davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

the champagne crop may dvindie
d'"n sharply as % result af the raw
ages oi miidcw among the grape vines
ot the Rheims district OF France
lhis may hurt the srape growers
some. but scarcity of the wine may
De- means of improving the health
OF Those who are Accustomed a.
drinking iot of H.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
The Rough Places.

One cannOt expect 10 travel a path
always without removing an obstacle
az some stage of the travel The
man who does business under the idea
that he can do so without being con-
ironted with obstacles is badly mis-
taken. If YOU don't try TO remove the
obstacles IL is an open and shut shot
lhat II won't be removed only by the
iallure OF business -Herford Record
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

II is denied that Mr. Bryan viii bolt
the democratic party. He will mere
~ continue his efforts to keep it
under lock and key.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

it has been demonstrated again that
a resignation rumor is never so re-
liable as the denial that follows it.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

We are asked what we are going
do about W. A. Hawkins as a cam
late Tor the constitutional conven-
on The Lord only knows what We
are going 10 do about It. hut We know
Se are not in favor Of Mr Hawkins
for this position. AS We have for
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Some of us may find the kind Of
heaven we viii have is being deter
mined by the Kind Of houses we are
willing folks should inhabit here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Mr.. Cox nf Cincinnati appears to
be one Of the people who have solved
the problem of letting the other
fellow do the worrying,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

The raising Of the Maine in another
enterprise whore sentiments and ap-
propriations fail TO get together.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Senator Gore of oklahoma IN his
statements regnrding hrihc offers
mentions o. lot OF men who have been
above suspicion. and IL is sincerely
hoped that fun Investigation will
prove that the people have not elect
cd 90 hieh office the kind OF men
Who VIII sioop Co knavery 60 enrich
iheir own pockeihooks.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Or Wiley retains from spelling
any family reunions by intimating
that old-fashioned apple pie is in
furious.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Paris has a woman who is 126 years
old, but it's a safe bet she has not
been follower of the latest Partisan
styles for several years past.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

One Of the most conspicuous elgi-
bles 10 the Old Enough to Know Bet
ter club is DR. Crippen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
L. 5. MAIL SERVICE AND
STAGE LINE
For the Famous Hot Springs of

HNIIIVLs y. VI
Leave Albuquerque at a. m. daily
except sunday. Arrive at Jcme1
Springs at p. m
Leave Jemcz Springs at a. m'
daily, except sunday. Arrive az AZ
buquerque at y. m.
Can carry three passengers either
way; twenty-five pounds Of baggage
free, excess at reasonable rates. The
transportation Of Intoxicating liquors
is forbidden and strictly refused over
this route.
Information at Nalo Bros. so ~
First ST. or write to
GANINO GARCIA.
proprietor ane Mail Contractor
z. o. Box 81 Albuquerque, y. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Mr. Rooseyelts first public speech
is expected to bring relief to number
Of oyerworked imaginations.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

And stlll the patient hen goes on
without asking whether she Is working
for an incubator or cold storage
plant.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Inspector Dew Of Scotland Yard is
a great disappointment TO the stu
dents Of story book detectives
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

If the man who has nothing to say
would only say It he would soon ac-
quire a reputation for wisdom.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Regular republicans are inclined to
the view that some Of the men called
progressiyes are in reality back
slIders
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

There seems to be a very general
invitation to the secretary Of the in
terror TO take the department of the
exterior
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Some democrats go so far as to hint
that Mr. Bryan is not even the master
Of epgram that he used to be.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

No man is well occupied who is too
busy to sympathize.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

We have tailor and clothes
presser in town, and all the boys look
like they are just out of band box
lately Eneino Progress.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Millers may attempt to take ref
use In the dictionary and claim that
bleaching flour Is not am adulteration
inasmuch as the is..s,-s removes sun
stance Instead OF Introducing cheaper
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

The golden rule is the best antidote
for the rule Of gold
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

or rather will be, running on the
wrong kind of a platform and ticket
for democratic Chaves county.--Ros-
well Record.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
Got Ills Goat.

If Hon. w. II. Andrews has found
Judge A. B. Falls goat so early in the
game what viii be the outlook when
the real sensational fight is on be-
tween New Mexico's statehood pro-
moter and the Texas fugitive p
Columbus News.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Shopping hint Now is the time to
get your bargains In Christmas cards.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Tho shortest cut to heaven is lift
ing some one out Of he'll.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Weather reports make it look as
If Oklahoma had gone dry for keeps
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Insurgents Of any kind always
make gains IN Kansas.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO OPENS
FOR FALL TERM SEPTEMBER z WITH
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR GOOD WORK

Dr. MCQUEEN Gray Remains As President Professor NJ r.
Angel PoSponeS POSTGRADUATE Work at Wisconsin Unver-
sly and Comes Back TO Continue as Dean of COLLEGE of
Science and Engneerng New Science Hall to Replace Had
ley Laboratory to Be Rushed to Completion
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

best saddle horses 10 he had
"a the city are al w. l.. Trimble's. M
\. Second street Phone !.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

why can't ana aeroplane wear a
parachute
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

material. A little qulbbling is a dan
gerous thing
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Territory of New Mexico. In the Dis
trict Court sitting within and for
the County of Colfax, Fourth Ju-
dicial District
Action for q Partition
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Lots numbered thirteen (13), four
teen t1D, and fifteen G5). in Block
mum bered forty-five (45), OF the Or
iginal Townsite OF the Town now
City of Ration, in the county Of COL
FAX, Territory Of New Mexico. accord
ing to the original maps OF survey
now on file smong the Colfax County
public records; and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-10

Also the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter. and the west half
u the southwest quarter Of section
iitteen 15), in Township Thirty
t3O) North Of Range twenty-four r
(24) East of the New Mexico Princfs
pal Meridian in New Mexico. con,
tanning one hundred and twenty
tlze) acres OF land, more or less; and
III
Also the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section fifteen
tl5l. and the north half Of the north
west quarter, and the northwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of
Section twenty-five (22l, in Township
thirty tSO). north OF Range twenty
four t24 east of the New Mexico
Principal Meridian in New Mexico
containing one hundred and sixty
tlbO) acres OF land. more or less; and
"
Also that part or portion OF Sec
tion twenty-eight (2S) in Township
thirty t3O). north Of Range twenty
four t2G east Of the New Mexico
Principal Meridian which lies west Of
the eastern boundary line OF the
Beauhien and Miranda. or Maxwell
Land Grant, containing in all abou;
four hundred and fifty-four (45p |
P cres. more or less. BUT EXCEPT |
ING AND RESERvING from the |
tract OF land last herein above de- |
scribed. in paragraph ". the lands |
heretofore sold by Newell Relford |
and conveyed to Walter V. Turner |
BY deed dated September 25th. 1897. I
md recorded IN deed book 2. at page /
SIG OF the Colfax County public 4
records. which deed is hereby re-
erred 10 and made a part hereof.
which said EXCEPTION and RES
sRNATlON from said lands above
described is as follows. to-wit.
tBeginning Of EXCEPTION AND
R E,SERNATIOND. The north half 1
z the northwest quarter of the I
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
WANTS TO GIT a DIVORCE.
Husband Procured b. Advertisement
Proves Cruel.

After being tied down Oy the BONDS
o: matrimony eighte-en months. dur
.nC which time the sunshine OF hap
piness has frequently been eclipsed
by clouds OF turmoil and hts o: an
ger and brainstorms. Mrs. Ellen hot-
MT Dixon. former pretty >cho"!
teacher OF MarioG. y. &. Friday nj
I'd suit 4; Roanoke Va. !sr partial
divorce. and alimoay from her aged
and wealthy husband. J. <. DixoE.
Will. Miss Ellen Hot!i,t was
drumming book sense into the heads
OF the mountain boys and girls o! the
Tar Heel State she grew weary OF
the calling OF petogoSue and adver-
Used 10. husband. Tn. eyes OF
the lonely R1anoker fell upon the ad
and correspondence ended in mar
riace.
Some months ago Dixon was tried
in the police court on charge o;
assaulting mis- wife with inten; 10
kill. He was acquitted. IN tho d.
vorce proceedings the wife alleges
| cruelty. The husband claims his
wife is no, entitled TO halt OF his es-
tate. Mr. Dixon is now living az
LvnchburS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
THE TARIFF STEAL.
senator Bri>tow Scores .adrich and
Old Man joe

4; :h. old Salem chautaqua in III
iao;s. Senator Joseph l.. BriSto1. OF
Kansas delivered j denunciat!on OF
senator Aldrich. whom ne charged
with IN. manipulation o: the ;ar:ff
10: the enrichment o! himself. h:s
son and 4 number OF his friends
Among the names HrIStoT Ink
ID with tina: o: Al6r!ch weE. Senator
Guggcnh.:m and Paul Morton. for
me. Secretary OF the Navy Br!sto"'
attacked The 'ntire "standpat ese-
.a.n, in the Republican party. and
declared the people would demand a
bette. explanation from Aldr!ch re
cardins his connection with the al
!. Sed trust than ;ha; o: last FRIDAY
In his arrangements o: the ovSani'
.a::on. in Congress. RriS;ow declar'
ed that under the domination o:
( annon in the House and A!dr!cn
IN the Senate :hc pledges made N
Republican platforms are faSran,-
Il Violated and duties fixed not C
contribute TO ;he welfare OF the
American people but 20 al: :ns
pockets OF greedy removse!ess Aoan
! c!a! SPECTATORS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
WORK OF JILTED LONER.
Nurse Fatally Shot BY Former Hos,
pital Attendant

The man who sho; a@d s..riousl.
wounded Miss MARI Cu.beTsou. a
nu-s- a; The MorSalton. y. c. Insane
Hospital Friday night; is Joseph Up
ton. ! former attendant At the hosp!-
:al. lie vas discharged :or unr:!y
conduct two weeks ago I; IS stated
shat Upton was a, one time engaged
20 Miss Cul5ersoa hut the engage
ment was broken by the latter a
month ago.
Miss Culoerson's condition is such
as 20 mako recovery very oouo;:G!.
I, is probable ;ha, Upton. who al
tempted suicide after attacking ,he
voun- lady. will recover from his
wounds
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
BRILLIANT COMET DISCOVERED.
Astronomers Thinks II Will Re Zinc
Very Soon.

The Washington Times says il ;ht
comet discovered .ast Nedaesd@' ;
morning by the Rev. Joel II. Ne;eaf q
Il Taun,an. Mass. and named &c:
,.:n "Me;calfs Comet. fultil!s the
Promises that it has given. the wo:''
vii! be treated In the next ;To
,ooths 20 more spectacular siS:'
:han ,ha, attendant uFon the v;Ei'
}! Hall"r's comet
Since the lates; celestial wander.'
has oe-u officially observed but twice
nee by is discovered and again b:
pioi. Asaph Hal! a2d tao assistants
=; ..he Naval otse-vato-". il IS !0'
possible To say exactly Saen J; "!
ONE near enough 20 :he earth &c
10 DISTINGUISHED With the naked eye
n:.;. from present indications. ~nes
:: DOES come near. II w:ll present ~
..onearancc second 20 .one o: me
on4,s seen within r.. last century
Even a. the greet distance A
\. Itch il i: a; present. ;ae appear
.:,ce ot "a. come; IS brilliant ant
>..pa.s-s IN grandeur the Speciac.'
q, l:a!ieys comet seen at the SAM
..s,ance. Selling majest!cally through
S,ace il IS easily diStinsuisha5ie Wiz
:elescope from It's smaller and les
{; pcht ne;chbocs Particularly no
;:,cab!- IS Tie effect presented ::
ne nucleus. ehich is Intensely ofisn
a7d exceptionally clear.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
TEDDY WILL FIGHT
dIs SIGNAL DEFEAT HAS STIKR-
ED UP HIS IRE
Ind VIII Go Into New York Politics
With Determination to Rule or
Ruin
Ruin.

| A dispatch from New York Say'
.ie.e Vas marked calm Necncsda!
,--er the troubled waters OF the 4"
publican political. seas following The
storm Tuesday. when the "Old
Guard" In the State committee. voi-
Cd down Theodor. Roosevcl:'S name
.or temporary chairman OF 'he COM
irs State Convention.
No man was prepared 10 say how
things would shape ,hemse!va dur
.ns the days intervening between
Low and the State convention. vac',
lie delegates. after all. will finally
determine who shall be chosen.
New York County Chairman Girls
com. who presented Rooserelt,s name
20 tho committee says the fight will
ae carried 10 tho primaries and 10
the convention.
Ths. Roosevelt. intends. as del
ega;e 10 the State Convention from
Nassau county. to urge a progressive
platform and candidate Cor govern
or is clearly indicated. politicians
say. in that portion his statement
issued Tuesday night. which says
shat speech BY him would be OF
such character that It might help
il the convention nominated the
light kind OF . man on clean-cus
progressive platform. but It would
hurt il neither the right kind OF
man were nominated nor the right
kind Of platform adopted.
Roosevelt made it clear Wednes-
Gay that under no circumstances
would be allow his name to be pre-
sented TO the convention as can
d;date for the sorernorship nom!-
nation
President Taft was upset when
news came from New York tc Bever-
~ OF the defeat OF Roosevelt for
temporary chairman OF the New York
State Convection
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
OLD MAN MUST GO
CANNON TOO HEAVY 4 LOAD TO
CARRY LONGER.
Lonsworth Cir Out the Notice OF
Slaughter. Which Makes Uncle
J.a. Talk Out Plainly.

/, Rejecting the views OF the admin
! iS:ration. il is said Representative
Longwor;h OF Ohio gave OUT q state.
ment in which he says he will never
support Speaker Cannon again and
does not believe that Cannon eve!
can be reelected This is regarded
as the actual beginning OF a Tea!
igh, against Cannon.
Mr. Cannon in his speeches SO
far in his campaign and in recen:
declarations has made his candidacy
for speakership an issue for one
don. propose TO dodge that issue.
said Longworth.
Il shall oppose Cannons election
as speaker and in the manne! con-
s:der proper made up my mind
before the adjournment Of the las;
session OF congress that Cannon
could not De reelected speaker and
my opinion has been strengthened
since.
Il am absolutely convinced II
there is full attendance a, the Re
publican caucus that Le cannot be
again elected speaker.
Il have a genuine affection FOR
Cannon as a man and highest re-
spect for him as having splendid
fighting qualities. have supported
him FIVE times 70: the speakershtp,
but cannot do so again.
y repeat shall oppose the reel
ection OF Cannon 20 the speakeTship
and am firmly Of my opinion tha;
jais reelection is impossible
The fact that the statemea: was
given Immediately following a con-
ference al the summer whitehouse
REGARDING the plans FOR the coming
congressional campaign is taken rs
indicating that President Taft and
Vice President Sherman are behind
the movement TO eliminate Cannon.
Speaker Cannon. when shown the
dispatch from Beverly regarding the
statement gwen out ey Representa-
tive Longworth. said:
Mr.. Cannon declines TO answer
any statement which Mr.. Lorgwcsth
may or may not have made Until he
sees fit. do aot answer statements
which | believe to be fakes that mis-
chievous parties make.
Il, is time enough for me- to an
swer the president OF the United
States II he has any statement TO
make touching on the Republ!canism
OF the speaker Of the house OF rep
when he makes that
statement: under his own hand,
will not SSht Hind mills filed by
breezes hi1wn from lungs OF poli:i-
cal or personal enemies. OF COW
ards
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
Good for the Ladies.

The stock ot liquors and beer be-
longing 70 the American Order O!
Owls at Marvville. Tenn. was se'z-
Cd bv the sheriff a; tha; place uE-
Ger q distress Warrant, and sold. l;
vas bought bv the ladies OF he No-
rea.s Christian Temperance Union
and DESTROYED in :von; 0! the jail
~ pouring i; on he ground II the
PRESENCE OF large crowd
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
From the Ravages Of Cholera Over in
Russia and Italy.
DYING BY THOUSANDS
Over Fifty Thousand Have Died in
Russia and the Epidemic Has In
vadeG Italy. Where tho People.
Panic Stricken. arre Fleeing for
Their Lives TO Other Places.

A dispatch from ST, Petersburg
says one weeks cholera record 70:
Russia shows aa::.aii aew cases o!
cholera and 1913 deaths. bringing
/; the total nunbe. o! cas' in Russia
this yea! 20 !lc.9s5. (: these 80
2s1 have died. the mortality perceo,
being As
The figures are those furnished
By sanitary bureau covering the
week from Aug. : 10 August -. in
inclusive. and are. therefore. fully Off
| cial Reports from Red Cross ~
cieties indicate ,ha, the actua! az
ures are somewhat greater. as it IS
a practically inpos!b!lity 10 register
every case in an epidemic Of such
proposition
The epidemic in ST. Petersburg
shows 4 considerable decrease only
2S5 cases and l3s deaths having
been reported for the six Gays ending
at noon Thursday in comparison 20
the51 cases and c33 deaths reported
the So cases and 233 deaths reported
the previous week. The saaitarr
author OF the city believe tha,
from now on the epidemic will con-
tinue its natura! decrease
The total figures :or ST Peters
ours since the FIRST cases weere re-
ported June 20 show22,07s cases anG
80 deaths The mortality in the
capita! thirty five per cent. is much
less than in the southern provinces
owing 20 the better hospital tacil!-
ties and the experience gained in
two years ago.
Invades Italy.
The epidemis OF cholera which
has broken out in Southern Italy
is steadily Increasing in the districts
affected. particularly in the town OF
Tran:. where the number OF deaths
already is more ,hanIthir,v. TIE
ls;es; previous Official repor, gave
twenty deaths at Tram. showing the
rapidity with which ,h~6 ::.ase is in
>reas!ne there. The cptenic rs ot
4 viruleR, type and the death rat.
is high
Even sraYer danger is anticipated
from the dying population o! the in
lection districts. who may bear :he
germs Of the disease 10 regions NOT
yet involved Trani seems almost de-
serted as a result OF the panic. 20
600 o: the residents. fully one-hait
Of the population. having fed the
own. Fui!y as many have escaped
from thee island town OF Bar!e;a
a dispatch from Rome says that
the report thai the epidemic Of choi-
era which has broken out in Apuiia
had spread 10 Rome are -mphati-
ca:ly denied There have been 40
cases there and the genera! heal,h
better than AZ any time during IN.
past ten years.
Although the danger O. Infection
is not felt there the pope ordered
he Lazare;o OF Santa Marta. built
inside the Vatican by Pope Leo in
1855 during the great cholera ep-
ide:nic 4. Naples. but never used be-
cause o: the absence Of cholera pa
tients. made ready for any emerser-
cy. The hospital instead has been
employed 20 shelter pilgrims
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
Searching for Murderer.

Posses Of armed citizens and 20
1.cen1en are skirnieh!ns the s~am2s
near North Bergen. y. J.. searching
'er Bertrand Pond. who IS wanted
Tor the killing Of Mrs. Mary TN.
,ehiez ir the presence o; her six.
>esE-old son. The police charge Pond
killed ,he woman because she .e.
,ecced his attentions.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
SOLDIERS FIGHT.
7c,a, Militiauan KILLS Two Priratcs
With Pistol.

A, Abbott. Texas. SATURDAY.. ? u
T..m!n. 1,enbe. OF Bs;;ecy A. !sS-
as Eat!oua. Guard. sho: a7G inS;aH>
ly killed A. g. Pucke;t and O. l..
" !lliam ms. hrs; c!ass 2cirates OF ne
hosp.,a! corps Fi.n!n used re-
=, Oliver. ooe o! his victims beng soc'
;v;cs and ,ae ,tber receiving o2e
auiie:
FI-n.n and his tro'ac:. Surt f'r-
~, also neuee, o. Battery \.
ue:. placed Il jail. st.uiu IS ssii
20 haye been absent ;'oG bis com
n.ant without .eave when ,he shoo.'
.ng occurred. The troops He:e e1
-ou,e soue :.oo Leoc Springs. hav'
| ia .beec attending naceuTe's to'
sssera! days
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
They Must Be Bad.

Hordes Of mosquitoes are !ntsr-
tc7!nS seriously 1ith the work cf
constructing telegraph lin. across
the dcse.: in :te vicinity 0: Wilcox.
Ar:z. The summer rains formed q
vas: shallow lake iu shat vicinity
wherein the mosquitoes 5ave bred.
The gangs OF men are Seset day acc
rist. aod TIC work IS practically
al stacds.lIl
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
Loses Life at Fire.

Fi.e that broke on; shortly att"r
clsh. O'Clock Thursday night n ine
warehouse district OF Jersev City.
.!p.d out one entire block o! bust
ress a-ildinss and factories. turned
1000 terrified families :nto :ha
street. Killed fireman. BROKE oota
legs c aco.tec ~ walls :aln=S s-ot
e.s. 70: stopped u,t.l ate. midnight.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
Killed Herself.

4: Atlanta. Ga. Miss Emma Loo
{ Campbell. aged IS. Q. Edse1o2t. X.
< ~ho ~s< 4 scuder: a: business
College. died Monday ~ tnsoit.l
IS a resu!, Of poison taken With sui
tidal intent. She explained 20 Ger
laad!ady. shortly after abe s4d taken
,he poison. the reason 20: he- 1ct
a.as :sat she ssd a quarrel Wit: one
9: te! :eac1ers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-24
WORK OF L fIEND.
Fires on a BOY Who Was Riding
Mule to His Work.

\ l3-vear-old negro boy. named
|.ohert Lang. sou OF Mack Lang. re-
.:d!ns on Nighwater place. near 'ai-
dosta. Ca. VAS seriously shot IN
.he head br paSs-nSe: on an e1-
c.;rs:on :-ain from Florida 20 Attain
:. on the Georgia Southern road on
Thursday afternoon. Efforts 20 catca
me guilty party j, Ti:toa and Cor
dsie failed The boy vas riding
rule 70 his work when shot. Par:
k: bis brains oozed from toe wound
acd physicians state that De viii
dc. Il is 10: known whether the
shooting ~ss Intentional or the :e'
>ul: O: an accident