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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

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III their 4eftiHilum ut mrre iHuNrht
.f ihe turkey lrHl Probably some
snf NlU experience suddenly nnat
antd nuiiu. af conscience ldr Ere
telfnfe anN lenr ~ ssl flr maHnr
somebody $3.50 bfsaF .Hfl print Win
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Concerning a Climber

N--r~--~~7~@~N~~-T-r~~-~-~-
T HERE are moro ways than one 81
getting an invitation 70 party.
l'll have yeu know one woman here.
who should be- in the sweet reflective
stage Of life. instead OF extending her
rliling llst by dnhiaus means and oe-
ing invitations. has unique method.
one which. u We were as Innocent 0f
guile as The bieatug lambs on the
spring hillside. we might swallow.
said woman. ~ insrowing social
ambitions hears about little party
being planned. and stmightwav asks
tne whole bunch % her house for that
afternoon on o. cards are issued for
party. ana no Invitation comes her
WaY, she cllls up the prospective hos-
Toss. ana iniects into the mhst cas-
ual conversation IN the world some
vague idea about giving a party her
seN. saving. +" want TO have YOU over
real -nan These are but q few Of
her nsidious tactics for worming her
self in among the arrived 10 is
not beyond the realms OF possibility
that society enjoys many a laugh in
the sleeve az her expense. And vet.
she represents the last gasp Of re-
spectahiliiv oh. yes. The last gasp
ono OF the worst varieties II the
eenus snoh is the person whose posl-
tion is So Insecure that he Or she as
the case may he. doesn't dare ha nice
20 people who arc not of Society
upper case -
young woman has recently come
90 Alhuquer0ue who may be nut il
this class ln a supcreilioHs fashion
she has looked oNsfkNduN 040f from
top 90 toe. fieuratiselv and literally
speaking. inquired about this and
that ones social standing and has
finally selected q few whom she CON
siders sufficiently important for her
to associate with II she manages 70
swing Tea with the bunch. an wen
ana coed IL not I'm afraid she is
going 90 he pretty much left alone.
don't care Bit for Mrs. Brown.
one woman confided 70 another.
H0h don't youf ! thought her
very pleasant
shes pleasant enough, but she's
the sort of woman Who goes down
town % a picture show with yon of-
fera ~ Day aud when ! mumhle, LEI
me- nys Very wea
overheard this iittlc remark at the
Wamans club banquet Friday even
ms Two women were standing talk
lne when Mrs q. $. Mclandress
passed
0ne 4 the women glanced MP say
ing casually. as she brushed hy Mrs
AIcIAndress speaks every six months
whether yeH expect her io er not
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Auction Bridge Revived


n UTE sfhee social event ~ the
X week was the auction hfldge
party Friday afternoon. which Mrs.
Alfred Gruusfeld arranged In honor of
Mra LOUIS e.. BROOKS. Of New York
For decorations. Mrs 1funsfefi
used sweet pcas--i0ads of thcm. 10
Dig bowls little bowls. hieh tases leu
vases occupying every niche and cor-
nef the tHHt ensemble suggesting
spring ITSELF And. Of course. the par
~ Was recherche in all iis details All
~ which Eaes entirely without saying
ls Mrs ifunsfeld o. 3 iraHine hos
tess in Albuquerque. and her various
hpepialities never cNcfilea
Resides che guest prize. there was
81 prize for the highest score. won bf
Mrs. Margaret Medlfr and ruf prize
which went lu Mrs Jake Weinman
Mrs. Medler YOU know. has the dis
tincuon ~ having won more prizes
20 card parties fhan ans other woman
in town Mrs Grunfcld's guests Fri
dar. avre Mosdames Lonis G. prOoks.
i J. Brooks Frank Wilson. N0a n
feid. sydney HosrnwHld. Ivan Grina-
field. Fred Kent. Margaret Medler.
Joseph Brown. Amadn rhaves. re<-
Sic Iaffa. Hennie Jara d. O chad
bourne. Harold lamlson. IS Rosen-
Wald T. R0scuWaid. T. r Koch. S
Nfustadf s. stern 81 l4 Stern. Hide
parde Gransfeld james Grunsfeld.
John W Eldrf Mike MandeH Robert
puinoy. A. Rifle rerthold spiiz WIN
Springer. Vs. n Walton. Harry Well
irr Afno Hnnlng. John Lee Clarke.
Seymour Iewlnson W. H. Hahn
Isaac narih -. ~ Maroon and Miss
Selffidee. Mrs crunsffld was az
sisted hy her daughter iiiida Gfuns-
field Hannah Nusiaum and Florence
Grunsfeld.
Mrs Frank po0ier gave a lovely
little luncheon. Yesterday afternoon
for Mildred Fox. who viii be married
June 4 to Bennfe pennett Exlaisife-
ly pretty were The decorations and ap-
nointmenis The color scheme was
pink and white developed with roses
ANA tullc. Fav0rs and place cards
were in accord with the pre-nuphai
significance ~ fhe merry luncheon.
Covers were laid Tor Mildred Fox.
Grace uorradaiie. Margaret ana Eu.
genia keleher Mabel Fitch Mrs Tom
Danahy. Mrs q. A. Maison. Mrs. Az
pheus Waha. Mrs Huning md Mrs
pooicr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Society Still in the DOldrums

= orlE4Y has lhe manana habit
- THESE days EteHsthlna nua
everybody pHusea ifnfsulHtcis. censlds
efina perhaps au expenditure of en-
eisY hut nufiins EFF ANY strenuous
eNtfglou until another da4
tpHeYc somebody Is reported tn
h1Ae said that The Sos MsAiuu lif
funte la conducive to lazinrs know
lhNf ID NeIehty question ptiHicNe We
tudHs hoN 10 get maslfnnm Of
HDMs at the expense nl minimum
af andeagnf Neither the weather
HUr the QuHN3 of ncUH accelerate
brain activity / asare sou
Use 80 ldea The sweet gifl efada
Hie Whleh romlmds me- not ths
sfHaHltf. boa ths expression l'tr an
una of Hlue stHft ln the earis
days uf Wisconsin ttn 0f iht moss
prominent HmAef a Tins siHe were
frHfac E Smith uHa j. s. sinan tng
latter nf whom haa che n.hii 81 n-
ifrHHN INTO hiN ftmarlH as emo tOufi
the Nufts.en' NuHr lienm 3 have
Hu ldtt certain easv hHd heen
DRAGGING Hlane lhraHfh "a hHt Huul
Hcg daN wAtn flnaH slrHnn o. hH
feef with the Dia rtmlfH tauf Hon
ef. INu an lHrn smith Wnmrdlateif
bounded nn aesHmiHF so impressive
attitude and 800 RrNN suIaWhiN. saia
Mas t please fAe court I move that
write of haiuaa corpus De i4sNeh "a
this court Immediately iu iake ms
ltafned arntItmans idfa sHi ul s1i
stars confinement
pfnilNnn hy hr snseftunn pro-
tta herewith in ttee nis iHfn ohi q
SOLITARY fonfinement
Tho graduate af suH1rt ~ news
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Nauqhty-- But It's Nice


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WIN Without me much eis-euHEe'
- tHfffhf nu thf last HnIahIe.
Het fh" tifs dance would nav.
.fen n're n1flf vision 20 De-
NAht. enn other Things Earrffflna
vas HtH arranged arn neither manai
nor effort spared. - faf a# j tDNla
f iN maha rffri Haii hove g0nf
iine
The decorations nsre Dr.ftv nna
'ntIsh fhe punch Afrr.tnif strong
and fhe music Hne Iu ihf Nsenala
dance na Dile lemea aHif fa remfm.
utf HhI.h HY ~ aa - tha rllhon1
aut ODD nneie1 un. IHI thr fasf6
Hnk aHHrd a. fhf ernfmI hInrIff
Especially riefff urasrlns were
preceded wstn umfft tke.nff 81
various prominent flta aud Nhlff
Carnations madn attractive faNnra faf
The HdIes Irf cream aHd cake were
other Afieft4hlf textures
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

the map. 'Nen 'tt
Proud Eeuhen-Weu tho to,t.a
don't feel 50 badly abant Il as M
map ought to. Chicago pailv Nstes
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Social Series Well Under Way


AZ us. HARRY STRONG inaugur-
iN ated q delightful social series.
Thursday afternoon. with Five
Hundred party, at which Mrs Frank
Iompson. IT Los Angeles. nee Nelhe
Strong. and Mrs Harry strong Jr.
were the honorees The series will
he continued this week with an aft
ernnon al cards Thursday. and 9
Japanese tea party al Hotel Combs
Friday afternoon a picture show
party tn include q visit "a the -iaik-
les VIII preeede the eats Il the
hotel
Far her party the past week. Ms
strong had lovely decorations roses.
carnations and greenery. effectively
arrngec ahouf the rooms. The
guests were Nesiiames Frank Tomr-
son. Harry strong. Jr.. w II. Hahn
Frank Ackerman 81 u. Floufnos
W. NJ. strong. Mike MandelA f. A..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Monaahy

S iala 1af IT ihe aosiai nnah
lniaisos in an eiufaiuai ianeh
Mitf SOMEONE plf9sf Ahhahien nf
tIsl as ip shat fuHh ffie mas hf
Mashs bread anH fhfree. Nhsn iHrfe
feasiiiHtrs the bili ~ Hfo
f'af nu iie rpsHu HHiif Hifrr
Ns lfHaih % il aHahf tuf ttfHH
! ihauehi ia ease their safiai Hsrs
hH quests nuuIH fams In Dia |Hfhea
fH1 s.i lhsIf iutAH Hef- tetaiifd
ANa el aHnH ifHW fAlan ha'lea
lefefnai See hosts CON
fnHa
laHalr io the statement no truth
IHe NH f uHli fflH d lHfNnsh
Malf egeseiF ApW tnlf1 iNo
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ifHI HfHe ilial fHl iffniS
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Wa fHM tile HNHf ~ aifnf
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1 fl nfaN constitutes
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

tconiiaucd n Paee Threel.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18

Nay 2a.fone event wif crowd close
IN ihe heels af another
Tl. narlalarreafe Hddress Will BE-
delivered hy pf David n. Boyd. at
EIkF fheaffr. next sunday eNfainF
The commencement exercises proper
NIH~ commence af fn-3H o'riofk,
"Wednesday morning May IS. on tie
campus fhe commencement adlrtss
to lte delivered ln Nodef hail ny juHse
Granville s. Richardson ~ Roswell
The annual banquet uf the Alumni
issacIafInn uii he neid ihHt eNea-
Ing 90 the Aifarad0 hotel
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
7aeh u 1Inads

a. Fmai wilson aH ih lm Hilaa
fa IaHi lfis4iaN NnailE ffm
NifH NNuUN
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Commencement Exercises

->~-~s~---@~~-H~~y-~~~e~F~ ~ =
r WESTY SIX. ten hoNs and siN
iesn girls Will sraduate this
year frem the Albuquerque hiea
ho0i Nnt had at all fiy faf tne
Mreest GLASS Ia the history el TIN
schoo. } ann told The eNerrlses
commence Nith ghe claN Hermon Ht
the First Methodist Episcopal church
r,xt sunday evening May s8. iteEs
e. q Hepkman VIII deuVrr fhe h3e-
galaNreafe Address on Monday efrn
iue Mas 1e tho elass daX gNefeises
Nlll he held in she asaf mhN room q
The hish sehool ana The gefnmenee-
mtnt rxptclses the next nifht "a tbs
Ilks theater nf David r. hoXd. :
the University 20 Sew Mexico MNl
give the graduatug address
The promotianal exercises q the
eighth graders wili hc glNen 80 tlks
theater. "Wednesday evening. May -s
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-18
Social Sci Takes to Trottino

A II LAST see hfNe broken away
- ffam ihf arfau strings q Mrs
ifFei FroHfielA Nil0 only NHNsee
aud qaadflligs rs the turkey ffei
else 2 eltY badly
NHeh Nainn nn ~ Hf 3ha tlks
faaff 1u.HdAs r|sht fan never saw
or heard lell af Va lhls bug Naiss3
seldom TWussttr NtAtf' hfrfy-
l8Adg NaH kleksns au monkey SHINES
~ ihe dlsifa.fiun 81 ihe Ftia eid
d4asee Ahnae eaa aNlN in Hfo g
.f4ufiM 81 iNe eaf nH piHi 'hfsn
3 aA, nNaf haAe sptn "a lhf1 wil
eN8e Infsa3Y' eggnine
al apasd thc ihtis ifgi q ihe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
DIAZS P.4RTISANS WARNED.
AdSir~s Say tie WIN Ne Arrested
if lie Visits Capital.

VERA CRrz. oct, 2l.-All the aNaIlahl"
troops in this stat. al. assembled here
tonight In readiness for demonstrations
expected to follow the landing Of Gen.
Felix Diaz tomorrow morning. Diaz vii!
arrive on German steamer.
The decision not To allow him 10 land
has been re considered. but the newspapers
bear stern warnings to his partisans this
afternoon no, Ia greet him with too much
heartincss.
Advices from the capital Indicate that
II he goes there he win be arrested.
Col. Nidaurrazaga. secretary to Gen.
Blanquet. the Minister Of War, is aboard
the gunboat Iaragoza. Tn. gunboat has
steam NJ and unless the orders aie
changed, will run along side Diazs steam
shin. corcovado. before sh" docks. tol
Vidaurrazaga will request Gen. D'az to
counsel his partisans to maintain order
and in return for sucn promise. viii as
sur. Gen Diaz OF protection.
Diazs partIsans mere are beaded 10y
lose Luis Reaucna. candidate for the
Vic..Presidency Senor RcQuena believes
that the ticket will he Withdrawn, but will
have "A conference with Gen, Diaz to-mor.
row on the subject.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
BACK AS FROM THE DEAD.
ems Victim Restored after an iiour
nv Police First Ala.

Ntw ROCHELLE. o't. II - After he had
been apparently lt.l-ss from ras az
ihN Niation for AN hour Jean BarU.i-ruI.
landscape gardener, was revived early
to-day hN lbete,tiV. Srrgrants John M..
,;uwnn ana Georg. Scott through the
method of artificial respiration that they
had learned in the police first aid class
>Ir Barudeeur. VINO IL 20 Years old,
lives at the city Hotel in North avenue.
At 80 in the morning Mrs. Martin MOO
nan. daughter OF Theodore regtncy-r.
proprietor of the hotel. sm-ll-d gas and
had the door of Nj. Rarudeeur's room
forced. The room was filled with gas
from an open Jet. When Mc,;owan and
Scott arrived they could find no sign
that the mans heart was beating or that
he was breathing. After they had worked
over him for an hour he partly revived
and they sent him to tn" New Rochelle
Hospital. where IL IL said he will recover.
The pole. do not believe he attempted
suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
DOG BITES PARROT; MUST DIE.
.,.ax. Sees No mitigation In b'rd'a
Epithrt "Dtrty Purp.

NEWARK, y. j., oct. @l.-A teuu t''"'
besar six months ago between fu"zy
faced dog and parrot was brought
TO an end in the Fourth precinct po''ee
court this morning when Judge herr
condemned the dog to die. Mrs John
Krayarick Of IL. Springfield avenue ap-
peared TO defend the dog against tn"
charges Of Sidney Rosenbloom lS years
old OF la4 Springfield avenue, the owner
OF the parrot.
The real trouble occurred yesterday
The parrot was walking w ana down
the fence separating the two Eards
swearing at the dog The dog jumped
I'M on the fence and bit the parrot in the
neck. Sidney tried to rescue the bird and
the dog bit him.
Mrs. Kravarick testified that the parrot
said the most terrible things She
added
THAT crazy old parrot called my dog
a dirty purp.' and has kept 1t up FOR
six months Yesterday the dog got tired
OF II and bit 1t. Then this little boy
came along. II could hardly b. eXpe cted
that the poor dog would not bite him."
The court appointed Inspector Bernard
J. Cahill OF the Board OF Health eAecu-
toner. The parrot may de.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
DIR. GILDERSLEEvE BUSY AT SO.
JOhUs Hopkins Professor says ue
NUS Retire ut 100.

BALTIMORE, oct. 2I--Dr. Basil l.. Gil
dcrslc"ve. professor OF Greek AT johns
Hopkins University. VIII celebrate MS
eightN-sccond birthday Thursday
Don't say anything about Il except
that | am still alive aud as busy as ever.
h" said to reporter who called On him
this mo- ning. Come 10 see Ia" wnen |
am 100 and I'll talk to you auOui retiring.
aybr.
You sc-. ". continued II am not
iitular professor at the university ! am
real professor. -Four days IN tn" week
| have my classes here. | used TO nave
them Ave but that * the only difference
the wears have made MI my photographs
persist IN giving me dclightiu,ly gray
head. which don't really possess We're
all uf ~ subject to vanity.
Dr. Gldcrslecvr looks hale ana hearty.
II. - at present engaged In collecting aud
revising his lectures and magazine
articles tie siii holds the position of
,hitor OF the american Jor,"oi Of Phd-
oiOuH
And hope" h' said. 81 may continue
to Mold % as hong ds | I've. Ny work ~
all planned uut for al l-as, iif;i Yeas
ahead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
TOSELLI'S OPERETTA FAILS.
<u.,ienrr Kisses Pln. Relieved q
He Work of Princess i.Outsr.
Sp,cioi CaJle Dtspa'k TO Tar SuN.

EoME. oct. 2l,--"'rh- Bizarre Irin'
cess" which was said to h. the joint work
of Princess Louise of SaAonS ana hti
latest husband. Enrico Tos-lli. the pianist,
which was presented at the National
Theatre, here tonight. was an utter fai'-
ure
Th. belief that tn" eN-'rowu Fiincrss'
who ran away with Andre Hiron, her
music teacher before she married T"seili'
wrot. the book Of the opera. hotwith-
standing her denials. drew large crowd
who expected something racN. Instead "'
that they found IA trivial plot "t Il 'hi'd-
ish nature. rosellis music was insiHhin-
cant and was no, original. and not single
air was encored. The unconceaied iinpa-
,ience OF the audience reached climax
during the final scene. when there was an
outburst Of whistiing. catcalis, Iei's an"
b,ss.s The curtain was lowered before
the conclusion Of the scene.
It Is not likely that the piece VIII he
p,oiuced again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
'SULZER HAILED
BY THOUSANDS
Grand Central Station Is
damned by a Cheer
ing Mob.
CT ARDS SWEPT ASIDE
Ex-Governor. in Tears. Says
It's Greatest Moment
Of His Life.
GOES TO TIE EAST SIDE
Hall Is Too Small and IT,
Speaks to 10000 People
From Auto.
GOES TO TIE EAST SIDE
Suffers Return the
Days Political Feature

u Aran Sul;er ouned in Neu io,k last
night from A'bony lie uds met al NE Grand
Central Terminal by i00)0 persons rho
chee,ed him enthusiastically Ne ucni 10 u,
Brooduoy Cenba, Hotel uhc,c he stopped 10,
The night
Sui:er ueni 10 The Ead SIDE uhcre i00C0
persons ouaited him. The .Srh A,,cmil
district headquarters uoS too small 70 hold The
eyoud so he spoke from his ou'o,loi,I,
4 udnt 10 90 tdcb 70 .fibany 'o represent
NE people OF his dj,tie' he ,aid and n
fight Murphy and the bosses
John 4. Hcnnc'Sv in mo spcecfc' rciuyrcd
10 his attach on .j,dsc NcCaN lie r,aac in
he, alleged ,ctclatron, q, 10 the mecnrc, tc.
hrecn Su':e, Mccall and Nwbhu and a ~
the demands made on The to,mc, Go,c,no-
Judge Mccall denied pestcrtag the cda,s;,
made by Yennc,sy Monday nirht deciarrc N
plain Enfhsh hat Henns,y uas Ito,
I.ilIan, r Hco,a dehpe,cd tuo Src,-S..
from the same platform unb john PU'oJ
Mitchell and attached 10th Repubiico7 anI P,o.
ere,sTe parties
The foreman Of he C,and jury u,oh "
John Puvou Mitchell ostins hun 70 apoca, c7e
present rha,,rcr eridenee he haj u arQ -o,
/ cer,ins Meeal rcsisratior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
EVEN MONEY ON ELECTION.
frcaL Ret Made Of 500 20 $50 ThR,
>ulscr Goes to Assembly.

Eetting ON the election in the financial
district Yesterday was at even money
with more real money in sight. Fred
Schumm, vino has placed several large
election bets announced that he had
$4,000 to bet on Mitchell but that it vac
uutakcn as Yet.
Several freak bets hav. been placed.
Among them were sioo to $50 that Suiz.r
would he elected 20 the Assembly and
sluD even money that Mccall would have
$4,000 plurality in New York county. A
wager of 800 even was made that NJ tchel
would get 10000 plurality IN Kings and
$500 even vas bet that McAneny would
be elected President of the Board of
Aldermen.
curb brokers have started Wall Street
Mccall Itagu. 20 Offset the Mitchell
League. Meetings are To be held IN Wall
street and well kuoWn politicians viii
SPEAK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-22
STRANGE DOG ATTACKS
CHILDREN IN Home
Three Girls Badly Bitten 10y
Animal That Ran Int"
Dining Room.

\ strange bulldog. apparently mad. got
into th. home of John Glastvn at l.55
Shakrsp.ar. avenue. The RionA. last
night. and b.t three small children who
Neg, studying their lessons N the dining
room before the animal was beaten and
subdued The dog attacked each child
IN turn Their screams attracted their
'uu.h.i and father from the next room
and score of uriehbors, wn" aided M
overcoming the dog.
The dog entered the house through q
kitch.u door u; tn" top OF small h!%ht
of steps one Of the children had left in'
door ajar The dog rushed through the
kitchen t. tn. dining room and h'for" IN.
children knew h- was there ne mad at
tackled one OF them
Ethel. 10 wears o!d was sitting near' 81
to tn. Kitchen door. Til. dog spraug FOR
her face. hut struck hei right ann. up
liit,d in defence and bit deep into III.
flesh. She screamed and her sisters,
Naomi 8 wears old and Helen. j. hud-
dl.d together on the other sid Of the
room Their mother and father. who
were IN tn. sitting room. ran to tn.
children. but before they could Try to
defend the daughters Naomi had been
bitten on the left l-s and Helen Over th'
lei; ,N..
Mi Glastou kicked 'h- dos awaN a.
s-N'id n.'ghbois and Mounted Police
man Edward Hughes. attracted ia III,
screams uf tn" ChilLr.u. entered Tn,
policeman shot the dog.
'fh" children viii be tlk.u To- the
; fastcur Institute thus morning III. Dollar
uf the t"idham Hospital ,aut-r,Z"d thrii
. wounds last night. The dogs carcass Wa,
tak.u to- the station huus" To- await IN
examination hN the Bua'd of Health y,
one huew who owned tn. animal n,
vas large. with piotrulne fauss ui .dci
side NJ his Jaw Mr.. flaston and S-v
cIah of the women ncIghh"rs tainted whri
they SAN that the children Wee haui!
bitten.