1VI3IV.II.The condition of.Welch was given: i * •as the reason for the stopping of (liecar, and-, the two bandits took the' ■ * . ■ ‘booze. After the trunks of whiskeywere taken and the suitcase was also* * 1emptied by the alleged bandits and returned to the victims of the hold-up, it;Is said that the highwaymen expressed regret at the shooting, since they found that women we|*c in the car, and that they would take I lie liquor and nothing peed be said about the affair.• : iThe automobile was driven to Clar-endon and Welch placed in J.Uc hospl-f I1 I t % rtal after whidli the 'other members• i * *;«if; the automobile party were driven biick tdward Amarillo. Nearing Claude ^Mabrey was ordered io turn back, thehighwaymen leaving the dtr.*Sheriff Henry Lynch and County Attorney J. S, Stallings of Claude and ‘Sheriff James Hutlierford arid Deputy Sheriff Lott of Clarendon brought Ma-fcrey and the little Welch girl to Amu-- viiiUo in the Oldsmobile. Mabrey was failed here and the Dodson woman iwaa lield at Claude. The Welch girl was cared for in Amarillo, while her *y i't *father was believed to bo at the point * 3• qf-death at Clarendon.vr-i' ! * * '“e