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mmwnrawwms in um wunuiuuse.Sought Revenge After Sentence*Almost immediately after her release she began mallirtg threatening letters to Mrs, Moser, couched in extremely obscene language. In the letters, It is claimed, the woman threatened to.be revenged for her Imprisonment, and announced she was going to burn Mrs. Moser’s house over her head. She was arrested ai the time, found guilty of sending obscene literature through the malls, and sentenced to five years in Mouudsvllle penitentiary.She was released several months ago, and soon afterward* it Is claimed, wrote another of the threatening letters to Mrs-Moser. She was arrested on June 20, and was first arraigned last week. _ i
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