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The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
MOTOR CYCLISTS BEHEADED

kansan Rides Into Wire Fence
 Stretched Across Highway.
 SALIVA, Kan, June 2l. - George Higgins, custodian of schools at Colby, Kan, was beheaded and in stantly killed early today when he rode motorcycle into a barbed wire stretched across the country road near Colby
 Charles Quick, a former county attorney, riding with Higgins, was seriously injured, but will recover.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
BERT SMITH TAKES
 PARTY OUT IN LAUNCH

A most enjoyable launch party was that given yesterday afternoon by Bert Smith in his motor boat The guests were MT. and Mrs. J. A. Healey. MT. and Mrs. F. C. Adams, Miss Nellie O'Connor, Miss Hazel Gricel. Miss Ellen Anderson and Miss Geraldine Adams.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
BURNS ENTERS PLEA.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 22. One week overdue. during which time County Prosecutor Baker threatened to declare forfeit the slO.00O bond given by Detective William ]. Burns in April. the famous detective ap- peared here in person today and pleaded not guilty to the charges of kidnapping as preferred by union men and sustained by the grand jury. Bond was fixed at s25.000 on each of four indictments. which Burns furnished
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
DARROW DEFENDING WILDE
Famous Lawyer Has Taken the Case
 of the Oregon Embezzler.

SAN FRANCISCO, July g - Clarence Darrow has been retained lO defend Banker Lewis Wilde, who was indicted by the Portland grand jury on charge of having embeZ- zled the funds of the Oregon Trust X Savings company. Wilde. who vas one of the directors of ;Ae bank when il failed. is here resisting ex- tradition
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
CARRIED BAD NEWS TO WEST
Man Who Took News of Lincoin's Death to the Plains is Dying.

CHICAGO. July 23. - Robert Has lam, who carried the news of the assassination of President Lincoln to the western plains. has been af tiicted with paralytic stroke and is believed to be at the point of death
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
CALLS C[AYP00[ 4 VAIN FOOL FORMER FAIRBANKS ATTORNEY IS GROSSLY lNSUCTED AT
 OLYMPIA.
CHARLES SEEKING REVENGE
Would Have Lawyer Who Thus As sailed Him Dsbarred From the Practice of Law and Has So Peti- toned Bar Association.

OLYMPIA. July g Charles F.. Claypool. the attorney of this city. formerly of Fairbanks. has preferred charges to the bar association against Attorney Fry, alleging that the latter publicly stigmatised him as a vain fool The incident has aroused much amusement in legal circles.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
CIRCUIT JUDGE FOUND SHOT
Mystery Is Presented to the St
 Louis Police for Settlement.

ST. LOUIS, July 23. - Former Circuit Judge Fisher was found dead in a local hotel today with a bullet through his brain. The affair is a complete mystery to the police and foul play is suspected rathe" than suicide. So far as is known there existed no reason for suicide, but on the other hand there is nothing pointing to murder
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
BILLY kRAEMER SUFFERS
 FROM INJURED FOOT

William kraemer yesterday morn ing underwent slight operation on his right foot, blood poisoning having occurred from an injury re ceived a few weeks ago. The injury is not considered in any way seri- ous, although it is painful, and may confine MT. kraemer to his room for some days vet
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
The Absurdity of Overwork.

Dr.. c. Hutchinson Rely, the brain expert of Duluth, was discussing the new tuberculin cure for progressive paralysis, malady common to brain workers.
 ''Tuberculin has cured a third of the cases it has been tried on" he said Hence it may be called a pretty good cure. But better cure for the diseases due to overwork is rest"
 Dr. Hutchinson Eely thumped the table vigorously.
 When professional man tells me he is too busy to take rest. he cried, ''I tell him he is like a workman who is too busy to sharp en his tools."
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
National leaQue.

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The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
MAY HAVE HUMBOLDT THIEF
Pinkertons in Colorado Make Sup
 posedly Important Capture.

CANYON CITY. Col, July 23.-Chas. Everett. bank swindler, has been captured by the Pinkerton agents here They assert that Everett was the leader of the gold dust robbery on board of the steamer Humboldt
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
MAKES AEROPLANES SAFER
Parisian lnvents Device to Prevent
 Their Toppling Over.

PARIS, July % - Franz Deichel, a celebrated inventor of this city. has perfected an apparatus tor pre- venting aeroplanes from overturning. Those who have seen demonstrations by models of Reichefs invention claim that he has attained a step in air navigation second 10 none tha, has been made since the first successful flights were effected
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
TOGO COMING TO VISIT US.
Will Call At Washington on His Way
 Back From England.

LONDON July 23. Adm. al Togo will leave next Saturday on his return home. after having attended the cor onation. He will return to Japan by way of the United States, in which country he intends to make some what extended stay.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.

NEW YORK, July 22 - Four de. tectives, who were employed by William Stokes, and who were held to answer the charge of having stol- en letters written by Stokes to Lii lian Graham. were discharged today for want of evidence
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
WOULD OWN UP FIRST.

RICHMOND. July 22. - Rather than see Henry go to the electric chair. l would confess to the murder of Mrs. Beattie myself" said Beulah BinfOrd this morning. when asked if she loved Banker Beattie, the sweetheart of her schoOldays
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24

Walter ROWSOn came in from Vault yesterday. returning on the train this afternoon.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
PLAY FOR AD. JOSS WIDOW
Benefit Game Is to Be Played at
 Cleveland This Afternoon.

CLEVELAND. July 23. A bene fit ball game will be paved tomorrow in this city for the benefit of the widow of Addie Joss. the celebrated pitcher of the Maps vho died this spring IL is expected that there will be raised al least $l0.000
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
SIMON DOWN AND OUT.

PORT At PRINCE. Haiti. July 22. President Simon is sick abed in the executive castle. the castle is surrounded by forces of rebels, and the capital city is entirely in the hands Of the rebels. An entire change of administration is a ques- ton of few days only.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
DIES OF CHOLERA.

NEW YORK. July 22. - An ltal- ian boy died in the city today oi q disease that Is diagnosed as cholera. The identity of the disease was not discovered until the death of the patient
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
STEAMBOAT BULLETIN.
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FORT GIBBON, July 23. Relief Carrier and Jacobs at Gibbon. St. Michael up. Rampant. goth. Sarah at Dawson.
 Panama at Circle.
 White Seal at Fairbanks. Kerr at Cinema.
 Weare down Nenana, 7:3O q. m. Schwatka up, Tolovana, 9 a. m. Tana down, Gibbon, 9 a. III. Light at Nulato bound down. Delta up koyukuk river, goth. Herman down, kaltag goth. Susie down, kaltag, 10 p. m., 22d Davis, Julia B. Minneapolis, Eve lyn and Monarch at St. Michael.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
Wished He Was Guilty.

Pretty Young Lady (enteriDg music publishers shop, to young man sort ing music): Have you Kissed Me by Moonlight?"
 Young Man Burning round with surprise): It must be the other young man behind the counter I've only been here week.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
EVERY MOVE 4 PICTURE.

LOS ANGELES. July 22 Nat Goodwin has adopted the film drama and signed today with moving pie ture concern to act in their company for the largest fixed salary ever paid an actor
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
NOME SHY OF WATER.

NOME, July % - The rains which relieved the two months drought last week continued only few days. Since then. it has been very dry. and mining operations are again impeded by lack of water.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
IS PHYSICAL WRECK.

LOS ANGELES. July % - Mrs. McManigal. wife of Ortie MCManigal, collapsed physically in court today and was taken to a hospital. a ner- VGuS wreck
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
BIG MAIL COMING TODAY

A wire was received yesterday evening from Mark Goodwin. the post office clerk who was sent down to meet the Schwatka and sort the mail, to the effect that there were aboard four pouches of letters, nine registered sacks and eighty sacks of second class matter. The Schwatka should arrive at noon today.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
Safe Hjdjno Place.

Where can l hide?" gasped the mining stock promoter, as he burst into his office. The police are com ing"
 Get into the simplified card index easel" cried the chief clerk. 'l defy anyone to find anything in there.'
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24

CHICAGO, June 3. - Jake Schae- fer. Jr.. son of the late Wizard" de feated Marcus Cation, 600 to 4OS. in their 1S.2 billiard match, which was finished last night. winning the final block 200 to 1O9 Schaefer went out in 37 innings, averaging 15-37.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
POTlATCH IS OVER.

SEATTLE. July 22 Tonight ends the week of the Golden Pot latch, Seattle's summer festival. Full ly 100 900 visitors attended
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24

INDIANAPOLIS. July g - The trial of William J. Burns, the detec- tive, on the charge of Kidnapping John McNamara. will be held in September or October. Burns Is out on bail.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24

We will speak out, ~e will b. heard, Though all earth's systems crack; We will not bate single word,
 Nor take a letter back"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
DREDGING NOME TIN.

NOME. July 22. Work is in progress on the installation of large dredge in the Port Clarence district for the dredging of placer tin
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
BIG NOME NUGGET.

NOME, July 22. - A nugget weigh ing 24 ounces was picked up on one of the Solomon river claims this week It is valued al more than S4OO
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
RIVER STEAMER SUNK.

ASTORIA. July %. In col liSiCn this morning with two barges loaded with rocks the Columbia river steamer Anderson was sunk
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
BASEBALL STANDINGS.

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The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
PENSION BILLS BARRED.

WASHINGTON, July 15. - All pen sion bills are barred from consider ation during the present session o congress.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
ANOTHER HEAT WAVE THERE
Middle States Are Again Suffering
 From Excessive Heat.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23. An ether heat wave is reported from the Middle states, with the probability of the conditions becoming worse before they will be bettered.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24

Mrs. Al. G. Duckwitz and little son Paul are leaving for the Outside on the Schwatka to remain during the winter, their destination being Seat tie.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24

Among the many motor boats seen speeding along on the liver nightly is Tommy Gibson's. He claims it is one of the speediest launches in these parts. it being equipped with Gray motor.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
MOTHER PERSISTENT
Will Make Still Another Effort to
 Effect Her Sons Release.

FISHKlII.. July 23 Mrs. Mary Thaw has arrived here and she an nOunces that she is going to make another effort to effect her SOD Harrys release from the asylum for the criminal insane at Matteawan Mrs Thaw is looking very mucn more aged than when she was here before a year ago, but she is hopeful that she will this time get more favorable answer to her plea.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
A Papai Bon Mot.

The Vatican is chuckling over a papal bon mot which is now going the rounds. The pope it seems, has a sick friend at Venice, and during the week received in audience a Jewish gentleman named Mayer, who Is also a friend of the invalid. In bidding his visitor farewell, Plus X said:
 If you see our friend, tell him l send him the Apostolic blessing"
 But, your holiness replied the other. 'I am Jew
 That doesn't matter" retorted the pope. ''The goods are all right, though the packing may be bad
The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-24
Just a Bit Premature.

Old Jake La Rue was very crusty man, full of gouty aches due to age and overeating. He lost pa tience with his physician one day because the latter did not make enough fuss over the pain his pa tient suffered.
 Doctor" he thundered, you don't understand! You don't seem to grasp the case! You talk as though there were nothing the matter with me, whereas l am suffering the tor ments of the damned"
 What. already?" queried the doc tor, in apparent amaZement
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FitgAL
 ACCOUNT

N"tl,r & A.rrhN gwen tha; 'h. .t r' tgnrd has dul> made and u0rt Altt .' Commissioner aud -N-ufi, .o "ra.
 t Judge flor Cape N"m, l'r l. Alaska biS auat account ur hi~ td- miui~tratinu ot th, estate "r Con~tau tine t'para0eh. decreased. snd that such Comm-~r"n.r has duly appoint rd W,iu"-daA th, -.th day of De crmn"r isli. at 2 o'clock D m. of said day. at the court room of said prohat, Court of said precinct a- tho time ana place fer The hearing of objections to ~uch se"nunt and thv ~rttlemen, thereof
 First first publication pct. .t. 1911. Last publication Nov. el. 1911.
 CONRAD BREEDING. Administrator d. h. n. "r Cnnstantiu, Upara2uch drcras-d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
DON'T KNOCK! BUT HELP BOOST NOME
 By sending your copy Nugget Mnnq Edition
DID YOU SAY HOT CHOCOLATE?

If tt IS a cup oi hot chocolate you ~,sh while down town. call m at Toby's where II Is served daily.
 Fresh home made candles IS a spe- ctalty with US. and after dinner hints we are always glad to make. Remern- her the place 10 secure fresh made can dies and favors Of all descriptions is at
 ToeYS. THE CANDY MAN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
B. Oscar N. Hesrshey.

Many professional pr"Sprctor~ have rich float" stories tS part of thrit as sets propose to tell my rich float st"tN a~ Il shows what may bc th. "utcou. of successful search for tho source nt gold h,aring float Some wears ago ! wa~ operating ID a>s"- riati"n with % gentleman from Mis- ~"uri. a small roII-quartz mine iu th. .valI'y "f th, South Fork of Salmon riN'r. iu Si-kiyou county California. Back "' the mInr i~ a rugged mountain rI~iuE tu .b,"ut $500 i"..t ahoN, it Dc- ,t-l"u1IN spent a day wandering "v"r That mountain iu search of quartz float. this n"at | subsequently, ground u d mortar and washed tn a gold pan. Nh"u "u. piece "ut "f thrc. yielded from nur rr several very unc coI"re of E"Id. hut for months found nothing ru'"ur1gIn-. finally fell int" th" habit ." not m"rtarine my float until th'. following morning. when would be loss disappointed hv the result on. morning | had particularly unprom isiug lot. except one piece. That piece yi"ldrd SO many ,olor- of gold that 1t mad" mo open my eyes wide in aston i-hW"ni and when | had time tp real izc that | t"u. among prosprctnr. had struck rich float had that p.cu- harly cumfurtahl. feeling that makes pr"-poct"rs fal [" remember where they got th" material hut wa, not SO fortunate.
 n" reason Co urllryo that t did not come from a pocket or mere scam.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
INFORMATION ABOUT
 GOLD BEARING FLOAT

, calling m> partner. -H"w-d hu what had in th, gold r,u. Ne quietly -lppcd mt" the brush aud D. a .l cuit"u~ r"ut. reached m, place. At first ir seemed h"prl,-- [" uua rhc
 -"ury, "t th, n"at fur it ia, uu ,,
 mas, "f l""s. d.hri- that ,rcupic,I ,, draw between tv" hard r.dEes "t horn . hl'udr ~,hist and mirnt have -Idd.u .a thousand rr't ,i"vu thr mountain [
 returned [" thr place. -,.y"ra. tuu,-.
 m, Hrs, piece. oi float a~-ay..d at th, rat" "f S@5o gold per ton. hut ,uh~-- uu"ntlN l found plrco> that must have
 carried at least at fh, ret. or yl.ooo
 por ton
 It wa :, variety "r p".J quartz commonly round in th- best ,.m- nr thr rrgiou and contained rtlrut. which mineral - present Iu man, "f th.. good miu"- "i that part "f tnr stat. had
 However. on" day | ,rcpt under thick cump of liv-oak~ and found tn.. -,rrr,. "f th, 0nat iu au outcrup tt tl. n,-r ut one "f the hnrnbloudr -chi~t lodges
 Yes. it was high grade "r.. hut when
 niu"d th' entire "r'. h"dy r,uld h,. Iult
 in hat Much digging iu th. vicinity
 failed tr develop anything "ls. ,.>rrpt thin -",ms welding a r-w fiu. ,"lor-. Several of these seams had ut-rsert "d and formed pocket or gold quartz with all th" physical characteristic.
 'rNccrt a~ [" extent "f the veins of hat region nad d'str"v,ri tn.. a--..' quality "f uv ri,h n"al" ~tor, and
 had lost a little ar ny respect r,r .ulf
 bearing nnartl 1"ar Muug mt Scirntil, Press
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
MILLIONS TO BE MADE
 IN CATS AND RATS

Tho fnll"vu- nttrr received m tr. last mlu -I".tk- rrr t-rli and proves .rhar l n caulu.d "f RasIrnud Wash. n,- th. latest production tn
 grt rich nui,h ~,h.mr- II r.td- u,.Il and G"rg" llaIl must haN, b.,u amused with th. ur.ro.dar, m,thot or fuuiuu
 RavD"ud. Wash. o,r L.. lall bear cold Geo rall Nome. Alaska
 h"p'. to gel ypu interested in some thup worth whu. aud mak.. >ou rhr fall"vm- proposition That y,- start and operate ,,, ranch in ar mr.r ,n. .,5t, af Elymoud N. uiIl tg, J. n"".ooo eats. easily rr",nr.d u start .vnh ra,n ,t Wm t.rter r. hr- t"n- s A,u. Cat skins ruu from 10 r.ut- f"r uhu,. To = ,.ut~ for pur. hla,k This win give u~ I2oou"ou .~kn= % yra to sell at an ae.rar, "I a"o each making our ryypun. about Si"."oo go day gross \ man will skin
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

." ,,t~ a ,la> rr se u .vru la. fm mru q" r9u tn, r.m.n Tn. u., r,.nt will thus be Ss.soe a day.
 We Nil Iced tt, eats ou r,t~ ua Nill start < rtt ranch next d"nr Rat multiply four ttm"s as last a- cats r We start with l.uoo. .ooo rats w. will have th,ryt"r' i"ui rat f"r ..,,E .at day which ls pl.uts
 N, will fcea tho rat nu tn, au aae-e- at th".,ai- from which thr skim. nay" been taken -f.ul each rat a .nurth oi $ eat
 lr UiH thu h. ..,u thar tu. a-l mess atIl h. ~rlr -upporung ~ar otu. ,ud uttauatJ, al th, na, through m. ,at- wiH ,af th. rats aua tE, rat- uIl .#n tn. eats Nuur- Iar mEiN r.. CAWLE1EIp
 Rasln"ud Wa-h. Mining and Dredging Edition wrap ped ready for ma,l,ns at the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
MANY STARVING 2 2
 IN SIBERIA
Nugget spse,al Ser. es.

Nugget Spse,si Sersses.
 ST PETEHSRTRG ast B" Ihr-. hundred thousand pa"pt,. ar,- reported starving u Sih,ria. m, government is dispstrhlng relief trains loadrd with provisions to relieve the condition.
 Crop failures ana small yiId- inr the past tw" years have brought ,h"ut severe hard times iu Siberia proper.
 The government Is sending thr,, and four relief trains daily over tho. Si- herIau road loaded with wheat and other foodstuns to provide means of Keeping the ~rrf- alive for reports state they are dyins hy the hundreds from diSea~cs brought on through star walton
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

We handle Select" beer ma4s from specially selected 6ohsmsn hops. The b 4 beer breWed on the Pacific coast. Price reasonable. Delivered at your door free ot charge. Try tn. beer 4hd ' ,u Ail be convinced. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
,xibIo crueiabIe Steel w,re Rope
DYNAMITE.

HeI, uies No 2. per pound ....... q. Caps. per loo ... ... ....... l"a rripple tape Fuse. per loo feet Nu Peters celebrated semi smokeles~
 shells. per box e. ......... .... .,o Peter Ballestirr smokrfrss shells
 Ter bpN ..-.. s..... -r. .... ia Roberts Crurihle Srr-l Sha,rls.
 per dozen ....- ... ..... ...I2O, r re Manila rope in coils. per
 pound .. ..... ... ......--.... .il
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
DARLING and DIAN
 COMPANY
H A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

P. X E Asphalt Felt. ply. Euo
 rect -.... ...... .... ...- ...- "e l-2 Asphalt Felt. rolls, 2sn feet . 90 Asphalt Felt. , ply. heavy. 5uo :",t 500
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

Special hottie sale Seward Com, mercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

An of th. | r. Gsi-p stock of hard prices according to this scaIa
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

Special sale of bottled goods for one week Seward Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
NOTICE TO souRoouoHs.

one of Ih, latest and most important arrivals "n th" Victoria was Gone, Island Clam Chowder and the famou, Mexican Beans which will be served al the Lobby commencing Tuesday an, continuing until the opening Of uavisa tinn iu 1919
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

Mining and Dredging Edition wrap ped ready for rsil'ns at the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

The Mutual Life Iusuran," Company of New York. the oldest company in America. holds the largest fund for dividends to be paid in 1911 tts.53S.- 333O7). Don't insure until you hay, seen w. w. Sale. special agent
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
BEGINNING NOVEMBER

.'ur market aH ur.n at ,i-ht o'clock and rl"-e at a5s with Che exception 'f Saturday when II uH remain upf lntI nine o'.lasE
 rA'IrIG CpIp SupENGI ca.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-06
ENGRAVING

We agree to engrave
goods bought at this
time at just what
it costs us to have
the work done and will torn it
out as fast as we possibly
can.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-18
" on the right buttock

ly on the right buttock ..,...
How long would it take these
marks to disappear9"
There is no way Of telling,
The mark might remain for only
two or three days, or it might re-
main for a month. The disclora-
tion may not be at the exact point
of the bruise. 1t may appear some
where else in the same region of
the body"
What treatment would tend to
hasten the dissolution of these
marks9"
Heat, hot cloths, or the use of
the leech."
Gould you tell if this had been
donel"
No; the only indication was a
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-18
County Sup't.

j. Q. Glover of Sandie Quito,
S. L. p, Mexico, was a caller at
this office last Saturday. Mr..
Glover went to Mexico with what
is known as the ELK City, Okla
homa, Colony" five or six years
ago. He reports very dry weather
and but partial crops in and about
Sandie Quito.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-08-18
small amount of talcum powder .

small amount of talcum powder. y
..'........'
rs the child's condition deli
case9"
mo, it is in apparently good
condition except for a slight erup-
ton on the face. ......
rs that eruption tempo rary or
has it been there for some time9"
In my opinion it has been there
but for a short time.''
Would that tend to make the
child nervous and tretfulp
1t probably would"
The defense then cross-examined
the witness.
"How large a place did you see
tbere9"
Probably one-third of the left
buttock and one. fifth of the right
buttock.".
WAS it red or brown9"
1t was yellow or brownish." +"
What amount of force would
be required to- cause such a dis
coloration9"
1T would be hard to say exact
ly. 1t would take a pretty hard
spat with the hand or the child
would have to fall a foot or two."
Isn't it a fact that the wearing
of a diaper might cause a slight
discoloration of that part of the
bodyG"
Probably not, unless the child
were out in the sun with nothing
else on, then the skin under the
diaper would keep the sun from
tanning that part of the BODY"
Would continual spanking
make it more difficult to discolor
that part of a child's bodyp"
well, training in a muscle will
make it harder and less liable to
be injured BY abruise." )"
DIR. A. L. Knisely, city health
officer, then was called to the
stand. He told of the extent and
location Of the bruises which was
the same practically as told by DR..
Smith.