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Isl? dcbia acordarsc.

Isl? dcbia acordarsc.
III madre me habia llcvado Il una
vista; ibamos a correspondent cl ofrc-
rimicnto de los vccinos. Me pusie-
ron mi vcstiGo de pana aZul que te-
TIA en- el pecho dos iincoras blancas:
la gorra Que Nevada 3ordado en- rojo
IS. s. ClarcnGon:" las botas nue.
vas.... EAtonceS Gramos muy po-
brcs. Nj mejor trajc. regalo de la
tia rica.... Mientras mi madre ha-
hIaba con Ia otra sonora en- cuya ca
"a cstabamos-una casa socprendcn-
te. de mosaico. con dramas de luz
electrical. unoS s~irvicntes muy serioS
: un perrO grandc, nos enyiaron d
jUgar al patio. La nina-csta Maria
Luisa dc ahora-cOmcnZ0 a Dregun-
tarmc como me l!amaba. 81 tcnia Ar
ca DC Noe" y que guerra decir csc
!etrCro colorado que lIcvaba en- la ca
c~hucha.... Dcspucs lego otro ninO.
10 llamaba waco" mi amiguita; nos
puSimos a jugar los tres; ella guiaba
q juego.
Los ladroneS cutraDan. waco" Sc
dcSpcrta5a. salia detris de I'm caion
y con un revolver de nikeI hacia dos
disDaros. Como los rateros eramos el
perro BODY : so, dcbiamos caer
amboS muertoS, mientras Maria Lui-
Z ccrria pidiendo ocorro. Claro,
''Yaco," hacia Ell marido. Nj modesto
rol tan deSairado. 49,! Io hubiera
QUcrido ser Ill ladron tremendo y 10
me dejahan. ESQ no estaba Ell el
juego.' M Sc vaIia...."
~ Quien es este cachucha de al
fombra? 5quG hacc aqui: pgegunto
-"
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LOS AVISOS DE OCASION.

Como nuestros lectorcs habran no.
tado, tenemos en- nuestro diario una
seccion llamada de Avisos de OCCASION,
sobre la cual qucremos lamar la atsa.
cion del publieo en- general.
Esta seecion es de verdadera impor-
tancia para el que busea I'm emPleo,
para el que quiere IN empleado Q SIX
v~iente, para ell cue tieae algo que
vendcr o comprar, para todos, en- 70.
sumen, los que neccsitan ponerse Oh
contacto con a~lguien para llcve- q
cabo ell arrcslo &c c~ualquier negocio.
LA PRENSA es el Pcriodieo nci.
cano mas leido dentro = fue-a dc San
Antonio y sus anuncios son de result
tados p.acticos inmediatos. En- euar-
to al precio de ellos en- la secc:on do
Avisos de OCCASION, bastenos decir qua
podemos p~ublicarlos hasta per la Il.
significante suma de IS ccctavos.
ST ~necesita listed t-ebs;o 0 eEPlca-
dos, 81 trata de rcat--, ceEFc-a- o
vender algura CO.. Q t-:-ccS, {! "a
perdido eIguns cess, {: Cc:eTe cor.
prar O vender n-chlc-, ;oJas, eso.,
pase a nucstcas cf;c;--s ? 10 da-oHos
a conocer nuestres cc-d:cione5 para
publican los avisos de ccss;Sa. Por
muy POGO dinero coascsuira 10 que US
ted desea, pues La fH.Es~ % ,--s
a. s=l=c ~: -su.l
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Ill

Once AMOS. Nj madre muri0;
soDrc l. casa pasaron horas de an
gustia. de pohreza... De toda aque-
LA epoca solo Maria Luisa es el re-
cuerdo grato; nuestra amistad de jue-
70 continue. 70 iba mucho a casa
dc ella. Una tarde, en- un paseo, re-
tirados de los demas, r]ompiendo ell
~siicncio. lie die que yo Ia guerra,
uuc yo Ia guerra mucho Y cue ika
= ser rico para casarme con ella
la Drimera conversation &c amor tie
ne algo de ridiculo; las frases son in
roheren;es, las o~bservaciones necias,
a t!mldez ia risa.... Pero descu-
biertos nuestros amoreS. c! padre de
Maria Luisa me llamo aparte:
Roberto. listed es un muchacho;
dtjese de ESQ. Io Sc que listed y Ma
ia Sc cntienden ' 70 no puedo con-
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CUENTOS DEL Ola ..
Como EntOnces
D-a-vDnE--rDEE

-Nada-dijo ella-que vino o
su mama Y me mandaron q que Juga-
IA con el.... Pero es tonic.
~ brute.
Eo guerra lIorar, sentia Ii cruel
dad dc aquellos ninos como mas tarde
sentimoS la crueldad de los hombres;
asunto de forma V de e~statura. Cese
de jugar con ellos; Quisieron obllgar-
me. Y waco" me tir0 de ID gorra,
rompitndomc Ia visera que me habla
hechG mi madre Il la luz de Ia lam
para. el dia antes, p~inchandoSe los
dedos.... lie di una guanrada; nos
&garramos; vinieron las seNoras, y
70 me iui con las orejas rojas y Ia
viscra d~esprcndida; waco Sc qued0
dando chiIlidos: que ME do en- Ia
sien; que me do en- Ia sien!
Cuando salia, Maria Luisa me VIC
dc una maner distinta; Sc atrevl0
a gritarme dcsde el ~amteporton:
i Va sabes, Roberto, cuando quie-
las vienes Y veras que jugamos sin
P.cilo. iIaco es muy tremendo!
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Ell z z A

!icada, como Suelcn ser las mucha-
chas antcs dc lIegar al complete de-
s~arrollo. con f~recuencia tardio. Los
CLOS eran va los de una mujer: la
sonrisa era todavia Ia de II nina.
-iQut edad tienes?-le pregunto
Nauricio. sin abandonar 81 trabajo.
-Voy q cumplir ounce amos y
para San Juan tendrc novio.
-;Y por que para San Juan?
-Por que 10 neccSitO para bailar
con q a~lrcdcdor dc las fogatas.
-GMe quieres a mi por novio?
No. senior. listed es III cabal!c-
70 Y 70 soy una pobre aldeana. Las
muchachas de bien no dehen cscu-
char Siquiera a los Senores.
Va no Sc We. GQuerras vOIvcr
manana I'm POGO mas temprano?
para mi 7~etrato?
ST.
No fa!tara. Bncnas tardes, ca
baIlero.
La campesina cogi5 el haz de ra-
mas Y desaparecio entire los casta-
nos.
Mauricio regreso a su aIbcrgue
peu,ando en- la chi. ue,a = !cL 4-a-
baba de Iono,e~.
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uod;, ,ncbo Dc.nuc. do l., coma.
.ro3,n rn.as noroi,. ..y,co" irc-
aan! rfa.;, I,i., h.. .on.Jo
=" '
l.. .a.,n. r.nnmadas - n,o.;..
-, I.,.,t,, . a.a. daI
pavo.... Una tests vaga que trajo
ia champana Y eli anhclo de habIar
de n~osotros....
FL amor no es la iuvcntud! No;
nunra, Cuando uro represa de to-
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Nauricio vagaba lentamente por
q boSQue. Habia ceSado Ia l"luyia;
pcro las hojas de los arboles esta-
ban cubiertas de gotaS de aqua.
La gran masa de ca~stanos llama
ia Ia atenci6n del insigne pintor el
cual sc detuvo al llegar 4 una es-
rccie de ~plazoleta para contemplar
mejor Ia belleza del p~aisaje,
Sobre el foIlaje destac6se una
forma de mujer muy esbelta Y a.-v-
"a. que con una haz de a
homDro ad~elantose sin yer 4 Mauri-
clio, e. cual contemplate iEmovil CO.
no III trouco.
Me ha aSustado uSted-dijo la
mujer soGriendo, Y echando al suc!o
las ramas.
(! a~rtista Ia contemplate sin con-
teslar. Una ammonia absolute I'M
possible lie dcscgibir por medic de Ia
palabra. reinaha entire aqueIla intere-
sante criatura y e. tono del paisaje.
No te muevas-dijo el pinror.
-Eoy a hacer tn retrato.
La muchacha trat6 de alisarsc el
relo; pero e. artiSta ,a detr'c .o~
IN aderoan:
-iTal or estas'
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Salia de Ia sala del billar; alguno
me llam0. Yo me volvi de pronto y
vine a quedar frente 4 una DANA.
Tn peinado alto, cabello rublo, tos-
tado, los oios obscuroS, breve boca,
una toilette girls. y aquella expression
de estar oyendo siempre cosas sor-
p~rendentes.
Maria LUisa....
Me reconoci6: sonrio un POGO adj
mirada; dominando Ia primera i'm
preston me tcndio su mano enguan-
tada que 70 sacudi cordialmente.
listed! Pero 81 10 hacia tan le-
joS....!
Sus palabras dcnotaban una scre-
nidad desconccrtante al hallarse, dc
pronto, con un antigua amigo.
Tome asicnto 4 Su lado; Gambia
mos algunos cumpiidoS con Ia amiga
que me p~reSento, Sonriendo:
Ell senior. LA s~enora.... (No
me file bicn en- cl apellido dc aqucl
mujer6n vcstido de amarillo: aIgo aSi
como Perez Gonzalez o Gonzalez Pc
rex
Maria Luisa estaba hermosisima.
Z! modcIo dante Gabriel Ros,eti,"
&c.. -, .o,,.; IL, colt me-, .,., .bo-,
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DE- AVENTuRkS.
:.
4 40 eertavos cada ton1o.

n ~ VILLA VOS ~C&do eoAASs
| Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-'
mes, ell terror de los crimlna-
les:
Ell vendedor de cadavercs.
Ell robo del diamante a1ul.
La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata del Tkmesls.
Jack ell destripador.
Los monederos falsos de Londres.
La maleta sangrienta. .
| I'm medico criminal.
Fl testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y ell contraban-
dista de opio. ,
En- la eecuels del crimen de Pitts
burg.
4 las puertas de Ia muerts. ;
La viuda roja de Paris. =.
La bestia humana. Z
Una noche de terror. "a
Fl robo del collar de perlas, :;
la infame posada del Cairo
El naufragio de Corfu.
81 rev de los bandidos. :"
Aventuras de John C. Raffles,
Ell rey de los ladrones moder:
nos:
e. inc6gnito misterioso. ii
Tn roboen,el Palacio Real,
FL principe jugador.
Ell asalto en- ell Sleeping.
Ell cmo rojo.
FL heredero de BLACKSTONE.
FL secreto del anillo.
| E. Presidente de las Coloniss.
| Ell false %salteador.
| L. doncella raptads.
! Ell fusIs del negro.
| E. tesoro del Roghi.
| Tn viaje dc bodas.
Ell tesoro de Estado.
FL sacerIote del Sol.
En- Ia ratonera.
FL secreto del tesoro.
Haganse los pedidos acompapados
de So importe q
IGNACIO E.. LOZANO.
6G7 Dolorosa St---San Antonio, Tex.
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A Los PROFESSORS DE AUsICA Y AL
PUBLICO.

Fl 81. Pedro n. PARA, conoc!do compost
tor iiene q la yenta sus ultlmas compost
clones muslcales para orquesta o piano. Los
srresIos de Instrumentation estan hechos
ie Ia manera sisutente:
AN ~ CaIIn y Contrabajo. FL director . par
e de piano Sc mandara por separado Q Is
proIesores pOr y centavoS.
LISTA DE PLEAS.
A PRENSA CMarchai ...............-.. 20
III PENStMIENT0 talS) ........... sc
ua ;F sNTISTA (Vals) ,....... $50
UlRCui INTERNEIIO .......... 10
HAPPY HOUR (EalS) ................... $50
tIPO tHarcha en- Aires NaciOnales). ...St.@
iigacse los pedidos a PEDRO N. PARhA,
Dallas. Tex
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PERFEcTO> SECRETARI0
MEX|GAN0

Modelos de cartas familiares, d.
sociedad, comerciales y amorosas.
Contiene ademas una hermosa colec-
ci6n de pensamientos en- prosa y
verso para tarjetas postales, lenguaje
de las flores, frutas, etc, y varios
modelos de cartas para pedimentos de
matrimonio.
e "Perfectc Sccretario Mexicano"
es Ell mejor libro en- su genera de los
publicados hasta cl dia.
VALE so CENTAVOS.
Pidase "a
IGNACIO E LOZANO.
607 Dolorosa St.-Sau Antonio, Tex.
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26
STOCKMEN INOCULATE
COYOTES AND TURN THEM
OUT TO INFECT OTHERS

BOHEMIAN, Mont, Feb. 24.-Des.
pite the incessant war which has been
rwaged against coyotes for years, the
stockmen say they seem to be more
numerous than ever before. Sheep.
men are considering the importation
Of Russian wolf hounds to be used in
hunting them.
Some Montana stockmen are exper-
imenting with incubation for mango.
Trapped coyotes are inoculated and
turned loose on the range to infect
others. AS the disease develops the
hair falls off, and the coyotes, made
desperate by the cold, seek the protec-
ton Of the ranches. Here they can be
trapped or shot easily. The sheepmen
through their associations are doub1-
ing the bounties in some cases and
also are furnishing free ammunition,
traps and poisons for hunters.
The easiest prey of the coyotes are
the "cuts," the small punches of sheep
which now and then get detached from
the main flock. .~...~-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26
SCHOOL CASE TO
BE HEARD MAR, 6

The hearing of the school land case,
wherein the school board seeks to get
possession of 80 acres of land, part
of which is covered with car shops of
the Mesaba Railway company, has
been set for March at Duluth. This
is the first hearing on the new case.
Miss Regina Stenger Of Morris was
engaged last evening by the board Of
education at its regular adjourned
meeting held in the Office of Clerk
Lizer, to fill the position made vacant
by the recent resignation of Mrs.
Josephine Mccarthy Of the Northside
Second grade. Miss Esther Evans
was elected to fill the place of Miss
Ethel Chase, kindergarten teacher at
the Southside, who resigned at Christ
mas time. Both will begin work Mon
day.
The contract for moving the old
Southside school building was award
ed last evening to Daniel Mckenzie.
He offered to do it for 1925
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kitchen Shower for Mr. Pfeifer.

Kitchen Shower for Mr.. Pfeifer. .
G. w. Pfeifer, teacher Of CONNER
.cial law at the local high school and
Miss Sabean, who resigned at Christ
mas time, were the guests Of honor
1t a Kitchen shower given for the
former in the supervisors room at the
high school last evening. Many pieces
# useful kitchenware was given Mr..
2feiffer and Miss Sabean was present.
ID with a silver card tray. Refresh
ments were served after the evening
had been most enjoyably passed play
ing games. Mr.. Pfeiffer will go Sat-
1rday to Excelsior where Miss Ruth
Carr will be married to him and Miss
Sabean will be married on the same
lay to w. Hewitt, professor of
psychology at the Ashland, Wis.,, nor
NAL school. Miss Sabean taught in the
normal department Of the local school.
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Returned from Auto Show.

ASCku A(u AAVNA 10tV
H. A. Dodge of the Excelsior Sales
company, returned yesterday from the
Duluth Auto show, where he closed a
contract for the agency Of the Good
1ear and Lee puncture-proof tires and
busily engaged today in making
Dom at his shop in the Elks building
or his stock which will arrive in a
iew days and is also fitting up club
DOM for the motor cycle riders of the
Range, where they can meet at any
ime and form club runs or pass the
ime in any way most agreeable to
themselves. Mr.. Dodge says the Du-
nth Auto show is being well attended
rom all over the state and also from
many points in Wisconsin and in the
'uture will undoubtedly be held an
:1ually.
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PASTOR RUSSELL
IS ACCUSED By
ClRl|S.P / R :! \ /!
Writ of :Habaes Corpus Sought
to Force Return of Young
Woman Who Joined Cult.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 25.-
Charged with kidnapping 17-year-old
Ruth Galbraith, % States avenue, At
lantic City, Charles T. Russell, known
through the country as "Pastor" Rus
sell, has been summoned upon habaes
corpus proceedings to appear before
Judge Brown in the municipal court
next Thursday, at which time the
young woman, who left her home last
September, must be produced.
Pastor Russell is the editor and pub
Usher Of the Watch Tower and FORM
erly was connected with the Miracle
Wheat" enterprise. Eugene Raymond,
the attorney for Miss Galbraith's par
ents, will prosecute the case.
Demand Return to Mother.
Mr.. Raymond said today sensational
developments would be brought out at
the trial. The attorney said the action
was being brought to have the young
woman returned to her mother, who is
not at all in favor Of the spiritual
food her daughter has been receiving
in Brooklyn.
In her action Mrs. Elizabeth Gal
braith, the mother of the young wom-
an, alleges her daughter was spirited
away last September by Mr.. and Mrs.
William HOLSTER, who took her to
Brooklyn, placing her in religious
institution, which, it is alleged, Pastor
Russell controls.
I Income of Girl Involved.
A monthly income the young woman
receives from Philadelphia property is
involved. Her parents claim they have
made many unsuccessful attempts to
see the young woman, being blocked
each time.
Mrs. Galbraith has made affidavit to
the charges, according to her attor-
ney, and will prosecute Pastor Rus
sell on the kidnapping charge. An Of
fcer of trust company here will also
testify Thursday that his bank was
asked to turn Miss Galbraith's income
over to the Brooklyn religious insti-
tuition.
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Is FATALITY INJURED
BY CIRCULAR WOODSAW

CROOKSTON, MIMI, Feb. 49,
John Swenson, living near Twin Val.
ley, died in a local hospital yesterday
of injuries received while saving wood
with a circular saw. He became
tangled in the saw feed. Before he
could be taken from the machine one
eye had been gouged out and his
forehead had been severely cut.
A brother and sister of the deceased
took the body to Twin Valley, where
interment will. be made.
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To Tour Southwest.

Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Boyle of
Eveleth, leave this afternoon for an
extended trip to the southwest. They
will spend a week or more at St. Paul
and from there will go to points in
Texas and the California Pacific coast.
They will probably not return to their
Eveleth home until the latter part of
April.
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Returning Home.

Mrs. C. c.. Reynolds, mother of R
W. Reynolds superintendent of the
Mesaba Railway company left at moor
for Chicago, where she will visit TO,
day before returning to her home
at Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Reynold
was called here by the illness Of he,
son. r. w. Reynolds three weeks ago
He is now convalescing.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26

New Worlds Ski Jumping Record.
Student Amble Ammundscn, ski
rider, established new worlds record
for jumping, Feb. 7, at the 1kolrende
held at Mjodalen, Doemen, Norway
according to report brought here by
Sig. Bergerson, the local rider.
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City Briefs
Visited Former Home.

: F. H. Hewitt, formerly miner al
Gilbert now employed by the Weber
company Of Chicago, which makes 9
speciality of chimney construction, AZ
superintendent Of construction, was ir
the city yesterday renewing acquain.
lance with friends. Mr.. Hewitt has
not been on the range for three years
and finds Virginia changed in that
short time. He left today for his home
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CLUB
WILL REHEARSE

The Virginia Choral club will hold
it's fourth rehearsal next Sunday af-
ternoon at the home Of Miss Edith
Dahl at 812 Central avenue at 3
o'clock. The club is under the direc-
ton of Professor George E. Jensen
and has 20 voices comprising some Of
the best talent in the city. There is
still room for one good tenor and a
good soprano. The membership has
been carefully chosen from the stand
point of the eligibility Of each men,
Der. Selections now being studied are
from Elgar, A. E. Harris, German,
Bisonnette, Verdi and Gounod. Most
Of the members Of the club participant
ed in the recent successful concert at
St. Paul's Episcopal church. Pro-
fessor Jensen who has charge of the
club is a talented musician. He d.
rected the sacred concert at St. Paul's
and is regarded as one of the best
vocal directors in the northern section
of the state.
Following are those who are men,
bers of the Choral club:
Soprano-Myrtle King, Mrs. Ralph
Wagy, Dora Zini, Miss: ,pnnbrusky,
Althea Scott, Ina Hamilton:
Alto-1nez Davey, Edith Dahl, Viola
Kern, Charlotte Davis, Elvira Tom
quist, Miss Stranger, Lofts Sullivan.
Tenor-Rev. Wolner, DR.. Peterson,
Mr.. Rolft, Walker.
Bass-Mr. Bernard, Mr.. Howe, Mr..
Brundage, Mr.. Arnold.
Miss Emile Smith, accompanist.
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THREE:
BLAluE'S'j ClOSSPS
Woman Says She Was Driven to
Seek Lives Of: Self and

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The story of
a mother driven to desperation by
the gossip of neighbors, who said she
was a thief because she absent-mind-
eddy picked up .triAes, was told
through an interpreter yesterday by
Mrs: Annie Dabinske of 1867 Wilmot
avenue after she had poisoned herself
and two children.
The younger child, a girl, 6 months
old, is in a critical condition. The
elder, a boy of 9 years, and Mrs. Dab
inske, were seriously burned on the
lips by the poison.
Tells Story of Trouble.
Everybody picks on me-" the wom-
an told Sergeant Grady. 1.-THE neigh
bors tell my husband I am a thief
because l am absent-minded and pick
up little things that do not belong to
me and carry them home. l do not
take things because l intend to, but
because I do not think what I am
doing.
my husband works in the Deering
shops and makes $3.50 day, but do
not get enough Of it. We quarrel over
money. So I made up my mind to kill
my husband and the children and
commit suicide. He was not home
when gave the children the poison,
so he escaped.
II am sorry did not die. l want to
die. What is the use of living the way
I do, with every one against me?"
Mother and Son Dead.
What may have been a double sui
eide was discovered by neighbors, who
became suspicious because Vincent
Luneberg and his mother, who was st
years old, had not been seen around
their house at 1912 Hastings street
since Friday. They were both dead
when found. A burner in a gas stove
was wide open.
? Miss Margaret Lathram of 2112
, Harrison street quarreled with Phillip
Smith of 237 North a Crosse avenue
when he took her home after they had
been to a place of amusement Sunday
night. She took a bottle from he,
pocket and drank part of the contents
Smith broke the bottle, cutting his
hand. Miss Lathram was taken to 9
hospital. 1t is not known how much Of
the poison she swallowed.
Finds Wife Dying.
When Charles Farrell, clerk Of the
St. Regis Hotel at 518 North CLARK
street, returned to the Victoria hote
at 1874 South Clark street, where hi
was living with his wife, he found he,
unconscious in bed. He called DR.. C
Pruyn Struggled, who diagnosed the
case as an overdose Of morphine. Mrs
Farrell was taken to Lakeside hospital
where she died. Farrell said his wife
was not accustomed to use morphine
! He owned hotel in Omaha until re.
Gently.
! After being out with a young man
Gertrude Norden, domestic employed
by Mrs. Frederick Thearle of 6031
Kimbark avenue, returned to the house
and locked herself in her room. When
tho door was broken in, the girls body
was found. One jet was open. Ear
Carlson Of so West Garfield boulevard
the young man she was with, said
at the inquest he believed she was
jealous.
Miss Laura Grove Of 3712 North
Hermitage avenue became discouraged
because of long illness and took poison,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26
KILLS CHUM AT MASK BALL.

HAMMOND, Ind, Feb. 25.-At a
high school masquerade in East Chi
cago 15-year-old William Harris,
dressed as a cowboy, drew a revolver
and shot his chum, Avis Cox, aged Is.
Harris had f1ourished the gun several
times before. He claims he did not
know it was loaded. The victim died
before the fainting girl dancers. The
coroner's jury absolved Harris from
blame.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26

Surprise For Mrs. Matt Holka.
A number of women friends sur
prised Mrs. Matt Holka of Cedar
street today, it being her birthday an
niversary. The afternoon was pleas
antly passed in playing pedro. Lunch
was served.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26
Injured on Sleighride.

Arthur Nelson, member Of sleigh
ide party of Virginia young people
Who went to Eveleth last evening was
eriously bruised when struck by an
cy SNOWFALL while passing through the
treets at Eveleth. He was knocked
o the floor of the sleigh and trampled
pom by other members Of the party
Who did not notice him. He was re-
neved from the rig in an unconscious
ondition and was not restored to his
senses for 80 minutes.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-02-26
Help the Belgian Babies.

A special candy sale will take place
saturday at Miller's cafeteria and at
Pratt's store, the proceeds of which
will 20 to fund which will be used
20 help the Belgian babies. The ladies
who have this sale in charge expect
big results as everyone can afford to
spend a few cents in such a worthy
cause.