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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

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bic 8riedlen iuollten Sies nid]t lei
ben. Sic baben iid) BON ben Gn-
tentemadten ibpn iebr niel gefallen
laiien, aber gegen biele neme nner-
b6rte 8eiualttat iesten iie iidl oenm
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man erit lueitere Seridjte abiuarfem,
ebe man flar in SieIer Inselesen-
belt ieben fam; bic porliesenbe De-
peidJe lit iebr unfair.
Die .aolnilhe Golfs 3eituna
beriftet aus 5uperldiiieer Gueae,
in Den Goiernen Ser itolieniiden
5eltllng aiacen5o babe ein goll5es
&eginent eenlelltert gln Der sSront
meitterte lugnr cine gan5e Brigade,
ipel6e ans Der Hrobin5 SoiIari
ftamnlte. sssn 0eapel fono cine De
monltration gegen aonig 8iftor
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offentliber StraBe perbrannt. sSn
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slbeeoroneten sSerri perfauften iecbs-
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onrd Die Staote:: .gSir perlanqen,
bob Dem ariege ein @noe genlodt
miro" Sruppen nnuBten ldlieBli6
eingreifen rno Die Sronling ipieoer-
berIteIlen.
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loIe gtabri6t, oaB in 2iiiabon cine
nelle Gepollltion alisgebroden lit.
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iteft unb Die Sruppen baben genler.
teri. gtad) elmer orabtlolen 0epeId)e
aus gerlin pom a. Wai befinoen
li6 perldiebene portugieiiide 9Sro-
pin5en in offenen 9lufrllbr. gs bieB.
unter oen 9iiiabonner @aroen III
ben Garmo 8arafen lei cine Wtell.
terei ausgebroden uno Mtarine=SoI-
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gefomlnen esSSn ben letten 8ohen
famen nerlf)ieoene 8eridte, melde
beiagten, in 2iiiabon pare es in.
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ben gefommen.
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men, nm sa mnterindem, pb iie audi
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banolungen NIT @nelano iiber oie
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ole unterbre6ung oes neutrolen
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nonlfhen peroen ioaen. seSnl
Staatsbepartement lei man babel,
etne Note 81 enttperfen, oie nit
i6arfen @orteu ami Naooififationen
in ge5ug ouf ben 8oItperfe6r be,
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tier 3eit NIT Der 9tote beairnen, oie
cine slntport auf Ole lebte geotc
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ioll, in Der oiele lire glodaoe Der
teiolgt IS lit iebr erfreulid), ooB
man bon Oem Dor einigen Sogen
ongetilnoigten Stanopunft, man
fonne iuegen Der oeutihen geote
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16
3afann.

9as Marlne Wfiniiterillnr
in 8aibineton teiIt nit, ooB cine
iueitere @bteiInng Marine Soloa-
ten in Santo Domingo gelaaoet i5t;;
i'm @an5en befinoen ii9 iebt eeaen
500 Wfann gum S6nse Ser Mmeri-
faner IN Der Staot; sSeinoleIigfeitell
iino bis lett nod ni6t ausgebrohen.
Eraiioent @iIion nilter5eicbne-
te cine Broflanlation, ollrh mel
ne 5S5, 500 9lder eano, sic bisbcr
3n Der 9irie National SSorft-Heier-
potion in slri5ona geborteil Ser 9lil-
lieolnng eridloIien meroen. 0ns
2ano liegt in Wfobape gountp I'M
nor0meitlidel SeiIe oes Gtaates lrn0
iou lebr atttes @eioeIano iein.
Die @laB Sill. our9 pelhe
ben 2anobeiuobnern uno ssarmern
Elm eroBerer areoit aegen biaigerr
3flien nerihafft iperben lou, un0
ipeld3e Die grrihtling BON stp0If
2anobanfen inter gunoes aon-
trolle poriiebt, ipllroe bonn Saitie
nit 295 gegen TO Stimmen anae-
nommen, Der Senat paiiierte fins
lid cine abnli6e 8orlaae.
SIM SauptgeihGftsteil BON
gfep Orleans iuitroe Der ggeinbann-
Ter Eietro Glacono, iotpie oie Sc.
hriioer GonItanaio uno 8incent 60
coco am Rontag BON orei unbefanm.
ten Stalienern gelfolien nno Id)mer
perfulrnOet. Die slttent0ter entfa-
men; Die 8oIisei ninnlt an oaB Die
ielben Wfitglieoer Der nShipar5en
o=@eieaibaft" iino.
Sn Der 9epauno Mnnitions-
sSabrif, tpelbe Bel @5ibbstomn, e.
s., Iiegt ilnb Ser DUPONT GllIoer
aompagnie gebort, fono cine groBe
grploiion itatt, ourb Die piersebn
Mrbeiter getotet, cine sln5abI anoe-
rer berleet ,ito bier sSobrifeeb1ioe
serltort tpurben; irtlter oen @etote-
ten befinoen Iib Der aiiiitierenoe
superintendent iopie Der 8ormann
Der Sabrif
Durd ben einitlr5 eines al
ten @ebdlloes in Ifron, g., in Dem
5lr5eit elm 3eitaurant betrieben
muroe, limo 5fpolf Berionen get5tet
tporoen Neben Dem eingefalenen
Sauie ipurOe oas Slnooment fit
einen Heubou ousgeeroben. 0urh
abidieBel elmer iibereroBen Quan-
titat 9puamit in ser sluslhohtllna
nllroe oas olte @ebGlloe al gebr
erldiittert lmo itiir3te infoIae6eIfen
3uiarnnten
Ssobn 8. @escott, ser @enes
ralanfpolt oes Gtaotes gaelp 2serIen,
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rem IN Der Baltimore aonpentiou
nonlinierte, miro ou6 in oieiem
Sabre Die Gominotionsreoe fir @i[-
ion in ct. 2ouis baGten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

ni6t meiter perfolge1r 5nriifgefom-
men 1T. Babrideinlid Dot oieie
unglitdlihe eSSoee oes 9rdiioerlten
ltno Oes StaatsiefretQrs oenn
ood) altf gu groBen gsioeritano ge-
ItoBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

8lnloeslenator @ore bon 0flo.
bona, Elm Nnbdneer Der 8rpan'-
lden SSriebenspoIitif, fteIlte I'M &C.
nat einen gntroa. ourd ben Graii.
bent gSilion erlu6t iperoen iou,
oen friegfiibrenoen 21noern feline
9ienite ais SrieoensbermittIer on5u-
bieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-16

Ger logenmtnte n8eras Gpe-
eiol" Der Wt. &. & z. 9abn emit
gleiite beilte morgen Dor Sogesan-
brudl III Der 9tobe BON Clinton,
Wfo, luio rollte eincn glbbong binab.
eS poren ieds5ebn gaiIagiere ulf
Dem 3uge, aber feiner wllroe i6mer
perlett Inter ben gerIetten be-
finoet iif @. n. Gate BON Solt
WforcoS ,Srolt s. gs. Sbomas BON
bier, ioe cin5ige 5rou onf oern 3llge
mur6e ridt berIebt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

Merchants Have Interesting Bargains
For Next Saturday Buyers

The merchants of Alpha have some
interesting bargains for their custom
ers. Owing 10 the lateness of getting
In copy Ii Will be impossible 20 carry
the ads in detail i'm this weeks issue
bur poster will be issued during the
week and distributed TO each house
telling OF the bargains Next Saturday
the ads will appear In these columns
and the Alpha merchants have author
lied us 20 state that the prices will be
held open for outside buyers until the
following Wednesday giving time to
orders by mail II any Of our readers see
enything they may need in those ads
The Alpha Mercantile company is
il line with fine grocery combinations
of excellent value
Dave Mendelson has lot OF excel
lent dry goods bargains
The Kazelik Electric Go. has some
lamp bargains that can well be looked
at by out of-town buyers.
MIR Miner Is offering some bargains
in Druggists sundries that are also
cnticing.
Thos Harvey is offering some eX
cellent values in hardware at prices
that beat Crystal Falls hardware men
10 a fragile
The Schonman Dry Goods store has
a number of bargains I'm drvgoods
that are cnticing
The Noornas Bros are Offering bar
gains I'D their candies and announce
special service for autoists.
Look these bargains over carefully
when the bills are out and "patronize
home industry. Give tho Alpha mer-
chants chance to serve YOU They
deserve H.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08
A L P II A NE w S

j. H. Buzzo, our popular band lead
er, resigned his position with the
Balkan Mining co.
r. =. Bengry visited his parents at
Palatka over Sunday.
Mrs. Capt. j. p. Edwards, who was
operated on in the General Hospital
al Crystal Falls last week, returned To
her sons home here. last Saturday.
Mrs. Miner and Mrs. o. B. Johnson
spent Wednesday at Iron Mountain.
Bill Vollendorf made a record trip
walking and running) TO Florence on
Tuesday to recover the Kazilek Elec-
trio Cos. dog, Don. Bill says that after
lie threatened to go back to Alpha for
achievements. the dog was returned
TO him He then made the long trip
back on foot TO Alpha, arriving tired
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

fully washed and dried, after which
the milking tube. on the pump or syr-
inge is inserted into each in turn,
while an assistant distends each quar-
ter OF the udder with air, wlthoutN2pn-
tinuing the process after the uddes9i is
fully expanded The tube is now with
drawn and a broad tape is tied around
the free end OF the teat to prevent the
escape OF the air The tube should be
disinfecied by dipping in a , per cent
solution Of cresol compound or car
bolic acid after each application.
Should no indications of improve
ment be apparent at the end OF two
hours, the udder should be inflated
again
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08
THE "MILWAUkEE- ERECTS A
NEW MILESTONE IN TRANS
PORTATION ACHIEVEMENT

When early IN January Of this year
the first electrically drawn "olym-
plan" mounted with ease the vast
ramparts Of the mighty Rockies.
page was turned in history OF trans
portation, and new chapter THE
Electrical Era ii Railroading" be-
gan.
Splendid have been the past chap
ters i'm western building where the
path-hnders Lewis and Clark. the
prairie schooner. the pony express
the first wood burning locomotives.
and later the great Mallet steam loco
motives, have each in turn led the
march of transportation development.
But the world H. ever moving on
ward 10 greater economies, greater
efiicicncies. greater delights and the
electrical era will challenge the Past
in splendid achievement. calling on
the mountain streams for their tre-
mendous, perpetual power. mastering
the mountain barriers with the ease
of tire prairies, hauling heavier loads
with greater dispatch. and leaving the
beautiful mountain soliudes unsul-
lied by smoke, SCOT and cinders. Elec-
trio service stands as a monumental
In transportation achieve
ment
On your next trip northwest. take
the Milwaukee" Equipment, road
bed. scenery and service all combin
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

Alpha. Mitch, Mar. %, 1916.
the Subscribers Of the Alpha

Alpha, Mich, Mar %, 1916.
10 the Subscribers OF the Alpha
Telephone 60.
The Alpha Telephone Co. earnestly
desires the cooperation OF their sub
scribers in the interest Of good SER
vice. For this purpose we wish 10 call
your attention to the fact that there
is but one line for local service TO
Crystal Falls, therefore, we wish 10
make the rule that subscribers limit
their conversations to five CD minutes
TO this end we have instructed the
operator 10 close the line at the end
OF the period stated if the line is de-
sired by second party
Thanking you for keeping this rule
in mind when using the line to Crystal
Falls, we remain.
Your truly,
The Alpha Telephone Company
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

water Is important. as the water
serves 10 dilute the dense rich blood
aud salt encourages the animal 10
drink. The water should be warmed
suitably. as iced water may have bad
effect A COW that Is in very plethoric
state. or that was attacked by milk
fever at her last calying should be
given a purgative dose Il pound) Of
EPSON salts II TO "A hours before
calving Is due 4 most important pre-
caution in plethoric COW is 10 avoid
drawing any milk from the bag for II
10 "a hours after calying Daily exer-
else Is Of Importance. and the value OF
the open air cannot be oyerestimated.
Rich clover pastures should be avoid
ed.
Ii Is a good practice 20 give dose
OF purgatiye medicine II the air treat
ment. TO be recommended later. IL not
available Epson salts pounds, car
Donate Of ammonia y ounce, nux
vomica Y dram, Is a good preparation
TO use at this juncture. The bowels
and bladder should be emptied, the
former by hand and the latter by the
use of a small rubber tube Bags Of
ice may be applied to the head, Bene-
fiji Is often derived from theadminis-
tration OF 20 drops of tincture OF
aconite every four hours. The appli-
cation of water, as warm as IL can be
borne by the hand, 10 the back and
loins acts by removing the blood
pressure from the vital organs,
In view OF the great superiority OF
the imitation OF the udder with atmos-
pheric air as curative for milk fever.
medicinal treatment is seldom at
tempted az the present time BY form
er methods OF treatment the losses
were very great; but by the use of the
air treatment in skillfu hands IL is
claimed that more than SO per cent
may be saved. A large syringe or iniec-
ton pump is used Ga pump for infiat-
ing bicycle tires serves the purpose
nicely The whole apparatus should
he sterlized before It is used Boiling
for 20 minutes will afford suitable
The intake opening Is
filled with sterilized cotton. while
tube is attached TO the deliver
ing tube.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

The Township election was very
quiet only a. votes being cast There
was no opposition 10 the citizens
ticket Henry Ford received 10 votes,
William Alden Smith 81, Simpson If.
3 votes were spoiled
Il Il reported that Chas Miner
would have put il All over Henry Ford
ana William Alden smith
President Andersen was almost
tempted % resign and become our
national committeeman
George Cody was 4 CRYSTAL Fails
visitor this week
Thomas Richards aud Miss Lillian
Ia Londe both Of Iron Mountain
were married Monday evening At the
home Of the brides brother Frank La
Londe.
George Ncwhouse moved his family
here this week from Pentoga They
will make Alpha their future home
Capt J. = Edwards returned to his
home nc Parks Siding Sunday after
noon
Al Rogers spent Sunday with his
FAMILY AZ Ishpeming, returning Mon
day.
Dave schoffman left for st. Paul
sunday night on few days visit. re-
turning Wednesday.
number OF people from here at
tended the Masonic dance az Crystal
Falls Monday evening
Harry varney resigned his position
az the Alpha Mercantile Co. store.
Saturday, to accept one with Tufts
Co. AZ Crystal Fails
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08
but happy with his dog.

but happy with his dog.
A surprise party was given on
Miss Viola Peters on Friday night
An report splendid time.
Miss Viola Peters returned TO her
school duties at Marquette on Satur-
day.
Ben aud Dan DuTy resigned their
positions at the Judson mine this week
leaving at once for Iiibbing.
A council meeting was held this
week az which the sewer bonds and
road bonds were sold.
There is a report out thar meeting
OF the farmers OF Mastodon Township
was held and al Il resolution made
that all farmers would move their
fences back 200 feet from the road, all
timber cut back 200 feet and barns or
other destructible properly moved
back 200 feet. as one Dave Mendelson
had purchased high power automo-
bile. and from experience this would
he a safety first move. Dave says there
was no need of moving the fences, etc
as long as everyone moved out Of his
way when they saw him coming.
A reward will be given TO anyone
who can give information Of the
whereabouts OF Ed Stoffel on last
Sunday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08
MILK FEVER IN cows
Disease Attacks Only Animals Of
Improved Breeds

Milk fever, also known as paturient
apoplexy, not only Is peculiar TO the
cow but attacks only cows Of the inn
proved breeds and OF deep milking
strains II chiefly affects cows that
have been developed in the direction
OF early maturity, rapid fattening. or a
heavy production Of milk The vic
Tins are not always fat when attack
ed. but they are cows with great pow
ers of digestion and which have been
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

fed heavily previous 10 the onset OF
the disease. Cows are seldom affected
until they have reached full maturity
and are at the most productive period
OF their lives-that is. from to s
years OF age.
In heavy-milking cows all the food
eaten i'm excess OF that required TO
make up for the normal waste or the
system is turned into milk When the
How OF milk ceases, II the animal Is fed
heavily. the excess OF nutriment from
the food has no avenue of escape, and
is consequently stored up In the
glands and In the blood. causing the
animal to become unnaturally pie
thoriC. or affected by excessive nutri-
ton. After the delivery OF the calf,
the blood which has been supplying
the fetus Is suddenly turned into the
circulation OF the mother and II she
does not begin the secretion OF milk
promptly the plethora Of her blood
rapidly increases
The disease usually manifests itself
within two DAYS after the birth Of the
calf, although IN rare instances the
COW becomes affected prior 10 calying.
Great uneasness II one OF the first
noticeable symptoms The COW steps
about restlessly and refuses to eat or
drink She may soon begin 10 show
signs Of abdominal pain Paralysis be-
gins 10 be manifested within few
hours, being indicated by a staggering,
uncertain gait. The patient now be-
comes quieter, rapidly weakens. and
finally goes down and is unable 10
rise. The head Is drawn around TO one
side, usually the left. producing an at
titude that Is not often seen In any
other disease The animal soon he
comes quite unconscious.
The temperature, at first elevated
tends TO become lower as stupor and
coma progress. The bowels may be-
tblil' WI Pih " NbhlPltAfiN phihie H'hf
and unless improvement Is brought
about they are not likely to operate
again. The bladder. too, is paralyzed
and fails to expel its contents. Action
of either bowels or bladder or both,
is always a favorable symptom.
The torpor Of the digestive organs
nearly always causes grave disorders
the paunch becomes the seat of fer
mentation, producing gas and excess
sive bloating There are frequent ,
belchings OF gas or fod. which, reach
ing the paralyzed throat, pass in part
into the windpipe, causing inhamma-
tion OF the air passages and lungs, !
which condition often becomes the i'm
cause OF death.
For such a serious disease proven
ton Is more important than treatment. |
Among the most effective means OF |
prevention may be mentioned re-
stricted diet for week or two before
calying and for at least four days
Free access 10 salt and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08
WHEN You WANT


VIKING
for electricity done, don't be satisfied
with any but the most expert, Then II
Will be perfectly safe and will not mar
In any way the appearance of wall or
ceiling. Better send for us 10 be sare.
Let Us furnish the lamps as well as the
wiring also. We have those that give
most light with the least current.
Kazi. elk Electric Company
Moberg Bldg.
Alpha, Mich. Phone Is.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-08

GENERAL ROOFING MANUFACTURING COMPANY
E-'s s"-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-11
Wood wasts Used for Pulp.

The use Of q steadily increasing
amount of wood waste in the manufac.
ture of pulp 10 indicated BY figures com.
piled by tho Forest Service. Although
the pulp industry showed decline in
tho last lear for which complete figures
are available (1914 on account Of the In
creasing cost Of raw material and gener-
al business conditions, moro wood waste
was used than IN any previous year.
Approximately $50, 900 cords Of waite
with value of 81, 400, 900 were utilized
by IS Of the 200 pulp and paper mills OF
the United States. It IL thought that ~
the price of cord wood goes up the
amount of wood waste used will become
greater.
The Canadian pulp industry has, It is
stated, had vigorous growth during
the last few years and the greater portion
of its product is marketed In the United
States. An average cost of about $3.50
per cord, a. compared with the 80 to
$40 per cord which many manufacturers
In this country are paying for pulpwood,
is the reasop given for the growth.
1t is pointed out that the development
of the supplies of spruce In the National
Forests of the West and In Alaska, to-
gether with the abundance OF cheap
water power, will eventually attract the
paper Industry to locate in those re-
gions. Suitable pulp timber can be de-
livered to desirable mill sites for the
next twenty to forty years at prices OF
about 81 80 to - per cord, say experts
OF the Forest Service. 1t Is thought
that the low price OF material and power
will more than Offset the higher freight
rates on the product to the eastern
markets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-11
Celebrating at the Hill.

Editor Democrat:
We, the people of Paris Hill, held .
more general and more delightful cele-
brstion of the 4th OF July than has been
enjoyed for many years.
It is true that many OF our celebrants
were ignorant of the national action that
took place on July 4tb, hundred and
forty years ago, but all of Us knew that
the 4th was day to celebrate.
Accordingly, a large portion OF the
young and middle-aged manhood OF our
village assembled near the constable's
house on the night of the Sd, aud after
planning our celebration, proceeded TO
sneak-thieve several automobiles and
amuse ourselves with them and with
other sneak .thieved property as can only
men of the mental calibre and sense of
humor of our celebrants.
One of our favorite jokes was to at
tack the homes of women who bad no
men to defend them, because We felt in
those cases we could enjoy ourselves
without the slightest danger. We de-
stroyed considerable property OF one un-
protected woman who could not help
herself and in that way reminded our
selves of the noble and chivalrous ma
lures of our forefathers who signed the
Declaration of Independence.
In one of these cases Of attack upon
and ioyously tsrrorizing lone women, we
made a slight error. We had reason to
believe that the women were alone In
the house, but unknown to rs, man
had arrived, and when he appeared, q
stranger who happened to be present at
this part of our celebration, said that we
ran away like whipped ours.
The law.abiding residents of the vii
LACE, failing to understand our sense of
humor, declare that our actions prove
that our celebrating village manhood 10
made up of lot of sneakiDg and coward
ly louts.
1t has been suggested that next year
on the Sd of July, there should be put
on guard small boy from South Paris,
armed with q willow switch with which
he can drive away our celebrating village
manhood when It attacks the homes OF
unprotected women.
1t Is to be hoped that no such action
be taken since 1t would thoroughly pre-
vent us from holding our kind of Inde-
pendence Day celebration in 1917.
A NATIVE OF PARIS HILL.
July 8, 1916.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-11
Bad Fall, Little Injury.

About noon of Thursday Louise,
slevsu-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Abbott, suffered fall and es-
capped with remarkably small amount
of injury. The AbbOtts live on the Sec
ond floor of Maxim Block on Market
Square, and at the time of the accident
the little girl was playing with her doll
on the piazza at the rear of the building.
In some way that she does not under
stand, though she thinks she must have
gone to sleep, she went under the rail OF
the edge of the piazza, a straight drop
of twelve feet to the ground. -.
She struck with thud which could
be heard for some distance, and 1t
seemed that she must have been terribly
hurt. A physician was hurriedly sum-
monsd, and examination showed that
she had no bones broken, and the only
results were bruises and bad shaking
mn, She Is around about as usual, and
will suffer no serious consequences.