Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 10

a PAGE TEN tt Casper £ Datlp Sune ARINELANDER PURSUED Alo | I BRESSERE Admissions Are Made! In Annulment Suit | by Plaintiff. was | PLAI | Kk ; I Jones, | } t r 1 f j . H l | en | i br t [ troduce. I ith 1 ‘ a R at | had be: | or ; | ie Deere By LARRY BOARDMAN aeiies pte NEA Segvice Writer men I under ina low] _ WASHINGTON, Ni This is ; the y of led, bayo- "Da br out that Leo-| netscarred, bi n World War rd t y ith Robert | Veteran who is ing on"—and I although | Of 2 country w Bro v a negro The ve and} he Hi t -e | undel ey were | Amertca ward to Williams him with pa A Williams MAS, ALICE CLAYTOR, Walter amputated below the knee. It is to cut off above the knee when Williams is able to withstand the knife and the ether once more. From his left leg, already nearly hacked to pieces, another, section of DIES FROM INJURIES air Alice Claytor, aytor, about 4 y bone {s to be removed. e dl ousin o' Williams isn't complaining. 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