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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
MAKES GOOD, HEALTHY FLESH
The Quaker Drug Co. offers 10 PAY
for ssmose II II Fails

Begin the use Of samose today
and You will soon notice "a gain i'm
good healthy flesh To an who are
ihlH weak and run down. this re-.
variable flesh forming food prom.
lsos plump. rosy. perfect health.
vigof and vitality
sanlose minglcs with the food
that b. eaten so that n ls aaalnilat.
I'D by the blood. and builds 40
pleasing plumpneaa and good
healthy flesh Those who use ga.
NOSE for week OF ten days viii
soon notice gain in weight aud
an Improvement iu general strength
and health
Pit good solid flesh on your
bones. and you viii be strong and
well. ia no other way can this be
done than by The use OF samose.
II gives plumpnesa and physical
grace 10 tho thin aad scrawny. and
viii make you bright. rosy and nor
mally fat
Samose ls in tablet form. pleas
ant 10 take. aud ia sold by one OF
the most reputable drug stores in
Seattle the Quaker Drug Co. un.
der their personal guarantee 10 re-.
fund the money " 10 does not give
satisfaction
Sent postpaid on receipt Of prico,
zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
STOMACH GAS, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE GO

EVER family here ought 70 keep
some niapepaln Ia The house. a. ass
one u you may have an attack %
Indigestion or Stomach trouhis al
Any time. day Or night
That's harmless pFepafniioa wili
digest anything ynu cat and over
COME Z distressed. uut.of0rdsr
stomach fiFe minutes afssrwards
II your meals don't tempt sou. o.
what littie sou 30 rst saemn 20 fiii
Ypa. ~ lies Lac a lump ~ lead IN
your stomach. or u you have heart
burn that Il q elan 81 Indigestion
Ash your Pharmacist for 80.
cent casv 81 Papoa nlapspain and
take little lnsi 80 soon AZ you can.
There siil be- no sour risluKA. no
bslchlnK ~ undlEeated food miHrd
with acld no stomach gas or heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
WHO WANTS A
MERRY WIDOW?


ALLENTOWN IA. Fan A
preliminary reusus IT THE village Of
ffeNiettown. Lehlgh county 81 az.
vance ~ The national census 10 be
taken IN the sprine shows that 2S
of Sea residents are widows As ga
population ls about 900. the proper
lion of widows Us very large
An Interested citizen. who. how
ever, Is glad he "a neither bach
elut nor widower. but ataid mar
rled man. saws that some 81 the
widows are young ail Arn good look
Ing aud most of them are well fixed
financially
There are only eight widowers IN
che village and ~ the class known
ln ths community aa bachelors that
le men Whu positively seem NOT fo
be- mAirlmoulally Inclined. there
are oaly two
There "a talk ~ having social
90 gri an the widows widowrra nad
bachelors g0Eeihrf under the chap
tfonaNo ~ lhe men aud matFuns Of
che population
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

burn failnoas or heavy feeling IN
b. stomach. Nausea. uebilliaiing
Headaches. Dizziness or intestinal
srlpinK This all ali 80. and be-
sides there wiil b. no sour food
left over Ia the stomach 10 poison
your breath Nith pausoous odofa
Papr'a piapepsin IN certain cure
for out 81 order sfomachs. because
Il prevents fermentation and takes
bold ~ your food and dlEesta IL
lusl the same az n your stomach
wasn't there
Relief IN fyc minutes from al
stomach misery - a. ans druE
store waiiinG Tor you
These large tu.ccnt cases contain
more than sufficient 70 cure almost
any chronic ease - Dyspepsia n.
diEcaiion or any other stomach
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

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pain pgic
] l0ln anl
|xn Incre|
rs CENTS
q ofthe
a the sht |
see cuts
Fast and
fcher's hal
"a are fos |
- that
es pot
= the DO
! the meat
IS Put q |
i shen II |
season
Lslnost do|
~ otato
'ihls way.
~ one te |
,ssn0hs Ia |
u taruneh
n and
n rattle
~ pFtior|
IsNpper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

men Women never instituted such
q standard
Husbands aud fathers admit 20
the home. without challenge men
whose presence iH a menace 90 the
health ~ the home What can
women know about these men1 The
responsibility llea upon men pr
Matthews knows better than be- de-.
elRfea
Women Are the Reseuera
IA o. the woman whn damua the
woman. Dc charges who main
taiua the white Shield home in "a
coma for unfortunate glIiaf The
ahole trend 90 the wurh ~ the
~ a. 2 q Is io uphold The single
standard The white ilfg Cos twa
Sns she watch efF 81 Frances VIII
lard and ~ the hattir ery Of the
" G 7 q one hair million wom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

your Judgment very much, Mon
Hieur
You are asking me "a aid YOU
IN your own folly, said diseon
tentcdly but viii be there, and
bee sure also YOU can not prevent
me from following n you persist
IN this absolute folly a woman
to cross the ROchioa
rose now, and she WAS gracious
enough 60 follow me part way 10.
ward the door We hesiiated there,
awkwardly enough nut once more
our hands met IN some sort ol
fellowship
FORGET ! heard her whlspor
And I could think ~ no reply bot.
ter than that same word,
Ito nc Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02

en- IN this organization are carry
Ing forward The banner ~ purity.
and allied with their wofh % The
~ millions 0f other
women Il is uncomfortable that
the great mass uf women DO not
stand for q pure llfe IN mon
The woman damna The woman
and yet The charity wofh and rescnr
work Of ihe country 10 boinH car.
ued on mainly by women Or
Matthews vicious charge against
women ~ unjust unkIud aud
untrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
DR.. MATTHEWS DOESN'T TELL
TRUTH, SAYS THIS WOMAN
"pr. Matthews vlelpus charge
against women 10 vnIJei, I'm.
Kind, untrue."--Mfa Margaret
o. platt

"Tell Dr Matthew'S 20 quit cuff
inH the W0mena ears and tfounee
the men for a while tie ia a.
WAYS abusing The women Wen
take care Of the women II hetI
look after the men Let him clean
az hia own sex. said Mrs Margaraf
2 Plat atatH president ~ the w.
e. Z q and editor Of the White
Ribbon Bulletin. official organ 0i
the Nent Washington w G. r u,
TO charge the double standard
OF social purity 70 women Is On.
just Who bepns no the red llgbt
district For whose convenience Is
it toleratedT iiy whose authority
40 Il maintained Surely nr Mat
theWa does not claim that u 81 for
women this peslilcutial spot is pre-.
served
She Assails the Minister,
"a ls up to women TO inausuraie
The single standard ~ morals. says
~ MatthfRs They have them
selves tn blame
who instituted the double
Standard 80 wife ever wanted
Il iof her husband Would a mother
advocate 90 fuf her sons Does a
sister believe in ig FOR her hrothsrG
Whore 81 fhc eifi who uphoidf n
for the man she o. % marrYf
Nei women have themselves 10
blame says THIS minister "a g.
the women who receive q nam %
questionable character and damn
the woman Women don't know
che private lives Of men whom their
husbands iaviie io The home. or
ihe lives ~ the Young men who
call upon their daughters Hos
ear theg know immortality Is not
considered immoral among men
Thet ga not dfaR the line ou earh
other What man refuses "a assoc.
clhfe in business oF even in the
homo with another man whom b.
knows f. b. lmmnralf Or what DOES
DC cares That thing passes among
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
WINDSOR
DEALER m
. RAIN
Makes Good All His Claims

Fortunes are being made We ail
phfta az thr country bF Intelligent
meu who seek AiH advice
tie examines Your bead dHfhf
mines fHs extent 81 your ment Hl
equipment tflia sou Whtrf fH 90
ana wHHt Co % 30 make yourself
HurEaHsfuf
Mr q a 0mf BEL weii Known unH
nH uuN ~ fhe shrrwheaf Hnd most
HnfefsHfHl reai fatHfe meu uf Sos
.attir lir iH SUCCESS AND fuf
thr ua#f fHref HnafH everything hr
haH Touched haH FlHHu iH Falur.
itsnd ihr faiiowinE ieftef and thint
A. ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02


WINDSOR. Dealer ln EfninH
Hraftif. Washington
nraf sir li aiFfB me pleasure ~
state ffat go lFNt ! mef Son Iu iiHWe-
ioH TsAaH A. that time } was O
travelling salesman. and Mnt FFff
meii nafiHf8eG with ms position or
fiAanflal condition faH advised me
80 rpmf Co seattle anh engage o. SOC
real estate hgHineas stating fhat
both the climate and thf burlnNHe
muuiA aNfsr wIth me aefta an
pour advice striving in HaAtfIr 6
frN weeks later with cash pitni
~ uHe iinndFs0 aMa fiffY Dollars
n one year ! bad fnaae AND Invested
otst FlFe Thousand ffpilhfa fTN
commissions sometimes exceeding
Nire Hundred Dollars per month.
Tee falloatnN yeas ulf profits Nefs
greater anb af the pfNFeWt tiinF =
have huldInFa fn Seattle Olympia
ahd Tacoma exceeding Twenty Thou
sand Dollars in Neine aii ~ which
has been areumulated honestly iu
iraH tan three years aud hnts hK
following pour suHEratlnn
ny hsaifH NHs been perfect and
have gained about twenty pounds Boz
WEIGHT
: cordially recommend raaF work
% every young man who wishes az
e A. onAF.
~ q Hox 1883
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-02
THE MARKETS

The fefinmtnw are The average prfrss
su"fFd - thv ieehi Wholesalers 90
lnFaf lfaane HsTafs sad feed.
fftees tm ntf rnNHs are subirvf So
tariafteas arH sFdtna 90 fre.hnsss
Esd arneFni EnretirnN~. huf thess
prices. uuirss ofhsrwt4s federated.
are faF STRICTLY fifsf Nradrs
- 49, ..---.-- -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
Arrest Two for
Arson at Cement

Cement, Okla, June 1.-THE sequel
to the disastrous fire in this city
Tuesday morning came when John
Turkneat and mr.. steagel were ar
rested by Deputy sheriff Bishop on
warrant sworn out by Bishop charging
them with arson Both men were
taken to Anadarko and lodged in jail
in default OF bond.
Turkneat and Steagel until recently
conducted pool hall and restaurant
in the building owned by Bishop. The
latter alleges they were in arrears for
rent and were eyicted on that account.
The tenants took their eviction, it IS
said. with poor grace and made vari-
Gus threatT against the owner Of the
building. among others, Bishop says,
they threatened 10 burn the building
No attention was paid to the threats
at the time though they were recalled
after the fire.
The fire started in Bishops build
ing; all indications pointed to the fact
that the fire was started from the out
side. A bundle Of hay soaked with oil
had been piled against the outside Of
the building and from this blaze a
dozen buildings were destroyed,
Feeling ran high Immediately after
the fire, and threats Of mob violence
were not infrequent. No action was
taken, however, until Turkneat and
Steagel we're arrested Both men
maintain their innocence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
FRISCO EXHIBIT
CAR Is COMING

The agricultural and horticultural
car OF the Frisco tines, Ia charge Of
r. S. White, viii Visit chickasha
Wednesday, June 2s, giving an exhibit
together with free lectures by Mr.
white at 300 O'Clock and 1880 p. m.
4 special car has been equipped
with a complete and varied display Of
au~ grains. fruits and farm products
and it win be placed on a side. ok
near the depot whore it may be viewed
BY anyone. Valuable bulletins on ag-
riculture will be distributed free,
The Frisco sends Mr.. White and this
car over its lines for the purpose Of
the agricultural development
OF the country and ii is hoped that
farmers and all interested in agricul.
ture or horticulture will take adyan-
iage Of the opportunity which It al.
lords.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
TOESTABLISH
SCHOOL OF
MUSIC

Col. A. J. Sellers Of San Angelo,
Texas, is here for the purpose Of es-
tablishing a school Of music. He Is
already meeting with much encourage
ment and he viii start his violin class
al once.
Col sellars has taught in some Of
the best colleges in the west aud
comes highly recommended.
Secretary kirkpatrick makes the
following statement:
TO Whom It May Concern:
About two months ago l received a
letter from Col a. J. Sellers Of San
Angelo, Texas, inquiring about Chick
asha as place Of residence, as a To-
cation for a school Of music.
In my reply ! enumerated reasons
why chickasha possessed peculiar adj
vantages along all these aud other
lines. and closed by inviting Col Sci
lers to come here on a trip Of iavesti-
CATION.
This invitation was accepted Col.
Sellers appeared before the directors
Of the Chamber Of Commerce with his
credentials and made so favorable az
impression that the board unanimous
" gave their approval to his plan for
the establishing of school OF music
here On the strength Of this action
Col. Sellers returned to Texas. ar
ranged to dispose Of his property H.
terests there, moved his family to
Chickasha and is now a resident Of
this city and is already organizing a
violin class. / have no hesitation IN
saying that Col. Sellers bears recon-
mendations OF high order both as q
man and musician and further | am
sure that the people Of Chickasha a.
whole viii find in his personality 3
pleasing addition 10 the citizenship Of
this city.
CHAs. g. KIRKPATRICK,
Secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
Name Speakers for
Confederate Reunion

Oklahoma City, June 17.-E. j. Gid
dings, chairman of the committee on
speakers for the Confederate reunion
at Oklahoma City July s. 7 and s,
Thursday gave out the following list
of orators and statesmen who viii
speak at the reunion:
Senator Joseph w Bailey, Of Texas;
Senators r. P. Gore and Robert 1.
owen OF Oklahoma. Gov. c. N. Haskell
Gen. w. L. Cabell. commander of the
Trans Mississippi department .. G. ";
Scott Ferris and q. p. Carter, con
gressmen from Oklahoma: Ross Lii
lard of Oklahoma city. A. F. Moss OF
Oklahoma City, Jack Love, corporation
commissioner; G. B. Emanuel, com
mander Of the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans; Rev. Carter Helm Jones Of
Oklahoma City. Rev. A. f. Smith Of
Tulsa and others.
Several other noted men have been
invited, but the committee is not yet
sure Of their presence. There viii be
ample room on the three days pro
gram for all the speakers at the mo d
ing noon and night sessions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
Teddy is Nearing
His Home Land
CONTINUED from Page -

that England should meet her respon-
sibility there or get out, almost his
every public utterance contained some
suggestion or thrust that startled his
audiences and set the press Of the
world to talking.
It is safe to say that in the last
three months Roosevelt has made
more news" than any private indi-
vidual ever before did in like time.
DISTANCES TRAVELLED
BY ROOSEVELT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

Joe Dews claimes 70 have the only
genuine cross-eyed cat in town. The
feline arrived at the City hail this
morning and walked at once into ihe
Office Of NV Dews where il has taken
up its permanent abode Joe thinks
it is one teat he used 10 own over IN
Arkansas and he values It very highly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

from knife gun, tin can, rusty nail
fireworks, or Of any other nature, de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salye to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It's the quickest,
surest healer for all such wounds as
also burns. boils, sores. skin erup-
tions, eczema, chapped hands. corns
or piles. 25c at Brown g. Co.'S. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

lish public
Honored by special reviews OF the
flower Of the iefench and German ar
mics, being the FIRST civilian ever
given this distinction.
Made new record in the amount
and variety OF game killed in Africa,
securing several new specimens,
Had two narrow escapes from death
from wild animals in the African jun
gles
Retraveled with Mrs. Roosevelt the
route Of their honeymoon III Italy IN
1886.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
Council Holds a
Brief Session

The city council met yesterday after
noon, approved progress estimates or
paving work and considered an ordi-
nance providing for a sewer district
which was laid over until the next
meeting.
The question Of the l. !. & c. build
ing warrants was brought up but a
motion carried 10 adjourn before ac-
tion could be taken on the question
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
POLICE COURT TODAY.

Judge Grlgsby assessed the follow
ing fines this morning:
Jennie Hall and Meta Fletcher. using
abusive language, each IS.
Dave Edmonston and jim Davis,
gaming each $fs.
Carol Wilson, gun play, $2s.
A negro was arrested here on 4
charge Of breaking into a car at Ana
darko and was held for caddo county
officers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
Superb
Musical Attraction
A~ " ~
Cleveland
Ladies
Orchestra

q Highest priced ladies' orchestra in the
business
q Recognized solo artists at each in
etrument
q Professor Alfred Metzdorf, Conduct
or. one Of the Most celebrated violin.
list Of two CONTINENTS.
q Balanced Instrumentation and the
dash and brilliancy Of 3 military band
z Their music c'iss into the soul and
makes life worth living.
q For two programs vt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

II Tom Phillips parachute had fail
ed 70 open when he left that balloon
be would have received an awful fall,
and about three more Of the All Colds
infield would have been shot to pieces
also.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

ne NJ ~oiuS H@A w '""'y '
and feet
The All Colds didn't shine very
much in the game with the Candy
Kids yesterday afternoon.
The All Colds held more trumps
than the Candy Kids and Carrier was
high all through the game, but the
Kids came strong when it came their
time to deal and BY stacking the cards
got the All Colds jack and captured
he game
/ The All Colds took the first trick
aud the third trick unsal they had seven
nlarks on the tally sneet They were
Paying the Candy Kids for their jack
all along and neglected the other
gamblers point, game, and in the sixth
the Kids located the jack and caught
It, and ran away with the game. They
didn't have many trumps but the All
Colds were out Of suit and their
trumps were all played in the first in
ming. When the All Colds finally
parachuted back TO earth the Kids
had ten tallys on the sheet, In their
half the All Colds caught enough
tricks to make two taliys, which was
one short Of enough to tie. The score
stood 10 to ?.
The score:
All golds ............z I'll POI p
Candy Kids ........ 900 OOiO x--1O
II anybody starred Carrier did.
Barefoot umpired good game yes
terday.
Lyons was touched for fourteen hits
and yet the Candy Kids won.
It was not balloon ascension, it
was an ascension Of balloons.
Only two hits were made on car
rier and one Of those was questioned.
The Candy Kids last night soi d
unanimously to tender thanks to the
All Gold team.
Everybody was telling Carrier to
keep cool, and such advise from him
to the team would have looked better.
The sixth inning rallys OF the Kids
are becoming common. Every game
has been won by them in that man.
ner.
Kalamity MCGOWAN established
new hit record yesterday when he
batted 1000 Four times up and four
hits.
It is still question as to whether
Myatt Hefner caught Phillips at third
but that dive Of Hefner's was a credit
to football tackle.
Some one asked Paul Spinning what
his occupation was along in tie sixth
yesterday and he said he wasn't sure
whether be was lumber dealer or an
aviator.
II Tom Phillips parachute had fail
ed to open when he left that balloon
be would have received an awful fall,
and about three more Of the All Colds
infield would have been shot to pieces
also.
The aviation committee Of the All
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

Some one asked Paul Spinning what
his occupation was along in tie sixth
yesterday and he said he wasn't sure
whether be was lumber dealer or an
aviator.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
pEARY coMEs noME

New York, June i7-commander
peary returned today from Europe
where he was lionized by enthusiasts
admirers. He SAYS he had good Time
but Is glad to get home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17
Iotal .-............--. ~, ,45S
How He Travelled.
Features Of RooseveIt's Trlp.

rotNf~o " nOSbCNCiA , mp
Degrees conferred upon him BY Uni
versity Of Egypt, University Of Leip-
sic. Sorbonne, University Of Berlin,
University Of chrisuana. Cambridge
and Oxford
Received in audience BY the kings
Of Uganda, Italy, Belgium, Norway and
England, the emperors OF Austria and
Germany Queen wilhelmina, presi-
dent Fallieres Of France and the
crown princes Of Denmark and swe-
den.
Represented the United States as
special ambassador at the funeral Of
King Edward
Cancelled engagement 70 pay his re-
spects to the pope owing 10 restric-
tions that were sought to be Imposed
upon him.
Made startling speeches In Khar,
toum, Cairo and London that called
forth the wrath Of the Egyptian na-
tlonalists and large part Of the Eng
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-17

The aviation committee Of tne All
Gold base ball team viii meet in the
clouds over the fair grounds tomorrow
afternoon to discuss the ars Of steer
age and guidance Of balloons" At the
same time the Candy Kids will meet
n the cellar at Darnell's to Estes 20
lecture By Smiling Jim" Darnell on
ways and means Of cutting balloon
ropes"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-21
demurrer and awarded the writ Of

demurrer and awarded the writ OF
mandamus prayed for. The Attorney
General excepted TO the ruling of the
court and was given leave to le bills
of exception. and Judgment Was sus-
pended pending appeal, the Attorney
General announcing that he would
apply for writ of error.
The whole issue related TO the amount
of tax to he paid to the state, the fees
of tho clerks not being affected While
on the face of the record Clerk Sayille
loses In the test case, having acted on
tho opinion of Attorney General Will
liams In demanding the additional dol
lar, which was refused before he would
record the deed in question, yet Mr.,
SaVille In reality wins his contention,
Ias, previous to the opinion of the At
torney- General--n fact, since the act
of the Legislature was signed on March
% last--he and the clerks of courts of
record all over Virginia have been re-
corlng deeds without imposing a du-
lplicate tax on the tirst $1,000 of value
and their action now seems to have the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-21

Many of the citizens of Rockingham
county have petitioned Governor Mann
for pardon for Max Hirsch, who is
serving a term Of nine years in the
State Penitentiary for the murder OF
his brothcr-in-law. Louis .saacs.
County officers, With members of the
trial jury, have signed the petition
for clenency. The killing, it seems
was entirely unprecedented and per-
haps the result of n chance blow dealt
with anything but lnurderous intent
While the two men We're quarrelinG
IIrSch struck the other man over the
head with piece Of wood. ENamina-
ton of the skull showed, it is said
that 1t was unusually thin, and that
a similar blow on an ordinary head
would not have been serious in its re-
suits