Julia Mango Sworn Says. I cam to this place about 12 oclock to day and searched around but did not find anything and went back home, and to the home of Neelie Brown. Neelie told me look fir it by oak tree back of the Bard. Said I would not find nothing much, but a pile & a lot of blood and would have to look close to find it, said it was a miscarriage. So me and Hattie Baner came back here and search the woods good ad found the baby in a shallow hole covered with leaves this was about 5 oclock, the baby . . . was on its head, and dead. We did not move it, and has not left here since we found it. . . Later we but that old tub over it, so no dog or any thing would bother it. No one touched it. . .
. . . there was not further evidence trauma or injury. Cause of death due to hemorrhage -- have and probable suffocation. Joseph E. Thomas, M. D.