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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
TAMMEN QUITS THE
CIRCUS ASSOCIATION
Denver Man Resigns as
President-Will Continue
as Indenendent

Denver. Colo, Jan. 11.-H. H Tam
men, Of Denver, president Of the show
mems association. and one Of the active
owners of the Seus-Floto circus. has
resigned from the former.
Just exactly what significance this
action, viii have upon the internal
workings or life Of the association is
hard to determine.
All the big circus owners and pro-
prietors Of Wild West SHOWS met in
Chicago last winter and decided 10
FORM an association for mutual pro-
lecuon- AT that time it was Whis-
peFed on the outside that huge cir
Gus trust had been formed whose in
terests were pooled and who divided
tne territory over which circuses usu-
any travel IN such a manner that they
would not conflict with each other
heh tne season opened, however.
these rumors We're set at rest by rea-
son OF the fact that at no time in the
history or tented amCsements. was
competition more keen, and dates more
cohIIcIng. in several instances own
ers or big attractions refusing TO efve
way TO each other. PLAYED da.v ans date
ana at the close of the season. the
biggest rivals had a battle royal, when,
the Sels-FlotO circus PLAYED against
the Ringllng Bros, at Temple Texas.
day, Mr.. Tammen said. CIV under-
stanalng was that the ShOwmenis as
ISOLATION was formed for mutual pro-
Iecuon. resigned the office Of presi-
ueAl because arrived at the conclu-
SION that the Sells-Floto circus. being
always strictly Independent organi-
1duon' could continue the same policy
ing feature"
30. now 1T is, that men who are on
the inside and close TO the workings
OF the biggest attractions on the con-
unent' have their ears to the ground
waiting for that which they think is
solhs 10 happen, everyone having his
own particular theory concerning the
same.
Those who formed the association
were Ringing Brothers. Barnum &
Balley Seus-Floto. Golmar Brothers,
Eofepaugh-Sells. Wallace Hagen bach,
BuIIalo Bills Wild West, 101 Ranch.
campbell Brothers and many other
smaller organizations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Don't Neglect Your Cold
This Simple Home Remedy WY
Cure It in "a Hours

You can't wear out a cold 1t viii
wear you out first. But YOU can drive
II out inside Of tWenty-four hours with
virgin oil Of pine. No matter how bad
your cold may be- virgin oil of pine
viii cure it if it is durable. No drugs
or patent syrups necessary. No inter 7
ruption 10 your regular mode Of Hvinst
Get a half-ounce vial Of virgin oil ~
pine. prepared by the Leach Chem -
Compaqy. of Cincinnati, Ohio -
drug fst keeps IT. Nix II at homef --5t5
two ounces of glycerine and a hal ~i--
Of pure whiskey. Shake well arF5 80
a teaspoonful every four hours ~
Catarrh OF the nose stomach .t-,a+
or uIiiiSlly - =, eumatism.
5-iIpy - = q t-u 4reath and
liaI al..lo,Is9' - IN lammation
q .-s III -, : ,1.ls or to the
i $500 % ,5ee acid, find
~ 80 ~ sH Vii Of pine.
I,eoosle,, .sIt61s in sealed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
INSPECT VLADUCT
Structure VIII Be Accepted
When Expansion Joints
Are Fixed.

Mayor c. E. Kelly, members Of the
city council. city attorney ". H. Cold
well ard city engineers Herbert Mum
and William G. Russell inspected the
viaduct on the smelter road Wednes-
day afternoon, making the trip In two
automobiles.
They INSPECTED all OF the concrete
work and city engineer Num- said
there would have 10 be some expansion
joints repaired before the structure
could be formally accepted.
The expansion joints are pat in az
various sections in order that the
structure may expand with the heat
and contract with the cold and not
give way
On account Of the cold weather. the
Joints have all contracted and there
are wide spaces between the sections
where they are Joined. but when the
warm weather comes these viii be
drawn together.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MUCH SICKNESS AT
COLONIA DUBLAN
Smallpox and Scarlet Fever
Patients Are ImprOv-
ing, However.

ColOnia, Dublan. Mex Jan. 1l.-EFan
VIM is still alive. but he is very sick
Il was thought at first that he had the
lightest form OF smallpox
Mrs. Carol and the rest Of the small
pOx and scarlet fever patients are bet
ter.
Several new cases of scarlet fever
have broken out in Colonia Juarez, how
ever.
Chuichupa has also had an epidemic
Of scarlet fever and It has not yet
cleared away.
Garcia and PachecO seem to have es-
capped with a very few eases.
Lue Carbon and bride, Ada Pierce
Carbon, have returned from Fl Paso.
Farmers Busy at COlOnia san Jose.
COlonia San Jose sonora, Mex, jan
I1.-Sinee the holidays the farmers are
very busy putting in wheat 1t has
been cold, but IL is warmer again
The basketball and baseball contests
between san Jose and MQrelos School
boys were won by the Morelos stu
dents
A wedding dance was given by 7, J.
LangfOrd to celebrate his marriage to
Marietta Johnson, in Colonia Morel0s.
They are now in Douglas, Ariz., where
they viii make their home fer the
present
c. A. AIartineau, jr, who has been
with the Juarez Lumber company at
Ciudad JUarez for the past is months,
is here on a visit TO his parents. He
will soon return l. Ciud6u Juarez.
Recent rains did the valley great
deal Of good.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Dandruff Germs Are Responsible
Badness and Most Hair Troubles Due
TO This Parasite Which Destroys
Hair Roots.

Nobody wants TO be bald- But a neg
lected scalp means first falling hair.
then-BALDNESS. II you are troubled
with itching scalp or falling hair. be on
guard against Dandruff Get rid of ft
without delay; check its advance. for
dandruff is a germ which feeds llDon
itself and feeding grows" DESTROYING
the hair roots, so, that no new hair
growth is possible.
Begin now, using HAYS HAIR
HEALTH, the surest sWiftest Dandruff
Cure. " destroys the dandruff germs.
eradicates them (cleans out the pOres o.
the scalp ana encourages a quick
growth Of youthful-iooking hair. No
unsightly dandruff scales on your coat
collar. No bald spots on Your scalp il
you use HAYS hair HEALTH w
" White, pastor Vienna GIdl NJ j..
Church, writes us. Il have used half a
dozen different hair tOnics. but I find
HAYS HAIR HEALTH the very best
preparation i have ever used for dam
druff." You can getit at any druggists
for sec. or 800 per bottle or from the
Fhllo hay spec. Co., Newark, n J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
A LIBERAL OFFER
Ne Guarantee to Relieve Dyspepsia
If We Fail the Medicine Costs
Nothing.

N0AnAAEs
To unQuestionably prove TO the peO-
pie that Indigestion and dyspepsia can
be permanently relieved and that heN-
this result, we viii furnish the medic
cine absolutely free if it falls to give
satisfaction to any one using It.
The remarkable success Of ReXall
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the hlgn
degree Of scieptlfic skill used In deYls-
ing their formula as well as to the
care exercised in their manufacture,
Bismuth -Subnitrate and Pepsln nave
been combined with Carminatives and
other agents.
Bismuth- Subnitrate and Pepsin are
constantly employed and recognized Dy
the entire medical profession as lnNai-
liable in the treatment Of indigestion
and dyspepsia
Tablets is carefully prepared so as 20
develop its greatest efficiency. Pepsin
supplies to the digestive apparatus one
of the most important elements OF the
digestive fluid. Without it the diges-
ton and assimilation OF food are Inn
possible.
The Carminatives possess properties
which aid in relieving the disturbances
and pain caused by undigested food.
This combination Of these ingredients
makes a remedy invaluable for the COM
plete relief of Indigestion and dyspep-
STA.
We are so certain Of this that we
urge YOU to try ReNau Dyspepsia Tab
lets on our own personal guarantee.
Three sizes, % cents, so cents, and s1.00.
Remember, YOU can obtain ReXau
Remedies only at our store-The Rexan
SrOre-Kelly & Pollard, PEOPLES Drug
Store, 321 San Antonio S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
ORGAN GRINDER AND
MONK ARE COMING
Are Run Out of Douglas as
Disease Carriers, and
Head For 81 PaSn-

Douglas, Ariz.. Jan. IA new the
ory in diseases and possible infection
caused the Punishment from Douglas
Of Antonio di Guido, an Italian organ
grinder and his monkey, Peppo. W.
R. Henry, a -real estate man. swore to
a complaint charging man and mon
key with being public nuisances in
view OF the fact that they were liable
. to carry contagious diseases from one
part Of the city to the other. Judge
Rice took the same view and the order
was issued TO the Italian to get out Of
town or take heavy jail sentence. he
chose FL PasO. The complaint had its
origin in the present epidemic Of scar
let fever here.
When the Outhouses on his premises
disappeared and he discovered that his
next door neighbOT was using the wood
for fuel, William Smith, negro, says
he did not complain but when George
Moran, the neighbor, commenced pull
ing down the division fence, the last
straw was added He caused the arrest
Of. Moran today charging him with
malicious mischief. Moran pleaded not
guilty.
Colin Brodie and Gus Mitchell. en-
plOyed at the Copper Queen shelter,
were painfully burned, the former
quite seriously, when they came In con-
tact with live wire. Young BrOdie's
chief injury was to his eyes. He was
removed to the Calumet hospital for
treatment
New officers were chosen at the
meeting O the stockholders Of the
Arizona Mining and Trading company.
They are. II. A. McDermotts presi-
dent; E. W. Wolff, vice president; c.
II FOss, secretary treasurer; Jacob
Seheerer, Frank N. Stoclker and c. NJ
Iverson, in addition to the other off
GERS. directors
Torrance F. Gallagher aged 20 years,
died Of general debility, caused by ex-
IRENE age, at the ranch home of John
lInsland. five miles northwest of the
city Mr.. Gallagher, although resi-
dent OF Arizona for a number Of years, {
mad no relatives in this territory
Leo Truphie. W. NJ 3eatton and
harry Terel farmers residing about
six miles northwest Of Douglas. are
under arrest on the. charge Of assault I.
to commit murder, preferred by Porter (
Norris, neighboF. They We're taken 4
to LOwen 10 be tried before Judge o. y. I
Murphy, under a change Of venue taken I
from the court Of justice Taylor 1t
PirtlsVille.
Two saloon transfers were made in I
Douglas this week. B. B Grove. for
some time proprietor of the WeIline
ton on G avelIue, disposed of his place /
TO John Speer. Grove, in turn. bought
the Waldorf saloon owned BY Frank
Douglas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
COL. GREENE'S
WILL is PR0BATED
Estate Left to Wife; Los An
geles Property Is
Worth $4,000.

Los Angeles, Calf, Jan. 1.-The win
Of the late william c. Greene. known
as the mining king" Of Cananea, So
nora, Mex, who died in Cananea Au-
gust 5 last, has been filed for probate
here Col Greene directed that all of
his property, personal and real be
given to his wife, Mary Proctor
Greene.
The petition accompanying the will
gave the value Of the property in Los
Angeles at $4,000, but placed no estf-
mate as to the worth Of the entire
estate
The viii is dated November &c, 1910.
Mrs. Greene is named a-s eXecutrix
without bond. Colonel Green, heaever.
recommending that If she decides to
dispose Of the mining property she be
guided by the advice Of James II. Kirk
a lifelong friend OF colonel Greene.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
'PLANVIEW WISHES TO BE
INCLLDED IN NEW ROI-TE

Plainview, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE Plain
view chamber of commerce is in touch
with the proper parties regarding the
landing of the Transcontinental Auto
route BY way Of this town. Among 9TH
er advantages of this route, they ar
que that the plains country is the
natural home Of the autOmobile-there
being more cars in PlainvieW in pro-
portion to population than in any town
to FL Paso by way OF Plainview and
Roswell WOUad be shorter and through
a milder climate than the proposed
course from Albuquerque westward and
there would be less difficulty in log
ging out a road that would be passa-
bic both summer and winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
COLD HASN'T HURT
CATTLE AT CORONA
School in Mountains Closes
on Account of Snow.
Personal Notes.

Corona, n n, Jan. 1.-THE recent
cold weather has done very little dam
age to the stock Of this part of the
country
Elijah Davenport and family left for
poAlLS IN Texas for his Wife's health
MISS Eula Crist has closed her school
70! the present In the Galliaa noun
Salns on account of the deep snow and
Dltter cold weather. She has returned
70 duran, where she viii spend the
remainder OF the winter. She will re-
open School about the first of April.
MSS Hattie Brown who has been
spending the holidays with Mr. and
MIS-. j. T. Davidson, has returned to
heE home. four miles north OF town.
professor Davis princfpaI of the
scnool at this place. spent the holidays
IN Arkansas his Old home, and reports
all Wei and good time
Donald stewart general manager for
the Cross-k ely Mercantile company
was here a few days last week looking
over the business of the last year and
seemed 20 be very well pleased
Dr. Thompson, Of Tucumcari vas
mere last week and decided to give his
mouse a general overhauling and 1t
looks like new one now.
y. 3. Gre WfOTd was in from the Zeb
owen ranch and reports the weather
ceased to roam.
=, school has reopened after a vaea-
ton OF about 10 days with a very
good attendance, considering the cold
and snow.
a party Of Coronaites attended big
ball at Cedar Vale. u miles west Of
mere ON the Santa Fe Central railroad
ne party comprised the Messrs- Cleve
crown, Less Haynes and Bob Hill and
tlsses Ollie and Bette Beatty, Retha
owen and Mrs. Hill
Joe Clements, sr.. of Roswell n ~,
mas been spending few days with his
son, George, near Corona. Since last
mere he lost an arm by accident in
gasoline engine last spring.
Col F. A DuBoise and wife Of kan
san, have been visiting their son. n.
n DuBoise and family, Of this place,
Dr. F. A Jones. of Albuquerque. is
mere doing some work on his claims in
me GaIllna mountains. Miners here
aoouts hope to have professor Jones
Tor the next mine Inspector.
teLpe Naldes and Ernest Dign 20
nave returned from Santa Fe, Whf1-s
they were called to the bedside of toeir
rsIatlye, 6; B. Pop. who after an illness
o. more than year, succumbed. 1Ir.
Top had ranch in this counfv ana
many friends here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
MARRYING COLONISTS ARE
NOT To Re PROSECUTE

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. I1-There will
be no prosecutions of the members of the
Russian colony here who are alleged TO
have married without securing licenses,
URless it is shown that the girls so we'd
ded were under Is wears old, according
to assistant district attorney Graham.
Graham declared that there was no pro
vision in the penal code of California
under which to prosecute persons marry
inc without licenses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
IS HELD TO GRAND JURY on
ALLEGED CHECK TRANSACTION.

T. J. McSherry, arrested last week.
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice =. q. McClintock Wednes-
day afternoon and bound over to the
grand jury in the sum OF $500 Leona
r. Grace, OF Broad was the com
planning witness. who charged that he
had given her a check for S63 on the
American National bank, where he did
not have funds TO cover 1t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

TO AAD6rr hOuEl4ueL 70 Uu-lQ Two
brick residences on lots 81 and -.
block ], Mundy Heights addition. Esti-
DEEDS Filled.
Manzana street between Piedras and
Rayner- sfreets-A J. Williams to W.
- and L. block a. East FL PasO ad-
dition; consideration $500. Sept IS,
1871.
FL Paso county-W. A. WhatIey to
~. 2. McElrOy. sections IS. 90 q and
-, block SIS, public school land; con-
sideEatiOn S13, go. Jan g, 1912
SOcOrrO. Texas-Juan COrtezetals to
Geo. s Bovee 8 81 aeress c0nsidera-
ton S368.55. Jan 6, 1912.
Mobile street. between Kentucky and
Louisiana aFenues-Austin & MARI TO
Eunice S. Calder. lots and s. block
l35, Highland Park additions con
sideration $3.50. Jan g. 1912
Arizona street. between Rampant and
Orient streets-L R. .VilIars TO J. l.
and ". X. Mari lots 20 to "a. both
inclusive. block 8 Golden Hill addi-
ton consideration s3250. Jan 8. 1912.
Northeast corner Stephenson and
Bowie streets-Benancia Leahy to D.
Rodarte, lots u to 16, block IS,
French addition; consideration 1925.
June s. 1910.
Sierra Blanca, Texas R. Martin
TO A, J. Hipp lots 9 and 10, block 80;
consideration $2z5- Nov I3 1911
Town Of Socorros Texas to. Damacio
Sortez, ~ II acres; consideration 81
Jan. 26, 1889.
Licensed to Wed.
Henry Adams and Anna Mingus.
n W. Lindsey and Katherine. V.
Coles.
EugeniO Gonzalsz and eipriana Agui-
Francisco Garcia and Eliza Con
treras.
Felix Morales and Maura 8Taeias
Lonn1e Walker and Luck Conon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
ENDS CROSS COSTINENT
WALK EIGHT CENTS AHEAn

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 11.-AIiehael
Pistaehi0 concluded walk from Proyi-
dence, r. J., to Los Angeles, yesterday.
having covered 1881 miles in 1873 DAYS.
de started without a cent and U55aD he
arrived here he had cents Pistaebio
made his expenses by delivering Iectllres.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
FEW DEATHS IN COAST =.
AND LAKE VESSEL ACCIDENTS
nited States Bureau of Inspection
ing the Pasx t 1al dur

Washington. d. CL Jan i1-rbsr.
were only 4s accidents, in which S" but +
~ ives We're ioSt, out of 314,7 .S85
pe-sssh gers carried, during the wear
ended June 90 last on the steam YES ess-
sells required by law to report The
number OF passengers to supervising
inspector neral Uhler. of the steam
Doag luslleelfon service, department. of
commerce. and labor OF the whole
NUMBER lost 113 were from accidents
lno nc 70 the perils of navigation.
eIo 40 we're from suicide and other
causes beyond the power of the SER
- ~ avert; leaving 231 which can be
charged fairly to accident. coIlisio1 or
Iouh. dering. This means that SO2.98I
PasPengers were carried for each life
lost, whether Of passengers or crew.
a4d from all causes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
FIR ZEE
Pill
REMEDY
Sent "a Demonsfrate the Merits of
Pyramid Pile Remedy.
what 1t Has Done for Others. 1t Can
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by Pyramid Pile Remedy.
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Pyramid Pie Remedy at once, price
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
HE'S MEETING DOUBLE
THAT OF RING EAITHFrE

While the safe and sane so of the
Democratic ring were holding their
love feast i'm the county court room
tuesday night Ike and Frank Alderete
had an overflow meeting upstairs at
which exactly 100 MeNicans We're pres
emit This was exactly double the num-
Der of the faithful who attended the
downstairs meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
HASH MAKES $50 OLD
VETERANS SERIOUSLY III

LeavenwOrth, kan, Jan. I1.-Mora
than 100 veterans Of the National Sol
diers' nome near this city are seriously
III OF ptOmaine poisoning resulting from
eating hash served to them at re01laT
meal today. A number Of the men are
dangerously III and are in the hospitai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

r. D. Gould for the past year man
ager Of the Western Union telegram
office in FL PasO. leaves tomorrow for
Houston. to become manager in that
city, exchanging positions with S.
Jones who VIII come to FL Paso to
become manager. The exchange is
mutual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
BONII.LA's ELECTION RATTFTED
BY TIE HONDuRAN CONGREsS

~ 80 lclselYa- -.S5!- ~ - Jan IL
Gen Bonilla as president Of the reDub-
lie and Dr. Francisco Bograu as vice
president. They win be installed Feb
ruary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
PARSONS PERsONALS.

Parsons, N. NJ, Jan lit J. Graf
ton has returned from Carrizozo n. n
where he went on business.
johnson, Of Duran. n. NJ. is here Wis
iung his daughter, Mrs Walter Land.
g. B. Greer has gone to get some
horses near EngIe, y. H.
/. 4larkley has returned from Cap
itan, n H.
William Hust Of near Nogal. n n
IS working at Parsons
James Robinson is very i'll 1t was
thought he had broken a blood vessel
J. Cochran, Of NogaI, is here working
for the Parsons company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

OvercOats in all lengths and in all
styles of collars, plain. velvet, con-
vertible, Presto, etc. OF best ma
terials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
DAILY RECORD

HuiIdlnC EcrmIfs.
To Albert Rodriguez to build two
brick residences on lots 81 and 81,
block j Mundy Heights addition. Esti-
rnarad cnst. esn00
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
SUPREME COURT
AOOP IS NEW RULES

Washington, January 2.-Lawyers
practicing before the Supreme Court
OF the United States will be forced
hereafter 10 give n helping hand to
the courts movement to facilitate
business.
According to the new court rules
winch went into effect YESTERDAY. AT
'"rheNS for the PLAINTIFF before the Su
prcihe Court must file their briefs
three weeks before their case is called
Tor oral argument. The defendants
attorneys must file their briefs one
week before the arguments are made.
IN all cases. the clerk of tho court is
instructed to receive no briefs where
counsel have not served copies i'm on
POSING counsel. The latter provision
was designed To put an end to counsel
appearing before the court unprepnrcd
|" answer arguments on the opposing
si""' and delaying the court by sup
Elemental briefs. dealing with the on
POSING argument. The court has an
hounced its determination to receive
no briefs after case has been argued
orally.
The new rules will not be enforced
rissdly at once. AS yet, printed copies
OF the rules are not available and 80
time Will he given to the bar to ac-
quaint itself with the new require
mrntS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
Gold Watches
OF guaranteed accuracy. in every size ane
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Schwarzschild Bros.
Richmond's Leading Jewellers,
Second and Broad SITS.

urday night until snc and her husband
awoko at 9 the noxt morning. When
sho awakened ahe found thut her hall
Burglars have been In the house anu
reused her husband. Get up! Get up!'
and nee If that 5000 which you hays
In tho bureau lrower Is stll there.
tell you burglars have been In this
house"
One glance at Mrs. Langhuus show.
cd tho husbanc that sho was telling
the truth about the loss OF her hair.
Pulling out the drawer he found
that the roll OF $500 i'll bills which hy
had placed In a small box WE gone
DOMINIC his clothes no went TO .hc
Fort Hamilton Station. whore he re.
lntcd to tho lieutenant on tho desk
whnt had happened.
The Lieutenant sent Policemen Roach
Divy and lIcnno to tho home
Not II door or window had beer
disturbed or. so far us they could se,
had been tempered with.
In the ember3 In the kitchen stove
the policemen found part of Mrs. Lang.
haus'H hair.
'Pcrhaps my husband walked in his
sleep. cut of my hair and burned IT,
said Mrs. Lunghauy
III did thur." retortcd Mr. Lang
Eau5. you must have walked in your
sleep and hidden my roll OF $500 and
burned It,"
MIR. Lanshaus and his wife each said
that the $500 belonged TO friend,
whose narne thoy refused to disclose,