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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-26

! admiration.
, his face In his hands. Mary ran to him
at once. There had been a little mo
ment Of faltering. but there was nc
real surrender in her.
Dropping on her knee beside him, she
said coaxingly: Don't give up. You
are man; you must not surrender
and let me, girl, prove the stronger.
Shame upon you when look up to
you SO much and expect you to help me
be brave! l will go. l will arrange
myself in some way. Oh, why am
not different? wish were as straight
as the queen" And for that first time
in her life she bewailed her beauty be-
cause it stood between her and Bran
don.
She soon coaxed him out of his de-
spondency, and we began again to plan
the matter in detail.
The girls sat on Brandon's cloak and
he and on the camp stool and a box.
Mary's time was well occupied in
vain attempts to keep herself covered
with the cloak, which seemed to have
right good will toward Brandon and
me, but she kept track of our plans.
which, in brief, were as follows: As
to her costume. we would substitute
long trunks and jack boots for shoes
and hose, and, as to doublet, Mary
laughed and blushtngly said she had a
plan which she would secretly impart
to Jane, but would not tell US. She
whispered it to Jane. who, as serious
az the lord chancellor, gave Judgment
and thought it would do" We hoped
so, but we're full of doubts.
This is all tame enough to write and
read about, but l can tell you it was
sufficiently exciting at the time. Three
Of us at least were playing with that
comical fellow, Death. and he gave the
game interest and point to our hearts
content.
As to the elopement, it wan deter.
mined that Brandon should leave Lon.
don the following day for Bristol ans
make all arrangements along the line.
He would carry with him two bundles.
his own and Mary's clothing. and leave
e~-~- ~ ~ thhSh UP Wneu lueI SHOULD
90 a-shipboard. Eight horses would
be procured. four to be left as a relay /
at an inn between Berkeley castle and /
Bristol and four to be kept at the rem
devious some two leagues the other
side of Berkeley for the use of Bran.
don, Mary and the two men from Bris.
tol who were to act as an escort on the
sventful night. There was one dis.
agreeable little feature that we could
not provide against nor entirely elm.
nate. 1t was the fact that Jane and
should be suspected as accomplices
before the fact of Mary's elopemept
md, as you know, to assist in the alb.
iuction of a princess is treason. for
which there is but one remedy. n
bought had plan to keep ourselves
afe If l could only stine for the once
Tane's troublesome and vigorous tend.
ncy to preach the truth to all people
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-26

Why build up hopes only to be cast
down"
"Oh, but 1t can be done. Never doubt
It. will go, not as woman, but as a
man. have planned all the details
while sitting here. Tomorrow l will
send to Bristol a sum Of money asking
q separate room In the ship for young
nobleman who wishes to go to New
Spain incognito, and will 60 aboard
Just before they sail. will buy a
mans complete outfit and will practice
being a man before you and Sir Ed
win." Here she blushed SO that
could see the scarlet even in the gath
ering gloom. She continued: "As to
my escape, can go to Windsor, and
then perhaps on to Berkeley castle,
over by Reading, where there will be
no one to watch me-. You can leave at
once, and there will be no cause for
them to spy upon me when you are
gone, so it can be done easily enough.
That is 1t. will go to my sister, who
is now at Berkeley castle, the other
side Of Reading, you know, and that
will make a shorter ride to Bristol
when we start"
The thought, Of course, could not but
please Brandon, to whom, In the
warmth Of Mary's ardor, 1t had almost
begun to offer hope, and he said mus
ingly: ~ wonder IL 1t could be done?
If 1t could-if we could reach New
Spain, we might build ourselves a
home in the beautiful green mountains
and hide ourselves safely away from
all the world, in the lap of some coy
valley, rich with natures bounteous
gift of fruit and flowers, shaded from
the hot sun and sheltered from the
blasts, and live in little paradise all
our own. What a glorious dream. but
1t is only dream, and we had better
awake from it,
Brandon must have been insane.
mo, no! 1t is not dream" inter |
rupted downright determined Mary.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-26
RAILROADS..
time TABLE CENTRAL VERMONT RY
Effective June FL, 'O3.

Trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
1.16 a. m, Week days for Springfield and New
York.
6.23 a. M, Daily for Springfield, week days for
New York.
7.25 a. M, Week days for New London; connects
at Millers Falls for Troy; at Palmer for Boston
7.50 a. M, Week days for South Londonderry.
$40 a. M, Week days for Springfield and New
York.
10.15 a M. Week days for New London, connect
ing at Mllers Falls or Palmer for Boston,
LA p. M, Week days for Springfield and New
York.
sos p m, Week days for Springfield and New
York.
435 p. m, Week days for New London and New
York via. Norwich Line Steamer; connects at
Palmer for Boston.
4.19 p. m, Sundays only for Springfield and New
York.
5.45 p. m, Week days for South Londonderry.
~ Subject to change without notice.
f. II. FITZHUGH. V. z. and q. NJ. ST. Adams.
j. Z. BENTLEY, G. Z. A, St. Adams
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-26
CHAPTER XIV.
TO MAKE A MAN OF HER.

~ 10 it was all arranged, and
Io converted part of Mary's jew
|15Sf:5I els into money. She said she
Ie2&k8l was sorry now she had not
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-26

ut is not dream. 1t shall be real
ity. How glorious 1t will be! I can SET
our little house now nesting among the
hills, shaded by great spreading trees
with flowers and vines and COLDER
fruit all about it, rich pluma ged birds
and gorgeous butterflies. Oh, l cal
hardly wait. Who would live in 9
reach such home, and that, too, with
your
Here it was again. thought that In
terview would be the death Of me.
Brandon held his face in his hands
and then, looking up, said: 1T is only
question of your happiness, and, hard
as the voyage and your life over there
would be, yet believe it would be bet
ter than life with Louis of France.
/ Nothing could be so terrible as that to
both of us. II you wish to go, will
try to take you, though l die in the
attempt. There will be ample time to
reconsider SO that you can turn back
If you wish"
! Her reply was inarticulate, though
satisfactory, and she took his hand in
hers as the tears ran gently down her
cheeks, this time tears of joy, the first
she had shed for many day.
In the Siren country again without
wax! Overheard and lost!
Yes. Brandon's resolution not to see
Mary was well taken, If it could only
have been as well kept. Observe as
we progress into what the breaking of
1t led him.
He had known that II he should but
see her once more his already topping
will would lose its equipoise, and he
would be led to attempt the impossible
and invite destruction. At first this
scheme appeared to me in its true
light, but Mary's subtle feminine logic
made it seem such plain and easy sail
ing that l soon began to draw enthusi-
asm from her exhaustless store, and
our combined attack upon Brandon
eventually routed every vestige of eau
ton and common sense that even he
had left.
Siren logic has always been irresist-
ible and will continue so no doubt de-
spite experience.
I cannot define what it was about
Mary that made her little speeches.
half argumentative, all pleading. so
wonderfully persuasive. Her facts
were mere fancies. and her logic was
not even good sophistry. As to real
argument and reasoning, there was
nothing of either in them. 1t must
have been her native strength of char
hcter and intensely vigorous personal
ity-some unknown force of nature op-
Grating through her occultly-that
turned the channels of other persons
thoughts and filled them with her own
will. There was magic in her power,
l am certain, but unconscious magic to
Mary. l am equally sure. She never
would have used it knowingly.
There was still another obstacle to
which Mary administered her favorite
semedy. the Gordian knot treatment.
Brandon said: 1T cannot be. You are
not my wife, and we dare not trust a 4
priest here TO unite u.s.
NO" replied Mary, with hanging
head, "but we can-can find one over
there"
II do not know how that will be. We
shall probably not find one-at least l
fear. l do not know"
After little hesitation she answer
ed: Il will go with you anyway and
and risk it. 1 hope we may find a
priest" And she flushed scarlet from
her throat to her hair
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DINED WITH STATESMEN.
The President on the
chase Expedition Co. p'"e1
the Carlton. London

New York. Feb 2J.-A London ca
b,e 20 the Herald says;
Mr.. David IL. Francis. OF the LOUIS
;.,a Purchase Exposition Co.. was en-
,.r,aired at dinner Sunday night at
tho Carlton hotel by Mr. }. q stew
art when gathering OF distin-
cu;sbea guests responded TO the IN
,i..,tions TO meet the former gov
o-uor Of Missouri. The menu was one
~ the finest the famous chef OF 'ne
Carlton could produce. and the gain
er,uc round the tables presenter
brilliant spectacle
Among the guests were the United
states ambassador. Mr.. Joseph IL
rbcate. Prince Eadziwili and Baroi
craxeni,z. OF the Russian embassy
~, Grey. Sir Thomas Dimsdale, MT
Arnold Morley. Admiral sir Joni
Fisher. Gen. Ian Hamilton. Sir 1eorg
Erpest Pagct. Sir Francis Ashley, or
bct,. sir Clinton Dawkins. Col Mon
,aru Craddock. Mr.. Moberley Bell, MI
A Won Andre, Col. Hunsicker an
about dozen others
Gov. Francis spent a busy day :
meeting with Worlds fair commii
s;ouers to various countries. the con
missioners having come to London
meet him.
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81 wish 90 give nj testimony 10
The efs.rlency Of the Cuticura heIne-
dies in what seems 20 me two some
49, remarkable cases i had a
number Of skin tcriours = small
o-es-ou ny arms which had never
riven re serious trouble Out aooe-
two Years ago one cane on rry
,h-oa-- A. frst i. was only about as
larre as . pinhcai. but. a. 1t was 2
= -.,xi.ion where mr. collar. II not
is. right, would irriiate il. il soon
t-ra-e very sensitive and BEGAN 20
grow rapidly Last spring i was
Is large. IL not larger. than bean.
A li--ie unusual irritation OF ray
colIar started il 20 swelling. and IN
Az o. ,~o il was as large as
halr an orange. ! was very INC ]
ala--net. and was NJ loss 70 &C.
te--,ine wae-hcr il was q c-rornele
Or a Malignant tur1or-
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TORN BY A RAGING TORRENT.
rice R~.~rxoirs I'm the Town Of
shelton. Conn. Give WY ~"
Ing Much Damage.

Derby. Conn. Feb. ee.-Ihc break
ing Of three reservoirs in the Town q
shelton early sunday morning caused
damare estimated at between Ss5.o0o
and 100000 and there were seNefa.
escapes from death
The torrent tore a great guiiy Ilo
feet long and 30 feet wide through
Howe avenue. Logs and trees ana
huge cakes OF ice were carried aions
and crashed into several buildings
The house of Walter Nichols was
struck 81 the food Nichols wvS away
and his wife was awakened ~ me
ice crashing against the door. lew
moments later the water comneheeu
NJ fow into the bed rooms where 'ss
children we're sleeping. Mrs. Nichois
hurried 10 the door and held il while
her children escaped 20 an upper
floor. 4 few moments later she 81
raped lust before the water and ice
forced in the door and flooded the
rooms. 2 family remained prison
ers in the upper part q the house I'm
, iii the water recedcd-
Warren NilUtE va
cake Of ice crashing through ms door
lie ran into the street where the wa
Ter was waist high and hurried 20 IN
. nearest point Of safety. Several time
he was hit by ice and fallen trees an
painfully injured. Ten minutes late
the side OF the building was swep
9 away and the bed in which he ha
G been sleeping was carried along wit
q the food.
. street railroad track and fei'
: phone and telegraph poles were tor
e ~ and strewn about in confusion
h The reservoirs will have 70 oe
: built. and this. with the proper
A. loss. II is believed. viii maxi the 70
q 100000. Several mills viii refna
o. idle until the gravel swept into =
raceway Is removed
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Zen. san miguel. Win am Organizes
Ferce. Naktug Trcses~ IN sse
Wei atty of Manila

Manila. Feb. GA force OF ~
dronss. under Gen. san Mique'' reap
pcarcd il Rial province saturday
They avoided an engagement WITH 'ne
main force in the south. hat captured
three small deiasamcEts os constAo-
ulary. The enemy surrouhHr'4 ING
towns az cainta and Iayiay. II Mi'sr
cas-. Of Manila. saturday. and cap
,ursd scouts and ten men OF tns
eons,ahulary. whom they disarnie"
anG set free
Sunday Inspector Mcllwa.ne. NJ the
head OF ten consiabuiary, was sur
nrised and captured near Mont AZ
ban. Is miles northeast Of Mania ne
ladrcucs promised TO release them II
~ ronStabulary would surrender
their arms. While they were confer
ring on this point. McIlwaine made
lash for liberty. and he and all tie
,ntabulary effected their escape
When the news of the temperance
If gen. san Miqucrs force reached
Manila -einforc.ments OF scouts anu
-onxtabularv were hurried int
Rixal province. Gen Allen and ooL
SCOT, went TO Antipolo and assumed
command OF the forces there ihes
met with small de,achments OF the
enemy and a few skirmishes tooh
place. They were. however, unable g
locat. the main body of ladrones
: Gen. Allen and Col. Scott are contin
uing the pursuit and hope to over'aA'
the released prisoners. :.
T. Il, i said that Gen san Miquei
tore. consists OF 800 men. armed an'
|. uniformed. The zone of ladrone &C
: t..ity extends from Caioocan- lou
: miles north of Manila eastward 10 IN
o mountains OF Rial and skirting l..
northern limits of Manila Manila II
: lice eo-operated in Saturday EFFORT
; TO corner the enemy. Secretary ~
u tarcp. in the absence OF Gov lar
T, requested Gen Davis 10 furnish ADD
'e tional scouts. and Gen Davis has o.
'r d.red another battalion OF scouts
ne report TO Gen. Alien Ii l. eNpcets
Il that additional troops viii be ordere
=" out
~ Gen. san MiqueTs force i small AZ
Is the government is determined
o speedily suppress IT, san Niqu
eh claims the insurgent leadership al
Ir. fights under the hatipunan nag.
cd According 10 news from bay 1
er zon. a force OF ladrones attacked
no small detachment OF constahuiaTy r
be day. The constabulary rctreated. ?
killed IL Of the enemy. Two OF I
constabnlary were killed
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CARNIVAL AT NEW ORLEANS
,.. ~.sr~x Gen Jo~ N heller
and the Misses H"">rN'
Root the sue>t> OF H"nof-

~.,x Orleans. Feb. 2s.-Eex made
~ ,rinmphal entry into New o1's-lns
Monday. and the Krew q froius PR
sented their gorgeous pageant NOT
d.x nirhr in the presence Of perhaps
the largest multitude 81 people go
gathered in the streets 81 TINS ei't
during the maryii rras- The weather
conditions were riawiess and the NUM-
- ~ strangers exceeded that q any
previous year
as;5e from the homage paid the
ts,r .hs. feature 81 the afternoon "a
rase Wa the popular demonstration
- honor Of Admiral Schiey and Sen
wheeler. both Of whom hal ben sre
a-ed dukes a the realm for The oe'.~-
son. They rode near THE head ~ 'i-r
,,-oceS.Sor1. through solid masses -
sbou-inr men and past c-erE,@ -
leries az appiauding women ~ rs
conclusion Of the parade AHlni.-AA
grblev. accompanied by Mayor -
Car.3..,fsle ard Gen Wheeler was =
~or,4d br the Continental Guard u
their picturesque costumes ~ -
revolution 10 the a-r-ory 81 the com
uanG. where IN n~nA4l - t-'
easure club. City Attorney ',iiiloI'
presented the admiral with > ia w
f.l loving cup hrarinr an eryEas-'l-
~ The flagship brooklyn he 81
/ ,niral made a felicitous arkncwi-l=
ment OF the gift
I At night ProsuS rode throng
streets eoncesfed with people AZ n
bod of an unusually naguifee''
papean-. The subject chosen "a
Rider Harrard's novel Cleopatra an
: TIA. thrilling story Of The hgyp'ia
y queen was illustrated in - RADIANT
= h4auf,rul floats Decorations OF cl1u
business houses. hotels and prisa'
y residences Was on an extensive ar
e e,al,orar. scale Following the para
pro,us was host at brilliant ball
v the French opera house Admir-
n Schley. Cen WHEELER. Mss hoo-eNs :
a. and Ms Root were the most ~
n ,inruished guests. and the hIgne
ed honors were paid them Mis- k"os
al, was especially singled out
knirhrly favor
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Srhiu- backs are eased- Hip. back. ana
In paias overcome Swelling OF The
Isnls AMI drcPsy signs vanish.
Ttev correct urine with brick dust sedi-
r.ur ki-h colorci. excessive. rain In pass
r. dribblin<. frequency. bod wsttins-
nssn's Kidney P.lls dissolve and remove
ea,cIi anl gravel I1sicvc heart Paipiia
- shrr,cssncss. he-lAche. ncFsousness-
s,rFu. Ism. Feb. ;. 1915 =" ] received
-. rril ps.ckArc II Do1n's kinney PMS
III must coufgss they dii re wonieiiI.
ra.l Ii sseuss strange % say That ! MAJ
's;el several kinds u kidney medicines
xishcu. doing me arr good llii .a.A-
$50 min ii nv blaa..ler ard s.a.idIns
,rine. ard The sample package sent me
z rcrrs.. i. AT in few-tays. ard with the
y ,.ck,-c l am Tow using from our drus
srore expscs 70 &c cured Permanently. II
rswooierfnI. bur sure and certain the med
srire dos is work was in constant
ni-ery until commenced the use o
Deans Kidney Pills. r-CHAs X CooA
p d. Box 81. Salsm Washington 60. III
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REQUEST FROM GERMANY.
Cali Made On Mr.. Bowen for Pay.
ment Of Money in Advance
Of Stipulated Time.
THE REQUEST IS PROMPTLY REFUSED.
Gcrmnny's Motive In M"A'"N
quest n Not laderss""d az
tnrton. Hut Ia Is snr"'~ea
she Has some SINISTER f"rP"~s
View.

Washington. Feb. 25--Thc German
roycrnment. through its representa-
,ix.. here. Eai On Spcck Won sternners'
has made n request OF MI bo"en io'
the immediate payment OF the -
600 which il was stated In the pro
toeol signed on FEBRUARY IL. should
~. maid within 20 days from that date
as . preliminary 90 the raising o. .Ae
blockade against the Nenezuei-"
ports and the agreement 70 sena INC
.aucstion OF preferential treatment o.
the blockading nations 10 Inc n"sus
for determination
M. Bowen promptly declined to ac-
cede TO the request. but inior ihen
aaron Sternberg that. as pro'ideu AZ
the protocol. tho money wouiu =
maid TO the German representative ~
Caracas 20 days from February -
wbicb would bc on the 18th OF March
The reason that animated the Ger
man government in making 'he ~.
oucst is not disclosed here, nor l. 'ii
Rowep aware of it. The matter. now
eyer has some significance. perhaps
:, view Of the fact that the ships IA
ken Nv the Germans during the nioSA
ade have not yet been returned L
Venezuela !,
During the day Mr.. Bowen had can
from the French ambassador. NJ Jus
scrand: the Spanish minister Seno
Ojcda. and the Belgian mihis'e
Baron Moncheur. in regard 70 ~
protocols that arc in preparation y
the settlement of the claims OF u
citizens of their countries again
Venezuela. Rough drafts OF these
sfruments are already on their wa
by mail to the European government
Interested. but there are certain pr
visions regarding them about VIM
the ENJOYS desired TO consult y
Bowen. The protocols are expect
TO reach their destinations the la'
part OF this week. pending when
fnal steps for joint signature can
taken.
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MEMORIAL SESSION.
Susday Session Of the house Of "ep'
r~sensastves 60 Deliver Tributes
20 Deceased Members.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Thc house
held session. Sunday. to pay tribute
80 the memories of three deceased
members, the late Representative
Tongue. Of Oregon; the late Repre-
r~rsa,ive Rumpic. of Iowa. and the
late Representative Moody. of North
Carolina. Mr. Moody. of Oregon. pre-
s;ded in the absence Of Speaker Hen
.,cr.on. The customary resolutions
we're adopted and eulogics pro-
nounced 10y numerous speakers.
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MONUMENT TO GEN. LAwToN-
srot where the Gallant soldier feh
Marked by n Monument

Mania. Feb. e2--Two hunure1
,roops and hundreds OF veterans par
.irinated. sunday. in the unseiiinE OF
the monument marking the spot
where Gen. Lawton was killed AZ san
Matero. Gen. Davis and Others MADE
speeches eulogizing Gen LAYTON
Commissioner Henry {. lde VIII san
for home. next Tuesday, on an eN-
tended vacation. his health being bad.
He will visit California, Vermont ano
Washington
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ELLIS DUNCAN ACQUITTED.
mr.. I,i,. Duncan. 81 Louisyiife. hy-
Acquitted of tho CHARGE 81 -f-"s-
fns With Eeionious Intent

pittsburg. Pa. Feb p. Dr- Ellis
Duncan. OF Louisville. was found not
guilty 81 the charge of shooting
Truce Head with feloniouS intent
The Jury rendered Z sealed verdict
Friday night, after being ont four
hours. and when court opened satur-
sav morning il was read by Judge
Frazier. DIR. Duncan was az once dis'
charged from custody.
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..,.,r,.. HAND. In macedonia

Vienna. Feb. 22--It is reported that
III, Macedonian leader. Boris saraion'
Ia. organized within the past Tort
rirbt several wcll-equipped bulgarian
ban,ls IN Macedonia. each consisting
I, ,,.ou, two hundred and fifty men
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TlnY nm EDITORIAL.
STAFF OF LEADING
RELIGIOUS weekly
Sends the Following Grand Testimonial 20
the Merits Of Cuticura Remedies IN 'ne
Treatment Of Humours OF the
Blood, Skin and Scalp.

tended down into ny chest was an
gone. and nv neck now seems 70 DO
perfectly well
About five or six years ago my
sister had a similar experience sho
had two large Jumps come unacr
her right arm. tho result Of a sprain-
They grew rapidly, and QUIZ physi--
cian wanted To cut them out. l
would not listen to il. and she tried
the Cuticura Remedies las l qua =
few months ago. with magical effect.
In six weeks time the Jumps had
entirely disappeared,an have never
returned
II have great faith in the Cuticura
psneaies. and I believe they might
be as eficacious in similar cases
with other people, and thus save
much suffering. and perhaps life. 1
have derived so much benefit from
the use OF them myself that am
a Z Z \
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Davy. w. Va. Feb. 25.-Mrs. Walter
Dykes j. being hunted by the authori-
ties here. Her two children were
found dead. Sunday morning. having
been poisoned. Rumor has IL that s-ic
administered the drug rather than
allow her husband TO secure poss.s-
sion Of them
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coz stantly a q WISH X
others 10 use them. Re
Gently l recommended
thento an Office boy for
his father, who was dis
abled with salt rheum.
The mans feet were
swollen to an enormous
size. and be had not
worked for six weeks.
Two bottles of Cuticura
Resolvcnt and two boxes
Of Cuticura Ointment
worked = perfect cure
You never saw q more
grateful manin yourlife-
81 am very much IN
terested in another case
where I have recon-
mended Cuticura just
now. Ny housemaid's
mother has . goitre
which had reached .
very dangerous point
The doctors told her
tina, nothing could be
done that she could live
only two or three weeks
and that she would Gle
Of strangulation. She
was confined to her bed