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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
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WsrbGltnis Der Observation-Disclosures,
bsr 4Oria sum Sbeit unri9tio tuorsn.
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uIdbigtstt Der 8ufommsnfeeung befridt,
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fpridt. 3iernus sroebsn f@ aud bic ents
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puHttserniebrigune unb bes osmptilhsn
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esbeH bic linterfu&unosn Der
3 ilnecrtf4en abrlosg Expedition cine meme
estdtignng bcfar, bdb be Wesrpoftrs
btitanbtheEIs In bssue ohf ibre msnas Elm
ioHiiantts BerhdIiHis dufpeifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

6ert, bic Ff dHrdtlf9 eriDsitsrn: mir
ndbsrn urs hem nafeH, npn Regsn unb
GrunopdRer duFssfulten, aberi9psmms
ten Dierssbitt.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

ten Fi boItsn = tpsiisr ni4ts. nub aIIo
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pert an elmer Gts1e dbipItterte, cbne
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pen ben wtIitnbs unb WibbItrte. 6els
lee, flnnbrif9es 2anb - mann rirb tuiD
btr Griegsn toHtmen Hber hia9 weit osht
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frun50Ffhen Grtineritbeobn&itr hribeH
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SntertFt nsrfoIgtr, bur9 5erfhoFene
unb mnf9enIssn D5rfer, an
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h0fsn Dorbsi. His uns mad LANCER Moas
bic trRe 8ausrHfruu bessgnet -
bns qtbsn erfp0at.
ilnb cine babe Gtunbe ipGisr Fsen hir
In BET aoisnEdube nnb ftdrfsn uns.
abr broubsn IN ben Gtsuungsn, ouf
ben borse9obensn pcFen. auf ber 9ers
ItiIesGsrms ftshsn, Fbsn, lisgsn unb
luusrn nd9 ME Dor bic Sapferen ber
Dront, tsnnsn feline GrhoIang. Trdumen
BON NoIenIauben. Ddden unb
nur, fhubfsrtig, d~birebrbersit,
Sag fit Gag, Ra6yt fir NaGt, bob ttis
ibnsn bic ufsr BIZ Dfsr sHtrtiBe. 9sb
btn bss 4~Iusbdrrtns, bersn Ruhm bas
eaaie H~dtsrIanb fn9sn miibtt.
Dr. nag 9sbDtn,
arngsbsti9txftaiEer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

fdbsn. Gin Iiebliherss Quarter pie bies
IN Der EIsinsn bslgiIdsH Staot fam jifl
Nismanb pinIdeR. Der 6ausnirtb it
Elm Gdrtner, nnb 6inter benz 6pfe, in
benz feline Gruu unb feline S0hter, itsts
5utrouli9 ld1sInb, b~srunhantiren, gliibt
Elm fIdabrifaer Sbfts unb 8fumensarisn
IN alisn GarbsH. Ilitten bur1 bisie prans
eenbe G9Snbeit sie1t ft4 Elm Ritspsg,
unb I'M gnpe bes Riesfpeges lit bic Boz
ienlaube. 8rn Mtften Der, aus Der Ride
tung bon Nieuport, 8irmuihm unb
Ypern, grun5eH bic @eI1ibs beribsr.
nebsr oem berfponnensn qaubbd1 rattern
bic propeller Der auftpuge, bic BIER trsis
fenb ibren putrpuilenausgud bdIttn.
mir aber Fsen troulih bsiiammea unb
1abtu chamber febr lieb. limb trieber
fam ID mid niht foTen Dor Gtdunen
barber. mas bitisr arieg aus uns Dsuts
f6en gsmdht BAT. Wein Grsunb 8. III
in friteIiheH Soften 9ernusgeber elmer
Der angsIebenitsn bsutfhen 3sitT1riftsn.
Sebt 1T er 2eutnuHt in timer MdI1iners
geushrtompaente Der Observation-Disclosures -
nn0 iiebt aus uno fpridt nnb bdnbelt,
ala babe sr niemaIs Elm anberes @etperbe
eetritbsn, babe niemaIs gepuBt, mas cine
Rsodttion in, nismaIs Rorretturbogen
ourh fsins mddtissn 5dnbe qIsiteH TAI.
Zen, uieutcIs einsm Miidrbeiter untsr hDfs
Ii4en WenbuHeen Elm Wdnuftript suri6s
eeIdidt. Wlau t0nnte bier hrduBen ON Der
GiDBt, bag aaiisriport pariirenb, Idgeu:
Sd tenne istns 3ibiIberuFe nsbr; ID tenns
nur nod GuIbatsH. stfernFroffs qfIt4ts
menfaen.
Dd id oIfo brob mar, burffe ih NIT
ndhbem mir aun nod GberHleutnant
b. g, Der Observation-Disclosures a1er Rseb
uentstrmmanbsure - fem DnteI mar
MerarsNiniItsr inter @iIbAm /. unb in
aul MenseIs RrSnungsbiI6 az finosn -
inter btr gIef6en 9orausTssung Isine
GinriniguHs uHb leinen Gegsn ertbetlt
Bate.
@erabe IN bsr Harlem GeFnFb., bic
mir an bieier E5rbliHften g6e Der NETT
front haIten, fpieIt bas Maf4inenespesr
cine beneutenbe Rone. mdhidm fpdbt
Etin Rpbr Bel Gag unb slddt gum @spner
beriber, um BEL jsbem pers19tigsn @es
rduft F4 dufsuriHtsn uno fem ratterns
bss Gtrenfsuer fpeien gu lnHsn. Bebt
BEN, Der es tpdgsn niirbt, auf ben pdnr
Weeen. bic hier burd bds Gumpfs unh
maHsrgsldHbs fibrsn, sinsH 4nsrifF es
gen bic lnirietn bor5utroesnl Gtlbh am
Gtrnnbe bss Mseres fsbIm ni9t biefs mos
berusn RadE6mmIinge Der Witraineuis,
Der ~auseIipribs1, tDie Rurl Gimrod
fang go uHfddnbar, fat uHf4ulbig is
oreinf1aaen, 70 piIb iDiHsH fe Fob unb
werberbsn I'm f9 ~ I9IatberH.
3isr dber, in ban Gienungen, b0ben tie
feftere Gtdnbpldbt. Us fnb Iduttr hi
nlatasfurts, bic an bsHinmttn, TOrsli4
eerdbItsn puHtisn aug ben @rdbn,
BshIsA, G4anSeH fasen.
WH ma4sa ban sinsttnen Gsps6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

fiinuss NJ l8ta hsa hlaahsa taasii.
M RITA itstit tta ataeff sfs}i iti
ff tf ta al btff "a hHI Hitlf
fastf So hfimt hst ir tsaerN.
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maiu A# fgAN VI NMm NstgYA tfRyi
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ln tiH NtfmHAn wta VIE saHl8ah
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ibHnlm ~ u~tlaisiintm hat Hstit
tHtA WaHtfHu8tn Filfrk tniitt
tmshh nfat th Ntlslaaae nns
Ia elsltft Wtllt ra lynf Te& Ass
maAH ltntm alB hhtt gtfnlnt well.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
sSiuGs pom Der 2JIer.

asa manhfAs NV aas Mwsni seas als
N.Y. itFNNlfliN NfaH HAs ala#ismt
eslsh ael ssltts~ Wtat hatn.
hilatii
-
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eNs lttt htufn NlAtaNisn Aa ftbl mN
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lt ssf Sen atnifa rs tfas sfwfim
ME ta n6mmtfn. Hfee "a fum lsnt.
"a wt N ttf 8sltHlanks bslm am
unh aalsa HmHi finantlt e%tFnattss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

anIdbIi4 bss GiniEsffens bss srilen
BtrtDunbeten aus ruFfidsr GefduasnI2ait
N 6abnib bat SIRE RaisRdf be aail..
sin foIgsHbes seIegramm mad Gaknih
etIaHbi: s9stIin, G4Iok 16 auauI.
giusn bei5It9aa milicmmenaruk ltnbs
q! ben tnpfrtn. oiiz ruiFf9u GsIanasns
i9aft beimtebrsnbei arisoern, 81. bsuie
sum %sriteninol beutf9s Grbs kfrttsn.
gioes be 9eimuth, be ibret irsutn Ger.
tadoigsr bontbar ssbsnA, bic idptrsn
NuaosH hsiltu, bic Der Rries eefdIaasa
Rat GuguRs Hiepxn5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

HnA nah "a ftm ~ q tnlha Mshss
at M ussetintaf leaig nlf htsn
~ Weltanlhs .estt W. Nfll az eal
4 haliif aaa a5fH rec latali ltHMlAs
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fataeiettltM wmH waewBtH
IN ben attis BEE tEstttssn nasanastst
1~aanaeieh, A. auana.
ilsltf Nf Nflnha ~ caatlmannf
9 tllshnu kH4llah 10 ktals tH Wtth
pan JuaHaegeh. ahh inaf Ntmblla am
ppalr Mah MesllAalpm um MtHuIn hw
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ltlnt spur tea ponvlana nhk etlpn.
90 faan Der BE naltmalltn aant blt
atoif lttilBils egltunut. TT haubls
nal hNel amh UlanfinanaaanIaQm
fiat Wiannfhalm . li~nlunanht. nts
fAwaAnt 1Fil bet Observation-Disclosures
ola @tiAltndnpt anRatbaut. Ma4 hu
tstnllldN @fiidanlcpl @oFtfAalsm an
Ntfulu N nur Elm 8itatlkan. On atas,
hbtdltu 1ldstaftn lptletn lftl Ribt
Dtt iitintu 4bsil ea Wertts 1T let afs
Iptnat. Gin apfiu NIT Wlintn Ina III.
TAN am 9ubsn. 40 fab 8anbiapanesn
aut Gprtnaaaa BE Itnnh mibtunaen mar.
Wdbgtub 10 bic Anlaat hsFhtiak. pubtn
wtthoht etiprtHgs unb 8ipineu tsrlfiim.
inert. IN @anam unb intaiitn auslaas
ibostn litatn letrs Waniiionslihm. On
-@buiierionus bts 0orts mlnsdis Id Elm
rcttts epIeoufmplrtiB G~tibsngtuanh.
slntu GlarttI, ptlBt Observation-Disclosures,
ipslitr cine rotht qlHifbong, pubsrbCIs
uno QndIit, lautsr GbtdlsrrtquiHisn.
Siduntnb uTabrt i'd, bab bic Sffisiu.
i'm Wsrl 9bsaisr ipitlttn. Die 6s.m
mar i'm 9ofraun. Die ate 3iiobtIIs trs
inneri an bas Uort Glpsl. so fdreibt
6itis 3eilen hi Der GtIungsIAuIt fiit Of
fisiersfinosr i'm 9oft Der 3itdtele.
Dur9s GsnIer ftbt i'd cine rptbt 3isael.
Ildner NIT S4itBI9urttn nnb babe sinsn
DurabIid uuf bic MsidIsl. 9as CANA.
IT tin alter. angtIidta mooerner @sT6dbt
unbdliborsr RdltSn. Rod bremen bic
i'm DsrpfIssunssmaeajin, no
WdggDns duFstitdptlt Iino. Die
bobsn betanniIi1 feline pdnseruaa
.inssfdbrt. I'm 70 bidtst beitiidtn fe bic
GortswGIe nit INSTRUMENTATION an
lebtsr 3eit itbo1 tparsn ie ge1tbunaen,
auf uHbersn 6rontsn audi bisit b~traussus
uno tpnnten nidt mebr an bic Ners
tbeioigung ber Sorts bsHIen. Sin sglis
gel 1T perIdnsert CUR GiHerung Der Iinlen
'9ir bate Iia uTIes aaEs ses
prosrdmmmdBis obssfpidelt. Die
siptit. qinis bsrlisf sntIang BEN Bad In
Nihtuns bon Cole duf
R.ei5torHasgDOla Au6 biele @tslune III
uusssbaut unh beDsbrt; tie Stist
bstuHirts Gtiibpuntts. pa iebod
BE armse bes GrabtrSpes SOfep9 1srbis
aonb bic auHen i'm Riiden bebroble,
bic Stsauns bon linen tampflos Z
5crdumt. Die Sorts fpurbtn gefprsnat.
.5pangoro6 mar dufsgtbsn. Das ges
ins Der Ra6t pom A. aif ben s.
ariger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21

Rad sinmaIiatm @ebrdu9 ipirs isbs
gorae elmer 3obnbirite glidiam gu
siua Smpfnobsl, bic NIT ben auf ibr Fd)
entridsEnbsR @dItsrisn beim Gsbrdu9 iHs
fisirenb pirst gs IN bennnqa frIorberIi9
bic 8ububirFsn otter o~us5ufcfen Dber IL
nod BEN GsbrduH In fIIsBmbsm maFtr
50 rsinissn unb IN 10pro5sntis,r Gornnd'
llHl0ians @orofOm. 2Biciqm) aufsHs
bspahsp
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-01-01
BLOOD TRANSMISSION SAVES
Grand Opera Singer Now Said to Be
Out of Danger

New York, Jan. 1.-The operation
of blood TRANSMISSION has been perform
ed upon Nine. Gerville- -Reache formerly
leading contralto at the Manhattan
Opera house, who is i'll in Roosevelt
hospital She is said at the hospital to
be out of danger but the nature of her
Illness was not made known. The oper-
alton was performed Wednesday even
ing.
Nine. Gerville-Reache is the wife of
DIR. George G. Rambaud, director of the
Pasteur Institute. At the Rambaud
home, 361 West Twenty third street,
it was said she was suffering from some
form of blood poisoning. The operation
is reported to have been a last resort.
She and DR.. Rambaud were married
in November, 1910, in New Jersey and
kept the marriage secret, except from
intimate friends, until Nate in January
following. Nine. Gerville- Reache
studied her grand opera at Calves sug-
gestion and won fame on both the oper-
attic and concert stage.
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ENGAGEMENT Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frederick Enter.
tain in Honor of Mrs. Stewart
and Mr.. Allen

Mr.. and Mrs. David Frederick en-
tertained at their home, 1926 Mar
ket street, last evening. During the
evening announcement was made of the
engagement of Mrs, Elizabeth Frederick
Stewart to Muriel White Allen, of
Chambersburg.
The guests present included Mrs.
Elizabeth Frederick Stewart, Miss Sara
Heiser, Miss Rambo, of Philadelphia !;
Miss Dorothy Smith, Chambersburg;
Miss Adams, of Reading; Miss Florence
Bankus, Richard Smith, Charles Burns,
Henry Lancaster, Mr.. Stroub, Cham
bersburg; Mr.. Light, Reading, and Mr..
and Mrs. David Frederick.
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OUT OF MOUTHS OF BABES
Little Miss Fell Tells Experts Much
They Didn't Know of Turkeys

State College, Pa, Jan. 1.-After
solemn, spectacled experts had deEv-
cred long lectures to a group of at
tendants upon Farmers Week. here
yesterday, Miss Aileen Fell, who is only
twelve, got up and told them all she
knew about turkeys, which is a lot
She said that the habits of the
wild fowls should be studied by those
who wish to raise them in captivity.
They ought to live in the woods and
have plenty of room. The best brood
she ever raised was when she allowed
a turkey hen to conceal its nest in the
forest. The hen brought home her
brood in splendid shape.
~ believe said little Miss Fell,
"that turkeys can be raised with profit
on any farm where they have a small
boy, or a small girl like myself, to run
after them. /"
The youngster lives in Transfer, N.
j., and is a niece of Chief Justice d.
Newlin Fell, of Philadelphia. She re-
ceived more applause than all the pro-
fessors.
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FAINTS AS GUN IS POINTED
Woman Is Almost Scared to Death by
Violent Demand for Food

Williamsport, Jan. Miss Harriet
Cole, aged SO, of Marsh Hill, is dying
from shock, the result of being fright
ened by a stranger who entered her
home and demanded food from her at
the point of revolver
The fellow came while she was alone
in the kitchen, asked for something TO
eat and, when she refused, pointed the
revolver.
At that instance the woman S father,
Lyman Cole, appeared on the scene and
grabbing shot gun an the corner of the
kitchen, threatened to shoot the IN
truder, until his wife intervened. He
then drove the stranger from his prem
ises, and the fellow disappeared
The young woman was overcome by
the shock, and fell to the floor uncon-
scious. Her condition has been crdti-
cal.
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SHOOTS FORMER EMPLOYER
Discharged Laborer Wounds Dominick
Ricco at Pittston

Wilkes Barre, Jan. discharged
from his position as laborer in the
mines of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany at Fort Blanchard, week ago,
Charles Borlen, of Pittston, lay in wait
for his former employer, Dominick Ric
co, of Pittston, yesterday and at the
appr6ach of the latter opened fire at
him with revolver. Five shots were
fired, one taking effect in Ricco's s neck,
lodging at the base of the brain. He
is in the Pittston State hospital in a Sc
rious condition. Borlen made his escape,
and no trace of him has been found.
The shooting occurred in daylight on
one of the main streets of Pittston and
hundreds of men ON their way to work
were attracted to the scene, but none
attempted to capture the enraged as.
sailant.
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KILLED TRAPPED BEAR
But Not Until He Was Badly Bitten
and ClaWed

Kane, Pa, Jan. Abraham Per
sing, of Oil City, had a narrow escape
from death as the result of an eneount
or with large black bear near Chapel
Fork, eleven miles south of this city.
Persing was walking through the
woods with his dog, when he discovered
a bear with its front feet caught in a
trap. The animal attacked Persing.
who plunged his knife into the bear Ave
times. Then the bear succeeded in
getting Persing's face, in his jaws, at
the same time throwing his paw around
Persing's neck.
/ When the bear closed his jaws on the
left side of Persing s face the man gave
IA desperate thrust with his knife and
pulled away. The flesh was torn from
his face, and he had sustained bad
scalp wound.
In spit of his injuries, Persing was
able to return to his camp, where thirty
stitches were taken in the wounds bv
a physician. Persing later found the
bear dead.
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DO THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have jar
of MUSTEROLE at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and certain remedy
there's nothing like MUSTEROLE.
Thousands of mothers know it. You
should keep a jar in the house.
1t is the remedy for adults. too. Re-
lieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsil-
tits, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma. Neural
gia, Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches
of Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Mus
cles, Chilblains. Frosted Feet and Colds
Of the Chest (it often prevents Pneu-
monia).
At your druggists, in 25c and soc
jars, and a special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Be sure you get the genuine NUS
TEROLE. Refuse imitations-get what
you ask for. The Musterole Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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FIRE DRIVES OUT GUESTS
Blaze Next Door to Meadville Hotel
Causes $4,000 Damage

Meadville, Jan. 1.-Bighty guests
of the Lafayette hotel fed from the
building at supper time last evening
when fire broke out in George Schwartz
man IS book store, adjoining the hotel
main corridor. Most of the guests were
young women attending the county
teachers institute, and for short time
the excitement threatened to become a
panic.
The Schwartzman store suffered So
900 damage, the hotel $4,000 and the
building $4,000. The hotel is owned by
4. Fred Hughes and will not be closed.
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DEATH UNDER FALLING BEAMS
Big Timbers Fatally Hurt One Out of
Four Men

Billmeyer, Jan. Three men were
seriously injured and one fatally ip an
accident which occurred here yesterday
morning while erecting an addition to
the j. L. Baker Company building.
A block and tackle which held intact
several large timbers dropped and the
heavy lumber buried the men. One a
foreigner, aged about 45 years, died
at the Columbia hospital, and two
others are injured internally. Charles
Green, of York, the carpenter in charge
had an arm broken.
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CoNFEssEs TO IL FIRES
Frankford Colored Boy Wanted to
See Engines Rum

Philadelphia, Jan. 1.-Two hours of
the third degree yesterday, under the
supervision of Deputy Fire Marshal
Whitmore, got Arthur Barrett, IL
year old colored boy, of 1913 Mulberry
street, to confess to starting twelve
fires in Frankford and Germantown
during the year just ended. He was ar
rested yesterday, charged with firing
hay stack at Erie avenue and Tulip
street. He offered the explanation in
this case, which he expected to serve
IN all the others, that he" wanted to
see the engines rum
Barrett will be arraigned again to-
day in the City Hall.
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Dog Killed by Fan: Man Injured

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-Walter Neill
of kearny street was painfully injured
when dog owned by Miss Georgia
Williams fell from the roof of the four
story Nobby Hotel Columbus avenue
and Jackson street, and struck him on
the head. The dog IS claws struck Neill
in the eye, nearly tearing the optic
from its socket. The dog was killed
by the fall.