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The Washington herald., 1916-04-01

Griffiths Yannigans. in charge of Nick
Altrock, will invade Richmond today
playing Billy Smiths International
LeAguers two games. today and Mon
day. Doc Ayers, Joe Boehling and
Charley Humphreys will do the pitching.
Rippy Williams is slated to hold down
first base and Ed Charity will be found
behind the bat.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01

Walter Johnson is slated to pitch
five innings against Brooklyn in the
final contest of the series here this
afternoon. Jack Bentley will finish
the game.
Larry Cheney, the former Chicago
Cub star, will attempt to humble the
Nationals with his spitbaIl. and it is
claimed for Cheney that he possesses
a good one. Dusty" Mails. a south
paw. will divide the box honors with
Cheney.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-01
Jennings Is Riled.

Apprentices allowance claimed.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
MANY
Well Known Citizens Of Com.
muniB Cross Great Divide
Funeral of Mrs. Jenkins This
Morning, With Brief Servi-
ces at the Home.
MRS. WILLIAM JENKINS, AGED g.

MRS. WILLIAM JENKINS, AGED g.
Following a lingering illness OF cancer
Of the stomach combined with an attack
Of pneumonia recently contracted, Mrs.
William jenkins, West Logan street. was
called to the Great Beyond at o'clock
last Monday night.
Mrs. Jenkins had never regained her
strength after having an attack of pneu-
monia last January and since that time
had been confined to the house. About a
week previous to her death she was taken
TO the Otis hospital for treatment where
II was found that she also was a sur
fercr OF cancer of the stomach Nothing
could be done TO relieve her and Monday
evening she was removed to her home
where she succumbed at o'clock.
Zone Wilson was born In West Nir-
ginia, June %, 1858. On April II 1874 she
was united In marriage to VIM. Jenkins
and since her marriage she has always
lived In Mercer county She leaves
husband and nine children, as follows:
Clelle, Leroy, Cleye and Mrs. Vim, Brown
living In Celina, Charles at COldwater,
Earl at Wolf Lake H.. Ray at Marion,
o., and Frank and Dallas at Weir Kas.
Mrs. jenkins was a devoted wife and
loving mother and respected by all who
knew her
Brief funeral services will be held at the
Jenkins home Ia $3.50 this morning, after
which the remains will be take nto Wa
bash, where funeral services viii be
preached and burial made.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
ROOSEVELT
IIags Behind Ford in State Vote
Latter Receives Nearly Twice as
Many, Official Figures Disclose

Henry Ford received almost twice
as many votes for presidential pref
erence in Ohio as Theodore Roose-
welt. The Ford votes are divided al
most equally between the Democrat
ic and Republican primaries, though
he Is Republican.
Official figures for the 88 coun-
ties of the state on the results of last
weeks primaries were given out yes
terday by Secretary of State Hide
brant. The totals are as follows:
Republican-Presidential prefer
ence Burton, 1876; Webster, IA
217; Roosevelt, 1892; Ford, 1888;
Hughes, 469 and Harding 211. Del
egates at large-Ha"ding, 1870;
Willis, 99,569; Proctor, 74,127; Sui
livan 73,108; Griffin, 41,863; Tyler,
32,857, and Glaser, SO, ,410.
Democratic-Presidential prefer
ence; Wilson, 82,66s; Ford, 1921;
Clark, 621; Bryan, Ill; and Harmon
80. Vice presidential preference;
Marshall, 66,77O; Monnett, 9417.
Delegates-at-large; Cox 66,521; Har-
mon, 63,752; Campbell, 62,O57;
POmerene, 52,435; and Monnett, 27,-
834.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
BARON Won Bethel
DECLARES HE'S IN SHAPE TO DO
BATTLE AGAINST EASTERN WAR;
RlORS ALL-RlGHTY

[By j, b. Sheridan. in St. Louis Globe
Democrat, May TO-
Baron Ber-uoo-no Won Bethel, the ster-
ling second sacIer of the St. Louis Ma
tional League baseball club, Indignantly
denies the impious imputation that he
is afflicted with a boil, as stated by an
irresponsible and vagrant afternoon press
yesterday. The Baron asservates, after
consultation with his physicians, that
he is as sound as a NUT and so nutty
that if it were fall he would be fearful
the squirrels would come and get him.
So Bethel is braced for the brunt or
the battle against the high class Eastern
clubs which led by the army of Stand
pat Patrick Moran of Philly, will be the
victims OF the Cardinals, and specially
selected battle ground at Robinson Field,
today,
Nothing since the announcement by Ad-
miral Won Tirpitz of Germany's intention
about the British isles, and General OBJ
regon's ultimatum to the United States
army r'Get out or I'll throw you out!''
created so much excitement as the an
nouncement that Bruno Bethel bore boil
about him. Herman Seekamp said it was
the worst news he had heard since the
battle, Of Marine, and Schuyler Britton
agreed that he was another Job, patient
under plague of boils which had attack
ed his ath-a-letes.
Britton is the pleasantest and most pa
League disor der has afflicted him with
several nasty financial boils in the shape
Of extrayagant salaries to bench warm
ing ball players. To have the financial
plague intensified by the physical plague
would be. about all a patient president
could pack.
Even Brittons private secretary. Ken
meth Mooney, said that he would cease
to wear his loud striped silk shirts ana
borrow Bill Doak's black jersey and put
ashes on his. hair and sackcloth about
his body and go into mourning. See
kamp then said. TT never rains but il
pours Here we got rid of Bresnahan
and Biz Kinney and then we get plague
of boils, not? Fine" To compose MS
shattered nerves Herman got busy with
the big ledger.
The sad and important news permeated
as far as Washington d. G. President
Wilson and Secretary of State Lansing
were at work on notes to the Imperial
German government and to the un-Im-
perial Mexican muss, and they could not
proceed until they received assurances
that boils were not on Bruno Bethel
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
CITY FATHERS
PUTS o. K. ON MAIN MARKET ROAD
PRoJEcT-sEWER WORK TO BE
PROCEEDED WITH

Council met in regular session last
Tuesday night with all members respond
ing to roll call. excepting Desch. All Of
ficers were present, with Mayor Scranton
presiding.
EX-Mayor Kenney addressed council in
regard the petition being circulated to
improve the water front between Main
and Ash streets. He spoke i'm favor OF
lcvying a tax to improve the strip or
ground in question. commonly known as
Smoky Row. As the petition had not
been presented to council no action was
taken.
J.. II. Hamburger and J. II. Winkeljoh
an addressed council relative to oiling the
streets The matter was referred to the
street committee.
Attorney c. S. Younger addressed the
council relative to the improving of the
portion of Main Market road in the cor
poration from the G. H. q ID. railroad
west and asked that council pass a resolu-
tion as prescribed by the state, providing
for the commissioners to improve inside
the corporation. The resolution was un
animously passed.
Reports of departments and officers and
two resolutions for transferring money
were read and passed
Engineer Fishbaugh reported on the
unfinished sewer work and gave his esti-
mates for the completion of the work
The clerk was then authorized to at once
advertise for the sale of the unfinished
work.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
SOCIAL

The ladies' aid society of the NJ. E.
church will be entertained this afternoon
by MesdameS VIM. Ungerer Minnie Ste
men and Ira Wagner, at the church par
lOrS.
The young men of the Dramatic Clut
were entertained last Monday evening by
the girls of the club at the home of Miss
Mildred Laudahn, East Livingston street.
The evening was spent in social games
and discussing the possibilities of putting
on another play in the near future.
The last plays given were highly receiv-
boost the club in any next production
they may deem advisable to put on. Fav-
ors of the evening fell to Hubert BTet2
and John Shiverdecker.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
cety met with Mrs. r. l.. Mattingly,
last Tuesday afternoon.
Several missionary papers were taken
China, Mrs. w. w. Lance; Mexico, Mrs.
w. G. Dick; Japan, Mrs W. II. Bretz;
India, Mrs. r. l.. Mattingly, who illus
trated her talk by the use of images,
costumes, ect,, brought by her from In
dia.
A paper was also read on Korea, by
Mrs. Irene Miller, the reading being pre-
pared by Mrs. Ed T, Miller of Columbus.
thia Newcomb and Mrs. w. H. Thoms
were the guests of the society.
Refreshments were served
Brookhart, j. d. Johnson. A. l.. Sharp,
ChaS Howick and j. f. Berry, entertain
ed the members of the 1914 club, togeth-
er with their husbands at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. e, j, Brookhart.
Mrs. Allen Bouslog, of Peru, Ind, was
a guest of the club Ar enjoyable even
ing was spent.
The Shakespeare club installed their
officers last Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Louise TouVelle.
The officers installed were as follows:
Mabe mcdonald, President
Myrtle Crockett Vice President
Fern Raudabaugh, Secretary.
Lucy Mcdonald. Treasurer.
splendid program was rendered af
ter which progressive rook was enjoyed.
esting reading on How to Prepare School
Lunches" and Miss Kathyrn Cook gave an
excellent talk on School Cafeterias."
A delicious luncheon was served after
which carnations were distributed among
the members Guests of the club includ-
ed Mrs. W. II. TouVelle, Mrs. S. S. Scran-
ton, Misses Nora Cast and Elizabeth
Metzner.
II. b. Morrison upon his wife last Tues
day evening when he invited a number
of friends and relatives to spend the ev-
ening.
The surprise was occasioned by ii be-
ing the twenty-first anniversary of their
The guests wer cas- follows;
Mr.. and Mrs, S. l.. Evans, Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. O. Huffman; Mr. and Mrs. James
McGee; Dr. and Mrs Frank Ayers; Mrs.
Mary Ayers; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wagner;
Attorney and Mrs. P, h. Kenney,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
LII |
Instantly SRuffed Out as Train
Hits Automobile
Henry DTOesCh, ChlCkRsaw MALL
Carrier, the VIctlm-Scene
Near Maria Stein.

a distressing accident occurred last
Saturday afternoon between Chickasaw
and Maria stein. when Henry Droesch,
rural mail carrier out OF Chlckasaw. was
instantly killed by c. H. d y. passen-
ger train.
Mr.. Droesch was on his route when the
accident occurred Tn road runs para
Hell with the railroad for quite dis
tance and then makes a sharp turn, cross
ing the tracks
II Is thought that he did not see the
train coming until he turned on the BoelSe
pike, one-half mile north Of Maria Stein.
Before he could get the car under con-
troll It stidded directly in front Of the
approaching south bound passenger
When the train struck the machine. the
unfortunate man was hurled thirty or
forty feet in the air and instantly killed.
Mr.. Droesch was born at Maria Stein
December g 1862 and has always resided
there. lie had been a rural mail carrier
for the past ten years.
He is survived by his wife and six
children.
Funeral services were held at the
Chickasaw Catholic Church last Tues
day morning. Interment in the CathO-
lie cemetery.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
CHANGE IN RULE
Made by the Bureau of Junior Con-
tests of Interest to Corn Boy
Contestants

Rule of the Corn Growing Rules
has been revised to read as follows
The contestant shall assist in do
ing or shall do all the work on the
acre, such as planting, manuring, fer
tiliZing, plowing, preparing the seed
bed and all the other work up to and
including the time of planting, but
from the time the corn is planted up
until the time of husking, the eontes-
tant shall do all the work on the
acre. The contestant may have as
sistance in husking the corn"
The reasons for changing this rule
are:
First-Not many farmers can af-
ford to give an exclusive acre of soil
within a given field for corn to be
worked in special manner in the
contest.
Second Most boys assist in the
work of the entire corn crop of the
farm and do not have opportunity
to prepare an acre exclusively.
Third-It is difficult matter to
have some person prepare a single
acre of soil for corn separate and
apart from the rest of the land plant
ed in corn.
Fourth Some work before plant
ing is often too heavy for boy to do
alone.
Fifth-There seems to be a gener-
al demand among the farmers for a
change in the rules owing to the fore
going reasons.
Sixth-Boys and girls can enter
corn growing contest up to and in
Guiding June 18th if they have done
all the work, or have assisted in do
ing all the work, up to and including
the planting, and have done all the
work after the planting has been
done.
For noisnnad wounds nse Han
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
PERSONAL

Mrs. Cotter Dugan, of Kenton, o., is
visiting er mother, Mrs. Emma Koch.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Burris are the
happy parents of a ten pound baby girl.
Mrs Allen Bouslog, Peru, Ind, is the
week end guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Rentzsch, North Main street.
The Ladies Aid society of the presby-
terlan church will be entertained this af-
ternoon by Mrs Zura Riley, East Mar
ket street
Misses Pauline Lennartz and Nora
Fortman left last Saturday for a trip
to st. Louis where they will make an
extended visit with relatives.
Mrs George Zay and daughter, Inez, re-
turned from Palm Beach, Fla. last Sat-
urday night, after spending the winter
there. Enroute home they stopped for
a few days visit at Cincinnati.
Byron Leymunon, of Center township,
who short time ago underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at the Otis hospital was taken
to his home last Monday. He is great
ly improved.
Miss Norah eagle, of Celina o. came
Friday to spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Anna Foltz, East High street.
Mrs. elmer eagle, of Celina, IS q guest
at the Foltz home also.-Portland Com
mercial Review,
Miss Caroline Reese of Union City, who
spent couple of weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. Chrales North and family East
Seventh street where she win be a
guest of her brothed, Rev. John Reese
Portland Daily Sun.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
SEMINARY
AT CARTHAGENA SCENE oFeMPREs.
SlVE SERVICES, WHEN YOUNG
MEN ENTER PRIESTHOOD

-Four young Catholic priests, two
Of them residents of this county were
ordained into the Holy Priesthood at the
st. Charles Seminary of the Society OF
the Most Precious Blood, at Carthagena
by Archbishop Henry Moeller, of Cincin-
natl, last Wednesday morning.
The very impressive services in the
Seminary chapel were witnessed by a
large concourse of friends and relatives
and many residents of this city and the
neighboring towns and countryside,
One of the young priests, Rev. Leo
Sponhauer, was a former resident of this
city, while another, Rev. Henry Post,
was a Washington township boy. They
are also half brothers.
The other two ordained were Rev, Jas.
Mcintyre of Columbus, and Rev. Theo-
dore Koenn, of Cecil.
The Pontiticial High Mass in connec-
tion with the ordination was celebrated
by the most Reverend Henry Moeller
Archbishop of the Cincinnati Diocese,
who also delivered the appropriate SER
mon.
The archbishop was assisted at tie
mass by the following clergy:
Archpriest-Very Rev. Geo. Hindelang,
the Most Precious Blood and the pastor
OF the Immaculate Conception church, OF
this city.
Deacons of honor-Rev. Anthony Men
tink, dean of the Sidney Deanery, OF
Troy; and Rev. Augustine Sieffert, c. PIP.
s., of Maria Stein.
Deacon of the Mass--ReV. Fred w.
Schaeper. pf Adrian Mich.
Subdeacon-Rev, Ul"lch f. Mueller,
g. PIP. s., professor of Philosophy af st.
Charles Seminary.
Master of CeremOnies-Rev. VIM. An
thony, private secretary to the archbish-
op of Cincinnati.
Minister of the book-ReV. Richard
Schweiterman, of Burkettsville.
Minister OF the candie-Rev. Philomen
Notheis, of Sharpsburg.
Minister of the cergy-Rev Monsignor
Ernest Windthorst of Cincinnati
Besides those assisting there were prob
neighboring parishes and from st. Marys,
Wapakoneta, Minister Lima and other
cities, occupying seats in the sanctuary.
After the services, the seminary band,
consisting of a number of students, rem
dered an excellent open air concert.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
DAN CUPID VICTIMS
sRANpTs-HEekgNoFF

Or. Theodore Brandts. Of this city and
Miss Mabel Herkenolf. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Herkenom. OF Minister.
were united in marriage at the Catholic
church at ten o'clock last Tuesday morn
ing.
A,onsigneur DR.. Windthorst, Of Cincn-
natl Very Rev. Geo. Hindelang. Of this
city and Father Eugene Grim. of Minister,
otiiciated
The couple were attended by the brides
sister, Miss Lillian Hurkenon and Miss
Name Kane, and they We're accompanied
by Alfred Herkenoff ana Frank Sommers
of Minister
After the ceremony the happy couple
Were driven to the grOOms handsomely
furnished home on West Fayette street,
where they received the congratulations
Of the guests, including relatives and
friends from Cincinnati. Cleveland ard
Minister.
The wedding feast was served at Mer-
celina Park Hotel, which had been pre-
arranged for the occasion. j. II. Erns-
berger was in charge Of the elaborate
decorations. The feast is one that win
long be remembered by those in atten-
dance, not only for the feast in itself.
but for the toasts and musical features
rendered
After an extended eastern wedding
tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandts will be at
home in this city
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
MRS. EDWARD RRuNE

Mrs. Edward Bruno died at her
home on North Sugar street last Fri
day night, following a sickness which
dates back to last October and which
later developed into dropsy
She was born in New Bremen and
at the age of 25 she was united in
marriage to Edward Bruno, of this
city, and since their marriage they
have resided here. She was a MEM
Der of the Lutheran church.
Deceased is survived by her hus-
band and a daughter, Emma Loree.
Funeral services were held here
Tuesday morning. The remains were
shipped to New Bremen for burial
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
EPWoRTH BANQUET AND
ELECTION

The big Epworth League banquet given
at the st. Paul's NJ. T., Church last Tues
day evening was an event that will long
be remembered by all in attendance.
An excellent program was rendered, af-
trr which the election of officers was held
which resulted as follows:
President-CaTrol Stubbs.
1st Vice Pres.-Nelone Palmer
I'd Vice Pres.-Inez Gay.
Sd Vice Pres.-Orel Myers,
Asst. 18th Vice Pres.-Belva Dine.
Secretary Younger.
Treasurer.-Ethel Champion
Pianist.-Helen Jackson.
The committee on arrangements of this
annual election and banquet consisted OF
Misses Savelle Winans, Ethel Crampton
Agnes Hendricks and Belva Dine.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
ANNUAL
Washington Township Field Day EX'
ercises VIII be Held TO-Mor-
row, Saturday.

The annual field day exercises held by
the Washington township high school
VIII be held tomorrow. Saturday. the 18th.
This event is a rare treat to the peo-
pie of the county who wish to enjoy a
good day of sport and amusement.
The field day sports of the Washington
township high school never fail 10 be
something out of the ordinary and this
year all events will be livened up with
band music.
In the contests that will ensue during
the day many old rivals as well as new
contestants will be seen lighting for sup
remaCy.
Survival OF the nttest is their motto for
the day and prizes will be awarded to
the winners.
the high school teams viii be the closing
feature of the day.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
FRANK HASSMAN STRUCK
BY AUTO AT DAYTON

Frank Hassman. son Of Mrs. William
Hassman and brother Of John Hassman,
who is employed at the Wenning barber
shop, this city was seriously injured at
Dayton last Saturday night when he was
struck by an automobile at the crossing
of Third and Main streets. He was rush
ed to the Miami Valley Hospital, where
it was found he had his leg broken near
the hip.
Mrs. Hassman received word of the ac-
cident last Sunday morning and accom-
panied by her son, left for that city Sun
day afternoon.
They found the injured man suffering
much pain, but resting as easily as could
be eXpeCted
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
DIR. MILLER WINS SUIT IN THE
SPRINGFIELD COURT

Or. D. II. Miller yesterday afternoon
received a telegram from his attorneys
at Springfield stating that a jury In the
Common Pleas Court had returned a YER
dict in his favor In "A damage suit, The
message did not state the amount Sew
eral years ago Dr. Miller received from
G.. a. Stewart of the firm Of Martin a.
Stewart, contractors on the local sewer
job. "a Davis automobile. In payment of a
doctor bill owed him by Stewart Two
days after the machine had been turned
over 10 him. creditors Of Stewart on the
Springfield job attached his belongings
The attachment included the Davis ma
chine, Miller filed AN answer In cross
petition Tor $500 damages.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
CONFERENCE or PosTMAsTERs At
WAPAKoNETA

Sixteen postmasters Of the Fourth Dis
pict met with Postmaster Schaner OF
WapakoHeta Monday afternoon and ev-
ening for "a discussion of matters pre-
tanning to the postal service and an eN-
change Of ideas with view OF increasing
the efficiency OF the various offices. The
meeting was a very pleasant and profit
able one and followed six O'Clock dinner
at the Steinberg hotel. The next meet
ing viii be held al New Bremen in June
Those present AZ Fridays meeting were
postmasters Prince, Pqua, Dale, Troy;
Jennings, West Milton, Fahrenstock, Yer
sailles; Deeter, Pleasant nm; sullivan,
Lima: Lee, Sidney; Sager, Lafayette;
Baker. Harrod: Hoch. Spencerville; Fry
singer Rockford; Running New Bremen;
Ft Recovery; Meyer Cow
ingtoni Hunted. 81. Marys; Schaffer,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
MckIRNAN-o,NEIL

Miss Hazel O'Neil daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John O'Neil of Mercer. and Dan j.
McKirnan, son of Mrs Julia McKir-
nan. of this city, We're united in mar
riage at the Catholic parsonage on the 4th
inst.
going away suit of green taffeta with
hat to correspond, while the groom wore
the conventional black The brides at
tendant wore suit of navy blue taifeta.
The ring ceremony was used, with
Rev. George Hindelang officiating Miss
Mayme and Frank McKirnan, sister and
brother of the groom, attended the we'd
ding
The happy couple left after the wedding
on a short automobile trip and upon
their return will be at home on East An
thony street.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-12
AUTO SKIDS
DOWN RESERVOIR BANK AND IN
EXCITEMENT WOMAN JUMPS
AND FALLS UNDER CAR

A Ford automobile, owned by Alonzo
Davis, residing on the Lewis Alt farm in
Liberty township, went over the west
bank Of the reservoir road Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The car contained Mr Davis, his wife
and children and had Mrs. Davis remain
ed in the machine, no one would have
been the worse for the accident AS it
was however. Mrs. Davis became excited
and jumped from the machine, which
was falling down the hill and the front
wheels passed over her body.
The unfortunate woman's right arm
was broken just above the wrist and she
also received slight bruises on the body.
A passing automobile brought Mrs.
Davis to the office of DR.. Hattery where
her injuries were attended to.
The two small children Of Mr.. and Mrs
Davis were in the sback seat and they
landed safely with the machine at the
base of the hill.
weeks and it had only been run abut
1870 miles.
They had taken a trip to Mendon ana
upon their return home decided to take
a little spin along the bank road. When
they arrived at the stone road just north
of the old waste weir, Mr.. Davis attempt
ed to turn around and in backing up
to make the turn, it seems the clutch
refused to work and before the front
wheels could be swung around to keep
it in the road, it had started down the
bank
The machine was not damaged in any
manner.
About year ago Mrs Davis and one
child were in a runaway and the child at
that time jumped from the buggy, but
was not hurt Mrs, Davis, however, re-
mained in the vehicle and was almost
killed, being unable to get about for sew
eral months.