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The Galion Inquirer
Friday, 29 November, 1889

         CHARLIE FREEZE, son of JOHN FREEZE, residing about four
       miles east of Crestline, was kicked in the stomach by a
       mule Monday forenoon, last week, and died from the effects
       the next morning. He was an estimable young man, about
       eighteen years of age. He lived for eight or ten hours in
       terrible pains, something akin to hydrophobia. His agony
       was so great that he devoured everything they brought within
       reach, even to a cup of boiling hot coffee at one gulp. In
       fact his actions were all of those denoting rabies. The acci=
       dent was a most lamentable one, and the family have the warm
       sympathy of all in their grief at his untimely death. The
       remains were buried in the graveyard at Middletown on the
       following Thursday.
       
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