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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

COCKTAILS ON TOLLS RIPE Ai.
The government wif vpend $685.
-HNg for the canal aud Intends 20
charge Tor its use believe tolls
Fn1uia pay the outstanding Indebted
ness fixed charges and operating ex-
J nseA. leaving amounts appropriated
from current revenue tH he the con-
frlbution ~ the present generation
toward the canal. and because ~ un-
known future conditions not burden
ing posierity for tho remainder.
The bond Issue O. daie under canal
acts is sl34,83i.sSa Interest IS APP
proximateiy zoe 900 annual amount
to De set aside for redemption Of
bonds. }3.350.00o operation and
maintenance. g5.50n. 900, annual pay
meut 20 Panama &15Uo0o The
amount 20 De- secured annually
through tolls ls. therefore {fl.a5o,t00.
TO additional bonds Gre issued these
Figures should be- changed according
ly
To secure this amount through rolls
b. is necessary 10 charge all shipping
Established steamship com panies fix
rates after conference and az they
are IN the business f0r profit will de-
mand the highest rates the traffic
will bear These rates VIII he indepen-
DEM Of tolls ~ follows that eXemp-
lions from tolls viii not give cheaper
rates from coast 20 coast 20 either
shipper or receiver but viii increase
profits 20 shipping companies. The
same is applicable % rates from in-
terror points 20 either coast Agree
mcnts will be made between railroads
and ships for through rail and water
rates, the same as 40 present, and
rates will ~ divided between the two
Interests as per agreement
Again. exempted tolls VIII not give
lower rates 20 shipper on receiver.
Therefore. free tolls as vessels enc
gagged 20 coastwise trade result In "a
subsidy 90 q class OF shipping already
fully protected and not in need n
subsidy
/ do not believe ia exemption 81 tolls
FOR coastwisc trade-first, because this
amounts % q subsidy to "a class a
shipping and will benefit the stock
holders and not the shipper second.
because the canal will need all reFe-
nue. 1t can get 20 pay be- current ex-
pCnses and indebtedness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
nnAN 10 Lnrrnn AeuN.

Mr Bryan bnH uealu signed % con-
trapt 90 eo uu tho chaWau1m circuit
thls yar. with thc yodlrrt thc swiss
BEN ringers Tho animal raHctt tbr
Twins kcloou the mt boy anl the
boarded l1dy
A. might ha,c heen cNpseied thr
newspapers H8fc opened fre 900 hin
on the ground lhat Dc iH heiiiune "a
great office and neeleeung lhc duties
of m# position ur secretary of state
An ot TING criticism that may b.
hHped on bm Uul not deter Mr ilrf
au aom making money or thlkhF
There never has been another man iu
thc rutod states more nearly moue}
mad tusu he or who loved to hear 81
wsB tine .oHud of bis own koiee The
hUtm. neld atler both opportunities
and Nr BuHn means to make ths
most of both OFF lbem.
Furthermore however valid onlee
upus uofr .u thc beginning 90 tho ap.
puaure Of ST. Bryan 600 the lecture
platform toe uouee aloug aith iHs
yodter tne sctouat us slight af
hand Juesieu and fhe troaks TIME
for such objections hm passed. HA
appearance th.F Nur DO neat Un tm
Ch+44aou platform vlu ada nothiH.
to the liberalization uf tt' efiiis %
secretary IL state nwdes there 81
another NeV of BE- as expressed Dos th'
Washington star
Mf BRYAN hls SIGNED for nor
Chaumuum lectures und hH uppn
cals why cali them enemies ar
again complaining le should rcmal
Boa Washington ana give his attention
a. state department business the Mex
lpan matter Do particular
"a word as % that The MNiea
matter hua never been boz SIR BRYAN
hands. Mr. WILSON hH shaped and
sun shaping u At an, rate aurh
the opinion lu the best informed eii
Giles ln this town Whnt then, eoul
Sir Bran 10 hy remaining herc1
Then. Mn Bryan cam far pay pas
bis oraiorleal abilities in defense &
he record bis party is making an
the party needs &C. While be prabab
viii not discuss acts of the admiut
iration aud congress. he viii folio
his usual c0urse u mmbaaline weait
and appealing 60 the pnin people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
nm NV fonh cotEHNoHsnp

The sam mo0rtr oi New YORK want
Colonel Roosevelt 10 become Their can
dldata for governor horing % Won
under thoir o3u colofs mther than
e. under the necessity 81 making an
lrnon.nlous Third 90 three-corhered
fsoe y endorse tho candidacy - bs-
trici AtfBrno5 Charles whitman
uho. beyond dauhf $3.50 BE- nominated
81 me republican,
the progressive of Nea York state
made gain " policies lf not Of votes
iast year hy fusion against Tammony
with either voters that held 90 the
same public lssue Do some parts of
the state they voted f0r republicans.
IA some Tor democratic candidate.
while some republicans and democrats
voted for progressive candiduteH
the progressive gained Sc good
citizenship gained hy the general re-
suit ~ the anti Tammang triumph.
il was announced * one time, 20
FAR as known with the assent 81 the
colonel himself thai me proeressiFes.
after their conference ID oyster Has
had decided 81 adopt q similar course
n partg policy ~ New York state r.
gardlcss u the fact that their policy
vas likely 10 bo followed ln other
aator Thir was tho course of wisdom
ana right which, after all 81 the
course of good politics
The same progressive policies have
been pretty wef appropriated Boy both
democrats and republicans Where
they are right and some " them are
right. the sufeH way e. gct them pul
inio effect b. - support them WHEREBY
or found. ana let the govcrnorship Of
Sew york and thc pfesidencs iook oui
for themselvea
office comes oftener 90 him "h5
waits. IL be- De- worthy Than 900 hlu
uho runs after % People ~ 90 par
tics. today. are asking more and mor'
whether this or that mnn Nould %
sn office ven They take uul' rtnei
In whether this nr that man Wonii
like to run for thl or chat office Con
,rly the man who initiates his owi
boom and pushes 10 BE- unfit fnr Oh
position hc seeks. and the people hay
come Is 30 understand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
rnr wnE o. cmmNAL LAW.

Mueh has been written u late ~.
earding wave % erme+ alleged II
he fuespue afer tho COUNTRY NUM-
epaI Justice ceumH. ~ Chicago has
made an impressive collection ~ ma-
urucv e. prove his settlement fee
dass aeo thst the nave 20 crime g.
realms uate of criminal law
Accoffnr 80 Justice Gemmli ihs
ehlraea police HrreteA nearly tw.ee
IA mng persons " lsl2 Us On 1905
enir use years before 1901 the Rec
ords ~ Justice GemmIa 9Wn court
SHOW that more thnn one-haf ~ the
rrosts in 1879 aers far offensea ihat
we're nor crimes m lear ~ h.1teaa
Thousand persons tried In This court n
f8I2. eight thousand IS hundred were
accused " uoiaung aas Thar have
come into exf8enct aItAln c0mpam-
tycly few years
The new criminal bvs are sound
aHd should have been placed on The
statute books long ago. hut while they
have decreased the amount u actual
Grim, ln The country they have in-
creased tbe statistics IN ID
For example federal laws ike the
pure food ana Mann acts have made
criminals ~ thousands VINO thought
themsel4ca reasonably good citizens
before. They need little time 20 adj
3um their conduct % ne new stand
srd State laaa 10 lui the hours u
tabor fof women and the age Of em-
piofmenl for bog and girls have ada
go even more 90 the number 81 Grim
.nalf ul they change conduct former.
b Thought proper Add 90 this the FAR
more energetic prosecution 81 acts
formerly tolerated and the wave of
crime becomes simply a matter Of
definition.
The Chicago justice believes the
moving Impulse is hiraer Ideals OF liy-
ing and more ssusitltc public con-
science. Tho colder fact Of history Is
lhat every advance ID civilization. with
greater congestion Of population and
more complex social. political and in
dustral adjustment, adds 20 he mum
Der and difference If acts th@ must
De prohibited for the greater god OF
the greater number
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

Secretary Hedneld made q speech
al raleigh in which ho declared thut
egorg condition s. sci for nationwide
prosperity. and that the depression
cannot BE- othor than the result 81
mental attitude
The statement Of the secretary of
commerce d correct go FAR as plentl-
ulncsa OF money ls concerned, good
crop prospects and the fact that mer-
chauts nro not oyerstockod
Where boz IS wrong ls that the dis
triuuiion of wages is 20 foreign I'M
Hoad ~ American labor the imports
are Increasing ana the exports are de-
creaaIug making il necessary 90 ship
gold. ln nuheard Of volume. abroad
Co take care Of our cash balances
Then. there IS the fear that the
business smuggling Tactics Of congress
are 60 b, kept up and extreme me3
smes Intended to handicap corpora
Iupn= may beaomo law before nen
.ot of eongresmen can be elected and
seated Co end the massacre that now
D. going ou 20 make democratic hoi.
ldag
/ There Be- moi the slightest fenson foi
pointing to depressed condition.
abroad n Justification of such CON
duuus 100 home Conditions in tier
maug and Englund were far wors'
during thc last two yrus of thc fat
administration than they are now. col
IuW De- 800 long us the Underwood
Imru H ln force
English and German factories arr
absorbing the surplus labor of Wos'
countries to mako goods Tor the new
marEea Boz tht United States tormerh
supplied by American manufacturer
who employed workmeu that uoR ar
lno
There should Doe good TUNES every
whore. Conditions are quite as favor
able teda, a. they we're under thc rat
administration. except that the Pawn
mu. with ail ~ ita faults. Was infinite
ly better than the Underwood las
ANA enc administration and cougrcs
.fhca wore airrr Co. business than th
remuneration ana congress arc nov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
With Scissors and Paste
GRANTS INTTIAIs Non u. s.

GRANTS INITIALS NOT ~. s."
Ills namr . always written O.
~or lys5es simpson Grant That
mHs not his real name. 40 least his
first tHu names we're not Ulysses
simpson
During bis babyhood % name WIS
chosen Tor the future general and
president by the simple exprdient ~
writing several names on slips Of pa
per placing them in hat and draw
ng out two The first slip drawn in
this innocent lottery conducted by the
honest tanner his father, bore the
name ~ Hiram the second
Ulysses"
Grants name was 10 undergo other
yiciWltudea however when IL was
decided ~ send him 20 West Point to
Do educated for "a soldier his belong
ings were placed lu trunk which
was marked boldly with his initiaus,
"H q. CT Young Grant, observing
that his initials SO glaringiy displayed
spelled the word hug. and realizing
that this could not escape the atten-
tion Of the West Point wits, took the
liberty ~ reversing the order Of bic
name. Hle painted out the offending
letters, SO runs the story. and sub
l4tituted "tf FL g. And as Ulysses
iiram Grant he registered on the
/ backs OF the military academy.
waite was 90 have stlll another
Nlnck az his name lie had se-
cured the appointment 20 West Point
Though the influence of congress
ma who was on old friend of the
Ifumig This legislative gentleman.
knoting that Mrs Grants maiden
name was simpson. assumed that that
was br middle name Of her son. and
as Ulysses simpson Grant be appearcf
on denomination papers The youth
iul Wet Pointer had mo- objection 20
his new name. and, 90 save the trou-
Bile Of aVinR it changed, accepted II
aH hts ON "If IS Grant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
Where rs He Risen 20

lW p Neshu in chlcar1 Record.
Herald
IKE t0 thius that bod and bloom
And grass and leaf
Are symbols 30 the empty tomb
0f ended grief
! Ike CD hear ~ him that he
Is risen here
and Chat hls presence W. mat See
Each walking ycar
For heaven s 20 ver lar;
VIE cannot reach
The nearest little guiding aar
hy sight ~ Epeech-
blt when the sky O. giadJened Boz
This cleaner blue.
Then heaven e. not far and high
From me and you,
z faln would think he dreams above
T1e uaF and trees.
Ht heart that throbs with human lov,
Auakene these
Ard lilies ~ pure ncDigtes
Their censers swing,
While go the meadow auIs aul
heights
Are Worshiplng
80 90 this thought " mine find
In stone and clod
AnI hedge and lattice blossom.
fGiuad
The breath OF God.
and yonder ln the growing wheat
And MNen lands
! see tho pHfh that knew hie feet.
Work 0f his hands
And ~ from every bird that sings
hear The voice
That ono rupernM message brings
arise rejaicc
{ IKE f0 think 81 him that be-
Is risen here.
and Chat his presence We may see
Each waking year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

Representative Henry said Jubilant-
ly at "A reception ln Waco.
Il would chat an these international
marriages. whore beautiful girl
worth millions wrote an old rake for
his title would that they would an
pan out like Lotta Codes.
"a dun said hopefully 10 the dod-
dering old Earl Of Lancland
Later ON. perhaps, en-, my lord
And may / ask when your lordship's
marriage with Miss GOlde comes Off
oThey earl stroked his grey mus
tache helplessly.
It's off now. he said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

Furniture DeaIer-Here's Il folding
article you might Ike. sir-a com
Portable settee % the dag time and a
bed al night
Customer-No use 70 me; do
night work show me something that
{ can use as q settee at night and a
bed 10 the daytime.-Boston Tran
script
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
Hits from Sharp Wits

III no ut best IS short what la life
at worst - Hesefa News
Usually the man who has no thought
for time e the same chap who has 20
time Tor Thought Philadelphia ln-
uulgef
30 man were ae smart Wheh w
grows up As hs was when hr was +"
aHhoolhuy hu would never ~flte love
letter On anything but "A aluie.-=ii''-
tou transcript
Tbp host help Is thut which enables
these assisted to help themselves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

use thsr rdtea e. pgt -rlmp % -He
business
In I'D she eifrumaaaest theFe j. aa
reason why any ONE should praise ~
blame Mr Brgan now Tor going o.
tha friurf platform
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

The hate George Alfred Townsend
Cath. the prolific Journalist had 2
pungenl wit Apropos OF rich youth
who had married chorus Eifi lHteen
wears bis senior. Mr. TOWNSEND sain
one day in New York
~ pity thc boys poor mother. it
takes twenty wears for mother 20
mako man OF her son, ana twenty
minutes for GO eiri 90 make 20 iooi OF
him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

Hix-They say q flea can jump over
thousand times hts own length
Fancy II a human could do that
Bx-He can. ] know a man who
jumped his bail 10 New York and
landed In Liverpool, three thousand
miles away-Boston Transcript
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

UurIng MUNICIPAL campaign I'M
Chicago aYoHuciun dropped bop one
morning toec a certain grocer Dur
ing the eonrmtion that took place,
the politician sked. And ] may count
upon. your susort. may ] note
why no. am SORRY to say rec
piled the groce "The fact is have
promisei my susort TO the other gan-
dldate
The politician ughed All said
he 10 politics. hmlsing and per-
forming are two d'erent things
I'm that case "a the grocer core
daily 4 shall be nd to give sou
my promis sir"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

she-The life Of a secret service
man must b. thrilling.
Ife-Yes. that what ! thought
when 7 read az one OF President VIII
sons guards failing asleep standing
un-Eullalo EXpress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
Lnr I,rc,cntIen Of .n.lrl.no..

There ls "a Belttmore line who can
administer rehukc deiarotelv INN
On occasion. he sees TOT thaf Inc
point h plain once WNthy mem.
ben az his congregation. NJ h verv
close a. thc minister apoktf ~ ~
tenuon to go abroad.
- have never been nn tl,cean "
sail he 60 the clergyman IA
would Hike to learn Of snmetht fhat
Ntuld prevent me from beeomh sea
sick
YOU might swallow q dime. ia
the divine You'll never give n
NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

what every Mexican seems 10 need
now Is i've acres ana "a we'll This 10
not 4 bad prescription Tor tired Amer
icana as well as those of the Huerla-
Cnrranza country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

"Now we ought 10 have four in our
fishing party, and then we can all
WAYS be sure Of having game u
bridge
Better Take five There's general
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

She feIl He ran to assist her
He picked Up her muff and her
Wrister
Did SOU fam. miss n he cried.
"Do YOU think" she replied.
II sat down for the fun Of IL, mister ~
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
Bits of HumOr


He Darling. why are you S. sad ?
She lsuipins down sob oh.
dearest 7 was just thinkng this will
he our last evening together untl t0.
morrow nightt-Puck.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

nov opinion, reached uesk ago. when
got here. that the whole business
would have e. BE- arbitrated og arms.
T. my mind. the ruthless sacrtfice
% hle that war would entail should
De- avoided
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

What makes sou think Mr. Lovet-
wed has been drinking
Why when the charlotte Russo
was SET before him he tried 70 blow
of the foam. -Phila ielphia Ledger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
z FRESH, SWEET TX
GANTALOUPES fOC

lbs. OF fancy New Potatoes a5c
Nice size sweet Navel Oranges
tlOZ. ........ .......... ........ poe
Large fresh CucumEcr~. each - 81
/ III. Of fancy Bermuda Onions 25c
, nice fat Mackercl .... ........... 25c
3 HIS. OF nice mcaty PruneS ..... 25c
Nice California Peaches, Ill.,. Toe
, III. Of fancy large PFune~ 81. 21c
> IbS 0f fancy large Peaches Pc
Good quality Roast Coffee ..... poe
SOC quality Roast Coffee ...... 25c
.s5c quality Roast Coffee .--.... 30.
Red Wolf or Wedding Breakfast
Coffee ..........#... ..,.=.=.., 3hc
, lbS. harrington Hal Coffee 49,. 75c
75c grade GunpoWder Tea ......... i5c
3 dor. best quality Jar I;ubbers 25c
doz. best quality Jar TOPS POO
Tin Cups ....-.......,. .......... sc
) yards OF shaft Paper .......-.... -,
Mems and BOYS soc straw Hats 20c
Mems 75c straw Hats ........ 5Oc
Bey~' Mexican Hats .... llic and Zoe
BE sure and get our Jane Price List
We b"ve immense bargains in ONford9
and Shoes,
lien, goodyear Welt $500 OK
fOrds ............ ....... ......,. sou
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

81 Alfouso finds DTS hniedom down
IA the heel "a blt this yenr he can get
fcw pontcr from au American Who
b. new on visit Of instruction tp thai
country WC namg uo names
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06
USE ALLERlS F00T=EkSE, {

The ant septic powder 70 be shaken into the shoes.
II v1g want rat aud comfort for tired. aching,
sFo ien. sweating feet, zee Aliens Foot EAse. r..
lfeyes cafHs and taH.gns o. al pain and prevents
hsters sore ard ca. aus spots. Just che thing f1r
Dsncur Parties Patent Leather Shoes, end for
Hraak lIr n Wv Shoes It's tie greatest comfort
efsr,sysr. t.es-e I-Fit f1-idH Sold everywhere,
ssrfs. sbrlr d--1rf a4p sgl.titHfs. For FREE tnll
yaek aee, address Al.-n S. Olasied, Le Roy, n. L..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

81 some crank along ou these fishing
parties vino wants 20 fish. Louis
VILE Cdurier-JournaL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

whats that awful shriekine
Chats Gladys Burdick taking her
music lesson
Poor old Burdick And he pays
money for that Chicago Record
Herald
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

ID +. believed that the Greeks pu
chat reversed thumb-tnck ON The Az
mman throne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

Xtrc President Marshall afs %
mower uik about woman suffrage BY
wife g. opposed 20 e. The reaaoninf
- sssd far amy weil-regulated FANNY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-06

Want a high grade employe? or
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-31
RATIFICATION
Of "a TREATIES.
RECOMMENDED
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee Votes to Rec
onlmend Immediate Ac-
ccptance OF the General
Arbitration Treaties.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington. Jan. 3".-Tho senate
foreign relations committee today
voted to rec. mmend immediate rau-
fcation Of general arbitration treaties
with Great Britain. Japan and other
nations twcnty-four treaties lu all.
These have been pending since last
summer when their original dge-ycar
limitations expired
Tile vote IN favor Of The treaties
was Il 20 .. with four senators alb
sent. Senators O'Gorman, democrat
Of New York. and william Alden
smith, republican, Of Michigan voted
Ia the negative
AflirmltiEe votes were cast by Sen
ators Bacon. Stone, ShiveIy, Hitchcock,
Williams Swanson. pomercuH and
Smith Of Arizona, democrats; Lodge,
Root and McCumber republicans.
Clarke of Arkansas Borah, Sutherland
and Burton had sent word that they
favored re-Tatffca alton of the treaties.
The treaties are twenty -four in
number. one with the following ma
tions, that with France having been
renewed last year:
China, Denmark. Great Britain, italy
Continued on Page Four
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-31
By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington, Jan. 30.-Foods tufts
seized by the federal authorities and
heIds as evidence Of adulteration or
misbranding In violation OF .he pure
food and drugs act. are rapidly ac-
cumulating pending court action, the
department Of agriculture announced
today.
Many warehouses scattered through
out the country at various shipping
ports are practically filed with con
demned products. Relief, however. is
promised. the department states. as
the trials are shortly 20 oe held.
Among the seizures are g u cases
Of tomato catsup, held al san Fran
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-31

BIcAIester, Okla. Jan. 30.-'sI think
I'll quit my job at the prison. said
Miss Mary Foster today as she lay in
a hospital recovering from a wound
received in the Oklahoma state prison
mutiny where seven lost their lives
Miss Foster is a telephone oper-
ator at the prison. She saw the
three Charlie Koontz, Tom
Lane and China Reed-dash into the
room In which she was working and
kill three men before her eyes.
Then one OF them grabbed her and,
uSinE her as ashieid-- started out the
door. The prison Suard1- -TESas-S-s-ze-z---sz5 sz5-
to shoot because they did not want to
hit the girl. Just as the prisoners
reached the front gate, one guard
fired. The shot entered Miss Fosters
right leg. The convicts still refused