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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
Especial Dispatch to the morrnng JournalJ

Especial Dispatch to the MorRng JournalJ
Washington, d. c.. Oct. 27.-Secre-
tary of the Interior Ballinger said to-
night that he had received no official
notification of the resignation of
Governor Curry of New Mexico and
denied cmphatically that the gover-
nor had been asked to resign. While
in the west the secretary said,
charges of some kind of a character
had been made against the governor,
but he indicated that no serious at
tention had been paid to them and
that no official attention of any kind
had been given to them The secre-
tary, in addition to making 1t plain
that there had been no official inti-
II ton as yet of the governors de-
81 % retire from the office, reiter
ated that he had not been asked to
resign and ii was made apparent that
the charges which have been placed
before the department of the interior
are not considered serious and that
they have had no connection what
ever with the announcement from
New Mexico that the governor has de-
terlnincd to quit the office
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TAFT FL0T|LLA
ARRIVES At
MEMPHIS
NOISY WELCOME TO
PRESIDENT ALONG RIVER
Schedule Shot to Pieces Owing
to Inability of Steamboats,
Composing Fleet to Keep Up
With Flagship,
lBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirel

lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Helena, Ark, Oct. President
Taft's river schedule went all to pieces
today owing to the inability OF the
vessels following his flagship, the
Oleander. to maintain the designated
speed The president tried to remain
with the fleet as far rs possible and
delayed his arrival in Memphis three
hours today in order that the boat
carrying the twenty-six governors and
the III congressman as wen as other
vessels carrying delegates To the
waterways convention in New orleans.
might land at the same time.
Leaving Memphis an hour and a
half late this afternoon, the Oleander
had to press forward at top speed in
order to reach here at y. m, two
hours late.
Leaving here nearly three hours
date tonight the president will not
reach Vicksburg until 8 o'clock or
later tomorrow evening, that being his
next stop. Even to make that city
by p. m. the president VIII have to
leave the other vessels behind.
1t has been intended that the presi-
dent should be welcomed once more
to Arkansas by Governor Donaghey
but the governors boat was an hour
behind the presidents and the speech
of introduction was made by Mayor
Martin.
Mr. Taft received a noisy welcome
in Memphis. As his boat drew up TO
the levee the place was black with
people. The roofs Of the tall build
ings fronting the river also were
crowded The delay In the arrival |
caused much confusion and two Of the |
presidents cabinet ministers came |
near getting left on the return from
The auditorium, the automobile plan |
having gone all awry.
The president in an address at
Memphis. declared that such CONNER
.ial advantages as tho Mississippi |
liver already afforded were not being
AIKEN advantage of. lie also pointed
,ut the hard work that would have
% be done to start a system of COM
ucrcc. even after the deep waterway
8 secured.
The president Is still very hOarsc
md il was with great effort that he
poke. He referred TO the flOtilla |
cstingly as a travelling show. booked
or a full performance and regretted
hat one part Of the show was called
n TO fill the entire engagement. The
rip down the river, according TO the
resident. has simply demonstrated
he inadequacy OF present river traf-
lc to compete with the railroads and
good argument Tor deep waterways.
Some will SAY" he added. that
he trip is merely free Ignket but
hose who know. understand that the
me of the men who are making the
-ip Is too valuable and they could
OF afford 10 spend il except Ca inn
rcss upon the country what Is one "f
he most important issues OF the
me.
Congress has the power TO Improve
CONTINUED on page :. column -.
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RETAINS
GRAFTERS IN
OFFICE
NEW YORK COLLECTOR
DEFENDS HIS ACTION
Dishonest WeigherS Promised
Immunity and Retention in
Positions for Testimony viii
Be Kept on Payroll,
IBy Morning journal special Leased wirsI


New York. oct. 2T.-lt takes a
CRATER 10 catch a CRATER in the Unit
ed states customs service. says VIII
liam Loeb, Jr.. collector of the port
of New York, in an official statement
issued tonight. Notwithstanding Fed
eral Judge Hollis opinion the four
weighers who confessed and testified
i'm the trial of the Musicas, cheese inn
porters which was concluded today.
viii hold their jobs, Judge Holt, be-
fore disposing OF the case today,
which resulted in the fathers acauit-
tai and the sons Incarceration In the
Tombs for sentence, denounced the
retention of the four weighcrs as
discredit to the government and an
injustice to the honest men in the
service
Mr.. Loeb quickly said in reply:
THE views of such distinguished
judge are entitled to highest respect
and II Is not my purpose to make it
subject OF controversy. but IL seems to
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NERVE FAILED
THREE TIME
MURDERER
PATRICK M'MAH0N
CONTEMPLATED SUICIDE
After Killing Two Sisters and
Bfother-In-LaW the Kansas
Farmer Feared to Face
Death Himself.

BY Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
Kansas City, oct. 27.-Patrick X
Lamb. arrested in connection with the
triple murder to which James Nc
Mahon confessed at Kansas City,
Kan, yesterday, was released from
custody by the authorities tonight. He
had been taken TO the Kansas peni-
Tertiary at Lansing with James and
Patrick Mcmahon for safekeeping
Lamb was employed by the McMa-
hons on their farm. He admitted tell
ing several falsehoods to help James
Mcmahon establish his innocence of
the crime prior to his confession.
Lamb will be witness at the trial.
The Mcmahon brothers are still at
Lansing They likely will be returned
to the Jail in Kansas City, Kan, in a
few days
This morning james Mcmahon
talked freely with newspaper men re-
gardng the crime He added but
little to what he told in Kansas City
II expected to kill myself" said
the prisoner, but lost my nerve"
do you want to go back to Kan
sas City?"
Il would just as leave; [ don't care
about anything
Il would have given myself up II
any innocent man had been arrested, ="
he continued.
Patrick Mcmahon was very de-
jccted
Il never suspected by brother" he
said II didn't think be would do
such thing. It's wonder he hasn't
Killed me"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
PURCHASE OF KATY NOT
FRISCO DEAL; Y0AKUM

Dallas. Tex. oct. 27.-B +. Yoak-
um. chairman Of the Rock Island
Frisco board OF directors, authorized
the statement today that his connec-
tion with the Edwin Hawley purchase
of the Missouri Kansas & Texas rail
way system is "A private business un-
dertaSing on his part and is positive
ly in no way connected with the Rock
Island-Frisco system.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
RAIL ROADS FIGHT FOR
FREIGHT RATE INCREASE

St Louis, Oct 27.--Lengthy argu-
ments in the suit of fifty-nine western
and southwestern railroads to re-
strain the interstate commerce COM
mission from enforcing its order pro-
hibiting an advance in freight rates
on cattle, ended here today. James
A. Sedden of st. Louis, special master
for the United States circuit court. Is
empowered to render a decision in the
case. The case is the outgrowth of
an advance of Sc a carload made In
1903
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28

county in an official report made by
the October grand jury before Judge
Richard S. Stuthill today.
The system of jury drawing is char
acterized as ''fraught with fraud and
Irregularities and the open charge is
made that the selection OF jurors was
not in accordance with the law but
purely resting on the personal choice
Of the jury commissioners and their
employees
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renee Ulmer, sonin law of the de-
fendant. who said he found it in the
cellar OF the Arbogast home on the
day of the murder
During the testimony Mrs. Arboast
leaned toward Mrs. Morrisey, the wo-
man companion who has been attend
ing her and ciung to her hand.
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STORM TOSSED WHALERS
WEATHER ALASKAN GALE

Nome. AlaFka. oct. e1.--Thrre ves-
scls the steam whalcr olga. the tug
Defiance and q barge. were lost in
the storm which has ragged on Boring
sea and adjacent waters for the last
five days. Tho steamship senator ana
the schooner Duxburv. which we're re-
ported IN great danger. sought refuge
behind Slcdgc island and safely
weathcrcd the storm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
LOVETT SUCCEEDS TO ONE
MORE HARTMAN POSITION

New York. oct 27.--The vacancy
left by the death of f. II. Hartman
on the directorate of the Delaware &
Hudson company was filled today by
the election of Robert s. Lovett. Judge
Lovctt has already taken Mr.. Harri-
mans place on several boards and it
is understood this week he will be
elected president of the Southern Pa
cific, succeeding Mr.. Hartman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
Scottish Rite Council Closes

New York, Oct 27.-The supreme
council of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite for the United States OF
America, closed its 102nd annual
meeting here today. The new
sovereign grand commander is NJ. w,
Bayliss, of Washington, ID. c., we're
tary general, Marcus w. Morton, of
Providence, r l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
POSTOFFlCE ABSCONDER
CAUGHT IN SAN DOMINGO

san Juan, Porto Rico, Oct. 27.~-The
United States revenue cutter Algon-
quin, has arrived here from Santo Do
mingo with Jose Antonio Gaudier the
former assistant postmaster of Maya
guez, who is charged with having
absconded with $500 OF postal funds.
Gaudier has been held in $4,000
bail.
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BLO0OSTAINED AXE
PRODUCED IN COURT
Woman ON Trial for Murder tringe-
st sight of Her Alleged Weapon.

ST Paul Mimi. oct es-tn the
trial of Mrs Nina Arbogast. on the
charge of having murdered her hus-
band Louis Arbogasi last May. the
state today produced the blood stained
axe with which IL was alleged the
killing was done
The weapon was identified by L-sw-
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To Celebrate Emancipation.

Tuskegee. Ala, oct. 27.-At a meet
ing held at Tukegee institute today
preliminary plans were formulated for
a centennial exposition to celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of negro
emancipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
GOLD CLEANUP AT
NOME BREAKS RECORDS

Nome. Alaska. oct. es-l.atest csti-
mates of the seasons gold output from
tho Nome district place the produc-
tlon &C Ss.l20. GOO.
This is the largest ever secured
from dredging operations on the sol
tsnlru riNHr.
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Yoakum Talks at Dallas Fair.

Dallas, Tex, oct. BIB. F. Yoa-
KUN, chairman of the board of direc-
tors of the Frisco Rock Island rail-
way, was the chief speaker of the
prosperity day" exercises at the state
fair today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28

Reading, Pa, oct 27.-The Japan
esc commercial commissioners arrived
here tonight from Newark. They
were given a rousing reception. To-
morrow they win be the guests of
Charles NJ Schwab, in Bethlehem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
FRAUD IN SELECTION
OF JURYMEN CHARGED

'hicago, oct 27.-Niolation of the
"a" governing the proper drawing of
S'"nd and petit jurors Is charged
against the jury commission 81 cook
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
GOVERNOR DECISION CAUSES
GENERAL SURPRISE AND REGRET

Men in Touch With Affairs Political Unanimous in Opinion
That Change in Executive Office at Present Time Un
fortunate for Welfare of Territory; Hope Expressed That
Governor May Be Induced to Retain Office Until Statehood
is Attained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
DEPARTMENT Of THE INTERIOR
STANDS SQUARELY BEHIND
GOVERNOR Of NEW MEXICO

Secretary Banger Emphatic the Declaration That Retire
ment of Mr.. Curry Was Not Forced and That No Attention
Had Been Paid to Charges Against Him; No Official Nofi
cation Of Resignation Had Reached Washington Last Night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-28
Territory OF New Mexico,
Office OF the Secretary,
Miscellaneous Certificate.

/, Nathan Jaffa, secretary OF
the Territory of New Mexico,
do hereby certify that:
Whereas, on the 29th day OF
March. a. ID. 1909, the Albu-
querque citizen was designated
as the Official Newspaper Of
New Mexico. and
Whereas. said Albuquerque
Citizen has ceased publication.
Now, therefore, public notice
is hereby given that; in COM
pliance with section ?. cha pter
20 Of the laws OF 1909. requir-
ing the Secretary OF the Terri
tory to designate an Official
Newspaper OF New Mexico: the
Albuquerque Morning journal
is hereby designated as such
Official Newspaper of New
Mexico.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal OF the Territory
OF New Mexico. AT the City of
Santa Fe. the Capital. on this
fourth day al October. A. u.
1Se9
(SeaD NATHAN JAFFA.
secretary Of New Mexico.
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RUSSIAN PRESS LAIDS
MURDERED STATISMk ~

81 Petersburg. oct. 27-Todays pa
pers commenting on the death OF
Prince Ito call attention to the lat
ter's friendly attitude toward Russia
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tContmucJ on Page >. Column a.
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fContinIucd on page :. ''OIumn -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-13
la terrible Erase De MuIaview esciia al CzaI
despues de Ia hecabmbe de Po|oDia.
IPrincipales CIRCUMSTANCES que concurrieron en-
Ia provocacion de los recientes
sangrientos sucesos.
lnteresante esudo de las barrcadas, cuya construc-
cion presenta una obra admirable de defensa
I'm are sospechose de paz algeria oa ahora e eo de la
hermosa ciadad catalina.

Madrid, ria Hendaya, lines 2 de
.Agosto.-A pesar del optimismo que
prevalece en- Melilla con respecto a
la aparente tranquilidad que ALI e.
xiste, los moros que han sido refor-
zados, Sc proponen atacar, no las
lfneas espanolas, sino Atalayon
que ellos consideran flanco debil.
Tn meteoro que ha caido en- cl
monte Gurugu, ha causado panco
entire los moros.
Sc dice que.los moros han compra
do 5000 mausers al gobierno dc Por-
tugal. Estos fusiles habian sido inu-
tilizados aplastandole los cahones,
! pero los moros los arreglaron. Los
fusilcs costaron a % pcsetas cada
uno. Fueron enviados desde Puerto
Real, llevados y puestos en- terra
con Otras mercancias.
Aunque noticias contradictorias
Sc reciben de Barcelona, hay razo-
mes para Greer que los encuentros a.
Iii va no tienen importancia. Agu.
nos insurgcntes fueron muertos a
querer pegar fucgo Il un convento
Muchos prisioneros en- Montjuich cs
pcran la decision de Ia corte marclal.
Las GALES de Barcelona estaban
animadas aver, y csta mafana sc a
brieron los mercados y tiendas. Los
postes del telegrafo y telefono han
sido casi todos areglados, y varios
carros cstan limpiando de las GALES
las basuras y cscombros. La tropa
guarda los conventos para impedir
cl pillaic y el saqueo.
Ticna. luneS 2.-Don Jaime el as
pirante al trono de Espaha ha dicho
10 siguiente en- un periodico de Vic
ma. "Regrese a Frohsdarff como pruc
ba de mis- inteciones pacffcas. Mi de
SEQ es yer a Espaha feGz. La popula
ridad del rey Alfonso Sc aminora, pc
ro este no es culpa suya. FL cs un
bravo rcy Y lc estimo por su valen
tia. La reina Victoria cs aun mas
unpopular. .porque es cxtraha al puo
Flo cspahol'.
"La guerra de Marruecos debe SCI
trrminada porquc Sc trata del pres
tigio de la naci6n. 70 solo rcgresaria
4 Espaha 4 la cabcza del cjercl-
to a rcstableccr la paz, en- caso de q.
el rey Alfonso sea cXpulsado".
Cable rec.bidos porcl New York
Herald cl j,..ves ) desdc Port Ven
drcs, diccn:
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de largo por 10 millas dc ancho.
No hav analogia alguna entire las
condiciones fisicas, nj politicas de
=. r.
Hay ademas una raz6n mas po-
derosa q. la que indica el caballero
por Texas. \ csta cs que nosotrcs
hemos dc conservar 4 r. X. 10 mism0
que al Hawaii. Muchas vcees he
dido decir que las islas del Hawai-
son una carga para nosotros Y que
debemos abandona arlas. Pero bien
examinada las cosas dichas Islas no
son una carga para los L. L.
Tomad un mapa Y we'd como g
I Hawai- con nuestra gran base en Ia
bahia dc Pearl, Los ha dc ayudar
defender un extrsmo Gel canal d'
Pansma. como 7. X. Y nuestras ba
ses nava!Cs IN Cuba nos han dc ayU
Idar 4 defender 81 otro extnmO.
Hay sdtn.s otras razoLos ire
futfhlos ror las cue debcEcs coEscr
var q Hawaii Y Z 7. X.
SuTore; mos que hubiossmo
dc sosierer una guerra. No quicr;
Dies que la tengsmos. Los Z. [. eol,
desoa Psz Y solo Paz. Pero el dcis
de Ia TolItlca rnvoe cl porvenir
supongamos que fueramos i Ia gu
rra cen el Japtn o \, hina. V our clio
cnvlaran sus Dreadncuehtt 4 hon
bardear nucstrss eiudaces Dc La eos
tas del PaeIfioo. Ro;arrat la esta
mcs hselendo inexpunab.es. supori
games que los soorazsdos verear
aq'Ii Y al ataearnos asotaran ;,
osrbtn- In donde enoontrarisn ca
ton D rsparsciones i nosotros toU
seTvsmos lss islas del Hawaiie Ter
dHan cue navegar miles dc milla
al iraves del paeifico.
u Ie2se IA edici6n dc mshana.
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fueron & sus casas. por el mledo
de un movimiento anarqulsta Y por
1900 soldados desembarcados de Pal
ma el dia antes.
Otro centro de oposici6n era el ba
rrio de San Martin en- donde la tro-
pa uso la artilleria con gran efecto co
mo 10 muestran los deterioros he
chos en- las casas. Los lnsurgenteS
de estas barricadas resistieron has
ta el viernes por la manana, porque
tenfan muy buenos medios de defen-
Sa.
Los sucesos de Barcelona tuvie-
ron repercusion en- otras poblaeio-
mes. Mataro fue la Ultima eiudad en-
rendirse. Sabadell, al pie de las mon
tanas dc Montserrat, fue una de las
mas activas poblaciones en- la revuel
ia. Ell microbes, un grupo de amotI-
nados SC apodera de la casa consis-
torial, formo ma junta rcvoluclona-
ria y proclamo una republica. ROM
pieron las Was de ferrocarrilcs V en-
viaron partidas por los alredcdores
en- busca de armas. Este cstado de co
sas Sc sostuvo hasta cl domingo pr
nero de Agosto en- cuya tccha los
insurgentes huyeron 4 las montahas
al aprONlmarSc las trOpaS.
UniGo aGto de reDCor personal.
El tnicO acto en- contra de un lndlVl
duo por rencores personales, parece
habersidoel plan de destrulr la casa
de campo del Marques de Comlilas
de la Compahfa Trasatlanica.
La cscena de paz que relna en- Bar
es alentadora. Los catalanes
pasean hoy vestidos de gala, llevan-
do a SUI csposa o novia del brazo. Hay
unos quinientos huespedcs en- cl cas-
tillo de Monjuich, que hacen Ia uni
ca nubc que empaha cl horlzontc.
Esos hombres son hermanos, mari
dos, padres 6 hijos dc los ahora con-
tcntos catalanes.
Que w usted a haccr con ellos?
senior captain Gencral-preguht II
los llbres.
-Debo fusllarlos-rcsponde su
cXcelencia.
listed no los fusilara -parecc
deer el pueblo. Y en- cl amino de los
catalancs no Sc We inquictud por Ia
sucrtc de sus compatrlotas cncarcc-
lados en- el castillo dc Montiuich.
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Es logico

"La CORE pondepcia' ",cr, e. IN
brillante artlculo los pr ch. que on
ce de Leo no estavn nuncl enterrado
Ell la ta:cdral de la liabana, pueS
aquella Sc erigid mu' hos amos despu $
de la mue.te del AIDE 'auiado dc la Flo
rida; es muy ldgico, como 10 es tambien
que to1as las personas de gusto con :
prem sus trale, hechos en- LA Paine
50 N" porquc es donde .iores y mss
baratos NC venden. lien 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-13
Gran nOvedad en- bIusas de Sras

Ell PARIS BAZAAR DE PEDRO
GlUSTl, ACADIA de rccibir I'm cx-
plendido surtido dc BLUSAS para
Sras. las que realiza dcsdc UN Do
LIAR en- adelantc. Son dc tela muy
flna con encajes, todas de mangas
largas Y las hay tamblcn cscotadltas.
Son de gran novedad.
En- TRAJES DE- CHAQUETA
hay un gran surtido dc todos colo
res dcsde $500 uno.
En- FORMAS DE SOMBREROS
para Sras. Sc han recibido nuevos
mcdelos desdc 15 ccntavos en- ade-
lante. Esta casa recibe por todos los
vaporcs las Gitimas novedales.
FORTALEZA u
PARIS BAZAR.
PEDRO GIT ST..
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En- esta imprenta Sc vcnde
papcl de periodicos viejos a
s. quintal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-31

her throat and sung, ''Du Dist mir vie
cine Blume." She inferred somehow that
he would not understand, but he merely
said: Now sing something that applies
to me-
She looked at him meditatively.
If ] knew you better | could choose =
would hit YOU and demanded that her
saddle be fixed forthwith.
When he had helped her to mount he
held the biHlle and took off his cap: II
am tremendously your debtor. Will you
let me say that have seen a vision?"
She laughed unsteadiy.
We'll, the vision hores itself fearfully
all alone in that white house over there:
you might come and let it give you tea
when you arc over this way
And like monk a prayers, he fingered
the next bead
II was week later when he had riddle
over with an offering of a haunch %
venison. She was lying III the hammock
on ne Veranda. with lls- hair all loosened
G'Id lovely. so intent on her book that
she had looked up only at the sound of
his foot on the step. Her book was
Buckles History of Civilization" AMI
in the confusion of her surprise he picked
1t up. He had made an extra low bow
Mes compliments. You don't waste
your time
When one has so much Of ii, one has
10 use up every bit protitably or go mad ;"
She had laughed deprecatingly. but the
look or the pain of solitude, that asphyxi-
alton of the heart that Is the keenest tor
'ure 10 youth and ineNperience. was in
her eyes and not absent from her voice
IT was the weakness that sent him after
three months of the wilderness shiyerins