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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13

while they were engaged with these tie
other two slipped round and tried tho
door. only to find II fast. Then they
also turned Upon tho brethren, thinking
to take the key from of their bodies.
At the first rush two Of the fedais went
down beneath the sweep Of the long
swords, but inter that tho murtlerers
would not como close. and while some
engaged them In front others strove to
pass and stab them from behind. In
deed, n blow from one Of their long
knives fell upon Godwin's shoulder, but
the good mail turned 1t.
"Give way" he cried to wulf. 'or
they will best U.S."
So suddenly they gave way before
them TIL their backs were against the
door, and there they stood, shouting for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13

it with her voice from the gate above
the narrow way. Between them STOOD
a table inlaid with ivory and pearl.
wherein the dust from the street had
gathered through the open lattice. Ma
SCUBA leaned over and with her fore
finger wrote a single Arabic letter in
the dust upon the table, then passed
her hand across it.
Rosamund's breast heaved twice or
thrice and was still. Then she asked:
"Why did not you, who are free, go
with him?"
Because he prayed me to bide here
and watch over the lady whom he loved.
So to the death ! watch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13
CHAPTER XVIII.

"A RANY a day had gone by since
F" tho brethren babe farewell
XVA to Rosamund at Damascus.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13

CHAPTER XVII.

AT The court Of Saladin Goodwin
IA and Wulf were treated with
"a much honor. A house was
given them TO dwell i'm and
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13


just finished transplanting 100
acres of cabbage plants and that
the plants are large, fine ones,
with every prospect of making a
fine winter crop. Mr.. Champion
also says that the second crop of
corn is just now in roasting ear
and that the yield will be very
heavy. He tells US T. J. Hooks of
La Blanca has 100 acres of second
crop corn and that the field is a
picture, being now in full bloom
and fruit.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13
Relationship.

We have never been able to
determine the exact relationship
existing between the fool who
rocks the boat and the person who
throws the banana peel on the
sidewalk, but they are probably
double first cousins. Houston
Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13

A girl hardly ever gets old
enough to remember what hap
pened when she was a little girl if
it was more than 20 years back
New York Press.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13

The hands of criminals as well
as their heads are photographed in
some German cities for purposes
of Identification.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13

Two-thirds of the $4,000 inhab-
itantS of Jerusalem are Jewes and
many of them have blonde hair.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13
That Beautiful Gloss

comes from the varnish in Devoe's
Varnish Floor Paint; costs cents
more a quart though. Sold by
Frontier Lumber Co.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

at HERALD once q
Export manifest blanks on sal
at THE HERALD office.
Just received a car load of Irisl
potatoes at Louis Kowaiski's.
Elsewhere see the al of w. o
Coleman in today's HERALD.
For sALE-Bright, fresh alfalfa
Just received. NJ. BEsTETRo.
Rooms for rent in Combe build
ing, southern exposure. CLIFF
TEE HERALD has export mani,
fest blanks on sale in any quantity
Weather: Tonight, showers
warmer. Sunday, light southerly
winds.
The many friends of Jose Celaya
will be pleased to learn that his
condition is much improved and
his physician states that it is Only
a question of few weeks until he
will be restored to good health.
A special train carrying General
Agent Porter, left for the Point
this morning, he going down for
the purpose of paying off the la
borers at work on the new hotel.
This is the first pay day since work
began.
HELP WANTED-The Publish
ers of Good Housekeeping Maya
zine want representatives, both
local and to travel. They pay very
liberal commissions and also give
large cash prizes. For terms write,
giving references, to Good House
keeping, Agency Dept, Spring
field, Mass.
We are informed by Mayor
Combe that the drainage work in
the upper or northern portion of
town is about completed, and that
the next work to be done will be
the draining of that portion around
the Y of railroad below the passen-
ger depot. After this is completed
attention will be given to Elizabeth
street.
Brick laying for the foundation
of the hotel at Point Isabel was
commenced yesterday, there being
eight thousand brick laid and work
will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible. From what we can learn the
building, when completed, will be
quite a handsome structure and
will certainly be a drawing card
for the Point.
The telegraph line reached the
stockpens in the edge of town last
night and at 3 o'clock this even
ing was at Maltby's corner on
Levee street on their way to the
Office, which they expect to reach
this evening. We were i'll error
yesterday i'll stating that the
line was completed to Bay City,
for it is completed to Robstown
only, though they are working on
the other end of it, rushing it
through to Bay City as fast as pos
sible.
There was quite a sensation at
the depot this morning just before
the GAS pulled out and beyond a
doubt some of the natives who were
there are in hiding yet. A short
time before the train pulled out we
saw a procession of carts and con-
zseyances Of all sorts coming to-
wards the depot at snail pace each
one apparently heavily laden. Our
first guess was a funeral, but on a
nearer approach we discovered it
to be, what we judged, arms and
munitions of war. Then it was that
people round about took fright and
silently stole away. We naturally
concluded that it was a revolution
airy outfit organized for the over
throw of some government. and as
naturally therefore, wished to starrd
from under. We have not seen as
much war material and camp equip
age since Fort Brown was aban-
doned and didn't know there was
=
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-10-13
PERSONALS.

for short trip to Kingsville.
Pete Champion arrived today
from his ranch and is still in town
Miss Kate Edwards of Santa
Maria was in town doing shopping
today.
W. o. King and wife of Olmitc
spent the day in town between
trains.
John St. John left this afternoon
for several days trip on the For
ldyce branch.
John G. Fernandez left for
Hidalgo this evening on a short
business trip.
Geo. Seaman, railroad agent at
Point Isabel, came up this morning
on business trip.
Capt. w. Reed of the Brazos
Life Saving station, was an arrival
in town this morning.
Ford Dix, shoe drummer from
San Antonio, took his departure
this morning after being here sev-
eral days.
Chas. Whatcraft left this morn
ing for his home at Indianapolis,
Ind, after looking over the coun-
try several days.
For SALE:-Large assortment of
house hold goods, consisting of bed
room sets, chair, tables, etc. Apply
to Mrs. M. Douglas.
Lyman Russell of Guthrie Cen
ter, Iowa, and E. J. Anderson of
Yale, Iowa, two prospectors were
outgoing passengers this morning.
A. P. Moore, representing the
Woods Electrical company at Hous-
ton, was an arrival on last nights
train and expects to remain several
days.
]. T. Holloway and R. Ross
Holloway, who have recently pur-
chased land at Raymondville, were
visitors to the city last night. re-
turning home this morning.
E. L. Caldwell of Corpus Christi,
representing the implement house
of E. H. Caldwell, arrived last
evening from up river points and
is today busy taking orders for that
well known firm.
w. L. Lipscomb and wife of
Hidalgo were passengers down Oh
the train Mr.. Lipscop1b returned
home this afternoon, but Mrs. L.
remained for a visit of several days
to her mother. Mrs. NJ. Dougherty.
P. H. Swearingen, of San An
tonic, president of the Reagan
Round Bale company, after spend
ing yesterday here, left for home
this morning Mr.. S. was here for
the purpose of setting forth the adj
vantages of the round bale over
the old-style square, and so con-
vincing was his argument that the
Planters Ginning company have
decided to add the round bale to
their plant.
Frank Lopez, an erstwhile
Brownsville boy, arrived last even
ing on a week visit to his mother
and sister. Pancho, as we all are
wont to call him, left Brownsville |
about twelve years ago, going to
Beaumont, where, for ten years he
was in the employ of one of theI
leading banks there as book keeper. |
Two years ago he was offered a |
more lucrative position with the
Evangeline Oil Company, and since
then has been with them, with |
headquarters at Jennings, La.
Mrs. Emma George and Albert
Ashenberger, her brother, came in |
last night from Corpus, to which |
place they have recently moved |
from San Diego. to see their moth
er, Mrs. Katherine Ashenberger. |
Mrs. Ashenberger has been very |
sick for several days and the son
and daughter were summoned to
her bedside. THE HERALD is glad /
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
TAINTED WATER CAUSES
SICKNESS ON RANCH.

Some tainted water on the goat
ranch Of w. y. Ritter in the Hnrru
mountains has laid low the occupants
OF the ranch with typhoid fever. There
were four men on the ranch. and all
were seized with the fever they are
w. \. Ritter. who IL nos GONZALES.
cent bis uncle. y. r. Ritter who was
brought TO the Ladies' hospital IN
Silver City last week. and who ie seri.
ously ~: James Edgagd who " also
confined In the hospital and sFho q
sllll quite m. and "Iip' Clouet who
was taken lll thig week. nnd IS con
1ncd 60 his home al Ilordabufg None
81 them are Ia a dangerous c1ndi'
ton. and with careful nursing their
recovery ~ looked for. The water
which caused al the trouble Is rum
uing water. that 10, L was diverted
from p running stream Into a small
pool that had been dug Tor tina pur.
pose The pool was unprotected from
the goats. and Il ls presumed That
they tainted the water There is a
wen en- the ranch. but q Is only a
few yards from tho goat pens and che
water was NOT considered nt 90 drink
aud pending the completion oi the
new wen, the occupants of the ranch
had dug tho pool, into which they a.
vurtCd water from a nearby stream
The experiment was a costly one W
doctors bills, hut they are al glad
90 escape With their llvea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
MARKET LETTER


Special Correspondence.
Kansas city, Mo-. June Cattle
Receipts last week amounted 20
$4,000 head. an increase u 1000 over
tho previous week. and the market
closed the week with an advance OF
See 10 l5o On killlus auH. cowa show.
ink the taat Saln. with common and
medium grades only shade better
than the close of the previous week.
The receipts were evenly disttbntcd
aii through che wtch aud a. che pack.
ora saw from day % day that che as.
iiafiun about tAo cundiiiun ~ thDir
plants and methods was not hurting
trade much they gained confidence.
and ~ Friday everybody was keen
fisr cattle. and che small supply sold
sharply higher All hands wero
elsely cleaned up last week and ready
Fog liberal purchases Of cattle today.
20 that the heavy run Of 1900 heed
WAS welcome. and sold readily az ays
GRACE steady prices. Hiockeua ana
feeders huW0ger. are moi selling Ia
line with killing cattle. the marlgst
on them being Gun and dTaeTv since
last Wednesday. Including today. when
prices ara from toe 90 40 lower than
d week ago The weakness "a mainly.
because uf the abaence ~ buycfa. who
are kept al home by urgent farm mat.
teFH Practically nothing from che
range country has arrived for several
days. gfaaa steers from Texas aeiilng
~ fS25 % "a COWS. 1885 tu IS. bulls,
the same price; Ted oowg and hciforn
Va tho native diVi1ioH. f3.25 to 400
sleefs, ft.6o % e5.6b. aAd siocheta
and feeders. 1886 % $3.50.
Lambs made D hlF Jump upWasd
The latter half ~ laai Wceh. clipped
westerns noR being Worh $3.50 81
spring lambs. $3.50 90 81. Arizona
clipped grass lambs cold to-day nt
sGfs. the hiehest ga record here, Ari-
zona yeafilnas sgz6. TeKas muii0ns.
$3.50 90 $685. goats 1886 o. 3.55. The
su0ply last week was iho smallest ZOE
many weeks. being 81 600 head. The
ran Today Was 5000 and che mariet
% STRONG a. zoe hiNhor Range mut.
tons and lambs started tie na8aon
h'sh. bat predictions 81 a docnno have
nnt come truo as sea. Dos fact che out.
look e. rood for present prices % be-
maintained.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

SPECIAL luiitan unutneri
Waahlngton. y. G.. June ID. no say
chat Washington Waa surprised hV
iho announcement that Senator Crane
bad become onEaEod 90 Josephine.
bcarfmnn 81 go put fhe case mildly.
Washington was ioliod
The surprise was caused hY iha
Crane feature Of the analr Murray
Crane was supposed go BE- Immune.
he came 90 Washington with a rpnu.
tuition for Immunity ne had been
WlaoWer for On many ycaiE aH 10 taboH
q baby % become n aiAlwarl man with
2 heavy beard. During an those Years.
Murray Crane has nor looked 81 a
woman.
IN western Massachusetts there s.
q tradition that Murray Crane lnco
spoke 60 an eligible Firl nut Ia
recorded that ho biuahod and lmme-
dintely fed He declined an Invita-
inEai and sidQatenpcd any hincfinnh
where ladies were 20 De present
re j. an unofficial dovofea Of the
SIMPLE life. He requires ittlc 10 make
MIN happy A box Of nll-ioharco
cigarettes and a deck Of cards Ia fho
company OF the rotlrod doctor ANA
me local hardware merchant suffice
Ia Washington he has boon d.Helont
lie was swept into the current of mto
legislation. lio Was grappied hy 'ho
rich Senator koau Of Nov Jorset ia
was entertained "a the koau tn
tluni ana through che KCan riafera
met ihe noardman glrs the INTER-
are 81 the iall and dashIne sort l'hoy
ride play bridge and do thlnns mat
make the Old ladies 800 up ana vino
their glasses.
For example. u Is related thai ono
OF Miss Josephinaa admirers wns ne.
CURED by her 90 ride his horse into
'he banquet room of the Chevy Cbaeo
club while a dinner was IN proereas
The lady wanted excitement. and
feared the young man lacked dash.
Nov e Is asked. will Murray Crane
start doing stunts like thatg Muir
Iay u MOI much at rough house things
re is great IN the thinking act. But
ne has no more aroirdupola than a
jockey, and he oata somewhat less
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Myers wept The lmminence OF 4
terrible fate seemed % Impress her
Tor the iirg time. Protesting her In
noconro. as usual. despite the most
convincing chain OF circnmalaniinl
evidence. backed by tlo confession %
Hoffman, she sobbed with toar-aiain-
81 checks an appeal f-r help the lrst
she has made
"a know the women are against
me-, she said; they are harder on
me than che mon don't sen how
they can act ao ] never would say
n thing against aHoiher woman II
could not say something good,
would keep still
but yielding 30 che enlreatiea 81
her mother Aggie Myers penned ITO
The Women" her cry for help
Mrs.. Myers always has maintained
thnt negro burglars alcw her hus-
hand. and that she tainted while he
was nghiing thoHi. Hoffman says
be and AREic wanted 20 marry and
decided 10 remove the only obstacle.
Here Is tho story 81 the crime, ~ ac-
ceptod by the law
Myers was AZ home. sick III bed,
the woman Jet Hoffman into the
house "a midnight ana che scheme
vas for him a. brain Myers with q
single blow ilut u glanced on. and
AiyefH fought like q demon "Help
me. honey" Sc called % hia wife
Fer hngNcr was 90 stab him n the
back with aclsaoFa and 20 fetch hia
razor, with Which she and Hoffman
ainahed fhe husband iaarfally He
died On his own blood Ia & corner 81
Ms cosy cottage.
No popular rympgihy for Mrs N.Y.
egg has appeared iu Kansas CITY
whore the details Of tho case arc we'll
known. but with the approach N iha
date 81 hanging. women'n clubs
throughout the state may seek cEocu-
tive elemency fnsm Governor FOLK.
solely ON the ground thaf Missouri
should MOI apply the extreme pens
atty 90 n w0man
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
LOST VALUABLE HORSE
NgfMF 70 A EfuU

N'caHaf MauInes i0ai valuable
horse. Saturday evening. says The Las
Vegas Optic prudenclo Marines
took tho horse 90 ride 60 the Are and
was goiuR 90 q hard eailOp near the
Normal university, when the horse
stumbled and foil. breaking one oi "a
logs Tho boy wes ihroWn over Gee
head. but was unlnlured. Might Po-
llccmah Davis shot the horse threc
times IN the head before n veterinary
had time 60 examine o.. but % Is said
that the break was such that the les
could have been set Mt Martinez
was going 20 sell the animal on Sum
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
CHANGE IN BUSINESS MAN.
kGEMENT or PRINTING Off

The iHt of July, 8 Il, May retiros
from the business management Of the
Tucumcari Printing company. havlnE
leased hts interest Ia tho stock ct the
company 60 ~ w. Hicks. who will
come into the company and control
year With privilege OF buying or TO-
leasing at che expiration Of that time.
w W. Hicks has been In Nays em-
ploy Tor four yoara and has proven
himself not only a printer of more
than ordinary ability but a trust
worthy and capable BUSINESS man. Tie
win leave next week Ca Wait his par-
enta nj BrOwnWOod. Tex for a few
days. after which he Will return and
resume his place az foreman Of the
sob rooms of this once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
CRITICIZED LAUNpREss
AND WAS SHOT

The laundry proposition over o.
Dawson seems 20 be ~ bad as Il is
anywhere else Ia the territory, says
the Ration Range The other day
Nlcholi Albrachl went 80 his washer
woman for his shirt, ana apparently
the work on u dld not suit Nlcholi.
An altefoaiion followed. and the wo-
man, 90 prove that she was right and
he had no business % criticize her,
aho, the Italian In the back The shot
severed the spinal cord, and the Ital-
Ian was taken go tho hospital al Tria-
dad. helpless. Ht D. conscious an the
time, bus cannot move a muscle below
tho shoulders. The case ii attracting
she attention of tho medical fraternity
and the injured man will be taken 10
the MinnoQua hospital al Pueblo, and
every effort win be made 10 save hts
Use. 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
BRICK ooMPANY's ElRs

Fire Saturday ulFht destroyed the
machinery building and ONCE 81 enc
las Vegas brick ynrda. says che Optic
Il b said n Mexioan who discovered
the blaze could have CxtinEuiahed 4
onsliy with a buckotiul ol water. had
he The presence of mind by Ne time
the ere alarm was turned ln tS5 Tho
ilromon had q stream Of water play
ing on the flames che structure was O
roaring furnace. A stream of wnter on
the burning building only seemed d
add fuel 10 ih2 flames. ]. NJ. Ireland
proprietor Of che brick yards, Is ln ihs
east, az the present time, and q y NOT
known what she property loss VIII
amount Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
NEW DAILY PAPER
FOR al oRE Antgn

The last issue OF the Globe Register
contsina statement by Editor Me-
Cuilom TO the effect thai the Register
hed been SOLD 10 10 N. Buck. who will
merge the Register into the Daily
Iolegram, and g.ye Globe ita nrst
daily newspaper Mr.. Buck ID 4 woli
known newspaper man. having edited
the Naeo Budget for the past yaar. II
y not known whether Editor Buck
vii continue his Cochiso county pub
LEGATIONS or not
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Territorial court win probably be
adjourned for the term yesterday. says
ihe Optic The grand jury, which was
discharged Saturday, reported that g
had been in session fof twelve DAYS
and returned thirteen true bills The
report states that there wore few vio
lailUna of the criminal statutes ln thit
county and that peace and good order
prevailed They found fhe iail clear
and in a sanitary condition, and stated
thaf The prisoners had no complaint
fn make lu regard Co either treatment
cr food. The report was fignod by
Santiago Muye. foreman. and Iuaf
Silva. secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Kansas CITY No. June i2.-wiil inc
great state OF Missouri hang the
Young woman Of comparatively at
tractiYe appearance aud OF fair educ
cation. convicted OF what the supreme
court terms the foulest deed in thG
criminal annals OF Missouri
Tho execution Of Miss Agile Myers
q set for June o. "The womah Of
iron" the police or Kansas City call
her. because Of her calmness under
circumstances which would drive
most women mad ur to suicide And
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

body has lost count
He "a VERY Qaloi about bis financing.
aa he Is about hla politics BE pro-
fera 20 pui hia holdings ~ gomohOdy
clao'a name. Ercn when e ID a char-
ity he does this
One political coup executed since
be came % Washington % enough
alone % cniitic Crane 10 a place Ia
the hail Of fame This ~ tho CONVEX
sion ~ President Rockwell 10 tho
broad court review feature 90 tho rato
OH. and the reconciliation uf the
proBidont 20 the Aidrich bunch IN tho
senate. How Crane did it nobody VIII
ever know But no did.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
rHE WRONG way

Tuesday morning. about 40 o'clock.
William n Smith was found dead IN
bis home, about q half mile distant
from Skull valley station on the 5. u.
~ a r. with the entire right side OF
his head blown 90 pieces. says the
Prescott Journal Miner.
From the surroundings. h appeared
that tac deceased rushed into his
house 90 Eet his Winchester from q
number oi other guns IN the corner Is
one of the rooms Ia pulling the
wesFsa towards him 4 was aecldeni-
ally discharged. the bullet striking
him IN The right temple. completely
destroying the right side OF the heed.
Prom the nature of the wound, death
must have been inslaianenuH
The theory ~ the accident given By
a member Of tho coroueF's Jury q that
when no started 90 pull the gun a.
wards him the hammer had been down
on the firing pin. and getting Ia con.
tact with some obstacle. became dis
charged.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

than q moth miller. He drinks not 40
an.
hut DO can make paper. and money,
he never Invests IN losing prop
osltion, aud q paying enc never geia
BY him
For example be % today the largest
single Biockhnlder N the telephone
monopoly He and bis father had the
foresight 90 recognize n good thing
when AleA. Graham Bell was a
struggling pfOlessorinvnnior They
invested about $4,000 Ia what
was then regarded az $ bareenrained
dream. Thai $4,000 has doubled a.
self So many times since THAI every.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
MISS ELLIS RESIGNS
FROM NORMA

Miss sara ELLIS. who Tor the last
eve years has been teacher 81 Eng
iish : niho New Mexico Normal school
az Silver City. has retired fnom thai
position and will retire from teach
ing. dovotlng her time Go her aged
mother recently widowed. They viii
reside IN Parsons. Kan, the family
home During her residence az Sil
we'd City Miss Ellis has ondoared her
self 20 en- with whom she came Ia con
tact. aud eaoh will feel sense 81
peTgonal loss In her leaving Hel
work Ia the normal has been charac
teFized ny thurouEhness and effective
ness and the peculiar niche she occu
pied IN the affections and esteem 81
the students WIN Be hard "a nm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

the woman Of IRON sao has remained
during the two years since she and
her paramount, che 90 favored, aquint-
eyed cook, Frank Hoffman, 6fai were
charged with she murder OF AFFie'a
husband whose chief aim 10 life
seemed 90 have been 20 Keep her
happy and Contented.
Only once has The woman weaken
"a. u was when her mother. Mira
Brock. called gpon her in tne san az
Liberty Mo, and bemoanod ihe af-
hrmail0n 81 the death sentence. AIRS.