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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MUTINY AT TIFIIS SUPPRESSED.
Several of Rebellious Troops Killed-The
Tartars Active.

St Petersburg April IA report that part
of the garrison at Tfiis had nlutinied. and that
IN a fight between the nutineers and loyal troops
3l5 soldiers had been killed and 500 wounded.
probably originated in report published in the
'.SIovo' on April 10 Of meeting Of soldiers at
Ti0is TO present certain grievances of which
they complained. After the meeting hundred
men were arrested, and fighting occurred be-
tween different companies of the Mingrelski
Regiment. arising out OF a demand for the lib
eratinn Of the arrested soldiers. The commander
OF the regiment later reported that there had
been bloodshed, owing to the malcontents trying
TO force a loyal company TO join them IN the de-
Ynand for the release of the prisoners. This COM
panv barricaded itself in its barracks and fred
voIley at the nutineeTs. killing seven Of them.
After other troops had been summoned the mu-
tineers submitted.
Tihis. April 17.-The Tartars in many places
are resisting the troops. especially in Elizabeth
pol province. They recently caught a squadron
Of dragons IN dehe. and routed them. At
Ahalkalak a number Of Cossacks We're killed
train by prisoners, whom they were escort
ing 10 Tiiis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

GOVERNOR Folks position On the
question Of taxes has been misquoted
In some directions The Chillicothe
(Mo.l Constitution along this line says:
Governor Folk has not suggested
that the tar rate On any class OF pro-
perty be raised. He has only called
attention to the fact that the state
does not longer need taxes raised from
personal property and suggests this
kind Of q reduction for every Miss
ourian. This would be q reduction In
the state TAXATION, only, and would
not Affect the revenue raised for c0un-
ty or city purposes. II is hard to see
how this would s'in the interests cf
the rich against the poor The poor
est people are these who oEn no real
estate and these, under such tax
laE, wp1ld Pot have 70 pzY any state
taxes The Governor has explained
hszt the present tax law works aa IN
justice On the rural taxpayer. The
farmers personal property is right
where the assessor can get al 1t He
cant, II be we're : mind TO- hide his
hoes, his cattle, his mules and horses
They are right out where the assessor
can count them and they are all
assessed At good valuation. In the
cities, however, It Is practically i'm
possible TO get at the hidden wealth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

THE subject Of better roads In Aud
rain county has been matter Of dis
cussion for years and only that. This
present year is THE FIRST that any
material step has been taken toward
the betterment Of county highways.
The subject has been given 50 much
publicity and put before the people
In ; simple and inexpensive way that
ft received universal adoption and We
are already feeling the beneficial re-
suits OF the split-log drag. But the
discussion On dragging roads has
resurected the much talked Of rock
ing Of the Paris and other roads. Rock
roads may be more expensive In the
beginning than dragging but 10 the
end We believe the cost will prove
much less. After the rock road is
once built very little labor viii be re-
Qulred 70 keep IL 10 condition and the
farmer viii not be depended upon for
this work. Many have slgnified their
willingness 10 subscribe toward rock
roads and there are at least hundred
more that could Join this list with
large contributions and in a month
make double the sum from the i'm
proved highways S p. Emmons has
stated that he win give five hundred
dollars as has also John Lane. w. L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Waiter Williams Writes In Glsbs
Dsnscrss csacsEnirg Fruit 0xt-

IL sppsar that The Missouri eezch
crop Is 70 BE this rear, = real ore l.
A. GocdzusEt secretary of the Miss
oari horsiculfural s1csety. k1Es D-
snd Mr. Goodman knozs Fur the
Ixst three years the Missouri peach
srop has iteen . failure In 1896 Il
pertshsd in = single csy-FebrzzrS Is,
uhsn TIE sherroneter registered -
below Eero over the greater part q The
state. esld weather in December killed
the crop ia lsez. and ths 1893 crup vas
killed aftsr the buds bad bioSs0ned.
This yezf al sigEs h9A good for good
crop. The winter has been mid znd
The fTaezss of early spriDg hare Dsi
been sueisiens % Do damage What
Is trne 0f peaeAes s true q appaes.
pluzux and berries IL lzoks rcw Ike a
recordhzeaking fruit scar Ia Missouri.
rwo thoas5nd car loads of straxber.
bes win Be grown ia the state tbt'
rear. This VIII be = thiEd more thaE
in 1876. The pants are reported ir
splendid conditk0n and nore q tbeE
were covered List fsIl than eFer be
f1re in The history of the Aissoar
herry iDdastgT. The berry crop VII
he wgrth s4.osa.eso in MlsSourt. ms
Is The center q the herTY regions d
the world. Indeed. Missouri leads III
United States in al hortic1lture. Th'
peach cr0p this rear viii sell for s.
eoo,ooa There are nov nearly y. co..
600 apple trees 10 the state. Tb'
fruit yield, If Mr.. G0odmzn's predic
ttons are true. suEpzs anything tn
state has known since 1905 -Walte
Wf.lixrS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

WHEREAS, Herbet Powell and
Jessie b. Powell, bis wife, by their
certain deed Of trust dated the Sec
day OF March, 1908 and recorded Ia the
ofiice Of the Recorder Of Deeds Ia and
for Audrain County, Missouri, in book
%, page SOS, conveyed to the under.
signed trustee, the following deScrib-
ed real estate situated In the county
OF Audrain and State Of Missouri, 10
wit.
The northeast quarter and the
north half Of the southeast quarter OF
Section four l4); also the northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of
section three t5l; also the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter oi
section eleven fIle all In township
ntty one t5le North, Range ten li0l
West Of the Fifth Principle Meridian
containing in all 800 acres, more OF
less.
IN TRUST 70 secure the payment
OF certain notes In said deedspeciiied
and whereas, a portion Of the indebt
ednes secured by said deed Of trust Is
now past due and remains unpaid. and
the legal holder ofsaid notes has elect
ed 10 declare all Of said notes due and
payable.
NOWTHEREFORE, at the request
OF the legal holder Of said notes,
ana 10 pursuance OF the conditions
Oh said deed Of trust, the undersigned
trustee will sell the property above
described at public vendue, TO the
digest bidder, for cash, at the front
1o0r OF The Court House In the said
county of Audrzin, fn the State on
missouri, on Friday the 9th day OF
april 1905, between the hours nfa 4.
n. and : p. m, for the purpose Of said
trust.
COMMONWEALTH Trust %
p.c. Trustee.
BlCHARLEs CAMPBELL Atty.
81 Louis No, March %, 1906. AT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Forget yourself. You viii never do
anything great until you do. Self
consciousness is q disease with many.
No matter what they do, they can
never get away from themselves. They
become warped upon the subject OF
self-analysis, wondering how they look,
how they appear, what Others think
Of them, how they can enhance their
own interests. In other works, every
thought aud every effort seems TO
focus upon self; nothing radiates from
them.
No one can grow while his thoughts
are self-centered. The sympathles OF
the man who thinks only Of himself
are soon dried up. Self consciousness
acts as a paralysis to all expansion,
strangles enlargement, kills aspira'
tion, cripples executive ability The
mind which accomplishes thinks looks
out, not in; it is focused upon Its OBJ
ject, not upon itself.
The Immortal acts have been uncon-
sciously performed. The greatest
prayers have been the silent longings,
the secret yearnipgs Of the heart, not
those which have been delivered fac
ing a critical audience. The daily de.
sire is the perpetual prayer, the prayer
that is heard and answered-0. S.
Marden. In Success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
ArY WIVES AND cHILDREE.
Russian Colony on Point Of starya-
ton Commit Horrible Acts Of Can
nibslism and Then Take
Their Lives.

Sr. PrrKRsBgR0, March 3O.-Hor-
ribIe accounts are reaching ST. Peters
burr Of cannibalism aud starvation
among tribes inhabiting the frozen
Arctic plain Of the Chukchis penir-
sula, at the extremity Of Asia. Most
Of the reindeers died OF starvation
during the winter Of 1904 5, leaving
the inhabitants without means Of
communication or food. During the
last winter whole tribes have died and
members Of the Omolons and OloiYa
tribes, when facing starvation, assem-
bled in council and decided that moth
ing remained but death. They agreed
that each head OF a family should Kill
his wife and children and then COM
NIT suicide. The tribesmen gathered
on a plateau covered with snow and
ice and In the darkness OF the Arctic
winter the Spartan decision was ex'
ecuted, not q single member Of tne
two trlDeS surviving.
Mere revolving stlll is the story oil
what occurred in family Of the iuk'
ahir tribe. A mother and nine OF hei
children having died Of hunger, the
father, a surviving daughter and q
nephew lived upon the remains, and
when they were consumed the father
murdered the nephew.
A Russian named Dolganofi who
went to the region to buy furs report
ed the situation 10 the authorities al
Yakutsk, Siberia. He entered snow
house of a Yukahir family while The
latter were eating the head OF q mur
dered relative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
GIRLS UsURP TEACHERS POWER
Hardin College Maidens Take Charge
of the School and Run Things
to Suit Themselves-A
Day Of.

This year, April list, coming on Sun
day, the Hardin College girls decided
10 have their annual All-fools holiday
on Saturday, March 3ist. On this oc-
caslon il Is customary for the young
women TO attempt to conduct the
school themselves and not allow the
teachers any judgment In the matter,
whatever. Friday Right they an
nounced that the breakfast hour would
be s O'Clock in place Of the usual hour,
7:30 The faculty announced other
wise, and so the next morning when
they called for the morning meal at
8 O'Clock it was not forthcoming and
they vent hungry until lunch Just
after day break some Of the girls ap-
peared upon the campus and gave a
barn yard soiree, which aroused the
whole neighboorhood and made GER
tain members Of the faculty lose their
beauty sleep.
at 10, arrayed in their gymnasium
suits, the entire school paraded the
building and campus with brooms and
dust-pans, presenting scene similar
TO woman suifragist demonstration
in Colorado. All day the Rah-Rah
Maidens had things their own way
and enjoyed attending to the duties Of
the faculty.
In the last few years this school has
has had one OF the best records In
the State for srder, and 1t all Is due tc
the perfect understanding existing be.
tween students and faculty. Young
people must have a good time ard
when it is Innocent fun no objection
ought TO be advanced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
-FOUR Simple RULES.
Follow Them and Health, Happiness
and Prosperity Win be Yours

II one would be healthy, happy and
prosperous, follow these four simple
rules. (ll Keep the bowels open
every day. ~ Chew your food slow
ly and thoroughly ~ Avoid indig-
estible foods. l4l II there are any
symptoms or stomach troubles, take
Mi-o-na before each meal until cured.
No matter how many years you
mag have suffered With stomach tTou-
bles or how worried by sleeplessness,
nervousness, loss OF appetite, furred
tongue, specks before the eFess head
aches. baekaches, weakness and de-
biIity, indigestion or other ills that
are caused by a weak stomach, you
can be cured by the faithful use Of
Mi-o-na.
Mi-o-na Is not fanciful experiment,
it is not patent medicine, it is not a
cure all. 1t is scientific remedy re-
commended but for one trouble
weakness Of the digestive organs. 1t
is a permanent cure, and is sol9 by
Woodbridge & Purdy under a guar
antee that It cost nothing unless it
does all that Is claimed for IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the Post
Once at Mexico, Mo-, for the weei
ending April 5, 1905, which II mol
called for in thirty days will be SEM
to the dead letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in thil
list will please say ''adyertised:'
Blcks, Mrs J Campbell, II Q
Daniels, Florence Daniels, Mrs Anni'
Drake & Threlkeld
Edwards, LIN Farrls, g o
Endor Coal & Coke Co.
Hubert, J johnson, Miriam
Kemp, AT Lawrey, T. q
Murphy, j X Morris, !
Mason, Rev NJ CB
Farmer, Alice Sipple, II G
Mcdonald, We White, f
GEo. II. KUEKEL,
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
$4,000 SEEKING $1,000.
Farmer Spends Fortune in Suit
Against Railroad

KANSAS CRY, No March 3I-Greg-
orY d Mclean, a farmer, testified in
the Circuit Court that In the last four
years be had spent every cent Of bis
modest fortune, $40, 900 In trying to re-
cover compensation for the loss Of six
steers worth $50 Now be Is seeking
permission to continue the suit as a
pzuper the State to pay The costs.
Judge McCune denied his petition.
-Four years ago q neighbor Of bis
shipped carload Of cattle to Kansas
City and six OF MeLean's steers got
mixed up In the bunch. Mclean fol.
lowed the cattle 10 the stockyards here
and recovered three head. Then be
sued the neighbor and recovered the
value OF the other three, s75.
Later be brought suit against the
st. Paul RaiIroad for damagesand ex-
penses incurred 10 making the recoT.
cry. He asks $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
GOVERNOR FOLK In IOWA
A Statement by the Missourian On
Passes and Primaries.

DIS MoIsEs, Ia, April Cover
nor Folk, who arrived here today 70
be present at the Jefferson Day ban
Quet, which viii be beld tonight
dictated an interview for publication
in which he declared that every state
10 the union should enact anti-pass
and statewide prinaY laws. Governor
Folk called upon Governor cummins
at the state house and later 10 the day
addressed the Iowa legislature. Con-
corning the free pass evil Governed
Folk said
aTrrTTrTskse Is the most hideous,
insidIous specie Of bribery and the
sooner the practice is stopped the
better il will be for the public well
fare The primary system is 50 mani
festlY the right, proper and honest
method Of making party nominations
it is hardly necessary 70 comment
on it.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
FOUND A xEw KIND OF GEN
The Stone Resembles The Topaz bat
is Of = Light Blne.

LoSDos, April IA new gem has
been discovered IN Rhodesia- The
stone resembles q topaz and Is Of q
light blue 1t is this feature which
has given the expeEtsczuse for thought
as 10 whether IL is correct of call il ;
topaz The yellOw topaz has been dis
covered In RhodesiA. bat whether the
sky blue stones belong 10 the topaz
class is sGiII doubtful The question
Of value has not been decided. This
Of course, viii depend upon the favor
with which the new stones are re-
csivsd and also On the quantity pro
duced. The stone has been discoser-
ed upon the property of South Afri-
can option syndicate and reference
was made to it the other day Al >
meeting 0f the company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Craddock one hundred dollars Ferris
g. Cauthorn and the Mexico LEDGER
will each give ten dollars per mile for
every mile Of road. All the business
men should see that their name is on
this list before another week passes
When the roads become better then
the movement will be forgotten as in
the past and nothing viii be done un-
I'll next year when the usual amount OF
talking will be heard. The time TO act
was never more pTopitious and it is
indeed possible u push this matter TO
q speedy realization The farmers are
ready TO consider such proposition
and We should strike while the iron
IS bot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
FENCES WERE cHALKED UP.
stanberry Citizens Protest Agai.ss
schoolehildren's Depredations ana
Urge Election Of Competent
Board.

SrANBEREY, Mo, April 2.-stan-
berry citizens, who have suffered from
the moIestations Of school children
returning from their classes, have De-
clared war on the prevalent practice
of having their fences and buildings
defaced by chalk drawings and infan-
tile poetry. So hot have these people
become that the question Of allowing
scholars TO carry chalk away from
class rooms will actually enter into
the election OF a school board to-mor-
row it is urged that only such men
should be elected as wiz see to it that
that In future teachers will be accord
ed places in the schools who will see
to it that no further depredaiions OF
the above nature be perpetrated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

THE Brookfield Mo Agus editor
ially says: MANY Complimentary
things are being said Of Mr.. f W.
Stephens. Of Columbia, in connecting
bis Tame with the goven0rship nomi.
nation By the Democracy two years
hence Mr.. stephens is an ideal Mis-
ssourian, a man Of all round mar
ked ability. As a business man
and journalist bis life has been sue
cess, and bis very name is a synonym
for moral rectitude and high charac-
ter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Of the bondholders and money lend
ers. As a result the personal tar pro
vision is operated inequitably, the far
msr having to pay and the money
lender escaping By perjury. Now,
the governor reasons II the money.
lender aud the bond holder cannot b
forced 70 pay personal taxes on theiI
wealth the farmer should not be made
to pay on his stock and the poor man
on bis household goods. The sueges-
tion is made In the interest Of equity
and justice and for the purpose Of max
Ing perjury less common crime. MI
Swanger's efforts to make an issue oui
Of the matter are founded on a falss
assumption
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

ArTKxTToy Is called 10 the article
in the Mexico Weekly LEDGER Of Ms.
Frank T. Harris living on &. F. d.
7, kexIcn, No, regarding the butter,
eggs fruit, vegetables and meat she
sold during the last four years,
amounting 70 s.. s3l "A, besides having
pientg for home use Mrs. Harris has
a right to Be proud OF her record.
Who can heat its Her statement Il
mast interesting and should be read
By every farmers wife in Audrzir
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Hos. s. II. RUFFUM Saturday sold
the Bnfum telephone system to the
Bel Company. Frank B1fGn IN 3
statement referring 70 this matter
says that he gave the Independent
Company an opportunity to buy be-
fore be sold to the Bell people This
transfer has nothing to do with the
local exchange 10 Mexico, which still
remains the property Of r Y. MOnta-
que.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
STOCK AND Farm NOTES,

B.R- Middleton sold q fine sorreii
horse this week to . party in Nelson.
Nebraska.
q. q. Wilson Of this county, had on
the St. Louis market this week L
steers Of 1910 lbs average that sold q
$50
]. @. Dlggs aud E. J. Shohe were
Audrsin county, No. stockmen vino
had cattle in the seLouis market this
week.
r. w. Hamilton marketed III head
az e..lb Western wethers at St Louis
recently that sold at s5 90
John Brewer this week sold to Ales
Greer a span Of mules for $500, also .
span 10 MI. FairchiId, Of Illinois, fol
$500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Ned Powell, Of this city. who re.
Gently bought fne 90o-acre farm near
hartinsburg. vlsitsd home folks Sun
day. Ned and his brother. Drake,
will batch" this summer down on
the farm unless one Of them breaks
loose from the strenuous life and takes
unto himself wife. Both Ned and
Drake are energetic Young men, both
Of whom would make ideal husbands.
Tbey are very progressive. Dill
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
Wireless Tel.gu,,,

George W Vaughn is ai l
Hotel in this city In the \
the American de Forest VII
egraphy Company. Nj. w
stock for sale in this !,
5000 per share for preiers.
for common.
Mr.. Vaughn says that ,
nstatlou will be establlshS !,
sometime soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
4 HIsrORICAL DESK.
on. That Has Been Identified .l.,'.s WIN
o.' Ermhsr 1 Il Prominent hsziee
Lawyers Could Tell Macy In
tsresting Stories

,.noxp representatlve called re-
..1.iv : ls',, nooD Attorney John T. BAKER.
ss .,sSss law osfce is IN the COuss ho1s.'
's,,s wa Prosecuting ATTORNEY John =.
n.a.r n,.n .Da M. baker drew bis a'ten.
IL, ~ - an I'D fashioned desk that naa
snst net received a fresh coat q sa1nes, 'a,.
!. 4, xss ,s a ordinary oblOug desk VITA "
.s.son = holss and sffent that ~hen s.
S,ss,', SoSn vas used as writing board. =
sOg,1 4 ss,a,,t seYenty.fve years old ana ~ =
beep the property Of sols =
~ ~ coun,v,s most prominsnt iawyess,
T,e T desk was irst in the possession 4, Z.
Judgs william o, Forrest, one q @ ~
,,'o.s s urominent and best aticras5s
~, .', IN Audrain county Judge ~.
rs.t' was a member os tae local Oa' Y. I.
ssxssen ~ years and rseognized as one g
,ns ~ .hIest members of his pFoiessl0a y
- ~ ,h,s section Of the state. Aitet ni'
death ". ". FrY fell heir, a. y Nel,' .'l..
d the desk and 1t was ased eoatleu
NV durine bis early practice. Latel
Rhodes Cay. who was Representala'' WV
from this county and q most prom's'., \
member Of the local bar, used ~ Y
| L nov the property Of Ar ofesI a. ~
lMr. Baker and the list Of men y -
faithfully served grows apaee = ,.',i. IN
GOES onward in It's never ending n'sn.
the stories that this reliet of ihe ,.. pss
could tell il endowed With the aollll'
70 speak, no doubt, could till sciumo
With interesting stories acd taies I
the past. Such articles AZ tnls -
Iuossess histories should be pieseise'
and their biography kept tnat iusui'
generations conld enjoy them ana :
lean more yividly the days when W
country vas younger, and things we'
nat in such fuished.state Of ciyillsa
tion as to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
LIVE STOCK xABr,
"WEDNESDAY, April A.
Hogs %, 700 5 lower
Mixed 8 35(66 81
Light 6s5a857 Q
Rough 0 SO(as.4o.
Heavy 6@ae57
Cattle 10000, steady
Sheep 2. 700 steady

Mrs MOllie Bright, Of Hi.
TO the we'll to draw a bucss \
Saturday and had Just st,r,|
the floor OF the well wbsD NJ n
caved in, but fortuns,|
Bright escaped without ~
Mrs. Bright was forme,lv M
Holt, and has many rbel
friends in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST co,
MEuco. NO.
CITY COUNCIL PASSES
SALARY ORDINANCE.
Ordinance Raising Aliownnos TOR
Prison Board From Forty to
Fifty Cents Per Day Alsc
Passed Telsphans Fran-
chixs Granted.

The city council met Monday night
in Adjourned session, Mayor Jones
presiding and al members present ex-
cept Mr.. Potts
An amendment 10 the ordinance
accepting the paving on jefferson
street vas given the 6rst and second
reading.
Mr.. Bnckner Of the Claim COM
mittee reported bills to the amount
Of 500. .s5 which were allOwsd BY The
cOuncII.
The following protest against paw
ing the alley in block three was re-
ceIyed by the council. 1--WE the un-
dersigued, owning property adjacent
to the alley in block three, Original
Mexico protest againt paving said
alley.
W. z. Trzughber, 60 feet
Z. VI. Bourne, 30 feet
Joseph B. Botkin, 90 feet
o. Poisson, 60 feet
Joseph D. Pratt, % feet
Alfred Larsen, 50 feet
On motion Of Mr.. Surber the tele
phone ordinance was laid over
The ordinance, authorizing the Fin
ance Committee To borrow $500, in-
trodueed by Mr. Buckner, was giyer
two readings.
The ordinance granting franchise
TO the Laddonia, Rush Hill and Mex
leo rani0n Telephone Company wa
given the third reading and passed.
The ordinance, increasing the sal
aries Of the Marshall. Collector, Clerk
Attorney and night police was put be
fore the council and passed.
The ordinance raising the amour
paid for prison beard from fort.
cents 10 afty cents per day was ais
passed, after which the council ad
journed TO meeting Tuesday night a
1 4 O'Clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05
W. 8. Hathaway Better.

W. S. Hathaway Is c0nsideren some
better to-day. Though still unable TO
talk, no other part Of bis body has
been ailllcted and his physicians are
hopeful that be will soon recover bis
power Of speech.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

TIE Chicago s. Alton By. Co. is az
ranging 70 enlarge its yards Just east
OF their new station A movement 10
purchase Mr.. SeIlard's property and
other real estate viii likely be closed
within a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-04-05

Ah- duppafus VINO nas been III az
the home Of Marion WoFiey for two
months, was able, Sunday, to be taken
70 the home Of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Hanson, on East Promenade
street Mrs Hubbard Is % years old
and Is remarkably strong. both In
body and mind, for one Of her years.