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‘eith him, also cane » out ‘the ‘tront ‘door ‘and fel) on the law screaming ay about this time Hazel Underhill rose up in the back bedroom in plein view 25° and wae instently recognized by Officer.dlerence Hurt; who ordered: Sova 7 Ee Qe to come ‘out ang “surrender,” ‘whi{ch -she, agreed to-do ‘ad. “goon a she! en “recognized ‘Burt, and upon coming out she was ‘taken’ into ‘Sustoay,: ‘hile: aya ees Nichole, gna a Regan Roe were sent to fe. ‘hospi tal 4 'an pnbulaie 1Osnae In tt be a n Agents and other officers within e radius 6f a mile ‘oF tro. of the ae eae 8, yan Hdeke ee, ‘was recy conducted by aa it being felt that “‘Underhiit wae ‘severely: wounded ‘and’ ‘could not: geycss fer. It'wes reining and very ‘eol8 and togeys-: - ‘call. had ‘deen ‘Ammedfately: "placed for bloodhounds ‘fran, the State’ Penitentiary at MeAléster about one - hundred miles ‘away. : In the meantime; Sheriff Stanley ‘Rogers of Oklehone ; “*-” gasist. The bloodhounds arrived at 6:45 A.M. and efforts were just. ‘being "made to have them pick up the trail shen a Police car arrived and advised. = “o thet Underhill had been apprehended ‘and was then-in the’ Shawipe we ett? a “Bospital. - We procecded thore gna found bin shot in thirteen places with eats eo buckshot and machine gun’ ‘fire ant ina very critical Condition. it rae. oo ‘ascertained thet some time after the ‘shooting, he had knocked. on the rear BS “door of a second-hand furniture stare run dy.R. EB. Owens at 500 Zest Main’: ial ¥ * Street, Shawnee, and hed asked for a drink of water.- He was” dnd ted “ana,” es cob RN b placed iit bed and covered up. Owens, after about an hour and a half, ‘pros 4” FAS ceeded to the Folice station and advised Motarecyele Officer W. A. McKenzie: ‘ae to Underhill's presence, McKenzie notified Sheriff Rogera | ‘and hig three ae. gO, who happened to be at the Police station’ at thet moment, ‘end they bros 2 = -"“eeeded to the place and took Underbili to the hospi tals’. A heavy gard. of Division Agents was immediately stationed at the hospital ‘and was continued 7 : unti) January 6, 1934, on which date Unferhill ‘was delivered to the Wardon ‘4 ears the’ State. Penitentiary, whd_ ‘sonveyed him to Meglester Prisoti idan ambulance! itt { ae SS escorted ‘by the writer and Agents Deaderick, Birch, ‘Bdgar, Heneen Bnd” Frankiic Pees b. where: hes was delivered at 41350 A.M . Be died that night at lls4e Pes Jes, 2 ~S ee nA a ee “ln ‘the meant ine, “Bye Mas ‘Nichole, a beauty perlor operator fron. . Souincle, Oklahoma, who hed deem wounded in the battle, succumbed at 6:20." Boeke ' AM, December Slet, 19335 It was ascertalied that this woman hag been Consort ‘Ing with convicts for sane time and that she ani her stator, Ten Richole, had : “recently dyed the heir of Underhill. She hed besn’ brought ‘to the house in: _ Shawnee on the night of ‘the raid ‘dy Rowe ‘and was qn bed with hin: rent qhe "ftp ing started. She hae been twice divorced, her. latest harried heme’ having :: been’ ‘Eppler, her divorced husband peing & mail: carriér at the Seminole, Oslegt » Fost Office. _Upoa her death Agent ‘contacted eee’ state officials at nee ee ‘tecordiagly surrentered ‘to. Telativess ‘s air ange: At ow } fg 4 ‘Ralph ‘Row, alies Raymond ‘Roe, was “Sperated on ‘and ¢ a . 45 ‘caliber machine ryt. “gan bullet removed trom bis _ Shoulder, after mbich he was } renoved from ‘the hospital ‘y . o a ; . af, = worl