Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 79, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 April 1911 — Now Joe is “It” [ARTICLE]

Now Joe is “It”

Joe Laver Involuntarily discovered the best place to bide that he ever came across while playing hide-and-seek with a number of playmates at Third avenue and One Hundredth street, near an excavation tor pneiv matte tubes for the post office. Joe, who is four years old, disappeared from the ken of Isadore Ross, who was 'it,” as completely os though he hod been drawn into the tubes. But It was not the tube* that got him. "lasy” had just finished counting when he caught sight of Joe ducking behind a Third Avenue ear. He was not sure, and ran around to the other side of the car to look, but there was no Joe there. "Issy" went and told Joe’s mother he was lost Twelve blocks away a number of boys ran out and pointed at the front of the oar and

shouted to the motorman. He broutfit his car to a step. When he got out he found a small boy whimpering on the fonder. That was Joe.—New York Tribune.