Snake Alarms Householder

Philadelphia Inquirer, June 17, 1915

Headline 'Snake Alarms Householder', Philadelphia Inquirer, June 17, 1915.
Philadelphia Inquirer, June 17, 1915
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Snake Alarms Householder When Mrs George Kruger, of 673 Fairview street, Camden, opened her front door yesterday she started back in affright. Coiled up directly in front of her was a large snake and it seemed as if it was about to strike at her. She ran into the house screaming with fear. Policeman Harry Orrens, who is a neighbor, shot the reptile. It measured six feet two inches in length. It was found to be a pine snake and absolutely harmless.

When Mrs George Kruger, of 673 Fairview street, Camden, opened her front door yesterday she started back in affright. Coiled up directly in front of her was a large snake and it seemed as if it was about to strike at her. She ran into the house screaming with fear. Policeman Harry Orrens, who is a neighbor, shot the reptile. It measured six feet two inches in length. It was found to be a pine snake and absolutely harmless.

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