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The Ward County independent., 1905-07-12

s. the The aws;s
point towards food, the biggest for many years
Chamberlain political between Norway
and Sweden He expects to give the American people clear
Gov Meade Of Washington refuses recognize extradition
that Gov johnson Of Minnesota has declined
complication unless and harmony speedily
restored
81 B., Rose Glen, n the skin games which per-
nitted the grounds during the June
the will full name we will pub
a the We W our sff @
article that is not properly signed
Saturdays Minneapolis contained lengthy editorial
M h R election onr law @ o the hs State o North
that the primary election law as it stands
e d2 u the sor OF @ 70
whispered something to him. at the time slipping something
The Bottneau courant tuthuly observes: ..rhere is
strange tendency of farmers shrink
their road work duties thus themselves
give Efforts to the periec{ng our hg
ways Nothing benefits community than good roads
re1sns sEsss is' IS
better one We should adopt this method
The INDEPENDENT has conended right along that farmer
who has five should buy who
Ed Long OF Surrey bought from the scod implement Co.
Deaval Cream separator and during he
to Mnot and sold the $6295 He has but i've
takes but little time each day look them and
with his farm work he did an extra paving
business On On the following dates he sold $640
June $780, June $42O; June q So 80; 90 ne
12 $780, L. $500 H. IS 6O June 2 So So nne
49, $3.50 June o. $780, June 30 $780, July l. S. 60 hint
the wise is sufficient
there is chance to boom business boom it. Don't be al
knocker Don't pull long face and stomach
Hope bit. Get smile YOU Hold up your head Get hold
with both hands Then pull Bury your hatchet Drop your
tomahawk Hide your little hammer When stranger drops in
ten MN TINS Is the greatest town on earth 1t is Don't get
Help yourself along Push your with you Soon you
have a whole procession Be good fellow.
No man helped himself by knocking other people down
No man ever got rich trying to make people believe that
toe only good earth You the ladder of
by stepping other peoples They their cons
yours And they're tender. Keep off the corns
All men are not alike Once in while you may one who
much alike But different Yone not the ony
shirt IN the wash you don't like their style let them alone
Don't knock You'll get used to It. There's Of fun in
mindng business And makes other like you
better Better have Others stuck you get stuck on
yourself Nobody gets stuck knocker Don't be one Be
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-12

Butter milk is cold at the Mi.
not creamery ct Eve cents q
gallon. II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Situation at Toxic.

Toxic, April Fl. $3.50 a. m.-The Jap.
anese regard the Kamranh bay Incl.
dent with growing feeling OF resent.
ment and bitterness toward France. Ii
IL popularity believed that the Russian
feet is still at Kamranh bay and is
making the freest possible use OF the
port. The demands for strong action
on the part OF japan are daily grow.
ing louder. Political parties and
other organizations are passing res
buttons condemning Frances alleg
violation of the neutrality II Is pro-
posed TO hold q great popular demon.
station. The Niehi-Nichl tosay as.
serts that the evidence is conclusive
that Admiral ROjestvensky is using
Kamranh bay as an actual naval base
for belligerent action.
The Jiji discusses Frances hIstor.
Ical attitude on the question OF neu.
tralhy, and insists that the use OF
Kamranh bay enhances Admiral Ro-
jestvensky's lighting capacity. and Of.
ferS. facilities for war-like prepare.
tons. Continuing, II Rays n from the
complication grave consequences re
suit to Russian. France will be re-
aponslbie.
A former cabinet minister in dis.
cnssing the incident today said
We are keenly anxious 10 avoid In
volving others. but We are bound to
protect our rights. N France gives
Russia the use Of Kamranh bay. why
cannot Bngland allow us to use Hong
kong?"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
MUST DEPRIVE HYDE
Of IMMENSE POWER
Declares General Agents To In
surance Commissioner.
ALL FAVOR NATURALIZATION PLAN
Policy Holders Interests In Eqvltsbls
Assurance Society Must Bs Protect
ed, says General Agent Rowss, aad
Hyde Must De Removed.

Syracuse, y. w. April ge.--The gen.
eral agents committee of the Epult.
able Life Assurance Society of tho
United States arrived In this city this
morning aud arranged q conference
nj noon with Superintendent OF Insur
ance Francis Hendricks.
Joseph Boves. OF Baltimor, was
spokesman Of the committee. To Mr.,
Hendricks the state superintendent OF
isurSnec, MIR, BoweS. reviewed the &C.
ton OF the agents convention In Ia
vor Of naturalization and then made
an address, Tie declared the agents
were In position to know what policy
holders wanted The prevailing con.
ditlons had alarmed the policy hold
era The original plan OF the found,
or, he declares. contemplated mutual
Satlon For the arst time the quss'
ton OF ownership Of the vast surplus
had arisen, The time had come Tor
a change and when tho society could
NO longer be regarded a. the patri
mony OF one man. tie vas Informed
on reliable authority. he said. that ~
or ~ directors did not own the requk
site amount Of stock required by the
charter. ThCre ID ~ anlmosity among
the agents against Mr.. Hyde. be said.
but q change must be made 10 DE-.
prlve him Of the immense power he
yields" Tho compromise effect Waa
n miserable one. which 10 disnppolnt.
Ing the realization Of which Will be Dc.
iayed by litigation, Tue policy hold.
ers In the mean time suffer.
Mr.. Hydc'a eletatIOn, be asserted,
wac due 10 the sentiment because OF
his descent from the founder. FOF
i've years he had been watched. help
cd aud forgiven until sentiment wa
exhausted.
". A. Woods. Of Plttsburs. president
of the agents. neAt addressed Mr.. Hen.
bricks We told Of The Incense tangible
Interests Of the agents and declared
that under the present system OF con.
troll the Equitable stock could be
transferred To = party eysh more dan.
gerous than Mr.. Hyde. Tue Aeanta
we're opposed 10 any change Which al
not conserve the interests Of policy.
holders.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Cleveland, O.. April IA nome fns
the sick and invalid letter earsi1rs wlll
b. established on = tract II $50 acres
% land 81 the edss 0f the city az Cal.
0rAdo springs, Colo. To anrh4r
dAia on ths subject shs SEA ths maites
before the uatlohal esayentlon N nsan.
~ iosm . special form has beaa a..
thoFirse 70 iaveatigate ne idaa a. ske
meeting 81 onieerS council u fha a..
iionai association Of letter carriers ~
session brfe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Chicago. April ~ "A bill fuf the 40.
pOintmsnt Of receiver Tor the nquit
sble iAfe Assurance Society % TIE
United states aBd seeking aR accoant
Ing. ass Alsd In the Unltsd States
elrcuh eouNhere today BY Att0rney
d J Schuyler Ths petition II died
IN the name Of Abraham sifTou aud
others. policy holders Ia the aoclety,
sitron says be- holds a sz.O0o polfey
In the society and that his Interests
are BEING diasipa,sd by the ofieera
aud directors ~ the sOclsty. Fla
names specifically frssident .. w
Alexander and Vice President James
~ Hyde.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
ITALIANS HAVE MENINGITIS.
Emigrants from that Country striek
with Dread Disease.

New York, April 2-Cerebrospina
meningitis has caused 22 more deaths
in New York Thursday This com
pares with IL on the day before. A
report has Just been received by the
health department from the govern
ment officials that Angelic Mazza. az
emigrant boy from Italy, Is dead al
Ellis island from the same disease.
immigration oftcials refused all In.
formation in regard TO the case. II Is
said that 100000 foreigners have
reached this country since MAzza's ar.
rival. Among them II one Italian
family which located In Harlem. Fout
children In the family were stricken
soon after and q search Of health de
partment records Is said 10 show that
many o. those who died during the
winter were recent arrivals from Italy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Italian Railway Strike Ended.

Rome. April s2.-~Tbe railway strike
may Be considered 10 have ended. The
committee Of socialist deputies has oh.
tained from Premier Fortis a promise
90 study the scheme for arbitration "a
BE- adopted In the case Of the differ.
ences between workmen and the gov.
eminent. In the future the later Nil
eonCuli the representatives % the rail-.
rad Organizations with . visw IN
learning their requirements and prOpo
sitiOus Il wAe also agreed thas II
the strike ceases promptly there will
be no dis@issais. transfers or other
punishment ~ sirikcgH. After ttls
undertaking with Toe Eoysrameni
cipher tsieEFums uere cent 10 The rail-
road men throughout Italy n0tifylhs
thew 10 ~ resdy % assume sheir "a
nous empl0ymeatS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
R,a.Ian MLnIs..r to China Dies.

Pekin, April 22.-M. Paul Lessar,
Russian minister 20 Chiaa. whose foot
was recently Gmputated. died last
night.
~. Iessar. who was counsellor Of
the Russian embassy In London. was
appointed Russian minister 10 China
IN July. 1891. The deceased minister
distinguished himself ~ the negotla.
TOR with the Chinese Of the. proposed
amendments 20 the RusSb-Chlncse
MaBehurisn treaty. In 1901 he began
q series Of meetings with Prince Ching
and WangWrn-shAo. who urged
strong notifications of the old agree
ment. made with the late L-HunE
Chsng. In oFdef 20 maintain the soy.
erelgny Of China over Manehuria
Russia, ihroush IAssar agreed 20
some Of the Chinese demands. beat the
war wita Japan ended the diplomatic
regulations or the subject
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
- 10 boz on b glerlaa.

TifOa. Ca. April NV. J. Header
soh. president - ths TiftOn OH e0m.
pany. who IL In wAshlnEiOa eoanty,
Yi0ndA. vStshlag hs pFeEF~ss q ths
borinE for oil. hA1 tAs BaiDbridgs Oil
COMPANY. wires ths siockkOidsrH a.
TIfloh thai q ne grade % pstfolsum
las be~n struck. ana that n Il vesy
blaSk. Ssa tha; several barrels veFe
ar1sn oaf vita Ne bAiisT. 1Ss nj
aoh OK e0mpeay owns q kHa1Fe4 aeFee
- ianA. o. mere. ad1otslnG Chaf - ths
BaiSbr1ss peosla, Hns ne stosAhol1.
sFs hsrs bsiisEs that afiar the =-5psF
esvth 49, eees bosp1 . iss % 81 witI
- TMehsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

New York. April 22 some high
prices have been received al a sale OF
show Horses brought here by r. NJ
Tichenor 4 Co. Of Chicago. James
Hobart More made two OF the highest
bids recorded. he paid $500 IOf
Bond aud Lllard. cross matched pair
Of dappIe gray and coaiblack r. dihSs
bred in Kentucky. shinasi brOthep
out bid Judge Moore on Store and
Tempest. matched pair OF bay geld
ingS, which they secured for $500
The highest priced horses sold vas
May Morning. which was purchased
by Judge Moore for $3.50. A brown
gelding saddle horse. Minstrel
brought $1,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
WILL BUILD 6RsAr RAILROAD.
Plans Ase Completed for the construe
ton Of Western Pacific.

ton Of Western Pacific.
New York. April 22.--Pians have
been completed in Wall street accord,
Ing to the Herald by which funds for
the construction Of the Western Pa.
cihc railroad are absolutely assured
A syndicate OF street banking
houses Is stated to have agreed to buy
$50,0OO.OOO of these bonds from the
company, the proceeds of the sale OF
which will complete line from Salt
Lake to Oakland, Cal. These bank
ing houses, Il Is understood, will par
ticipate the issue. On It's completion
the Western Pacific will become an
integral part OF the Gould system from
the Atlantic TO the Pacific and will
complete the first line across the Unit
ed States under one management. Al
present the Gould system terminus
is at Salt Lake, on the west. The
eastern line TO the seaboard at Balti
more Is now being completed hrou
connections al Pittsburg between the
Wabash, West Virginia Central and
the Western Maryland.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Tho ABti.ClgsEvtls League, en- OF.
KAnlsatIou composed Of boys who are
Silliag 70 isks 90 oblisnti0u not 20
smoke the deadly cigarette. has been
organized In thIs eliy
AZ the meeting held FRIDAY evening
in The EvadlnG room Of the " G. 7 e.,
Rasssll Albright wa slsetsd psssldsst
unanimously. This yOanK maB was
largely Instrumental 10 GFgssiEing ths
League.
The nsIt mssti0g Sill b. held Pri-
day sVsaing. Whsn other 0aissn will
be elected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Death Of Young chad.

The numsrOus fFisSds In this city Of
NJ aud Nh. q, n. Lock Of DansslIoa
will regret 10 lsaFn Of the death Of
thsiF llttls 4.ysaF-oId daughter. Char.
lotle, which occurred Friday night.
They formerly resided here. AID the
information vas received with q great
deal Of sadness.
Rev. y n, Csalgklll OF Holy Trinity
Church vas summoned 70 conduct the
funeral. which vas held ~ Dsde
City lie vas accompanied by Master
Edward Lock. brother Of the deceased.
who was 10 thIs eity 81 ths time Of her
death.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Trsvsdy a bsss epslau.

10, sprihEs. April s1.--sT. .. cavss
aaagh. . bTiehsaysF fFpm "a. faulr.
emytied . revolver into e sumber AZ
briek mas0ns hsis today. 1uhn snd.
lEsb. Of chsten. hass. wan isstantiv
Killed In = scramble for saesl,. sev.
svai o. the iabeters we're sesste,s
bart Ths troubis afoss over ne az.
tsfsnees 10 ioeai bFiek laYagf nnlna
mattsfA caVanasHh ka6 bosa street.
- aHa ls d taiL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
DECLARES FRANCE IS
PERFECTLY NEUTRAL
Government Sends Important
Orders To Minister.
JAPANESE ARE HARD TO PAcIFY
They Believe Admiral RoJestvsnsIsy
Remains In kamrsnh Harbor With
Full knowledge OF Franee--RusSians
Minister to China Dies.

Paris, April 22.--As q result Of the
communications between the govern.
ments at Paris and 81. Petersburg the
Russian government has forwarded ur-
gent orders to Admiral Rojestyensky
to vigorously respect the neutrality
OF French waters. This Is 4 precau.
tionRry measure. In addition spe.
cial instructions have been sent to the
goEernor-general Of Indo-China, NJ.
Beau. and Foreign Minister Delcasse
has Instructed the French minister
at Toxic TO give the Japanese minis.
ter for foreign affairs assurances that
It is Frances purpose to preserve
strict neutrality, these being similar to
the assurances given to DR.. Motono.
the japanese minister at Paris.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Phua6slPhia. tpfu zz-Tks CssS,s
Bond Tradins stamp ermpsny via
headquarters iu his city hss ciOa@s
Zee ooouL HandredS % ROmeu xifk
h0Sha niist already fos reesmpti0n
called ~ TIE oo1ptHy's stsrs today
oaly 70 ah9 tia, X hnd bsen vaesfsd
TIE eonpaHy AAd bs<n 10 basiness
bsss Coz several nostta GA6 hAa Es4s
q wids diatribssio4 ~ its stanp4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Germans Leave Japanese Army.

Toxic, April 22.-MSjor Prince Carl
Anton Won HOhenzollern arrived Rt
Moji today from the headquarters OF
the Japanese army where he has been
the representative OF Emperor Wi.
liam, General Prince Kanin accom-,
panied Prince Carl from Manchuria.
The latter is coming to Toxic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

waived and this bill was read three
times and passed by the House, 81 to D.
Mr.. Dorman OF Suwanne, To pre-.
scribe the fees Of sheriHs in lunaey
proceedings,
Mr.. Robson OF Leon-For the relief
OF Leon county, This ia q claim on be.
half OF Leon county for reimbursement
to the county by the State ot about
~ 800, money paid out by the county
for rent OF an Armory for the use OF
State troops.
Mr.. AveTy's bill to require street car
companies and Others In this State To
furnish separate eAVs or divisions for
white and colored passenger TO re-
quirs said companies aud others TO
keep white aud eolored passengers In
thcir respective cara or divisions 10
give conductors and employees OF said
companies police powers, and to pro-
vide penalties for the violation Of this
act, was passed by the House without
opposition.
The House then adjourned until next
Monday afternoon,
Legislative Notes,
A large number OF members Of the
Legislature left here on q special
train al o'clock Friday afternoon for
Pensacola on AN Invitation from
the chamber OF commerce Of that city
to visit the feet Of Uhitsd stAtsS ma
val vessels nov IN that port. They
will return a. noon Monday.
The examination Of witnesses In the
Brown. BAskin case closed Friday,
The arguments OF the attorneys for the
contestants will be heard on Monday
afternoon.
Senators we're given an opportunity
to express themselves on the Key
west railroad extension Friday on the
tea, vote. The voting vas IA amend.
ments, but the anAl vote In the SEM
ate will take place on Monday after.
noon. The vote In ths senate on thH
bilPs CHal passage will nos be 20 sloss
- on the amendments, unless present
predictions fail. The friends Of the
bill think tbey have eighteen or nine
teen votes IL will 30 10 the House
early heIt week. The Importance Of
the extension Of = Hoe Of railroad ftom
the maitland 10 the island Of Key
Wees 10. IN Lhs BInds Of those inter.
ssted Ia the development OF the State,
paramount To any proposition that has
been diselosed 10 Ihs hls,0Fy 1T Flor.
Ida sine" Il became the property Of the
Unitrd States.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

wasAinEou. Aprl % Mr. sHioai
ne 1apanese charge dARaircs hs~s,
has prssentsd 70 Secretary Tai, 9 e7yY
a. the noie pressntsd By ths Japanese
mInlnter h Pars Yesterday 70 TIE
Frsnch forslgn Oacs n rsasttou q
the et0rFyanre q aruiraiiiy touarS
flsinelVenxky'e ases-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Hong Kohe. April p There 10 q
noticeable activity amoaR TIE British
uquAdron TIE armOfed cruiseFl
Hogus has been ordered 10 30 in rad
lness ,a proceed 20 sea a. tao huars'
notice 9Th fril Eteam-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
WOMAN HOLDS BURGLAR.
Hangs on to CoattaiLs TIL Escape
Is CIT. off.

Mrs. Ray Oppenheimer, who lives in an apart
ment house at No so West 12Sth-st., yesterday
caused the capture of man the police believe
to be a dangerous burglar, probably one of the
gang that has been robbing houses in Harlem
The man says he is Charles Mitchell, of the Del
aware Hotel. Hoboken.
Mrs. Oppenheimer went out shopping yester-
day. leaving her apartment unoccupied. She
returned about o'clock and found the door
open. She hurried into the apartment and saw
a strange in the dining room.
Don't be alarmed. lady" he said. L am only
the gas man.
IF you are the gas man. how did you get in
here2" Mrs. Oppenheimer demanded.
The man attempted to brush past Mrs. OPP
penheimer and run down stairs. She caught
him by the coattails and hung ON, screaming
for help The man finally succeeded in break
ing away, but the time he lost was enough TO
allow the janitor of the apartment to get to the
foot of the stairs and for number of women to
congregate there.
Mrs Oppenheimer reached the foot OF the
stairs where the janitor was holding the
man almost as soon as the fugitive. She thrust
her hand inside his waistcoat and drew out a
chiseI weighing two or three pounds He at
once ceased struggling evidently afraid that
Mrs. Oppenheimer would hit him with the
chiseI The ianitor's wife then called Patrolnan
BOhen.
At the station the prisoner was searched and
according to the police, twelve pawntickets call
ing for tewelry and other articles of value were
found He also had number of articles OF Jew
elrv, two gold watches and gold cigar cutter
Several of these articles including the cigar
.,++or Mrs Ornenheimer said were taken from
her apartments. z -
elrv and its owners in the hope OF fastening
other robberies on the man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
F. Il. MILLER DROWNED.
Mystery of Bingkamton Mans Dis
appearance SoIUed.

Ringhamton, N Y. Oct 1.-two boys In
boat at the foot of AIurray-st. in this city AT
o'clock this afternoon discovered the body or
Frederick A. Miller floating in the river Mr..
Miller. who was a travelling salesman Tor a
wholesale paper house in this city and who was
a member of the firm mysteriously disappeared
on October :. A reward was offered FOR lhforiha-
tion in regard 10 him. and all OF ms customers
i'm New-York, PENNSYLVANIA ana ONO anu inc
,,,tborities in those States have been looking
for him for ten days
# &c thought that while temporarily insane
,,r Miller Jumped into the river above the city.
A friand Of his, who was the last person to
see him alive met him on the street late on
tho night that ne disappeared. he aPpeared
+rones and said We'll, it's all up with me
nov" Mr.. Miller was thirty-nine years Old
married.. and had two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
nARnNrg INrERFERENcE.

7, nv opipion there is too much tampering on
the mart Of parents with their chdrens love affairs
7, &c the immediate concern of the young people
concerned and they should be allowed to settle it
m their own satisfaction AS much unhappiness is
caused t,,- the well meant but meddlesome interior
enc. If narents and friends could possibly come
from the marriage. however I'll assorted 1t might
seem TO others TO be-
Where the watehfuness OF parents should come
en- m my thinking is in preventing their children
4or, knowing at ali socially persons whose charac-
80 nosition in society antecedents render them
..tn,nossibIe mother who cannot protect her
aa,ahter from forming undesirable acquaintances
@ So1Iv herself to blame if some such acquaintance
;,aUs INTO intimacy. and that. in turn INTO an
Iltos44II,annt that even a domestic catacySn may
not be sufficient 10 snake -. .. ho --..t,, ind
NJ -, md Young are apt 10 De pretty lhoe-
DE-. mont the girl acQuaintances they MAKE as
- ober details Of their personal CONDUCT put
~ az" I,0ther is going to let her glTl make What
II rtIL,,tintencee and form what friendships she
,sas FOR PHYS sake what VIII she concern her-
self about? -. .tr,a and oDportunfty to get
snLed 70 an undesirable man ana Ilten no ls
.a, nd earth wrench them apart 10 PleCiselS
ne Iaol-ing on while your daughter seta
n l and then hustling her off al the cost oL laas
non s am and much bomesickness 70 some expensive
the love AFFAIR before it happens Then
Hands of!
Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
ROY HURT By AUTO. "
Runs in Front of Machine and Is
BddLy Bruised.

While crossing 7th-ave. near %th-s'' 'ate yeStTE-
dsv afternoon Lawrence Sexton eleven years olu
80 No 80 10th-ave. was knocked down and run
over Inv an automobile. owned by Walter Z Kerr
Tree,dant of Westinghouse. Church. Kerr q o.
engineers in Bridge-st. and living IN ponsah hiI's
staten island The hoy was so badly injured th"t
- - 10 he removed to Roosevelt Hospital Ihe
nbanTeur OF the machine, Angelo de Mayo was
locked up in the West s7th-st. station He was
orrair,ed in the West Side court. before Mag
iptr.+s Wahle. and held in $1,000 bail for examina-
ton on october g.
NJ Kerr's eleven ear-old daughter and Miss De
Rouville were in the automooue' WHICH "'Vol''iS
- ths notice was going at a moderate rate OF
sYeed when Sexton darted in front OF it. The rhs
ksse,,r tried 10 stop but the machine struck the
chdul hrS he fell under the wheels. Miss De Rou-
Uy {unnped from the automobile, lifted up the IN
SllIe 3aTs how and started 10 carry him to the ma
cbine when she was stopped by the police. " no
SnnnrToned an ambulance from Roosevelt Hospital
Xhta waiting for the ambulance Miss DE Rou-
Vile held the boys head IN her lap ana asked the
crnvd which gathered 10 keep back.
n was found at the hospital that the boy was
s,frerine from a possible fracture of me nip and
numerous Commissions.