N-John A. Munroe
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L-      The  skull   and  bones   were car-ried to town, like-wise some  clothes  and hair. Right well  it    told    that a     foul
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L-       deed    had  been   com- mit-   ted  there;  The  e-     vi-  dence  so  well   a-   greed  the ju-    ry    found   al-
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L-       so, That Miss Vail  and child had been mur-derd by     the   rich    James  A.  Mun- roe.