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The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
BATTLES IN THE BLOOD.
Antitexins Fight ths Gsrns sf Thsiv
 Particular pisease.


 Particular pissass.
 When any animal has certain dis ease it's body produces large quantities Sf the particular zntito1in that viii fight that disease If the blood of this animal be introduced Into another ami nal the latter will get the disease. but h q miider form. and will at the same time be stimulated to secrete large quantities of the aptltoxin. It is now capable of resisting an attack by an army of powerful germs and becomes -immune- to the real disease.
 If its blood be drawn and filtered to free ii from red and white corpuscles the serum that h left b merely the watery part of the blood heavily charged with the sntitoxins of that disease. This. injected into the blood of a person ssrering from it re>en- forces the antitoxins already there and speedily routs the enemy by neutrahz- ing the poiSons that the toxic germs are iiberating.
 Serum ls prepared in two ways-one by taking II from the blood of another animal, the other by a culture from the blood of the patient himself
 There are only one or two diseases that can be cured by medicine In all others the medicine Is given merely to stimulate the natural production of antitoxins If we knew how to make an sntitoxin for every disease we should have no more use for medicine. The number of diseases for which antitosins are being discovered Is mui- tlplyihg year by sear. - New York World.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
FRISKY SENATE PAGES.
They Are Great minies and Diseuss
 6urlesoue Legislation.

They are the greatest mtmics in the world They can take od the idiosyn. crasies and humorous peculiariues of the senators to 1T.
 Sometimes when the senate Is not sitting and too many visitors and page bosses are not around to observe the proceedin-s the pnges themselves go into a solemn senatorial session One vil impe-sonate the vice president. another the chief clerk. and so ol Various other boys will pretend to be either their favurite senators or the senators of home states. Each boy oc- rupies the seat to which the real gen ator Is entitled.
 Bang. goes the vice presidents gavel. and tue extraordinary session of pages hns convened. There Is always an argument as to which senntor shall be recognized when the regular order If business Is reached. Every conceiv- able current subject is discussed. with d coodly sprinkling of baseball legis Iation." which always carries with 1t | rider by which each page senator shs ! be entitled to an annual self renewing pass for all the seasons games.
 4 bill which Is almost sure to be introduced is one which proposes , increase the salaries Of the pages and shorten tbeir hours of duty.-Robert D Heile in Leslie's Weekly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
Why the Teacher Wept.

Every scholar was wearing his best clothes. and every face WAS beaming brightly And the teachers eyes watched grimly lest one small sip should spoil the record of her class for it was the annual inspection. and the fierce looking man who called him self inspector was putting the pupils through their paces.
 'Now. boys" he called. T want you to tell me what is blizzard"
 Silence relgned.
 "what is blizzard?' demanded the ferocious one.
 And still silence teigned.
 The teacher glared at the top boy. then nodded to encourage him, and at last there came a look Of pleading in her eyes. Almost she wept.
 Slowly the top boys hand went up
 "Yes?'' snapped the inspector "Go on Ten me-what is blizzardr'
 "P-please. sir" stammered the youth fuI encyclopedia. its the-the inside of a hei.'-London Answers.
 Hands Upi
 "Yod say you were reld up this morning by tootpab with | reeyolvet. at what time?'
 Five minutes to l."
 How cai jod ht the time 50 ptee- ciselyr'
 ''Becsuss i could see the chutcb clock. and noticed that Its hands weg;rs exactly in the same position as m5 own."-srtskahg sp3resaizh?Rs.tea.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
NOTICE OF RATIFICATION FC LEAVE TO PURCHASE TRAI AND MANUFACTURING SITE
Serial No OIsT3.

United States Land Office, June Land District. Juneau, Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that il liar Bay Packing O., Inc; a corp atiou has made application to the UA. u States Land Office st Juneau, AIa a, pursuant to the provisions of $ 'ion 10 of lhe Act of Congress appTc
 May Ii, 1898 rntIt.oi 'Al @:er ding the homesteai laws anl pg ding for the right of way for "a bals in the District of Alaska and -aher purposes as amended by |. Set of March 3, 1903i to purchase l. tQs embraced in L. s. EoG-Miac. rvey No. g62; situate on the >ou; -aa of the Bay of Pillars, an am oi L. a:th Pacific ocean, upon the v.e. nre of kuiu Island and more part,
 Y described ss follows, to-wit:
 Beginning al Cor. No. ], at line ne high tiGe from whence L. :. -
 No. 962 bears s. e6' 9 " 63 l.
 ant; Witness Cor. to Cor. No.
 IS s. IA 32' E. 94 ks distant; ru1 -ag theme 10 cor. No. l, $. 1T g. z. distance of S.s0 chains 10 cor. \
 hence $. 75' 2s' W. 1854 chail
 Cor. No 3; thence \. IF . Y. a-.distanee of s.39 chains gr. No T, NJ. (. at line :. c>ne high tide on beach of soui , II whence witness Cor. to Cor No. ! aars s 14' 32' E. 1;46 chains distani aenee from said Cor. No. NJ. (. | 'eandeys. along the line of resne his ae of south shore of south arm of Il ay of Pillars, the general course b, 7 ill a--northerly direction and an a, .soxima:e distance of 13.54 chain. ae total meandered distance in tL ght courses between Cor No. 1 an pr. No. l, the place of beginning, b 2 D chains. Containing an are gu acres. Mag. Var 3g' 30' E.
 Any ani all persons claiming any DO, .5n of the above described tract nd adverse to the Pillar Bay Packin J., Inc, applicant herein aforesaid :,ee hereby required to file an adverse ,laim in accordance to law with the ,egister and Receiver of the United :: .ates Land Office at Juneau, Alaska ,aring the period of publication or be '1re the expiration of sixty (60) thereafter.
 Dated at Juneau, this goth day of -I2y, 1914.
 PILLAR BAY PACKING CO, Inc.
 By Royal \. Gunnison,
 Attornsy-in-faet, United States Land Office, Juneau, : l4ska. Juno 3, 1914.
 It is hereby ordered that the fore ing notice be publisnei for the asntory period. in the wrsRgal San. 9.l, a weekly newspaper pubiished =. the town of WrangciI, i1 the Ter. ory of Alaska, which newspaper is eby designated ss the newspaper .rest the land above described.
 C: B. RxExER KSsistSt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
A Bunco Game
 Discovered
West Coast Is Scene Of
 Operation

Late returning visitors to Seat tie brought circulars descriptive ot Grindall Bay, on the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island. and A. bout wilhelm glowing terms ot course . bright future is prom ised and prosperity to those who will purchase lots in the town of GrindalI which is destined to be- come the metropolis of the north.
 It is represented that hundreds of building lots have just been put on the market. Eighty of which are waterfront property. It is fur ther represented that the ground is under patent from the U. S. That it is the greatest fishing center in Alaska. That the fish abound in the waters adjacent to Gfindall Bay. That hal,but is so plentiful that it is caught by means of nets. That there is a splendid harbur for the contience of the large steamer that are to visit that "boomins civ"
 Along the same lines, the circu- lar goes on lauding the splendIS t5wnsite. the large timber covering
 peuinsulai the exquisite climate delightful view, etc.
 The truth of the u1atter is. tse.
 nothing to justify even the cXl--
 nee of the circular. Oldtimers
 10 are familiar with the pi4r ra empathic in denying ever> art of the claims advanced i,y tt' -DmUters.
 n the fist place, -LeTe Is 1' iarbor there 10 accommodate &t,
 rge vessels. In the second pIae. ,aere is no tish there. To tnrthe LOW the hungllne of the pvomot- .rs. iEe fishermen point out ths lalibut IS not caught with nets 4s the circular says but with hoor nd lire.
 Furthermorei no patent for th,
 round was ever even applied for, .scording to the best intormeo u-n and who are in a position tc HOW, which Is accumulative evl- ,ence ot fraud.
 The company that is engineer
 7 the game Is called the Grin all bay Development Co.,. Incor- p5tated, Its main office is at Q Epler block and the secretarys ,.lce al 625 Alaska building. No .mes ot the incorporators appear Ja the circular.
 It l. hoped that the promoters slll meet with the same reception tat the Crescent Oil Company of Olympia met recently.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
Pepperrint Earnnind.

Most Of the worlds peppermint is grown on peppermint farms in Michi. -an Over 30.nOO pounds of pepper mint oil. worth s- a pound. Is produced annually frum the moist and black soil of southwestern Michigan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-12-10
When Dead Men Ate.

In the medicai press is q story or man who believed that be was dead and who for that reason refused to take nourishment How can the dead eat and drinkT' be asked when food wGs pressed upon him. It was obvious that unless something were done to bring him to his senses the delusion must soon become actuality- be would die of starvation. The stran- gest ruse was tried. Half a dozen at- tendants, draped in ghostly white, crept silently in single tile into the room adjoining his and with the door open sat down here he could see them at hearty m"al. Here. who are these people:' inquired the patient. Dead men," answered the doctor. What" said the other. Do dead men eat" 'To be sure they do as you see for yourself" WAS the answer. Well. said the corpse, If that Is so I'll join them. for I'm starving" The spell was broken. aid he sat down and ate ike forty famished men.
 sushine stovepipe.
 When stovepipe is too small for Ee hole in the chimney a pushing can readily be made of metal to- bacco boxes that are curved to fit in the pocket. says Mechanics. Remove the tops and bottoms of the boxes and shove them in around the pipe. If such tobacco boxes are not at hand tin cans of any kind can he used by melting off the tops and bottoms and bending the remaining cylindrical shells into proper shape.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20
DECISIVE RESULTS
NOT YET ACHIEVED
lNDIC ATlONS THAT AIllIS FtAN
To CIr CONfCNit ATlONS
WITH ME- H.
- p


ny a or,atsd Press
decisive result hsa b,o1l achieved by
either OFF lhe great armies a,iue
rarb other u northern irrancr. ID .p.
pear. from tic FrcucI official rr.
por' ned ih,s ors iinr that u. .I
HpI fore .rs bril-niur iD mako
ibcir continued mo. .urr o.. tho grr.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20
ANNUERsARl o.
GARFIELD, ptNfU

WASHINGTON % -fUf fl
To-day marked tho farfE.fhirI mri
Fersary of Tho death Hf rr .irr'
Garfield. the second nf iho uatI0n .
chief esecuiIres tp fi. s' IH. tlnd.
OFF an assassin s r... .WaHi i- loH
under uay to mark fHr $500 whore
tho pre- dent ef -tff ir fHr odd
Potomac rsiIroaf station. sine. torn
doan For eighty days after rc
co.ving the shots fro1 b Gufosu
fta anundcd President HUter.l be
tween ufe and death. peacefully
passing away nn thr evening o'
September ~. a. Long Branch y
. where ho had been taken short
'v before
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20

WASHINGTON % g. srgf I'
Much interest q. manifested in tHe
National Cnrfsrrrf. uf catholic
Charitir. uh.rh '1 uh'r bon
This city fumoffuH iUr a ru. OFF
three days Uelrrrtr. fr fHr 81 fh.
er.Hr are aIrr1d. hero from m. .Hs
cities fhr0urlouf the ruuI rt.
sr ong them being large number
0f ucii sHoun elefgf ana las mem
bers 81 tho Catholic church The
minimum uage and wide vsreft
ef other economic preb.ems of live
public Interest aye scheduled FOR
cons IdefsfIou bf flc conference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20

~ fH.Hr.a'ff Ir.aH
NlSH scrtIa Sept Do 'Hr
respondent 0f thr Haas AeoHrf
says Concerning far f.wor fH.
-srf.a and 'u-'rIa.Huuearf HUI
conclude separate peace treaty. I'd
eowi official NOT. afs tHat Ser H
Hlll NOT conclude pofco alone lHd
Nill not separate herself from tHr
IrInIn lnlluIn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20

LONDON Sept report
from fI. Na.frn italian frontier
THAT f.re, hundred Thousand Nu
fr.au troop. He Matching Off,. italian
border
Tho Austrian IrraIHa..' N"r
ilu imf... ono of fhf Hr..f .'
f.' Austrian navy is rUp.r... f. Hl."
been badly damaged r r..uf -n.
ra-nmoui iu tho Aira'. HHf U..
0'nI.I iU escaping hn- rurIrr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20
AGREE ON ME- THQDS
To RAISE MaSLy
~
REP BIICANS OPPOSED To WAR
TAN AND NAY WAKE light
ON nv MEASi Rf

nv Associated rrrH
WASHINGTON. u e.. Sep DO
An emergency revcnuc bill rrn.II
iur Ur q hundred and r,o milliYa
1olnr by taxing beer. wines sl.u.
limo. sleeping cas aud parlor tiDh.
cts was agreed to iudai by Demo.
cratic members of tho Wa lu'
Mean. committee
Tho monl are viii Dee introduced
Monday l}opublicsuF of ibr buu
and senate have tlrDndt alHr .U
record Col opposing The .r H.
There nIl be- biz night % .'D n
ifn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20
eWtATHtp
Wasliington Iurerasi

WASHINGTON. p a.. Sept ls
b est TeYas Fair sunday and pro
bablS fair Monday without much
change In temperature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20

(continued on Page twol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20
ALLIES CLAIM SLIGHT PROGRESS
LORRAINE GERMANS REINFORCED
STIRRING INCIDENT WAS WHEN BRITISH REGIMENT KNELT in
PRAYER THEN WITH SONGS AND SHOUTS, ADVANCED AND
CAPTURED GERMAN POSITION WITH BAYONETS
BY Associated Press.

ON THE BATTLE FRONT Sept l9Ovepowering fatigue and p
vatOns resulting from five days of continuous fighting last night effect
ed temporary M the combat between the two powerful armies facing
each other along the 0iSe AiSne and MeuSe Rivers.
The and machine guns well rifles died early yes
eday evening" and the armies of mcn within touch Of each 9th
along the line waiting to spring for fatal grip could
be conceived intense the stiffness which broken only
casiOnally by vagran shot
The weary German soldiers well the allies hudded down
their water filled entertainments for brief rest
The allies also enrenChed and have settled down for the
long fight which promises to be angunary than the battle of
Marne
Progress has been made points by the allies but has been
slow has been confirmed officially that the Germans have received ea
Wy reinforcementS in Lorraine.
There few isolated today but both sides have aban
doed the rash The earlier part The when they rushed
the open desperate attempts to take the enemy Dead
y machine guns have taught them this lesson.
An incident which occurred yesterday when the fighting awful
sacrifices reouned today British infantry regiment upon
ceivng the order advance and take German position n prayer
knowing the awful the charge After the prayer they Sprang their
feet with fixed bayOnets and advanced rapidly wide open order alter
natey lying down and rushing fifteen yards From the German position
the rattle Of the machine guns The attackers burahed and
they pressed forward and many fell with songs and cheers their lips
Finally those remaining took the position after desperate hand hand
encounter This only the many similar acts courage both
sides
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-20
ALLIES CLAIM SUCCESS.

PARIS France Sept l9An official communication tonight says
that the allies have captured number of prisoners and standard
serious encounter CraOnne
The Germans reported not to have gained round nowth
standing their violent attacks.
The whole situation reported unchanged but the report adds
On left wing captured flag south Noyon On the center
have made progress the stern side of the Agne There
nothing right wing and the whole the situation remains av
Orabe"
An official from Russian headquarters sent by the a
Agency from Perograd h Russian troops have captured The
fortified positions Smiava and SambOr Gac The Austrian
guard has been thrown back the San River the region Rady
and Medck The Ausam have destroyed the bridges the
San River in that territory.
h Russians have captured three thousand prisoners and twenty
the region Memow and have also taken three thousand
Of ammunition.
EMPERORS SONS DECORATED
BERLIN Sept l9A denial has been given the report the death
Col Reuter- commanding German regiment at the time the Ia
bern affair His horse shot but the colonel mnjured
All the the German emperor have been decorated with the
except Prince Adaber who the navy according high Ger
man officer who lying wounded in hospital at Cracow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11
prepare FOR THE I.W.WS.
Police Read, to Patrol Union square
Where the Trouble Makers
Are 10 Meet

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Union
square will be heavily policed tomor-
row as result of recent statements
by Industrial Workers OF the World
leaders and the unemployed that a
mass meeting will be held there No
attempt will be made to prevent free
assemblage or to deny the right Of
free speech. Police Commissioner
Woods said today. but the law will
be enforced Therewere serious dis
turbances last saturday when !. W.
W followers interrupted mass
meeting Of union men. who gathered
90 find means for aiding the Mlchl-
gan copper strikers
Police stenographors. uniformed Of
ficers. patrolmen In plain clothes and
several Inspector win be at Union
square tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11
WARSHIPS TO HAVE
FREE USE OF CANAL
SECRETARY BRYAN ANNOUNCED
TnNT NIlM TREATY II
PENDING NON
T. Identical With colombia treaty
Negotiated hy senator Root
ia 1909.

WASuINGTON, April TO- Free ua"
e. the Panama canal bl Co,omblou
Warships, troops ships ana army ana
navy supply Vessels is proposed iu
the new treaty between the United
Stales and Colombia signed at 30
gotta TUESDAY, to heal the hr. ach be
tween the two countries over the
separation OF Panama
Secretary Bryan announced this to-
night with The explanation that the
clause in the convention was Identical
with one in the Colombian treaty ne
Gotiated by Secretary Root in 1908.
with the approval of Great Britain
and ratified by the United states
senate through never accepted by
GOiombia
Mr.. Rryan's statement followed a
conference at the state department
with Senator O'Gormau, chairman Of
the senate canals committee. which
has under confederation the bill re-
pealng the clause OF the Panama
canal act eXemptiug American coast
wise shipping from canal tolls.
Senator O'Gorman who is leading
democratic opposition 10 President
Wilson's repeal policy. went back to
the capital carrying new ammuni-
tion for his fight He would not dis
cuss the matter himself but other op-
ponents of exemption repeal pointed
to the fact that Great Britain I'm 1903
had agreed to preferential treatment
tor Colombian vessels because Of
Colombia's peculiar relation TO the
canal as evidence that Great Britain
and President Wilson now are putting
new construction on the words AL
nations" In the clause Of the Hay
Pauncefote treaty guaranteeing equal
treatment TO the vessels Of the ma
tlons of the world using the canal
Their claim is that these words
were not intended to apply to the
United States. the owner of the
canal and they will urge the admis-
soin of Great Britain in tn. Colon
hian matter as proof.
Mr. Bryan said the treat signed
Continued on Page Two
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11
GUNMEN Will BE
Given A new TRIAL
DISTRICT NTrORNIN WHITMAN
MUST SHOW WHY Nl'N
TEIAl WAS DENIED.


NEW YORK. April 10. Supreme
court Justice Gor tonight signed wn
order making 1t mandatory for Dl-
trict Attorney Whitman to show cuus.
why the four Eunmcn now in sing
Sing awaiting death for the part they
played in the murder Of Herman
Roscnthal the gambler, should not
bee granted new trial
The order is rcturnablo before JUS
ticc Goff who presided at the trial
Of the gunner at noon tomorrow and
was obtained ON the ground of newly
discovered evidence.
This new evidence, in the form #
an affidavit was presented to justice
Goff by Charles c. +. Wahle Of coun-
sci for the condemned men. The
slgncr Of one swore that a man n"
could Identify and who was not one
OF the gunner was in the firing party
whose shots killed Rosenthal The
other declared hr saw Sam Schepp,
Bridge Webbcr and Harry Nallon,
the iufurmers. Nm the car that raced
away from the scene of the shooting
in front Of the Metropolitan hotel
The order was served ON District
Attorney whitman tonight and pre-
paratiou Of arguments TO show why
the gunmcn should not be granted
a new trial was began Immediately
A sharp legal battle is expected be
fore Justice Goff when thc order is
returned
1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11
Canton WOULDN'T TALK
Ia Conference With Judge Poe ana
4. u. Gilmore Last Night; Plans
Are Sot known

Adiutant General Canton was in con-
ference with District Judge l.. NJ. Poe
and G. r.. Gilmore captain Of the COM
pany "a Of the local militia. What
action they decided on in regard to
the race meeting that opens here to-
day is not known. Adiutant Canton
positively refused to be reviewed by
a World reporter last night.
Judge Poe is a leader in the lnde-
pendent movement and Mr.. Gilmore is
IL tho employ or VI N Donn, another
leader in the new party ticket
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11
GUILTY OF Wife MURDER


CNLESErRG. lll, April 10. Rob-
eu Higgins today pleaded guilty TO
the murder Of his wife, whom it was
charged he shot 10 death because Of
his love for Julia Flake, his step
daughter
Miss Flake was not arraigned for
collusion in the crime, though she had
written letters to an uncle and his son
requesting them to kin her mother.
Owing to her youth and the influence
cxerted by Higgins. II was decided that
she was not crimiually at fault.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11
Reserve Committee
Defends ITS Choice
AGAINST new ORLEANS



WASmNGTON. April lo The fed
cral reserve bank organization COM
|mittec tonight issued @ statement de-
/ Tending It's choice of reserve bank
cities and definition of reserve dis
/ lrlcts It was the first Official an
sWcr made To criticism voiced I'm con
gress and heard from cities which
tailed to get reserve banks. For th"
| first time some of the data used hy
the committee I'm reaching its CON
cusion was made public.
Particular attention was given to
the committees reasons for choosing
Atlanta and Dallas m preference 90
| New Orleans. for scloaunr Richmond
instead of baltimore. and fur naming
| Kouass CIlN instead OF Nenror Oma-
| ha, or Lincoln. rne committee cal.ni
attention TO Drc u.J that Since 81
IcItlos were applicants, and ml. twelve
named. g5 had Io bp disappointed
"Wtrh 4o um, .nru..ua .Hm-."
said the .laIeu .., .suuouudy nud ,o
mIse. Congress pua..lt,U the com
m'JJee % court and gaNc ihn federal
re-.r.r hoard ruo Uuvur. off r..uN ID
d-aupulnaa curuorIur- should seek
% remedy tnruueH ,I. urdcrl. process
! the law preyor.h.s
"Cr.rcs OF the committees decision
|r..raI mis.uI.r-tlndIlgS and either
do NOS know r. appear mott tu know
'ihlt the feder. reserve banks 0re
1Yrkgrs' banks and NOT ordinary COM
IIl,,..tI I.gr.1... that fh.l .lr. tl hold
tI. reserve. and to clear thc checks
of member Lank-. make red.S,0uut-
for r.m and engage I'm certain open
uarl., uporatiors As matter of
tact tho nr3ir.r- everyday banking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-11

ROTF okla. April lO.--B II FL
lott shot and killed his step-sou.
John jenkins. following quarrel
which started between Jenkins and
another brother lt is said tiIat John
jenkins attacked his brother. Allie.
and his tep-fathsr interviewed iu
behalf OF Allie Jenkins. when the 9TH
or jenkins turned ON Elliott with %
knife. Elliott shot when he th0ua
he was acting in SELF defense Ha
had raised the boy from childhood.