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, 1922-01-10
THEODORE TAKES FIRST
PLACE AMONG THE HUGE
MOTION PICTURE WORKS
Production Required More Than Two
Years In tho Making and Repro
sents Outlay Of Over $4,000, 900
Rita JolIvet In tho Title Rolo.

More than two years Of preparation
and the expenditure OF over 1b,ooO.'
600 lire (which is more than s3,oo0.-
900 at the present low ratio Of ex-
change in creating Theodore" which
Goldwyn will present at tho Iris thea
ter starting Sunday.
1t IS the same wonderful production
that has scored such a remarkable
success at the Astor theater, New
York. and IN a few other principal
cities. Tho people o. Casper are for
tunate in being one OF the first cities
to witness the spectacle which wa
made in Italy by the Unione Cinema.
tograhca Italiana.
''Theodora' is a screening Of sar-
dou's famous romance. built around
the historic parsonage OF the EN-
press Theodore who ruled the Roman
empire in the sixth century as the
vito Of the celebrated %Justinian. His.
torians have decreed for many centur.
les about the virtues and the faults OF
the great Theodore, but all agree that
she was OF surprising loneliness and
exquisite charm, She was the daugh.
ter OF a lion tanner IN the circus al
Byzantium (as Co~nstantinople was
then called and led a life OF pleasure
until she met Justinian. the heir tc
the throne OF the Caesars. He fell
madly in love with her and their mar
riage elevated her to the throne wher
he became emperor.
The life of Theodore after she be
came an empress IS reflected IN tn,
film. together with the historic Low,
story of her mad infatuation for TIL,
young Greek. Andreas. for whom sh,
sacrificed her throne. The screer
story follows the general outlines o
Sardou's famous romance. acted orig
inaIly by Sarah Bernhard, and glo
rifles Theodore in her supreme sacri
fee for tho one real love that cam,
into her life. Yet Theodore. with al
her charm, was a mad ~unreasonin,
woman when it came to saving tn,
life OF her lover. In order to distrac
attention when he Is sentenced Il
death. h turns forty lions loose int
the ereana among the mob SO tina
Andreas made his escape IN the con
fusion. This startling effect is sal,
to have been screened with the ut
most realism in 'Theodora-" Their,
are many massive sets. several i'm
mense ensembles which employ a
many as $4,000 people at one time
and a large cast, headed by tn,
French actress. Rita Jolivet in III,
title roll of Thsodore-
-
, 1922-01-10
EXCESSIVE Use
Of ALCOHOL IS
CAUSE Of DEATH
Coroner's Jury Says Fred
Pearson Died of Heart Fail
ure. Caused by Drink
ing.

Fred T. Pearson. found dead 4, ri.
home on West Yellowstone avenue
yesterday came TO his death from
heart failure due to excessive uso a,
alcohol. according to the nndinr n,
the coroner's Jury which ,nveytira+sa
the case this morning.
me verdict pronouncinE the Mans
death due TO heart failure was va.
turned by a jury OF Raw
j. Cook. W. C. Dingman ana w. r
shaner. The inquest was held a. ,bs
shaner-Gay chapel. under the dire
ton of Coroner Lew NJ. Cav.
PEARSON. formerly employed an !,
ooilermaker here, is said to have bas,
using alcohol in quantities for A.
past week or nor The apnearsnns
OF strychnine tablets on the dre.,a.
or his room and a note addressed ~
his wife led to the belief Al f,rIt ~.
the man had come to his deatb nv, -
own hand. ms
A post-mortem examination h,u
ever is said to have determined dasr.
itely that the mans death was d,,o r.
heart failure and not to strvcbn,ro
poisoning. Pearson IS survived nv, %
widow from whom he is said IN rsro
recently been est-anged. No f,,rar.1
arrangements have been made vet.
, 1922-01-10
PROVISIONS OF NEW
TAX LAW EXPLAINED
FURTHER FOR PUBLIC

The changes made IN taxes under
The terms of the revenue act of con
gress which was passed and approved
By President Harding November rs.
1921, are of vital interest to the tax.
payers OF the state at this Tina
Amounts received under the provi.
Hons OF the war risk insurance and
vocation rehabilitation acts need not
DO reported as a part of income.
Certain taxes. among them the SO.
called nuisance and luxury taxes
Ire repealed.
Patrons IF soda water fountains ics
sream parlors and similar places Of
business no longer are required to pay
The tax OF one sent for each 10 cents
pr fraction thereof on the amount ex.
pended for sodasr sundaes cor smiliar
articles of food or drink" The tax
Imposed by the revenue act of 1921
Is on beverages and cons.itutent parts
thereof and Is paid by the manufactur>
turer.
The tax on the transportation Of
freight and passengers IS repealed also
the tax paid by the purchaser or
amounts paid for mems and women's
wearing apparel. tshoes, hats, caps
heckwear. shirts. hose. etc.) The ta1
pn articles actually considered lux
urtes IL now paid by the m%anufactur
n. The tax on the sale and manu-
'acture OF candy IS reduced from fly
per cent 20 three per cent. Tax OF
tickets for shows or other entertain
nlents OF 10 cents or less are tax free
, 1922-01-10
Conditions On
BOurse Normal
Again, Is Claim

ROME. Jan 10.-Normai conditions
on tho bourse were finally reached yes.
terday. Liquidation was effected dur.
Ing the day. the stock brokers muster.
ing their forces so as to meet demands
for covering all the stocks OF the Ban.
ca ltaliano di Sconto. which recently
encountered financial difficulties.
Attachment Of tho property OF mem.
bers of the banks board &C directors
was begun but met with legal Difficult.
ties The receivers agents proceeded
to attach the property of the Marqui.
Luigi di solari. who is representing
Gugllelmo Marconi. president of the
board of directors and famous as an
inventor. Tho marquis objected and
court decisions will be needed to settle
the legal contentious.
, 1922-01-10
Terrier Dies,
Lad Tries To
Kill Himself

CHICAGO. Jan. 10 Nine-year.
old Russell Mueller IS in a hospital
with a self-inflicted bullet wound In
his right thigh. He shot himself
after his pet Boston terrier Peggy
died yesterday. 81 want to die too"
Russell sobbed to his mother, Mrs.
Marie Grover.
Yesterday a policeman visited the
lads homo. He took his pistol
from its holster and tucked 1t be-
hind a cushion or a davenport. Then
he. with the boys mother and other
guests, went into the library. A
moment later the crash of a shot
stopped their laughter.
They found the boy crumpled on
tho floor. the big polioe pistol In
his hand. Doctors say the leg bones
are shattered and that Russell Will
be crippled fer life.
, 1922-01-10

on section 1o-.61so. and No Cl on
-sctioa ri-7s-so. On tho latter section
vel No. 4.-A Is drilling at 81 feet
Two ears OF pumping equipment be
ing hauled from Rawlins TO the pump
ing station a. Separation lake on tho
BAR camp line. together with lower
ing OF the line a depth OF i've feet.
are expected 10 eliminate pumping
trouble IN the future and facilitate
steady movement of crude TO the raj
road AZ Fort Steele
Tho Wyo-m well on the northwest
quarter Of section 1850 Is drilling
with go feet OF oil IN tho hole and
completed IS expected at any time
On the southwest quarter OF sec
ton 1850 the Hughes interests VIII
resume work suspended last fall on
a well in which 700 feet Of crude Is
standing.
The Federal company IS drilling al
1910 feet In It's well on section $50
90 and has n good showing OF gas.
On tho Niahc1ey dome Reasoning
well No. 3. section 2s-2s-ss. IS shut
down temporarily at zoos feet. No.
/ on section 1859 IS also shut down
and the company's Elk Mountain wild
cat. section 4-e0-s1. Will stand until
spring at s.545 feet
The Renroh OH company Is casing
OF surface water at i29 feet in a new
test Just started on the Mahoney
dome.
Tho Midwest IS down 200 feet with
a new well on section a5-26-ss.
On section 25-2e-ss the WANNA eI-
poets to complete its well after SET
ting casing. n carload OF which was
received this week. The well is IN
proved gas territory.
, 1922-01-10

A most helpful asset In fighting the
persistent pains OF neurirs Is the new
TTNGLE'S LAxO ASPIRIN
Neither q hnsit-forming nor a 4
cote drug. It does hold great pain-de-
feautng powers The saticyiic acid II
contains quickly distends the many
tiny blood vessels. relieving conges-
ton and the consequent pain The
tired. frr1tated nerve centers are
soothed and free. natural perspiration
usually takes place
The digestant contained IN TIN
Giles LAxO ASPIRIN prevents the
, 1922-01-10
GRAIN DECLINE
IS CONTINUED
Market Weaker Again in Chi
cago on Report of Rains
in the Southwest.

CHICAGO, Jan. Io-Fr-=h declines
n he price Of wheat toek place dur
hz the early trading today largely a.
result Of rains in the southwest
pptnims were expressed that the mo's
lure would prove 20 be b salvation
n the Kansas crop. On tho othes
hand, strength In foreign exchange
ens virtually ignored Initial prices,
Which ranged from y TO 80 lower.
NTH Mag sI.i1 10 SILK and July
tI.oOB 20 sl.oO%. were followed - a
noderate additional setback
Cancellation of some export sales n;
ne gulf counted later as q bearish In
rusnos and go too did reports OF bank
troubles IN Fnnce- The close was
heavy. 2So IL so net lower. with May
lI-osE to s1.o9 and July ssho TO
tsHo.
Enlarged country offeHnss Of corn
had n bearish effect on b corn mar
kot and on oats as well. After open.
lng unchanged TO &c lower. May 53Hc
10 $3.50. corn continued TO sag.
Subsequently. keen demand from
pxrort interests tended TO check do
uiinea. Tho close was II at 40 TO
No net decline, May SAKE
Oats started unchanged 10 a shade
lower, aIay ssS9z to 9s&. and then
weakened n bit.
Notwithstanding downturns IN the
hog market, provisions showed firm
ness because of lack OF any aggressive
pslling.
, 1922-01-10
7 o. Z Ndsu OF IOS
on the ground that the

A. is. Cf- On the ground that the
prtS-sUa7 he car company would
be SO high as to increase charges TO
the public users OF Pullman equip
ment, but the commission refused to
allow then and held hat the Pull
man company could have completed
tho transaction without asking inter
state m commission permits
sion.
The commission analysed the imam
clai condition OF the Haskell a Bark
er corporation and concluded that the
purchase was for a lawful object and
that h price paid was reasonable.
Tho Pullman company. by the add
ton of the e plant. the commission
held would emphasize the value OF Its
| services as a common carrier.
It also held that fnasmuch as there
was rooms for doubt concerning the
necessity OF the commission touching
the matter. the commission would as
sumo Jurisdiction in the case because
the Pullman company desired
Commissioner Eastman dissented
from the opinion Ind said hat the
transaction should not DO brought be-
fore the commission
Reviewing the financial aspect of
tho Pullman and Haskell 4 Barker
merger. tho commission found that
assets OF the Pullman company before
the consolidation amounted to $le3.-
24S. $50 against which capital stock
had been issued. having a par value
OF 100000. 600.
The net book value OF the Haskell &
Barker company was fixed at SIG.
sos SIS.
The consolidation will be effected by
exchanging new stock OF the Pullman
company for the entire stock OF the
Haskell & Barker corporation and By
tho payment OF a mail cash sum in
addition. Details OF this exchange The
commission's report said. will be con
nnolled by the general corporation ol
, 1922-01-10
Grass Crock speeded Up.

In line with increased runs at the
Casper plants Of the Sta on com
pany OF Indiana announcement from
Greybull that refineries there will be
speeded up and moro production will
be taken from TIE Grass Crock region.
wher. prorauon has been in effect in
recent months. Wells VIII produce at
capacity in the future.
At Hamilton dome. northwest Of
Thermopolis. the Occidental is resum-
ing drilling operations but available
tankngo Is full and no oil IL moving
at the present time. The release Of
this oil is expected By Thermopolis
interests which have holdings in the
field.
, 1922-01-10

Omaha, jan 1o.-U. s. Bureau OF
Observation-Disclosures 10000; &C.
tive 10 to 15o lower; 200 pound weights
and under s7.oo@7.25: top $40; zoo
to $50 pound butchers se.5o@7.oo; pack
ing grades s5.ooG5.50.
Catte-Receipts 5000; eeef steers
mostly steady; plain grades dull: she
stock bulls and veals unchanged;
stockers and feeders steady to strong.
sheep-Receipts 10000: lambs steady
to weak: bulk s11.0o to 11.4o; tor
Si1.5o; sheep n feeders steady.
, 1922-01-10
Denver Quotations

DENVER, Jan. 1o.-Cattle - Re.
ceipts. 400; market steady; beef
steers, $5.50@7.50; cows and heifers,
$4.5o95.5o; calves. $500; bulls. $3.50
@3.5o; stockers and feeders. s5Q6.25.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market loo
to 15o lower; top. $40; bulk. s7@
7.25.
Sheep-Receipts $500; lambs steady.
ewes ESQ higher: lambs, S1.5o@2.25;
feeder lambs, $e.S591oIE.
, 1922-01-10
steel ORDERS
SHOW Increase

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o-The monthly
honnase report OF the United States
Btecl corporation made public today
shcwed <.26s,s14 tons OF untitled or.
Gers on hand December 81. This is an
Increase from November's untitled or.
hers which totalled 4.25o.542 tons.
, 1922-01-10

Tho test well OF the Sand Hills on
Company in the Ferris field. Carbon
county. Wyo.. Is again drilling at 4.
PIG feet in a oarse sand which is max.
lrg gas and some oil. All other oil
'-Ss encountered at higher levels have
been cased Oft in making tho deep test
and completion OF tire hole is predicted
within the next 200 feet New equip.
ment vas recently installed u fac4li.
tate drilling.
The General Petroleum company Is
fishing on section 31-2s-ss with two
strings in the hole.
, 1922-01-10
PULLMAN COMPANY GETSPERMIT
To TAKE OVER RIVAL CONCERN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1o-Authority was granted the
Pullman company by the interstate commerce ommission to-
day TO purchase the property of the Haskell & Barket Car
company by issuing 165. 900 shares of new capital stock, hav-
ing a par value Of sic, 800 00.
Protest was fled against the action by G. E. Nash Of Los
, 1922-01-10
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
CARBON WORK BEING CONTINUED

Only temporary delays have been caused by late storms
" tbe Carbon county, Wyoming, fields where operations are
being carried on in three main fields, Lost Soldier, Ferris
md Mahoney dome.
VACATIONS for wells SO, SO and 3 Con section 3-26-90; No. n
, 1922-01-10

New York. and Il any stockholders OF
the car company are diEpossd TO object
to he valus.ion placed on their prop
critics. they have a rsnedy 10 seek
there
While the Pullman company VII Is
sue les, 900 shares OF its o<n stock to
the Haskell 4 Barker corporation. only
, 1922-01-10
NEW PRISON AUrHoRrzED.

DETROIT. JAN 10 CONSTRUCTION
" a new Detroit house Of correction
u a cost of s2,5oo.ooo was authorized
by the city council yesterday. The
lew prison Is designed to -accommo.
late 1900 inmates
, 1922-01-10

only $4,000 addirionA shares VIII b
created IN the Transaction since there
arc now 1900 shares Of stock In the
Pullman treasury which have no been
Issued The authorised capital Of the
Pullman company VIII be increas>d b.
tha Transaction from ~i1o.ooosooo 10
sIsS. 600. 900.
, 1922-01-10
AIefaIA.

NEW YORK. Jan io-Copper =
Steady; ~eioctroiytic. spot and near by.
lax Ola; later IA.
Tin-Steady; spot and near by.
32.S7: futures. $3.50.
Iron-Steady: unchanged
Lead-Steady; spot. 4.7oG4.so.
Zinc-Quieti East st. Louis delivery.
spot. 4s0@4.S5-
Antfmony-Spot .f.5o.
, 1922-01-10
Butter, EET-. Poultry.


CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Butter-Lov-
~; creamery extras. 52c; extra firsts.
bsGs1c; seconds 2s@25c; standards.
leho.
Eggs-Lower1 receipts b.s23 cases;
tirsts. 29hc; ordinary firsts. 25@26c;
n~isceraneous. 27@2shc; refrigerator
BOT quoted
Poultry-Alive; highar; fowls, acc;
tprings. 25c.
, 1922-01-10
Foreim ExchanEe Finn

NEW YORK. Ian 1o.-Great Brit,
ain-Demand 4.22H; cable Assn.
France-Demend a.31: cables s.a1is,
Italy-Demand AL: cable 4.31h.
Belgfum-Demand 7.9s; cable 1881
Germany-Demand 0.57%; cables
DESK.
Holland-Demand ss.75; cables 1851
, 1922-01-10
Hi PAIN OF NEURITIS
is RELIEVED

disturbance OF digestion which 80 ire
quenfiy follows the use OF
aspirin The laxative qualities bring
about a more effecsive remedy These
cleanse the body of the waste poisons
that are at the root OF the whole mat
ter-the real cause OF the intense pain
Each OF the ingredients In TIN
Giles LAxO ASPIRIN performs n
definite. helpful work o~ard bringing
about absolute relief Thnt is why
you should ask for TrSGLES LAAp
ASPIRIN. the improved aspirin with
the three points-
, 1922-01-10
NOTICE PUBLIC.

Partnership between Phillip Boor-
man aud w. c. Ockerberg known as
tho wyoming Distributing agency has
been dissolved. w. c. Ockerberg is re
sponsible for all bills of said company.
PHILLIP BOORMAN,
1-g-2ts
, 1922-01-10

Expert MARCEL waving and facials,
by he approved Marinello methods.
Beauty Shop, Smith and Turner bal
cony, 1-9sst
, 1922-01-10

Norwny-Demand 1895.
Sweden-Demand 2f.s5.
Donmark-De demand 1880.
Swftzerland-Demand 1894.
SpaIn-Demand 1900.
-Greece-Demand AS.
Argentine-Demand $500.
1887.
Montreal-94k.
, 1922-01-10
RULE
IN STOCK MART
Oils Included in List Given
Setback at Opening of
Trading Today.

NEW YORR. Jan. 1o@Specuiative
stocks. especially oils md misceliane-
GUS speciaites were subjected to fur
tner liquidation today. The market
again ignored low money rates and
stronger foreign excha-ge- Sales APP
proximated $4,000 shares.
The s per cent money rate IN the
last half hour induced moderate "
.ering OF short contracta although
steels were under resh pressure. The
closing was Irregular. Government
bonds were strong as were also invest
ment rails.
Haskell a Barker strengthened at
midday on prospects of early ratifica-
ton OF the merger with Pullman and
chemical and chain store shares I'M
proved. SteelB were unresponsive to
the publication of the United States
Steel tonnage figures for December
which showed only a trifling increase.
NEW YORK Jan. io-shorts
pressed their recent advantage at the
opening OF today's stock market. pro
voking further severe losses through.
but the list Within the first half
hour declines OF 1 to az points were
AAaAS " PAOiiliuoHI Olos Cod4eISt Snp-
pings and rails. Marked heaviness
was shown by Mexican and Pan-Amer-
lean Petroleums. General Asphalt
Burns Brothers. Atlantic Gulf. and
St Paul preferred. Studebaker. KEEL.
ly-Springfield. Crucible. Baldwin, Erie.
Reading and Missouri Pacific also were
lower by fractions to / point. Inac.
tive issues. including Montana Power
and Well-Fargo Express were among
the new firm features.
OILS. shippings and equipments add.
ed to their early losses during the first
hour. Chemicals. tobaccos and kin.
drcd specialties also were affected
losing 1 to 2 points. Food ana leather
shares were depressed. Wilson Pack.
Ing losing az points. Tho market
rallied ir~regularly before noon. steadi.
ness being impaired by the az per
cent opening rate for call money. This
is h lowest initial quotation in over
three years. The railway list was dull
and irregular, aside from Erie issues
which averaged / point rallies from
yesterdays final prices. Victory az
featured tho bond market at the high
record of s1oo.10. A block Of a mil,
lion Victory ANS also sold at s1oo.l
duplicating its recent high record.
Silver.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Foreien bar
silver. ssHc; Mexican dollars 6oxc.
Money.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Cal money
weak. high az: low 3; ruling rate az
closing bid az; offered at 8; last ioan
3.
Time loans. easyI 90 days ~ OK
80 days <h@k; sig months ~.
Prime mercantile paper Az 5.
, 1922-01-10
Money.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Can money.
weak. high 81; low 3; ruling rate az
closing bid IN; offered at 8; last loan
3.
Time loans. easyI 90 days Ik@E;
80 days <h@k; sig months ~.
Prime mercantile paper AZ @5.
, 1922-01-10
Silver.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-Foreign bar
silver. 6sHc; Mexican dollars 60xc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
EVEN THE TINY ARE STRONG
Shetland Ponies Willino and Ali. %
Do Good Work Under the
Right Conditions.

There is something startling ahout
seeing Shetland ponies wnrkin-, Al,
least, two OF them have REGULAR inl.s
they do not serve as mounts for chill
Crcn, nor do they pull pony pleasure
carts around the block. They IN, in
the day at hard labor
nnc OF them pulls an express wagon
the other Smull-SiZpd garbage cart
TO sec them trudgin. along under lI.
tracks Of the elevated trains. pulling
load among truck horses that seem
three times their size, Is apt to give Il
s"ft-hearted citizen Fl Jolt and make
him wonder In vague disconnected
manner about the child labor law. re-
marks the New York sun.
AT his well-meanlng notions of pro
test those who know Shetlands will
laugh. Few horses are rs strong for
their size as full-grown Shetland.
When vehicle Is built to suit their
Size they are perfectly nble to work
and are, moreover, most OF them. en-.
lowed with temper that makes It
virtually impossible 10 impose upon
them or to force them to do any more
work than they want 10.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
What's Inside the SUM-

carbon has been subjected 10 fierce
neal energy md to very high pressure
me same time to he formed into q
'eih solid. the diamond Carbon in
"'e central regions Of giant suns is
'""lectcd to in intensity Of energy
" neat Tar greater than any that can
w secured by olcctro-cbemiSts in lab
""'"ri"S in ritler highly condensed
''"'hs between metallic terminals or
'''>' II Is not known what effect such
'"''">e energy of heat has on the
Gums OF elements, for none 80 intense
available to science. Atoms in the
,'''"f'"rs OF highly incandcsccnt Su's
"F hr resolved back TO primor'lia'
''r"hS; or clCctrnns may never have
vowed around nuclei TO CORN Ht"Ihs.
"h solar interiors would be rlrC.
enc Ivy this h!rotl">'s.--S" tie
''a;.bjspa;ch.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
Jinx Phone Numbers Stunned.

} The Japanese believe that there are
lucky and unlucky numbers. In this
respect they are not unlike many
Americans, but their belief is much
more deeply rooted, as Is shown by
The extreme care with which the
japanese select their telephone num-
hers, according to the Telephone Press
service. The japanese government,
which operates the service and has
been unable to meet the demand for
telephones. permits the buying and
selling Of telephone subscriptions and
the corresponding numbers, and fire.
quently very substantial sums are maid
for numbers that are reputed to be
particularly lucky. 1t is said that the
iuckiest number for business purposes
Is eight, because the shape of the
Japanese character for eight in some
way suggests the idea of prosperity.
Jhe most unlucky numbers are AZ and
AZ. because the former Is pronounced
khini. which means u" die" and the
hitter "Shiku." which means ",lealh''
or "surrring."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-22
kinss Who Never Grow Old.

) curious custom Of q pastoral peo-
pie OF Uganda. known as the Banyoro,
is related hy the Rev. John Roscoe.
He said that when once a king
WAS enthr"ned his person became
Sarred, and his food WAS restricted to
mix and beef from sacred herd Of
cows
HE Banyoro monarch never allowed
himself to grow old nor his faculties
!" become impaired. When he thought
hr was going to be seriously i'll he
called council, arranged state affairs
with the principal chiefs without Civ
ing them any reason for thinking that
ne was about to die, and dismissed
mem to carry out his instructions.
Then he returned 10 his private
NOISE. summoned his chief wife. and
ordered her to bring him cup Of
poison. He drank the contents, and In
Few minutes was dead.