KILLED BY A-HAIRPIN.
An extraordinary fatality was de-
scribed at the in'(|iio.-t at Lancaster (Fug..) on the body of Ellen Patorsnn, the wife of a blacksmith. Wli'lo, the woman was pla\nig "ludo" w.th her hsifb mil and family s'ho tilted back ni her chair and struck the dresser with her head. A hairpin penetrated the scalp, and -mi- d -optic mon'ngit's, from which she died.
HIS CLASS ')V WATM 1J IliO.M TIIH NII.K. 'I'll: I; 111' I.(Mil ('lollier (.-MVS tin' "Siltiii'dav Keview") \v;is :i iniiii <>f milmm 1 1 i;ilii Is :■ M<] ;i li x d rout.'lie. 'I In is every d;iv lor veiir 1 ;i l>o;ii imi out Ironi >;; i rdcii iit 1\ ;i sr-»'«l-Hu I »li:i r<-h, .nid liroiiuli! I'Hi'k water !r<llll t'" l .Vile, wliere il (nire-t. ef \vhi"li I.' (li"iink ii uhssful m tin* lllid'lle of the nioynUlL', ii <*< >lll ri luit ei 1 to I,'s Ileal til.
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 278, 25 May 1917, Page 3 (Supplement)
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152KILLED BY A-HAIRPIN. Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 278, 25 May 1917, Page 3 (Supplement)
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