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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15
TAKING STEPS TOWARD
NEW $4,000 SCHOOL AT
TOWN OF FORT SUMNER


Especial Correspondence "a MoFninE Journail
Folt summer. y N MitY i-$
committee is ~ work coll8et.g
pledges o4 thc 1ple hcle o. iHEe ail
two thousand dollars worth of stol e
ira the SCHOOL building company, Whom
thia money hes been raisrd and fle
lets pun np. ID" tavuslte stuwi.alis
Wil u, thlo to iinat io7n for cie ht
thousand dollars THEN when th0 dis-
tfirt is ahle to vote bonds thls money
Niii hc reu8 med. THE Nins tor a
Neiv tnc building arc ali ready and
it if oSpryted lhai the actual teUlh
win bc4in SHORTLY
'rhe Rockwell hruIhcrs inw ner yHs1
Is being opened ur A lntgf Mr
uor We eugased 'n ru-t'ng tne W'rf.
The necessity pl motina tNe Fn-f-
office from its preeeni iaa1linn s. -
ine an intctestiNr question iur Nct
lotttinu hus Hut sea been ar N.o
upuu.
Tia Fort sumner lund BIN ha. taen
placed upon ghe calender tor fasF 81
Nnul.tN. Grlotdiua fA letter ffur'
Nclearsn Andrews gunlishcd M tAs
Fett SamHcr index
rhe t.i ,Ari the ueople nrsl oain-
iu pai u rn iUc pleni and pine in
here tho Haipr oi thC sni4nrs uor y
nf town want thc town inrnrnof tsd
nelofc going hhoad has QuicEcuea n-
tefci in the matter of Incorporation.
Tile Commercial club hnlas irs re--
uitr uuartcrlt clrcilon of officer.
Mnudas nieht
Tho comiuG of copper eirpaN ta
n, rut in hs the Colorado Telruh. ne
coWi nu, elena the cut-nti Nill eiYc
this section CONNIE tlan utlh Aii plints
on thc Colorado company linc and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15
Hotel Alvarado
Corner 9Th and Alyarado Streets
-AN ANIIII- -

'os ANGELES. ca.
ilN -INJTES FECM BTSTNF FSs
- Fig ll .stfog ratHa residence
gi7,flel' otefieekins West lake Park
Si'esiat Aceonnloo-t ons 0rl rates ID
people in Alhugue roue and ,feioff,.
Nm. i. corWia. Owner and Nt,n,.,.,.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15
HOTEL WATSON
los tNCELES. CALIFORNIA
l'ico street at Hover

RATES ---c anil ro wuhnrt hatb.
ard up uith bath.
Hot ans co'l Nater Electric Ilehr.
~iefm ii0Ht inei aul long distance
.elapHr -er iee u eFery room
LOST - i,hcumati-m and stomach
Trouble
iet Nil-iiraiih and Happiness az
NuFfiria Hoi springs
Nj i;HiErN. ca. Aurrtcs-s rn-
~ -H ar m baths rf swimming
i'oaI anrEIet Hf Informs llnn Tnra.u
30 ut tr- trif1 Eeanther prur-
-lFE. Il rug-er
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15
TAOS COUNTY YOUTH
STRAYS OFF WITH
A LARGE GUN
Boy Believed 10 Have Been De-
Voured by Bears Has Run
Away Gigantic Skeletons
Of Prehistoric Men Unearthed

Taos. \ M May D.. Frank cotter
iise onb child 81 bis parents. living 90
I.oho. Taos eouun ieft his nome a
week. ago and uu 60 dat" has not been
m lie TOOK his sun, stating he
Nas going 90 hunt for the cows 1nd
uot returning pariy went To hunt
ior him s1pposing hc had shot him
self or had been Injured ny "A bear
there being ma unusual number at
thcas 8nimals about this sprins. Later
ms mother discovered some nf his
clothing AMI some money had been
taken ~u t is supposed he has run
nfg Some neixhhofs NOW offer the
Information tiJnt bp hRs been planning
aueh "a move inf some time past lie
l. -. ~. IL.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15

tera the bank will be 10 better po-
| sltlon to accommodate its customers
ana meet The demands of the rapidly
/ growing country The tNo banks 81
,aIlsDad were originally stoe kmens
! banks exclusively Bat as tht farmins
industry has developed both usnks
have taken note Of the growth and
are serving the farmers as eff. ienfiY
as the stock interests
More Cattle shipments
= large number ~ cattle have becn
ioaded et the stock pens hHe thc
past feW days. The frst shipme MS
were largely Ola COWS hHt she steers
ate nov being brought in aHa loaded
put as rapidly as the railroad Is bic
a. carry them The shipments over
the Pee0s valley line of the Sana RE
railroad hove been the heaviest this
season since aNZ and 9nB Hhcn "A
great many cattle were moked lrom
the lower Feeos slope to Mona na.
Tue railroad has done exceedingly
wen in moving cattle su lar Il ls
running heavy trains. using from tNo
Ia three engines and eH4tylns the|
stuff through on rapid time The
prices received fsF stock thl. Near ace
much above the usual and tht starle-
mon haVe money "a pHt I'D the banh
tnc banker and merchant
Farmers Harvesting tifalfa.
Thc tanners under tlte farlFrHa
project are husS hart cstius thcir arsi
crop of alfalfa The yieid Is heiaw q
AVERAGE. on eccnunt 20 t1a epia ata-
tHer during the spring hHt abe ernt.
however. is go large that ID D. neos
ntrs 10 find am outside market Np-
pafeHtlN the buyers of alfalfa ha
acreage ~ sifaila under fhf pr4 ietf |
the uast tcHr and 50 lnr u0 buyers |
are on d nd Ga take tm crop as il e. |
reads for delivery. Here is 20 suien- |
.iid opening for "a comm iSsiou firm 90 |
handle hay Hud batter 700 tho season /
lther crops thgt the armcrs tiil have
.c market
The Richards Lumber comrau has
acquired the lumber business nf i n |
FAINT Thia ward is located on Cn-
.on street adjoining thc nc0 FAINT
and % errs adtan ntis-ausly
oeated The Richards fambor conn
1anf Will retain les old rd iaf slor-
tge hut the offices uf tire business
VIII al be eonduefe fed Ht tho now
.fand
saloons Go u, Default.
movement was started sHnrt
imr ago % petition the utw cit2
.ouneii 10 ordrt y election on the d.
cnsing "a tho saloons u saSr PRONE
se 90 % vers hegted campaign The
ale0n men nftrr muBine d careful
.autass W. the situation hHte come
% the conclusion that np license
would mrrt n caee an election +
ietd they navc therefor, mate =
thaf thes be permitted g
un until their licenses expire which
,ill BE- some time in Decent mncr This
lronasition has met with much teNCr
IS 70 viii save the expense ol mn clcc-
ION ana thc nupleusa af & eam
atgn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15
Territory and Uncle Sam
Cooperate in Crusade for
Better County Roads

Government WIN Detail Engineer New Mexico Good Roads
Commission viii Assist and Delegate Andrews Gives En-
couraeng Report Of Prospect For Passage Of Bill Authorz
ing S50000 Bond Issue to improve Highways Near Alb
Querque: Petition viii Be Circulated This Week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-15
pII.rG trI< LEIsTIeR GIVES
NitIT I3Ntpt ItAt,I. MINT

N ffHHfI NJ lNN UfHUHFltINn r. aat
AUTHORITY from congress fof d county
hpud sssuc in the enm nf Stsf.0n0.
&A9. WvH nt ho used for plating thg
county aHd the rfmaildng $3.50 600 fNt
roAa tnprNsemem Delegate Andrews
iiaw f~liiira its s ivtftr ffsTa AZ
SchWentlser in worry encouraging fAsh-
iap alf Andrews writes th4t bIl
sh9nld ~ drawn UH Ht uuer endurs-
"a as ihe proper county officials AND
forwarded without dyi8N
GaiernnciH VIII liaii
Iftttts Naff f aW ettaf
from the nffffe ,'s ftmiill. iaJ ~f Gla
= aet,flWna Ht NtTiaNiHfre af
WaFhiusian ,lN FhHirmsn sehNfYt
ker enclosing application hHuks fnr
hNperi AfiNlee $3.50 lef ihe deiah
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
REACHING THE TOP.

in any calling of life. demands a vigorous body and a keen brain. without health there is no success. But Electric Bitters is the greatest
 Health Builder the world has eyer xnown. It compels perfect action of stomach, liver. kidneys, bowels. pur- lfies and enriches the blood, tones wand invigorates the whole system and enables you to stand tho wear and tear of your daily work. "Af- 4er months of suffering from kidney ttnublc." writes W. M. Sherman. of Gushing. Me-. ''three bottles of Elec- tic Bitters made me feel like 8 new
 ax.'' 50c, at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
Make up your mind, then make the Double Votes Spell Success
Positively Best Offer of the Contest

o'clock, o aged f52, the immediate cause of his death being Bright's disease, with which he had suffered for many years. The funeral was held this afternoon and many prominent men from all parts of the state were here to attend the obsequies. MT. Armfield is survived by his third wife. who with . little daughter survives; also two sons 0y tho nrst marriage, Aes- srs. N. D. and Dennis Armfield. and three sters md three brothers. He
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
ANND SELLS M BROS. GREAT CIRCUS

s9ssIt is probably that the population IT the earth has doubled since 1900. 1t0 ona know within ten millions of
 1Sat it was in 1909. but no doubt aklh figures just published by B.. L. sEStman Weale are as good as any aS5tner. He gives a grand total of l.
 .OOO 900. Of these only about a l4{Sird, or. 546,OOO,O00, are white. with " 1000, 900 in North America and 4o3,- S&o0,000 :n Europe. ! ass5sWith the Adam Forepaugh and Sells s Brothers Big United Shows which lsxhibits here soon, about 1900 peo- |Sxle are employed. Quite a travelling
 ify in itself This enormous cir 3 goes where it will; stays as many s{&ys as it likes and aranges it's route x without consulting anyone outside the 5mana cement of this great enterprise. Ss $a The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers N lows gives a superb street parade. N will enter no agreement with other s hows by which this feature Of clr- IA dav is eliminated. A street par S| le is a part of circus ticket. Fhe Forepaugh and Sells Brothers cus cares not if other shows make
 Se sane cities in which it appears
 s1ts performance differs so widely |S iFom the usual circus performance x fSat it does not consider the present s Say show as real opposition. It's l lSeatures are many. The bills set 1sa1ng forth the glories and features or 9ia unparalleled aggregation Of tra- x ling acts and stupendous congress E. all that Is greatest and best in the
 Drld of the sawdust arena. state that
 TN year the show Is greater and Snder than ever and that many en-
 Fely new acts will be seen. Tne
 orepaugh and Sells Byothers Circu, ,il undoubtedly be accorded T lafss
 r.tronaxe here. as our people love cireue oaonday. November !. the saov e,osaes to Pine Bluff. A-->-::
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

was cousin of Gen: Armfield,e of Statesville, who died the past weeR MT. Armfield was business man of rare ability and came here from Mr. Airy. He was at the head of the
 Armfield Co., large wholesale gro- cers, a director of the Fourth Nation al Bank. and was one of the chief promoters and first president of the W. { C. D., railroad. Hope Mills to Lumberton and nov building to Eliza. l lbetAtown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
SIATf OFFICIALS ' ]. NAKE THE OATH. s,f our New Men Go Into the State House at Lit 1s+.ss ;;-..s tie Rock. s;::;- :r:::; .scs.E RATTLE GETS THE CUP N.s@ Ns@!:. <: Associate Justice of Supreme Court
 Retire After Long Service
 
 Si Kirby Successor.

Little Rock, Oct. 31.-Arkansas to- day has three new officials, though four today took the oath of office. In the Supreme Court chamber this morning George E. Cook, State Sup erintendent of Public Instruction, who was recently re-elected; Fred H. < Phillips, Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture. and Reuben G. Dye, State Land Commits :sloner, stood up and took the oath sof C*fice administered to them by Chief Justice B. H. McCulloch.
 They all returned to their offices and began business as though noth- ing had ever happened but office Holding by, them before.
 William F. Kirby was not sworn in as Associate Justice to succeed B. B. Battle until after the session of the Supreme court, it being the desire of the members of the court to permit him to end his term at that time.
 Associate Justice Kirby will tomor rod actively take up the duties of his office As soon as the opinions were < rendered in the court this morning, Chief Justice McCulloch produced
 huge loving cup, the gift of the mem- bers of the court and attorneys to As sociate Justice Battle, who had serv- ed 25 years on the bench with dis function to himself and the state. < Chief Justice McCulloch wame quite lengthy speech of presenta- stion, reviewing the years of associa- tion between himself and Associate Justice Battle.
 Short talks were made by the oth- CT members of the court, also mem- ,bers of the bar present, and Asso- ciate Justice Batte responding in a feeling speech, which showed his appreciation of the gift.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
J. IL. ARMFIEID'S
 RELATIVE DEAD

A special dispatch from Fayette- ville. Ark. gives the following ac- count of the death of J. F. L. Arm field. relative of !. L. Armfield. of this city:
 Following .an operation for acute appendicitis. at St. Lakes Hospital. TAnssday night. afr. !. r. l. Armfield eae q Fsyettsvilis's leading citisens,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
NAYLOR FUNERAL
 LARGELY ATTENDED

Little Rock. Ark. Oct 31.-The
 funeral 9f George C. Naylor. late business manager of the Arkansas Democrat. took place from the fam fly residence. 3100 High street. on Sunday afternoon at 2:30. with in- terment following in the Oakland cemetery. Rev. J. H. Dye of Searcy. wao o.sic.ated at the ceremony Q:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

MT. Naylor's marriage. took the leading part in the funeral services.
 Reys. T. E. Sharp and R. c. F1etch- CT. of the First and Winfield Memor- ial Methodist churches. also partici- pated. The funeral was largely at- tended. especially by newspaper men from over the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

Tho first informaticn q Prose cutting Attorney |. HAy:s Nixon was fled yesterday in tho office of Naa>
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

istfate |. v. ,Era1 ler i Hen Dunn. . negro. V W Of stealing soH Collion. nsy >25 and given
 farm Tor petit las ltnhlns pl,es
 Qasnk errso 1snksndla plleA \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives ayaCosd in the Head quickly. Restores tho Senses of Taste and Smell Full size % cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid Or0em Balm for use in a*ominers 75 cts.
 @Y Bru.hc=s, 56 Warrve Street. New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
aA Reliable Remedy
 FOR 'GATARRh
 Frs Cream Bal1,

q quickly abscrted. eises Reiici at OncA It aeanses, se.othes, . heals and protects tho diseased mem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05

Chauffeur. testified Thar stories were
Ne came AZ thas % Rosenhss mer.
George fsdh~n was put On the stand N
r~bu,saf 81 tho test iu,ony OF thcne VINO
had said .hMi rlnahour had narrowly
missed csnisfing with them. fedden also
stif.Si that he was cnntemplatin bring
ing suit for dasnageu AGAINST Ros<n
h.iner Anna NcCabe corroborated
Fedden Anna McCab- said thar an {
was qIi,e sure that the lamp On the dAsh
of th. rllnabout had been lie As she had
burnt her finger on 1t and recalled seem
the reflection.
NJ. Osborne in his summing up asked
the Jury not tn brand his clicnt a. felcn
az an inheri, anc~ for his children. he
said that the r,Inabout had carried no
light. IL VAS a dark might and crowded
roai
Il will let the whole case stand on this
lain..,' said the lawyer. taking the rlgnf
lamp ~ the aut nmohile in his hand. You
can see for yourself thar the glass on the
right eide Is the Only glass broken. Had
i, been a rear end colltsion do you think
tina. only the ri ghi side Of this Lamp woulh
have been smashed
In his charge IN he jury just ice ID Cor
man aAid that they were 10 make up
their verdict only upon the facts. They
were To decide whether the might had
been light. or dark and they were To elm
mate all sympathy either for the family
OF the dead girl ar for the family OF the
man upon whose fate they we're To decide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
FELLED WITH BILLIARD Cs'E.
Real Estate Nan BadI, Hurt by Boy Win
whom He Quafreiied.

George " Coakley Bronx real estate
man. was struck on the head with bill
lard cue Yesterday afternoon by q pin
boz IN the billiard and bowling place con-
Quoted by Otto Gerdts az 1870 Webster
avenue The Broax He was taken 10
the Fordham Hospital with q fractured
skull and 10 NOT expected 20 recover
Mr. Coakley who lives At I7sth street
and Valentine avenue, went into the howl
ing alleys yesterday afternoon and began
bowling just whl- caused th@ trouble
betwa~n Mr. Coaklav and the italian bov
who was setting up m" pins IN" police
were unable to learn After some words
between Them IN" hoy grabbed a billiard
cue from u rack near by and brought tho
burr end ~ u down on Mr TOakley'-
head Tn" real est st' man fell ~ N" foor
unconscious
The men iiI the place Ec3ffeYeci ona ~
them a'opr.ng long enough 70 Telephone"
10 Fordhsn Hospital for an ambulan~"
The proprietor. fierdfs. vas upstairs ~
the time ~ III" assault When Police
man Atkins ~ the fremont station
answered ,hr call sent by the ambulance
surgeon he found IN The bowling alley only
the injured man G%rdIs and TWO badly
frightened Italian pin boys. The boys
told the policeman that Louis Fargo, a
pin hoy. about 70 years old, ~ 1878 Arthur
avenue, was fke ore who had struck Mr.
Coakley Detectives started out on "A
hunt for Fargo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
MODERN HORSE THIEF CHASE.
Policeman Commanders street Gar ami
Auto 10 o. rrt,aui Ills Man.

Policeman Mckeogh Of Traffic Squad II
was standing a. Broadway and Ninth
stree, about 10 O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing when he noticed a-horsa and buggy
being driven down the street a. a rather
rapid pac. An Interested small hoy
yelled that the rig had been stolen and
Mck-ogh started on the run just in time
10 sac tho vehicle round the corner into
Eighth street going east
Mckeogh caught a street car and
standing on the front platform. urged
m" inotorman To- do the best ne could
fur him That wasn't very much, fol
there wer. a number Of trucks ahead
hard for them
tu auiomob.l" with the chauffeur "a
IN" only occupant stood next TO the car
waiting its chance to get by and Mckeo=h
called n into service
Hey. won't he shouted at the man ~
"a. wheel! I'm after a man. Give m. a
lf;
Tho Chauffeur made room for the
policeman IN the front seat and threaded
NV the buggy ahead n the suspected
driver dashed his horse into a gallop
Tn" pursuit ended AZ First avenue and
~ Marks place. where The driver 81 tho
buggy was taken into custody
In the Jefferson Market court. where
he was brought on charge of larceny.
Joseph Romano. the driver explained
that som" one had pushed him into tn.
buggy He was held by Magistrate
treschi for examination to-day under
81 .OHO bail
McKaogh told the Magistrate that he
wanted To have some men from the detect =
i've bureau see the prisoner. a. he thought
Romano might be able to tell some
thing, about other horses that have been
stolen lately He also wanted TO have
time to find m. ova,er of the horse and
buggy Romano was accused Of stealing
IL was a black horse and a black buggy
with rcd wheels and the monogram
20 II r on the harness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
UNHAPPY JOY RIDE BRIDE.
%s . Hotel Waitress She Ser, 81 Hev
Parents-,n-i.aw Z nr~coxniysd

RED BANk V J. Nov Six nontbs
after secr"' marriage az Como. following
n JOY ride IN the touring car Of the bride
grcom's father. Ida Hayes Cp-nw.ii IN.
sixteen -year-old wife. has had a warrant
issued for the arrest Of ne. husband
Elwood = Cornv.l. on charge of non
support Iornwell is n son Of " Corn
we'll. who has rooms at the Globe Hot .I
here Young Mrs CornweIi AZ IN. Tim.
OF her marriage, was a waitress al IN. hotel
where The CornweIls hive. hut has recently
become a cham bermald at another ho,.I
here
The young couple were married on
April u last The bridegroom Parents
were not pleased. and after he mad lived
tha first month Of his married life with
them AZ the hotel. during which time IN.
vii" waited upon the table unrecogniz.d
by Hhern he went 10 live with his wife a,
the rooms Of the bride = mother over
store on Broad street
Young Mrs. Corn we'll says ,ha, Suriny
tho six months Of 'ha,r married life he-
husband was employed for only e,1h,
weeks as chauffeur for two New Work
summer residents and that her mother
supported them
When Chief Of Police Patterson wen,
to 'he hotel 10 serve the warrant he found
Cornwsll had left town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
HANWERSTETN FINED
For Allowing Too Man, Sgand-rs In <isl~s
Of the Victoria

Oscar Hammers'ein. proprietor Of the
Victoria Theatre. was the defendant
in an action brought IN the Yor'ivr 10
municipal court YESTERDAY 10 recover y
penalty for lowing parsons TO bloc
the theatre aisles during performance
Assistant Corporation Counsel Willard
Appeared on behalf NJ the city Fir--
man Louis FISHER. who was detailed
10 that theatre 70 sec that the laws reiaf-
Ing to precautions against fires w.r.
observed. was IN" complainant No on"
APPEARED in court TO represent the defend
ant
The fireman testified that on the n zhr
Of October a number OF persons stood
|, at the rear 81 the orchestra and others
stood on the stairs leading To the bal
conv
How manv stood AT the rear Of the
orchestra The Assistant Corporation
Counsel asked
There were 2r2 that I counted
Would they interfere with free pas
sage from the aisles'-
Yes
Thai was the substance of the case
Justice Boyhan announced that the OK
tregne penalty a fine If $50. was his
decision
4 court attach" figured that n the $50
persons standing in the theatre paid 81
admission each the $50 penalty would
leave considerable velvet
Az Fire Headquarters " Was said thar
where a theatre repeatedly violated
the law the authorities would he IN a
position after several convictions TO
bring an action against the place a. a
public nuisance. which might result, IN
closing 'he theatre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
WONG HOET HONE'N VIII.
Trstin, Ony ~ so Itss Condition when Hp
Put Hts Mark on ~.

In proceedings at Newark Yesterday.
instituted to prevent the probating Of the
will Of Wong Hoey Hong. Testimony was
given In show that he was paraiyzed.
blind. partly deaf and in dying condi-
iIon when h" put his mark Ia the doru-
mcni He was a protcg" of the late Miss
Aletha Mason Carter, aud h" received
$3.50 III cash and nor horn" ~ - Bruen
street, Newark under her will II was
this estate that the Chinese disposed Of
To Susan Kingston. tn. caveator. OF -
Film street was given s350 in the testator' =
firsi ard second wills and 500 IN tho final
document. dated September -. 1910 To
Adolph Franz. the executor. IL hc-
uiieBthed ss0o and the residue after the
dist ribu'lon ri a number Of minor he
quests
Gcorg" r Garwood q witness TO the
will admitted on cross-examin8tion that
the Chinese was unfit to make a will
This impression came 10 him AZ the death
~ tho Chinese two days later. he eaid
He laid that the man was lying on his
back when no made hi. mark TO the will
Charles r I.andme~<er testified tina, no
guided the hand Of the Chinese IA he
affixed his mark to the will He aid the
.tatur was IN a helpless condition
Miss Grace Ward OF Nutlev. . beuefi-
rinrv under the will testified III behalf Of
the caveafor that she Attended tn" Chinese
in his final illness She did not believe
there was any change IN hrs mind be-
tween the time Of making the wills A
beouest Of $50 was made To her By the
previous wills she was tn get ssoo and real
estate