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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
I University of Vermont Awards HOnOrs
to M Boys and Girls.

The following 20 students have won
honor scholarships awarded by the Uni
Nersity Of Vermont to the boy and the
girl in each high school and academy in
this State who have the highest scholar
ship record for period Of four years
in their respective institutions;
Julia Elizabeth King Orin Cowles Car
penter Barton Barton ACADEMY
Ruby A. Corlisa. Richford; James A.
Smith. Berkshire Riohford high school,
t,the, NJ Dasgett Merritt \, Edison,
Chester Depot, Chester high school.
Ella Mary O'Brien, Frederick James
Merrill. Winooski, Ninooski high school.
barbara Russell. Harry Rudolph Rubin.
Rutland, Rutland hsh school
John F. Kenney, West Rutland, West
Rutland high school
Ethelinda Varney Rich. Hermann
Pierce knickerbocker, burlington, Bur
lington high school
Elazbeth I.avinia Dauchy. Raymond r.
Watson, 1'ownshend. Leland and Gray
seminary.
Barbara Slayton Brown. Frank Lewis
Chesley, Waterbury, Waterbury high
school.
Elizabeth bennington Smith. Colchester:
Gerald W. Pierce. Essex Junction, Esse 4
Junction high school.
Frances Willard Field. Vergennes;
Charles Bayard Larcom, Addison. Yer
gennes high school
Alice Ressie Cakes william Herber:
Wellington, South Royalton, South Roy
alton high school
Palmer Wilbur Griffith, DANNY. Yer
mont Academy.
Bishop, ST, Johnsburv St Johnsbury
Academy
Myrtle Alice Burridge, Dwight Lyman,
AdAn,~> pAH<isAlsaA- RanAolTah hlAh SnhSaA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
ARE YOU FEELING FIT.

Do you envy the man or woman Of
untiring energy strong body and happy
disposition? All these depend upon good
health, and good heath is impossible
when the Kidneys are diseased Foley
Kidney Pills help the kidneys cast out
pcisons that cause backache, rheumatism.
and other symptoms Of dangerous kidney
Ard hloAA>- traiLilL>- lAAul
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak-Could
Not Do Her Work-Found
Relief In Novel Way.
Adrian, Mich. -" suffered terribly
with female weakness and backache and

got so weak that /
could hardly do my
work. w h en- ]
washed my dishes l
had to sit down and
when l would sweep
the floor / would get
so weak that l would
have to get a drink
every few minutes,
and before l did my
busting l would have
20 l;a Io,t,p I pot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
A DOMESTIC DxppDIp1NT

Knicksr-How do you keep the cook
in the country?
Subbubs Well, We are trying the Sing
Sing system OF honor and movies.-New
York Sun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

The lie Ripollr building. situated on
wharf beside the Seine river. Paris.
France. was recently rooted with on.
Compo-rubber roofing. Samples freq
Strong Hardware Co. Burlington, VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
ANTICIPATING

Mr.. Singleton-Do you believe In d.
voWe. Miss Yelowleaf7
Miss Nellowleaf-Oh, You men are just
awful You haven't even asked me to
marry you yet,--'Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15

For the lands sake-use Bowke-'s
Fertilizers. They enrich che earth and
those who till It. (Ad,D
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15

TDIL ABOUT 1T to readers of class
ifiAd advssuSsnaAntS--for your logical
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15

Deans Rheumatic Pills tor Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia. Entirely veCe-
table Safe. o9eow,it
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
PROUD QUEEN OF ADR|A1|c
Venice Now on the Frontier Of
Warning Countries.
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Grafton from More widely scatter
ed Sourccs-Dream of Genera
tions of Tourists.


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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
An Osle 10 Grass.

Rarely does anything bring Us 10
an appreciation Of the silent forces
OF nature as vividiy as does the fol-
lowing beautiful lines Of the late
Senator Ingalls, Of Kansas on Grass"
Lying In the sunshine among the
buttercups and the dandeloins Of
May scarcely higher In intelligence
than the minute tenants of that MINI
ic wilderness. our earliest recollsc-
ti0ns are Of grass: and when the fit
full fever IL ended and the foolish
wrangle OF the market and forum Is
closed. grass heals over the scar
which our descent into the bosom Of
the earth has made. and the carpet
Of the infant becomes the blanket
OF the dead. Grass IL the forgive
ness OF Nature-her constant bene-
diction. Fields trampied with bat
tie. saturated with blood. torn with
the ruts Of cannon. grow green again
with grass. and carnage is forgotten.
Streets abandoned by traffic. become
grass grown like rural lanes and are
obliterated. Forests decay. harvests
perish. flowers vanish. but grass II
immortal. BeleaEuered by the sui
len hosts Of winter. Il withdraws In
70 the impregnable fortress q It's
subserranean vitality and cmerges
upon the first solicitation Of spring.
Sown by the winds. BY the wandering
birds. propaEated by the subtle ag.
riculture OF the elements which are
its ministers and servants. Il softens
the rude outline Of the world. Il
bears no blszonry Of bloom TO charm
the senses with fragrance or spien.
dor. but It's homely hue is more en-
chanting that that Of the lilly or the
rose. Il yields no fruit in earth or
air. and yet. should It's harvest fail
for . single year. famine would de-
populate the world"
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
Bo. she Jaxxies. Enjoying Prosperity


Z. J. Lombard. familiarly known
as ..Bo. the Jugsler." OF the Lom-
bard-Parker Company. who. are tour
ing the country with q spectacular
transformation novelty. writes us q
few lines to let the La Juntaites
know that he ID still on the 90. His
company has been doing well all sea
son. and last week wound up an en-
gageinent at Lewistown. Montana.
where they finished twenty-five
weeks for the Bert Levy. Pantages
and Edwin J. Fisher circuits. Bo
says his company will open on the
affiliated time out OF Chicago. May
9Th, at DEVILS Lake. North Dakota.
and will open ut the Indiana Theater
in Chicgao about May 18th. The
show business all over the coast has
been having = hard row to hoe this
season. especially the legitimate line.
The pictures and vaudeville. how
ever. are still hanging ON to pretty
good business. San Francisco has
had 4 pretty good crowd Of people
at the fair. but they don't seem to
spend much money.
We had = swell trip from Los
Angeles to Seattle by boat. stopping
over In Frisco. which made the sec
ond time we had an opportunity to
visit the exposition city since we left
La Junta last November. Since then
We have covered nine states. This
makes the third time I have made
this trip during the past four years.
find that California and Montana
are growing the most. Livington.
Montana. the town We are playing In
now. has doubled in population. ]
could hardly believe II was the same
town that I played In only two short
years ago. when was on my way to
Australia. II has the appearance Of
city now. while two yers ago II was
nothing but a country village.
We will close our season in June
or July. and expect to spend my
vacation in good old La Junta, which
| am always glad to visit"
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
New s:iks' ll'ssee - lA~ar.

Monday. May seth. which viii
mark the twenty.ninth snniversaSy
Of the founding Of Lamar. has bsea
selected ~ . fissins date. for the In.
ssttstlon Of the new lodge Of Ejks
authorized for that city. The char.
sss membsfs Of the psopossd lodge
held . nestiss q ths Commercial
elub rooms and vnanlmously agreed
% the date named - ths oeoDss
eas - sssrt the sew lodge.
A. ehs mssling the followlas Of
fleosS wsrs ae0lnaeed end vil1 ~
vees1 upea at shs ftrse neseias -
l1ay slsh.
Chas. Maxwell. ssajts1 suIsr: ".
DsWist. ssesseasy; J. 4. Rsusks.
sssssns1 IssdlAs hsisAt: G. O.
llu16lesses. ssassas1 jeval ksishs:
=. c. MiteAell. sseeeoe1 leeeuslng
hnisht; h. oesj1. tssssusss; c.
oesnls.. chsplain: 4. G. 0ee1sa. ~
slsoaas chaelais: nslsis JsAassa.
ssQuiss: ~ -. laser Guas1:
11assy Tsaxlss. evise; ~ trustees,
~ 1eslsev. ~. ,. neCue. 81
leoo nollee; hooso so0nilsse.
paal psaalno. pEnak oayles. ~. ,.
ooe1ee.
1 = \ sEssseel ~ ebsse - M
~ pue1ea noooO ~ - =
}rnos - ouno = 1Ggnng = ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

How many hospital patients. suner-
inr pain OF skin disease. have been
soothed 10 sleep by = soothing nuid
washed In by the nurses hands!
That nuia In the famous D. D. d.
prescription for ecssmA
I" suyx1ynxH0 1u1s1 Of one
Of our prominent Catholic institutions
(nams Of nurse and institute on appn'
catioul. writes REGARDING . patient
ssThs disease had eaten her eyebrows
away. Her nose and lips had become
dishgursd Since the use OF ~ ID. y.
her eyebrows are growing. her nose
expresston."
How many ecssma sufferers are pay.
ing shs1r doctors for regular treat.
meat and are bsinE treated with this
6Ame soothing. healing nuidf
- O0o. !. 03o8A1Doo1 frankly
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
D. D. D. In Hospitals;
Standard Skin Cure

writes "D. y. D. 10 superior TO any.
thing have ever found. Soft and
soothing. yet powerful agent"
To do tho work. D. D. d. Prescrip-
ton must be applied aoooe1d19 -
lissosaoas given in the pamphlet
around every bottle Follow these d.
rections-and see!
And Il certainly takes away the itch
nj once-the moment the liquid u ap-
piled. The skin II soothed-calmed-
20 thoroughly refreshed-delightfully
cooled.
An druggists Of standing have the
famous specific AZ we'll a. the sfncasnt
d. ID. d. Ekin Soap.
But We are % confident Of the mer.
its Of this prescription that Ne VII
refund the purchase price OF the hr!t
full stss bottle u u falls 20 reach
your case You alone are TO judge
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
CHILL
BY
JOHN {. O'LEARY

This being funny is serious bust
ness.
The Fairmount Philosopher says:
War IL waste. The human family
has nothing TO spare
.
Il am always willing 10 try any
thin. once" said the man as b.
took herring on his plate.
Our idea Of culture: Getting up
at o'clock TO see the sun rise over
the Santa fc shops In La Jun,a.
The worlds fair has no Mid.
way" but {, possesses a Zone" per.
baps more torrid than temperate.
.
This country nov holds the diving
record. IL looks as ~ the 20 had
broken all records for submergins.
This date In history: Limburr.
er ehccs. invented In 1854. First
brought TO America on very slow
boat. which was driven from its
course.
Don't be a knocker.
you'll always find the most
clubs under the tree that has the
best applcs.--coionci Nelson.
Join the Boosters.
Heard In front Of 81. Patsiek's
church:
"Do you know I believe Father
Isliy 10 . vegetarian"
Are you sure."
II can oaiy Judge BY the cissrs
~ smokss.''
Thomas Edisoa was asked What
language The Beieiaas spoke. Wal.
1esa. Preach Or 0ssnaa. he 70.
Dots1 thst 10 was unesreais. but
Gall ~ knsw what Language be
wesid spsak u ~ we're . Belsiaa.
Mn wesl ,. Miehbrsv. vhs vas
~ aueDe e 11ln GnDDh ooonvov
49, teoogo ~ nolo ~ sonasa
= ~ ~ ~ Io1011io 90 -
- z :. :! !. a. q q
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

I thought ! would be again forced TO
roam.
Out in the office ! was becoming .
bore
So the marshal phoned William Mil
roy Moore.
That something was wrong 10 his
kindly eye.
To climb his stairs made me think
I would die.
He took my hand when leaving and
said goodbye. sir.
Have breakfast and bed nj Hotel
Spicer."
Next day the outlook was as black ~
Il could be.
As I wondered what would become
Of me.
! thought OF the flowing rock and
heavenly mama
Which caused the Jesus to cry out
Hosanna!
I could not see why the crowds eame
like fishes spawn
As I stroiled along to the court house
lawn.
The band II played while on the
bench ] took q nap.
When ! awoke. 10. there was a mel.
on In my lap.
In my vcins flows no blood OF the
African race.
And you'll agree when you look n
my face. II
but what the watermelon did for
Proves I'm brother to the aborirIne.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
s'sse sssssa sss.sasll Art,..

The IL Junta Tribune 10 Incline
70 boast because NJ. Goth Of ohio.
the new pitcher for the railroad dess.
never induised In booze or ncse.
boose and schews tobacco In it, yar.
ious forms. However. the Other
clubs IN the leasus have piteheee
Who are aotsd for aecomplishmenee
popularity suppossd 70 b foreign .
baseball. Rip Starr Of the meieo
rollers 10 aaid 70 devote ali hi. lcis.
ure moments 70 crochssiag and -
he's some designs II faacy work that
have besa The ssvy aad despair e
sil ths iadtss Of 0ssre county. in
Rsasll of he sailors sajoys . w,1o
rsputaeioa - 80 of the best siineh
p,ayess u tAs Valley. Ne 10 On e.
tAuslaseie eeuleat ~ The game snI
sever Dlays fes seakes. lovins ~
oans fes ~ evn saks ealy. rro1
Ae1ooes en- eva esoek pleehes. r
Daoa1eoa1e1v lsveesl q ~ sseteli6
|oo0e - Oooooly ~ ~ weu -
1oono ~ - onooo1one vesk r
= 49, lnnos oDaFaa
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

Pat Ia purely fictitious character)
steps from ocean liner ON his arrival
In New York after a long. stormy
voyage and thus addresses a friend
who came TO meet him. We'll. It
certainly seems good TO be back on
vice versa again"
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

ct she had been greatly Interested |
In gas,ronomy y.--osawatomie Ora
phic.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

-
Town Smart Alec To Mr.. y. cuip:
III bet you undertakers can't
look at a man without wishing he
was dead so you would have n
ehanc. to bury him"
Mr.. Culp: Yes. and We cannot
look at some people without wishing
We could bury them alive.
The La Jun,a baseball season has
opened.
Visitor to Young Folks Library:
win you give me book for a high
school boy!"
Fielding?
You haven't anything on base
running have your"
Did you ever think as q heafse pass.
ed by
That IL would not be long until you
Would be taking a ride In that black
piumcd hack
And never remember the coming
backf
--otero County Democrat.
Did you ever think ~ the heasse
passed by
That shs mas In .tA. q. . s...As -.s
n he's had the con-" and been on
the rack.
I don't think he'll ever want 10 come
4 fesasse h Sevea Rssls.
I'll never forget when ] came 70
this town
To aiiay suspicion ! walked up aad
down.
! was nov really weak and about 70
Give W
when 70 ny surprise the masshai
stspDed ~.
! was llmDlns. too. worse than thla
dosesFsl rhyme.
TIE arn Of Ne law arrived iuse q
time.
He save ns Dssnisaioa 70 ledse h
~ bastlle.
Wh1eh ehea ~ bally h ~ q
o0ooDo. '
- ~ ~ ~ ~ = M = I
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

PALACE DRUG STORE
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

This being funny is serious bust.
ness.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

Don't be a knoeker.
you'll always find the mos,
clubs under the tree that has the
best appics.---coionci Nelson.
Join the Boosters.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

Mn Wsel =. nleAbesv. vhe vas
~ eues - Mlse 0nsah oesnvay
49, te1oge ~ no1o ~ Fsnask
- ~ ~ ~ 31111o1D o. -
ep - y - ~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
BOOSTERS START
ON SECOND HEAT
WHEELING BUSINESS MEN WILL
MAKE Transforming
TRIP TO-DAY.
~smtthheld, steubenViile and New
Cumberland VIII be Visited In
Interest Of State Fair.

They're off,
Second heat"
BET six % nothing on Booster. sure
winner"
No. my friends. you are not al the
race track. nor are o witnessing n
horse race You are 10 be Informed
that Wheeling Fair Boosters leave for
their second boost today That
doesn't mean that they are not boost.
ing all the time. but means that the
second trip f. TO be made today
And. here is their itinerary
S~tcubonvIllc. and wind no an NV
Cumberland intermediate towns
Will BE- visited A. New Cumberland
the Boosters will stack no arsipat
Richard Pearson Hobson and HE
crowd who are going TO have a iolI-
hcation.
Cards dodgers and speeches will be
distributed promlsDlouaiy aIons no
route. and every foot of ground Dos.
rible Will De covered The boosfara
will return this evening and will make
% more transforming trip before
the biz fair which opens September 8
The boosters for fodays trim arc
Mossrs OTTO Schenk. % " browne
Charles HanrhcI. Theodore Roller
hugIcr o. 3D. Naylor o. y Haniey U.
W MCLure and George vs.. Lutg The
trip will bo made iu automobile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
RE-ARRESTED
-Four Foreigners After Doing Time for
5o~otiessing Are Taken In BY
Federal Authorities.

Sam Lemondeus. Karo George. Tom
Morris and George Padlost. the quar-
tCt OF the South Side foreigners. ar
rested by the state authorities and
convicted Of ~bootleEging. we're re-
leased from the county Jail yesterday
after serving out their thirty days
sentence and were Immediately re-
arrested by the federal authorities
on the same charge.
They were arraigned before Com
missioner George r. Boyd yesterday
afternoon and upon their plea OF not
guilty. were held en- 500 bond each
for the federal grand jury az Martins
burg. September q.
August Sardona. also OF the South
Side. was arrested on q cards yes
tsrday. charged with b-ootleREing and
az "a preliminary hearing before Com
missioner Boyd was held In $500 bond
10 appear before the federal grand
jury. which sits al Parkersburg in
October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

meeting for creditors for the exsn.
nation OF the bankrupt
about August rs. the referee viii
render his decision. VIII
Involves Traders Statute.
The question Of Abel and Reose q,
raised directly on the Traders Sta.
tute which Is the most technical maj.
yer IN the bankruptcy court N viii
Dc necessary for this question tc b..
thoroughly threshed out a. 10 iptor,
and construction Of the law d
company claims that they shipp,d In.
goods on consignment 10 be sotJ by
me Hohman-Duvall firm. now bank.
rupt on consignment Until tho land.
lord.s claim was settled. % was the
general opinion Of the afforneys tbs,
thls trm would have 20 share MIR
other creditors hut this being prsr
ucally settled. they viii fVhf fb.i-
point. We"
II i7 said that the nearest srru,-
case 70 this one on record In tbis
state "a that ~ Cable Plano rowr.rv
agalnst Mathers. report 7qtb Z r.
lut9l Tn that case the coYr. r.t,4
mat MathcrH was not a raider r,T
mat me goods consigned must b. ID,
turned Whether the court will -gf.
mat Holman Duvall are not fradors
z a question yet TO be- decided AM.
other meeting will be held this morn.
ING 20 Tile bills and answers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
FOR OLD LlNSLY
IS PREDICTION OF OFFICIALS or
ANCIENT AND WORTHY
INSTITUTION.
hihtaV Wers viii BE Continued
With Captain c. T. S~msilman
40 Commandment

Old Linsly L. again Tor
another successful season. This year
makes the one hundredand- nrst ami
Versary OF the founding OF the insu.
tuition.
II 10 expected that the enrolment
OF students this year will be- over a
hundred Fifty-seven young men nave
already expressed their intention OF
attending The new Lnsly catalogue
nov being prepared will De petter
and larger than any previous issue
Although the military department
will mise the excellent work OF MAI.
Alfred Cramp. who acocmplished
much work in oreaniziur ana oeveIon.
ing the cadets. his place will be very
ably filled by Commandment. can't.
Chiffon ! Smallman. b. s. c. T. Can't.
smallman II a graduate OF Norwich
University OF Vermont. which - .ared
oy the government as second to West
Point as a military school.
A new has been and
fully equipped TO be used by the
classes In mathematics. which Will
leaVe the study hall free from recita-
ions. permitting the pupils a beuer
opportunity for study work.
This years faculty. including the
new instructors. Is. DIT. Charles n.
Patterson. principal: Prof. Herbert )
Pierce. ID. s, athletic coach and teach.
er OF mathematics: Prof. Henry r.
Sa~nderwick. Jr.. A. B.. OF Columbia
II and A NJ. -. teacher Of classics,
history and quartermaster OF the mill.
tary department: Capt. Clinton l.
Smallman. commandant Of the cadets
and teacher OF sciences. The protes-
sor OF modern languages has not yet
been selected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
PRIZES GIVEN FOR
CLEAN BACK YARDS
WHEELING ROTARY CLUBS CON.
TEST CLOSED AUGUST I.
Awards Made by Judges Announced
Nesterday-Aeeomplished Much
In Civic B~etterment-

The Back Yard Beauty Contest
which has been conducted by the Ro.
tary club Of Wheeling since Nav 1.
ended August /. and prizes have been
awarded as follows:
list prize. best kept yard $1,000
Harold Seabright. 47O6 Foff street.
Second prize. best kept yard. 500
Roy McCuskey. 81 Frty-fifth street.
Third prize. best kept yard. $500
Carol l.. Hill. 400 Jacob street
Fourth prize. best KEPT yard. So 90
Elizabeth Utermohlern. 44O2 Eoff
street.
Special prize. most beautiful ward
august l. s5.OO-Roy Jeneskie. 4sO2
Water street.
Memorable Mention.
Hoo each. for care and attention
TO yards during contest:
First George Sheridan. 1924 Jacob
Second. Oscar Holderman. 47O7
Jacob street.
Third. Olga schuler. 434l wet1el
street.
Fourth. Anna Mae Macklin. 45s1
Wetzel street.
Fifth. Annie swierkosz. 1901 Jacob
street.
Sixth. Wesley Clark. 400 Jacob
street
Seventh. Herbert Epecht. 1872
Wood street.
Payment OF the awards will b q
made at the Forty-sixth Street PLAY.
ground. al 1870 p. IN. on Saturday.
August :. by the committee Of judges.
The contest has been a lively one
and although Il vas limited TO only
one ward I'm the city. Il has accom-
plished a great deal Of civic better
ment In that section as anyone aware
OF previous conditions will know.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
WILL RECOVER
Mrs John Crawford. Victim o. Assault
BY husband. Reqains Conscious.
ness Yesterday.

Mra John Crawford. % Bcnwood.
victim of Tuesday evenings assault.
VIII recover from tho blow delivered
hr her husband -hie statement
came from a prominent physician OF
tho city % was af nrsf believed that
thT blow would prove fatal but further
examination proved that if vas more
mock Than burt Tho woman. who ia
out u yoarH ri aFe was unconscious
until Ut o'clock yesterday morning
She ie resting easily and viii Do able
fo rIaFe The hospital Boz n few DAYS
Mr. Crawford. who ia confined In
the city Jail auaIf.nF the outcome Of
her condition srrua f0 bc very much
shaken ur Orrr tho deed and con.
tinuos to COVER iu hia cen 70 D. very
lively that BIOL viii ba riven a trial
ben assurance is F.vcn that her con-
dillon is bot critical