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S y . Db 4+ re ee as - gi4@ not answer the question I asked her about where be hud gomte ~ be contacted in the futures I told him thst I would go hom, which meant to the home of my cousin in Wenona, Illinois. at the tine of thie 28k: converaitian Moore tol4 me tht ba was at the atetion in Konmet Citys I @id no know what kind of station he rennt. My conversation with him ot ‘this tim © was mostly about where bx could get in touch with mee Be said that I ahowl@ -. =. wot worry too much as things possibly were not as bad as they seemed anf j-.° ~. perbaps it eculd be arranzeé thrt I could beve my husband back ageim or worts ~ to that effects He finally stated if I decided to go to BY bome he wuld try to g:t in touch with me theres This concluded the conversation with Moat@es <2: Galstas had no convere:tion with Moore on this oocssione =. ire =k The following morning those of ue at the Farmer household arose between six | ||. ani seven o'clock and nad breskfaste Shortly after breekfcst Dick Galates § ° |. and Herb Farmer left in the latter's care Galates ststed thet be expected to. retum to Hot Springs, Arkanaus, by planee J should judge that shortly efter ~ eight o’clock that morning rs. Farrer received a telephone cell froma oe qoman I leter lesrned to be irae Frank Yeaughte Mrs. Farmer told m that ree. . Youghn had told her in this ccnvera.tion that there had bean a wix-cp in Kansas © City, Missouri, that morning about a man who was being tcken back to Leavenw rth: Frison and tint there wus @ lot of trouble, bat the full particulars of alich ¢. were not disclosed to Mrs. Parmer by Mrs. YauSite Thies appeared to arouse the. interest of Mrs. Ferner and we stortly thereafter, when Herb Farner returm@ 2. home, went to the bome of Mrs. Vaughn and listened to the news flashes over the . Padide — ere and Mrs. Furmer, my baby and I wont in Farmer's automobile to the home of = Frank Vaughn end had been there quite a little while when the mwe fleshes cams broadcast over the radio, tht several mer bed b-en killed in the Union Station - that morning et Kansss City anf that Frank Hush, the prisoner whow the officers , bead in custody, a8 #11 as acveral officers, had been kills de When the news |. that Frank Mach had been killed came over the medio all the parties present, §.°. ecnsi sting of Mr. ond Mrs, Farmer anf Mr. ond Mis. Vawhs, looked directly et me and nothing was said for ap instant and I exclaimed, "Frank Mach, who is he" . -qnd then sooe of those present, I do aot remember just which one recarked that Frink Mesh ws the man J bad married, I dnsire to state here, truthfully, <)° honectly, siccerely and emphatically that this was the firet time I knew thet | there was such @ person as Frank Nasde When the information that the man I bed married was Frank Rash and tlut he hud beer killed was impurted to me it was. “\aiftiealt for me to believe tht such was true and J, of cou #8, was sonsubat | broken wp about ite I was shocked and amsede Bhertly efter the cocurrsBe® ©). as related above, Mr. end Mrs. Farner left the hone of the Vaugnns and left me ant ay beby thoree I thought they were going to the furm and would scen be back for - mee I ehould jucge a eouple of hours ister birse Esther Farner returned to the _ Vougim hom alonss I esked her where ber husband was ent she tolé me he bef | decided it was bect for him to go away for awhiles 3 asked her why he shulé leave and I renenber remarkin; that I sav Bo reason why he should leave and He