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ring i nee ons,llti-cantingeak,verethe d toean-un-sicalentg* byiim-her t totheleraputfreeudi-de-heridedt ofNewconstructed, but before the solons let the contract Cushing declared he would look after the matter himself. The affair was investigated today.JOHN STOTTS IS INJUREDWHILE CUTTING TIMBERJohn Stotts, who has been employed by J. G. Miller cutting timber in the woodland, just south of the city, met with a very painful accidentThursday when he cut his right leg between the knee and the ankle with a keen edged axe. A deep wound four inches in length was inflicted It bled profusely. He wras taken to the office of a local physician and the wound was dressed. Four stitcherwere taken to close the wound and he is now confined to his home on East street. He was reported to be resting easy today.The accident happened in a most peculiar manner. Stotts was pre paring to cut dowrn a small sapling vhen he stumbled over a shrub. Ir some manner the axe struck his limt n the fall. This is the second work' man that has been injured in the same w'oods in less than a week, Jos eph Lacroix received very painfu1bruises last Saturday when he was crushed between his wagon and r falling log. LaCroix is still off dutyMr. Jas. V. Churchill, 90 Wall St.,Auburn, N.Y.,has been bothered with serious kidney and bladder troublem.„ 1 ;oeat an in Dam* The ]as i.asto * his c ler s n it;OUIltnade‘The?chot^rnoc;iven each owni f ElOLDKino* lfift the iirmv. and says:Bu ife 1)assenileship,j’cloc uffei Mr. or tl was i vhenpeciisvailiweak leat.li Nob It fartm hrou
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Kendallville Standard News
Kendallville, Indiana, US
Thu, Oct 31, 1912
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