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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
NEWSPAPERS ENTHUSE
OVER MAUD POWELL

That Maud Powell the worlds
greatest woman violinist. can arouse
eXhuberant enthusiasm in the cold
,hloodcd newspaper fraternity is proved
by the following clipping from the
Hos Angeles Examiner.
MAUD POWELLl
and then a hundred times again.
: "MAt'D POWELL
/ picture to yourself a dainty, SHIN
lmcrine brOwn-clad figure, "A fine face,
! n strong face, good, wholesome,
honest face; laughing eyes and win
some smilc--and YOU have Maud Pow
iell
Picture alain, wdManly grace.
ian almost manly strength of bow ann.
IAN irreprOuchahe tcchnic. an ilnpoc-
cable pitch, an upper range of
strangely ethereal beauty IN cXquis-
ttcness of sentiment with not trace
of sentimcntaluy and q deIicacy Of
finish and human lovableness beyond
.all compare, save with kreisler--and
You have Maud Powell
81 tell you that America can thank
cod for at least one great artist ana
one sterling. womanlY woman. allied
in the one pretty, slight form Of Maud
Powell
II do not wonder that the eastern
critics insist OF comparing this Won
dorful little woman with the greatest
male artists Of the violin sphere She
has amazing strength for one so slim
ly built, and. yet. the more amazing
thing is that she does not sacrifice the
faintest vestlge of that sweet delica-
cy which, after all is the nohlest
crown Of true womanhood."
Albuquerque will have her chance
to grow enthusiastic over Madame
Powelfs art next Monday evening.
when the great artist will appear in
recital at the high school audi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
TORRES SCORES HIT
IN MEMPHIS; LIKELY
TO BOX THERE AGAIN

Jack Torres must have punched hA
way Into htpfi favor NTH Memphis
fistiaha Mondry ninht. The promoters
OF that city are trying to elan Johnny
Grln4tha fof 4 flaht With the Alhu
qner1uiH wsitorwtllhi lor February, II
or sa.s
c1yie Shea. sport writer Of the
Memphis Ncws.Selmitar. snNa Torres
''ieekstu hu as promising a KID as hass
ever come down tho pike. Here rs
Shea'k account ot tho fight in the
Newe-Selmltars
Kid foster. Of san Antonio Tex
Inns another kayo for his list today
following hla tornado Monday night al
the Phoenix With Jack Torres. Of
Denver. Col The only trouble IL that
the knackDut goes On the wrong Side
Of thu ledger Tor tliily Hack stepped
IN and stopped the bout IN the third
session 10 prevent further slaughter
az the Texan Torres therefore gets
credit FOR Il regular knockout
When llaaek stopped tho bout ifoa-
tsr's mug WAX smsared With blood that
tnckl.d steadily rom his hugle for
the Mexican played the national an
them Ia four Keys OH that portion OF
the Texans anatomy
al no time during the contest did
Foster have the ghost of a show With
Torres who looks to be az promising "A
Kid na has ever come down the pike.
Jack pepuered Fosters tncr in the
first scAslun and then crossed Il right
60 the chin for d knockdoWn. Fostcr
took the count Of nine and was saved
ty tho bell
He managed To gct by the second
rotnd ttlthul4t any aarloua nfsnuu hui
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
BRINGING UP FATHER
A PLAY WITH A LESSON

In the course Of human frailties and
emulation there is nothing more
commonplace than the aping of the
newly rich, of the foihles Of their bet
ters This is particularly exemplfied
IN the new singing and dancing com
edy, bringing Up Father which is
to he the attraction at the Crystal on
Friday, February u.s. The production.
which is under the direction of the
astute manager Gus Hill, was sug-
gested by the cartoons of George Nc
Manus, the well-known artist 1t is
IN three acts and the characters are
those found in everyday life and not
the exaggerated types one is accus-
toned 10 see in certain stage offer
ings
constructively the piece is one Of
the best witnessed hcreabouts in sea-
sons The fun is fast and infectious,
contains an interesting and plausible
plot and in addition is interpreted hy
Il cast noted for it's competence and
capability
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
NAVAL ENSIGN
ADMITS GUILT;
LOST CODE BOOK
tsy sosssa oooss.l ssse,.. psAsro wlss

ICY NoRtnsa JOURNAL spreiAI lHAsEo wtsei
san Frauciso, Feb. ILL., Ensign Rob
ert u. Kirkpatrick pleaded guilty to-
day TO charges of negligence aud in
! efficiency before Il court martial OF
+ the battleshlp Oregon, anchored il
( man-O'-War row in the bay IN pro-
4 eeedmgs To fix the blame for the dis
/ appearance last August of a secret
battle signal code book from the de-
stroycr Hull.
The trial lasted hut Il few minutes
/ paymaster r.. H. Douglass, of the sup
ply ship Glncier appeared as coVnse
for Ensign Kirkpatrick. He pleaded
I that the mental anguish suffered b.
the officer had punished him suffic-
lently already,
The court retired to find verdict
after ordering tho resumption of pro-
ocedines later in the day TO try Lieu
tenant Jones.
Ensign Kirkpatrick was the first
witness called at the trial of Lieuten-
ant Jones. He testified that he took
the battle signal code hook--thc one
which disappeared land the general
signal code book To the ward room
August "a. 1915. when he learned
that there would be signalling the fol
lowing day with the monitor ChcN
ennc off Mar island. where the Hun
The inlay lie said he wished 10 re-
fresh his memory with them.
The study OF the books. he said, was
interrupted and he placed the two
hooks on the transom ward room. He
forgot them until the following day.
lie said he did not see them again.
lie told -. Karwaan. Il Filipino at
tcndanl that the books were valuable.
he said.
q. H. l.. Dnlan, il was shown, the
ranking quartermaster on board the
liull whose duty 1t was To ascertain
At noon eech day that the books We're
safe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur It
Brings Back Its LuStre
and Abundance.

Gray hair, however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages Of Youthful appear
iance. Your hair is your charm. IT
makes or mars the face. When it fades.
turns gray and looks dry, wispy and
lscraggly, just a few applications of
Sage Tea and sulphur enhances its APP
pearance a hundrod-fold.
JDon't stay gray Look young
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a 50-cent bot
tie Of "Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Compound. Thousands of folks rec
ommend this ready-to-use preparation,
because it Carkens the hair beauu-
fully and removes dandruff, stops
scalp itching and falling hair; besides.
no one can possibly tell. as it darkens
SO naturally ana evenly. You mois-
ten sponge or soft brush with il.
drawing this through the hair taking
one small strand at a time By morn
ing the gray hair disappears: after
another application or two. its natural
color is restored and it becomes thick.
glossy and lpstrous, and you appear
years younger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
KLEIN CASE WILL
Be TRANSFERR
To COURT TO-DAY
Judge Heacock and H, B. Cor
nell viii File Quo Wauanto
Proceedings Against Chief
A. c, BurtIeSS,

The removal Of the fire department.
ease from the council To the iurisdic-
ton of the district court will take
place today it was learned from
Judge w c. lleacock. counsel for
chief J. Klein, last night that he IN
tended To- file quo WafrantO proceed
ings today in District clerk Thomas
Is. y. Maddisons office, challenging
chief a g. l;urtless to show under
what authority he holds the office MS
mead of the department
Anticipating a verdict ia favor OF
his client 1T the hands of the council,
Judge Heacuck applied 70 Attorney
General Frank W. Clancy for permits
sion to begin quo warranto proceed
ngs When the council found Klein
not guilty ana rcinstated him. Judge
lleacock drew mp the papers and sent
them to the attorney generals office
at Santa he. They were returned yes
terday with Mr. CIancy's signature
Upon them.
Under these proceedings chief
Dnrtlcss viii be ordered to appear in
court at day and show bv what right
he holds the chlefship, A short day
probably win be set for the appear
ance of the Chief BGrtless by the
court
Assistant District Attorney Harry
r. Cornell, who formerly was Judge
Heaeock's law partner. VIII be assoc
ciated with the Judge In the case It
was not known who Will represent
Chief Burtlesss
chief Klein has made no effort to
get possession Of the office since Mon
day night At that time he made for
NAL demand upon chief Burtless. who
refused To yield. The demand was
made Immediately after the meeting
of the council al which the verdict in
favor Of Klein was returned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
TRYING $4,000
SUIT AGAINST THE
VICTOR AMERICAN
Administrator of Estate Of
Nick Livaich Who Was
Killed in Navajo Mine,
Seeks Heavy Damages,

TIE ease If A. H. llInnett admin
istrator of the estate of Nick Niyaich.
against the Victor American Fuel
COMPANY was still ON trial when Unit
ed states Judge Pollock adjourned
court shortly after > O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The plaintiff asks for iudg
ment in the sum Of $40. 900 for the
death Of Livaich. who was crushed by
falling rocks i'm the Navajo mine near
Gallup December @. 1914. Mr. Ham
nett, of Gallup. and Vigil & Jamison
represent the plaintiff COL X. +.
TWitchell is attorney for the defend
ant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
0. A. LARRAZOLO IS
INJURED BY AUTO

tspteiAL eoEsesrcsosHcs 70 soRNiNo JouRss
East Las Vegas. y. NJ. Feb. IL
While walking south on Pacific street
west side. early yesterday evening. O.
a. l.arraaolo was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Amacio Macs sn-
loon proprietor and painfully injured.
No bones were broken and Mr.. Lar
a2olo. though confined "a his bed, to-
day, Will be able To be MP and around
IN q few days Pacific street is nar-
row at this point. and Macs turned
the corner from the Plaza AZ high
rate of speed. His chr ran mp on the
sidewalk ana pinned Larra2olo against
the side of the building occupied by
Dansigcr brothers SIR Iarazalo is
IA prominent lawyer and politician
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
Mrs. Nation Much Improved.

silver CITY. \. NJ. Feb, IL Mrs
W. Z. Walton. wife az State senator
Walton, Who has been seriously in thu
past week with pneumonia. is now i'm
proved and hope is entertained for her
complete NeSeYerY Senator Walton
Vac called homo from santa Re. whore
he nd Eunf f1 attend the democratic
stats central committce meeting. be-
caMF hef condition was regarded as
erit n }lrs Walton Is prominent in
ne Sisi Federation ct Women s
'tnis and Is ais" president of the sill
Yer city Ntmans club
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
Hire In I.ns Veuas

East las Vegas, n NJ. Feb H.
firc ihis morning. totally destroyed a
barn and chicken house belonging T.
kmfttso silva aud threatened for "a
llme the establishment Of the Romct o
Mercantile company and the as We
ga" Lumber company This entire
rolnt WAS swept hN fire four Years
Hsu' When Che Romero Mercantile
company che Las Vegas Lumber com
pAnA feo banziper brothers and
Mack"ir nail the west sides largest
auditorium. were destruNe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
HIGH MERCURY SENDS
RIFLEMEN TO THE RANGE

Warm weather revived the shoot,
INK bee OF several members Of the
Albuquerque Ritlc association and
they went to the RANGE yesterday This
was the first shooting done there sicc
last Novomher when the range was
el0sed for the winter. Here ave Yes.
tcrday's scores
Slow fire, roo Yards Elmer i6
SaWtcilc ltt CLAYTON, ~; Oldham
IL. Bloom a.. Rqrrior, u.s. The hish.
est possible score was 50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

East Las Vegas, y. NJ. Fen H.
ON the ground that machinery IS
much more sanitary than the human
maud aa "a means of milking COWS. pr
w 7 Brown, superintendent of the
Ntlmom Industrial santarium near
MattQus, has purchased milking ma
chine. It IS said that temperament
tai COVE supply "a milk can be- cur
Jailed Il She rs roughly handled by
mixers, but the machine IN Brown
tnfrhaeed is said never to swear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
How Mr.. Davis Got rid of a had
t'nuuh

'soMe time ago l had q very bad
cough. writes Lewis r. Davis. Black.
water Dol My brother McCahe
paws save me a small bottle of Cham
pertains Cough Remedy Aftcr tax
inr thls ] bought half dozen hotties
Of " hHi anlN used enc 81 Thorn as the
cough lcft me and have not hecu
troubled since" Ohiainahic every
where
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
i!Inuf0t1l Sion. WlIll~

New orleans Feb. 1T Sain Lang
tofd, knocked ont HnrrY willis u
the uinetecnth round Of a scheduled
twenty round hout at "a local aten
tonight l'ntd the knockout blow
neither uehtcr seened 10 havc th'
QdNNntAgN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
no You lind Full Win r,cr,,oa,

An irritable. fault finding disposition
IS often due to disordered stomach
\ man with good digestion is nearly
always good natured. 4 rect many
nave been permanently Melted hy
cham herlaln's Tablets ait Years Of
suffering. These tablets strengthen
The stomach and enable il ta ysrform
It's functions naturally. eitsnahle
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
nincss DELAYS Wtllar,i'. rrlp.

Chicago. Feb. ll.--Jess Willard it
Was ttid tonight. would defer depart
arc for New York for Two or three
days murt until he had eliminated tho
cold from which b has been suffer-
ms toT several days 4 Is said that
threaten postpone ment of his match
With Moran
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

Tulsa, okla, Feb, lt-Carl Mo.-
lis q Sapuma okla, knocked out
arthur Pclky OF Canada IN the fifln
round tonight of their scheduled iii
tetn.round bout here pelky was
teorod twice In the ifth before he
WaH Knocked out The mon ara
heaNNWelEhts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
Six Teams viii Play Tonight
at Armoryi Two Double
headers Scheduled for Next
Week at Same Place,


CITY league basketball teams wll
face ono another again tonight Three
gnncs will he played, the Militia
meeting the Stenoelnnhors. thu For
ct Service PLAYING thc lliah school
land the University opposing the IN
dams.
Playing Will hegm at o'clock The
teams viii play IN The order named.
the BUSINESS college tiv" ana Company
ia heading the program The Forest
Service and lndtnn teams viii play
their FIRST half while the business col
legc aud national guatds are resting
after then first period
Next week the league win cutcr tn.
home stretch nt is schedule &C thn
Hrmory. Games viii be played
"Wednesday ana Saturday nights
However. the business college teams
and the Indians two teams will meet
at later date at the government
schools court
Next week p schedule follows
" edncsday Company G. rs Iuiver-
aity Forest service W. Business col-
leHe
Saturday Business college Us, 5ligh
school company q vs., lndian senouL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

Sihti ttN. \. A. Fob. II Tho ana .
n0al Masningiuus birthday han and
lahIn' ui silver C,ty lodge No 4ta.
u - Eihs. promises o. hc more
hilHiaht ihau over before Commit
tees 10 harse of the event ate nov
"t work arranging the final details
l"f thc event aud Indications are Il
Wlii 'f ihc Wosi elaborate so al overt
9" thF winter sf's on ln silver Guy so-
.fiuff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
Now nourd OF Commerce stake

Detroit Michs Feb. ll.-~lt was an
nonnoed today by officials of the be
uolt Driving club that the Chamber
nf Commerce, which fen wears had
been one of the feature events at the
local Grand circuit harness race mcct-
ingsl win hereafter be known as the
l'oald cot commerce stake This year
tie Sa.0eo stake viii he for oG
putNTN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb IL .oW
scores marked the first efforts OF tho
i~o-mcH teams los the international
bowling tournament aud Franz MiokA
ana Il. A. Post. Minneapolis players
were leading today with seoro Of
LOSS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

savannah. Ga. Feb li-Aray
Cortog Of Brooklyn WIS given i
referees decision oVcr FRANK WHIT
ney of Atlanta. az the end 81 "a rms.
fiftcen-roand bout here tonight The
men are lishtweiehts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

Ncw YORK. Feb il.--Don Baker.
the champion metropolitan skater.
win head The llst Of entries Of The
New YORK a. G. who viii compete lT
the eastern outdoor speed skating
championships 10 DO held IN New
hurEh, ~ Y. tomorrow afternoons
Other opponents OF the steel blades
who VIII carry he coIers Of the n
\. A., G, IN tnis meet are Joe Miller
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
SIX DESPERATE
ROBBERS CAUGHT,
DETECTIVES SAY
Three Men and Three Women
Alleged to Have Taken
Cash and Stamps From u,
S. Collector Arrested,

10y sosiaEe Jouenht seGeitt tataeD wirsl
Chicago, Feb. liz Three men and
hrce women, alleged 10 have blown
pen The vault Of the United states
ollcetnr al -. pal1. on january y,
nd to have escaped with $4,000 ia
7 money and revenue stamps valued nj
Nj3nS5, wcre arrested here today
ecrtain papers found on the person
/ { ono u the prisoners suggested the
connection with the robbery Of The
Vow Westminster T. c., branch Of the
iianh Of Montreal
he prisoners who lived in Chica-
igo arc; Michael J. {lannigan. So
loon keeper and wife. Edward Leon
ard alleged cN-convlct, ana wife. John
j Zack ana wife.
Get Back Most Of Booty
( The II. PAM robbery engaged the
attention Of secret service men. rcyc-
nue. agents and private and municipal
detectives OF number of cities,
The stamps taken were negotiable
and every wheel in the government
machinery was set goink for their re-
eoNery Clerks viii work all night
counting the amount recovered, but II
is believed that the Two trunks con-
tanned most OF the booty The stamps
ranged ia denominations from one
cent Ia five hundred dollars
The alleged solution of the case
started when several OF the secret ser
vice men came 10 the conclusion that
the robbery suggested the Canadian
hank lonting. In this connection IL
vas recalled that Flanagan was ar
rested ON the charge of passing money
thought to have come from the bank.
He cleared himself of the charge but
not Of the suspicious Of detectives
working on the case Work began
with the shadowing OF his house and
saloon
Trunks Give Clue.
Two trunks. said to have been those
recovered, were brought to the house
by Leonard. He was followed and II !
was learned that pior TO the robbery
ne pnd Mrs. Leonard rented house In
The booty. it is alleged, /
wns brought from st. PAU in an au-
tomolilc, which had been traced to
this house.
Detectives and secret service men
watched all last night outside Leon
ards home and that Of Flannigan and 7
then made the arrests
Mrs Leonard and Mrs Xack are
said to be sisters. The lacks were
IL Is said. after several pack
ages Of the stamps were found con-
aoalod in the flooring of their home.
Express receipts on the New West
minister office of an express company
were regarded as II possible clue to
The bank robbery mystery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12

IttttTftwII0Iinl ImplIt n. NIonu
ktr. Timckcsptr..-W Wand Scorer
Worcester. Attcndnnce--300
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-12
TOO LATE To GLASGOW

NANrEp-A Spanish neakins sales
lady. steady position. Applr M1-
hasm's store.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08
Mar PRICES NJ parls.

One haars Il grsa1 tisaal nhnuf ma
Rising cnst az living In Germany r
shifting frnm the British hlncaiaua nut
comparatively itr1le aBnut 1ths p-'vs-
tions nf the nllies. Remarks the Wall
Street Journal The following ia11sr
Gram m Amerlcan engineer III tsa-a
4alis something Of the hasfshiT's o.
the City al light
'sGnld hnilsd ham cnsts So rsTiis
pnunG, and each thin Sire rnmts r.
~ GEMS. Rutter is lIneaTabis NJ tssa
TlAn 81 cents L nauna, and sVa-e-
ching Is in proportion. ansniinf
20 cents quart. Alcohol Is out q
rhe question. MS Il Is now IS GEMS
q quart, rs coripare6 10 II hafnrs ihA
war Sugar is IA rsIlts a pnune
q haiifve the war wnnh ne rves
hnynre nax.t wear. SO we sertle Sinv'R
10 1t rs q 1act 70 ne bnrna. Il mis-
everyone axrapt q few. . am core
10rtnhla. have enough 10 Ell ana
good hea. Inn living Is Jtrste ms,
row)S iRst shour cnne nr over
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08
THE BRAss RFwa.

ANNA faolzmnn hfrs yenrs old and
wlah the face md manners OF . Gypsy,
lived in u rented house IN the nut.
SKIRTS a. Augaberg. Anna moved IN n
ngystnrians way mnil har naighburs
diann know Whist 10 make nf her
She WINS allways nsising charity, gDs one
fiilng. ven II was generally believed
4fsIf she Ind sfgved a large sum Dt
money and had Il hiddan away s0mr
where
The hause alir occupied WINS larger
than she needed, 80 sine Furnished q
aslrge ropm ana foDE twn dodgers,
wsiuue mon naInaa George Isnusrhmnier
4nH aDssqih Steiner.
ii WINS III April. 1891. tiins the neigh.
asurs began III wonder whore Annu
was. al ACQUIRED AZ 1i,um suddenly
rhnt fi,ey huiina seen hnr fur rwr
met,iss. lnuglrs irvoiaeG fhe gaul Tint
Gearpe nnG Insanh had changed their
lodgings unH shtv wore ltunYcd M and
questioned. They hind no ilan where
4l.e wn4iutn WAS. they snia She lInt
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-08

fliassiysanrea suddenly and shcs SUD
a,aaeH sille would he bark IN . day o.
rwas hui flme went On and she didn't
retnrn. 81 ghey legt She hnnso, nfter Re-
yan.fipr hf,r absence to The landlord.
I'hey wnrp nns much surprised hy her
fiis.1,panrnnaa. they sniA. ~ She wiis
fnrs,ver iining ssrnnce nna unncrnunte
iille Yll;ngs. THE nnighhnrs knew th'at
rnts WINS Trua. 50 no suspicinn wHs
aroused
Aann's brnthas appeared nm the
srpns. una, tftar going through Eht
house WIKI TIM offcars, heclnreu fhsii
nua.e xnuln nrsieies haa hean stniah,
Fspre proceedings halted, u seemed
in,nassinla 10 shred q rssy ~ llght tlnnh
sl,r nfvansry Enusclnuaias nnd Syain-
u were questioned oVer and over, hiil
aIl shnt siUy cauid tell eHs uninuof'
gunt
rlmr f1assses lit Mtipsherg as elise
whore fnii nrw vamf wits rsher@a ~
hafare q solution al the prnhian NJ.
1mureh The house nceiusiee hey Mnnh
assn stRnd eacant since hef disilnreitf-
nace and ane at.y ~ lanuslrS iss2, 2
Rauiulres> it She nelghharhnnd wniitee
re- my some lrneh ana It occurred g
hrr inst the surret a Fne vacsnt house
wanlu he i goa6 riaee,
SHE wa1u ifo The house styly hui
cniuilS. win haN hstsl,et and fan min
alts.s hifer shp emerged frum Il n
though sla from gun She scresin,et
.,nutraas al the tap Of her Voica, AMI
I'M nayehharhnna WIS aroused Sh'
haT n,asse 6 hiflanSis discovery N tia
DID s-nrrsss and when SHE had toiu he
srapg the ntiiegrs were sent Tar anu
4grn~essian eiluihea tive stairs of th
aaixusin honga ara proceeded into IN
atiir. Taere tin eoay d fise missin
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