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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
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ibrem Seinl, in @eit HlaiHs, No.

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in @eIt Ylains. Mo., am DonnerS. !.
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5. De5ember, abgebalten nno Die Be.
erbielng erfolgte alsoann aitf Dem
Sreimorer Srieobcie, in Beit
Ylains.
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bon nur 5 8o6cn nit ibren glterfl
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10
,aliaH--GrOse.'

sllfreo @. Sultan rno SRI. Nina.
liza Gross, BON ct. 2onis, puroen
in Der pergnngenen 8oae, in ct.
9onis, onrh Raitor Sueonleper
(friibcr bon Scrmnnn) sctrailt.
Die 8raut lit cine Godter iiniereS
iriiberen Mtitbiirgers, sos. GROSS Y,
Satin, itno 5Gblt onber nnter oen
bieiigen illngen aeliten piele Sreln-
Sc. Scr 9r1utigam lit Sbeilbaber
Der ssirna syulian 4 Gp., Inltreider
,no Oeforotenr, IN ct. 2outs. ipo
aud oaS innge Haar ieinen Bob'l,
iit anfidI1gen miro 8ir gratul'e'
rem biermiit beIters
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10

t herman Suener, icit pielen Sab
rem Elm 8empbner unicres Gountps
itar6 am 2S. Iopenlber, im Iebr bob
en- slltcr pon s3 Sabren. in Der
gSobnung ieiner Sodter, 5rall San'
nab Sempelmonn in Der Rdbe por
5en,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-10

slbonniert aai SAG golfsbIott
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02

I've heads fctgrlta First, 80 iug
second, W. l.. Smnllwood, Elk city Okla .
lhlrd, Ihomus Taylor fourth Richard
Iutkrri NTH, Hubert Parker
Hest stalk feteritA First y. owen
soudan Grass
largest bunch SOudEn grass, tu measure
pot less than four inches IN diameter at
butt First, q NJ nokc. Norman. uku .
u uud. Charles rctrer, Calumet
ALFALFA
0lNly pound bale " alfalfa First g.
/. Gov, El Reno Okla second " g.
Martin, Calumet
Peck ~ alfalfa seed First, " } Mar
Nn. second, j. l.. Johnston, Jones
seasons cutting First, G. " Happ
Longest bunch Of alfalfa. to measure not
less than four inches In diameter nt
hu.t First W J Martin second, e. "
Ramp
Miscellaneous
largest display VI grain IN straw 0ud
0ugc grasses in variety First Nl.bu
Nls stephens
Cotton
Four stalks ut cotton with bou0 No
he'd First Ray H. schwartz, Moore.
UiIu
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INnNIpUNL rAHM rNwmrs

Three muu6N worlsrls uIru U
N.... no 49, blty SECOND 81 Jones'
twelve parsnips First g. W NRpr
Twelve carrots. fur lnhIp u-r First
M Nllrmurc. SECOND " Ram
.". satisfy root. First h Hoer'ma
..' ~ j W0gurr
.E .nr cucumber, I0ru 4 4 Ran
,nd. John bachelor rhori0v
..sr peppers. ono u,I FIRST II T.
second Y N N.lrwurr
..HH nrpurfs unr peck First INy
' .mm. Jones Dlu. ukn. o. n Nc
I.....
Ir.#f aud best pumpkin rru " A
.f.s' Tones tity ukm s.uUd. jeff
.' r'rurviev. Otla
.. field pumpkins First A
.... .vret pumpkins First n
'. second 4 ? Randall
.g.H md h"u squash nnv VARIETY
I-.. Va 4 willard, Rt no. .ly
.. Hubbard squash First ~
... .nnud A Jones
... nsfuu Marrow squash First S
.n... second A . Randall
... T,-N uynrd squash First r
.ns
'lnrblchcad squash FIRST 3 A
. summer rrooKedue.E squash
|.. A. N NrItmorr
'...r summer suunshrs uuy variety
- N a Randall second % W Iol
.rnf md hest watermelon FIRST
.|..'.s " Srul Atdmurr
.H..r vatrrmelons any vHrieiy First
W Robinson. n 4 u : city Inhu
.. '..Hr
r.r.f and best musEmel0n First s.
homes
..... mustmelnus. any variety lirst
owen. ser0nd John bachelor
'.Hu.st aud best display NJ farm pro
fu consist NJ corn. cotton. vere
fruits grains uud seeds grown
wiE on nnr farm 100 oklahoma and
...n hv nr grower First Meadow
...t farm ~ A 1lRndnU IlRrBh
.... second " owen nrNnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02


... ruvru OKLA srunud W 9onsv
. .....tn OlIs nirH Nicholas stephens
.NH. Okla. fourth . n Grove We.
..H okla Nrh. Nrl utcma.
.... ..f,in. W uHror rulsa OklB
..h TONY Urnv Wrwmks Okla
Wh'u corn tru Hrs Ilrt n " Con
..r. TIshomiugU ukH. -vuuud. = T.
.. third William Urrr Norman OKLA
.fn George Nunerlrt Canadian OKLA
uh Thomas RNhurn, stonewau nln.
.fn II W Archer. Purcell OKLA
Hmh Hubert Parker
sEEn CuRN-nUsnEI loT~
T.N 1u ears white corn flsi n n
N.ri. second = ! Poster l.shn
.ngu. okla third. J I NerI1 I.shn
mIugu. OKLA. fourth Noorvr u Nn'l
p.., 70 ears yellow corn First p O.
....t. second August UNunufl.N II Reno
.N.rN NiuhnlHs stephens fourth Charlie.
n uhr'ra Auu1nrtn
rop Corn
white uur corn Ilr.I Thomas TAYLOR
clinton okla Er.uuH n Wuu1ris1n
calumet Ohn
asennd " Wagner
Yellow uon um rr.r sa0on Aver,
AnudHrtn.
kauryufu
rive heads Iu.An.H white EaNrDm
rirst. ~ Scott 100 10 ,uy second
D e. NaNsHn I.ru OKLA third % q
rylrr Norman uNA fourth rhoma.
TutIUr ufh O. "A SuhI NO CIV
sixth. un Hr seventh NJ "A Jacobs
Nnrwuu UNH
usst stalk khur.0tn. With head Htla. bs,
IIrat D. N suh
Miionhife
Hive I.tds dwarf wlumaiup Ilfsi
Claude NgHtlu Units uth second
VIphafN Parker Wt $50 % AUus OKLA
third llunrf Parker AIus utH fourth
Hubert Parker nrh Iuhu Scott Wf q
/ Oklahoma city
Iirst afHk uWnmHIr. NUh I.IN Hf
u.hgl Ilrst uuHy Wal o., a. glty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02

NnI rrHra uN .r .,.r r..., H..
q Sous rUutr NrU second
Som. lro' Ran 'h.H A lI.m,. g,..t
Wpu1 Kan '''N'
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Patterson 90 N.un utIH .a..ut ~,
uurtr norman utlu w.
seulnr Ytr'ur mII ..roH sp.. g..
lemhrr D llr.' Nepn Rros Edward.
Burke w
Junior rtar'InE hull usIyul hra, DID,.
usry fltsl URup Urus second p...
SECOND Dove 4 SONS third n Va Dr',
luninr vearIIug hnll r1l,ad affat
nafy . First Raw Uros v SECOND p... F,
Sons thiri Wann Urus fourth b.
HNll carthage Nu mn D. " unU n,'
fUagr. N. H1H Lee r Patterson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02


SONS ihlrg, 81 u II',n'' I"url1, Dove .
y Sons ttlh 9nd sN'h, II. II Holmes, .
"|'h'" ~ W. I".A'
LOW, thtt year. v'u %. over ANA Dult
tu'AHng II'' lI H",u'r1 second,
i'oNr Sous I'""' zee y. iAurIH"h
loutih' l'"N' H.u'' '"'"' II. ll"'m'7
urlf,r. ,par, old. under First.
Reese A Som, second. H. il uomr.,
tutrd. Lee Il Patterson, fourth, uowr 4
Sons
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trmhrr ( lIr-t ,rrs a Sons. second ana
thlrd. Ram Bros fourth l. VI Han,
Nfth. Dove A Sons. sixth. y VI Han,
seventh. Dove a Sons, eighth. Lee H. .
Patterson
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uury IIr-r Reese a Sons second Eupp
lros. tnlrl. Dove n Sons, fourth. Lee
ana seventh il II Hoimcs rlghm. p " .
burke
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hro. mDw Dove y Sons. fourth, IL II +
liulm..
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'rr"n
'hSmp'ons
| Junior hampton Ouli Wapp Bro,
Senior hampton COW Eyps a Sons
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specials
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02

n. NuJ LIT NOtW WANTS IN
KNOWN lilROJGU THE
llMlN COLUMNS YOU
VII Nl SJWtIY
SATISFIED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
FRUITS, PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Annlea

OKLA
FRUITS. PLANTS ANu FIoWFHs
Apple.
Uupu. plrat t,,,,i,u ,,tt.u.
.r.ond, ii stevnft NrHIe.ter ''
Jonathan First. If stewart .rr
..I T. A Uenderson YeIr
Grimes Golden First. Mrs AIynh SIN
Hlr ChortnW second NJ NJ Fails lone,
Men Bnhs First Il NJ Runyun. Hybrs
uni. j II stewart
Willow rwig FIRST f. G. Higgins. Ma,
tang. second. John Barhplor
Missouri ,plppu First. joe Rushing.
NHH second, Mrs " II Hub,on Rt IO.
.HF
Nu"yup First R NJ Hunyou. second,
Nr. W Iob,ou
uuI,,. janet r,rs, p e. Well. htog
FISHER. second Ihru Uusmrr. usIuhunTn
.|I.
smlmau Wno,np First U VI Run
IY.. second. e.. T. Nnupr No lu rln
York lmperlnI Flr.t a N Wvn,on.
...nd H. e Wells
Arkansas Hack First. klsslrt
.....U R VI. Ruuyun
Iuutsmu Flru. Mir, " n uobson.
s,..uI Mrs Pearl m % en-,
Mammoth Blnrk TNlg Fir. Il u
Hunyon, second JOS kushinH
All other r.tablisbeJ yorlstis, Tlr.f 1
A ki,,i'k sea"nS ] II I''ySro s,S1or, "'''
runr.tlou OF appI.s Tor marker, MOT I...
than four varieties Firsf Mr., " Il
liybson. second. r john. ChOrtnv
UAu.
n.. less than four varieties Tlr., f.
o. lngglu. second. Mrs " II uobson
IYl.ftInu M ,,lnt.t snulss for u,sslI
n. '".. @ ,1pn ,onr % "ar,rip. H f1rr 'G' '"I II n
u.abs, Norman. Okla second Mrs "
u Uobson
objection OF fan applas FOR market
un. Ir,s Than four ,aIlstss Tlrst 4 g.
N.... second Doyton Crum
crane.
collection of rrar|r.' mot lee, than four
,IIrtir, rr.t. Mr., VI 4 T,uGu.r
Chandler. Okla.
collection white grapes. moi Ir,s than
rNr.. varieties First A Johnston
Yukon SECOND. Mr. VI O. Fouyupt
collection rod crane. NAT lows than
thrre ,urlctio. First 4 4, Johnston ssr
uuU Mis- NJ g. Fuuuu,
collection black grapes not less than
purt. second A A IDrn.i.,
Niagara rrr Nr. NJ f. ronluar.
second A Johnston
brighton FIRST Mrs VI T. Tou1uaf
Moore, IarN First hlr. NJ ..m
qurt
Concord llrsf Na. NNr NuiarN uf
lo .Ip sa.und.N 4 johnston
All rfl.r ,.f,lu.H.I ,IrI,tI.. Itr.f
Johnston second Mrs " p Poo
uu.
p.,,.
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Eun utn .-..nI J.bp p srln N
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l,.t.r IIr.f At gt.r, t,.l.,f.g
.,..uI % o. uIygn,. NIu.fouy
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4. .fN.r r.t.tu.t,l ,sr.rt.. rIr.t
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ID smith
p..,,..
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Woody Nook Farm Guernsey,

your herd with Guerse, male and figure profit your
dair, herd
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Duchess Iirsr A. lubnstou. SO
BON utu.. -u,und. John d Smith NJ
I.HH
krinr FIRST y VI short Frederick .
uuI. D. O. Higgins Mustang
UIHIuW First A y lleltrr thU.nw
Al. other established varieties tlr-l
NI.mrl N..lwurth Jones second John
Do smIfu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
MANNING. IL INVITED
tS ONf. or Ills GUESTS

COLUMBIA. =. G.. November %
Henry Ford to-day wired Richard l.
Manning. Governor of South Carolina
inviting him TO become Il member OF
Il peace commission that will sail from
New York on December aboard the
Oscar H. for kriStiauia, Stockholm and
Copenhagen. Among the 100 Ameri-
cans invited to join the expedition and
who have accepted. according to Mr.
Ford, are Jane Addams. Thomas \.
Edison and John Wanamakcr Gov
crnor Manning is out of the city to-
day. and ii L., net known if he will
acccp; the Invitation.
In his telegram the Detroit manu-
facture" says:
II AIN cabling leading men and
women Of thu European nations to- ioin
us EN- route. and al some central point.
10 "c established later. establish an
international conference dedicated to
The negotiations leading to the Just
settlement of ,hc war"
The 'ntirc expenses or the expedition
arc /" Uc dcf!aycd by Mr.. Ford. il is
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
WILSON WORKS ON MESSAGE
President spends l.nrSc Part Of Ills
Thanksgiving Rcdrnfting Parts
of Document.

WASHINGTON. November 25-presi-
dent Wilson worked late again tonight
on his antiquatcd typewriter pound
ing out his annual message to Con-
gIess to get il ready for the pubic
printer tomorrow morning
The President remained in his study
until past last midnight and resumed
thc task early this morning. remaining
in seclusion until this afternoon, when
he took an automobile ride. After tho
Thanksgiving dinner he went back to
work on the message. The unexpected
delay was caused by the fact that the
President redrafted parts of the docu-
mcnt as originally written
The general theme OF the message
will be national defense. his plan
being TO take up more specifically
other subjects in later address to
Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
TEN PERSONS KILLED
IN WESTERN TORNADO
Severe Storm, Which Sweeps Through
Hot Springs, Ark, Injuries
About Thirty.
WIRE CONNECTION CUT oFT
Passengers Arriving at Little Rock
Tell of Death and Devastation.
Dead Killed by Collapse Of Their
Houses

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. November - =
Ten persons are known to b" dead,
ono man Is believed ~ W. htr.icd i'm ,lic
ruins of his home and about thirty
are injured. some probably fatally as
the result OF a tornado that sweIS
through the thickly settled farming
country Il mile east of Ho, Springs
this afternoon.
This information was brought TO
Little Rock by passengers on Rock
Island train that reached here shortly
after II o'clock Tonight All wires
to Hot Springs are out of commission.
All OF the dead. six OF whom are
white persons, we're farmers and prlc-
ticaily all were killed by the colla:.se
Of their houses.
The city Of Hot Springs suffered no
damage and no one was injured witnin
its limits.
Wire communication with Hot
Springs. cut off by the storm. still WAS
interrupted late tonight and efforts
TO secure more definite informa tion as
TO the loss OF life and property desirlic-
ton We're futiIe. One report placed the
number of dead at eight and the injured
at 100. while the conductor of a train
which reached Malvern shortly before
o'clock stated that fires could be seen
sprinG!ng up on the outskirts OF the
city when his train left. According to
persons who arrived here the business
section OF Hot Springs was not in
iured
y Rock island railroad bridge near
Hot Springs was washed away and the
Iron Mountain train which reached here
was delayed by trees which had fallen
across the track
The southeastern outskirts Of the
city are said TO have been the only
section which suffered serious damage
The clubhouse OF the Hot Springs
Country Club was among the build
.nrs destroyed
The L. :. government reservation, in
the center of the city. is said to have
escaped damage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
SIlraiIle,l.
G0RIZIA CAPTURED
One of Austrinu StronghOids Taken Inv
ltniinns After Siege of
Months.
n, ANDRE nEAruo>r

MILAN. November 25.-Rcports HAY.
Just been received that Gorizio has
been taken by the Italians after "a cam
rhiSn ot more than four months. dur-
ing which trench after trench and h,ll
a.tcr nil h3tf to be captured and nm
merous powerful batteries. protected
by strong natural and artificial de-
ichscs. had TO. bc demolished
The taking of Gorizia is one of ;he
s!orieS OF the italian army. as il was
considered by the Austrians as one of
their most Formidable positions
Tn" Importance Of the place is de-
rived mainly from its military position
as KEY to the Austrian dcfenscs north
OF ihc ca.So Plateau.
The last offensive against this roiut
which was bcsicecd practically ever
since the beginning of campaign was
inauS Suratcd at the end of September
and had continued ever since
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
OFFICIALS OF SOUTHERN
STATE CAUSE OF WRECK
Regular Train PASSES Block Signal
AMI Runs Too Close to
Special.
IN. FATAL. REAK-nSD COLLISION
Place Where Accident Occurs Is
Doublc-Trackcd Main Line, Fully
Equipped With Block Signals.
Two Dead, Twcnty-Two Injured.

WASHINGTON. November 25-Thc
rear-end collision on the Southern Kal-
way at Salisbury. \. T.. last night. in
which two We're killed and Twenty-Five
injured. was due TO No. IS passing tn.
block signal and running too close to
bury station. according to an Official
statement issued to-day at the general
oHce of the road here. The special
train was loaded with North Caro-
ilnians on their way TO attend to-d:,y's
Virginia North Carolina football game
at Richmond. The statement says:
NO. ~. running on time passed
electric automatic block signal. np-
parcn,ly running cautiously and slow
ly, and ran TOO close To second section
OF No. %2, while standing at the station
at salisbury y. g, awaiting signals
to proceed into the station
The line where the acci,icut occurred
is dcIhlci tracked main line. fully
equipped with automatic electric block
signals.
Henry e. Sievcrs and II. T. Hail. both
of Charlotte. We're killed. Max Gard
ncr, of shelby. candidate for the Demo-
Governor OF North Carolina. had his
left leg broken and suffered sprnined
back.
other passengers injured were AS
follows:
Mrs. l.. :. Castle. Charlotte. sprain.
{ l.. lscy. Charlotte. sprain.
Henry TallcH, Charlotte laceration
of face aud ankle fractured.
&. T.. stone. Charlotte, laceration of
face.
w. T. Howell, Charlotte. cut on eve
and spraincd back.
Mrs. +. Z. Purse. Charlotte. arm
fractured
ID. III. flolloborouGh. baggage master
Charlotte. 3pran OF left leg.
&. II. Holten. Charlotte, back
sprained.
i. NJ Smith, Charlotte. broken rib
Mrs. Il. T.. Smith, Charlotte, Iacera
ton of face and rib broken.
+. -. Mccall, Charlotte. laccration
and cuts on lace.
Forest q; SkerridGc. shelby. rib
broken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
INVITATION DECLINED
BY GOVERNOR STUART
|irgin'a's Chief Executive Will Not
lie Member of Furd's Proposed
Peace Party.
OFFICE DOES NOT PERMIT
Says i'm Reply That lie Feels HiS
Relations to Such Questions Are
Fixed and Limited by Official
Duties and Obligations.

Governor Henry &. Stuart. OF Viz.
GINA. will NO, hc - member of he
pcac" rarty whitn iaucv Ford. the
muliimiilionairc manufacturer. pro.
pose" TO talk" :. Europe ~ an c,rort
TO bring about u Scu!"rhen; uf tac
war. Governor stuart, In common with
the chief executives of various other
STATES u,u a large number "f thc couu-
try's leading men. yesterday received
{, telegram asking him to become "a
member OF the peace party, which Will
be taken - Europe on board IA vessel
chartered for the mission by Mr.. Ford,
ana viii not necessarily be confined to
paciists. i;ut Governor Stuart does
not feel that the duties and limitations
of his Office would iarmit his ac-
cep,ancc, and last night he wired MIR.
Ford as follows:
Henry Ford
"Biltmorc Hotel. New York
II thank YOU for the invitation to
JON YOU and others in an effort to
establish an international conferences
dedicated To negotiations looking to
ituropean peace. !cci, however. that
my relations - This ana all other uurs-
tions Of like nature are fixed and
limited by my official duties and obli-
cations as the Governor Of one of the
American Commemorative
III. &. STUART"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
PROMINENT WOMEN TO SERVE
Wives of Cabinet Officers and Senator's
on Reception Committee for
Suffrage Association.
Especial to The mes-Dispalchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASH INGTON. November 25.-An-
nouncemcnt was made Tonight that
many prominent women Will serve on
the honorary committee on arrange
mcnts Tor the forty seventh annual con-
vcntion Of the National American Wom-
an suffrage Association to he held here
December IA to 10. Among them are
Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison, wife OF she
Secretary Of War; Mrs. David = iious-
tom. wife of the Secretary Of Agricul-
turc; Mrs. Franklin *. Lane. wife of
the Secretary of the interior: Mis-
Albert sidney Burlcson. wife of
the Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Robert
III. LA Toilette, Mrs. George Suihrr-
land. Mrs. Reed Smoot. Mrs. Henry f.
AShurst, Mrs John +. Shafroth and
Miss Julia Lathrop. DR.. Anna Howard
shaw Will preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
MAN ATTACKED WITH RABIES
Runs Through Streets Scratching and
BitinE at People Until Inp-
turcd by Police

pITTSBUR RGl. November 25.-John
Bukowa, aged twenty-seven. while suf
fering from rabies became violent and
escaped from a hospital TODAY. run.
ming through crowded thoroughfare
scratching and biting at people until
patrol wagon loaded with policemen
gave chase.
After battle with Bukowa, in which
SIX policemen and pntrolmen wcr.
either bitten or scratched. the afflicted
man was returned to hospital, where
he attacked the superintendent. the
physician in charge and an orderly.
He died tonight.
Eukowa was bitten by n dog about
two months ago. but no attention was
paid to his injuries until he began TO
act strangely this morning. His cscape
was made but a short time after enter
Ing the hospital
Fourteen persons in all were bitten
by Bukowa. eleven OF whom were at
once sent to Mercy Hospital to undergo
the Pasteur treatment.