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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
RUSSO-POLISH PEACE CONFERENCE WILL
BEGIN JULY 3d. HOST|L|T|ES TO CEASE
DIES AT ACE OF 102;
DRANK HISLAST CUP
OF COFFEE IN 1874

Philadelphia. Pa. July Cdr. Jesse
G. Green. l02 years. and seven months
old died at his home In Westchester.
Pa. today. as n result Of falling from
step ladder in his homo ten days ago.
while hanging n picture.
Or. Green was born IN Delaware coun-
". Pennsylvania, December l3. 1877.
was school teacher in early life and
later n dentist He never used tobaC
co or intoxicating drink and drank his
last cur Of coffee in 1874. Until six
years ago ne was In the habit OF TAX
Ing daily ten mile bicycle ride before
breakfast
For number OF years. DR. Green was
president of the Pennsylvania Dental
Society. for nearly ffty years A vol lun-
tcHr weather bureau agent 1T Westchcs-
ter. and for moro than seventy years
treasurer OF q local fire company and
was prominent in the society Of friends
He leaves n sister In her eighties. and
n son about sixty years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
RELIGIOUS QUARREL
At FIREMEN'S MEET

Toronto. Ont. Suly .s.-Cntcr John
Kenyon. Of the New York fire depart
ment. resigned as president or the IN
ternational Association Fire Engineers
a, the annual convention here to-day. as
a result Of difference OF opIntn hctw""n
him and Chief Russell, "f the Toronto
fire Department. over the question OF
the selccti/n Of n Clergyman 10 deliver
the opening prayer.
chief Kenyon. AZ president or the az
goc;n,ion. had invited Archbishop Nc
NsN, of the Roman Catholic Diocese or
Toronto. to ocf!ciate. but Chief Russell,
as head Of the local reception commit
tee. had asked the Rev. II. J. Cody. or
the Anglican church Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Calhoun County Shows
Decrease in Population
The IntelliGrnCrr.

Special 10 The Intelligrncrr.
Washington. u. G.. July -. 6.-t'alhoun
county. West Virginia. with l026S pop
ulation for 1920. announced today by
the Census bureau. shows decrease OF
900. or SIS per cent.
Washington. July Co
Jacksonville. Texas. sea: increase
SAC. or o9.5 per cent
Pswnuska. Okla. 6.4l4: increase 3,63S.
1911 per cent.
Tonopah. New. 4.lI.: increase 244. or
6.2 per cent.
Grass Valley. Calf. 4OO6: decrease
5l4. or 11.3 per cent
Grants Pass. Ore, 3.l5l: decrease. 72S
l6.T per cent.
Marshfield. Ore. 1904 increase l.054,
or 354 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
PARITY HOSTS
ASSEMBLING
INTEREST IN
COOLIDGE'S ADDRESS
in Gala Attire
For the Vice Presidential
Notification

Eorthamp,on, Mass. July 26.--RCpuh-
lican party lenders who constituted an
advance guard nc the host cNp"rtcu'
had gathered here tonight In prcparR-
ZION for the ceremonies tomorrow when
Governor Calvin Coolidge Will be Tor
mally notified Of his nomination TOT
vice president. Members OF IN" not
fCatiou committee. headed BY J. Henry
Roraback OF Connecticut. several ma
tIonal committeeman. leaders prom!nent
In state party councils and oriElnai
Coolidge men arrived during the DAY
and at conferences tonight completed
ARRANGEMENTS for tomorrow.
Speculation as TO n" character or
Governor CoolidG"'s address Of accept
ancc was directed tonight towards IN"
nosition ne would take on tho League
OF Nations and the relative Importance
he would asst gn to his treatment "l
pared with domestic issues In the pc
rIod Of reconstruction. II was taken
for granted that ne would follow,
broadly at least. the party platform
and Senator HardinEs address accept
ing the presidential nomination.
ctty In Gala Attire.
The city with its office buildings and
it's residences decorated with flags and
bunting. with pictures Of Its candidate
under the slogan law and order proml-
nently displayed IN hundreds OF Win
dows. and with its clubs maintaining
-
tion to do its full part In It's tribute 70
its most distinguished citizen. The
one place which did not reflect the gen
eral air ~ suppressed excitement was
the Coolidge home. situated on quiet
street Hear Smith College. There Gov
ernor and Mrs. Coolidge occupied them
selves quietly with arrangements FOR
notification day. including preparations
for Il luncheon which they viii! tender
tho notification committee al noon to-
morrow.
During the afternoon John c. Cool.
iGge. the Governors father, arrived
from his homo 1T plymouth. VI, and
was met at the station by &c Cover
nor
The program Will Officially open with
p meeting Of the notification committee
at 1890 o'clock but the city will begin
its celebration several hours carrier. .
Thousands to March
Thousands of visitors are expected TO
arrive during the forenoon, as march
INK delegations Will testify as 10 their
LOYALTY to the vice presidential nominee
through big demonstrations.
The notification exercises VII! be held
al Allen field, on the Smith COrege
grounds at o'clock
President l.. Clark Sccleyc OF Smith
College VIII preside. and IN" Invocation
will be delivered by Rev. Kenneth n.
Wciles, pastor Of III" Edwards Congrc-
gationnl church. which Governor Cool
Idge attends. Michael X. Fitzgerald.
thN Democratic mayor of Northampton.
who has just arisen from sick bed,
will deliver the address Of welcome and
Governor Edwin =. Morrow Of Ken
lucky Will deliver IN" n"tihCatI"n "II
dsess. To- which Governor ColidEc Will
rrply After the exercises Governor
Coolidge Will hold n reception on tho
field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
PATIENTS ON STRIKE.

Sar,rac Lake, y. Y. July 2G.-Two
hundred disabled soldiers undergoing
treatment at the home sonttorlum here
for tuberculosis while In s"rvic" today
are on strike against the United States
Public Health Service. This action was
taken upon recent her" or an order
from, tho New York office Of the health
service directing that all disabled mcn
be transferred TO service sanilariums
in other sections Of the country.
Out Of els disabled men here ""'
have voted 70 disregard the order,
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Eagle Pass. Tex, July 26.-ArrfSSN
of Pancho villa. bandit chieftain. at
Sabiuas this morning was Immediately
followed by sharp encounter with
government forces numbering about
twenty-five men. all of whom are be-
l!eved to have been killed. according to
information reaching Eagle Pass late
this afternoon. 1t Is said Villas forces
total between 300 and 500
villa. who advices say. came to Sa-
binas to negotiate by telegraph with
the de Ia Huerta government on terms
for surrender Of himself and men. will
start on another warpath If his terms
for giving himself up are not accepted.
IT Is reported here. Refugees are COM
:nG to Piedras NcGras from the Sa-
hinaS district. fearing trouble as a re-
suit Of Villas presence. II Is UNDER
stood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
SOUTH AMERICA is
SHAKEN BY QUAKE

Santiago. Chile. July Co This city
was rocked b. a strong "arthqnake AZ
1890 o'clock this morning. but Ntt!e
damage has been reported.
According 10 Information reaching
the telegraph offices here. the disturb
ance was felt throughout the central
zone of tn" country from Serena 10 Con-
CcpciOn Th" duration Of III" shock is
estimated here 1T from four 70 SIX sec
onds
Advires from Argentina say an earth
uunk" occurred At Mendoza last night
lasting rcarly two minutes.
Other estimates OF the duration of the
shock here vary. some reaching twenty
Gvc seconds An Investigation revealed
small damage tu cOrnices and plaster
walls OF some buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Youngstown Wrestler
Believed Victim Of
Murder on Box Car

Special Dispatch to The Intclltgenccr
Clarksburg, W. va, July 26.-The
dead body OF Peter Ca1npas, 2s'
wrestler Of youngstown, O., connect
ed with travelling carnival, was
found on top OF box car OF train
conveying tho carnival here from
Park sburg this morning, and Dr..
B. f. Matheney, coroner, suspects
that he was murdered.
The man met death from n violent
blow at the base Of the skull, which
appears to discredit a story that he
was struck by the roof Of tunnel
while standing on the car.
Only small sum OF money was
found IN his pockets. although he Is
known to havo usually carried large
roll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
CHINESE GENERAL PALS
I'm ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE

London. July 26.--Genernl Tuan Chi
Jul one Of the leaders OF the Anur or
mil!tarist factions that has been en-
gagged in civil war IN northern China
attempted to commit suicide by shoot
in rhimsclf with rIflc. but failed. ac-
rording 10 an Exchangc THl"Greph'c dis,
patch from Shanghai to-day. General
Tuan Chi-Jut's forces recently surcr"d
n severe defeat south OF Pek'n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Memorial Certificates
To Soldiers Parents

than 1900 death memorial certificates
will be mailed out this week to tho
nearest OF kin OF soldiers. sailors and
marines losing their lives in the service
by Secretary OF state Houston @.
Young. These certificates were author
ized. BY the state council of defense be-
fore the activities of that body ceased:
The memorial reads: The State OF
West Virginia in profound appreciation
Of the supreme sacrifice for country
and mankind made by John Doe in the
war for civilization offers to his farn-
lly and friends this token Of gratitude
pnd sy1npathy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
GaIuweN TO Confer
With the KentuCkianS

tIrrtinrton, ". Va. July 26.-G0v.
roSc ! Cornwcll passed through th'4
city tonight enroutc from Charleston To-
Williamson where he Will confer with
'rsonr"snntatlve Of Gov. Edwin Nor
= row rep of Kentucky. regarding tho shoot
Nv arross tux river from the West
Virginia side. ,, ,,a. =. ho-
He told a newspaper man tntI ne p",
W. prnveG by the presence OF uniformed
mp7 on the Kentucky side.
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Frankfort. Ky. July 26.-Fttty
KentuCky National Gubrdsnlen
Will b. sent TO the Flntucky-
Wost Virginia border "a prevent
further trouble in the Tug River
( coal fields. il was announced at
! Governor Edwin i. Morrows
! office here today
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MANY MINERS sTHHx.

Pittsburg. Kan. July 26.-Half the
miners In the Kansas coal nelds tota.
ing 900 are on strike. Alexander Howat
president Of the Kansas miners union
81 i'd today.
Tho strike which began Saturday is'A
protest against the deduction or mes
from the pay OF miners for refusal To
work on Saturdays.
Howat said the miners who were
working today would clean up the
mines and be idle tomorrow.
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WILL INCREASE OUTPUT

BERLIN July Gb.--At 4 conference
held in West phalia. Ruhr miners decid-
ed voluntarily to increase the output
OF coal 10 meet the demands Of the al
lies, provided better food would be sup
nlied to the miners They urged thnt
The mines be nationalizcd as soon as
possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
TYPHOON RENDERS
THOUSANDS HOMELESS

Manila. July 26.-Thousands were
rendered homeless by a typhoon which.
accompanied by torrenttal rains. swept
the island of Luzon during the past ten
days or two weeks. causing tremendous
damage 4 dixie of the Turlac river.
central Luzon. was broken, flooding
thousands of acres Of rive and sugar
lands and carrying off hundreds OF
small houses. Loss OF life was report
ed small.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
Actual Military Line In the
South Will Be Observed--
Washington Believes Soviet
Plays For Political Recog-
milton

London, July 2e-AThe peace con,
forenco between the Russians and
Potes will begin Es~Saranovttch. S3
miles couthwest OF Mtnsk on July go
and the Rrmisttce will start tho same
dav tbn baaoctated Press learned to-
day. 81,
The Lloyd George boundary Line
win hold in tho north, and the actual
military limo in the south on July 50
will be observed.
London, July GA wireless mos
sauo from MOSCOW today asks tho Pol
ish peace plen1potentiaries to orons
tho line along the Baranovttch-Brest-
LitovsI highway July 80, whore they
will DO met.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27
L|THUANIA DEMANDS
"RED" EVACUATION

Warsaw. July 25.-The Lithuanian
government has delivered an ultimatum
10 the Soviet government demanoi1s
the immediate evacuation OF Lithuanian
territory by Red troops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-27

Washington. July @6. (By the Asso-
Ciated preSS) )--liusS!a's proposal lot
conference with the allies IN Loh9on
was regarded uuoffiC!ally hero to-day
as u skllirul man"uvcr To erect Qunhi
recognition Of the Soviet regime OH
clal!y tho state department was without
any knowledge of tho Soviet suSEeSt'h'
but II was clear that unless some moro
urgent reason than now iS apparent -
given. the United States Will be In 70
hasrc To accent an invitation 10 join IN
such a conference even though one wcro
extended.
|, Was assumed here that the United
States would DO asked 70 participate
but the prevailing opinion appeared 10
be that the specific question at Issue
the cessation Of the war with Poland
might better be considered first by the
PRINCIPALS. The United States. II was
cxplainrd. has peculiar interest in the
situation aside from tho desiring sta
b!lizatIon Of political conditions
throughout Europe but the method SuS-
Ecstcd by Russia was regarded Ecncr-
ally as a Contr!vanCo Of the Soviet auth
critics to use the Polish situation to ad-
vance the international status OF their
regime.
Tho move was pointed 10 as the latest
Of long series OF attempts at neRotla-
lions. including tho Priukipo conference,
which never was held. md the London
conference regarding the resumption or
trade with Russia. which Is yet 10 be
held. The United States has consist
entity refused to enter into relations
with tho Soviet regime. but always has
been definitely interested and watchfui
Of every move made either by Russia
nr hy another government looking 10 an
adjustment Of the formers international
relations.
President Wilson. 1t was said to-day,
has b"..p kept informed regarding the
Developments, not only az to the Russo
Polish situation but also as TO the sItu-
alton in It's broader aspect. The position
the President Will take was not cen
spcculatcd upon by other officials or
the government but II has been indi-
Gated that unless no otherwise directed.
the attitude Of tho United states would
be that OF an interested observer ana
that for the present no expression or
'ulorf,I suppOrt" or more active aid
would be extended to the loiCs.
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Mission In warsaw.

Warsaw. July 26.--Ninct"cn members
Of the French and British missions sent
horr H. look into POland's military sit
uation and to confer with the govern
n!rut authorities arrived IN Warsaw
shortly after noon today and the re-
mainder OF the day was taken up In or
nClal calls and conferences.
The missions. which nr" headed by
Jean Jules Jusserand. French ambassa-
dor TO the United States who Is In Eu-
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TIE WAITER

Washington, July 2s.-Poreoast:
West virginia, Ohio and Westsrr
psnnHyIvania-Palr Tuesday and We'd
naSday, Narner wednesday
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Villa MassaCres Many
Mexican Troops and
.s-
Captures an American

Eagle Pass. Tex, July ga
report reaching Eagle Pass to-
night says Villa has taken Carl
Haegclin. an American, president
Of the Sabinas Brewery. and is
holding him for ransom.
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I ,ndon. July ll.-Prcmicr Lilo

London. July 1l-Prcmtcr Lloyd
George. in the hous" OF commons To-Day
confirmed reports that the Russian So
y,et government had sent III" BriuFh gov
crnmcut q note accepting Great britain $
proposal for Il peaC" conferences In Lon
don between tn" Soviet and the powers
engaged In hostile action against 'he
SnTIrt. ar suI,portinX such action.
Mr. Lloyd Grorg" said thai tho Soviet
rnyrrumcnt had ulSo suggested that rep
icscutativcF OF the leading powers attend
thr conference. tn" premier added that
I;reat britain was cUuf"rrnE with her
allies on the subject.
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Nationwide Search
For Wife Murderer
.PATROLMAN FAILS TO
IDENTIFY SUSPECT
Motive of Woman's Murder
Believed to Have Been
Jealousy and Revenge

Detroit. Mich. July 26-Search, fer
Eugene Leroy. whose witc's mutilated
body was found jammed in trunk
shipped from Detroit To New York as
sumed nation wide proportions today.
Police In every large city IN the coun-
try were asked to aid In the search after
ratrOlman Leo Trumbull. OF the Detroit
police depa artment. had failed 10 identify
q man giving tho name OF Roy Millen.
and held by Chicago authorities pending
Investigation as IcRoy.
That jealousy and revenge played R
part In the supposed murder Is the re-
now in birmingham. Alabama and who
told police there hC knew Mrs. Leroy
intimately In Detroit several months
ago. TatGm's name was written on the
trunk that contained the murdered wom-
ans body. He expressed the belief. II
Is said. that Leroy may have killed his
wife through jealousy when he learned
that she had been IN Tatum's company.
and that Tatum's name was used on the
trunk with revenge as the motive.
To Bring ratuln
4 Detroit detective left today. for
Birmingham 10 bring Tatum 70 this city,
II possible. In an effort TO throw light
on LeRoys whereabouts.
second trunk believed 10 have been
sent TO New York and thought to con,
tain the vital organs OF the murdered
woman. Is baing sought.
Positive Identification OF tho dead
woman
Patrolmau and Mrs. Trumbull and 9TH
ers who recognized clothing IN the trunk
with the body as having belonged to
Mrs. Leroy. \ sweater which Mrs
Trumbull once had borrowed was among
the clothing.
Police investigation today indicated
:hat Mrs Leroy had been married prey
!ously 10 her marriage 70 Leroy. Ac-
cord;ng TO information N the hands or
the police she was the divorced wife OF
It,, To
maiden name - said TO have been Kath-
crime Dixon and her home was in Stark
VILE mississippi.
'''S LeRoy's Description
LeRoy's description. rs sent today TO
police departments IN all large cities.
Age % or 81: height five feet 1OE
inches: weight l+5 pounds: smooth face;
swarthy compile X!on: Jet black hair
combed straight back: scar on left leg:
teeth good. even.
When last seen Leroy wore dark
green coat green soft hat. silk shirt
bow tie and tan oNt"rds.
Failed to Identify.
Chicago. July 26.-Eftorts to con-
meet Roy Millen. a former army avi-
ator. with the mysterious Detroit
trunk murder failed today when
Patrolman Leo TrumDull. OF the
Detroit police department. was uu-
able 20 identify Millen as the miss
ing Eugene Leroy
Ten prisoners. including Millcn, were
lined up for Patrolman Trumbulls In
speCtion. He walked from one end or the
line 10 the other. scanning the races or
the men closely. Then ne announced that
Leroy" was not IN line.
Patrolmen Trumbull was personally
acquainted with the missing Leroy ana
his wife. az they lived In the same neigh
herhood in Detroit Miller Is shorter
than Leroy. Trumbull said. and his leat-
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To niacuss Proposals.

London. July 26.-Hy the a. r.
Premier Lloyd George will meet Pre-
micr Mllerand. Of France, at Boulogne
tomorrow (TucSdayD 10 discuss the Rus
sian proposal that IN" allies hoId con-
frrnncc with the Russian Soviet govern
mCnt. 49,,
don Tuesday night.
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Four Shot tDown In
Payroll Robberies

BANDITRY RACES IN CHICAGO-GUN BATTLE
FOLLOWED BY FLIGHT OF DESPERADOEh
WITH $4,000 TAKEN FROM EXPRESS MES
SENGERS.
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Pulled to identify.

birmingham. Ala. July %s.--A photo
graph and detailed description Of Allan
A. Tatum. a printer employed here, to-
gether with q statement by him was
sent today 20 the Detroit police by the
local detective bureau. az result Of
Tatums declaration that he believes the
IContinnad on Ynaa TwelYeN
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Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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CARROLLTON

The L. T. l.. will meet in the Beth
Ell on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The superintendent urges a good at
tendance as it may be sometime be-
fore she Is able to meet with the Leg
ion again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Menchy spent
the weeks end with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Evans.
George Cressler, who enlisted in
the marines last fall, spent the weeks
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cressler. On his return he
will sail for Amsterdam, Holland
George has seen quite good bit of
the country since leaving old Carroll
ton. Good luck to you George.
Charles E. Taylor lost very valu-
able mule recently.
Uncle Jake" Leppo continues crit
ically i'll.
Mrs. Annie c. Houck is spending e
couple weeks with Mrs. Chester My.
ers, of Wesley.
People have been sliding the pas
week without a sled Fortunately
none of the folks around Carrolltor
hurt themselves.
Don't forget Sunday is Building
Fund Day" at Sunday School,
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A head line in a New York daily
paper says: "Died-John Barleycorn,
o. S. A, on the stroke of Midnight at
a ripe age; omit fiowers-Billy Sun
day conducts funeral services at Nor
folk"
Hiram Wesley Free, ST years old,
Baltimore, engineer of the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad express train, which
speeded down the Conemaugh Valley
and over the railroad bridge below
the city Of JOhnstown, Just before the
great flood which destroyed the city
In 1889, and in which thousands of
persons were drowned, was killed
Monday afternoon at o'clock in the
railroad yards at Orangeville.
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NEW WINDSOR.

c,on Rebert, who has been operat-
= the farm of his father-in-law, Phi
q Baker, expects to discontinue
ming this spring and move with his
omily to Philadelphia where ne Will
i ave other employment.
M Eugene Greenwood and wife left
- FLORIDA, where they expect to re-
Tin for some time They will locate
- time at Arcadia, which is further
ortheast than where they have been
heretofore.
is home folks.
n Tnonas Bennett, of Philadelphia,
neur a couple days with his father and
ntber friends in this vicinity.
4 Mrs Susan Reese and two daughters,
Misses Nan and Effie Reese, were
weeks end visitors in the home of Mr..
I'M H. Bale Miss Nan Reese is en-
|nloved in Annapolis at present as
|etenograDher for Senator R. Smith
|Snader.
A three-year- daughter of Arthur
Patterson (coloreO, near Sans Creek,
was burned to death last Thursday,
in the absence of her mother who had
gone away and left the small children
alone, this one played with the fire and
TINS set her clothing on fire. One Of
the other children had the fire almost
extinguished when they ran out in the
open air and the high wind famed the
flames so that the child was burned to
crisp before the arrival of neighbor
who used his coat to outen the fire.
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.

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