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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-04
SP0AGES left
! INSIDE WOMAN
BASIS 0F SUIT
AGOsiRF HtNDS THAT
SURGEON vs. N0Y LfsBLE
ron DgAMAGES

Oklahoma citg ,June l.-4is a SUR
econ leaves spanses In the interior
cf patient and the patient dies az
"a result Of she presence Of the spong-
% here, Representatives OF decedent
must prove that the surgeon was
negligent in order. to recover dam
ages This II the theory Of the sn-
preme court ominission III an opinion
lby Judge Brett In a case, appealed
from Okmulgee county,
The average laynan who Is not fa-
sh iliar with the duties OF surgeons
and nurses viii learn from the state
ment Of facts In this ease, that two
gauze sponges were left TO sllitter up
the interior Of a person who had gust
been operated upon and ihe sponges
caused 50 much trouble that the pa
tient was taken to- hospital in a
large city where IN operation dis
closed their presence, But The pa
tisnt died The surgeon defended an
action for damages on the ground
that he admonished the nnrse to
keep count Of the sponges and see to-
1t that they were all removed before
the incision was closed. The nurse
assured the surgeon that his instruc-
items had been followed. The sur
geonbeing very bnsy .cutting and
and Lighting and otherwise
sargeonizing was Of necessity COM
pelled to rely upon the nurse, The
court said !, An action against q
surgeon for ncgligently leaving gauze
spenges In the body of the patient Hp-
on whoI he had operated, which re-
suited ia her death; the defendant
Is, entitled to an instruction on his
theory ef defense. and It is not error
fcr the court To- instruct the jury that
though they believe defendant did
leave he sponges in the body Of the
patient, and her death was the prox-
mate result thereof, yet II they aiso
believe that IN the performance OF
the operation he exercised ordinary
care in keeping track Of the sponges
and seeing to II that they wele all
removed before the incision was clos
ID he could not be held liable for
negligence. The great gist Of such
scsion Is not tased upon the result
II the operation, but upon negligenae
IA its performance. and the rights Of
he parties nust be tested by wheth-
" or not tile defendant exercised that
legfee Of care in performing the or
ration that is imposed upon HIN BY
aw''
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For Dandruif, we recommend
T.s:.'x,a,';:''!e!!g: Ts:.',,';:''!
"93" Hair T onic
cray's Drug Store.
JUNGLE SAM OFFERS

WHERE auNcLE SAN" DIFFERS
HOMES TO PIONEERS
The man who would pioneer, who
has dreams Of farm Nesting among
the mountains. or deep in the virgin
forest has his best chance today in
the national forests of the west. The
finest homestead opportunities Of the
Nation are found there, because Of a
reclassification Of land which puts the
purely agricultural" parts Of the for
esis subject to entry.
IN the past isolation has been the
deterring factor, but nov the roads
and telephone lines and other com
munications provided through these
forests. have brought these valleys
nearer to market and civilization and
a total Of l.60p0o0 acres OF land has
been listed for homestead since 1906.
Just at present the work Of re-classlfy-
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been q direct slap at him

There is more Catarrh in this section OF
the country than oil other diseases put
together. r.eard until the last few years
was supposed to be incurablo. Fer. q great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced ii iacurable. sSci-
ence has proven Cntarrh to be q ccnsti-
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hairs Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by +. J, Cheney &
Co. Toledo, Ohio. is the only Congtitas-
tional cure on The market. It is taken in
ternallv in doses from 10 drops TO a tea
spoonful 1t acts directly on the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of tlse system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails TO cure. Send for circulars and tcs-
tinonials.
Address: n. I. cEEN-Y 4 CO., Toledo, Q.
Sold hy Drrr-ists, Tsc.
/ Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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THE GEM
MATINEE EVERY DAY.
Friday. June 4

Friday, June 4.
You must not miss Mary Fuller In
the great Victor 3-recl drama story
THE Girl Who Had a Soul" A love!
storg which brings us into the midst
VI the underworld The girl, SURF
rounded BY thieves, works out her
own salvation in d manner which wil4
win every heart. Mary Fuller at hen
best
Saturday, Jane 5.
Framed A romance of Montl
tana with sydney Ayers and DorisI
PoWn.
w "a Stranger in Ganlp@ a coniesfy
drana in one act with Trjrsley shaw
Harry Myers and Rosemary Theby
Nothing Ever Happens Right"
Joker comedy.
Sunday, June 6. u
A triumph of realism. Geld Seal 2
reels. The Torrent with Marie
Walcamp and Wellington Play er.
One Of the fnosf thrillingl picture
stories ever shown In the great
scene Of the bursting dam, 12,09o 600
gallons Of water are released in one,
huge devastating flood.
"a Stool Pigeons Revenge" Hank
was born at the cross roads IN Pike
county and was double crosser
from his earliest years Ne double
crossed his pals. 0 gang Of crooks,
and attempted to abduct a beautiful
eroine,. but the gangsters break jail
and make II hot for him. A trunk In
which Hank hides offers little pro-
lection from bullets and q general
melee follows.
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Standing Of the Teams.


Women suffer IS much as nen do
from Indigestion and constipation and
require the same scientific remedy
to keep the stomach sweet. the liver
active and the bowels regular. Fol-
ey Cathartie Tablets are wholesome
and eleaDsing; do not gripe or cause
nausea Stout people say this IS the
one cathartic thai takes away that
ofer7inll and elogsed-up feelias. Sold
eTsryRhere, ~u.r A..
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Shake into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease the antiseptic
powder for painful. smarting, tender.
nervous feet 1t takes the sting Of
corns and bunions. over 100000
packages are being used BY the Ger
man and Allied troops at the front
Sold everywhere, 25c Sample FREE
address, Allen s. Ilmsted. lie Roy,
n. Y.
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a,f.mcthers Only Knew.

Mother Cfrays Sweet Powders for
Children relieve Feverishness, Head Z
ache, Bad Stomach, reefhing Disord-
ers. move and regulate the Bowels
ana destroy worms They break up
Colds in "a hours. Used hy = 9th srs
for 26 years All Druggists, 2Sc.
Sample Free, Address A. s. Ohm
sted, Leroy, IN, ".
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in Oklahoma city is evidenced BY
the increase III the number Of cases
filed Hardy 4 day passes but what
from one 10 five cases are filed. Last
Saturday the cases filed and those
granted numbered thirteen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-04

La LueDana imported Manila Cigars,
Now for lOc. Kiilinick, Ohio, stogies.
Best ever. Q for SC. Logab Mixture,
finest smoking tobacco made. 15c. To
be found at 0lsmfth's only. Phone 1913
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-04
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Taste
less chill Tonic is equally valuable as
a General Tonic because 1t contains
the wels known ionic properties of
.QTININE and IRON It acts on the
Liver. Drives out Malaria I-nriches
the Blood and Builds UP the Whole
System 50 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-04

rr and Mrs p J Cummings Of
Medara. Indiana are visiting Mr.. and
AIRS A y. May while cnroute to CAR
fornia to visit the exposition
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IN WORLD
OF SPORTS

Nh EEKx mm zM "a ~ Il 81 y
4 NATIONAL LEAGUE II
aH VI H gx xm ME zH 81 VI a
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81 z * r Mza aMz @mmg
K WESTERN ASSOCIATION y
x n y x Y r az Mx Mzzz
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standing Of the Teams.

EM II X II MM axG r Il g y Il Z. 4.
E AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Is
NE @M NM NJ n ~ W ~ a. rs ~ M Fl
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GERMAN Girl!
!. Gets BY WAR
WITH STAMP
EvADES CENSORS BY WRIT
\ ING NOTE UNDER posi-
~ AGE STAMP '''

How bright young American
girl 4 native Of Kansas, has put one
over on the German postal censors
was told in hotel here BY travel
| ing salesman out Of Kansas City.
The young lady, BY the way, is his
|niece, who has lived in Berlin num-
ber OF years with relatives OF her
motaer He requested that neither
ais name nor that OF his niece be
Hsed; fearing the matter might he
taken up through the alleged Ger
man sDg system that exists in this
country The family lives, however
III a prominent Kansas town
THE message that my niece seat
tells just how hard up they are in
Berlin. said thc travelling man, MY
mother received card from her
granddaughter. sort Of a Christ
tfiasy On Easter card that indicated
gladness and freedom. On the mes
sage side of the cara were the follow
ing words:
This leaves me in good health.
we do not know there Is war, and
would not, were it not for the now
and then returning soldier inyalided
from the front We have plenty cf4
everything and the shops are ran
ming as before the war How nice til
would be ii you conld save this stamp
Tor yoar book. and in the years 10
come have d souvenir Of the period
of the great war.
~Wen. We did not understand just
what she meant, for we have no
stamp book and never did have one.
We rH ade no collection Of such things
/ gave the matter no thought but
mother got to thinking about it ana
concluded she would soak the stamp
Oft, she did ana under It were writ
Ten three words
Ne are starving.
That, We thought was certainly q
pretty good one for an American
girl to put over on the censor. We
have never given the story out to
the papers, for we were afraid that
It might be traced through the Ger
man spy system. ! would not sup
pose however, that the authorities
would keep copy Of everything that
passed through the postoffices in that
countrs Anyway. they are not SO |
happy over there as they would have
the world believe
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AS&Ss@ Tablets

viii relieve your Indigestion Many
people in this town have used them
and we have yet to hear Of q casewhere
they have failed We know the for
mula. Sold only by us-25c box.
Qrsy's Drug Store,
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Buy your milk at the Boston. We.
handle milk again.
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aExxMExaaMzzzMEa en-
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HM Eg VI n ID "a H@ aH IL rs u
NJ AMERICAN LEAGUE. IL
NM mmm MM ~ M am IL " g BIS
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Standing Of the Teams.

MMsMMEammM m m n nMEz a 4
m FEDERAL LEAGUE x
HE EHMaR Rzzz xa-zMs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29
COLLIE
From Royal Kennel Rides Pony
al the Gentry Brothers
Famous Shows.

with Gentry Brothers, famous
shows. whfch1win visit this city Non
day. May 81. comes the only collie
dogeever seen inn this ;section=that was
bred in-royal kennelSs This beautiful
animal was aonceEthe= Of the
Duke of Cornwall Now he is a per
formicg san3n1aL Hesis stheaonty; dog
that ridessaa pony like a h1gh-c1ass
artist rides the big white Norman
horses SO common in he=cfrcus world
..Codie.-1hat isSthe dogs name
was sent as a. present too Gentry
Brothers. whens their agent was In
EnxIsad eesyears.agoz The=agent.
whowent thereinSSearchs OF European
novelties Gentry Brothers shows,
found time to train four of the dogs
from the royal kennels. In return
he was given three of the royal col
lies. Onesis sin-New i ork- Another
died at sea. The third ariStocrat1c
canine is a rider with Gentry
Gentry Brothers, famous shows this
season.
Gentry Brotherssare tEesfrst snow,
mem to- ever present a; dog OF ROYAL
breed:in a.pubhc eperformancel IN TINS
country. However. this is In keeping
with their efforts tor present snow
that appeals especially to ladies' ana
children The Gentry Brothers shows
YOU knew, ia childhood are as mucn
an epoch ins4t hee lives OF the chitdren
of today as. they we're in your lie :
decadesor moreago. Gentry Brother
shows will give two performances n
this city Monday. May 81
For this city only admission IS
especially reduced to twenty-nFe
and thirty-fvescents-
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Archduke Carl Francis

furnish information and answer M
duiries. I would appreciate having
from:.you an expression8 OF your IDEAS
on this subject:
Frances a. keEor, editor OF the
Review By the cooperation OF the as
seciation of Foreign Language: News
papers has addressed the folIowlnS'
1eITer to the foreign-born citizens in
America, through the columns OF
hundreds of foreign languagespapers-
ITO Foreign-born Citizens OF Amer
.Ins 177e the Declaration of indie
pondence set this country freeE aho
made it a haven for the oppresseo7ot
manyylands who. have come here seek
ing opportunity In 1918, the Dec
laration issto be- interpreted1a as a new
Declaration of Citizenship:
Eve Americans and comins gamer
leans. safe in the peace. prosperity
and strength of our country seek
some way in..which to express as one
PEOPLE our appreciation OF these;
blessings. It is therefore proposed,
that on the Fourth of July the Amer
ican-bcrn citizens bold receptions
with appropriate exercises in honor OF
our naruralized fellow-cft1zenss ana
decfarants On this occasion, wetWlLi
all seek together to make thissJuly.
the Fourth a day OF. inspiration. ana
fuIff1iraent to all citizens alike.
The National Americanizat1on Day
Committee. which Is now being or
canized. wishes to aid cities individ-
s1ally by suggesting programs and
speakers. anda cooperating IN every
possible way to make Americana
ton Day for newly naturalized clt-.
szens success.
The membership Of the committee
Will be. announced later. Inquiries
should be addressed to the National
Augmentation Day Commtttees
Room 1905. 95 Madison avenue, New
York
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(3E(i''tt1j(|
Austria Proposed 10 Rome ln-
cIudes Vast Territory Say
National Geographefs.
t..re,..re +-e-E.saaAn,

WASHINGTON May 29.-Thes
peoeranhy. of the territories that,
austria was willing, to cede to !taty
10 purchase peace as published oy
the diplomats negotiating. IS gwen
in the latest statement Of the Nation
al Geographic Society as follows:
Austrian proposals to Rome: IN
c1,1f3ed the cession of the southern ~
roll, or that part chiefly populaSeo- oy
Italian-speaking people, and. OF str1ps
OF territory running from IaIVas 20
the Gulf of Trest- Italy vas TO re-
ceive that part Of TJrol. when GUS
deeply into northern Italy, an OUT
wing irregular wedge-shaped land.
wbose apex reaches nearly to Verona
The new international boundary was
70 be drawn just south of Bozen, CIV
ing to Italy more than 1000 square
miles of Tyro1ese country. wherein
are the larger cities Trent, Ryar. 10
verde and Male
.Trentino. and the surrounding
country that was to be turned overt 10
the Italians would have stra1ghten-
ed out the Italian northeastern. iron.
Tier. bringing. the border line well
into the difficult, mountainous Alpine
country Of TyroL This region or7s.
ties with Austrian forhhcahons. ana
almost every foot of itsSway is adapt
ed to stubborn defensive military OPP
erauons. More than $50. 600 people
are supported in its valleys. Most OF.
these people speak the, Italian tongue.
and theirsregdon has long occupied the
fevent .irrendentssm, Of Italian pa
riots.
.sThe proposed Austrian cessioa up
on the northeastern, borders OF. Italy
affected strip Of land. roughly ntSy
miles along the border line and ten.
rifles wide. or comprising somewhat.
more than five hundred square niles
Throughout this territory. likewise,
the Italian-speaking population far.
outnumbers that of German or Slay-
onic tongue. Well fortified hills also
dot the northeastern border. This
additional terutory would have:
brought Italy to position upon the.
Gulf Of Tr1est, changing the shelter.
ed, Austrian harbor, whose. northwest
ern gate would be In the power OF a.
powerful neighbor.
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9RIl T0lNe
Old reliable Hoods SasaparilIa IS
Pfeassat and Elective.

In74heesprngsyour blood IS impure
ndsweak; erupnons appear on your
face and body. you lack vtt tali.
strength and animation. your Ape
rite SIS poor andyou feel all tired out
Get Hoods SarsapaTtita from any
drugrfst Itsconbines Dust the roots,
barks. herbs and. other substances
tharyou need.
II purides and strengthens the
blood-makes-th the rich. red blood that
you must have to feel we'll look vel,
eat and sleepswelL This is confirm
ed by thousands zof letters from peo-
pie in all pars Of the country
Hoods Sarsapar1lla Is the best
spring medicine. but Is not simply a
rtnzrmedfcine-tts anzaHIheyear
round blood purifier andatonic- Re
member it has stood the stest7ot forty
years esure1otgst HOODS and get
It today-AdTertisem
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Telephones transmit sounds at q
rate. of $500 miles a second.
ThereS are about 250,ooG Je%S In
the United Kingdom.
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coffee derives its name from Kara;
a district OF East Africa, souen Oh
AbySsinia. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
HOW SHE ENDED
TEN YEARS OF
SKIN-T0RTURE

6r zl I1ff.=sr b1f .rzFrs -- uy
f r tea H-Frs tiF..- r-f H.~si-s
r small s6rs .s ay e.-a ssl
u.r @ an ever rF aae-. Toy
..I sHt burned e- twfgIIr. re- wts
errf.1F erhHrrssss4E e. ~. Eat Z
N.l# Eag z1 amongst people Q Efist
sE every r-rafT f1t f-sFErs-aE
EH .t 81 1s.f GO tHts traghtr. hls
ual. f ~r Eer good & ss-i E-s-
HoI Ointment saf e-s.eat saar. set
wss .t-.t .1 F ftT or eve. Ia ere
mHH vaa cured Tfs we ste
H6HEs ago sat fa- trouble has r~vFr
f.Hart= signed 1ffss c. G. Eees
es EsfEHeFfsrf otft.
f tr.sfrseeE saref .'F t-1ts
flsHras rEN1s~. era rftr
m ears FwFV r.sf
f grf tttetbrsas. ever wkse
-r-tFmrnts prove verse tht9 gtr-
ss-e narf1ra hfvr prescribed ttrsi9ef
n'1EH-rt saf E-t.art ~oa9 fer sisa-
tsea Fases. Ea4 az drgsF Sc ssl tae-s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

made by congress and the allotment
for the "canalizing" of the stream will
depend greatly on the amount award
ed for the improvement of the upper
stream. Had there been a lump sum
appropriated for the project, work
likely could go much more rapidly and
the Improvement completed in much
less time than indications now point to-
The project is a big one and will
take out one bad stretch of river.
at least as far as vessels travelling on
the stream are concerned. II will be
another step toward making the
Mississippi the big highway OF com
merce that il should be, and that il is
destined TO be, according TO predictions
OF its friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

Aside from the Office building there
IS the mess house where the wOrkmen
eat. There are other buildings near
by in which equipment is kept and
quarters for the engineers and labor
ers. This village" is situated about
a mile and n quarter below lie Claire
but at lie Claire there is also mess
boat. an Office boat and boats used as
quarters for the worhlmen, but these
will be moved down the river as pro-
gress on the Golfer dam is made.
One hundred men are now employed
on the project and this number from
time 10 time may be increased should
occasion arise. In the feet engaged
in the work. there Is now the follow
ing: One dipper dredge. one drill
boat fused in blasting of rock. two
derrick boats. two tow boats. four boats
FUSED as sleeping places OF the work
menl. 10 barges, and two spud boats
The first work. OF course. on the
project was the drawing of the plans,
which was done sometime ago The
next step preliminary 10 the start was
last November when
400 900 feet OF lumber was urloaded AT
lie Claire. and the building OF The guar
tiers and Office was started.
The actual work on the Golfer dam.
however. did not start until three
weeks ago. This year $4,000 was ap-
propriated for the WORK This sum
will vary from year TO year likely.
since the appropriations for II are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
For the Hands
These Glove Specials

For the balance OF the week or until all are sold
we will offer
Women's 10 Button length Gloves - the famous
Niagara Maid silk (second) which sell at zoo
I.25 10 100 the pair at only ............ = ~
Women's 10 Button length Niagara MaidzSo
silk Gloves. seconds, 50 quality at only. ~
Women's clasp Niagara Maid SILK Gloves, sec
onds. soc and sc kinds, black. white. SOo
brown and champagne, the pair ........ So ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

one structure near the bank OF the
river. which IL built for an once. The
headquarters for II. =. Reeves. aeid
engineer. who has charge OF the plant.
are located IN this building. as are
those of other engineers working IN
der him J. q. Bassett. who IL in
charge of the Rock Island district. d.
reefs the work from his once in the
Federal building. since the project Is
in this division All. OF course. Is
done under Major C. NJ. Hoffman. who
10 engineer in charge OF the improve
ment OF the upper Mississippi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

BIDS $500 te received ss eco city
-.rrEss a~- ROCK 1s.aa1 ut gafii
Ffr a.e.a.s o. 81. Iare q 1915. Cog
ferrfs e.ez aer ref arF-saif .tfs1 Zach
s-~eerfrss o. o H Waee is.asf water
7garts svEee Errtt rtsF g.. 1915 H,t-
E-r ~ssr state @ias frara ahlea coal
w. Ee frrisErf
rrF reserves rteEt % reject any Dr
en- Hfs
uesr1 et E1e1 ts-aeE. Co.,. Stay 60.
1913 81 g GruGHf-t.
ttsrI City CLERK
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

,f1ss &C. T.. seamfis. Etrt aFcsneet
ard attractive f91rE graduate %
satrt college. ts ere f1gsisr asd gen
rrar rsrarer aF ere Metropolitan E,E-
eH.f 90 uaflElas Materials ia L6s Ar
sefss. reeroGe~ff1- os whfeh she 70
ahogF r1 establish tr EsG FfaEetse1.
ire 1rFF-ssoitsss FEkibss ts as ~eE-
-ssrEr~ weere areFifrrts. e8straef1Fa.
ts-strrs. taGfers. ssrs'F dealers aat
PFC eerfsTr 6vrers Ray meet og a
-r-~r~ EraaHf sad stgtF fa ore con-
srsssssfss display att ths materials
eel devices teas estsF lste ere cdE-
sJraef-1~ ar bs5lUaE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26
MAN CONE WEEK;
MURDER SCENTED
vis ~ DEryKfye EorT NAY n
Thear.rs Afraaerd fsriaas o. IhaS
famsaafaas slew lfim aaf rhrsu
Body fnta Eirsr.

U4. afs Become ~ AlE4ss ls@ess.
as.H-.ar ess f1r s1 years sas lived
asa .-r+ cottage es Er BACK 20 sss
vs4.- over 1arfa af Davenport
Ess H- aarIrr-f saE tar BODY
r s fsr Waasle F, cover 10
e. f.a- at sr Gail rg rss water ae.t
asr. While T1.t.et.-,.s er eE Do
r By GraVH.aEF
rH-ar aFr 0.- f.rr- gars.tsss 9stes
Ms srs are asFfaE So faF ee
e- has been aar1rtaed wef-E v.u
E a Is assverfsF ef tss Fft.-
ss sarurE t disappear
a has ever been
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