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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19
HAWKINS GIVES HIS
VIEWS OT THE CASE

W 4. Hawkins ui III lusu, dll"i'
ney tor the ~ rnsu and Southwest
vru railroad ana prominent ln New
Mexico Republican affairs. is quoted
us follows ON the Romero case hy th'
~ pasu Herald pi sunday
Romero was q candidate Tor gov
rruor against Bursum before the con
Nrntiuu, but weJ defeated. By that
convention. he was nominated for
secretary ut state. but n tht election
WAS defeated. tie is uu able poll
ticiau ana has given strong support
to tho Republican party in Sew MrN
leo aud his reward came perfectly
nnturul
"Rumcro's selection Tor United
states MAI shall was agreed upun by
IN, regular Republicans, long before
the nomination of president TAT az
Chicago, this agreement hdNluS uvCu
reached hy the Cuucuaut tho time Of
the induction ut statehood when APP
puintmcuts ut pustmast'rs rrgistrrsTc-
yoiNcrs ans marsha were considered.
Foraker has held the office Tor
about sixteen years ana D." himself
aid not consider that hc WaN tltlilrd
Go IL much longer
I'm The e. ,r,,ilIun trat nominated
Delegates e. she raboral convention
az CnI-.-p, lait mon Voc in control
and cluli have uur inAttd AN TAFT
nl'u and lust urtcd tor TAFT
"Buituu. WIN had Hyut the tight
tur the Republicans :Ul governor aud
had teen defeated. hvi huUu % strong
man iu the organization ANA, while
II was known he was Roosevelt
supporter II was considered we'll to
send him on tu Chicago AS One of
the delegates, regardless of who he
would support Tor president
supporters of Roosevelt claim thnt
Federico chavez, u cousin of Romero.
shifted his vote tor TAFT at the chi
Cugu convention ana admitted 20 for
mcr governor Gcorgr Curry that ne
did su because at the promise that
Romero would be- appointed United
States marshal
In answer to this report Mr. llaw-
kius says.
Chavez was an alternate to the
Chicago convention ana went there in
the place of one ut the regular TAFT
men. who could not gu, ana only var
I led slightly twice during thv session
ut the convention iu support ut TAFT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19

4 vast amount ~ 10 health ls due
10 impaired digestion when the
stomach fails 90 perform its functions
properly tho whole system becomes
deruuged. A few doses OF chamber
lain's Tablets In an you need, Thry
viii strengthen your digcsuon. inyig-
crate your liver. ana regulate your
bowels. entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due 90 faulty diges-
ton Try H. Many others have been
permanently curcd--why not youf
Tor sale by an drusgista
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-19

"Were an medicines as merltorloua
as Chamhorans collie. Cholera and
hlhrrhucl Remedy tur world would
ho much better on ANA the percent
aye ot suffering greatly decreased"
Wtit'f LINDSAY srott uf Trwplc. lnd
For sul2 0y AN druggists.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-08-16

Workmen are still engaged in sink
ing shaft to bedrock on the gravity
water system. There is some indica-
tion of an increase in the water sup
ply, but so far no increase of practical
quantity has been encountered. The
work yet remains in prospective
stage,
While The rain stopped threshing.
many farmers employed the time in
hauling wheat to the warehouse. A
numbe of teams transported large
portion Of the Kirk wheat to the ware
house and long streams,of teams from
otheEranches hereabouts are trailing
in today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hiteman and lit
tie daughter came in from Salt Lake
Friday evening and visited at the pa
rental home in this city for several
days. Lee is still manager for the
Diamond Rubber company at Salt
Lake. His territory extends as far az
Boise. Idaho.
Mrs. Byron N. Hawks and Mrs.
Homer l. Watts went to Cold Spring
Sunday for a weeks outing. The
ladies with their camp equipage were
taken to the mountains in Mr.. Watts
little Ford Iunabout The plunder
was neatly packed over the machine.
even the hood being utilized to hold
four cases of fruit jars.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-08-16
Press Paragraphs

Miss Lula Tharp was in walla Wal
la yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bell ware in
the city Monday.
NJ. L. Watts transacted Business in
pendleton yesterday.
Miss Lucille Kemp came over from
Weston last evening.
Clifford Culley of Walla walla. was
in the city Tuesday.
Clarence Whiteman was in town
Wednesday from Milton.
Rain Wednesday night and yester-
day; result: harvest alta standstill.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Miller came
down from Bingham springs Tuesday.
Chas. Barrow and Boone Watson
are grouse hunting in the mountains.
Walter MoGormach, the Pendleton
automobile dealer. was in the city
Monday.
Mrs. S. +. Sharp and daughter Car
RE spent several days this week at
Bingham Springs.
DR.. Newsom reports the arrival of a
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed WalIan on July IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mcintyre are
down from Alberta. visiting relatives
and friends 10 this vicinity.
Dean Willaby and wife came down
from Bingham Springs Tuesday. after
supplies for the camp larder.
W. B. Shaffer OF the Preston
Shaifer Milling company. was in the
city Sunday from Waitsburg.
Nothing to it but huokleberries-
Marshal Gholson and q. w. Gross
have returned from the mountains.
Miss Sylvia Beath has returned
from her mountain vacation trip and
is at her place in the Mosgrove store
again.
The Misses Jennie and Jessie McRae
of Walla Walla. were guests this week
of Mrs. Earl dudley at her home
northeast of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins and
daughter Lillian are at Calgary, AL.
berta. where Mr.. Tompkins' health is
undergoing slight improvement.
Mrs. Allison. who has been nursing
the sick in this vicinity for several
mouths, left this week for Snohomish.
WASH. to practice her profession.
For a week only. we will do de-
veloping and printing; We will also
take postal portraits. at the old studio.
SteCker AMI Sormicksen, Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bannster left
Wednesday morning for camping
trip at McDougal camp. Miss Velva
Mansfield went as guest Of their
daug hter, Helen.
A numter of campers who went
early to pick huokleberries have re-
turned home. However. many have
gone up this week and as harvest
ceases atill Others will go.
Aeroplane flights are scheduled to
take place tomorrow and Sunday in
connection with the. ball games at
Roundup park in Pendleton. Aviator
Edwards arrired in that city yester-
day with bis machine.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-08-16

o. A. Canton. principal Of the pub
| lie schools at Echo, was in the city
| yesterday. Mr.. Cannon was formerly
assistant principal Of the schools in
this city.
Pinkeye has attacked the horses in
several harvesting outfits in this vi
cinity, with the result that the own
ers have been somewhat delayed In
harvest work.
The price Of gasoline has gone mp in
the past few days from 25 cents to 30
cent per gallon. When bought in
large quantities, the buzz wagon liq-
uid may be had for 28 cents a gallon.
During the rain storm Wednesday
night electric lights we're put out OF
commission for time. A large crowd
was caught in darkness at the Dream
land picture show, in the middle OF an
interesting program.
Young MoGinnis, employed on the
McEwen ranch gave good exhibit
tion of broncbo busting at the Kirk
place Sunday. He rode one of Charlie
Kirk g horses to finish, and the horse
was soma jumper too.
Mrs. B. D. Tharp will lsave soon
on business trip to Spokane, for a
few days. She will be accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Lula. who is
taking her vacation from the Mos
grove Mercantile store.
Mrs. jackson Nelson. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Matheson.
and granddaughter, Mrs. W. R. Scott.
in Seattle, for several weeks. is report
ed slightly i'll in that city and will
not return home Immediately.
With the closing of the week g
work, number of machines have fin-
ished for the season and have found
Judgement in the machine shed. How
ever, there is yet considerable
amount of grain to harvest.
Pilferers entered the Office Of DR..
Sharp during his absence and took a
magnifying glass and fountain pen.
The glass was a valuable one and the
doctor would like to have the oppor-
tunity to prosecute the thief.
Will Miller, Harry Alexander, Fred
Radtke. WIN. Winship and George
Mahar went to the mountains We'd
nesday on a grouse hunt. The party
went up in automobiles and were pre-
pared tc remain several days.
A party of joy riders from Walla
Walla camped in Athena Saturday
evening and night with a broken. down
machine. There were Eve in the
party. Sunday morning the machine
was repaired sufficiently to allow the
boys to return home.
Pay Up. Those knowing themselves
indebted to me are expected to call at
once and settle their accounts and
save costs. l have sold my livery
business and all accounts due me must
be settled without delay.
Harry Mcbride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crusey and children
left by auto Wednesday morning for
Liberty Lake, Wash. Ira Mcdonald
went up BY train. The party will re-
main at the lake recreating for several
dsys, and from there Mr.. and Mrs.
Crusey will go to Ohio on an extended
visit.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1912-08-16
Card Of Thanks.

I desire TO express my thanks
through the columns of the Press to
all who so kindly assisted me in the
sickness and death of my wife.
N. P. Hall.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

~ vsueh's csapaasea Per 1878.
- ysw ahsss1ualsa3 Ysstnsv
w MID TN MONEY

n vsueh's ce0peaiea Per 1858.
The Youths Companion appeais 10
every Interest Of family HE, FINN
housekeeping 10 athletics. Il b~Rins
9th stortss d youthful vim and vig",
With articles which disclose the secrets
Of successfui play In the great games.
With charming talea of life II the girls
colleges. But The Companion does
not surrender these readers when they
have entered the more serious paths of
l.ls. Molhes will welcome the page
Tor lit,i~ children and the weekly doc
tore article. Fathers wiil ind the Inn
porsaat newa 81 the day - Il In, and
not . Il b rumossd 10 b. The entire
haHsehold will Appveciate the sketches
which touch gently on common toIbles
or carscaturs eccentsscity. In abort.
Gs Isss than fous cents . wesk The
Companion bring Into the home clean
entertainment, pure inspiration. nns
ideals. incrrsse q knowlstsr.
Names sarriy sren In tablets nj con.
tents ~ill ls found IN THE c0mpanIou's
Announcement for 1919, which will b
ssnt apoa rrquest-~,th samples Of the
paper. 10 thoss n0t familiar with II.
Every new suhsrrihss Tor 1919 Will
rsceivs fsss Ill the issues fs the ~.
,nsinlns vssks ii 1919; siso. FIRE, THE
Compaslo0 Window Transparency aud
Calendar ios lsi3, In rich, transluc~nt
,olors-ihe ms'st b~autlfui of oil Com.
paut0a souveMls~.
The YoUth's CosMranlssU
~ hsrkssey ~, hsl0ss, Maas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

- eoe1riaa -, 49, 49, -
nea11one1:~l1y bas1neso seso ~ -.
u0onalny. ! ~ ease mvss4 : ~ -
~ -. A - 1aslu ea0e - ~
$500 - ~ - Waaoe1 : - =
GoooeaGaea ~ G1Gg4 ts1e1 - ione
= ~ ~. - Dsoaes1 = ~ Daso,
GsapAs - ; p1sss = eas1bsesl O.
- rsa1 t1atf - a66e1. ~. 49, -
49, ~ darby. ~ eus1e0es tsSs1
aneehee pair. anl an6ebss Deir. anl
maay ethsss. dsejasing - eoul1 ~
rsal v1th aay = ths9. Un4Ily ~
clesk, eut q palienes. oehe1: We'll.
say. ean - FeaA q ~ t1ner TAs
negro sniie1 broa1ly ~ answsre1:
Ne. suh. that's WY wants aiassss.
~ wife shs rod ~ slvsrtissnsst
sayin' q how anybody could rsal
With you glasses. % thought might
% vel come an Try 'sn an s-Nsv
Yosk Tribune.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22
$5,ooo in PrizeS
First Prize SLIM
Many Other Awards

On November s The Denver Times
viii b@xin the publication u serses II
seventy seven pictures In IT. gssat
Book lovers' Contest, In which tbess b
10 be distributed over 1000 IN pris<s,.
The nst prize 10 q 600 In sold.
The second prize b two building lots
valued at $500.
The third h $500 Emerson piano.
The fourth IN 800 Kline plano.
Altogether there will b several hum
dred prizes.
There will Le no soliciting, canvas-
sing or signing Of longtime contracts.
Here b oil that u required Of you.
You don't have to enroll yo0s name
In this contest-just start saving aDd
solviu9 the pseassss. Ish whee n pss-
ports " bs-a game sos tbs hens. ~
the family circle, sos the evening hesss.
You will find u the gseaisse fss h the
world working out The solution a the
piciures, Aud there b NO FeesDa Wy
you should not win osse q the hvn.
dreds Of prises. They are I'll dsseribed
fully. together With complete intosass-
ton In four page circular which Will
b sent 10 you On request.
Ren,emt,er-you need only 10 sscureI
the complete ses of sevsuty.ssvss psc-
lures. Nothing else b required of you.
Cut the pictures from The Denver
Times each day and save them until
the y m,l- .-venty-sevea have appear.
81. Then send them In with your
name and address. II yOu DO not get
the pictur~s from the beginning. yo1
can secure the hack nuni6eFs Ut any
time by mall ~ calling at The Denver
Times. The easiest way p the least
incon venient- The Denver Times
by carrier, or u you live where NO or.
risv service b maintained, So your
postmaster or writs for subscripttoa
raiea. Remember that To enter this
contest literary educatioo y MT nsc-
sasasy. Your knowledgs u bo0ss may
b lin,iied-all yoa hsvs 10 Do b 10
study ptcturrs, think N ell The book
ti,lss that viii nt them clossst, aud
then select the answer yoS think mast
appropriate. Use your wits. 0ss sus.
sr~,Ions from your friends aud male
~ effort 10 win one Of thess vsluab,s
prizes. In order u help yeS lsolvs
,l'~~s pictures THE beaver Times Will
have published csislogos ooulalning
5000 nsn'es ~ haoks, tossshes With the
authOrs' nanes aud from this catalogue
the s~veuiy.srvea tities ~ - usrd In
I've BokkvrrA' Conisss will b ehessn.
The cou,rst n~~d mart emit you . csut
t~yoOd the cGsl VI having Tue Dsusss
Tuner wach you each day ~ carrier o.
mail.
lt~n'em,t~s thst oil lnlhsmatlon 10
rviss~acs To this e6.0o0 bookbossss'
coalsst ~lil b. fursshsd yov u yoe I'd.
dssss
BooKi0vKns' coxrEsT EpiToa
The i,saves Tiassp, uvHsss, Cese.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22
rAvoa,rs FICTION.

sliow 10 Hate the Bother Of Pc
,aring for Trip 20 Europsi"
"Yss, John and ] Have Got 10 %
and Dress Tor Mr.. Lsder's Party, and
lt's Awfully Tirssome.~
II Wantsd TO Give that Head walter
! Generous Tip. but He Looked -
Swell Didn't Dare Onsr It."
Eyes. ! think That's Ny Umbrella:
Thank You Ever % Much. Mrs. Chucks.
~. for Returning IT,"
"Your Sermon Was Perfectly Lovely.
o.. Baxter. but ! Thought II Was .
Little Too Short"
AT Your Age. Ny Son. ! Realised
me Importance Of an Education Much
More Than You Do"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

Three eggs. beaten light: lemon sx
tract pinch Of salt. one cup of sugar
Two cups q four. previously siited
add two tsaspoonfuls Of good baking
powder. then slit again. Mig well to
gether. add half cup Of boiling water
and bake u . well buttered SQUARE
dripper until . nice brown. Turn out:
spread quickly with red currant Jslly
and roll. Place In Q napkin TIN cold.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

ooNQ1oaeo - veueA.
~An1 nsw thae 70 ars thFsuuA -
~ whal ars ~ ostag y 6efs
= shal1 efu1y 0elleine.s
~1oahog egoW1o1 pgueoua1on onpon1y.
~ M
SonnS ~ 1T. I s1nll sto1y 0eot
-. - tAeoe w. ase already b ~
peeo1oGeoa w11l hase y ta1o tho1s
eAonooo. hats aIl~-Loo1oo Oponooa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

cutelno 0us M on o..
sAre yos going % taks b ~ sum
~ hoarders this year. naf"
r think ] WIN. Hiram ] caa naks
. nice 1lttle sun of noasy tAat way
Thea. loe goo1nsss' sake. aoa't at
tGnul y 0ivs tAsa he stu9 deg eall
ho0e eookiag. Insist q thsls eat1ne
- vhat ~ have ousselves. svea y
4 = 10 sseh boe -.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

Farmer Yapp-what kinl ~ . ple
TIRE WINS this hers lost Moana List
aaywayf
The Village Oraele-A snall Der'
trait Of . woman.
EAfnse Yap0-HunDhi I'm ~ ~
that sons oae of thsn frssh tsavslin'
erayoa ptetnrs agsats hypasrtisel ths
cafutakes o. the janites Inter Iottin'
hin tahs Il away VIII hin y have u
sa1arged.--Puek.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22
csnss,slalaa Law.

Evsrythias bseo1ss possible u
those who lova TIE cemnanAs =
ths Lord are % longer grisvosa ~
the coal that loves 10 giftsd b. ahoa
Iove. With FRESH energies; Il ltscsvers
n itself unsuspsctsd possibilities -
b suDplie1 with ever nowing curronts
u rev vigoe. We shall b saah,el =
- - much n oaly ~ love. Ne M
b. losing. aaA the moro ~ love. -
noee ~ Hive: aa1 therefore. w.
lliS feel dull. aAl The spirits an ~.
tnsn an1 love oo1. love your oelghNnp
aa1 yos wlll - healed II your 49,.
Lsvs Christ. ~ 1sas master; - ~
~ fscs. ltsesa 70 he words. 40 -
VIII waken. an1 yos uill . all 49,
tAreugh cArsse vhe sersassAsss -
res. "tss Ievs = Chsist Dsatsnlse1A
- !.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

syou ars chosgo6 With, logosoDoas
eal6 the js6oe geeg11v. u
~Ju1gs." answered ~ prleonaf q
~ tar. 4 Win sxplain. Or ~ = =
small that ny wi1s an1 can3 Nv b
Il ceafostably q The sans In. -
Nc naturally tsadsF.hearted ~ -
siAersts q hsr welfare. ! say - III
eatstAs and let her stay q he inso1e.'
The Judge ruminatsd. ~1nosaleul
but not coavincins. Take year cAsle>
bsswesn going back 70 I'VE VIII yoai
vile n TIE narrow coalnss q yoai
nst and spsndins s,x noaths h 81
wsskhouss. whore thsss b p,saty q
roo0."
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

~ Woul1 ~ 3 waste e tire ~
peslty sessograpAsss y answer Ills
a1vestiesmsat.s
what 6ess Il sayS~
sWanle1--An s0c3ent seenogsa
pAss b. bss1nsss nAn vhs attsaAs
oerietIy . buslnees.'s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

Nsapevy - csersae Tssl
Gae deep pc tin With pastry anl
~ With alternate layers d raspbsrriss
an1 csrrants. sprinkling each layer
WITH Sugar. Dust The top With sugar.
del With butter and bake. Cover With
0eeingus. brown this slightly. and
sesve cold With sweet cream.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22
70 Secure deed Asss,ss.

70 Secure Decd AooWoso.
Unless you are willing to give time
and attention to valuable stock, dos't
BE- too anxious to acquirs such. Re-
member, however. that any animal
must have rational treatment to give
good results.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22

DsAsl-ouupoes this beae sAsu11
GA0eias. Arthur
Arthur-l'n afraid. 1sos. thae Pea
veaD1 have 70 hold % 70 u boae ~
~ ! swan ashore foe assistance.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-11-22
- ~ cevl6 oe

+ eassse W. stlhsse yssi. - -
s1aso1.
sDeat ~ that ~ rsDlSe1. r
oAo1 - mAsSy ~. but WIN -
1sehee - glvo ~ . jeo.s-Jo1os's
I5oe1sy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-06-21
Destroys
Dandruf

Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the
scalp clean and healthy,
destroys all dandruff, and
greatly promotes the growth
of the hair. You will GER
tainly be pleased with it as
a dressing for your hair. 1t
keeps the hair soft and
smooth and promptly checks
any falling of the hair. 1t
does not color the hair, and
cannot lnjure the hair or
scalp. Consult your doctor
about these hair problems.
Ask him what he thinks of
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Mad. b sAs :: 9. AY1n CO., Le~en. Mos.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-06-21
SORCERY REVIVED IN FRANCE
Two Women Discovered Practiclng a
Medieval Form of WItchcraft
by Sergeant.

London.-An extraordinary story
comes from Calais. While sergeant
was on guard before the postern gate
of the old citadel two black-veiled
women glided slowly into view, and
one of the visitors stretched herself
tended in the form of cross. The
other with a small spade began hastily
to dig a hole IN the ground. In 1t
she placed a packet wrapped In white
linen. covered it as quickly as posi-
BILE, and with her companion disap-
peared as silently as they had come.
Under the idea that he had wit
messed the closing scenes OF an IN
fanticide, the sergeant notified the
authorities, and the packet was dis
inferred and taken to the police head
quarters. At the same time a doctor
was summoned, who at once began to
unwrap the parcel.
What was the establishment of the
Investigators finally to discoEeE, not
the remains of child, but pksaely a
pigs heart. And in what condition!
1t was pierced through and through in
every direction with no fewer than
113 pins, and was also traversed ls a
dagger.
In fact the authorities were faced
with a case of "envoutement, one OF
the favorite forms of sorcery in the
middle ages, which borrowed it from
antiquity. 1t was then practiced very
generally, together with the black
mass" the reptile sacrament" human
sacrifice, and other superstitious rel
les of barbarism.
The method was adopted as follows:
Some hairs or articles of clothing OF
the person to be bewitched were pro
cured, and an animal was chosen to
represent this person, and was named
after him. The creature was first
placed in contact with the victims be-
lodgings, and then slain with magic
dagger.
It's heart was taken out and
wrapped, II possible, in the persons
clothes, and during three days pins
and nails were driven through it te
an accompaniment Of curses and male
dictions. II was believed that al
the tortures inflicted on the dead AMI
NAL heart would be endured By the
living individual.
A much more common way, how
ever, was to mold wax image OF the
person to be bewitched and to dress
it in the clothes he or she usual!
wore. The waxen doll was ther
cursed and tortured in the hope tina
! the person would suffer the same.