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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-01-31

The railroad committee and board
Of directors Of the Commercial club
met yesterday afternoon to consider
the proposition Of the Arkansas, Ok
iahoma & Northwestern railroad to
build d road to this city. ]. K. Giles
pie, representing the eastern financlers
who have put up the money for the
preliminary survey, and who will
build the line, was present and sub
mitted the following proposition;
To the Railway Committee and Com
mercial Club
Vinita, Ind. Ter.
4 Gentlemen
The locating engineer Of the
Arkansas, Oklahoma & Northwestern
Railway company is now in the field,
looking out line to conform to the
required maximum grade and curva-
ture, and is within few miles Of this
city, and expects to reach here on Fri
day, February l.
He will continue thru The Spayinaw
country, and If he finds he can get
thru that section it will throw Vinita
on the line desired; but that you may
fully understand the possible necessity
for a change, | will state that the
engineer has also found very practic-
able route from Nowata to the mouth
Of Spavinaw creek on Grand river,
passing thru Chelsea and getting out
On the fat woods tableland south and
east Of Sravinaw, by way OF a creek
coming into Grand river just below
the mouth Of Spavinaw,
AS he claims that to be feasfbie
line, and about two miles shorter, you
can see we have some obstacles to
overcome in running by way Of Vinita;
therefore desire that you assist me
in my efforts TO have the Vinita line
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
Avviso Importanse.

IA presehte per farFi nnto che Il Sig.
u s. Ginefas sgtnte dell The EQUITABLE
Accident company. Vermont Accident IN
s0s1ce. 10 dispensato daE'inearico. E
vesue nominate agente ia sua were. IL
sot'oscritto. con ofFicl a n $50 Main
street. room d. Cafrier block
Sc per Il passato fufono Dc lameutarsi
negligence 81 irregolafita. mel pagamenti
d'indcuuita, non soao da ineolpare Il
compaqnie; tauto e vero Gle d quaint
81 sono prsssutati al mic uficio per re.
clami. yifettenti ifTegolarita perlne del
Settenibre delisHno aecorso, fG sollea-
tameate fiparaio con reciprocal s03dis,
faziore. 81 guesto possono tostunoni-
are suche Yari Iialiaui. che mi fluono
poi gentih ii coniiah rinsraEizsmeuti
& s0tfoseFitfc, per ovyiare in awe
nire and ogni pin riecolo inconyeniente
has pgeso anale agente 81 gostro
connazionaie Sig. + Niroh, che, unto
ne ayTe Il doyere al aiutare lopersio
10 distrazia o inalsttia al ottenefe i'm
niaaiatamente lindenuizzo pattuito Ia
p0ligxa transformations.
Nella speranza hi esssre onorato della
stsssa fdaeia, che mai ri maneata
trs ebloTo che trattaFono AFFAIR." con me
j. c. Cnggs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
Literary shop Ruies

When you write Western book, though
you never saw the West.
Your cowboys and your mines may pro
woke the wise 70 Jest,
But il this rule you'll observe you will
make a Bit for fair
When your WesterHers are talking make
it -that" instead Of sthefeH
Wien yOu write q Northern yarn, Of
the long Alaska trail
True, You may not know Alaska, and
may prove it the tale
There e simple rule % follow, lest vouI
book meet viii sad fate
Il you call tae sled dogs shuskiesr you
cen bluff i through FIRST rate.
When you write nature story bout
the kindred q the wild,
And the critics caun0t give ans praiss
that's m7ye than mild,
There IS just one plan - follow, Il
you'd win fame cut Of hand
Get the President IS roast &, and Evil
sell % beat the bard
Denver Republican.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

Ed. Merritt lost horse Friday.
jim knight Is confined to his bed With
illness
Mrs. N F. wells has named her cot
tage, The Pines
James Carson Of Barre was at Frank
Kenerson's ever Sunday.
Carroll Clark of LynaonviIle was hsrr
over Sunday calling on old friends
Ms. Lavina Lyford Of Worcester,
ALAS. is visiting Der son, Sherman Ly-
ford.
SIR. and Mrs, Sidney Davis and wife
Of Newport are here visiting relatives
and friends.
Henry smith went last week 70 Old
Orchard. Me- 70 visit ThaHhal Mason
and family.
III. and Mrs. Walter Bowers 81 wor-
osster, Massv are stopping az Afs-
Hiram Weila
b. Myers returned Saturday from q
business trip through The central part
OF sbe state.
George Reid has finished work for
Z Charles Preston. he will now 60 70
wQTk painting.
The directors of the SCHOOLS have IS
sied course % studies TO Re used thi.
/ year IN the town schools.
I 8iiss Marjorie Wells went to St
Ipbushury Monday where she viii at
tend the academy there.
sir. and Mrs. S. C. voodry returned
z Monday from Joe's pond after . weeks
stay AZ their cottage On Cedar point.
George Adams and wife Of Barton
Handing, who have been visiting be-
parents. Dir. and Mrs Hiram Russle, re-
turned bone Monday
\ Among those from here that are at
tending Montpelier seminary are Lesley
Russie. Emerson Hoyt Nela Putnam
I George Currier. Agnice Warren, Marjori'
I Lawson, Christine Currier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
WII.LIAMSTOWN

Arthur Carpenter Of Chelsea ia visit.
ing 81 Q. f Seaver's
George Patterson is expecting to
move 70 Barre soon.
Miss Blaneh Nixon Is attending tae
Montpelier seminary this fan.
Mrs. George savpry IL visiting her
children IL West Lebanon, y. H.
1Ir. and Mrs Perlsy Sanders are vis.
ting friends in Sortaae1 Tor q few
DAYS
Roscoe Lynds left today for Mortified
where he viii attend the Norwich mi.
versisy.
air whiteomb is moving from vi.
Sehofield's tenement into the house with
Joseph Grepgry.
Rodney Seaver has moved 10 his
brothers. onley Seavsrs. whore be sill
make his home for the present.
Leon AfeAlhster returned the frst 81
the week from TunhridCe Were he has
been working through ne summer.
Mrs. Martha Erskine has sola her
farm 70 1larshfeld parties and Mrs
rskine will move to the village having
bought George Patterson's place
J. X. Lynde sold bis four large work
horses to Charles Abbott OF East
Barre. These horses have worked on
the road machinc through the sumner.
O A. Blanchard with his beip are
making great improvements along TIE
highway, s. cutting away the brush and
I burning IL There Is still more "a ca,
on some Of the roads.
I H. S. Drury aud sister. NJ. j
Irary and Merle IAwrcnee visited n
{ Fast Corinth 0var sunday. Mrs ufar1
returned home with them Monday even
ing after few days visit with friend-
there
Friends and relatives Of +. L. Tracy
and wife numbering % came from BARR
in T. J. Bolsters four horse carriagi
Z Monday for DIS visit At Fair Visu
farm. Those present were Mrs sarai
Bond Of Barre, Mrs. II. E. Bond an,
family, Mr. Carl Rollins and family, Mr.
III. NJ Allen and family, slr sheldol
Smith adm wife. Mr. Charles Beese. Nir
Eugene Makoon and family, Mr. vii
Higgins and wife Of Barnet, ar. 4. w
Harwood ard family Of Manchester
IN H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
. JINGLES AND JESTS
] - "a q sslAl q 80
The Philoso pher.

In garden planned with rare
In a day gone bv
Stands \ sundtal quaint and OLD
Looking At the sky
And around Its gray Old face,
There among TIE flowers,
Il TINS MOTTO carved i eannt
None but sunny hosnsp
Like a sentinel Il stands
While the hnHrs run.
Marking ont tie message
Given 81 the SUN.
Should shefe come a time al storm
Cloudy days ard arear
Patient ard serene Il waits
TIL the skies are clear.
Oh, y0u grey philosopher,
With your motto true
Hear me make a solemn vow
In he brave as y0a
Be Iifg's weather what it may,
Sunny days o. showers,
Memory shall register
None bnt sunny hourslr
st. Nicholas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

TIE gity counEil wili do well b ~
siow IN granting franchises to a rev
poser cclIspa Il has been the rale
10Y sereral sears for the city 10 exact
2 trans iise tax. The Gas eompany, and
the asw isiephcHe eonpaHies which have
recently tesn doing business III shs
city par ss1rh taxes. and II this poNel
company il 80 b giysa 4 franchise il
shosaM he under sueh coaditians. Gar
streets are now 50 eneiimbered with
poles ana nires that many 81 them arr
uaslgatly. and II asl corporations could
hs required 10 put their wires under
groana, il would he great adyahcs ii
THE right directi0n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

n every lias 81 business excepting
thai 81 governments, man II selected
Tor tie position be ills "a It's fitness
Tor III And If he s Thoroughly sapa Bic
NJ 4 kept ii I'll u long ~ BE viii stay
in K. But p the affairs Of government,
man Il selected eftcntimes becanse
he's gooI fellow iss his tara, Or
through lis sehsming to secure an Office
be isn't gnasiaed to It'll after be is elect
ea - n Fer This reason Il Il wise
provision that allows 81 frequent changes
Or r0tatiou IN once Bis where man
u elected To ia oAiee, which he tlls ae-
repssbIg. With greift to himself and to
the state there * no reason why he
should not n returned To the office Al
iong IS he viii aeccpt Vermont has
always shown good judgment in this
matter IN tile chciee " senators and
congressman. BY eleefipg good men and
then keeping them Il Washington, 50
long as they win remain there. The
same course ii tie seieetion Of lawnsak-
sEs for the state would prove equally
ss beneficial A representative Il Ger.
.ainly better qualified to consider mat-
tiers Of state after term at Montpelier
than new member #, and If he has any
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
EAST BARRE

Dir. ana aiss John Boyes are enter
tanning friends This week
alrs. Ella C6eney left for aeF hogae in
AipntpeiieF last Saturday
Ms. clara Chamberlain expects u
visit friends IN WaIdea tnia week
4 new family IRON TIE eity has
moved into the tenement over Alex-
Smith.
Viii Fraser has moved 10 the farm AZ
N-hsat0nNifla which Ne recently pur-
chased.
Miss Marguerite Tucker accompanied
Mrs. Lucy Sargent On q short tfip n.
Gently
KimbalI Coonsy has fnished work AZ
the city and begins for A. Deselstfe
Tuesday
A new daughter arrived At the home
of Air and Mrs. arthur McAllisteE last
Sunday.
Mrs. -Tottr ThuFston il stopping ~
the home 81 fSr daughter, AEs Stewart
Moore fer few aaFs.
The regular aa@s-ing oF the III. G r
T.. will e heid wits Mrs Fl L. Tucker
Friday aftea-oan n ? sa0
Ne nosice raat fosest p.oleost nas ex-
changed horses again, beiag laow ths
possesscr ii handsome bay.
Afrs. A. R Hutchinson returned home
1 last SATURDAY after spending faTee o.
four weeks at Queen City park.
Mrs. Alnos Hall q somewhat soFe aul
lame from bruises gecsFyea in an aeei4
dent last Saturday night, but thankfu
il Was no worse.
The people NJ East Barre mast "
preparing for q scrub. Judging BIZ tas
boxes which arrived from the LaFSiF
Soap manufacturers iast week
aErs. Carrie (Balsa) GiIlespi and littil
/ daughter of Boston, VITO has been ii
4 tha eitv for two or three weekgs III nov
visiting at Mrs.. III n Sargents.
AIRS. Fred Cresgsan returned las.
week frnn her trip II N. B.. where sh'
Vas called Facensly by the sickness SIX
death II ter father. D. AeAdan.
Fred I.eanara has moved into tie c
2 n. plttslev ten@meuf and Arthur Me
4 AIlister has moved into the house Ng
I Leonard vacated and rceentlg purchase.
/ BIZ aim.
4 The regular meeting III shs W'ilchaser
4 Trige 81 I. o. r. Nj, Will Be neld d
/ Thurs aay evening az hall past seven i
8I d. N \. hall Members please TAX
notice ard be present
! Miss Margaret Iynch vent to Be-
home IN Montpelier last Saturday
! She RMS spent the greater part III he
summer vacation with ner aunt an.
uncle, ar and Mrs. j. @. Hagsn.
Mr.. and Ars. ]. b. Haean spen
Saturday and Sunday with frienas Il
Waterbury. Their daughter, Katie, ar
rived home from Montpelier Natardsl
evening. ard Miss Julia begins he
school ia GrsniseyiIie on Tuesday.
TIE schools in an four rooms be
gan theiv fall term with a large afteu
dance Tuesday The first raom
taught b. Miss Graee Tsocklins the zee
ona room II Taught bT Miss Grace Nc
D0naid; the third room Il taurst b
Marion Ssnborn; the fourth room /
taught hy Jennie Mckenzie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
MANY AFFLICTED.

Il Is surprising what q lot Of people
limp about suffering from oorns Suf-
ferinG from such q cause is really Hn-
neces sary. Corus can be removed IN
two or three DAYS withohr TIE feast
pain. injury 81 inconvenience. We uu-
darstand that G. H. Keudrick & Co,
Druggists, have something that s a
cure cure for c0rns. II yon are affect
"a. better see them st once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
IA North Main ST Barre, Vt.

special ability he should be returned for
second ard third and even fourth
term. The Times hopes the agitation fpr
longer service already begun ia several
state papers viii Be continued until
something il accomplished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

And ncw il leFelops that the cotton
rop ~ 1906 was W. SMALL margin
ihe largest II the history u southern
soEton production, and il II stated she
PRESENT price VI cotton goosas n higher
lhan the cost of cotton warrants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

@Whats causing al thas racket II
there" asked the business caller, paus-
ing at the door Of tie Office.
Couple d agents sryin' TO sell the
boss two different kinds d eyclopadia s /"
said the Office boy.-Chicago Tribune
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
FIFrY YEARS MARRIED.
Golden Wedding Anniversary at St.
Iohnsbury.

lNMASDAAys
st. Johnsbury. Sept 8-Tho iahahi
tants Of this village were out IN full
force last night p % honor 70 Mr. and
Mrs Alexander b Prinale 90 The ~.
oasion Of their s0th wedding annfyef.
sary, Mr. pringle Was born IA Ryseatc
in 1888. Through the Civil War BE- was
member n TIE 18th Vermont rcei.
ment In 1890, he came to this village.
where he has conducted market
garden HIS wife was Julia a. Iangblir.
and they were married IN Ryeeate 80
years ago last Friday Mrs priugle's
brother, a s. Langlliu, celebrated rs
golden wedding 81 bis home in Barnet.
MI. ard Mrs Pfinule are prominent in
the Congregational churca and have
four children William a.. Of Niagara
Falls. the Rev Henry ~. az Waterfille,
Ne. Mrs Charles r. Robertson q Sill.
ford, 81 r. and Prof James NJ OF
sharon, Aass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

win You boiler for help If try 10
kiss yousa
Sou won't need help, I'll hold per-
fectiy still Houston Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

Smith & Cummings are offering 70 the
people Of Barre the most liberal cash
discount ever offered for this month
beginning aug. IL and lasting to septem-
Der u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

7"77-- 49, rs
The Interesting Reading a Horrible
Adventure An Artful Husband Not
Such Fool AS He Looks Saved from
the Wreck The Bandit ktng 600 feet
al hlm III this pietrre Rnbe Brown
in Town 1000 feet 81 film il this pies
tugel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
rr.LrsYRArRn soNas .

sWe'M Be Together When the Clouds
Roll By When the Flowers Bloom
ID Spring Time. HelloE All Right.
Coed BE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
As so

Sc Alhaaa wants hack tariff sstab-
sEled by LAP city eaancil for That city
are wants pulssie haek
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04
Wonderland
Picture Go.
HALE'S PAVILION.
EVERY RIeHT At $40 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.IO 7. M
FOURTEENTH WEES


We try To give special attention to
ladies and children
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

JENNIE LAWS, Soprano.
GRACE BROWN. Pianist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-04

Among those from here that are At.
tending Montpelier seminary are Lesley
Russle. Emerson Hoyt Nela Putnam
George Carrier, Agnioe Warren, Marjorie
Lawson, Christine CuTrier.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
BIG GENERATOR EXPLODES;
BROADWAY IN DARKNESS
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 2O.-The explosion
of an enormous electric generator to-
night in the lighting plant of the New
York Edison company at Thirty-eighth
street and First avenue caused dark
ness on New York's most brilliantly
lighted district and the explosion was
followed by fire. Although the firemen
responded promptly, the water they
threw into the building semed only to
spread the flames, which were feeding
on the insulation Of the great mass of
wires inside the building.
For half an hour Broadway was al
most in darkness The footlights in
half a dozen theaters were so dim
that the actors were hardly distin-
guishable to the auditors and in some
places stampedes were narrowly avert
ed. Scores of little moving picture
theaters We're put out of commission
and in Bellevue hospital the attend
ants were busy for many minutes
quelling a panic among the patients.
Emergency generators were finally
placed in operation by the lighting
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
SPECIAL HONORs
FOR OR|ENTALS
United States Government to Show
Every Courtesy and Attention
to Officers from Japan
and China
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCldI6u 1TeSS.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Special
honors will be paid by the United States
government to the distinguished Of
ficers of the Japanese and Chinese
armies who are to represent their gov
ernments at the jamestown exposition
At the suggestion of Gen. Bell, chief
of staff, orders have been sent to Lieut..
Gen. Macarthur, the highest ranking
officer of the United States army, who
is now in command of the Pacific di-
vision at San Francisco, to proceed
with his staff to Seattle in time to
meet and give official welcome to Gen.
Kuroki, one of the heroes of the late
war with Russia Lieut. Gen. Kigoshi
and twelve other officers of the Japan
ese army, who are due at that port
May l, and escort them to jamestown
by way of this city.
The members of the party will stop
here for the purpose of paying their re-
| spects to the president, who probably
will give dinner in their honor
| The representatives of China include
three military officers Of the rank of
colonel, who are in charge of Capt.
Henry Leonard of the marine corps.
recently relieved from duty as military
attache to the United States legation
at Pekin. They are expected to arrive
at San Francisco about May l.
Capt. Brewster of the Ninth infantry.
now on duty at the army war college
in this city, has been charged with the
| duty of meeting the Chinese officers
upon their arrival at San Francisco
and accompanying them across the
continent to the jamestown exposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
TAFT AND HUGHES
MAY HEAD TICKET
Preliminary Campaign Practically on
Now In New York and ohlo-Poli-
tleians Think Combination
Is Strong One
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 2O.--A dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says:
Taft and Hughes. That is the ticket
which seems to appeal to the majority
Of the administration followers, ana
they point to the fact that the pre-
liminary campaign practically Is con-
centrated in the two states of Ohio and
New York.
In each state the president has been
attacked personally, and in each state
he has the right to ask for personal
vindcation through the Endorsement of
a candidate in sympathy with his point
Of view on governmental matters.
The idea of coupling the secretary of
war with the governor of New York
has proved popular one.
Experienced politicians say 1t would
be about as strong a combination as
could be imagined. Each of the two
men would bring force to the ticket, and
do It, too, in a state more or less un
certain according to ordinary political
standards
1t should not be understood of course,
that President Roosevelt is behind this
ticket, but the names of Taft and
Hughes are grouped together so often
by people who are in the confidence of
the president as to give the impression
that this ticket would meet with his
approval to an extraordinary degree.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
DEMOCRATS PLAN
1903 PLATFORM
TARIFF REFORM TO BE ONE
FEATURE
In Case William J. Bryan Controls the
Convention, Absolute Government
Ownership Of Railroads VIII
Not Be Demanded
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 20.-A dispatch to
the Record Herald from Omaha says:
The Democratic national platform of
1908, If William j. Bryan controls the
conveption, will not demand absolute
government ownership of the railroads.
This was authoritatively announced
yesterday by James c. Dahlman, ma
tional committeeman from Nebraska,
The statement is in the nature of an
official announcement for the reason
that Mr.. Dahlman Is in close touch
with Mr.. Bryan and recently has been
in conference with him over the plans
and policies Of the Forthcoming cam
paign.
From the same source 1t is stated
that tariff reform will again become a
dominant feature of the platform.
The platform, according to Mr.. Dahl
man, already has been mapped out and
VIII contain some radical changes from
the document adopted in 1904. While
Dahlman was not able to go into min
ute details, he says the prominent
planks in Mr.. Bryan's declaration of
the principles will concern trusts, the
tariff, state regulation and money, the
railroad ownership plank, of course
being conspicuous by it's absence.
Campaign Contributions
Constitutional guarantees will have
strong Endorsement, and the accept
ance of campaign contributions from
trusts and large corporations will re-
ceive severe condemnation. The plat
form will define the necessity for and
proper use of money contributed for
running campaigns.
Usurpation of power by the president
also will be made a strong point, and
the convention will be asked to de-
clare that President Roosevelt, in this
respect as well as in the matter OF
accepting or approving campaign con-
trtbutions, has oVerstepped true Demo-
cratic principles.
Government economics will receive
the usual attention and a halt will be
demanded in naval extensions. 1t will
be declared that the vast sums being
spent on armament could be much bet
ter employed in irrigating the plains
of the west. Development of river nav
igation is to be indorsed.
Election of United States senators by
direct vote of the people, reformation
of civil service rules and a strong for
eign policy will be strongly proclaimed
and pledged.
No oVertures of any sort are to be
made to the Populists beyond a general
invitation directed to all classes to
join the Democratic party in an effort
to enforce the principles proclaimed
and demanded in the Democratic plat
form.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
DISCHARGED WAITER KILLS
HIS FORMER EMPLOYER
BY Associated Press.

OAKLAND, April 2O.-John Macko-
vich, proprietor of the Gas Kitchen on
Thirteenth street, and one of the best
known restaurant men in this city, was
shot and killed tonight in the presence
of his wife and a number of customers
by a discharged waiter named Frank
Smith. Smith, who had been dis
charged during the afternoon, APP
preached Mackovich from behind and
drawing a revolver, fired five shots,
each Of which took effect, and Macko-
Vich fell and died almost instantly.
Smith then escaped and up to an
early hour this morning had not been
captured.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-21
YOUNG GIRL IS
THUGS VICTIM
Employe Of Candy store In San Fran.
cisco Attacked by a Man She
Asked to Direct Her
Home
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.--Ethel
Sergaton, a 17-year-old girl, was fatally
beaten at Sutter street and Central ave-
nue., at 1 o'clock this morning while on
her way to her home on Lobos avenue.
Miss Sergaton is employed at a down
town candy store and does not finish
her work until after midnight. She has
but recently moved to the Point Lobos
address and was unacquainted with the
streets in that neighborhood. On her
way home this morning she asked n
man who was passing along the street
to direct her to her home. He bade her
follow him.
They had proceeded but short dis
tance when the man turned and saw
agely attacked here. The girl was
picked UP unconscious a few moments
later and taken to the Park hospital.
There 1t was found that her skull was
fractured and that she had sustained
other serious injuries. The attending
physicians say that she will probably
die. Her assailant escaped.