair. Fell in.
Dead.
Neenah, Wis. One boy drowned,
two others narrowly escaped death
when ice broke while they were
m-nssinf? Little Lake Butte Des
Mortes on way home from schooL
Joliet Mrs. F. M. Collins, sjioux
City, la., turned hurriedly to kiss re
lative as she dashed from train. Os
culatory salute landed smack on lips
of "Dinah" Brown, negro porter. Mrs.
Collins painted.
Sandusky, 0. Over 300 business
men braved frigid breezes in 11-mile
pilgrimage to Thomas Edison's birth
place at Milan celebrating electrical
prosperity week.
filmeland Believiner $2.50 topaz
ring as good" as finest engagement
token, jury awarded Mamie bcnneia
er $6,500 heart balm from Richard
August.
New York. Lady Egletine, prize
hen, will travel in style from Philadel
nhio tn Npw York Tuesday. She'll
ride in a special Pullman with a uni
formed guard.
Roanoke, Va. Mrs. Norman Gait
has invited her two old colored
"aunties" to help her dress for the
wedding. . .
New York. Miss Marie Wesmger,
Cleveland, notified of her selection as
one of stenographers on Ford peace
ship.
St. Louis, Mo. Edward Schuster
swallowed needle that fell into beer.
Aonsv showed that needle pierced
Schuster'a heart Dead.
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