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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
BLACK BEETLES
INVADE CITY
SWARhlS OF THESE PESTS LAST
NIGHT COMPELLED CLOSING OF
DOORS.

An army of black beetles invaded
thee ity las ng httiand NH NH shrd
the city last nigh, aud wherever an
electric light shone it was nearly an
imrossiDiliyy to pass. Where they
came fran. and why is mystery. The
weather took slight turn toward
warmer late Yesterday evening, and
this seems to have encouraged them
TO come from their hiding places.
Wherever they swarmed they stuck
to posts, trees and fences and the
sidewalks resembled sanded floor
covered with animated ink spots.
This morning people were busy
sweeping the dead beetles from ont
of doors and sidewalks in front of
their residences and places OF busi-
ness. They have caused more or less
trouble all season. but last night was
the extreme pinnacle of the limit, and
the citizens are hoping that another
change of weather will occur in a
hurry in order to drive them to their
place Of Information for good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
Another Correction.

Mrs. Hugh McGill desires us 10 state
that she was neither converted or re
claimed in the Adair meeting, as was
published in the list compiled by the
Adair workers and published in the
.Ardmoreite. She joined the church by
letter during the meeting but had writ
ten for her letter before the meeting
began and it came while the meet!ng 9
was in progress and would have been
meeting was held or not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
FEVOLUTlONIsTS PlLLAGE AND
BURN CITY OF WI CHANG, CAP
ITAL OF WU-PAH PROVINCE.
MISSIONARIES FATE UNKNOWN
Twenty-Five American Missionaries
in the City May Have Been Victims
Of the Attack of the Chinese Re
volutionists.

Hankow, China, oct ll-Following
twenty-lour hours of pillaging and burn
ing, the reyoiutionists today possess
Wa Chang.
The fate of twenty-five American
missionaries, among other foreigners
in that city is not known.
All communication is cut off.
The city is the capital OF the central
province of Wu-Pah and has six hun
dred thousand inhabitants.
Later advices received from Wa
Chang say that all foreigners are safe.
J.. fact the leaders of the revolution
ists restrained the rebels from viol-
cnce. which indicates a well organized
band OF rebels
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
CROPS ARE GOOD.
Carter County Will Make More Cotton
Than Seemed Possible a Month Ago.

Carter County Will Make More Cotton
Than Seemed Possible a Month Ago.
"Ardmorc will get three thousand
more bales of cotton than | thought
possible a month ago said DR.. ]. f.
Young this morning. after making a
tour of the country for three DAYS.
some of the cotton he said, us
poor and will require several acres
to make a bale, but much OF it Will
make from q half TO bale TO the
acre and the acreage IS large and the
cotton crop will vet surprise those
who are not thoroughly acquainted
with the condition of the weed. The
late crop is maturing nicely and
would make a bumper top crop if the
not weather had not hardened many
OF the stalks. But anyway Carter
coIntv is in good shape
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
Killed by Storm.

Guym0n. Okla, Oct 10 Reports
coming in from various sections of
Texas county Indicate that the dam.
age done by the storm here last week
was severe Near Hanford the wind
blew huildinge from their founda lions
and in that town the garage of Dr.
Deakin was wrecked. Near Tyrone
Charles Sloan. a 16.yearold farmer
10y, was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
Oklahoma City. Okla. oct. IA
Litigation With Many others.


Litigation With Many others.
Oklahoma CITY, Okla, oct. 10.-A
suit for $250OOG damages. charging
Ex-Governor c. n. Haskell, six state
supreme court justices, nine dis
trict court justices and Attorney Cen
eral West with conspiracy to prevent
the transfer of certain real estate to
plaintiff was filed here today by
p. NJ. Sullivan. an attorney.
Sullivan declares in his petition
that he purchased the property at
sheriT's public sale and calls the al
legged combination by the twenty-nine
defendants against him as a "criml-
nal combine" The petition also al
leges that Judge George Clark OF
the district court has called him
"crazy" from the bench. that N. s.
Sherman hat him put out OF the
house By force of fifteen rioters
armed with hatchets and other con
cea!ed weapons and that another
defendant plotted to murder him in
his office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
A Correction.
Wo1llall.

The list of names published in yes
terday's Revival issue as being con
what misleading. Under the Metho
dist column appears the names OF
twelve who joined the church by Ger
t.fcate, who were neither converte1 /
nor reclaimed during the meeting. Had
seen the list before publication the
distinction would have been made
G. RAYMOND GRAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
AWAIT EXPECTS TO REACH
soUTf 4 STERN METROPOLIS
TO SPE,SD TONIGHT.
FLIES TO PARSONS TOMORROW
Friday the Cross-Contnent Aviator
Will Cross Oklahoma. Following the
Line Of the Katy Railroad South
Into Texas.

Blue Springs, Mo, oct ll-Avia'or
Rodgers, a contestant in the cross-con-
tinent flight, landed here for gasoline
az $50 this morning, after flying 63
miles from Marshall which he left at
S:44,
Practically all of Marshall gathered
at the fair grounds TO bid him God
speed.
At Higgnsville thousands stood in
the street while the flyer circled over
the city three times.
Rodgers plans to spend this eVenlh!
and tonight in Kansas City and Will
start for Parsons tomorrow morning
following the line Of the Katy railroad
He will also follow this line south
through Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
CARUTHERV|LLE SCENE
OF DOUBLE LYNCH|NG
TWO BLACKS TAKEN FROM JAIL,
BODIES RiDDLED WITH Bull.
LETS AND THROWN INTO RIVER

Caruthersville, Mo, Oct. 1.-two
negroes, \. b. Richardson and Ber
Woods, We're taken from the Jail here
last night by Il mob, which battered
down the doors and lynched them.
liichardson's body was riddled with
bullets. 1t was found in the Missis-
sippi river today. Richardson was be-
ing held in Jail 70" robbery and
Woods for an assault on a white
woman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
NEW ORDINANCE
PASSED OVER
THE CITY COMMISSIONERS WANT
MORE TINE TO CONSIDER PRO
POSED SUNDAY CLOSING LAW.


NJ ''e hte'Ihs OF ''' oo'i" OF
Ci-N CONN lSlsloh'rs last hlSht 'he
ne" proposed SNh'aN ordnance was
Iish'N 'ou'Hed UpC" anu P"7S'u oNe'
TO "" he\- meeting without any d'
tloh ht'nE taken
Q'u'e crowd hao asseh''''u III the
commissioners .oo"i llhte"eu Dy '"'
rlosl'N as 10 VIVA a'lloh WouIu De
taken III regard 10 tilla ordnance ana
OF course lhese We're disappointed
None oi the commissioners had any
speci'l reports to make win the
exec uoh oi lNa'd' VINO reported ina
on the occasion OF the lV' NIIu Nes'
snow ne appointed as SP''''I on
Ger Il "'ao VINO "heh ne ''PoI'e"
TO Assistant 'alel hIa|le' WAS 'ol"
TO - put ON "a coIiaf ana get
shaNe ana II ne was net IN possession
OF the necessary money II would ne
tuflllShei ann NY me assistant cIIeI'
lIe newly apPclh'eu SPeclaI 'ooN eN.
cepllorS 70 thlS ana Invested hllhsel'
ot ms clUD' gun ana caCE' ana sal"
he would work ior the ponce depart
mehi no more put put III pllI 10Y
one Aolldf Ior services rendered me
commissioner OF ponce Wahleu auI"'
oElty to act on tAis matter pul no
| actlon was taken by 'he ooarl'
ne matter OF adjusting 'he "lHe'-
enee IN the water rates existing pe'
tween l.. west ana the Guy was
thiaNhed out AGAIN ana llIiai'y com
promised by the city accepting one
half OF their orlslhal Dill
A negro representative ol the new
" organized negro law ana oFue'
league appeared Delorc lhe Doaru aS
q committee rom tAe league ASK
ing that the ponce commissioner pu'
on u"ty d coioieu Po''oe'i'''" ~ 'e' w
on the east SIDE among 'he heS'oes
this fall ana WINTER lie gave rs MS
reasons that the better class OF ne
groes were harras"ed by an ihil'N o.
undesirable negroes al ihls season
that were constantly causing 'rouP'e
for the peaceiHliy lhcliiled ana 'Ia'
1t was tue oP'Iioh VI 'i' Ia" anu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
TRIAL OF THE TWO BROTHERS
HELD IN COURT IN THE SHAD-
OW OF TIMES BUILDING.
WILL Be TRIED SEPARATELY
James Mcnamara Will be Tried First
Brothers Enter Court Room in
SmiIes-Attorney Darrow Asks for
Separate Trials.

Los Angeles, Cal, oct. 1.-THE trial
of the McNamaras for murder in 1910
il the Times explosion began here
today.
The trial of James b. Mcnamara
will be held before that of John j.
Mcnamara. The two brothers came
into the court smiling, after being
handcuffed on their way from the jail.
Scores of photographers surrounded
them.
The trial is being held before Judge
Bordwell of the superior court and IS
almost in the shadow of the ruins OF
the Times building.
Immediately Attorney Darrow Tor
the defense asked that the cases be
severed District Attorney Fredericks
then called James B., to trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
CORNELIUS n. BLISS
DIES IN NEW YORK
HEART DISEASE PROVES FATAL
TO MERCHANT AND PROMl-
NENT REPUBLICAN,.

New York. Oct 1O.-Comelius New
ton Bliss, for years one of the prom
inent figures III national republican
politics and otherwise well known as
a merchant and a member of the dry
goods firm OF Bliss, Fabyn & Co,
died ar his home here tonight OF
heart disease.
The end was not wholly unexpect-
ed, as Mr.. Rliss had becn III for a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 11.-After
o. crforming a daring feat of flying
above the business district here, RodE-
ers landed in Swope Park at 1885 this
morning. The aviator avoided Kansas
City, because of the treacherous air
currents, caused by the river bluffs,
p;sregarding his managers advice
Rodgers circled the city hall and stock
yards.
He will be the guest of the Aero
club. while here. He will continue his
tourney west at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
MICHIGAN DEAF MUTE
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
PREFERRED DEATH TO SOLITUDE
SHOT HIMSELF AND JUMPED
INTO LAKE.

Muskegon, Mich, Oct. 11-Preferr-
ing death to solitude. Felix Barron,
deaf mute, aged 40, fired five bull
lets into his face, while standing on
cliff overlooking White Lake Men
day and then leaped into the lake
He was rescued and taken to hos
ptal. II is thought that he will die
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
GERMAN RUMORS
Of AN ARM|ST|CE
STORY FROM BERLIN SAYS TUR-
KEY AND ITALY HAVE AGhEsD
UPON TERMS.

Berlin, Oct. lit is declared on an
authoritative source that an armistlce
has been virtually agreed upon by
Turkey and Italy, but that it has not
been decided. officially
The armistice was brought about
bv Germany, aided by the other
rowers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
CALIFORNIA AGAINST
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
all OTHER AMENDMENTS TO
CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION ARE
APPROVED, HOWEVER.

San Francisco, Cal, oct. 11.-Wom-
an suffrage was defeated in California
Yesterday by majority of at least
five thousand.
The voters of the state in yester-
dav's election expressed their emphat-
io approval of all the other amend
ments, however.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
DEAF MU1ES HEAR"
PRESIDENT SPEAK
WORDS OF TAFT TRANSLATED
INTO SIGNS BY sUPERINTENp-
ENT OF STATE SCHOOL,.

Vancouver. Wash, Oct. 11-One
hundred and twenty-five deaf pupils
of the state school for the deaf,
heard" Taft speak here today. Su-
pe-intendent Clark translated the
words into signs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11
The Weather

New orleans. La, Oct. TO-
Tie weather forecast for Okla
homa for tonight and We'd
nesday is generally fair and
warmer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-11

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
EF. 0H&p
LAWN IS A PRETTY FEATURE
Trees n shrubbery Are Desirable
for Country Homes-cut Grass
NH Furnish Humus.

A good lawn we'll kept in front OF
the D. use Is one OF the most attrac-
tive features OF a country residence.
The trees and shrubbery are very de.
sirable features OF the home. but the
trees should frame In the lawn In
front OF the house rather than make
the lawn impossible. The trees should
be at least fifty feet away from tho
house. The lawn may occupy the
space between the trees and the
house.
Bermuda. carpet and blue grass
make most excellent lawns. Red top
and blue grass. red top and bermuda
grass or red top and carpet grass
make a good lawn.
Prepare the soil thoroughly and
make a heavy application OF raw bone
meal. acid phosphate. and In soms
PLACES potash. Lime VIII also produce
excellent results on some soils.
Il Is almost impossible 70 SOW the
seed too thick. Sow several bushels
per acre. As soon as tho grass is tail
enough 10 cut. use the mower every
week. Leave the cut grass on the
lawn 70 furnish humus. Do not rake
81 on.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
u. p O

The invention ct the movable frame
and " the Misrepresentation. has az.
fordyd ~b,eb,cpcrs 'ho means OF taking
out OF the hives the combs loaded
with honey. aud of returning them to
the bees when empty without damag.
ing them or iuJuriuE % single bee
Extracted honey comes ucJrcr he.
ms Is staple article than does comb.
and ! believe 81 VIZ exert ourselves
more Iu the introduction ut extracted
honey the future viii see the greater
portion of our honey sold iu ,he liquid
form
70 costs sol much less Co produce q
and Uruu.r, U inf market and We
can produce @ much more per colony
that $40 can self 70 for about half what
We ger tor tHe comb honey and give
a. OBJ" sam, prom,
Il is estimated that 30 take, about,
90 pounds u. honey 10 make one
pound OF comb
n honey Is extracted from the
combs without mu,i'l'iuE them and
The combs replaced 100 ,He hives. one
can OBTAIN nearly twice as much
honey
Extract each variety OF honey by
itself 90 pos-ibI, but u is not always
uos- lb',. Tor The bees Will persist 10
working on sumlc when We would
Ike clover honey
] prefer ,o DO The extracting ln is
oasou as .uou as % is 90. one must
be guided by d., thickness uf the
honey 90 should be- ,.r with the bees
until ripe enough 20 keep
I believe ail huokoopor- should b."
very particular gbou, this iu order TO
b. a1., 20 have % reliable article
II honey is extracted while raw or
very rniu &c Will soon take a rank
stroug taste and really is not worth
half 'ho price
Ny honey rs AN lott on the hiyS
until the latter part OF September
Hy this '.m, The bees have thoroughly
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
HARMFUL HOG LOUISE
insect Causes Much Trouble in
Raising Swine.
Fortunately They Are SO Large That
They Can Easily ae Sesn-Lla5le
to Appear at Any season
Of the Year.

The hog louise Is the only insect
which causes much trouble IN raising
hogs, and when e once becomes estab.
terminated. Fortunately the lice are
20 large hat they can be seen easily,
and their presence may therefore be
krowu before they become very abun.
dant They are liable 20 appear az
any season Of the year. and they
thrive or hogs OF any age or condi.
ton They are found in ami behind
the ears. back OF the shoulders. and
In the creases on the lower part OF
the ham more frequently than else.
where: n those places are free from
them there Is little danger that they
exist on other parts OF the animal.
Coal oil Is surs death TO every louise
II touches, but does not always kill
the eggs. and must be used with eau.
ton TO prevent It's blistoring the skin
OF the hog. When a large drove Is
60 be treated. the work can be done
very quickly by using a spray pump
having an attachment for mixing the
oil and WAGER 20 n part OF oil. When
such a mixture Is thrown over the hogs
In a ine spray only a little Of the oil
Is used 10 the whole animal. and
OF spraying Is done In the evening.
nearly all the oil will have e]yaporaicd
by morning and there will be no bis.
tering OF the skin when the hogs are
exposed TO the hot sun on the follow.
ing day. So little oil Is used In the
spraying that few OF the eggs viii be
killed. and the work should be repeat.
ed at the end OF a week. and again At
the end Of the second week. n the
work IA thoroughly done. three spray.
ings will be sufficient. II a spray pump
IN not available. the hogs should be
rubbed with n mixture containing two
parts OF lard oil TO one OF oil. repeating
twice at intervals OF a week. The
sleeping places should be thoroughly
cleaned. the bedding burned. and the
inside Of the buildings thoroughly wet
with coal oil.
Even with the most thorough trent.
ment II requires time and patience 20
clean a drove which mas become badly
infested. but IL must be done II the
hogs are 10 be kept IN a thriving con
dltion. II Is not dif'cu, 90 destroy the
larger part Of the lice, but chat is not
sufficient for where there are even "a
few Eggs left IN the ears or under the
Iowls OF a single animal the pest VIII
soon become az bad as ever
Lice never infest clean hogs wheg
they are not brought from an Infested
drove. and the hog raiser who has a
clean herd cannot be TOO careful ~
keep Il SO No stray hos should be
allowed ON the premises. and any
which are purchased should be- exam.
incd very carefully before they are 90.
lowed 20 run with the others The
oil mixture should always be kept close
az hand where Il can be used mmct..
ately II any indications OF lice are
seen. II Is much easier 20 KIN a few
lice on a Few animals than 10 clean
a thoroughly infested herd.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
BIRD FRIENDS
OF FARMERS
n cad Lark Haa Wonderful
Record TO Its Credit for
DeVourinx Harm.
ful ~fnBcCta,

UFy T. GILBERT TgAHSpSN
Tn" meadow lark. or. as d, Is often
called. Fec Lark" ls 20 familiar ac.
quaint "co of virtually every farm
boy Boo tho country Ifs loud. clear
call in The spring IS known TO All
who's" business or pInl.ur takes
them 90 the nelds Ins clear far.
reaching whistle OF "luI.urss Will Hill
YOU is enough TO arou DO the mind
Of The hoaror more than a passing
notice
Living. as q does. on the ground
Il is seldom oeu pcrchcl uloft unless
for the purpose Of Singh or when
resting after its search for food. o.
Tying 10 proceeds by alternately sail.
INK and beating rs wing rapidly Tho
nest is an oycu.llke structure con.
ccaled under a tuft Of grass or small
bush and the eggs. which are four
or five In number. are beautifully
srot'cd from natures bpuutcous
palette
Few birds ar" more constant cat.
crs OF insects than the lark Even
Zoo winter when snow lies thirkly on
the ground many stomacAs have been
found 'o b" til,d largely with insects
which ave been procured about tic
wuuur piles Tho edges ~ straw
stacks and similarly exposed places
The United States Biological sur.
yny examined OBS meadow lark s'orn.
.D.a gHr.I- 100 experiment 10 deter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
FRIEND
OF GARDENER
Toad Conrumcu Angie worm o,
Snutla, Sovybugs, SpidCru,
Ante and Various
Cater piliara.

The tond is a very valuable friend
10 the gardener Toads 1.-Two Tor sew
oral years and by preference remain
on tho same feeding grounds from
yoar 90 year About 90, per cent Of
tho toads food consists OF animal
matter
Among ne forms REGULARLY eaton
are angle worms, suails SOW Jugs.
thousand legged worms. spiders, ants.
ErasshOprors. ]cr!clots. cu'worms. bee.
ties and various cato.pl.lars. From
Gu 20 so per cent OF injurious Insects
and n small per cent OF beneficial IN.
BeCts 90 In with IT'S customary ration
Tho stomach IS llled and emuticd
about four times IN each e hours.
atoms, q has been estimated that dur.
Ing the 90 day period extending over
May, June and July. q grown toad
will consume 2.lGO cutWorms. 1900
thouEaudlogged worms. 2lGO SOW
bugs. 3,2iO ants, 800 weeyils, and 800
ground beetles. tho last being ben.
oncial insects. The total sum there
fore, for the 90 days is 800 beneficial
insects and 0.T2O injurious ones do.
gtroyed.
English aud French gardeners ap.
preciate the value Of toads and as
high "a S25 per hundred is said to b.
often paid for them.
Owing to the dislike Of the Great.
ures for new and unfamiliar surround.
ings, It Is advisable In many cases to
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-14
Girl a Rip Van Wrinkle.

Above tho medium height. g. aIoudc,
weighing about 1875 pounds and Is %
O graceful carriage aud figure
Five years aro she accepted q post
ton in the tol"uhou, exchange iu Van.
daliu. and for i've years shr was om.
rluyDI there. She became rlo c.irt
operator, and had charge of tlc long
distance wires A. Gg.' the wura did
not appear ouorous. bIt during tho
lu.t months those who know her best
could not full 10 dy'nct she was DO.
CIGDdly more nervous than she Was
when .ho undertook he work
Her father Observed this, and he
prevailed on her Ia abandon the work.
she was ambitions, and after a. fret
domurriur she did give up the place.
bur accepted "a ol,rt.hip iu 'ho o'.ro
of The county clerk, ana was employ.
cd on tho a]rluuus task o, making ont
tho tax hooks.
Her nervousness increased to 90
alarming an extent that a doctor was
called, and b" diagnosed her condition
a. q Weakening OF "a, nervous system.
ana that q oumpirte rest aud no len
tai cNprtiuu wus necessary TO restore
her 10 ucr normal condition She gave
up work altogether aud remained az
her home and went into society but 1T
tie During tho latter part OF March
her condition became such that her
family Was alarmed. There is no
cause Tor apprehension the doctor
said ~ 's purely hygtcria. and with
careful treatment she viii eventually
recover. but II may be a long time"
During the first week OF her strange
sleep the girl WAS never awake TO ex.
coed a few minutes al "a time She
appeared TO suffer mono. Her awaken.
ings were calm aud peaceful They
were preceded by nc nervous manifest
atlOus Of any alarming character. She
would open her eyes aud calmly ask
some question. and apparently did not
realize that she had been asleep to an
unusual extent. Tho TACT that she had
slept 50 long was kcpt from her for
fear that Il would brighten her.
Dad. bring me a glass OF water"
was The request and first Intimutiun
that George a. schmidt received that
Morpheus had roliuquishod his grip on
the sleeping daughter.
Attondiug physicians say that she
has gained weight during her long
sleeping srCll, and that she viii fuzzy
recover.