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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19001, 25 October 1923, Page 12

Lincolnshire fanners say that agricultural unemployment in the country is practically unknown. Michael Rosso confronted his pretty 14-yoar-old daughter, Madelaine, as she arrived at tho Municipal Marriage License Bureau .with Stephen Ranclli (21), with whom she had eloped, and whose bride she had resolved to he despite the objections of her parents (saya a Mew York message). In vain the couple pleaded with Michael not to stand between them and their happiness. The father had them both arrested, accusing Ranelli of abduction, and Madelaine was placed in care of the Children's Society as incorrigible. During the night her Romeo, being out on bail and awaiting her, Madeline., confined on the fourth floor of the society’s building, broke open the wire grating, made a rope by tearing her blankets into strips, and attempted to slide down to the street. She miesed her hold, and fell to death. ‘Timployei s,“ whet her t hey like it or not, are compelled to carry most of the risks attendant upon accidents befalling thoir employees. Many of the great industrial Concerns now keen a, bottle of Oil, Ob SALT ” on their premises, and its immediate use prevents all evil results from Cuts, Wounds, Lacerations, Bruises, Burns, etc. “OIL OF HALT” stops bleeding and prevents Mftod poisoning, in bottles 2s 6d, all chemists. —Advt.