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CARA MUST
PAY WAITRESS
ABUUT $14,900
Loses Breach of Promise
Case m London Brought
by Young Woman
LONDON, April 4.—Primo Car
nera, giant prize fighter, has lost
the breach of promise suit braught
by, Emilia Tersina, 22-ycar-old
waitress.
Camera must pay Miss Tersina
approximately $14,000.
The girl produced many letters
signed by Camera referring to “our
little nest of levs” and similar fend
phrases.
BOSTON RED
SOX PLAYERS
ARE WRECKED
Train Derailed in Delaware
—Engineer, Fireman
Are Killed
DOVER, Delaware. April 4.—En
gineer C. A. Burkhard and Fireman
E. L. Poulson were killed in what
railway officials described as a plot
to wreck the Pennsylvania Flier
bearing the Boston Red Sox base
ball team. The players were not
hurt and five hours later won an
exhibition game with the Jersey
City team, of the International
League, 12 to 0.
A tampered switch caused the
train to be derailed.
