Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-09-14 | Page 29 | Boy with Broken Back Starts on Long Journey to Rejoin His Mother

BOY WITH BROKEN BACK STARTS ON LONG JOURNEY TO REJOIN HIS MOTHER St st. Paul Mimi Minn Sept 13 Lying on a pneumatic cushion In a hammo hammock k swung In a c compartment Marlon Marion Was Was- cuk cule aged aced 19 19 tonight Is speeding on time the first lap ml of ot his long IonS Journey which eventually ho hopes wilt will place him In Inthe the he arms of ot his hlo aged mother neat near warsaW War war- 8 saw W. W Poland Poland- Accompanying him on tho the Journey is 18 Mias Miss Lydia Ldla Keller su superintendent su- su of a n. local hospital where for tor man many months tho the lad has been bed- bed bound paralyzed below the tue neck neele be- be causi- causi of or a broken back Thirteen months ago a t pile of ot lumber lumber lumber lum lum- ber slid lId upon th the tho boy as he ho was working work Woric- ing InS In tho the yards ards of a n local transfer company After Attora a hard battle battlo ph physicians phi lil clans brou brought ht him as fitS near back to health as th they say ho can ever attain Ills jibe attorneys s 's finally obtained all allaward award of or damages expressed tho the desire desiro to return to his mother In Polish Hussla By Dy ord order l' l of or lh the of the road on which the lad started tho the trip the nic fast train to Chicago was stopped at Merriam park a suburb In which lu la luthe the the ho hospital Miss Keller Keiber carries with hr hlf a letter from Gov Go A A. O O. Eberhart asking railway rail steamship and foreign officials to do all In their power to tomake tomako tomako mako make tho the trip for the tho boy