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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

Virtue is not always in the crown of
the pretenders to virtue. The Illinois
and New York legislatures now under
cloud, passed anti-gambling bills
while their eyes rolled heavenward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

Are you looking for a safe bet?
Yes? Well, here's one: Wager some
one million dollars that the comet
will not destroy the earth, and you
just cant lose''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
A Regular Tom Boy

was Susie-climbing trees and. fences
jumping bitches, whiting, always
getting scratches, cuts, sprains,
bruises, bumps, burns or scalds. But
lawsi Her mother just applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve and cured her
quick. Heals everything heaIable-
boils. ulcers, eczema, old sores, corns
or piles. Try it, % cents at all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Being amusing. according 20 some
persons. is sufficiently justifying your
existence.
Don't expect TO get any more than
the other fellow has 70 give.
A woman hates 10 take her hat on
at the theater as badly as a man hates
not to go out between the acts.
Reason is the thing that has so little
to do with most OF our acts.
No use to attempt 10 talk sense to a
man who doesn't understand the Ian
guage OF sense.
Any man knows that all there Is TO
housekeeping is broiling n steak or
boiling few potatoes and occasionally
tnking a turn at the dishpan. And
now even the steak is eliminated.
A man marries n woman thinking
her n pattern of all the virtues. but
often finds her n pattern OF only one,
and that the one he cares least about.
A great many people are charitable ,
Ito their own failings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
Importance of the Party Label.

The party label has few wcarers
nowadays. Early in the present ses-
sion of congress, President Taft caused
railroad bill to be introduced and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
Job For Him

Job For Him.
"Percy, understand you are q vege-
tartan"
Yes, ma'am. That is the way I
live'
Would you mind gnawing or the
grass In the front yard7 The lawn
mower is broken, and the grass needs
q hair cut"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

Do not worry. timid reader The
comet is not going to put the earth
put of business. 1t will take a higher
power than the sky tramp to do that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
Tuesday, May II, 1910.

Do you feel any queer quivering?
If you do, it is the effect of the slap
ping of the tail of the comet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
PLAINLY Of cnmnnnv.

There are a lot Of fools on this
earth"
"Are thereY
eyes; 1 meet 'em every day"
Seems sociable, doesn't itfS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
Mr.. Easy Mark.

"Who Is your favorite friendY
'My favorite friendY
"Yes."
THE chap who Ii present ana WIN
lend me a dollar"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
So PathatIa.

Going 70 this
funeral 2"
What tuner
al2"
Hadn't you
heard about itY
NO"
IN haan klIled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
"A Policeman.

"A Policeman.
Looking for troubleT
EYES"
'1t Is down the alley"
''Thanks. I'll go mp the street"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
Returned WIth rhank

HotuTnod with Ihankos
Returning stun he could not use,
The editor chucked with the rest
His bill for rent. He said. II fear
The style viii hardly meet our test
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
Hard Luck.

1.-THE peach crop has been killed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

No use to attempt TO talk sense to a
man who doesn't understand the Ian
guage OF sense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

A woman hates to take her hat on
at the theater as badly as a man hates
not to GO out between the acts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

Reason is the thing that has 80 little
to do with most OF our acts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17
THE ARGUS.

BY THE }. ~. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

Don't expect to get any more than
the other fellow has TO give.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-17

Being amusing. according 70 some
persons. is sufficiently justifying your
existence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
MRS. M RT iND coon ~ 40, Rr.
Delta Dooiey says Army Omrer's VIE
Hit Tier with q t'IeaNer

BRooKLINE. Mass Aug ~ The tTou-
bles Of Mrs Marie Burt. wife ~ Capt
W H Burt ~ the United states army. and
Delta Dooley. her former cook. were told
IN private before Judge Perkins an the
municipal court here this morning when
Mrs Burt was arraigned charged with
assault and battery with a mea. clssve.
on the cook
The trouble started On SATURDAY. night
August H. when Captain and Mrs Burt
went calling aud asked Della to sleep up
stairs with their lIrtls daughter Della
did not take kindly 20 this and when the
Buris arrived home a. mIdn ght they
found Della sitting IN the kitchen. Words
followed hut IN the end the maid went
TO her room
Next morning 50 Mrs Burt sAvs they
go' three cold shredded wheat biscuits
On three cold plates and cold potato
hetween them Thai fur her strained
the RELATIONS and The cook got her ticket
~ leave. dishonoraNl- discha-ge ~ ~
were However an arrangement; vas
made thai 'hs cook would stay It'll Monday
Airs Burt testified To all this
Della testified that shs called Monday
morning aud stood In the open doorway
~ the house Their was some converse
ton and Mr- Burt ordered the girl out
10 he hOu-a Inc cook Says her former
mistress walked toward her with a cleav"r
m ha- hand aud finally struck her on The
right sh1rlda- with II Delia saws " GU
her and hut her So much that she lost
sleep over u
Miss Mnifrsd T.amhsrtspn. a neigh
boT,ng domestic - a she say Miss Doolsy
right after IN. trouble aud that her
shoulder vas. c,I' She VAS nor quite
sure which shoulder u was hat was sure
that there was cut there bella re-
fused - show the cut 10 Mrs Bur =
attorney bu' the Court said h- had seen
evtdenc,- uf It A. the herring on applica
ton for "A warrant
In summing up Judge Perkins said
there had been some sort ~ a technical
assault committed n. said Mr- Burt
had 4 right To Use a reaSOnabla amount
81 force In ejecting the girI from ths hous.'
bur a. he was not quite sur" WhethsS or
not the statutes provided for using \
oeaver in accomplishing the purpose he
continued the case for decis,On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
WIS. COrESS sI.Ooo.Ooo ESr,rE.
AIarEr Part of o. wm go To the Female
Gsua rdiian soctet.

MtNEoIN l. T. Aug 20 Nearly 81 90
80 10 believed 70 he involved in the will
~ Mrs Harriet Coles fled for probate
here to-day. and eventually a large part
80 the eetats will go ~ th. Female Guar
dian society 81 the City ~ New York
This society - made the leKatse Of two
thirds ~ the residuary estate. besides
receiving an immediate legacy 81 SO.O
Tn. Presbyterian Hospital benefits TO
the extent uf o. so for the funding Of
a bed in perpetuity the rector OF ~
Paul'- Episcopal Church az Glen Cove
having the right 70 nominate the Use
20 which the ted shall h. Iut from
time 20 time
Mrs Coles died at Glen Cove on August
last She was the widow - John b
Coles and was a member Il the Goldman
family Of Boston and New York
Mrs Coles provides the creation Of a
trust fund ~ 80 .OOo. the income 81 which
IL - 10 used Ia pay the taxes and other
legal charges upon her real estate and
especially upon the Coles place ~ Glen
Cove. which with all that II contains -
gwen 20 Mrs Frances r Coles. a sister
in-law. for her use until her death. when
u IL To revert - the residuary estate
The income from another trust fund
~ $50 600 ~ 20 h" used for any purpose
Mrs. Coles may desire and the principal
IL 20 go 90 the residuary estate upon her
death 4 trust fund % $50 900 IL created
for tn" benefit of Mrs Susan Calkin-
a friend. and the principal upon the death
81 Mrs. Calkins In 10 go To her children
There are a number 81 smaller requests
20 relatives and friends To Mrs. Mary
Adele Gammack. wife 81 the Rev. John
W Gammack Of NJ Paul's church at
Glen Cove $40 .ocois given outright and she
10 made residuary leRatee 90 nne-third
81 the estate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
WOM.N sHOT. HI,sBtNDON moor
Police Pound No Revolver. but VIE Ae-
rused Roth tn Hospital

Policeman Scanlon Of the Hudson
street station heard q revolver shot fol-
lowed by q scream In the tenement house
az YES HIdson street late last night He
ran up stairs and on the second floor
found Mrs Nellie Roth. 70 years old. Iying
on the floor with bullet wounds in her
right arm end in her abdomen. Scanlon
blew his whistle for assistance and De
tectivc Iondrigan responded. l.ondrigan
ran up To the roof Of the house in time to
see a mans head disappearing through
the scui,le % the adjoining building He
followed and cornered the man in the
space between the roof and the ceiling
% the top floor The fugitive was dragged
out and Identified as Peter =. Roth. the
husband 81 the wounded woman
Roth was taken 10 Police HeadquA rters
and put through a severe course Of cross
examination. He denied that he had shot
his wife. although he did not hesitate to
affrm that he no longer cared for her
and was anxious to get rid % her When
searched a black jack and police whistle
were found. bat no revolver was IN sight
He was locked up over night on sus-
picion. He returned home Yesterday. he
said from Philadelphia. who're he had
been working ne an extra policeman
He disclaimed all knowlehge ~ the shoot
ing
DR.. Hughes ~ ~. vincent's Hospital
found that only one shot had taken effect.
but that this bullet had passed through
Mrs. Roth's arm and lodged in her body
She was taken to the hospital in a serious
condition. She made q statement accus-
ing her husband of the shooting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25

and treasurer 81 the Friede G'ole Tower
company. OF which George &. TiIyou
Mas one Of the chief hackers Tilyou
accused wade Of snhstitutinK a Wade
check for ., SD Witch was Llshonor-d
Tor gUod r'ivou check which War.
cashed Ne was found guilty Of grand
nrreny IN General Ss-~siOns and sent To
sing Sing Tor two wears and fv- months
wade had not been oui of prison long
lasf year when he was arrested FOR grand
larceny gain. this time on H." complaint
Of Iazard Levy Wade said he was
manager 81 a concern called n Metz h Co
which was willing TO procure capital for
corporations wanting 1t Levy said
that hs gave Wade sI:5 and got nothing
Tor ~ Not long after this episode " AIDE
becams Interested in the auto uachine
gun
The Hose suit NAs before Justice Brady
on demurrer by the defendant Rose
TO the complaint ON the ground that he
Wss IN no wRv responsible for the alleged
damage Ia his brothe- The Court sus-
tanned his demurrer
John HAYS Hammond said over the
long distance telephone from his summer
HON. a. Gloucester Mass last night
that he knew Billy Rose md had helped
him. Int didn't know thai he had anything
70 do with the machine gun
In fact | know very little about the
gun. said Mr. Hammond. and don;
know that have q dollar invested in u
NV son IL Interested in some gun which
he thinks may revolutionile warfare. and
he may have let me in on IL. but don't
know for certain thai this is the one
The idea that have talked about the gun
to any Government officials l. ridiculous
for | haven't mentioned IL to any one
never even saw the gun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
nam DE,D. DR,G TLERk FLED
said Tie Mas Think Ing Of Sometimes Else
when tie sent Carbolic Acid.

Mrs Margaret Shea OF al East Ninety
sixth street called IN Dr. Thomas Gonzales
Of 1859 Lexington avenue Yesterday
Dennis who was suffering from stomach
trouble The doctor left a prescription
which was taken by one OF Mrs Shea =
children To- the drug store Of Herman !.
BergerSat iss3 Second avenu.
A clerk named Ira n Cantor filled the
prescription and the child took the bottle
to her mother According to directions
Mrs Shea gave the baby a teaspoonful
81 the mixtIr'. The child was inst antly
solved with violent pains and went into
commissions Its mother sent for DR.
Isaac stem, who lives near by at 100 East
got there the child was dead DIR Stein
snelled the contents Of the medicine
bottle and found thar u contained car
bolic acid He took the bottle tn the drug
store and questioned the clerk
why. yes. filled that prescription.
TO his question II smells like carbolic
acid too jus, wait a minute until
take u back here and examine ~ must
have been thinking 81 something elss
when did that
Cantor went 10 the back OF the store.
grabbed his coat and hat and ran Oh.
Coroner Hcllsn~'ein has asked the police
70 look for him Cantor ~ - years old and
lives az Rockaway Beach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
,UERICtN PRISONERS FREED.
strange Delays in Ha, ana ar Ice the Isle "f
pines -Wouldnr GiNr BaiI.
-p,rli COZ, D,'pa'rA - tvs suS


NrEy. GERo~N, Isle u Pines. Aug.
III. c. Giltner. A W Gardner. ' y,
Nelson. b. " Clark. =. u. Ramsda 70
and T. ~ saul. American residents
Of this plac- VINO have been in jail
several DAYS on a irumped up charge oi
burning a house where a Cuban laborer
ma med lara an employee OF Mr. Gardner.
lived. were released without hail early
this afternoon. Although the Cuban
Secretary of state. senior SangIilly.
informed tho correspondent % THE
StS on SUNDAY night and Mr.. jack
son. the American Minister ~ Havana.
on Monday that he had sent a wireless
despatch here ordering the accept ance
OF bail and the release Of the men the
Judge received no instructions % that
effect until II clock this morning.
Upon receipt OF the orders from the
Cuban State Department the Judge inn
mediateiy began drawing up papers
nxins the bail Of the prisoners az 5000
each
The accused men refused to accept
their liberty on bail and their attorney
conducted them from tho jail to the
court room without any guard. When
their objection to release on bail was
explained to the Judge he agreed To
assume the responsibility OF setting them
free without bonds on condition that
they promise to appear In court again
in two weeks Mr. 0iltner was stub
horn and stood out against any condition
being attached tn their release
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
WENT orr AND WIS WARMED
sobod, Is Waking . Fuss Over What
Columbia STUDENT Hopkins Dki.

Abraham L. Hopkins ~ years old. .
Columbia under ct a1uaie ard grandson
Of David Hopkins. vioe-presidert OF the
Twenty sixth Ward Bank in Brooklyn.
and Miss Dorothy Frsisricks. 10 years
old. 81 ao7 West Ii7th street, Manhattan.
were married on Tuesday by Justice
Charles SEDAN In New Brunswick, y. J .
without the knowledge Of their relatives.
The parents Of the bride had TO oh
ieotion to the attertiors which Hopkir =
hal for some time been paying to their
daughter, but beoeuss Of his youth they
would not give their corsent to the mar
rage until he had frishe1 his college
course On Tuesday afternoon the yo'in &
couple met in Manhattan and drove in
Mr.. Hopkirs's automobile to New Bruins
wick and securing n marriage license In
CouTty Clerk Morrison offios were mar
rie1 nv Justice Sedam. The Justices
son AID ore Of his friends were witnesses.
After the ceremony Mr. Hopkins and his
bride wen, 20 Ellenville. n. Y
The yourg mans grandfather. whose
home - al Ozors Park. Yesterday said
that he krcw tho hoy vas 10 be married
ard thought that when young folks are
set on mat Timony there amt much Ias In
objectirg
i don't know tho young lady Mr.
Hoxkins continued. but I hear she's
mighty pretty and oT a good family. 80
ii's all right They'll be back on Monday
IN live with Ne ard the boy says he's going
~ fl ish hts college course
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
4 LESSON ~ rHaNkLEssNEss
Policeman Who Relied on Mind Ace for
Mcclure HAD TO PtEht Him.

Easiest thing in the world for me
said Policeman Hildebrand 81 the EsseA
Market court squad Yesterday when q
warrant for George Mcjuire OF 32s Monroe
street was handed TO him TO serve Why
can get him easy The last time he was
arrested he told me he was starving and
I went out and bought him two ham
sandwiches ont Of my own pocket Sure.
he'll be glad TO he arrested by me
Hildebrand found Mcclure asleep IN
the sun on his stoop. IA soon az Mcclure
was awak ened and saw who Il was he
planted his left IN the Doliccman's ribs and
then jolted him IN the Jaw Then the two
fought all over The street until another po-
licsman put IN a hand Even then they had
10 get a Datrol wagon to get the prisoner
go court. where his wife Minnie. - wears
old CHARGED him with beating her
Three months ago Mcclure was ordered
90 nav his wife 81 a week. He has not only
failed to do this. she saws. but has followed
her wherever she got work a. h er trade %
making cigar boxes and stirred up such
scene that she was discharged On Tues
day he caught her at work IN Monroe
street. she says. and beat her. Miss Doyle.
the court probation officer. examined the
wornan's bruises and said she was severely
injured
Magistrate Butts held Mcclure in 500
bal for examination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
DrIvs. CALLED HOsPITALrI
Ras.ian Found Dead In street the
Cause . PugSle.

YoHKERs. Aug. "a man vas found
dad On the sidewalk AZ about 100 to-
night At Broadway and ~ Mary's street
Apparently he was a Russian. - or NJ
years old. He was well dressed m a
black suit. In the pockets. bssids~ ~
CENTS in change. there was q pa rtly I'm
ished letter in Russian addressed tn ht-
parents The last words Of the letter are
4 am we'll
The man was feet inches tall with
regular features Ne weighed about
ISS pounds. The body seems fairly well
nuTtur~d.
DIR Max Fischman and DIR John l..
Iarkin. who were called from ~. Joseph Z
Hospital near by. say that the call was
given in voice which showed that the
sender was foreigner. When they
reached the scene. Tea step
distant. they found only group
% newsboys none of whom sen, in the
alarm. although several had started To
look for a policeman. The doctors aay
there IL nothing to indicate the cause OF
death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
ASKS NEW STOCk CERTIFICirE
omeo Bs, Loot loo shares % unier
Pacific Firm wants % neissaed.

The Stock Exchange Arm Of John Muir
A 90. OF II Broadway got an order from
Supreme Court Justics Page yesterd ~
requiring the Union Pacific Railroad "a
show cause why IL should not issue q ne "
certificate for 100 shares Of stock owned
by the Muir firm which has been either
lost or destroyed. The stock was worth
about Sis 500 yesterday.
In its petition the firm said that on May
has, an OH o. hoy. William Galpen. was
sent over 10 the Central Trust Company
90 make a substitute OF security on a
Ioan He got the Ioo shares cf Union
Pacific. put them IN the hack pocket Of
his trousers and started through Wall
sire q, for the firms Office. Al Nassau
street an automobile nearly ran over him
and when h = had jumped out Of the way
he reached into hia pocket to see II the
stock was = afe. and t was gone He re-
traced his steps, 5ut could get no trace Of
Nha afork
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
>EWPORTERS ERUORkED.
Nr,Iussss social season Tee sIrrnuOuS for
Wan, of the COiOny.

\gwpnaT Aug ~ ATuinit,.r of New
MT. ,r,,ni,,a,, .nnu..r r,..,ts,t. h.y.
80, ..,,.I ,,;,h ,Il,.,... r,.,,a,,tlv din. ,o
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L,,,,, ~, a., -, .I,,.,., c,,,i,u.lIv t,r IN.
las, u,n,h ~ J,,r,r. AVID I,, ,,,,..,,,,.
Matte. AND other form. Of socisl x.y.,y
I'M. r,.,,It br. hos, thai a rum,,.r Of
th,. u,,n,., ,.,.I s,,,.. ,r th.. ,p.r bav. Eel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
FtRR OPPOSES CANYON.
fren'h Penns, anita Candidate wants
More Room on the FiOOr.

SCRANTON. Pa. Aug. 2t-The Hon
John y. FAR. candidate on ths Republi-
can ticket for Congress in the Tenth
Pennsyl vania district. to-day returned
from Oyster Bay
While there he had long talk with Nr
Roosevelt. Who expressed himself as
greatly impressed with what he saw
among Our mine and mill workers.
Asked II II was true that he was OPP
posed TO Cannon Mr. Farr said.
L have believed for some time that
MIR Cannon would not bs a candidate
for Speaker again. am opposed to
his continuing in that ONCE. I always
favored giving broad opportunities to
members on the floor Of the House Of
Representatives. believing that il gives
each individual greater opportunities
for initiative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
ARCHIE TO VISIT NOTN.


DEADwoop. 4. D.. Aug. az Archie
Roosevelt. acco mpanied 10y Capt. Seth
Bullock 81 Deadwood. has gone to the
Sioux Indian reservation TO spend a week
a. the guest Il some of Bullock's Old
time Indian friends. Afterward young
Roosevelt, will Join his father AZ Cheyenne.
The Rosebud Sioux. where Archie 10
visiting. are preparing to show the young
fastener the real thing in the way OF
Indian enter tainment, There will bs
hors. races. dances by day and by night.
and at the CLOSE a b,G dog feas, will Ire
gwen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
BOi HtNGED TO CELLsR noon
Father Thinks lie was PRACTISING q Gym.
nastic stunt.

Charles Iibe. a sixteen year old school
boy. was found by his mother last night
hanging from a belt attached 20 the knob
Of the cellar door. Two physicians who
were called in said tina, the boy had been
dead for several minutes. Charles Libe, the
boys father. said that his son was gradu-
ated from Public School Of The Bronx
last June and then entered a business col
lege The boy was interested in athletics.
his father said. and might have been prac-
Using some gymnas,ic feat when the belt
clipped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
PRsyER ron APPENDICITIS.
Patient. Who Vas Formerly Rtsht Hand
Wan ef Dowie in London. Died.

ISrefiIl C1hlF Defpaffh % Tae SUN
LONDON. Aug 2s.-The American Zion
il, preacher Mr. Cantel. who was Dowie q
right hand man during the lstter's aotiv-
tiles in London. died to-day Of acute APP
pendicitis.
Medical evidence at the Coroner
inquest showed that his life could have
been saved by an operation. but Mrs
Cantei refused TO allow one to he per
formed. believing only in the Divine
Healer.
She summoned a friend To pray by her
husbands bedside. and would allow no
other treatment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
C,R Exploded THE BTLLET.
young " oman stABding Beside tine Traek
HAD Narrow Escape.

Some one put a " calibre cartridg"
On a northbound track Of the Third avenue
surface line at Twenty third street about
noon yesterday. and when May Kenny.
10 wears old. % 81 West Twenty third
tree, stopped near the track 10 allow
a car 20 20 Nv the car ridge Sas dis
charged an 4 the bullet struck her In the
forehead
Tn. Young woma was removed Ca
BeIIeyt,e HoapitaI wheTe u was found
,ha, th. bullet had travelled across her
LEFT temple and embedded itself over
the ear. Her condition - not considered
s~r,oua 4 newsboy said h had seen
= hoy put the cartridge on the track,
I'm, the hoy could not be located
Tor STOMACH IHOI BI.Es tste HorsfoTd .
Add PbosphAg Produces hsalthy ortvtty Of
v eak ant disOTcered ttonacbs 4as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-25
Texas Heat Kills aIx.

DALLAS. Aug % The intense heat
caused six deaths in Dallas and Fort
worth last night and to-day. The hot
wave has continued unabated since the
beginning 81 August, the mercury reach
ing every day 20 not Ices than 100 in the
shade and yesterday going to iOs