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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-11
WILSON 70 INVADE
THE H0OsIER STATE
YaE PRESIDENT VIII MANI
THREE SPEECHES ToMoR-
ROW NJ lNDiANAPoLis.
9iI Are To- Be Non-PsIt:~an Address
e.. one 81 Witch VIII he To
Farmers at the Fair
Grounds.

AsBrRY PARK. y. j.. oct H.
Politics supplanted submarine ac-
titities in official interest as Presi-
dent Wilson prepared to leave today
for indianapolis where he will make
three addresses tomorrow, designed
to bring the now doubtful Hoosier
state under the democratic colors'
The president aud Mrs. Wilson VIII
leave Shadow Lawn at SO this al
ternoon and viii reach Indianapolis
shortly before II o'clock TOMORROW
morning. They will be there SIX
hours. The president is scheduled
to address three non-partisan or
CARNATIONS at luncheon at the
ClGypool hotel. at a good roads Gel
ebration. and at the fair grounds to
a gathering of farmers.
Democratic leaders attached great
Importance TO the presidents visit
/ He feels he must not hesitate on the
trip. Plans have been made for to'
most rapid handling of trains to and
! from Indianapolis.
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FRENCH GAIN MORE
GROUND On soMMt

PARIS. Oc,. lin the course Of
las; night French troops gained
more ground south of the River
somme. IL was announced today at
the French war department.
The Germans attacked heavily at
schoenhoezin in tie Vosges, after
violent sheliing. the u5atcment adds.
and penetrated the French trenches
at certain point. but were thrown
back BY the Grenadier corps.
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HUGHES DENIES he HAS
AGREEMENT WITH GERMANS

cLARksBuRG. w Va. October
Ill. Judge Hughes denied today
charges made BY Norman Hapgcad
that there vas an understanding be
tween himself and German propo-
gandists
II have no understanding. ne
agreement. no intrigues With any
body" Judge Hughes declared. nut
stand for the interests OF the Unit
ed States and for the protection OF
American lives. American property
and American commerce throughout
the world.
lie aid not mention Iiapgood by
name nor mention any OF the charges
specifically
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TIMING THT RESCUED
CHEW no GALVESTON

NEw YORK. or. ~ News was
received here ~ Wireless of the res
cue 81 sets1 ugn believed u be- from
the schooner T. " Duru. BIZ the
steamship El Rio. ot che southern
Parne steam Dip company about
$50 miles south ct savannah. Geor-
Eia. The ~ Rio said she had picked
Up The Grew Of the Bum and that
the vessel was water-logged
No steamer named BUM is listed
in The marine records. The 7. w
Dunn left New Orleans September lo
Tor Barcelona. Spain The ship
wrecked crew b bciug taken to Cal
weston. Texas.
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PREMIER tsQtiTH ASKS hot -
OF COMMONS FOR MN
CREDIT oF ONE EtIs-
tJDN DOLLARS.
TALKS OF PEACE
Declares the War Cannot End Ia y
- Patched III Compromise Mas
auersding Under the Name of
peacs---f.ct~ Ovation.

LONDON. October I1-Premier
asquith received a tremendous ova-
ton in the house OF commons this
sfttnoon when be declared in q
81 eech. In which he moved for a new
var credit
This war cannot end in a patch
cd up. dishoBoring compromise mas
uu.rading under the name OF peace. "
The psemier's declaration on tie
subject Of peace came toward the
conclusion Of an address in which he
asked for a new war credit OF ST.
coo ,ooo. 900. bringing the total for
the war M to approximately st5,-
Gao. GOO. zoe.
II followed brief statement IS 10
the present military situation aris-
ing in the recent operations on the
Somme front where General Haig's
men have advanced their line several
m lies on a nine-mile front and are
Folding All conquered positions.
Ills emphatic statement regarding
peace. In view OF Loyd-George's re
cent statement 10 the United Press,
was construd by his hearers as Great
Britains final answer to the recent
peace rumors eliminating from the
United States and Germany.
This declaration was welcomed by
a great outburst OF applause.
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he has issued ono Of the besi credit
rating books 10 be found In the
state
Mr.. Edgccombe experts 20 be IN
Dallas a greater part OF the time
during the fair to meet merchants
from all sections OF the country. He
said meeting eDuld be held on
October 2srd when other officials OF
the state association would be pres
eni.
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.ENClANO PUTS BAN
ON NEWS SERVICE
CABLES AND MAILS CLOSED To
SERVICE WITH HEADQuAR-
TIERS IN NEW YORK.
The International News service l.
Denied Access 10 Any Facilities
Far transmitting War News
From British Empire.

LONDON, October IL. Because
CT continued garbiing of messages
and breach OF faith" the Hearst S
International News Service has been
debarred from the press bureau ana
from the use of 'all other facilities
for the transmission of news" which
ifoludes cables and mails, by the
british government.
An official statement issued by the
press bureau last night the publiea-
ton OF various false statements
was cited. These concerned an air
raid on London.
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s[CnETRy Of the STATE.
RETAIL ASSOCIATION HERE.
speaks We'll of thr IsoeaI Retail uer-
-Ilanss As~<insicn and In.
cu~~~~ the Purposes ~ the
state Assassination.

~. !. Edgeeombe. secretary Of the
Retail Merchants Association OF
Texas. who II travelling through
Texas On tour ~ inspection OF the
local associations. was spending a
few hours here this morning in con
terence with Secretary Roy coanally
and local merchants regarding the
assoeiatson work.. when seen at Ho-
tsl Rogers by representative Of
sfis paper Mr.. Edgeconabe said
The state association has a mem
iership 81 1900 merchants. which
have rating cards on two aud bali
nslltbn people The credit rating
system Ia almost perfected now and
The associations are going ont after
81: her things that tend 10 benefit the
home merchant. One OF the biggest
Things Il the trade-at-home move
meat. which has been sweeping the
country. The various merchants as
soelafiors are studying the matter ~
getting aud holding trade. showine
how very foolish Il Il for Waxaha
chic people 10 spend their money
away from home. thereby helping to
bniid up some other town.
rThe state association IL also dis
eoufaxing the practice OF spending
money for premium schemes and
trading stamps. These schemes are
NOT or the value tho same amount OF
money spent in legitimate advertis-
Ing would prove ana the sooner the
merchants see and understand that
one thing the sooner will they get
better results We hope 20 have the
next legislature pass the anti-pfem-
ium hill. II Is loolsshness for. mef-
charts TO talk trad. al home and
send away after some fellows prem-
iunl scheme
ssrhe state association IL also con-
Quoting campaign OF investigation
10 make the warehouse law more eff
fective. We believe The system OF
warehouses scostered over the eoun-
Try il the one weapon with which the
farmers aud bankers may fight the
spectators and keep the price OF
oar farm commodities UP 10 staS-
darsi figure. or course many Of our
farmers and merchants lose sight OF
these matters when cotton Ii selling
nj 40 and Gotten seed at $50,
but there will come n time when
the merchant and the farmer will
be forced TO fight TO keep prices up
to the money making mark"
Mr Edgecombe Is az old newspa-
perfsnan and 4 booster tor truth.
Ho believes in keeping something
stirring every ninuse Of the day. In
discussing local affairs he said
II am well pieased to find such
= live and prosperous retailers AS
ISOLATION here. Tho association has
q valuable man In Secretary Com
naiiy. | have been 10 his Office aud
bad look over HE ratings. find
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hutchinson, his manager. he fell
ever IN the latter's arms and expir-
cd from heart failure. lie MAS fog-
aerly from Waxahaehie. and had
been in business here only about
tro weeks. He was member OF
tile Knights of pvth.as and Odd Fel-
iows lodges al WaNahacbie and OF
the Moose lodge in Dallas tie was
ferty-tiye wears old aud Is survived
b a ~ife, but no children. A broth
or lives in Dallas. The body was
taken 10 Dallas Tuesday night for
burial in tho Huekner Orphans
Home cemetery
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An incident in the house Of COM
mons on June 21th as referred TO in
the press statement was reported in
n parliament debate of that date.
Herbert Samuel, secretary OF state
for the Home department. was ask
ed II his attention had been called
To q telegram to the New York
American from the London cores
pendent of the international News
service, in which ii was stated that
the admiralty admitted an overwhel-
mining defeat by portion OF the Ger
man high sea fleet. Samuel replied
that ne such telegram has been
PASSED BY the press bureau and had
learned that the passage in question
had not included any telegram sent
from this country. but the copy was
prepared in the New York office OF
the International News service with
the exception OF the word over
vhelming" which was inserted In
the office OF the New York American.
He said in several cases at the time
of the disturbance in ireland mes
sages To the New York American and
New York Journal purporting TO
come from the London correspon-
dent of the international News SER
wee. bore no likeness 70 the cables
actually dispatched and that in some
Instances. they gave information
v hich was opposite to what was sent
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lett sunday night for Corpus Christi
10 attend the grand chapter. order
OF the Eastern Star.
J. C. Martin has gone to Fort
Worth today.
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niES Ar PARIS WHILE
DICT ssiNG WORi.D'S Ss.RiES.

PARIS. Texas. Oct H. While q.
G Bohaaon was standing In his place
OF business Tuesday discussing the
baseball world series with John
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GERMAN DAY Ar COTTON
PALACE.

Waco, Texas Following their uena
custom the Germans OF Texas vii
have day a the exposition. Thurs
DAY Nov is. has been named as thei,
day 'Si'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-21
LlRERTYVILLE.

Word has been received here OF tho
narria1 20 Of Miss Nellie Warren of Mis-
souri, to David Tedrow. The ceremony
was held at high noon at the home OF
the brides parents In Missouri. After
the first Of October they will make their
home on a farm near Keosauqua.
George Thompson who was operated
on for appendicitis Is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe HOFFMAN and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Vaught
spent Thursday In Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steepleton and daugh-
terrier Of Brabb, Ia, spent FRIDAY mere
with relatives.
Mrs.. w. r. Davis will be hostess to
the L. L. e.. club Friday afternoon Sept
"a.
Yves Howard will leave in short
time for Davenport where he will com
plete new residence for o. ]. Clar-
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morley Of Gales
burg. H., visited here last week with
old friends.
Grace Glotfelty, Frank Glotfelty and
Loren Fishel left Sunday for MT. Nor
ris. ILL.,, where they will attend schoo
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fans Eyestone and chill
dren of Fairfield spent Sunday here
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Stephenson are
visiting with their son LawTence and
wife at Spirit Lake. Iowa
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and little son were in Cantril Thurs
day.
e. H. Rider returned from Palisade
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierce OF Bloomfield
We're In Cantril Thursday,
Geo. McGrew and wife Of Douds- Le-
ando were guests Of Howard Suit Sun
day.
The first Wednesday in October an all
day missionary meeting will be held at
the home Of Selma Hoskin.
Mrs. Kate Harbidge was called to
COMPETING last week by the serious Ill
ness Of her father.
Rev. Jones filled his first appointment
on Cantril circuit Sunday and the peo-
pie were much pleased with the SER
mons he preached that day.
Mr.. Jericho and family Of New Lon
don were in Cantril Sunday.
Blanche Lock visited In Cantril from
Thursday until Sunday.
Albert Hop has purchased the War
ner property.
Mary Cannady visited her parents In
Bloomefild Sunday.
G. P. Mcintosh, wife and nephew d
B. Mcintosh moved to Kirksv1lle Thurs
day.
\ Revival meetings are being held In
the Christian church conducted by FL
der Wright and John Van Fleet.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. Esta Swift, Of Burlington VINO
had been spending week In. Charlton
with her uncle s. b. Swift, left Satur-
day for a visit in Macedonia before re-
turning to her home.
Mrs. Briley Of Garden GROVE was
visitor in this city Saturday enroute
home from a visit In Lucas with her
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Anderson ana
. daughter Bernice. went to Council
Bluffs Saturday to spend a few days
with friends and where Mr.. Anderson
expected to attend to some business
matters
Mrs. Bruce Arnold Of Ottercreek
township returned Saturday from a
visit with relatives In Colorado.
Ronald Byers, Of Burns Wyolhlng,
who had been spending the summer in
Plea SAINT township with his grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Byers, return
ed home the latter part OF last week
His grandmother accompanied MIN
home and will spend few weeks IN
the west with her son Clyde and fam
lily. ,...... f.. IT,. !,
G. w. watts returned the: latter part
Of last week from Danville, ILL.,. where
he had accompanied the remains OF q.
w. Pickett for burial, r.
Mrs. G. A. Pyle has been enjoying
visit from her sisters Mrs. f. III. walk
or Of Princetown Ky. and Mrs. e.
Knoob Of Chicago.
A study center was held at the high
school building In this city on Saturday
and was largely attended by the teach
ers Of Lucas county. J. c. McGlade OF
Cedar Falls, a former superintendent OF
the Charlton schools was present ana
gave two splendid talks on "Fac tors
Fundamental to Success in Teaching
and .'Tteaching Pupils to Study" o. L..
Hutchinson Of Centerville, former
manual training director in our schools
was also present and spoke on Manual
Trainin." Applied Arithmetic" was the
subject handled by r. d. Daughe1ty.
The meeting was very helpful through
out and instructive, and the ideas pre-
sented by the speakers were greatly ap-
preciated by the hearers.
Harry Miller and mother Mrs. Fred
Updyke, Mrs. Sam Beardsley and Mrs.
John Miley returned the latter part Of
last week from an overland trip to
Bloomfield where they visited relatives
and attended the county fair.
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RICHLAN q.

Mrs. Laura Herring Garner Of Guth-
rie. Okla, who spent her childhood days
In this city. is visiting Mrs. Aldo
Drummond and other friends.
Mrs. Emily Roof OF Fremont has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. I. M. Walk
err. ..
Aaron Stalker has returned from a
visit with his sisters in Des Moines
and Ames.
Mrs. Rena Duke and Mrs Hattie Dill
lon who visited relatives here have re-
turned to Ottumwa.
Mrs. S. G. Elton is enjoying q visit
In Portland, Ore, with her daughter.
Miss Anna Allen who spent several
months in Rock Island has arrived at
home for vacation.
Mrs. Cole and daughter who visited
at the F.. M. Johnson home have re-
turned to Abba.
Bert Brown and family moved to this
city Saturday from Brighton into the
Bert Atwood property
Mrs. Fannie Chacey has purchased a
lot Of John Greenlee west of the Christ
ian church where she will have cot
tage erected. r..
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins Of Des Moines
are spending few dayse with Mrs.
Lydia Bales and other relatives.
Mrs. White of Keota who was a guest
at the Wm Hankins home Thursday
and Friday went to Veo Saturday to
visit her old time friends.
Joel Gregory and John Mcclure went
over to Washington Friday to attend
the soldiers reunion. ~s
Miss julia Johnson has gone to Des
Moines to enter Drake university.
Miss Lille Virgins is going to Ames
to take a course in domestic science.
A temperance union meeting was
held at the Christian church Sunday
night
Miss Gertrude Reed Is teaching the
Starr school west OF town.
Mrs. John Ramsey has returned from
Muscatine where she was visiting rela-
tives
Mrs. Levi Bales visited relatives in
Washington and attended the reunion
Of the Hornets Nest Brigade.
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kIRkVILIE.

Miss Opal Fairchild near Ottumwa
visited friends here last week.
Elmer Wilson near Ottumwa spent
Wednesday at the home of his mother
Mrs. Margaret Ward. s-,,..
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong and son
Lamar spent Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George For
sythe.
George Pike and Mr.. James were
business callers in Ottumwa Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Eliza Gales, Mrs. Frank Grit
fifth, Mrs. Vermilion. Misses Bertha
McGlasson and Arilla Newell were
shopping in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hoadley and
daughter Francis Of Marshalltown re-
turned home Thursday after two
weeks visit at the home Of her par
ents MIR. and Mrs. E. o. Thompson.
Mrs. James and Miss Bertha Parks
spent Friday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Allison. ~
John Parks spent Friday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bedford.
Mrs. Mike Fuhs Is visiting at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Frank
Denny Of Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston and chill
dren spent Sunday at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Ed Gullick.
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CHARLTON.

Miss Mary Hayden Of Kansas City,
Mo-. has been spending the week in
this city a guest of Mrs. Ora Eustis
and Mrs. j. H. Darrah.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Baughman OF
GAINESVILLE, o., who had been visiting In
Charlton with his brother D. c. Baugh-
man and family returned home yester-
day. : -...,..-at
Rev. w. NJ. Story and wife visited
near Lucas yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Taylor.
John Werner of this city has been
appointed by Governor Clarke as a
delegate to attend the meeting Of the
American Mining congress In Chicago
Nov. II to is.
Ed Pickerell Of Amarillo, Texas,
formerly Of this CITY,, has been In
Charlton the past week transacting
business and visiting his brother,
stormy" Pickerell and family, and
other relatives and old friends.
Miss Ruth Fortney. domestic science
teacher in the Charlton schols, return
ed from brief visit at her home In
Indianola. W.
Miss Gladys Music Of the high school
faculty went to Oskaloosa to visit over
Sunday at her home.
Mrs. H. H. Larimer went to Crestol
to attend the funeral OF little Marion
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BATAVIA.

Mrs. Hannah Alfred visited her son
at Bernhart Monday.
Wayne Suydam Of Rafferty,, ILL.,, is
visiting at the Maggie Mcbride home
this week.
George Faucet left a few~aays ago
for Eureka Springs. Ark, for the bene-
fit Of his health.
Ransom Whitmore has returned home
after a few weeks hunting trip through
some of the western states.
Mrs. Lawson Lock has returned from
Cantril where she has been visiting
several days.
Miss Ruth Rooms of this city has
taken up her duties as principal Of the
Moore Montana high school.
Mrs. l.. L. Lipps Is visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fishel.
Peter Kitchen has returned home
after a few days visit in Fairview. III.
L. E. Copeland and family and Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Alfred made an over
land trip in the Copeland auto to Cedar
Rapids Sunday. g
Albert and Charlie whitmore are
visiting this week In Missouri.
George IsraeKand family have re-
have been enjoying an outing trip.
Miss Florence Swenson left Monday
for Ames where she will attend college
this fall and winter.
Harry Lowther Of Charlton was call
ing on trends here the first Of the
week.
Miss Mamie Nordgren, Marie Nehre
and Miss Marie Walker left Monday for
Mt. Pleasant where they will attend
college,
James Greenland has returned from
Colorado where he went on business.
Mrs. r. B. Walker and Miss Sadie
Fishel were in Ottumwa Wednesday.
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EDDYVILLR.

J. 8. Oldham and family drove over
from Monroe Sunday and spent the
day visiting Mrs. Oldhams mother Mrs.
A. C. Davidson.
Mrs Yves Donnegan has returned
from an extended visit with relatives IN
different points Of Colorado. She was
accompanied home by her daughter
Mrs. Viola Sweet Of Fort Worth, Texas,
who will remain here for osme time
visiting at the parental Donnegan home.
Miss Madge Vanderzyl Of Pella Wis
tied the latter part of the week with her
aunt Mrs. Fannie Cassatt.
Mrs. John Powell Is spending the
week in Abba visiting her sister Mrs.
Grant Rund
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller spent Sum
day in Oskaloosa visiting their daugh-
ter Mrs. Minnie MoClain.
Mrs. A. Mater of Abba visited rela-
tiyes and friends in Ed$yville Sunday.
Mrs. c. McCarty Of Ollie is the guest
this week Of her sister Mrs Z. n. STUD
er.
David Russian living west OF Eddy
Vile is quite Ill this week.
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day after pleasant visit at the home
Of his father Warren Callahan, and
with other relatives and old friends.
Mrs G. M. Whittlesey returned yes
terday from a visit in Leon with her
daughter Mrs. Bert Tansey, formerly
Of this city. rs - -
Homer Caughlan Of Des Moines,
formerly Of this city, was in Charlton
yesterday transacting business and
greeting old friends.
Miss Veronica Adams returned yes
terday from visit at her home in Os-
kaloosa. ....
Vance Foster and family Of Lamont,
formerly Of this county returned home
yesterday after visit with his. sister
Mrs. Ed Gurwell and . other relatives.
They made the trip by auto.
O. B. Ratliff and family enjoyed a
visit the first Of the week from his
brother John Ratliff and wife. and son
Roy and wife Of Hedrick. They also
visited at Lucas with his parents.
Miss M. j. Mitchell Of Kellerton was
guest at the John Werner home, en-
route from visit in Lovilia. =
Mrs. Albert Lane Of this city sand
brother in-law Allen Surber and wife
Of Eddyville, went to Lucas yesterday
to visit Mrs. Surber's sister Mrs. Lon
Ryan.
S. M. Greene Of Inglewood, Calf, a
former editor Of the Herald-Patriot at
this place, came Sunday morning for a
few days visit with old friends.
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ALBA.

M. J. Holloway who has been the
ruest Of Abba relatives for some time
left this week for his home in Washing
ton. Kans.
Charles Olds left Friday on short
business trip to Omaha.
Miss Blanche Noble has returned
from a short stay in Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G. Lehem are visit
ing relatives and friends in LeCooke
Nebr. 5s,:-. AZ = -.,.s.y...g.... go y
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Doe left Friday for
their home in Idaho after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huber. y
Mrs. Vaughn Gass has returned from
q short visit in Humeston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Asbury have re-
turned from a short visit with relatives
In Blakesburg. - .-,...
George Davis reports that the hand
which he had so badly injured last
week is getting along as well as could
be expected. In using lathe at the
Powell shop where he is employed ne
accidently caught his left hand, having
the little finger and part Of the palm OF
his hand torn away.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bernstein are the
parents Of son born Saturday.