... DIED TRYING TO SAVE A LADY It was ascertained at the Inquest bold yesterday on the body of Sir W. S. tidbit's that the famous playwright met his deati! while endersouring to WO* a young WY who was bathing with him at the time. The euroner said Sir William ...

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... DIED TO SAVE HER. Husband Drowned in Attempt to Prevent Wife's Suicide When Mary Currid (Se) was charged at Glasgow yesterday with attempted suicide, it was stated that her husband was drowned in trying to save her. A workman, Robert Stevenson, who effected ...

... to help him to reach his friend Damon in time to save him. But the storm still raged on, and at last. In despair, he cast himself Into the roaring torrent to try to swim to the other hank of the river. He was mercifully saved from the fury of the flood ...

... of Sacha's death—and the aeroplane bring saved. I had the aeroplane to live for ' and Petro. I told you last night, didn't I, Captain Malet? Itow he was wounded, flying with Sachs; and Bacha sent him by a friend to Corte Castle, to he b the breeder there ...

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... reliable. Obtainable everywhere. and a good friend Worth a Guinea a Box Friday? X youthful PrTnlcers Increasi But— Over 400 Dublin Students Witt Fight Drink Evil Among Irish Youth pgARING at a meeting of University College (Dublin), Sodality of the Sacred Heart ...

... Railway Station, which is guarded by • picket of military. A few minutes after the detonation had died away low mums men staggered into the station sarrying a youth, who was bleeding from a wound in his thigh and who made no statement to the Alcor of the Army ...

... 'STATIONARY YOUTH, Old Cotrox—M• daughter is too ' , ming to Translating the elaborate statements of marry; she is only eighteen. the Smith and McAdoo partisans, which impecunious S uito r -1 know, sir; but I statements radiate confidence: Roth aides ...

... when about nine or ten miles off the English coast, he called to his friends:— hem what shall I do? Reap Vint. or save smell for anothow try on Satarday cc Sunday r. On his friends' advice, he came out, but in perfect condition, and got on the tug altogether ...

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... Gordon unfortunately carried away by the tide,, which runs very swiftly at that point, and drowned. The httle girl was saved by friend, Charles May, of Clapham, and others. R.I.C. SERGEANT ACQUITTER OP CHARGES. Waterford, Saturday. The decision the Ins ...