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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
$500 BEER Men
OUT ON STRIKE
BREWERS REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE
NEW UNION AND ORDER TO
QUIT FOLLOWS.
POLICE ARE ON GUARD
Wyoming Street station SENDS 100 Pa.
trolmen 70 the Various Plants
Court Decision 10
Cited.

St. Louis. Mo.--About $500 brew.
cry workers went on strike short.
ly after noon Tuesday. after the brew.
ers, had informed the delegation OF
union men at a joint conference that
their demands TO reinstate the dis.
charged men and renounce August
Priesterbach's faction OF drivers was
I rejected.
At the AnheuserBusch plant It was
reported that 90 drivers. 300 freight
handlers and ESQ other brewery work.
ers quit at noon. This. added 70 the
500 bottlers who left their jobs Mon.
day, makes a total OF nearly 1900 out
there.
The engineers at Anheuser-B Busch
plant did not leave their work. The
striking workmen were replaced par
tally by 400 new men. Some OF these
are not connected with unions, but
they win be unionIzed as soon as pos.
sible, Mr.. Busch says. The brewery
viii be kept going. II Is said.
Police, Preserve Order.
The Wyoming Street District sent
100 patrolmen 10 the breweries to pre-.
serve order. Their beats were cared
for by officers assigned from. head.
quarters.
The conference between Joseph
Proebstle and A. Huebner OF CincIn.
natl. representing the United Brewery
Workmen OF America. and the officers
OF the "a breweries affected took place
at IL a. m. in the offices OF the st.
Louis Brewing Association. VAIN
wright building.
There the officers OF the national
organization presented the matter
from thier standpoint, while the brew.
cry representatives explained their DO.
sition.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
SHOOTS WIDOW, KILLS SELF.
Jealous Lovers Crime Committed IN
Presence Of Young Girl.

Chicago. ill-Mrs. Minnie Heiss
a willow. Is diving at the Chi.
cago Polytechnic institute from three
bullet wounds. the victim OF a double
love tragedy, in which her assailant.
Charles Weidman. a spurned sutton.
shot himself dead at her feet. Weld
man had been a frequent visitor ut the
Heiss home.
The tragedy was enacted In the
presence Of Esther. i5.year-old daugh-
ter OF the woman. Mrs. Heiss stag.
gered and fell at the first FIRE and was
caught In the arms Of her daughter.
who heroically tried TO save her moth.
er's life. Weidman fred two more
bullets at the woman, and then SHOT
himself behind the right ear. He died
later at the Alexian Brothers hospital.
WeidmRn Is believed to have been
prompted TO end the woman's life
through Jealousy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
WILL PAY INDEMNITY
CHINA OFFERS TO PAY DAMAGES
TO Jap GOVERNMENT.
STEAMER IS TO Be RELEASED
For Error In Selling Steamer Chinese
VIII Give $4,000, but
Retain Arms.

Pekin--The negotiations looking
to a settlement of the difficulty
between China and japan grow.
ing out OF the seizure by China Of the
Japanese steamer Tatsu Maru are
making favorable progress. The Chi
nese foreign board Saturday approved
the draft OF a document In which Chi
na accepts the proposals made by ia.
pan Friday. China will pay japan a.
400 yen (about SO. 700) and retain the
arms that form the cargo OF the Tatsu
Maru. and she will also pay about
10000 taels demurrage on the steamer.
II Is expected that the Tatsu Maru
will be released March l6. In addt
ton. Japan agrees to adopt and in.
force strict regulations to prevent fu.
ture traffic In arms and ammunition
from Japan into China. but she re-
fused to include the territory OF Macao
In this limitation.
China will soon take up negotiations
with Portugal regarding the contra
band traffic at Macao. She hopes that
an accurate delimitatIon OF Portuguese
water at Macao now will be secured
and that the gambling for which Ma
Gao Is notorious, as well as the Snug
Cling done through that port may be
materially restricted.
Mikado's Ministry Defeated.
Tokio--Gensral election returns
indicate the overthrow OF the
present ministry as practical GER
tainty. Marquis Katsura will be the
next premier. There is much specula.
ton concerning Foreign Minister Hay
ashi's successor English Ambassador
Komura probably will be chosen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
PRINCE TO FOLLOW NINE. GOULD
Paris Certain wedding viii Result, IL
Il Has Not Already Taken Place.


Paris-Prince Hello de Sagan IL
10 sail for New York. accord.
ing 10 reliable authority. either from
Havre Saturday night or from Cher
bourg Monday.
The Prince was believed for several
days to be already on the ocean, a pas.
senger aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
or perhaps on the Adriatic. on which
Nine. Anna Gould and her sons sailed
He turned up In Paris. however.
Friday afternoon. II has been impOs-
sibIe 10 secure from him any state
ment concerning reports that he has
already married Nine. Gould-repOrts
which the latter has emphstically de-
MED.
The fact tina, he Is 10 follow her to
America confirms Paris society In its
belief. however. that though there may
be no wedding as yet. Nine Gould IS
on her way TO secure her famlly's con
sent 10 the alliance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
LONE BANDIT GOT s2AO.
Robber Left All Checks, Drafts and
Stoke he Found In Mail.

Spokane. Wash.-The train rob
Der who oyerpowered the rail.
way mail clerks and ransacked the
registered mail on the Great North.
ern westbound train early Sunday
morning between Bonners Ferry, Ida
no. and Spokane, secured only S2.4O
for his six hours work. according to
the statement OF the postoffice inspec.
tors. There was not . single con-
signment OF currency from banks In
the mails, and the robber left all the
checks, drafts and stocks he found In
the mail. as well as the jewelry. Ev
cry letter has been checked over with
the exception Of one from a small
eastern town and this may have con
tanned IS or $40. No trace OF the
robber has been found.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Arreated On rraud chnrna.

81. Paul, Minn.--samuel A. Phil.
lips. seenral manager OF the Great
Western Fiscal Agency. was az.
rested Tuesday ON a warrant sworn
out by c. @. Houpt. United States
district attorney. charging him with
using the mails 10 defraud. He was
arraigned before United States Court
Commissioner Spencer and held In
$4,000 bond, which was furnished by
Andrew Llndholm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
What Congress is Doing

The purchase Of three new steam
Golfers with a coal-carrying capacity
OF 1000 tons. at a cost each Of s525,.
600. was agreed TO Friday by the
house committee on naval affairs.
The bill to require the transpOrta.
ton OF materials and supplies TO be
used In the construction OF the Pan.
ANA canal in ships Of American reg
lister was passed by the senate Fri
day. As amended the bill exempts
from the restrictions ports In which
no American vessels are to be secured
for shipping goods. Another amend.
ment provides that bids for supplies
shall be accepted. naming alternative
prices for shipment In American or
foreign ships. Senator Bacon claiming
that such an amendment vas neces-
sary in order TO allow bidders for fur.
nishing lumber to compete successful
ly.
Carrying the largest appropriation
bill In all it's hlstory-S2?2. II 90. 392-
the postoffice appropriation bill Fri
day passed the house. having been
under discussion fourteen days. This
il Sl.425. 900 more than was reported
by the committee. Chairman over.
street. when the reading Of the bill
had been concluded. waged a vigor
GUS fight on the proposition to in
.~-~~D~~~-~.-.~~~~N~-~~
Guarantee Company. Mrs. Farmer
said she went TO call at Jorgensen's
office. where she met Mrs. Davenport,
and the two came to blows. but size
remembered nothing more.
Doctor Tried TO Deceive Police.
When the police called on Jorgen'
sen he first denied any knowledge Of
trouble between the two women, but
the police later found Mrs. Davenport
In a room above the doctors Office.
Jorgensen then said. the two women
fought In his office. but that he had
seen no knife, and that after the fight
was over Mrs. Farmer entered her
buggy and drove away.
Before becoming unconscious Mrs.
Farmer said that when she entered
the Doctors Office Mrs. Davenport
was there and accused her OF trying
TO win the doctors love.
The buggy In which Mrs. Farmer
was found was in the middle OF the
street, where the horse had stopped.
several squares from the Farmer
home.
The husband Of Mrs. Davenport says
his wife was formerly in an asylum
In Kansas. and that he knew this
when he married her.
Recently Mrs. Davenport caused a
sensation by an attack on a young
stenographer In her husbands Off'ce.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
POISON IN STEEL
ANARCHISTS WARN CHICAGO
MAYOR AND POLICE HEADS.
SAMPLES SENT THROUGH MAIL
Revolver Constructed TO shoot Deadly
Mlssllss holselessiy Into
Marked Persons.

Chicago, Ill.--sensational letters,
threatening a novel and hIdeous
form OF assassination, have recently
been received by Mayor Busse. Chief
OF Police shippy and Assistant Chief
Schuettler.
Information of this form OF activity
OF the lawless element continuing in
the city followed the arrest wednes.
day OF mysterious individual who
created q disturbance at the mayors
residence shortly after midnight. The
man, who gave his name as Nouby
Slice, has not given a satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION OF bis intentions, and Is
locked up pending further investlga.
ton.
The threatening letters received By
the city officials inclosed a dozen or
more steel points. They were smooth,
bright and sharp. The letter 10 the
mayor was written In n good. regular
hand, and couched In grammatical. II
terrible, terms.
The writer said he was one of a
number OF persons banded together 10
Kill the mayor and other officials. A
revolver, he said. had been constructed
to shoot cartridges composed OF steel
points. samples Of which we're in.
closed. The shooting would be noise.
less. and the steel points. the writer
said, were dipped in deadly poison
BY means Of this gun a dose of the
poison could be shot into the system
OF the Intended victim and death
would ensue almost At once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26

Des Molnes, Iowa-Des Moines
Is facing coal famine. u.
April every mine in the state Of
Iowa viii close down. Not a ton Of
coal will be mined. Just how long
the mines will remain closed can not
be told now. but coal dealers belIevs
that the shutdown will be for a
month at the very least. Every min
ing company in this city IL storing its
coal now. Factories and large con-
sumers o. coal have prepared for tho
shutdown. Many Of them have leased
extra ground and for some time have
been storing the coal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Stole aema Worth s1ss. oon

San Francisco, Call. Edward
Boeck. a New York jewelry buy
err wanted in that city for theft OF
pearls and diamonds valued at $685.
900, was arrested Tuesday night as
he walked out OF n McAllIster 2tFhAt
saloon. Boeck had desk room iAs the
offices Of Marcellus & Pitt on Broad.
way. New York, and had access to
their stock OF gems. Many magr!il.
cent pearls were being imported for
the Chinese government and Boeck
managed to make way with $4,000 OF
these, in addition TO other pearls aid
diamonds, the value Of which amount
ed to 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
FOREIGNERS in
HAYTI in PERIL
coNsuLATEs PREPARE TO RE.
SYST ATTACK DIRECTED At
HOSTILE MINISTRY.
BLOW AIMED At REBELS
Nlns Alleged conspirstors summariIy
Shot After Haaty Court.
MartiaI--Warshipa
Summoned.

Kingston. JamAlca--The widest
rumors are circulating here OF
attacks on the residences Of foreign
diplomatic representatives at Port-au'
Prince and Gonaives. Hayti. and Of
further official massacres OF natives
suspected OF participation in antl.gov.
eminent conspiracies.
SO strict Is the censorship out OF
Port-au. Prince that definite informa.
ton Is lacking since the news OF Sun.
days summary execution OF nine sus.
poets and the governments subse.
quent written demand on the French
and German ministers for the sur
render OF all the reyolutionists har.
bored with them. In the existing
state OF disorder IL Is feared all for.
eign residents OF Port-au. Prince. Go
naives and perhaps other Hayden
towns must be In the gravest peril.
II is believed the legations and con.
sulates are prepared to resist attacks.
The British cruiser lndefatlgable,
which but recently arrived here from
Port-au-Prince. is coaling and making
other preparations In desperate haste
to return. The French cruiser
Desires is expected TO reach there
about the same time from Santiago
de Cuba. The German minister is
known TO have cabled for a cruiser.
and the United States. Il is supposed.
will also hurry a fighting vessel TO
the scene OF the trouble
Suspects Surimarily Shot.
Those dragged from their beds ear.
~ Sunday morning, quickly tried by
hastily organized courts-martial and
shot. were:
Horace Couicou, a PoTt-au-Prince
artist; Pierre Louis Couicou, a we'll
known druggist and brother OF Hor.
ace; Massillon Couicou. a writer and
brother OF Horace and Pierre; DIR. La.
Mothe. NJ. Roche. VI. Benjamin. Gen.
Adoption Casimir Merove. father.in.
law of the chief OF police OF Port-au.
Prince; Felix Salnaye, Paul 81. Fort.
Majors Leon Larroque and Milford.
Capt. Dambreuville. Leuts. Jolibrois
and Laroche, Meroves son. 4. Gillette
and his wife, and Nine. Marchand.
wife Of a French resident who was
expelled two years ago. were arrested
and have probably been shot.
The sudden outbreak of violence Is
generally accepted as having broken
on the negotiations under which It
was expected the refugees in the va.
Tious consulates would be permitted
10 leave Hayti under pledges never 10
return.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
ENDS LIFE TO
ESCAPE WOMAN
SUICIDE FOLLOWS FIGHT IN
WHICH ONE or MARRIED
RIVALS sTAss OTHER.
DOCTORS BODY IN OFFICE
Female Victim Of Knife Found In
Buggy, Horse Having stopped
In Road-Traaedy at Evans
Vile, Ind.

Evansville. Ind.--Following the
finding in a buggy of Mrs. Jen-
ME Farmer. probably fatally stabbed
and the arrest OF Mrs. Nancy
Davenport at the office of DR.. Henry
C. Jorgensen Thursday night. Or. Jcr.
gensen was found dead in his Office
Thursday. The body lay on a lounge.
and II was apparently a case OF sui.
eide. The Coroner will hold an auto.
posy this evening.
The first information the police 20
ceived OF the AFFAIR was a telephone
message from Farmers home Thurs
day night that Mrs. Farmer had a sab
wound In her breast. She accused Mrs.
Davenport, the wife OF John NJ. DaveE-
port, president Of the Abstract Title
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
aso.ooo.ooo WIn ElIaa.

South Bend. Ind.-The win a.
the late James Oliver. dIspos-
ing Of an estate estimated 10 be
worth sb0,0Oe.0OO. was filed for pro
bate Tuesday. Practically the entlrs
fortune win be administered as a
trust fund By the son. J. ID. oliver, for
the benefit OF the family. Nephews
and nieces are given beQuests Of 81.
coo each. The estate eventually win
be distributed among the grandchli.
drops when the youngest shall have
reached 30 years old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
SOLDIERS TORTURE JEWS.
cEar's Troops Raid Meeting Of Dele.
aatss 70 Discuss Races Condition.

Berlin--Whlle assembled AZ Char.
koR. Russia. to discuss their races
condition under MuHeovite rule.
G2 delegates, representing a Jewish
organization OF national scope. were
arrested. tortured and are still I'm
prlsoned. without trial or even formal
charges OF misconduct
The delegates. including leading
Jews from all sections OF the Empire
were In session when troops entered
the hall, seized every one present and
dragged them TO prison. There they
were knouted, loaded with chains and
thrown into cells.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
$4,000 SHORTAGE
GOVERNMENT DISCOVERS Dis
cREPANcV ~ ST. LOUIS.
DEPUTY RELEASED FROM Duty
Officials In Washington Heard Reports
Of irregularities and Ordered
an inquiry.

st. Louis. Mo.--A shortage Of
between 5000 and $1,000 has been
discovered In the Office OF Charles r.
Gallenkamp. surveyor OF the customs
In ST. Louis. Chief Deputy Clerk A. +.
shriner. In whose department the
shortage Is said to have been found.
has been relieved from duty for ten
days. pending the completion of the in.
vestigation of the books.
A secret investigation. conducted by
q committee from Washington. has
been in progress for several days.
The committee went over the ac-
counts Of the surveyors OFFICE. Ac-
cordlng to reliable information the
committee has found that between
5000 and $4,000 is missing.
Secret Service Heard Rumers.
II has been rumored at the federal
building for several days that there
was shortage somewhere In the OF.
nee Of the surveyor OF customs. The
investigation has been conducted with
the greatest possible secrecy. and high
officials In Washington are said TO
have been interested in keeping Il
from becoming known.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
BANDITS CHASED nv HOUNDS.
safe In Store and PostoffIee at Grab
Orchard Robbed.

Marion. Ill.-The general store
OF George PEBBLES at Crab Or.
chard. a village east Of this city. was
entered early Wednesday morning by
bandits. who. after blowing the safe.
riiied II Of considerable money. she
amount not having been ascertained.
Stamps. cash and other yaluables OF
tho pOstoffice. which is In the store,
we're also in the safe and formed part
Of the booty.
Bloodhounds we're placed on the
trail as soon as they could be brought
to the scene. but the fugiuves have
not been captured. according to latest
report received here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
LILLEY OUT OF INQUIRY.
Congressman Taking No Interest In
Submarine Scandal Investigation.

Washington, d. C.-Representative
Lilley has practically withdrawn
from the investigation OF the charges
he made against the Electric Boat
Company. At the opening OF the hear
ing Thursday, at which Secretary Met.
calf was the important wItness. Mr..
Llley sat at one end OF the room and
the committee at the other.
Chairman Boutelle submitted a let
ter from William Dulles Of New York,
denying the statement that he had re-
signed his dictatorship in the Electric
Boat Company because Of his belief
that the concern was engaged In cor
rupt practices.
Secretary Metcalf then took the
stand, testifying that in his opinion
submarines were a necessity In the
navy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26

crease the pay of the letter carriers,
which vas voted into the bill last
Wednesday. but that action was con.
firmed 1856 to 1876. The closing debate
on the bill dwelt mainly on the rural
delivery service, the only amendment
TO get through being one increasing
by 100000 the appropriation there
for.
The conference on the Indian ap.
preparation bill reached a full agree
ment Friday and reports were pre-
scented to both houses.
Senator Bacon OF Georgia, In the
senate. Friday spoke OF executive en-.
croachments on the legislative power
Of the government and read freely
from newspaper reports to show that
legislation is being mapped out In
the White House at conferences at
which congressman are not even pres.
ent.
The Butler bill, authorizing the ap.
pointment OF dental surgeons In the
navy and marine corps. not to exceed
thirty in ALL was Friday reported IA.
vorably to the house by the committee
on naval affairs.
A part OF the session OF the house
Friday was devoted to the eonsidera.
ton OF private pension bills, 4O5 be-
ing passed In 40 minutes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
AumMeL,s TIME SHORTENED.
New York Lawyer 70 BE Released
From Prison Thursday.

New York-Abraham II. Hum.
mel the lawyer who on May 20
of last year was sentenced TO one
years imprisonment In the Black.
wells Island penltentiary and TO pay
q ine Of $500 for subornation of per
jury. In the Morse.Dodge divorce pro.
ceedings, win be released next Thurs
day. his sentence having been short
ened by good conduct during impris.
onkaent.
Warden Falion Of the penitentiary
said Hummel's release would be ex.
netiy like that OF any other prisoner,
and that II by Thursday his fine is
paid he viii be turned out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Two Shot BY unknown Neuro.

Jackson. Nissan unknown ne.
gro shot and MORALLY wounded
Baxter and Rufus Burns at Burns.
Miss. Both are relatives OF Sen
ator McIanrin of Mississippi Gov
ernor Noel was called upon and or
dered the bioodhounds from the Rau-
kin county convict farm sent in pur-
suit. The cause Of the shooting is not
known.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
students Observe 81. pasrIek's DAY.

Washington. ID. C.-Two hundred
and ATTY students OF Georgetown
university absented themselves from
studies Tuesday In order TO observe
81. Patriek's day. The student body
had asked that March IL be set aside
as holiday. which was refused. The
action OF the university Authorities
In the matter win be made known
when the recalcitranta come back.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Frank olerIen cantured h omahn.

Omaha. Neb.--Frank o'Brien, alias
Dougherty. was arrested by the South
Omaha police on the charge OF being
implicated In the murder Of John Bak.
er, an old man, in 81. Louis. on the
night OF March 4. Bakers body was
thrown into cahokia Creek. where Il
was found the next morning.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
WORK for unamploYed.

philadelphia. Pa.--Followlng a
conference Of the city officials here
Mayor Reyburn announced that imme-
ilnte steps. would Be taken to borrow
ee.o0O.0o0 under loan bills authorised
BY counells a year ago 20 put under
way municipal improvements which
win give work 10 the clty'n unem.
ployod
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Gould to Put 1000 to Work,

Reno Newt Is announced
the. George GOuld's Western Pa
elf. railroad will resume its exten.
sive construction work along the main
line In Nevada. Orders that have been
received here will place 1000 men at
work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Ia TunnsI Mountain Ranne.

Reno. Nev.--JulIus Kruttschmitt
OF the Southern Pacific railroad
Friday confirmed the report that TIE
company win construct tunnel
through the Sierra Nevada range. The
tunnel viii be the longest In the coun.
try and win coat about sI0.000.O0O.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
aToo ola % WORK" I'm, All.

Chicago. Iil.-Becomlng despond.
ent over his discharge after 2B
years employment with telegraph
company. Harry =, Jones. IS years
old. committed suicide Sunday by in.
Ealing gas. Last week somebody ln-
formed him that he was getting too
old 70 work" lie brooded over this.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Ex.PIttsbura Mayor DIES.

Los Angeles. cal.-BenaIr G. Cav.
yer. mayor OF Plttsburg In the
early sixties and 40 years a prom.
inent resident OF Colorado and Callfor-
mia. died here Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
shIp Ends s7s.Day Voyage.

San Francisco. Cais-The AmeiI-
can ship Kenilworth arrived Men.
day from Philadelphia. which port
zhe left on August IS. 1906, coh-
Stunning 57e days on the voyage. She
brought $500 tons OF coal Many gales
were encountered. Capt Ameebury
was relieved OF command AZ Rio de
Janelro and Capt, Taylor brought the
vessel from that port here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Eolk Pnrdonn aIunmIn,.

jefferson City, Mo.-Governor Folk
Saturday pardoned George LOvern.
who was sent to the penitentiary
June %. 1906. from Jasper county. for
Eve years for bigamy. He was re.
leased Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
nenI RoYaltY fnr nnr.

Milan. Italy-The Curious Delta
seFya says Miss EllSins win be
made royal highness" In her own
right when she weda the Duke OF
Abruzxi.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Lonn.pIatance Wnlker pead.

Trenton, N. J.--Patrick Cav.
anaugh. the noted Iong-distance pedes.
trian. died here last night Death FOL.
lowed an operation for intestinal trou.
bic. He was about So years OF age.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
Founder Of psland, Fla, pIes.

Rochester, n. Y.-H. A. Deland.
founder Of Deland. Fla. and one
of the leading business men OF
Falrport, n. Y, died Friday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
soldier Killed IN Engagement.

Tinis--A soldier was killed Thurs
day during an engagement be.
tween a picket and q band OF thlrs
y Persian brlgnnds conveying contra
band.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
sleep. walkers Fan Fatal.

Lancaster, PA fan sustained
while walking In her sleep has result.
ed IN the death Of Alias Make Mand
Ohma OF LltItz.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-03-26
slsep-waIkerIs FaIl FataI.

Lancaster. Pn.--A fall sustained
While walking In her sleep has
lied IN the death Of Miss Maize
i.>gd Chine Of IAtitz.