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Senator ialIIllsb rOug!ll out
Saturday for FirSt inle

M Minneapolis Feb Senator Hans
brough was allowed to take his first
trip saturd It was MS birthday
and personal friends III I Minneapolis
were invited to the apartments ofS
and Mrs. Charles Estby at e,urtist.
Court ID honor 81 the occasion
carriage was II sent for the senator.
Aside from n pleasant q afternoon and
evening, the friends of the guest pre-.
scented him with q 81 K umbrella, With
the handle appropria tely engraved. Att$
the same time there was received from
friends in North Dakota a handsome
scarfpin as a birthday remembr rance
The invalid hopes to leave the hospital
permanently 10 IA week Minneapolis
Journal.
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FACES CHARGE
OF MURDER
(Continu I'd from page four,)

the time I knew her Her disposition
was very cheerful.
Recess un.-- p. IN.
fhe testimony Wednesday afternoon
was interrupted by Coroner Gilbert
sons failure to put in an appearance
~nen called by the state and an ad-
snnrnment was taken at o'clock.
After dinner Wednesday Anna Wonder
Itch continued her testimony, as fol-
lows:
~. Wednesday Afternoon.
- noticed appearance of neck on
might of 10th. When she first came
she had on black and white checked
skirt. She left my home at 1925 a. M,
Aug. 18th. Next saw her in afternoon
about O'clock When she left our
house she had no scars on nose, scars
Eon neck or blotches on face. Saw her
dead at King farm. Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
h Beegel and Mrs. Void were there.
= talked with Mrs. Wright at the time.
It was about Beulah. She spoke about
the time Beulah had returned home
and how worn out she was. Asked me
what time Beulan hal left told her
s1:25:s She said Beu1ah arrived about
~ o'clock in morning. noticed condi-
ton of Beulah's face. On right side
OF nose there were two scratches.
Also saw on left side large discolor-
alton, on right side was a brown
@hiotch az mouth was purplish green
ssrna Did not notice nostrils. I testi-
ned In preliminary examination. j !
made mistake in my other testimony
u meant to have said marks were on
right side instead OF left side. Neck
seemed to be swollen much larger
than natural size. 7 noticed her neck
day before, and comparing it with day
before It was swollen. Noticed on both
sides Of neck black and blue marks.
noticed disco loration on chest,
streaks about width Of little finger, ex.
tended clear across chest. talked
with Mrs. Wright during the evening
~ explaining swollen neck she said
lsa few days before Beulah had looked
miro and said, & amma, r be
iieve am going TO have big necl
agaiIi Ier neck was larger aftel
death than on the day previous whert
saw her at our house. AS explaining
scrat ches on nose Mrs. Wright SAIL
they resembI Led finger nail marks
Crosse xaminatio Oh: Nf father
went MI I'LL me to- King farm It'll,
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hotr suri.ll sllas s y u. ST. asas
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:,
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w.,
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Nh. NV III ~ w
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,,arning And snof. served Hi mi
4 D, CLOCK M, Nh q, an ~ Hg,sf
4 mn, zoos yvhen M 8 il Yo,naI dead in2
had VIII q aim thappy EXPRESSION al
$I,ars n,,rnla sbri,i se some M ftcIa
"A II, 81 ight n da 81 her snnse nostr
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5;s lnrat inns I'M sbot Il si,ies a,sSs
nack M neck swnl ian q, III i, ,seolor.s
atoms IN her chest and again n
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7ent up to her. She went to bed and

went up to her. She went to bed and
turned down cover to bed. I noticed
the brown discoloration, the marks on
nose and purpleish blue mark Brown
dlscoloration on both sides of the
mouth. Head slightly turned toward
wall. l sat down in the room; I re-
manned in room until supper time.
Father was in room all the time was
was there. When | lett Mrs Wright
and father went out of the room also.
/ assisted Mrs. Wright get supper. L
was not there when DIR. Lee was there.
lie had left l read my testimony as
iblisz.ed in the Devils Lake Journal,
aud noticed I had said marks on nose
were Oh left side instead of right. I
first discovered my error when / left
witness stand. Saw body again next
day, before dinner. Coroner Gilbert
son was there. He was embalming
body. Mrs. Wright was in room sew
eral times. DR.. Cox had not yet ar
rived. Saw marks on breast when I,
first looked at the corpse. Mrs. Bee
gel was not there the first time look.
.,@.-%I.JE'.7 -. -, -
ed at body. Body had on night dress.
openea ao"n IN front. A quit was
over body. Mrs: Wright uncovered:
pouS' Nignt dress was notobuttoned
at neck. l did not touch body. Night
dress was opened in front. Marks on
chest appeared to criss-cross. about
TWO lnches apart: me s'Ei next day ! ls saw
where on tne shoulders the mari
commenced AFTER Coroner t,rea Gilbertso y
'el May, nave D .. en- seven or eight
MARKS mere We're more than ftye e.
was IN tne mouse most Or the even en-
ns' mere We're brown discoiorati lt'
on eacn sac @ mouth. Biueish mark ark
was AZ corner Of mouth az large as
uoliai:z outside ois these marks face
I seemed natural except that It was g
paier. Ma sEft.' on neck were blue
oiaca ana extended from ON below t ear TO
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ls0TxCE FOE PuHTTe Ar1pTT. 8
8 nspa st 4 a 81 tsla Tnsesior,

d., Feb. 800
&, MOI ice g. hereby Ven SS l,af S.rernIs
snnaal lie af Tolsl q. mo- on Dec rs
Serial n timber 81 81, Tor AZ SsIv'iS
sda Sec and ~ IE 1 s Sec RI
towns hip n ASIs, btlis priI5ss
ton To make fflai cofilinutati om ns1
Lo eEtabl ish I'M To the laiiii Is bows
sdescribed before seg ker nd s,fe-
day OF March; 900 e'''
rs siaiment nsaifleH Rs wftsaesaes Ienf-
ont On Gray, Harry akfnonHs George Tarf
S ~ I2onnan Gal daTv6od. all of no ~.
tss mi Her
Register
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!. for SecFetarY 0f Senate .

81 Hon. q. e. Hansb through Is receiving
favorable consid Iteration for the posi-
ton Of secretary Of the 70 3 s. senate
after he relinau ishes his senatorial
seat A March. 5sIs,2sss
His years OF Ell erience an that body
fits; him eminently for this the best
position that the senate has to give
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Lug a1LeEuUUN.a@sE ohWfS H3TG q InQrllnS&O OF 4
18th. went through room about s.
o'clock in. morning. Mars. Wright and
Beulah occupied room adjoining room
occupied by Mr.. Logue and myself.
Got up about 5:45.5 i ate breakfast. i,
passed through room in which Beulah
was sleeping several times that morn
ing. Saw her lying on the bed. Il
went in room about 8 o'clock and saw
:Beulah. She was alive. noticed no
marks or discol orat ions on her face,
no scratches or blue marks on neck.
4: took train that morning E. Next saw
Beulah on 12 thss in afternoon, dead
Talked with Mrs. Wright. Don't just.
remember what she al say. She said
in substance that sBeu1ah had commit
ted suicid came in room and no
sticed marks on face and swollen neck,
and asked what caused them. She
said Beulah had been # COMPLAINING
about swelling on neck FOR two days
She said she was going to- ship body
to old home in indiana. 5s
Cross.examinati on Saw Beulah lii
bed two OF three times On The morning
of the 11th. Last time about s o'clock;
Went In twice once to get coat and;
once to- get hat. s5S Looked ait her both
times. She did not speak. Eyes
were; partly closed Noticed breath
ling took q good look at her be-
cause Mrs Wright had told me at
breakfast that she was all worn ouE
and played out Saw both sides of
face. She was lying within few inches
of edge sof bed. II did not look at her
specially when 4 first saw her. After
breakfast. after Mrs. Wright had talk.
fed va me about aersI noticed her par:
Iticularly.
direct Renlah' Ii physical condi-
ton seemed % ba good. Never heard
4 conpla She did tho biggest
fshare of the work She assisted lib
looking and nsekeeping We had
from $ to 25 men Her disposlti Ion was
livery cheerful ], always pleasant and
lneyer found fault 5ssSss
sILRaRTs
Live ats Devils Lake. iii August
4; I9U8, AN was cOfOne pr Q1S IN arnSeys county
August 1Ith was called to King farm
II ARRIVED lat JIG: 3 Saw Mrs
wright at that time Talked with her
She was crying She said 't never
i Thought Babe would do thai. |, asked
what aid she do She said Tsabs
|SSretuFned about 40 minutes to 4, tina
4 she and Miss onda rlich had beents
ssdmore 10 sa dance rom what silt
II said Judged tliey mad quite d con
varsat ton hat mi rning Said Bah
said boy tore ilai dress at dance
Dress was did old one. Sleeve was torn
Sleeve was Einiie asked is Tier,
was olic acid in house. she aaii
yes, She showed ME where N was
n got 1T was 221ourscs bottle Fac
ssos Beulah Wright u peared 70 be- noi
NAL There were iasarIzfs on face
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until IL or q little. after. She slept:
on bed for about an hour. Started:
from Wonderlich's at 1:25 noticed
her neck. went home with Beulah.&
had been working for King. Arrived
there about o'clock. Left her at the
door. 1 opened screen and first door.
for her. Saw her close door. WhenI
reached bunk house near: bysit was. q
O'Clock. I Hooked at my watch. This;
was August 18th, 1908 Going home +
did not put any scratches on her nose.
Did not tear her clothes, did not put
any brown marks on her face. When
1 left her there were no marks on hef:
face. ~ II: Oh. 10 -: ..: $}
Characterization: IT. was a dark
night I looked at my watch when
left Wonderlfch's, II was 1875. sBen-
lab slept on bed in same room where
we sat. There was a light. She just
laid down. Did not say anything. DID
not notice whether she was asleep OF
not, Miss Wonderlicn awakened her,
and said, "Henry's going home now,
III you want to go with him &. She was
dressed. Don't think she had on hats
We all remained on 81 outside a few
moments. Miss Wonderlfch went III
few rods with us. Beulah and ] walk.
ed as usual. She did not complain
about not feeling wen. She did not
speak Of having pain in side. III did moi
testify at preliminary that she told me
she had pain. She made no complaint
about not feeling well. "a!
n. WO NDERLlCH.
Live s miles south st Lakota.
August 10th ! lived 4 11as miles south ol
!; Derrick. Knew King farm. Knew
!: Mrs. Wright. Knew Beulah Wright
Saw her Aug. 10, sos, at my house
/ + had been acquainted with her since
( May 10th. Had met her six times al
4 ter that. Met her at my home three
d times, two at. King farm and one al
!. Derrick On 10th she came to ON
house about g q M. She remained
a Saw her at noon Saw her Id after
noon and evening She remained iii,
til rs ID the morning recollec
time they departed and soon afteII
: clock struck half holr. Afillei
was there. talked until s. 5or 8: 8,
4 when retired. Afterwards If hear
y them talking and singing. notice,
dispositi ion OF Bellah that mi giit an,
she seemed to he iii the very best d
spirits, She had Just received aslette
home Nothing iii ppearanc
that indicated any thing except best d
feeling
HEM
i've 81 Blue Earl Minnesota Oil
lived at my farm nsa
Derrick knew rs. Wright IIav
q known her since knee
ABE or Beulah gilts They cam
% the farm about that time. Nil
III ~ " b ri - !,
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INTER OCEAN
I'M TNE DIsTEICT COURT or EHT3
t35$. Sa S@i UNITED STATES.

u In the; matter of Alex q .EE Gsuinolif.
bankrupt-Int Bankruptcy .sss
To the creditors OF Alex A.R iiriiorf
OfsDeyilS Lake In the County; OF Ramsey "
and district aforesaid L a bankrupt 81
ruary 1st, 81 s0s, Gle said ia Alex Alex
mont, was duly az ju1i Heated bankrupt.
and that The first meeting of his cerdi-
tors I'LL be; held In Grand Forks, NJ
February d s, 1905. at 10 O'clock a. nj. itss
being NANTES inconYerients for the
parties I'M interest to Z hold the meeting
Ills Like. the counts seat OF the
county In which the bankrupt resides, at
which time the said cred itOrs may ak-S
tend prove their ella Inns. appoint d truss
such other business as may urorerIy.3
come before such meeting. 9fss
Il.. WI hithed, S
Referee IN HanIxrtiptey.S
Grand Forks " 5D., Febrlary ], 1905
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HENRI KING

@ i've at Blue E,arth finneso In
August al lived lit; my farm nsar.
Derrick knew Mrs. Wright Have
known her since spri1, 100. knew
Babe or ReulaI, ights They came
to the farm about that time I'LL.
syvrigbt claimed Rhe mad adopted Girl,
Saw BeuIah us. I'll at Derrick In
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sss sess Assumlngs sir 70 aDeS true Doctor.
that tthe Girl You examined has been
observed by various people between
April. ls0s. up u. gnst a til, 1909
having q physical 81 yelopmen not
overly plump and not very thin, Of
about the age off sixteen years. who
between the month 81 April and Aug
nat 1905, has been actively engaged.
:in homework and assisted La cooking
for crew off men from SIX ttos twenty
Ave; and during all of this time has ap-
parent enjoyed good health, and be-
ing q person ia cheerful and sunny;
5dispnsiti ton, Who on The 10th day Isl
August 1908, leaves her onne about
i8 CLOCK III the morning and walks
about fhree.a tiers 81 a mile returns
te her home III the afternoor ana
walks back bout tthreasaua ters oil d
mile ana then walk three.q ters 81
sa milo 10 toNfi sta INIT s. 81 clock fiji
the afternoon. alla hack DO tile place
where She yisited during the siay,,
stays there from stis Del lock iiiis TIC, af.
ternoon as III the naornillg pssrt
off the dime Ii spent IN ccnyarslng,
singing and passing The time ava In
social enicgmeli Il III eeps about one
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15

Bernard CarIin Is Executed at New
York Prison-Hitch in EIec-
trocution.

Ossining, N. Y, Apr. 13.-For the
murder Of his mother, Susan Carlin,
in her home in Brooklyn one year ago,
Bernard Carlin, aged %, was put to
death by electricity in the state pris-
On yesterday. One shock of the cur
rent consisting of 1,840 volts only was
applied. ~
A short delay by applying the cur
rent was caused by the accidental
disconnection of one of the wires with
an electrode. After Carlin had been
strapped in the chair, the signal to
turn on the current was given, but the
usual muscular response on the part
of the condemned man which indi-
Gates the effect of the current was
absent
A hasty examination disclosed that
one of the wires connecting with an
electrode had fallen to the floor, and
therefore no circuit had been estab-
lished. After a delay Of nearly min.
ute the wire was readjusted, the cur
rent was turned on and one minute
later Carlin was pronounced dead.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
April 1915.
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.

April 1915.
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.
Estate of L. X. Lukkason.
State of Minnesota County of Mar
shall, In Probate Court. In the Matter
of the estate Of L. K. Lukkason, De
cedent.
The State of Minnesota, to Kristjar
Lukkason,. Erik Lukkason, Kristjan
Lukkason, N. Sigrid Lukkason, Mag
rette Lukkason, of Mas Hallingdal,
Norway, Sigurd Lukkason, Minot,
Ward County, N. D., Ole Lukkason,
Mas Hallingdal, Norway, and all per-
sons interested in the granting of ad-
ministration of the estate of said de-
cedent: The petition of Sigurd Lux
kason, having been filed in this court,
representing that Lukkas Lukkason,
then resident of the County of Mar
shall, State Of Minnesota, died in
testate on the Is day of March, 1909;
and praying that letters of admins
tration of his estate be granted to
Ole Lukkason, of East Grand Forks.
Mimi; and the court, having fixed
the time and place for hearing said
petition; Therefore, You, And Each of
You, are hereby cited and required
to show cause, if any you have, before
this court, at the Probate Court Rooms
i'll the City of Warren, in the County
Of Marshall, State of Minnesota, on
the "a day of April, 1909, at o'clock
P. M, why said petition should not
be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court this %
day Of March, 1909.
Peter H. Holm,
(Court Seal.) Probate Judge.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
Notice for Seated Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under
signed, Chairman Of the Town Of
Oak Park, at the residence Of Ole
/ Bergman, Section SO Of said Town, up
and until 2 o'clock Of the afternoon
Of May LIST, 1909, for the construction
Of two (2) bridges as follows: One,
~, bridge IS feet long across Snake
river on the Range line between sec
lions SO, Town 1856, N. Of Range so,
w, and section 81, Of Town No. 155,
N. Of Range 49,, W., and
One, (1), bridge is feet long across
creek on the Range line between
Section 36, Town No. 155, n, Of
Range so, W., and section 81 Of Town
No. 1856, N, Of Range 40, w. All
material to be furnished by the Town
of Oak Park. Plans and specidcar
lions may be seen at the residence Of
Ole Bergman, section Sc, in said Town
Of Oak Park. The above work to be
completed by June 21st, 1909. A
certified check or good and suffici.
ent Bond in the amount of $4,000
must accompany all bids.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
L. T. RYKKEN, y
Chairman Town Board
Oak Park, Marshall Co.
.. MINI. ..., . =
P. o. Address, Alvarado, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
PAIN

Pain in the head-pain anywhere, has its cause.
Pain is congestion pain is blood pressure-nothing
prove it he has created a little pink tablet That
tablet-called DR.. Shops Headache Tablet
coaxes blood pressure away. from pain centers.
It's effects charming, pleasingly delightful Gently
though safely it surely equalizes the blood circ.
lation.
# you have headache, it's blood pressure.
TITS painful periods with women. same cause:
cOngestiOn-blOOd pressure That surely is q
certainty, for DR.. Shops Headache Tablets stop
It in 20 minutes and the tablets simply distribute
the unnatural blood pressure
Bruise your finger, and doesn't it get red, and
swell. and pain you? OF course it does It's con.
gestion. blood pressure. You'll findit where pain
1s-always. It's simply Common Sense.
We sell at Is cents, and cheerfully recommend
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men, women and
children. r.
When appetite fails, it restores
it. When food is a burden, it
lifts the burden. !"
When you lose flesh, it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard and duty
is heavy, it makes life bright.
tits the thin edge of the wedge;
the thick end is food. But
what is the use of food when
you hate it and can't digest it?
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the food that makes you
forget your stomach.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15

Children especially like Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup, as it tastes
nearly as good as maple sugar. It
not only heals irritation and allays
inflammation, thereby stopping the
cough, but it also moves the bowels
gently and in that way drives the cold
from the system. It contains no
opiates. Sold by North Star Drug Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
True Bill Against Eaqles,

d Nashville, Tenn, Apr. The
grand jury at Knoxville, Tenn, yester.
day returned true bill against the
home stock con1panv of the Order Of
Eagles for selling liquor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
Train Kills Three Girls.

Dubuque, Ia, Apr. 13.-The Illinois
Central flyer" struck and instantly
killed Anna, Mabel and Ruby, aged
seven, eight and "A, respectively,
daughters of Fred Foldorf, four miles
west of here yesterday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15

Send this advertisement, together with name
of paper in which 1t appears, your address and
four cents to cover postage, and we will send
you Complete Handy Atlas of the World"
SCOTT 6 BOVINE, 400 Pearl St, New York
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
Shoots Child; Kills Wife and Self.

Marysville, Kan, Apr. 13.-J John
Wilson, a retired former of Marysville,
shot and killed his wife, wounded his
12-year-old stepdaughter, set, fire to
the house and committed suicide yes.
terday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-15
Court WithhoIds Decision.

Washington, Apr. 13.-No decision
IN the commodities clause case waa
announced by the supreme court Of
the United States yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-08

The Eagles were in session and had
an enjoyable time last night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-08
[ Ispecial to INC sentineI. ]

Nom mbasay, Africa, May S.-The
sleeping sickness commission is hop
ing that Theodore Roosevelt will pay
visit to the expeditions camp at
Sesse, Uganda, where Sir David and
Lady Bruce are in charge of the seq
regation hospitals. The governments
of Germany. France, Belgium, as well
as the government of the United
Kingdom, are Loyalty working togeth-
er endeavoring to find cure or pre-
ventative for the sleeping sickness.
Altogether seven European doctors
have succumbed to the fatal disease
since the attempts to cope with the
evil were commenced. Governor Sir
Hesketh Bell. in appealing TO the
millionaires of the world and others
beneyolently disposed for money gifts
to enable him TO purchase slaughter
of stock to crafty the one and only
craving of those whose suffering is so
intense, which is summed up in the
word meat" described his latest
visit to the camp in part as follows:
Unaware of Impending DOOM
The patients were lodged in large
thatched bandas and were divided
according to sex and the various
stages of the disease. In one enclos-
ure we saw a number of infants in
W0OIu the IlI5I OQtNdIQ VI the
scourge were Just appearing. I'm
aware of their impending doom, the
little black mites played and romped
to their hearts content in the shade
of the banana grove. and only the
swelled glands at the base of their
necks showed that their fate was
sealed. II was sad indeed to think
that in short time those merry peals
of laughter would gradually become
more and more rare. and that all
those poor little creatures in whom
the joy of life was so strong. would,
after q year or two of misery. be laid
in the crowded cemetery that | could
just see between the trees
In the Second Stage.
'In row of sheds surrounded by
the banana groves, which supply the
food for the patients, we saw numbers
of those who had reached the second
stage of the disease. Most of them
appeared to be suffering acutely.
They seemed to shun the cool shade
of the broad matched roofs and pre-
ferred to sit or lie in the full blaze
of the MONDAY sun. Even there
many of them shivered almost con-
stantly, and drew about their emac-
lated limbs the brown rags of bark
cloth which partly covered them. The
drawn features and haggard eyes
testified to the gnawing pains that
almost constantly afflicted them, and
the unhappy creatures appeared to
have special dread of being touched.
Many of them were in the stage
of lethargy which has, doubtless,
been responsible for the misleading
name by which the disease has be-