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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-12
Cuentas y cuentos

prllclploS uel slSio pdsduo
un restauradOr de cuadros, llama
do, segun es su fama, jaime Tras
pour, estuvo trabajando para la
iglesia de IN convento, y al fin
de tarea present6 la cuenta al P.
Prior. Este, escandalizado de 10
exhorbitante de ella, exigi6 al ar
tista que lie pusiese todas las par
tidas bien especifcadas, y al otro
dia Sc encontr6 con la cuenta ST.
guiente, que puede apostarselas
con las del Gran Captain:
Por corregir, retocar y
barnizar los diez manda-
mientos de la ley de Dios $13.0 90
Por afeitar a Pilatos y
echarle I'm gallon nuevo en-
ell zorro AGO
Por arreglarle la cola al
gallo de la passion y ponerle
cresta 200
Por arreglarle los dedos
al buen ladr6n y sujetarlo
a Ia cruz LOO
Por dorarle las alas al ar
CANCEL 5. Gabriel 1900
Por componer ell cielo, EzTz
hacer dos estrellas nuevas,
dorar ell sol y platear la lu-
ma 800
Por lavar la cara a la
criada de Caifas 600
Por limpiar los bordados
a Ia bata de Herodes, po-
merle dos dientes y atusar-
lie la peluca 800
Por remendarle a David
unos calzones anteados y
ponerle cuatro botones que
lie faltaban en- Ia ropa 800
Por unos botines de via.
je para Tobias ell joven y
echarle una correa nueva
en- ell moral 200
Por limpiar las orejas de
la burra de Balaam repa-
pasarle el pelaje 400
Por ponerle a Sara unos
pendientes en- las orejas 800
Por componerle IL honda
a David, aumentar la cabe-
"a a Goliat y engordarle las
pantorrillas 400
Por echar los dientes a
la quijada de Samson LOO
Por retocar ell area de
Noe y hacer en- ella una
ventana nueva ZOO
Por remendar Ia camisa
del hijo pr6digo, lavar los
puercos y echarles aqua en-
una charca 800
Por echar una asa nueva
en- ell CUBIC de la Samantha
ma. LOO
Total S 10000
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De pie ante ell cuadro de la
Virgen India, segui mOnolO-
gando.
La sombra envOIvia la nave
Y las estatuas del indio aluci-
nado y del Obispo credulo,
perpetuados ALI sObre la gra-
deria del trOno, en- la masa RI
gida de opuIento smarmOles,
parecian ,iialigar en- las tienie
bias.
Descendia una paz profunda
de 10 alto de las cupulas.
Una lampara Sc e~Xtinguia
chiSporrOteando.
La Virgen en- su Cuadro,
era una mancha cOnfusa
Segui monologando.
Jose /. Rebollar.
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En- la semi-luz de aquel ere
pusculo de octubre, un rayo
de sol vino a quebrarse sobre
la tesla coronado de la Virgen
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NOyENAS.

Del Santo Nino de Atoche, O Is
centavo5 cada una.
Novera y Triduo de Nuestrs Sc
nora del Perpetuo Socorro, a 20
centayos csda una,
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OCUPACION ,-Descc trabaiar en- 10 que
Sc prescnte, prcfriendo agriculture, en- Ia
que tengo alguna practica. Dirijanse a
Antonio Galvan, 100 Frio St.-Ciudad.
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VARIEDADES ~ LITERATURE

India, iluminando ell cuadro.
VolvierOn a resOnar mis- pasOS
sobre las graderias de marmol
que suben haSta ell Trono, en-
la solemnidad .aiiada de la
nave. Y me encontre de prom
to, palpando ell grueso CRYSTAL
cue defiende la pintura, fren-
tie a frente del prodigio ....
BESIDE ALI la evOcaci6n fu6
mas intensa, y hacienda un
esfuerzo inaudito de memoria
encontre la Erase textual con
que da principle en- los clises
religiosoS la relaci0n del mila-
gro:
"Corria ell mes de Diciembre
del ano de 1891"
Despu6s la Imagination
reconstruct ell suceso, Y vi al
pobre indio tiritando bajo el
andrajo de SUI tilma, en- las in
clemencias de aqella albo-
rada de diciem br e
10 vi ascender animOsa-
mente, saltando como un paja-
70, por SObre las rOcaS cast
inaccesibleS, a trav6s del es-
cueto Tepeyac; 10 vi trasfigu-
RADIO, con la pupila dilatada
en- la lejania de una alucina
ci6n dominadOra y sugeStiVa,
hiia de su fe de ne0fito Y de
su crasa ignorancia de anal
fabeto, Y 10 Vi finalmente AFRO
dilladO ante Ia vision magnifi-
ca que lie hablaba, llamandO-
lie 'Su hlJo, deSde Ell centre de
IN reSplandor muy vivo a dom
de parecia haberSe volcadO Ell
ilrmamento. .......
"Diras al Obispo que me levan-
te IN temple.
Y los labloS de Va Dlvlna Sc
nora repetlan Ell ruego. IN
emplo' ST. lleno del eSpIendor
magnltlco dc las grandeS cate
draleS de Ia edac herolca del
catoIlclSmo, un temple de pro-
porclones deSmeSuradaS donde
puolela c&Der hoIgauamehIe
Ia mucheoumOfe oe SuS MOS,
looo 81 puIuiar ehc"oehauo gel
oerruloo muhdo azteca'
eI poOFe PARA eI eIegluo'
con eI anna aofaSaoa en- eI as
Guar oe Su amor y oe Su Ie'
er" el PorI"uoF oel oI'iho ell
cargo oe l" senior" al Oo4S-
po' ' oel OoISPo L" oeHoI"'
coASIlIul" ei eSl"Ooh que e'."-
OIecIa 81 cohIactO ehlre i" Ile-
cia oe una Pfueoa' pero encon-
Ifo FoSaS lreScaS SCORE las IS
0"i'""S VIZ "i'iel'IOie nUe'
Por Ell cargo oe Su heiha "
oar FL teStlliolIo oel HlIia-
gro.
ReVentaoa Ell andraJo de Ia
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DIVERSOS.

GRATIFICAClON.-Se lie dara a la per-
soma que informe del paradero de una va
ca baya cabeza josca, con mi fierro marca
do asi: 6 5 en- la paleta derecha, Y u y
vaca sc me perdio desde el 10 del pasado
Ncviembre. DirIjansea Manuel Gonzalez,
Box l76.-Sinton, Texas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
BEECHER STEWART MANA
GER OF SHOE DEPART
MENT At NOVELS

AIR. Beecher Stewart this morning
assumed charge OF the extensive
shoe department Of The Novels Mer.
camille Company. Mr. Rich who has
so successfully built up the depart
ment to be an important fac
tor in the merchandising Of
this big store. viii leave in q few
days for Rocky Ford where he VIII
open 4 store OF his own
Mr.. Stewart has a large following
OF friends. who VIII be pleased TO
know OF HIS new position Beech Is
a shoe merchant OF more than fifteen
year, experience. most Of which was
gained in Canon City. AS a result
he has large following OF customers
who VII hail with delight the fact
that he is again fitting shoes asler
a rest OF two years
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BODY BROUGHT HERE
THIS AFTERNOON

The body OF the late Mrs. S. IL.
St John. who died at Long Beach.
California. one day last week from
paralysis after a lingering illness.
was brought here from the Pacific
coast on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. Z. this afternoon and conveyed
to Wilson's undertaking chapel to
await burial. Deceased was n native
Of Michigan and was about seventy
years Of age. Untii four or ave
years ago Mrs. ST John was a resi-
dent of Canon City. She leaves. be-
sides the bsreaved husband. two sons
Farnum ST. John of Denver. and Yer.
non ST. John OF this city. TO mourn
her death.
The funeral will take place from
the First Baptist church here at 2:30
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and will
be conducted by Rev. Joshua Graveft
pastor of 1allIec Baptist church n
Denver. assisted by Rev nsiey Of this
city Vnicrment viii be in Lakeside
cemetery. -arnurs ST Johr Of Den
yer Is here TO attend tho ohsequIes
any pay ,hs Ia sad rites OF respe-t
% tho memory OF his mother.
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WILD WEST SHOW At
PeNR0SE LABOR DAY

Arrangements are being made for
a big wild west show al Penrose on
Labor day. Monday. September Z.
in which the cowboys. cattlemen.
ranchers and the people Of Beaver
Park generally will lend their assis-
tanoe and patronage. There will be
thrills = plenty to satisfy the most
exacting and a deal Of the fine sport
is promised by the program commit
tee.
There Will be hucking contests "a
lore, horse racing, relay races. pota-
70 races. base Dali games and 9TH
er athletic stunts to enlist the skill
OF contestants and to excite the at
tentlon OF spectators. A liberal fund
has been raised by private subscrip-
tinn TO meet the expenses Of the oc-
casion and generous prizes viii be
siien 10 the victors in the various
contests special race track. en-
oircling the base ball diamond. is
being constructed for the affair.
Visitors IN Penrose for the Labor
day sports viii be furnished day
full Of diversion and entertainment.
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CLEARING PATHWAY
FOR NEW VlADUCT

A bunch Of men under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Harcman Of Colorado
srrings. chief engineer for the Cen
tral Construction company, has be-
gun clearing the way for the viaduct
on outh Third street All OF the ma
teriais for the structure have been
ordered and viii begin TO arrive in
the course Of 4 few days. AS soon
as the sand ead cement can be de-
ivered the concerto bases for the
supporting columns Of the vi4duct
will be put in. Il is the intention OF
the contractors 10 push the under
taking as rapidly as circumstances
will permit in order that it may be
completed Sefore cold weather sets
in. The viaduc; will be between six
and seven hui red feet in length and
is the most important public enter
prise launched here for some time
Jas. II. Peabody has been employed
by the ely TO look after the inter
ests Of the publ. in the construction
Of the viadu-t aad will give the
greater part Of I : time to the work
Mr.. Maehaud OF olorado Springs.
president OF the Central Construction
company. wlich has the contract for
the undertaking. IS expected here this
afternoon or Wednesday to In
spect the proposition. -
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BEECHER STEWART, LOYAL
CANON CITY BOOSTER

Perhsps no one individual has done
more to BOOST Canon City the pas,
six months than Beecher Stewart. OF
course there are boosters Who are
as enthusiastic a. Mr.. Stewart. but
there are few whose Efforts have been
50 prolific Of results
Mr.. Stewart vent up to Phlpps
sanitarium fer a year. When his time
was Up he came back to Canon City.
his home for aficen years. and he
brought several of his friends from
the sanitarlam with him.
lie talked Canon City from the time
no went TO the san until he left
II. He told about It's even climate.
its beautiful and pleasant atmosphere.
He told ho~ nice the residents were
and told general boosting facts.
Seven Young men came at first
They have been her two months and
are just as big boosters for the place
as Beeoher Stewart. They have all
gained in flesh and all feel much
better than formerly. They have
talked so well OF the place that 9th.
ers OF their friends are coming here
or planning TO come.
II would not he amiss to say that
perhaps fifteen have come here
through Beecher stewart's boosting
within the past two or three months
Some Of those who have come to
Canon City recently are: Hugh VIII
lis. Charles Devine. c. E. BieIste,n.
d. Brewing,on. Fred Price. Claude
Hinch. Charles Haukole. Arthur Null
lens and ,he Misses Raphael and
Lamb.
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CHIEFTAIh BELIEVES
IN LETTING BOTH
SIDES Be HEARD
Pueblo chisstain-

Pueblo chiestain-
The question OF whether Colorado
shall remain wet or be voted dry is
one that viii be On the ballot. There
fore it becomes political issue. and
The chieftAin is not Interested in
either side of the controversy.
We do object. however. to being in
suited together with all other news
paper publishers in the state. with
the statement from the press agent
of the drys that the paper that pub
fishes the advertisement OF the vets
has been bought Space is the only
thing we have to sell
No reputable paper gives it away.
and we have as much right to accept
pay for properly used space advocat-
ing the wet side Of the question. as
we have to accept space from tho
baking powder concern for extoling
the virtues OF that particular baking
powder. The psess agent. the num-
erous lecturer and others working
for the dry cause. are being we'll
raid for their services.
Our advertising space is for sale
II can be bought by both vets and
drys. and we hold that SO selling
the space loes not commit us 20
either side OF the controversy. THIS
Is the position which every newsra-
per in coio.ado should take.
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WIENER AND MARSHMALL0W
TOAST ON THE SKYLINE

The members OF the Society II
Christian Endeavor OF the Christian
church gave a complimentary welner
and marshmallou toast on the skyline
drive Monday nisht TO Miss Maude
Miller and Johr Turner. both Of
whom left TIE following day for the
east Miss Hiller will teach during
the coming school year in Missouri
and Mr.. Tusrner will engage in bust.
ness at his old home at Hamilton.
Ohio. During his stay in Canon City
Mr.. Turner was acting physical sec
rotary OF :he Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday nights gathering on the
Skyline drive was very pleasant
one in all respects About thirty-nve
young people were present There
was a special illumination OF the pic
mic grounds for the occasion.
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CHAS. IECKENBY TRAVELS
BY MAXWELL SPECIAL

Charles II. LeckeHby. editor Of the
Steamboat Pilot. IS making his cam
paign for the Derocratic nomination
for state audito- in an automobile
Charlie says thi= is the only system
for fhC reason that by rail a oandi-
date is fortunate TO make two
towns in a day. While he covers more
than leo miles and visits ave or six
towns daily. 1t las been suggested
that Mr.. Lsckenh~ place a model q
a steamboat on the hood OF the
''Leekenby Special E. L. Mecullourh
OF the office of Fred Farrar. attorney
general. who hAs been ~brakins
ahead on The Special for few
days. says that unless "Janney" au-
tomato draw couplings and a full
power headlight added to the equip
ment he will report the matter 20
the o. r. C. He also complains that
a ~fulr' crew should 80 with The
Special"
Mr.. Leckenby recently bought a
new Maxwell ca to make this cam
paign ir. which is all right and very
fine. but the newrrapcrmen over the
state are wondering how a country
editor co I'd Get together enough
money to buy n new car and run for
state office all the same year.
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Mrs waldo's Brother Dies

Mr.. J. A. Warren, the only brother
of Mrs. Sarah E Waldo OF this city.
died very suddenly at Akalaka, Mon
tana. on August seth. 1914. His body
was conveyed to the old home in
Menomonie. Wisconsin. and his fune-
raj was held on the sist Mrs. Wal.
do and his step-mother twho has re
Gently been visiting with Mrs. Wal
do In this city) arrived In Menomonie
on the ssth and were present at the
funeral
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LEFT For Home Today

Rev. and Mrs. Du Bose and chill
dren. Louise and Warner. left today
for their home at Farmington. Mis-
souri,. after a five or six weeks visit
here. Rev Du Bose. who is pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Farming
ton. has been supplying the pulpit of
the church OF that denomination here
since the departure Of Pastor SEWER
and family for Long Beach. caiifor-
mia. on their annual vacation Rev.
and Mrs. sevie- and family are ex-
pected back from the Pacific coast
the last Of tse current week.
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The opinio-- is expressed at the
hospital that the roy will recover, al
though 1t is stated that his condition
will be a cause for anxiety on the
part of his attendants for four or
five days.
Mother Also In Hospital
The unfortunate boys mother In at
present in the same hospital with her
son, slowly recuperating from a DEL
icate surgical operation of a week
or so ago. She has not been inform
ed Of the accident that has befallen
the boy as the hospital authorities
fear the results IL would have upon
her. Mrs Jones until lately was
employed rs n saieswoman at the
Novels Mercantile company's store.
Her husband. Ed Jones. has for the
last ysar or more been living n
California.
But little is known of the details of
he explosion of the dynamite this
morning as thee were no witnesses
to the occurrence A hole of con-
siderable size was torn in the ground
where it took rlaee and that the
lad was not killed is considered NJ
tie short OF the miraculous.
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Tim MekiIvay Grow. sIs cueumber.


Tim McKilvsy OF io4 Douglas Ave
nue. sent some ''whoppin" big cucum.
bers in TO the Record office this NOR
ming and they are or display In the
Record window. One would no,
imagine that cucrmters grown by the
amateur gardner could get SO large.
Mr.. McKilvay har n general all round
garden that is ar above the average.
Alderman Rouse Has New Car
Alderman Fred Rouse Of South
Canon 10 the proud possessor of a
new auto purchased last week. He
took some of h,s friends on. for a
spin Sunday night.
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cAap OF THANKS

We desire to sincerely offer our
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neishtors who were so
kind and good AZ the time of the
passing away Of our beloved mother.
Mrs Mary phipps.
Mrs. A. J McNALLY.
Mrs Il. v KINNEIL
sM. W. PHIPPs.
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Son Born to Mr.. and Mn. GUNNER.

Son Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Gunner.
DIR. F. A. Twilcheli received q tele-
gram from Fort coIiins on Tuesday
announcing the birth on Monday Of n
seven and a half pound baby son to
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ. GUNNER Of that
city. Tho little fellow has been
christened George Waldo GUNNER in
honor Of his patcrnai grandfather.
Mra. GUNNER will be best remember
ed in Canon City as Miss Margaret
Twitchcll
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|REBEKAHS STILL HOLD THE
LEAD IN GOLD CONTEST
Eastern Star Slowly Creeping Up With the
Three Other Contestants Working Very
Hard-Contest Closes Next Week.

ing up to Them slowly but surely.
All the other contestants are also
making gains.
The contsts closes wednesday night
September 9th at c o'clock. All sale
slips must Le turned In by that time
or they will not be counted.
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HON. rhI. Morning From AImons

Home This Morning From AInnont
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Emmerson. son
John Kenneth. Arthur Seaman and
Major Hitchcock returned to Canon
City on an early train this morning
from two weeks camping and fish
ing trip on Taylor river. Eve miles
above Almont. Other members OF
their party. Including Mrs. Fred Fen
Miss Ruth Goodrich. Miss Theo
Emmerson. Prof A. L. Haley and DR..
8. E. Lane. are expected home In
the course If few days.
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Riding Bumpers When Flange
Breaks and Cars Go Into
Ditch; Goes Under Before
They Leave Track.
PARENTS ARE QUITE WEALTHY
Live at Gushing, Okla; Injured
Boy Taken Care Of by
Railroad Physician.

Suffering from injuries which II
was at nrst believed would be fatal.
Fred Parry OF Gushing. Oklahoma.
aged sixteen. was brought to the hos
pitai here 1t > O'Clock Sunday morn
ing from the scene OF q wreck a
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad on
Saturday night between Parkdaie
and spike5uck. fifteen or eighteen
miles west OF Canon City.
FIanss Breaks and Cars oitehed
Young Perry and n companion we're
riding on the bumpers OF an east
bound freight train when a nanEo on
a wheel broke while going around =
curve in the track and eve cars were
ditchod. Tho victim OF the unfortu-
nate affair $ said to have been stand
ing up with his hands in his pook-
els al the time OF tho derailment and
fell under he wheels before the cars
left the track His riEhs leg was
rssn over aud frightfaiiy msngica
from the ankle tc the knee and his
left foot broken. In addition. his
right shoulder was dlnlocated and n
Gu, several inches inflicted In his
scalp.
Surgeon cailea to Attend Him
Perry vas picked up by tho train
men and placed in the oaboose where
he remained for twelve hours before
being brought to cunon City. DR..
Maxwell. tho RAILROAD eompanys sur
Eeon. vas called 20 attend him and
remained with him all night. admin
isteFinE hypodermie injections OF NOR
phine 10 allay the suffering. The boy
was In a much better physical con
dition on reaching here than might
have been expected considering the
severe character OF his wounds. An
ambulance was IL waiting at the rail
road station on his arrival here and
he was conveyed to the hospital
where he was made MS comfortable
as the nature OF the injuries would
permit.
Risht leg Amputated
shortly after being taken 10 the
hospital his right leg was amputat-
ed lust below the knes and his Or
wounds given professional attention
A special nurse was assigned to care
for him and he In reported TO be get.
ting along nicely today with encour-
aging prospects for an ultimate re0ov
cry. lie was resting easily at noon
and tho attendant expressed the be
lief that tho Indications were all OF
a hopeful character
An uncle OF the boy living In Rocky
Ford was apprised OF the accident
by telephone and arrived here Sun
day evening TO see that nothing was
left undons that would contribute in
any way to his comfort The father
was wired an account OF the affair
and Is expected 10 be at his sons
bedside as soon rs no can possibly
get here. Ho In expectcdto arrive
ss...s ss.....s avening.
FoIks Wall To DO
Perry's parents are undcrstood 70
be people OF considerable wealth and
will SEQ to Il that nothing il lacking
that vii, make the long hours Of,
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'is invalidsy pass as pleasantly

his invaiidsy pass as pleasantly rs
end.
While / was speaking to Mr.. chur-
chill. q telegram came in from
Belgium announcing the total des-
-tion of the town of Louvain as
- ict Of military execution. Hand
1t TO me. he said:
What further proof is needed Of
the cause at issue. Tell that to
your American fellow countrymen.
You know" he added. Il am half
American myself"
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The Rebesahs are still holding the
lead. but tn. Eastern Star are creep
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Went To rsxas On Business
w. W. Davis went to Texas on bus
iness the nrrt OF the wsck.
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Found Unconscious

The boy was found lying unconsci-
Gus on the ground nearby and was
carried to the house and a physician
summoned
Later he was taken to the hospital
where an examination by the attend
ing surgeon showed his wounds were
Of such character as to require m
umbilicai operation. It was found
after an incision into the stomach
had been made that a small pune.
ture OF the bowels had been caused
by the explosion. but that the wound
was not necessarily a fatal cne.
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Porter Robbins, il, Has Vitals Torn Out
When Dynamite Cap Explodes; Did
Not Know what it was and
Used Match.
MOTHER IN HOSPITAL WITH BOY

Porter Robbins, aged fourteen, was
seriously hort at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. Birdie Jones on Macon
avenue between nine and ten O'Clock
this morning by the explosion of a
dynamite cap. which he found lying
in the back yard.
Not knowing what 1t was. or hav-
ing any idea of the danger Of play.
ing with It the Lad lighted the cap
with a match and awaited results.
There was a deafening roar when
the thing went OF and the neighbors
were attracted &c the scene by the
explosion
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FoIks Wall To DO

Perry's parents are understood 10
bc people OF considerable wealth and
will SEQ to Il that nothing il lacking
that viii make the long hours of