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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
PRAIRIE DU SAC
RESIDENT DIES IN
MADISON HOSPITAL
Mrs. D. .. Mac Pherson
Summoned --Operation
For Gall Stones.

Mrs. D. D. Nc Pherson Of Prairie du
Sac died at the ST. Mary's hospital at
Madison, following anoperation for gall
stones. The remains were brought to
her home in Prairie du Sac and the fun
eral services were held at the home in
that city Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Philip Sch
neider of the Evangelical church. The
remains were taken to Menominee, Wis,
for interment Wednesday afternoon,
March, 10. She is survived by her hus-
band, and three sons and three daugh-
ters.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
Expect Hig6
Wheat Prices

G. A. Perry, and E. j. Battles of Bar
aboo loaded car of goods this week
for shipment to Shawmut, Mont. Both
gentlemen own land in the vicinity of
Shawmut, and Mr.. Perry says that with
the present, high prices of wheat. the
outlook is very promising. Mr.. Perry
will not go west now but son of Mr..
Battles accompanied the car.
Lodi Enterprise.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
During the Summer There
Will Be a Walking
Trip Among the Bar
aboo Hills.

The Farm club at the Baraboo high
achool met on Wednesday noon and lis
+oned TO two short papers on Farmers
Co.operative Enterprises, by Albert
Dippel and Wesley Gray
The program for next week includes
a talk on Farmers Cooperative socie-
ties in New Zealand by County Y. M.
C. A. Secretary W. H. Babcock, who
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
From Warmer Chimes

T. w. English has received some pink
flowers from his brother at Live Oak,
California and does not know whether
they are peach blossoms or from tree
of the same family. Evidently there is
spring weather in the west.
This office has received violet bios
SONS from Mrs. J. j. Losh, Box az,
Grove, Oklahoma.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
BARABOO VALLEY
FARMERS CLUB

The Baraboo Valley Farmers club
will give an oyster supper Saturday
evening at the Joseph Stadlel home.
Superintendent G. W. Davies will give
a talk and the Templin and Wichern
uuartette will furnish music.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
Scarlet FeOer
In Caledonia

Ernest Weinke, Baraboo high school
nupil. is seriously i'll with scarlet fever
at his home in Caledonia. Doctor Try
on called Doctor Farnsworth In consul
tation regarding the case.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
News About Y. NJ C. A.
Work In Sank County
lived in that country five years.

Mr.. T. j. Harwood of Appleton,
president of the Appleton Woolen Mills,
has been secured to speak at the Mems
banquet at the Sauk County 7. M. G.
A. convention in Reedsburg glMarch 3lst.
Plans are being perfected for a new
departure in boys camps by the Coun-
ty Y. M. c. A. for the coming summer.
Instead of week or two at the lake,
parties of boys will probably go on a
"Seeing Sauk county" trip, camping in
different place each night, and seeing
as many as possible of Sauk county g
beauty spots.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-03-18
Veteran Dies
at Madison

George M. Kemmer, retired farmer
and q veteran of the civil war, died
last night at his home in Madison IN MS
SIND year. He had been ailing for some
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08

masters for the various degrees Of this
series follow: Fourth degree, II h
MacCallum. fifth degree, W A. Branch;
sixth degree. George Stapleton'
seventh degree, /. /. Burgess: eighth
degree. c. c. Hill; ninth degree, J. D.
Love, 10th degree, J d. Love; 18th de
gree, s. A. Thompson, Of Fort Davis;
18th decree. P c. Carstairs; 18th de-
gree. T. B. Stuart
sam p. Cochran Here.
The Scottish Rite Of Fl PasO is hon
Ored in having as their guest the most
DISTINGUISHED Mason in Texas, sam p
Cochran. an active member Of the su-
preme council Of the southern 1urlsdic-
Uion. and sovereign grand inspector
general i'm Texas he is also SD de
gree Mason. For many years Mr.
Cochran has been very active in Ma
sonic work. both in the grand and sub
ordinate bodies Of the order In the
course Of his activities he has Illled
many Of the offices in the subordinate
bodies Of both the York and Scotusn
Rite. as well as the highest positions
in the grand bodies Of both rites. be
coming a member Of the blue lodge IN
1850. he became active in the Work OF
his lodge and received rapid advance
ment. and soon rose TO the highest
position. that Of grand master OF
Masons in the state. December. 1900;
he was elected and installed as grand
high priest Of the grand chapter OF
ROYAL Arch MasOns. Following this ne
was advanced to the high position OF
most llluSLElOuS 1EduQ uldSLtI u nv
grand council of Royal and Select
Masters In April. 1910. ne was elected
and installed as grand commander OF
Knights Templar Of the state.
Elected in 1S9S.
In April, 1898. he was elected and
made such rapid progress that in NO
vember Of the same year he received
the sgd degree. and became one Of the
most active workers in the various
Scottish Rite bodies of Dallas In Oc-
tober. 1901, he was elected a X c C r.,
which was followed in 1903 by his cleo
tiOn to the 33d degree honorable In
June. 1911. on the death of the SOW
ereign grand inspector general he was
appointed deputy Of the supreme coun-
ell for the state and. in October, 1871,
he was elected an active member of the
supreme council and appointed SOW
ereign grand inspector general Of the
state. and since that time has been
further honored by the supreme coun-
ell by the appointment as grand master
Of ceremonies.
Mr.. Cochran reached FL PasO Mon
day morning, coming from Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
Reunion NOW
IN PROGRESS
Sam P. Cochran Most Prom
inent Texas Mason, Here
for Big Reunion.

Preparations have been completed
for the twentieth semi-annual reunion
of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Of FreemasOnry. valley Of Fl PaSO.
which opens tonight in the Scottish
Rite hail. 420 san Antonio street Can
didates for the degrees began arriving
Monday morning. and the prospects are
for one Of the largest classes IN the
history Of FL Paso cOnsistory-
Degree Work Starts
The comforting Of degrees viii com
gram for tonight and Tuesday is as
follows
: D. m.-Fou-th degree. secret master.
7.f0 p. m--Fifth degree, perfect
$50 D. m.-sixth degree. intimate
secretary
9:15 p. m.-Seventh degree. provost
and Judge
Tuesday.
$50 a. m.-Eighth degree, intendent
Of the building.
9:15 a NINTH degree, elect Of the
1880 a m-Tenth degree. elect Of
the nine
p. Eleventh degree. elect Of
the twelve
1888 D. m.-TWelfth degree 6rahu
master architect.
2:50 p m--Thirteenth degree, royal
arch of Solomon
p. m--Fourteenth degree, grand
elect, perfect and sublime Mason
Degree Masters.
The degrees from the fourth to the
fourteenth. inclusive, known as the m
effable series, will be conferred by Mt
Franklin lodge of perfection No 8 The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08

bridges, of course. but across the river
in boxes and barrels. They cannot stop
that We even are paying cents a
cartridge for handsfuh brought in here
by anyone"
Commercial Agency Protected.
There are in the commercial agency,
of which Gen. Francisco Villas brother
is the immediate head. eight 80 nm.
field guns and one nm. field piece.
with stacks of boxes OF shrapnel shells
for them The guns are mounted and
ready for placing in position and in
slant action At the military headquar-
tiers, where Cen Manuel Ochoa makes
his office, are more field guns and am
munltlon. Rifles and cartridges are
ready at hand in both places. Should
an attempt to turn over to Carranza be
made, the loyal Villa faction will pos
sess the only heavy firing pieces in the
entire city, it is claimed.
1t IS admitted in Juarez official cir
cles that the situation is acute. and
that a turn over may come during any
night But there will be a fight, 1t is
maintained. and with the fighting ma
terial in loyal Villa hands. a revolt
would face determination. il is de-
clared.
chihuahua Wire Cut.
The military wire between Chihuahua
city and Juarez was broken at a point
below Moctezuma on the National rail-
ways line, il was reported Saturday
afternoon. CarranZa agents claimed
that a detachment Of troops had cut in
near Gallego, killing the operator and
severing the telegraph wires. Nillistas
claimed the break would be repaired
Wounded Come From chihuahua.
Two trains arrived from Chihuahua
city Saturday, one Of them bringing
out two cars Of convalescent wounded
The wounded were reported by Nillista
agents to be at the border TO add fresh
men to the garrison of Juarez. None of
the wounded were in bad shape, il was
reported, all being advanced towards
complete recovery.
The commercial telegraph lines TO
chihuahua city, Jimenez and Parrai re-
NAMED untouched, it was stated in
Juarez Sunday.
ReenfOreements Arrive.
Reinforcements OF some 500 men I'M
der Gen CanutO Reyes arrived in Juarez
direct from Chihuahua city Sunday eve
Ming strengthening the forces in the
border port against threatened revolt.
from the chihuahua capital. it was de-
clared in Juarez Monday. The military
telegraph line to the center Of the
state remained broken Monday fore
noon, although the railroad line was
said TO be still open and intact, and
the commercial wire operating.
Arrivals on Sundays train from Chi
huahua city report desperate food
shortage there. with an absolute lack
burned wood all the way up, it was
stated
Carrancista agents in FL Paso de-
clare that a fire destroyed the market
place in Chihuahua city last week Ar
rivals say nothing about il, and Off
Gals in the Juarez commercial head
quarters deny the truth Of the report
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
MAY FILE SUITS
FOR EXPORT DUTY.
Carranza Consul Notifies
Shippers That Drastic
Steps VIII Be Taken.

Mexican consul Andres G. Garcia. in
FL Paso. has posted notices to cattle
and merchandise exporters out OF.
northern Mexico. declaring that his
government is taking drastic measures.
threatening suits, to collect export
duty on all cattle and merchandise
brought out of any part OF the republic
which has not paid customs charges to
the de facto government
Il notify you by express order Of the
government Of Mexico" read the notices
issued by consul Garcia, that as has
been announced, export duty on mer-
chandise and cattle brought out OF
Mexico at PaIomas. Juarez and other
points, which have not paid customs
charges TO the government, even while
no customs agents OF the recognized
government are at those ports. VIII be
collected; that If they are not paid. the
government OF Mexico in due time VIII
take steps to file suits against owners,
in accordance with the merits OF de-
merits of each case; and that IL shall
be no excuse if duties are paid TO
parties unknown to this government of
Mexico.
IN order to carry out this order the
Mexican government is securing the
necessary details of all shipments Of
merchandise and cattle out of Mexico,
other available sources"
Cattle Intercepted.
Advices Sunday stated that a force
of the de facto government Of Mexico
marching on Ojinaga intercepted and
held up a large herd of cattle intended
for shipment into Texas territory
The interception of the herd. stated
to contain some several thousand head.
cut an export tax of SO a, head from
the revenue of the Villista faction
across the river, IL was said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
GEORGE ANGERSTEIN
DIES. WAS PIONEER

George Z. Angerstein, aged a years
and for A years a resident Of FL Paso,
died Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at
the family residence. sos East Second
street Mr.. Angerstein had been iden-
titled with the business life of Fl Paso
in a constructive way for many years
and prior to his death was connected
with the Southwestern Liquor company
He was a mining engineer by proIes-
sion, having graduated from German
college. When he first came to Fl
Paso he followed mining engineering,
LATER giving IL Up for a commercial
career.
The deceased is survived by two
daughters, Mrs Hart Steele and Mrs
Marcus Wuerschmidt, and R. T. Anger
stein. The funeral will be held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock in the Peak
chapel on Texas street. with interment
in Concordia cemetery. The service
will be attended by the Pioneers, asso-
citation OF FL Paso, Of which Mr. Anger
stein was a charter member.
He came into the Rio GRANGE valley
by way Of the Santa Fe trail starting
from New York Death was due to
the infirmities Of old age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
ADVANCED FREIGHT RATE
HEARING is NEAR A CLOSE

Austin Texas. Nov. S--When argument IN
the advanced freight rate hearing before the
rafIroad commission is resumed wednesday
morning there will be two more speeches.
delivered and then. the question OF Whetnet
o. not the Texas railroads are to get an
Increase in rates will be determined The
commission. however. does not propose 20
decide the question at once In fact- II IS
expected the matter viii be under advlserlleni
fo- \ week or longer II IS generally con-
reded that an increase Will be granted oy
The commission but it viii not be such a
horizontal advance as desired by the ralt-
roads u is likely the increase VIII De mao
On certain commodities. while no change VIII
he made IN others. There may also De some
important changes in the common point Ter
rit0rv. IL may be that the commission may
decide 10 abolish common point territory
and apply straight mileage rates through
out . o..
he resumed Wednesday, viii be mace oy
Judge sam H Cowan. for the counlsslo n
and Judge J. W. Terry. general attorney LOT
fhe Santa f-e who will advocate an Increase
This will end the argument
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
CONSUL LETCHER WILL
REMAIN HERE AWHILE

Marion Letcher, United States con-
sui at Chihuahua, has established him
self with his family in the Lucerne
apartments in FL Paso, corner Of Camp
pell and Boulevard. He will remain
here until ordered to return to his post,
and Will maintain an office at his resi-
dence for the transaction Of necessary
consular business. Mr.. Letcher was al
most the last Of the Americans TO leave
northern Mexico and came out only
upon the command Of the state depart
ment. He expects to remain here until
conditions become stable enough TO
prompt the Washington government 10
direct him to return to Chihuahua and
resume his duties there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
LITTLE DAUGHTER OF T. H.
ROGERS DIES SATURDAY NIGHT

Mary Elizabeth Rogers. the two year
old baby daughter or Mr. and Mrs, T.
H. Rogers, died Saturday evening after
an illness Of a day and half
The child is the second daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers to be claimed by
death, Anna, a seven year old daughter,
having died about two years ago The
baby was an unusually bright child
and death was altogether unexpected
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock from the parlOrs Of
the Peak Undertaking company, with
interment in Evergreen cemetery
The service at the chapel and the
grave was conducted by Rev J. A
Abbott. a friend and pastor OF the ram
iIv. Beautiful floral offerings were
sent by the friends Of the father and
mother. Two small brothers also sur
vive the little girl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
GEORGE FALLEY IS ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF FORGERY

Ge,,rge Falley was arrested sunday
night as a suspicious character and
AIOndas- morning was identified by Mrs
Iodee~ who gave her a check for SIS
made payable to George B. Mccormick
and signed by R N. Hoover, superin-
tendent of the G. II. & s. A. in FL Paso.
Mrs. Love stated that Falley paid FOR
his board and lodging with SIS OF tne
check and she gave him back Sc. Mr..
Hoover disclaimed having issued such
a check and Falley is being held in the
city iaiI on the charge OF forgery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
BISHOP SCHUYLER
WILDE HONORED
Knights of Columbus Plan
Banquet for Newly Made
Bishop; Is Member.

+ Knights of Columbus. FL Paso Cath
Folics and other citizens Of the city are
preparing TO honor Right Rev. A j.
Schiller 5, J.. bishop Of FL PasO, when
he arrives Wednesday morning TO be
installed as bishop Thursday. Bishop
Schiller viii arrive here at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning from Denver and
viii be met by committee Of Knights
of Columbus, mayor Tom Lea and
number OF leading churchmen-
Wednesday evening the banquet viii
be given by the Knights OF columbus
for bishop Schiller at the PasO del Norte
at 1880. J. NJ. Nealon. one OF the lead
ing members Of the Knights Of Column
bus lodge here, will act as POSTMASTER
and the banquet viii be attended by an
OF the city. county. state and federal
officials here, as well as many local and
List of TOasts-
Rev. Charles NJ Pinto, 5. J.. the old
est priest in years in the FL Paso mis-
sion district, will give the invocation
Father Pinto is in charge OF the Jesuit
missions in this district and IS one OF
the most famous characters in the
Jesuit order He viii be followed Dy
mayor Tom Lea, who viii respond to
the toast, our city. Rev. Edward
Barry, s J.. pastor Of the prO-cathedral
Of the Immaculate Conception VIII
respond to the toast. Our Diocese,
Judge A :. J. Eylar viii made patrl-
otto response to the toast our Coun-
try" and Rev. David F. O'DWer- pastor
OF ST RaIrlck s cnuEch OF Norm Zen
I yer, will respond TO the toast, Chris
tian Citizenship" Father O'DWyer IS
considered one Of the most eloquent
orators in the west and he is coming to
officiate at the installation Of bishop
Schiller. Bishop Schiller viii make the
closing toast The Future"
Bishop a Local Member.
The Knights Of Columbus are partic-
ularly proud OF bishop Schiller, for ne
was initiated into the order here seven
years ago and laid the corner stone Of
the Knights Of Columbus building on
Myrtle avenue.
His installation viii occur Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the church Of
the Immaculate Conception. A public
! reception for him viii be given the
same evening at the Toltec club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
TWO AMERICANS
MAY Be EXECUTED
Arrested on Complaint Of
Gen. Ochoa That One
Tried to Kill Him.

An American soldier Of fortune named
Flannery. serving in Villas army as
private in the Juarez garrison mas
been thrown into jail charged by Gen
Manuel Ochoa, commander Of the 1orces
there with plotting to XIII him Win
Flannery. il was reported saturday, an
EI Paso iitne driver by the name OF
Patrick Baker was also taken into
custody
side Gen. Ochoa's house in Juarez' II
was said. No weapons were discovered
on their persons They were 10 nave
been tried Monday morning, statements
declared
Positions Desperate
The acute situation in Juarez- where
United States federal officials here
daily expect 81 turn over to Carranza'
has made Flannery's and Baker posi-
lions desuerate- Both men are held IN
cor1r1ufcado. although a friend OF
Flannery gained admission to talk with
him for a short period SATURDAY alteI-
Flannery and Baker are without ad-
vice Of lawyers. and with Gen GENOA
commander Of the garrlsoned town.
either appearing against them OF seAQ-
ing a signed statement as testimony IN
his place. little hope is held out Tor
ANYTHING other than the worst Ihere
is talk in Juarez Of a double execution
Part Of Conspiracy, is Claim.
Inst what the case against BAKER
amounts to is not known, but Ia view
OF the unsettled state Of affairs across
the river. II anything is found against
Flsnnery, Baker viii be implicated
with him as he was in his company
when arrested
An alleged plot on the part Ct Sar-
raDza. agents in JuareZ to have ran
oerv kill Gen. Ochoa, as one OF the
first signals for the turn over OF the
garrison TO the defacto gcyernrnI u. u
viii be aired in the Juarez trial OF the
two men, it is declared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
MRS. MARY MOULTON DIES;
MOTHER CONDUCTOR MOULT0N

Mrs. Mary ]. MOulton, aged 10 years
and a former resident Of Illinois, died
Monday morning at 9-25 O'Clock AT me
residence of her son, ]. B. Moulton, $40
Arizoha street Mrs MOulton had been
in FL PasO for four years and IN addi-
ton to her son is survived by three
daughters Mrs. L A. Hanchelt, OF
DaIias. Tex Mrs. Laura Green. Green
leaf. Kas-. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards,
Wichita, Kas-
] 3, Moulton. the son. Is a passenger
conductor on the southwestern me
f,3DersI will he held Wednesday after
noon at . o'clock from the family resi-
dence. with Rev. Perry J. Rice OF the
First Christian church officiating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
U. S. TURNS 100000
OVER TO CARRANZA, REPORT

Carranza advices from Mexico Clty
saw the United States governmlSe en- ~ ~
411--ns5 over to the Carranza authorltles
- ~ canftai the sum of s100OO,0OO as
customs collections during the oce el9!
nancy of Vera Cruz by American MIL
tary forces - --o.5 faith
- 80 Wilson administration was re-
Dorfed as the receipt Of assurance from I'm
Washington that damages suffered ~
foreigners during the reyoIuuoh W.
-o+ be dressed until the Mexican gov
eT1r1ent is established on a firm loot
N ffnanciaLlE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
TO WITHDRAW MOST OF
MILITIA FROM CLIFTON

Phoenix, Ariz-. Nov. S.-AH but
two companies Of militiamen now in
the strike zone at Clifton are TO be
withdrawn Immediately. One company
Of picked men VIII be left at Clifton
and another at MOrenci. This means
that the force is TO be reduced from
325 to $50.
z. ". Lewis. attorney for the Shan
non Copper company, leaves for FL
PasO tonight to confer with manager
J. W Bennie- Lewis and governor
Hunt had a long talk today, but both
denied that peace negotiations were the
subject of their conversation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
DIES As
RESULT Of FALL
J. N. Jackson, Paralyzed
After Fall From Tower
Wagon, Succumbs.

in. Jackson. IS years old and line
man in the employ Of the El Paso Elec-
trio company. died Sunday morning at
$50 o'clock as the result Of a fall from
a tower wagon while fixing the street
wires on san Antonio street at $3.50
o'clock Friday morning Jackson had
his back broken by the fall and was
carried to a local hospital He was
paralyzed from his hips on down,
Jackson had been in the employ OF
the Electric company since February,
1914. and in the employ Of the stone
Webster company for Is years He came
to FL PasO from Atlanta Ca. and IS
survived by his wife, who IS visiting IN
Columbus. y Il The remains are be-
ing held at Nagley * Raster pending
funeral arrangements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
SMOKER FOR COMPANY K;
INSTRUCTOR IS COMING

A smoker for the members OF com
pany X. OF the Texas national guard.
will be held in the armory rooms in the
basement of the courthouse Wednes-
day night
capt. Walter F. jenkins has received
word from the adjutant general that a
new sergeant instructor for the Texas
national guard has recently been de-
tailed from the regular army and that
this instructor Will come to Fl PasO the
first of the year to spend a month with
the local company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
SEYMOUR THURMOND MAY
RUN AGAINST COLDWELL

J y. Phillips. deputy county district
clerk. is being talked of as a candidate
for district clerk against ]. y Escejeda-
Seymour ThurmOnd is also being men
toned as a candidate against Ballard
Coldwen for district judge in the 65th
district court
Dan Long is another tentative can
didate for the position Of justice Of the
peace to take J. j. Murphys place and
Henry NJ. Walker is spoken of as a
candidate for county tax collector.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
MRS. VILLAS HOME ROBBED
IN LOS ANGELES SUNDAY

Mrs. Francisco villa, who is living
in Los Angeles, was robbed Of $500 in
money and a quantity Of jewelry sun
day while out riding in her automobile
in the southern California city. accord
ing 70 a telegram received here Mon
day.
Airs. Villa lives on Alvarado street
in Los Angeles and her home was eu
tered by burglars. who evidently
waited until Mrs. villa left the hof se
in her car and then searched ii ffOr
quantities OF money supposed to lave
been kept there by Mrs. Villa