A cable message recently stated that; Mr Rudyard Kipling, who was in England; regaining convalescence after his severe ilk ness on the other side of the Atlantic, had met. with an • unfortunate accident that had somewhat retarded his recovery. It appears that* when" in London he was. bitten by a $dg orj th^thijml} 9$ tV "fight h^, Jhe tendency to bflammation that afterwards "ensued being sunloißht to require his carry: Ingfiis'.arm in a sling. The injury, .s^ a r^omepaper,ha»SQ:far yielded to tre^titflept j '.jphfttjthe sUng *« ... no.; long®? 1 -w4», but the : gbandftgps^re retained. What about the \fty9tfs?sl 1 A'S^AA ''A 'A' r ' :. .;*
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3098, 12 September 1899, Page 3
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102Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3098, 12 September 1899, Page 3
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