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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
RELIGIOUS.

United Presbyterian church: Morn
ing worship at 1880, subject of sermon,
"Fasting; its Nature and Purpose. .
Sabbath school at Las, Junior En-
deavor at $3.50, Senior Endeayor as 6 80.
evening worship at 80, subject OF SER
mon, 80 zee and know the power Of the
Lord" All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Presbyterian church: Morning wors
ship at 1850, the Communion Of the
Lords Supper. Sabbath school at Ii AS,
Junior Endeavor at $3.50, Senior En-
ldeavor at $50. Evening worship at
z 80, subject OF sermon, Conversion. !"
A cordial invitation to attend all the SER
vices is extended to all.
Preaching at the M. E. church south
morning and evening by the pastor.
Congregational church: Communion
service at II a. M, no sermon. Sunday
school at 1915, preaching at 80, cub
jeet OF sermon, "The Reflex Influs nee of
our Thoughts. All not attending else
where ale cordially invited to the above
services.
Baptist church: Preaching both
morning and evening by the pastor Rev.
A. J. Sturtevant, Sabbath school at close
oI morning service, Young Peoples meet
ing st $3.50 p. M, mid-week prayer SER
vice Thursday at 1880 p. m. All are in
vited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

From tho Criterion

| From tho Criterion:
q. q. Parker spent few days In tho
mountains this week, locating timber
claim.
y. N. Millard returned from Sherman
county ttis morning, where hc has been
for tho past year.
| W. q. Peterson and J. y. Writ have
formed u partnership and will hereafter
have their Office In tho room form erly
occupied by Mr.. Peterson.
Every available house In this place Ia
now lilled, and every day some one Ii
inquifihg for u house. This Is something
that has not occurred Ia this place Tor
several years.
II. w. Fisher returned last week from
Southern Oregon, where he had been
buying cattle. lie left the cattle In Yoa-
Gala valley. Ito has been on the sick
list for the last icw days.
w. T. Looiburrow aud 10 other resld.
onts OF Hamilton creek have petilioned
tho postal department for postolfice 10
be established at point five miles above
Waterloo. They have asked 10 have the
new ofiico called Berlin.
Joo Elliott. who left this place for
PTineY!llc several weeks ago, was shot
last week al that place by man named
Davis, Iie was shot in the head with q
" Oolts revolver. but fortunately for
MIN, Tho ball did not penetrate the skull.
making only scalp wound.
Charlie lIouston's little l7.mont nths.old
girl had tho misfortune 10 get all the
fingers cut off from her right hand yes
terday. Mrs. Houston left tho little girl
with tho little ix-year-old boy OF John
Carroll, who was stopping with the
Houston family, while she was doing some
work. The Carroll boy picked up an ax
and was attempting 10 split stick oI
wood, when hechld put her hand ON the
stick, With the result above stated. Med
ical aid was summoned and the little sui-
iercr IL now doing well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
Scio.
From tlle News:

From the News:
Hub Bryant, oi Albany, WAS in t,wr
iriends.
The public school will open for the fal
and winter terms, mex; Monday, OF.
2nd.
There 10 good-deal Of fax stIl 10
cut and thresh yet In this neighbor hood.
30 lar ae learned the yield this season
has not been very satisfactory.
Paul Mosier who lives near this eitv
went TO Albany last week where he wifi
ehtsr the Albany college for the winter
term.
A race has been arranged between the
Sci horse, Pat Murphy, and a horse
from near Marion. The event will take
place at Lebanon on Wednesday, Oct
ober 4tb.
V. Cladek has sold 1872 acres OF the
Cyrus land near Larwood 10 Jas Roner,
who VIII at once put up buildings and
move onto the land preparatory to begin.
ming farm work.
Mr.. +. Il. LaFimore went 10 Mill CITY
"wednesday 10 purchase lumher for The
buildings for the fax Fiber plant here
Work on the buildings will be pushed 10
completion as soon as possible. The
machinery has been purchased and will
be on the ground.
Mr. 7. j. Claxton, last Tuesday took
leave CT Scio friends and went TO Albany.
Alter day there he went on 10 Corval.
lie, but not finding work to suit his taste
he migrated thence 10 stayton where he
worked short time and then wac found
greetin1 bis friends on our streets having
concluded In just one short week thar
scio was good enough place for him.
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The Old Maids Convention

The following program will be given at
the armory tomorrow night:
NJ uRic -~Ofchesta,
Solo-MIs. Winnard.
Cake Walk -- Vera Auten aud Otto
Bradley, OF Eugene.
Solo-Mrs. Melton.
Mukic--Orchestra.
Regular annual meeting OF The Old
Maids Convention.
Reserved seats are on sale at EuTkhart
Il Lees drug store for 25 cents. Those
who have purchased general admission
tickets may have them exchanged for re.
served seat tickets by paying the addi-
tIonal price.
Judge Powell is NJ at his homo in this
city.
J.F.T .Troutman was visiting Brownsville
Telatives.
Mr. 5. Gaines OF Jordan, was in the
city today on q business trip.
Mrs. Fisher, Albany's oldest citizen,
10 confined to her bed by sickness.
Miss Hattie Galbraith 10 home after 4
visit oi some time with her sister Mrs
Will Lyon In Pullman. wash.
W. Il. Bilyeu, J. X. Wyatt and A. II.
treerfsen returned this noon from New.
port where they have been taking TIE
testimony In reierees case.
Attorney General and Mrs. Blackburn
vent 10 Brownsville last evening called
there by the serious illness OF the moth.
or of the latter.
Mrs. Fltxman OF Sacramento, Calf.
returned home last night after q visit in
Albany the guest OF her brother Night.
watch McClain.
Mr.. A. Swart and family who hav,
been residing at Sodaville, arc in tn,
city ON their way TO Pierre, S. OAK. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Swart both have gsod
positions on a big stock ranch.
Mr.. Mark T. Brownson, assistant
superintendent OF the Pacific Mutual
Lie Insurance Company, OF Portland,
is In the city OF visit and for business.
Dennis II. Stovall OF the Corvallis
Union.GaEette, author Of "Heart OF the
Valley" has been here for some time
visiting friends and collecting material
for new romance. We acknowle lge a
pleasant CALL Grants Pass Courier.
Mr.. Ream r. Findley, who has been
with the Russ House for several years
has rented the John Reckard farm four
miles the other aide oil Corvallis and will
soon move with his family upon it, said
to be one Of the finest places in that part
of Benton county. They will have the
best wishes OF many Albany friends for
prosperity in their new location.
Members OF the Southern Methodist
church and other friends are invited to
meet at the church tomorrow evening,
Sept. so, for the purpose Of giving q re.
ception TO the pastor Rev. Fenton and
family. 1t is TO pound party as well
A program will be rendered, after which
there will be social, Everybody come
and don't forget your POUND.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

9. Q. Riches aud family are visiting
fIanda In Portland.
Jack lIamlll q home from Corvallis.
bere he has been working several
iseka.
A. u, q. Dvnislon OF the Great North-
In Railroad, was doing business In AZ
Hsny today
!. y. Fimple of puuham. Calf, has
scn IN the city several days looking
'ler his Albany property.
w. A. Brown, Of Lake county passed
afonsh Eugene yesterday driving Z, 800
asep for the Portland market.
Mrs. Clinton Monroe came up on the
noon train on visit with Albany
lFiends. She also has the agency OF the
natural body brace.
Jim Petty Of Astoria has been notified
Y go.to New York city and get hislshare
his unclc's rstato valued at s750. 900,
hlA share being 0ao.Boventh'
Ex"shoriff J. X. Charlton OF Lebanon
Z 10 the city on his way 10 Denv.r.
POLO, for which place no will leave on
asurday on visit with his son Jas. ].
iey. Moses preached his farewell ser.
~ here last Sunday. He will reside
20 Corvallis this winter and then move
his farm near Tangent, Linn county,
-l.cwisvillc Correspondent.
Misc Mary Williams has accented 4
position In the school at Halsey anc
" begin next Monday. That cit,
W thus have one OF Linn county's bcsl
acheEs.
hr and Mrs r.. r. WAriord aud lall,
lcit this noon for the BAY 80 that th,
ltler may see the biggest ocean in th,
sorld and one OF the finest resorts any
#heTe before his return east.
One OF the most popular men In III,
Idaho regiment was Mai. Fem. Tn,
Z poyn had some very live kicks for som,
Their eapiains, but they declare,
tcnn to DO all right. Fem. by the wa,
y an Old friend OF $. T.. Moe OF thii
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pfcifler, OF th,
Revere House, returned home last nigh
nom the east after an absences OF sever
81 weeks. Their experience in the wrecl
as Florence, Colorado, was one not 10 b
i tnvied. Tho train, short one. tw,
hours late was making up for loat tim,
shcn Il ran into freight train, the con
dnctor on which had disoboycd orders
Ihq car in front OF the ono In which Mr.
ind Mrs. Pfoitfcr we're riding was teles-
soped into their car, completely smash
lng the front OF the car, killing six per
sons In II and injuring several others
fortunately Mr.. and Mrs. PleifIor wer,
10 the rear OF the car ana were uninjurct
though thoroughly shaken up. The sigh
d those in the wreck in iiont Of then
sas horrible one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
WON N
Especially Mothers

Arc most competent TO appreciate tho
purity, sweetness. and dolicacy Of CuTI-
CORA Soar, and 20 discover new uses for
1t daily.
It's remarkable cmolient, cleansing, and
purifying properties derived from CUTr-
cuRA, tho great skin cure, warrant its uso
in preserving, purifying, and bcautifying
tho complexion, hands, and hair, and In
tho form Of washes and solutions for ulcer
alive weaknesses, annoying irritatienB and
cbahngs. as well as for many sanativc pur-
poses which readily suggest themselves.
In many OF tho above conditions, gentle
anointings with CUTIcURA, tho great skin
euro and purcst Of cmollIentS, in addition,
will prove of astonishing benefit.
- hold ttl0gghnH. lhsworld, PorTEH DsUn AaD CHsN
CoaF eos ffeps b0sIoH. ssaa toF Bkin secrets "Gsa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

Mr.. Henry Elliott, of Monre, was in
Corvallis Monday. Mr.. Elliott was af.
tiicted with generous growth on his
lett cheek for several months, and about
two months ago had it removed. While
the operation gave promise at first OF be-
ing successful, the cancer began to grow
again, aad Thursday Of last week, DR..
Wallace. OF Albany, again applied the
knife. Mr.. Elliott ia very hopeful that
the entire growth was removed and his
recovery will be erapid.-Corvallis Uuion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Joe Smith
OF Benton county, and Miss Edna
Washburn, of Linn county, in Albany,
/ W Rev. Wire, on Thursday evening,
September %.
yROssLEY-CAIN.-0n Sept. "a, 1890,
AT the residence OF G.. b. Cummings,
! near Peoria, by Rev. w. ID. Fenton, Mr..
(0lyalter Il. Crossley and:Miss Eta Cain,
hwo ol Linn county's worthy young
people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
KEEP OFF.

voITcR DsMocRAr;
There was call meeting OF the citizens
aa larmcrs OF School District No. 25,
IN county, Or, held at their now
fool house on Wednesday night tho eth
fnIp which was attended by every man
Isnihg or leasing land In the district.
mo object Of tho meeting was 10 per-
v M organization TO protect the mem
~ And their property from the ravages
\ trespassers and hunters during the
lpen season for hunting. Tho meeting
~ SucceHg every man being of tho
|anle opinion. They entered into an
|Nuemcht 10 mutually help 10 pay all
Icceksary expenses OF tho arrest and
FVseentioh ol any perfon or persons
pand trespasBng or Hunting within Ihe
|Iiadiction Of School District No. 20,
|ahn county, Or, aud for tho benefit OF
|unlerg ask that you publish tho follow
novice warning all partlos 10 kecp off
et. s''ON' '''
SorlcE.
10 trcspassing or hunting will be al-
|sed within the jurisdiction OF School
ssFlst No. 20, Linn county, Or. All
Mons violating this notice viii bo pros.
Issa 70 the iull cxtsnt and according
law. Signed by
4. W. HurcnlSs,
]. u. MCFARLAND,
i. y. WgsrLAKe,
9. u. sgTTLKMinr,
". J. sMws,
]. II. McGKg,
u. 4. LoosEY,
w. II. LooSgY,
HERNAN snorL,
J.. Il. HELLrY,
WN. FEIzEG,
Z. j. Sgrnrarnr,
FhEp JOY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

Ok THE FIehT. The Dalles I.
NJ the Idaho boys demonstrated their
ability as fighters while here last night
by getting into two lively fstic encou-
encounters. While eating supper one
OF the boys made q slighting remark
about comrade which caused hard
feelings. Immediately after the meal
was over they came together in the
office of the Umatilla house and as the
offended party was held off, one OF his
friends stepped in as his proxy and for 8
time IL looked as II a general free for ell
6ght would ensue. Several bad blows
were struck, but the officers stopped the
trouble before any others had time Il
take part and some bloody noses was the
only result. Some local talent also got
mixed up with the soldiers, but one oI
the latter pulled gun and the aggress-
or from The Dalles sneaked in double
quick time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06
Timely Suggestions.

In novelties Will & Stark lead.
Call at the Sugar Bowl for fresn fruit
Open till IL o'clock p. m. at Stetter'e.
See the Sugar Bowls window display
Fresh fruitat viereck' Is Sugar Bowl par.
lors.
Oysters cooked any way you wish at
Stetter'e.
STOVES and Tinware at ohling &
Hulburt's.
Leave your orders for Fresh Oysters
at Stetter's.
Garden Hose and Lawnmowers at Oh.
ling & Hulburt's.
Oysters opened esh every day at the
Leading Restaurant.
French the Jeweler makes a specially
of engagement and wedding rings.
Fresh Sodaville soda-water healthful
summer drink, at Burkhart &Lee's.
For sale, good earpeting. SO cents per
yard, by T. S. Alexander, east End Of Sth
street.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

The condition OF Judge j. S. Powell
one OF Albany's pioneer lawyers, is
gradually growing worse. One, eide Is
paraly zed, and Mr.. Powell is lying un-
G conscious without prospect of recovery.
n fact bis death is feared at any tine
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

Sugar-Mr. Graiwohl informs us that
he Is selling II pounds Of granulatsd su-
2 n for $I.00. Now is the time to buy as
II is liable to 90 up at any time. This Is
a net cash proposition.
All goods delivered free Of charge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

IfAsates cut and polished by d. S.
Young, 9th and Tburston Sts., albany.
Leave orders ut French's jewelry store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

From tho Salem Journal.-w. W.
Walker, who lives on fourth
street, has taken most OF the tragic ele-
ent out OF the disappearance OF @, II.
,ianchard OF Linn county, who left his
. dog and blankets on the classic banks oil
Mill creek, and vanished in haze oI
mystery.
The last report OF the man which
could DO obtained by Chief OF Police
4 1Gibson, left him In an intoxicated con-
dition on Saturday night. But about
10 o'clock Sunday forenoon, a man ans
yering the description OF Blanchard
topped at Mr.. Walkers home 10 get a
nearer view OF dog which was there,
,Eaying that he had left his dog and
Blankets some where and couldn't fnd
them; thought some oae had stolen
Rthem; hated to lose them but guessed
Aae would have TO go home without
ymem; and pursued his uncertain way
Unto the shades OF obscurity.
In the circuit court at Coquille city
yesterday Thomas Drue, who was ar
rested in Albany by Chief OF Polite Lee
md Ed. White who was arrested in Port
land and kept in Albany for day OF
two; several months ago, plead guilty tc
the charge OF burglary, and Charles Nos.
lef, In connection with the case, TO per
nry, and will be sentenced ID the state
Dententiary.
II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

Four OF the head offices of prominent
orders OF Oregon are filed by Albany
men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarsts.
Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever.
VOC, Csc. II G. c. C. fail, drugL lists refund money,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
students as Missionaries.

Fifty-one student, and graduates of
the University Of Michigan have gone
out as missionaries. Nineteen of these
were sent TO China, seven 10 India. five
TO Turkey, four toJapan, five to a frica.
two each TO Mexico, Italy and Arab
one TO Bulgaria, one TO Alaska. and
one to Corea. One has gone as "a
missionary to the Indians, and one has
not yet been assigned to any field.
The number Is about equally divided
between men and women.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

Quincy is likely 10 get still another
factory. this one for the making of
building and paving brick, tile, sewer
pipe, etc.
The Cyclone Woven Fire Fence Co..
of Holly, is filing an order for 100 tons
of wire and 100 fence machines to go
TO Australia.
The sand Beach high school was de-
stroyed 10y fire. Loss, Sl2. 900. The
fire company was helpless as the ny
drants were frozen up.
Saginaw coal miners are rejoicing
over finally securing % per cent re-
duction i'm rates from the railroads.
though not so much as asked.
1t is to be hoped that Frankfort PEG.
pie properly appreciate their exceed
ing good fortune. The grip has not
struck that place this winter.
Insurance Commissioner Campbell
says the reduction in insurance rates
has caused only one company to with
draw from the field in this state.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Big Fire at Detroit.

The big piano and organ plant OF
Clough d Warren, OF Detroit was par
italy destroyed by fire, entaling a
loss of between $50. and SlOo.O00
While trying to- cs ape from the burn
ing building Robt. Ferguson, an en-
pioyee. fe.l from the fifth floor TO the
stone sidewalk. sustaining injuries
from which he died few hours later
upon the operating table at Harper
hospital The unfortunate was 30
years of age and leaves a wife and one
little daughter 20 years old. Fergu-
son had been in the employ of Ciough
Il Warren for 2 years and was well
liked
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
NEVIS FOR HICA|GANDERS.
A Whole Regiment of News Items
From Michigan Towns
CAPTURED FOR BRIEF READING.
The Present County Jail System l. Con-
demned-A 100000 Fire at De
troit la which One Man was killed
Miners get an Advance In Wages.
County JAN system Condemned.

The state board Of corrections and
charities will recommend legislation
designed To radically change the sys-
tenn of managing county jaiis in Mich
igan. The board condemns the prac-
tice of using county iaiis as city lock-
ups. IL make, them filthy and un-
healthy. frequently persons arrested
on some trivial charge carry tools or
weapons into the jail to aid in the es-
cape of pals. The board says ii is eX-
pen>ive and useless to put DRINKS and
disorderlies into the jails. yet they con
stitute more than half Of those con
fined. 1t is recommended that the
law permitting this be repealed, at
least so far as il applies to counties
having more than 10000 population.
They recommend that penalties be
imposed instead of locking up common
Grunl<s
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
& L. - ~ -. - - .,
pea-stba rlae Krt Na Ha B0g7tt
Signature el LlzffzIzsz@<71g

In the recent investigation of the
books of the Iron county treasurer it
was discovered that the county had
never collected from the state the share
the latter pays of the wildcat bounty.
Nearly $500 is due the county under
thi, head, and steps will be taken to
collect the money.
Chas f. Kipliuger of Charlotte. who
will assist in eXhuming and bringing
from Cuba the bodies Of the NJ ichigan
soldiers who died there. will receive
$50 month and portion of his trans
portation from the government and $40
a month and the balance OF his trans
portation from the state.
Charles Dostie. aged 30, of Heath
township, Allegan county with two
companions and dog, was in box
sleigh going hunting. The dog struck
the hammer Of the gun, discharging IL.
The charge entered DoStie's lcft arm
above the wrist and the doctor thinks
amputation viii be- necessary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
The Largest COL Vein In the state.

The largest coal vein in Michigan
has been struck about three miles
north of West Bay City and is now be-
ing mined by the Wenona Coal Co.
The vein is over six feet in thickness
and is located on Mayor Lind's farm.
Mr.. Lind has received "A royalty of 5000
and is now laying out IA miners village
on his property. The Wenona Coal Co.
will build coke ovens near the mine
and coke their surplus coal. The ca
pacity of the mine when in full opera
ton will be 1000 tons daily
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
2s.6so Deaths in Michigan In .os.

The number of deaths in Michigan
during the calendar year 1s9s. accord
ing to the reports OF township and city
clerks received by the secretary of
state, was - $50, the average death
rate being 1913 10 each loo population.
The number Of deaths from conaump-
tion was 2,456; typhoid fever, 54l;
diphtheria and Group. 43l; scarlet fever,
50; mcascls 1l2; whooping cough, 2,2;
pneumonia, 2.465; diarrhoeal diseases
Of chklren, l.753; cerc spinal men
nights As. The number OF infants
under one year of age. who diel in 90
was :. 199. and the number from one to
five wears was 2.O6l. making total of
7,2G3, or more than . per cent OF the
total number of deaths.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
VIII Receive Higher Wages.

in the price o. iron ore for the coming
seasons delivery the mine managers of
Iahpeming decided to give all en-
ployes an increase of 10 per cent in
wages commencing March /. Had the
companies withheld this advance it is
likely that a demand would soon have
been made 10y the mine workers. The
average pay OF miners mas been 81 so
per day and no laborer received less
than 81. -.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

The breaking of a platform at re-
ception for Col. W. j. Bryan ut Denver,
threw 300 people into a mass and started
panic in the audience The platform,
which stood three feet above the
floor, was crowded with the leading
citizens Of Colorado When the
crash came the people on the floor
saw them sink out of sight, for the
platform had broken in the middle.
A number received injuries by the ac-
cident. bat only one fatally as yet re-
ported.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

a boiler explosion occurred az the
home Of Charles Narncv. four miles
north Of Manistee, which resulted in
instantly killing Merle. his 5-year-old
daughter, breaking his wife's arm and
blowing the house TO atoms. The west
side of the building was blown com
pletely out. together with the inmates.
and the mother was buried under the
ruins. 1t requires considerable time
to eXtricate her from the debris. Loss.
So 600
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Lost His own Life saving III. Family.

Fire destroyed the home of Thomas
Lowdcn. seven mi es north of Sears.
Osceola county. Mr.. Lowden rescued
his wife and four children from the
burning building, and returned to res
cue his 5-ycar-old boy, who slept up
stairs. lie became overcome and both
per shed in the flames. Mrs. Lowden
left three of her children in the barn,
took the baby in her arms and went to
the nearest neighb or, hair mile
away. barefooted and clad only in her
night robes. badly freezing both feet.