The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 25, 1913, Image 1
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VOL. 8, NO. 50, SEMI-W EEKI
TORNADO DESTR(
? THREE HUND1
Death List at Omaha is 140, Terre 1
With 240 Injured ? Fire jjjj
Breaks Out, But is Soon lng a
Quenched ? Property Loss pltg^e]
Around $12,000,000?Troops to be f
Guarding the Ruins. homes,
been cl
Omaha, Neb., March 24.?The eB- Telej
tlmate at 4 o'clock this afternoon ton, nl
gives the death list from last night's nearly
tornado at 140, with 240 Injured. been
It was thought 360 houses were
destroyed and a total of 1,260 build- Z,
Ing damaged. Torn
tornadc
Associated Press Offices, Omaha, Pers?na
Neb., March 24.? (By Telephone to Urn n*
81oux City At noon reliable re- India
ports placed number of dead in yes- India
terday's tornado at 100 with 240 Indiana
injured. More than 150 residences Hood w
were destroyed and 250 were badly the big
damaged. flow cc
The financial loss will be very dennesi
heavy. The storm did not hit the the stai
main business district but swept a l'ig of
i path of four to si:; blocks wide forced
ihcnnrrYi *U/v ?A<.l.lAnAA oPl< tn t\
tuiuugu 111C A UDIUCUtC DCU11UU( vt o vv ^
Governor Morehead has called Wabasl
out the militia to guard the ruins. Tippect
Federal troops also are on duty. mid Su
The first and main storm struck out of
Ralston, three miles west of South stream!
Omaha, shortly before 6 o'clock yes- seas ol
terday evening and moved in a lowlam
northeasterly direction through the The
city of Omaha. be tho
THIRTY DIE IN MOVIE SHOW. buildin
npa rl y
The only point at which the force
of the storm struck the business ^
section was Twenty-fourth and Lake
streets. Here the Diamond theater, i?rosi,ic
a moving picture concern, well filled,
was wrecked. According to the w'asl
best available figures at least thirty
of Its patrons were killed. dent
Between forty and fifty were Mayor
-?v killed in the wreck of a pool hall lows:
Patronized by negroes. ?.j a
The well defined path of the storm
n e w s r
ended at Carter Lake, near the Mis?
souri river, north of the city. Fire we hel'
broke out in the debris and wreck- May<
ed buildings. Fires burned them- "We
selves out except in instances where o' assh
flames were brought under control ?pondii
by volunteer "bucket brigades." handle
The second storm swept across man ot
the Missouri river about 6:30 p. m., came p
doing considerable damage in Coun- are do
.11 T > l.-rt1.. ?f ?
U1 Willi
\iig uiuim.
Fig ures compiled early today Pr^fiS ti
place the number of known dead in niessag
Council Bluffs at nine with a score _
Injured. * "
BUSINESS HOUSES ESCAPE. Five
The stretch of Omaha covered by About
the tornado reaches from the south- Lam
em limits to the suburb of Florence, buildin
alz miles north of the point of origin, here
The streets are filled with o'clock
wreckage of houses, uprooted trees g y j
and tangled electric wires. Street walfor
car movement is impossible, wagon Wareho
and automobile travel almost so# the Co
The list of dead, although already anj OB
a long one, is believed by those who c0ie,
have been over a good part of the The
devastated territory, to be but a be- p088ibi
ginning. origina
Twenty or more fires were reported
in the track of the storm and Man ai
every piece of fire fighting appara- l>eat
tus of Omaha,'as well as companies Way
from South Omaha and Council Called
(ImT Bluffs, were kept at work all day while
and night. This and the fact that hpre tj
torrential rains followed the blow, waiked
soaking the debris, prevented a con- flrp(j b
flagratlon. The flames were under Three
control late today. victim.
The storm swept the western part
11 IN
of the city for its entire length. The thR ftft
eastern half of the city?generally betwee
composing the business section? ago. ]
was out of the path of the storm |ind j0<
Mit suffered greatly. refuses
jfjPVThe section damaged is the residential
portion of the city. #A nura- Kgg lb
her of out-lying business thoroughfares
also are in the destroyed area. WaB|
The greater part of the damage waR cg
was done west of Twenty-fourth j[OUf4e.
street, a north and south cross town jule ln
street extending the .ength of the ,,nRr|nl
city. Numerous streets with retail att|r? ,
i stores aro in this section, with the manHj0
^ residence portion of the city scat- ,jecora|
tered in Intervening sections. chlldre
Thirty Dead at Terra Haute. frontin
Terre Haute, Ind , March 24.? huudre
Twenty-four victims of a tornado eluding
which swept the southern part of bers of
(fe,, .
" " V
/
TT 4 i
tx. -LAIN (J/
WQ fiVFP ,,KAT"
IIij \|YLI\ A w?n,i
tion I
RED HOMES
eight miles es
Friday afteri
j . i iri * i * wa8? before
laute and Vigo county late T , . ?
.. . , v . Lizzie Belk, <
;ht had been identified today . . ? ? '
.w nr . , * late H- R- w>re
than 75 injured were be- ,, ?? _
, . . . . _ Mrs. Ellen B<
ired for In improvised hos- . .
grand-daughte
... . . M. Belk of th
ral more bodies are expected .
. AW . . burn was a gn
ound when the ruins of 200 ... ?
t Waynesville, N. C. Meet* clean shaved
h at Hands of His Cousin. hoard, with n
ing to identif;
nesville, N. C., March 23.?
out of church by an usher
attending religious cervices
lis morning, Henry Sorrells MUCH AIKI
into a fusillade of bullets,
y his cousin, Hardy Corrells. llepoirtcd Tai
of the bullets took effect, the Jw Onl
dying instantly. What was
reported that the killing is be a bloody f
eruiath of a violent quarrel ed to be but
11 the two men several weeks tween a womi
Hardy Sorrells was arrested two young
Jged in the county jail. He loosed by tc
to make any statement. hard cider, ii
profanity. Th<
oiling Hay at White House were pas
( rounds. an(j furtl
hlngton, March 24. ?Today for the sheri
;g rolling day at the Whito been struck i
From early morning until knacks. She
tho afternoon there was a mediately to
age of little folks In Faster on arriving a
to the lawns of the executive plantation, t
n. With baskets, trimly tant, that his
:ed in ribbons and colors, the sary and that
n romped on tho mound all as report*
g tho White House, whllo the scene, 1
ds of olders looked on, in- sheriff acted
; President Wilson and mem- brought abou
his family. tween the par
oi me uue \
leveled by the storm, have 0. . . .
' She taught su
eared away. . ,
? . . ber of years a
>hone messages from Prairie- , ..
>i * .. . eral other p
ne miles south, state that ? .
, ' . . . . Having In ei
every house in the town had n .
. , . . .. . Tirzah Presbyi
destroyed and that many . . .
. . . j Am. a , ed a consistent
between here and that place
, ? ways exerted
m leveled. those abc
antial rains accompanied the ,
... . years of age ?
? and probably saved many
? . , . , years ago to e
i pinned in the wreckage from ... .. ,
1 . t. . with their tl
; to death. . , ^
burn and Hav
ina Flood May Set Record. also ,eavcs or
mapolls, Ind., March 24.? Belk, the w<
l tonight is in the grip of a man of Lanes
hlch treatens to surpass even er, D. D. A. 13
h waters of 1883. The over- years ago. D
>ming with astonishing sud- town Mrs. Cly
}, caught farmers throughout bership to tl
te unprepared, and the break- terian church,
levees in other places has service were <
persons living along the riv- 12:30 p. m. b
lesert their homes. The White, R.. Murchiso'n,
l, Blue, St. Joseph, Maumee, Boldridge, D.
moe and Mlssisslnewa rivers Mien laid to :
igar and Wildcat creeks are iemetery
their banks, with every ' The tidings
let in the state adding to the sadpess to n
f water that inundate the Clyburii was
is. wherever sh<
loss today in live stock will was a strong,
usands of dollars, while the though tried
gs destroyed will amount to faltered. Hei
as much. sympathy of
in their great
VILSON OFFERS All).
MYKTE
>nt Wires Mayor Dahlman of
Omaha. Body of In)
hlnvlnn OA r> 1 .* vK,..-.. u>.
>...Dvv?i UII.IJ ?1. new- - ""
Wilson today telegraphed Murdered
close Identii
Dahlman of Omaha as fol- rp^ (jRa(j t
white man wi
m deeply distressed at the of Twelve Mil
eceived from Nebraska. Can week, which
p In any way?" brought .low*
high freshet i
>r Hahlman replied: tratR Denn,g
deeply appreciate your offer Lftn(J townshi]
stance but our people are re- Uje bQdy Tb
ig nobly and I believe we can lng thp pRrtlc,
the situation. Major Hart- by yg from M
' Fort Omaha and his men man Qf thp j(
romptly to our assistance and Fditor New
ing great work. The people acUng COfonei
lha desire, however, to ex- hag jugt finlgl
heir gratitude to you for your Qver U)e dead
e of sympathy." man wh|ch h(
,(>00 1SLAZE AT LA MA It. of Twe,ve *Mil
high freshets.
Buildings Destroyed?Loss The finding of
Half Covered by Insurance. party came to
ar. March 23.?Five frame or hands of *
gs were destroyed by fire b,irt'ts> usin
yesterday morning about 3 ment'
. , . vere blows o\
, one store house owned hy
. j 111 ., side of the 1
earce and occupied by Horace
. . . .... , . skull. Possib
d; one store building and two
, . . . . committeed t<
luses owned and occupied by
lcolough Hardware Company, a f' ?.ayt '
ie dwelling owned by J. A. 8 n 8 .PP^
feet and the
lose is about 115,000. with ma"
y $7,000 insurance. The Are ' ) .,>,ars ?
, . . ? . .... medium or ra
ted in the Pearce building. , ,
dark comole
J
r
I
ISTER, S. C., TUESDAY, M\\
?M ,,vm,tNfYOI]THS PR
nn of tlie Dixie Sec- * 1
Passes Away. TA TIIWH
less of several months, ||J ?||yYj^f
yburn passed a^ay at
ie Dixit section, about
ist of Lancaster, last Mol> Was in Angry
icon. Mrs. Clyburn " ?urn|ng of IjU(,
her marriage. Miss !
5nly daughter of the * ountry ome.
Belk and his wife, i London, March
?lk. She was also a trowd of youths,
r of the late Thomas \QUa k,nds Qf
lis county. Mrs. Clyiduate
with distinction n,outh or*0"8 and 1
vest Female College. ^tyae partK today,
ccessfully for a num- peat the rowdy see
t Kershaw and at sev- day should the sufl
laces in the county. to bold their regul
irly life Joined the
lerian church, she liv- nK"
t Christian life and al- The **omen, ho*
an influence for good frained, but the cro
>ut her. She was 53 ble |n any event sp<
md was married 12 |n harassing men
x-Sheriff Clyburn, who themselves to be s:
iree sons, Lewis, Mil- the suffragettes.
Id, survive her. She The police had b
le brother, Mr. T. M. the meeting would
>ll-known real estate strong force patroll
ister. Another broth- adjotplng streets. '
elk, died a number of became weary and d
her proceeded to send the united backln
ff. claiming she had (lists of Oeorgia s
n the face with brass will exert an Influ<
riff Hunter went ira- greater than that (
Taxahaw, but found man's college in (
t Mr. Aim - Mlingo's system will repres
wenty-five miles dis- about $1,000,000.
presence was unneces- Working togetl:
the affair was not at will he eliminated,
d to him. While on and greater eflicien
aowever, the tactful is generally regard
as peacemaker and as the greatest step
t a reconciliation be- Andrew College, if
ties tory of Oeorgia ed
ul,?6 icomeuw in fftoer, wjio has had
burn moved her mem- in handling mobs,
ie Lancaster Presby- a good thir\? the wt
at which the funeral I j)f.ar. as the\nen we
conducted Saturday at | because of the bur
iy h^r pastor, Rev. H. I country residence
assisted by Rev. J. H. lAVhite, widow of% F
D. The remains were ftleorge White, th<
rest in the West End Pauiith.
Although Lady V
of her death will bring tunately was erupt;
lany hearts, for Mrs. cendiarism has cam
loved and respected feeling against the
e was known. Hers gettes than any pr
steadfast faith, which Windsor castle,
by suffering, never has gone into rei
loved ones have the closely guarded an<
our entire community tions have been t
sorrow. women from makin
tions or committing
KIOVK DEATH. A 8pecial staff <
... , , been scut to Winds
mown Man Washed tprrace of the caRt
pposed to Have Been ways heretofore l
Inquest Fails to IMs- ha8 been c
ty* , Court palace has b
>ody of an unknown M
as found on the bank WILLIS L. MOOR1
e creek Friday of last
it is supposed was weather Chief's
stream by the recent cepted, Effecti
n^Owr- creek. Magis- Washington. Mi
K. Hall of Indian ^ Moore, chief of
p held an inquest over reau> resigned y<
,e following letter giv- tary HOUSton accej
jlars has been received Uon after a tali
r. T. W. Secrest, fore- Alison, to become
try of inquest: Professor Moore?i
s:?D. K. Hall, Esq., o
for Lancaster county, ' 11
?ed holding an inquest retary of A^cn\tu
body of an unknown Secretary Housto
id drifted to the bank the ?m(e of chlef
e creek, by the recent burPaU is a l>resi
near Osceola. S. C . nient>
the jury was that the "We have uo 011
his death by the hand Sald the
m unknown party or Set the best mau w
g some blunt instru- a,),lity and adruin
5 the party three se- VVhen Prealdent
'er the left cheek and to otfice and ?mc,a
lead, breaking in the ment of
ly the act had been dent,al aPP0,ntme
m days as the body thpir r?8ignations,
so much so that the was not amo,,K th
from the hands and however' Petitions
hair from the head. ,ated lirR,nK upon
supposed to be 25 to tbe se,ectJon of 1>r
age, a foot peddler, be 8eprptary of ag
ther small in statue, SecrPtary Houston
xion, straight hair, UlH Wb,te Housp h
or rather liftle or no quantities of lettei
0 mark on the cloth- urK'nK that i'rofesi
y the person. tained in office {
T. W. SECKEST. weather bureau.
Foreman Jury., ... , I I
Wesleyan. Andrew
> ABOUT NOTHING. Colleges For l*nl
Cuthbert, Ga.,
tahaw Feud Prove# to lanta Journal, Ma
y Word Battle. W. Malone, presh
reported Saturday to College, has just
eud in Tax?ahaw prov- Macon, where the
a battle of words be- tees of Andrew and
an of that section and imously agreed to <
men, whose tongues, stltutions with L
>0 much Chesterfield forming a system
idulged in the use of such as the South
3 woman whose house fore.
c i II 1> firilftiutuH i u t Tlw. t I, Inullli
tv
tCH 'J~>. 1913.
EPARE ~ :tt
Hoard Issues I <?u
(T WOMEN
plifjed spelling be
(lav its fourth lis
Mood Following P^ar in new-fas!
y White's Fine Approximately 1
shortened or cliai
''In considerin*
23.?A great inge," the hoard i
armed with var- the new list, "do
les, tin whistles, influenced by the
the word. Any
>ells, gathered at odd &t flrgt
prepared to re- whether the chanj
nes of last Sun- gain; if the publl
'ragettes attempt Some of the cl
ar Sunday meet- Dropping the s
as ehaos and ch
the final "k" In
'ever, wisely re- mock> changlng h
wds out for trou- hart and harth, <
int the afternoon "e" In money an
who declared substituting laf I
rmpathizers with for cough; omi
gnat, gnome an
een advised that substituting nee
be held and a nicnac for knicl
ed the park and P'ng the "k" ii
rhe crowd finally changing prance
lispersed. An of- other words end
long experience nstsaid
that it was In the new lis
men did not ap- tueh; serious is
re iu angr^ mood hlow is spelled bl
ning or tne tine w . iurc
of Lady Amy toln to iarffcxu; 1
ield Marshall Sir sum; boss to *>o*
? hero of Lady- wrt>t^b to retch.
V stances typifies a
/hit<*s house for- ed by a lonK "at
f this N^ct of in- R aPpH?8?
ied a moV$ bitter Andrew Car
1 militant ditffra- R?osevelt and a s
evious crime." . merj are included
where the court* board'* members.
Bldence, I. being FXlI[>tER CHAM
d special precauaken
to prevent ^
g any demonstra- Capt A N "
t any outrages. |n w^pI(1 to H
>f detectives has ^ M c<
or and the north
le. which ha* al- I
>een open to the ai> * R?Pa
dosed. Hampton f?"* , , ^
ieen closed. th* WOr,d' dled
home in Lincoln,
2 TO QUIT JOB. Captain Bogan
plonship of Am>
Resignation Ac- wpnt to England
ve July 31. met all comers
arch 23.?Willis fend,n8 the cl
the weather hu- '.87J- wh?'_he re
isterday. SecreRed
the resigna- ,iorj of be,ng the
c with President world who ever k
effective July 31. w!th 100 consec
i Democrat?was feat was acc?i"P?
(ointment as Sec- al Bexter Park,
re at Madison Squ
?n explained that ^<irk ke broke f
of the weather 7 hours' 151 m,nv
dential appoint- IlJ 188' and 1884
was a one-third o
e in mind now," Wild West
"but will try to tbiy time that th
e can of scientiilc fiiUlt'r and r?l
ilstrative talent." wcrld-wide reput
Wilson came in- aP*a,n Boga
Is of the depart- Bt>eue* Alba"V
e holding presi- St>P^ber 17, 11
nts handed in FITHKLL IS 1
Professor Moore
lem. Previously, Arkansas Supren
had been circu- Vexed
President Wilson Littie Rock, .
ofessor Moore to By a decision h,
;riculture. Since the Arkansas su
was appointed, that Senator F. A
as- received large ident of the sta
s and telegrams ,egal aotJng ROV(
sor Moore be re- Senator Oldham,
is chief of the post of presiding
ate to take that
?- after the electioi
and f.aOrange , _ . _
" ernor, Joe T
iversity School. .
Lnited States s
Special to At- cession to Jeff
irch 23.?Or .1
? punru.
lent of Andrew The two claim
returned from governorship ha\
boards of trus- fi(.ex in different
I Weseiyan unan- capitol Today's
combine these in- preme court is cc
aGrange College, settlement of th<
of girls' colleges ing Governor 1
has not had be- that he would c
primary some tlr
itions will have
g of the Metho- ELIOT UAf
md Florida and ?
Mice considerably I'lesulent Emeriti
>f any single wo- firms
.he South. The ( ambridge, A
ent resources of '>r * tiarles \V
emeritus of Harv
ter, competition wat true he declii
waste cut down bassador to Grea
cy promoted. It be would not giv<
led in Cuthbert dining he said
in the history of count of his age
not in the his- his health or fl
ucation. tion.
$1.50 PEI
tr;; :;, aiken pref
i it I i l.ist of Words
ew Orthography. nAp| rr/ip *
rch 24 ?The sim- j f()K I IlL. \
>ard issued yester- J
<t of words to ap- j
lioned othography. j Fllohornte Program
L,000 words are % , ..
, I For Annual Monti
>g?l m spelling C?roll?a Division;
these new spellsaid
in announcing Sponsors,
i not be too much Aiken special to (
odd appearance of and Courier, Marcl
change must look ^ (jnU.rta,nlnf. tl
Consider rather,
5e will bring a real Veterans, sponsors,
c could accept it." Veterans of the Sou
tianges are: vision, U. D. C., wli
silent "h" in such their annual reunic
ameleon, dropping 23d and 24th of n
words like ham- now beginning to c
eart and hearth to j8 the result of a
lropping the silent councilmanic board
d similar words; when Mayor Herbe;
Tor laugh and cof pointed each membi
tting the "g" in the chairman of a
d similar words; choose his own co-1
for knee and ure and to draw fr
k-knack and drop- at large, who, it is ai
1 similar words, their hearty co-op*
d to pranst and end that the occasio
ing with need to unqualified success i
union of vears.
;t touch Is spelled However, the m
changed to serlus; cllu of adjustment v
o; bellow is chang- for the accommodat
ed to forst; phan- Qf the throng of v
handsome to hand- come here at that
ft glu.^ to glu and pected that at least
Each of* these In- veterans, sponsors s
rule and is follow- pranf!) besides the
of words to which bere. Of course, tb
ber of hotels and j
negie, Theodore houses will be abl<
core of other noted paratively speaking,
I in the list of the 8mall percentage o!
meet the demand, tl
of the citizens will
PION for these two da
VING SHOT DEAD RUests.
In the matter of
trtlus, Only Person wWch therp win b
i? *0? I'ive Birds MajQr Qeneral R
msecutive Shots. mander of the Sou
11., March 24.? vision, yesterday f
rdus, for seventeen he had arranged p
pion wing shot of
_ -- amateur performan<
last night at his tonft theater on the
111. that he expected tl
ius won the cham- agempnt to make ai
erica in 1871, and jnp a professional
in 187 5. There he the secon(i night.
, successfully de- ()n one 0f these i
lampionship until the annual gr
turned to America. spons0rs, attendants
s held the distinc- tors to the reunion
only person in the be one of the m0st
illed 100 live birds functions of the yea
utive shots. This ten(je(i bv persons
shed in July, 1860, Btate
Chicago. In 187 2 jn ^ie matter of
are Garden, New 80me sensation
>,500 glass balls in , recent statement of
ites and 2 seconds. I jn rbarge who, in
, Captain Bogardus I affair, asserted mos
wner in the Buffalo the ..turkey trot,"
show. It was at bunny hug."
e Bogardus family, other so-called it
ir sons, gained a I wou|j uot be toler
ation as shooters. I ment amj that the
rdus was born at I (|jvjduals who att
county, New York, I any 8UCb would be c
833. ballroom post haste
~D?nn minded that these
"HIO <i?% ERNOR. I w< rc yery popu|<
le Court Settles . younger society
truest ten. day. bul repllodth,
Ark March 24? difference-popular
laded down today, they were Improper
preme court ruled ton, and they propo.
I Futrell, the pres- of them: that at a
te senate, was the union the men. on
ernor of Arkansas, represented the chit
who vacated the the chastity of the
officer of the sen- the dances In nuei
of acting governor stroy these Ideals a
, of the then gov- Confederate reunion
iiuumson, to tne taaen a most decld
lenatorship in sue- takable stand agair
Davis, is thus de- ?by some termed
nuisances.
ants for the active
'e maintained of- WALKS Willi.K A
portions of the SHOI
action of the su
nsidered as a final 'l11''01-* Smith, Jr.,
- matter, and Act- With Shot?un
'"u troll announced Augusta, Qa.f Ma
all a gubernatorial s,ni,h. Jr., 16 yean
ne during the day. sightless for life bei
? wounds received in
* DECLINED. day night. The we
hands of the youi
us of Harvard Con- Brooks Hammond, i
Iteport. zen of North Augus
lass., March 23.? Mr, Hammond wa
Eliot, president lug the night by a
ai;d, said tonight it his window. A < ry
ned the post of am- nephew brought th
t Britain. While the uncle that he
2 his reason for de- Smith The Smit
it was not on ac- quarters of a mile
>, the condition of mond home nnd it i
nanciai consldeia- the boy walked tha
sleep.
I
1 YEAR.
*ARING
VETERANS
Being Arranged
ng of the South
?Grand Ball to
Charleston News
1 22. The plans
ie Confederate
and Sons of
ith Carolina Dilen
they hold
>n here on the
ext month, are
:rystalize. This
meeting of tho
I of the city,
rt E. Giles apjr
of the board
l committee, to
aborers at lels om
the citizens
ssured, will lend
oration, to the
n may prove an
ind the beBt reatter
most diffl ill
be arranging
ion and housing
isitors who will
time. It is ex
fifteen hundred
ind eons of vetvisitors,
will be
ie limited nummblic
boarding
s to take, cornonly
a very
f these, and to
ie private homes
be thrown open
ys to the city's
amusements, of
e a suoerfluity
Hammett, comth
Carolina Ditnnouneed
that
ositively for an
;e at the Thesfirst
night and
ie theater manl
effort at bookperformance
for
evenings will be
and ball to the
upon and vlsi
i, and this will
. brilliant socia1
r. It will be atfrcm
the entire
this prospective
attaches to the
' the committee
discussing the
t positively that
"grizzly bear,"
or any of the
nproper dances
ated foi a moindividual
or inempted
to start
sxcused from the
. They were refantastic
dances
ir among the
of the present
it this made no
or unpopular,
was their opined
to have none
Confederate rethe
one hand,
airy, the women
South, and that
stion would dend
"disgrace tho
u" So they have
ed and unmls
ist these dances
menaces and
SLEEP;
P AS BURGLAR
Illiuded Forever
by Uncle,
reh 24.?Hubert
i of age, will bo
cause of gunnhot .
both eyes Saturapon
wafl In tho
ig raan'fl uncle,
i prominent citltn,
8. C.
s awakened durnoise
outside of
of pain from his
e realization to
had shot young
lii 8 live threefrora
the HamIs
presumed that
t distance in hiH