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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22
TIE miLLER
Roller Mills,

Are now reaping the benefit OF
their big outlay for new machinery
made last fall. Farmers who never
were here before to mill are coming
this fall The quality of their -four
as well as amount given in exchange
is the attraction. Their rates are
% lbs Fancy Patent, 30 lbs Second
Pat, or 30 of Straight flour with
bran and shorts per bushel. A load
of 40 bushels secures the farmer free
lodging for self and team.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Miller city sc hoois will have one
week of vacation for the HOLIDAYS.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Our new stock of cloaks, jackets
and capes for ladies misses & children
have arrived and they are beauties.
j. W. COQUILLETTE. If
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

15c.buys Il joint OF steel stove pipe
at BeasOmS < Co. JOt4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Go to Stover's for all your Winter
goods. Prices beyond all competi-
ton. 50tf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Ed and Patsey Dunn have bought
the old Arnold harness shop, two
doors south OF the opera house.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Florence township will ha We Christ
mas exercises at the Jones school
house Saturday evening.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Call & see CoQuillettes new stock of
silver ware when looking for presents.
Beautiful goods 4 all new. 1t2
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Harvey Rudd was SO unfortunate
as to fall from a horse one day last
week and had his hip broken.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Coal tar and all kinds OF roof
paints by the gallon or barrel at n.
Johnson & Coz If
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Il. \. Wade has bought the Hay :
ward building OF Peter Gross, and
has moved his harness shop into it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

We have the finest quality oil chaes
manufactured. It's little expen siye
but oh so good. Just the thing to
eat with apple pie. Hazen's
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Thomas Cooper and family, Of
Huron, are spending the hold avs
with Hand county relatives.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

A lantern that won't blow out for
Leo at Beasoms < Co.'S. 50t4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Truths taught by Christmas is the
topic for c. T. PRAYER meeting at The
Presbyterian church Dec. 25th. W.
II. Smith will lead the meeting.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

vt. Lawrence Lod. 9, A. F. and A, III. No. 80
- Meets at Miller, ). ID, every first and third
Friday night each month at O'Clock. &. L.
Sontag, w NJ; +. f. Beasom, Secy.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

VIM. Butts went to Lake Mills
Iowa today.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22
Christmas Candies.

Nice fresh candies for the holidays
at ). II. HeIts store.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Try some OF that nice fresh candy
at s. III. Belts.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

A large stock OF new underware to
sell cheap at Ii. r. Greeves &Co.
If
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

B. +. Ives has gone to Nebraska
on a business trip.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

The PRESS will publish free all notices Oflo-
cal organizations, ii handed in by those in
terested.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

DR.. Lane and J. l.. MorroW's son
returned from Chicago Monday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

For the latest style hats & caps
60 10 Coquillette's. ii
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

Oysters in the shell ut Erichsen <
Co.'S are new thing in NJ Ter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

j. II. Cole has gone to Pella, Iowa,
to-to-spend the holidays
Zoe. buys warrantedpocket knife
at Beasom & Co. JUt4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1898-12-22

ing mouse III 81. Lawrence TO be
moved to Miller.
Go to Hazen's for deviled olives.
These are pitted and stuffed with
Spanish primrose.
All the churches in Miller have ex-
ercises Saturday evening except the
Catholic church.
W. II. Lane has purchased the
property adjoining j. d. Fitzgerald S
drug store on the south.
Go TO Stover's for all your Winter
goods. Prices beyond all competi-
ton. 50tf
Florence township will ha We Christ
mas exercises at the Jones school
house Saturday evening.
Thomas Cooper and family, Of
Huron, are spending the hold avs
with Hand county relatives.
A lantern that won't blow out for
$1.O0 at Beasoms < Co.'S. 50t4
Ed and Patsey Dunn have bought
the old Arnold harness shop, two
doors south OF the opera house.
Harvey Rudd was SO unfortunate
as to fall from q horse one day last
week and had his hip broken.
Christmas Candies.
Nice fresh candies for the holidays
at ). II. HeIt's store.
Y. n. Wade has bought the Hay
ward building OF Peter Gross, and
has moved his harness shop into it.
Call & see CoQuillettes new stock of
silver warewhen looking forpresents,
Beautiful goods 4 all new. 1t2
Truths taught by Christmas is The
topic for c. 4. PRAYER meeting at rhe
Presbyterian church Dec 25th. W.
II. Smith will lead the meeting.
We have the finest quality oil che
manufactured. It's little expen siye
but oh SO good. Just the thing to
eat with apple pie. Hazens
A. +. Bills and family returned
last week from visit to Illinois. He
reports snow and bad roads back
there.
Bro. Sweetland, OF the Gazette, is
moving a wing OF the st. Lawrence
hotel to Miller to be remodled as a
dwelling.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-05-19

1t was accounted something more
than a curious coincidence that after
Thomas Barnes, of Eaton county, had
written his name on the enlistment pa
pers of company B, Third regiment,
the very next name below should be
that of Thomas Barnes, of Calhoun
county. Not only that, but the two men
were of the same age, height and build;
they looked as much alike as two peas.
Neither had known of the others ex-
istence until they met in the recruiting
office. Then they stared at each other
for a long minute, and Barnes, of Eaton
county, exclaimed:
"Wall, I'll be cussed!"
"And SOIL II" replied Barnes, of Cal
houn county.
''You're no twin-brother of mine!"
"And I'm glad on it,"
The two Barnes took dislike to each
other on first sight, but when they
came to fall into the ranks they were
placed side by side. 1t also happened
that they became terminates. In maxi
ing up his roll the orderly sergeant
renamed them. He put one down as
Eaton Barnes and the other as Calhoun
Barnes, and they had to accept the
names, although Eaton angrily ex-
claimed:
II was named Thomas, and the idea
of my having to drop i: because a
pumpkin head like that feler forces
his way into the company"
"And l was named Thomas Barnes" :"
replied the other, 'and here I've got TO
Sail under false colors because that
hayseed has taken notion that he is
called upon to wind up this war!"
The twins, as they were always re-
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they came very near treating each other
respectfully for the first time. That is
Eaton Barnes, in an absent moment, OBJ
served:
"Wall, we'll give 'em hell if they come
this way"
"You bet we Wilt" replied Calhoun
Barnes.
Then Eaton Barnes suddenly remem-
bered that he was 'down" on the other
Barnes, and he turned on him with:
''Oh, you are here, are you! Didn't
know. but you had got furlough and
gone home TO see about the squash
crop!"
"Yes, I'm here!" replied Calhoun
Barnes, getting red-hot in an instant,
''and if you feel like crawling into the
bushes I'll do the fighting for two
men!"
Don't give me any of your chin!"
''And don't bristle up to me unless
you want an ear knocked Off"
The captain ordered them to shut up,
and at the same time company "B''
was advanced to a turn in the bush
fringed highway. Five minutes later
the enemy appeared and there was hot
skirmishing. The company held the
road for ten minutes and then fell back
on its supports, and it was just as the
order was given to retreat that Eaton
Barnes received bullet in the right leg
and went down. His chum did not miss
him for moment, but when he did he
handed his musket to comrade and
, started up the road at a run. 1t was
now being swept by the eneny's fire,
and so men shouted to him to come
back, but he covered the 90 rods with
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-05-19

to drive out lot of sharp-shooters.
They were outnumbered, but they gave
way grudgingly, and for every foot
they yielded they killed man. The
twins were among the first to push
their way in, but even amidst the roar
and crash of battle they could not for
get their differences.
Say, now!" growled Eaton Barnes,
as bullet passed through his cap and
he killed the man who fired it, you're
as white us chalk and shaking like
scared rabbit. Did you think battle
was like hoeing corn down back of the
barn?"
"I'm pale and scared, am ~" de-
manded Calhoun Barnes. you'd bet
ter look to homei If you wasn't work
in your chin, I'd say you was dead
man. I'm cxpectin' to see you run away
every minute!"
"Don't you sass mel"
"And don't you give me any of your
lip"
"You twins shut up!" commanded a
sergeant, and that ended the quarrel
for the next half hour. If one of the
twins had hoped the other would show
the white feather, he was disappointed.
Both were men of sand, and both would
have recklessly exposed themselves but
for the repeated admonitions Of the
captain. At Fair Oaks, on the retreat
up the peninsula, the Third was de-
tached to hold highway bridge over a
small creek. 1t was not to hold 1t
against masses of the enemy, but
against cavalry seeking to fall upon
the flank. Company "B" was detached
to cross the bridge and picket the road
beyond. and as the twins stood together
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ferred to, were always disputing and
wrangling and ready to come to blows.
That they never actually ST. ,ck each
other was probably owing to the fact
:Eat way down in their hearts they had
q feeling of mutual respect, for both
were brave men. Their quarrels, how
ever, afforded the company much
amusement for the first three months,
and time and time again we expected
to see bloodshed. The smallest trifie
was enough to precipitate row. All
VI sudden Eaton Barnes would be
heard crying out in the tent:
"Now, then, who has been overha ul-
ing my knapsack?'
Il had to move it the sixteenth part
OF an inch to git my gun"
You did it to spite mel"
mo, didn't"
Il say you did,"
And | say you are liar!"
I'm liar, am l! Now you come
right out on the street and put up
your dukes, and I'll knock your blamed
head off! No man has ever called me
liar and lived half an hour after
wards"
Then the twins would appear on the
company street, strip off their jackets
and blow and brag and call names, and
after collecting crowd would end the
matter with threats of what would
nappcn at some future time. We soon
came to understand them and gave
them no further attention, but hardly
day passed that they did not go
through the performance. Our first
ns'tie was at Williamsburg. The regi-
Gess was sent into the fallen timber
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-05-19

Christian civilization condemns thoss
who disagree with Paufs do;trine oI
debt.-Dr. Landrum, Baptist Atlanta.
Ga.
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The Twins Of Company B.
BY CHARLES B. LEWIS,


7ilii!i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22
Personal MENTION.

Mr. r.. w. Brahan OF Huntsville ia at the
Lewlor. ~ '"'
j. " Campbell OF Alvin was In the c,tv
yesterday. '"' WY
MI A, W. childrcss of Dallas is a guest At
the L0wlor. 'NN az
m 'G s r. HAYNES; wife and child, we're guests
IN tho city yesterday.
MI. NJ. J, Mooney OF San Antonio is
guest AT the Lawlor.
II W McFerran registered at tho pris,o,
from Dallas Yesterday '''
William Cameron, lumberman OF Waco.
is guest at the Hutchins. '''
A. G. l.ipseomb of Hampstead was in the
city ON business yesterday.
A. II. Smoot from Fort Worth was !, ~.
city yesterday on business
Mrs Helen SAWYER Of tivinrstop w,s
guest az tho Bristol last night.
MI. T. Taylor aud tamily Of Wharton
nave apartments at the Iawlor
Jen Graham came In last night from Calves.
ton and stopped at tho Hutchins
Misses Daisy and Lucy +. Bryan OF velasco
were guests In the city last night
C. W Houston. merchant Of PendIe,on
came In last night on short visit
Misc Mary Hobby Of Ardmore. | r. Is via
tme friends and relatives In the city
Charles r. Fret1 registered at the Canito,
from headquarters In Dallas last night
- K @. Prater. travelling for tho American
'"'"''V company was IN the city yesterday.
Mr. ana Mrs. G. l.. Carter OF Iiyinrston
came IN last night and registered ut the Bris.
Miss Flossie White of Fort Worth is Wis
Capitol. ""'
l. d. POLK. senior and junior, and C. E
tones OF beaumont were guests at the Can
itol yesterday. ~"'
Lieutenant Oscar J. Lusk and Sergeant II
A. cunningham are registered from Bonham
at the Capitol. ''
Kew james Y. Duncan. pastor OF the Second
hspust church, accompanied ty his daurblsr
Miss Annie. Miss Mcliro tll and Miss Kstis
gates from the Second Baptist church ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22
III MEME Al.

POINTER COLLINS Cameron. Texas
June l9.-At the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass depot yesterday morning Miss
Jessie Collins of this city and Mr.. Newell
Iorter OF foakum were married nv Rev.
e. [. Weaver. Mr.. Porter is mail aren,
on the San Antonio end Arkansas Pass mad
and the couple left for Yoakum, their fu,
ture home. :"
R-JoNES.-Luling, Texas. Tune
l''-Married, at the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs NJ. ]. Jones. Mr.. S. NJ. Harper
10 MISS Martha X. Jones. Rev. ID. NJ IA
ker officiating. The newly married counls
TOOK me southern Pacific train AT Harwood
tor bridal tour TO Houston and Galveston
HlLMANN-MUES SE- Warrenton. Teyas
June 2o,-Mr Emil Hilmann of Walhallo
was married to Mrs, Anne Muess, Thurs
uay, June IL, 1898, at the residence az ,ha
nlldes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shev NJ
Floating ''" VI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Texas. Juno
ia-Mr, Beder Parish and Miss ADAMS -,
Heitense passed through here SUNDAY en-
route TO l.ufkin, where they were married
ahn returned home next day.
MCRANEY HOLDER. - I.errett ,r,,os
June 2o.-prof, Charles McCraney and Nis.
oia Holder were married SUNDAY. The Is,h
instant at the residence OF The hr,do,s
mother, Mrs. ]. A. Holder, Rev. q. n Rays
ner offic'dtius,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22
NECROLOGlCA AL.

UOPE.-Frelsburg Texas, June 20-Mrs.
HOPE. who died SATURDAY at Cat Sprin IS.
was buried here yesterday at the Lutheran
church cemetery. She was AZ years OF age.
ALFORD.-Tempe Texas. June 20-Mrs.
~ Il. Afford of Trenton. Tenn. who was
visiting her sister In law, Mrs. l.. w. Good
win. In this city, died here yesterday and
the remains were shipped to her old home
for burial.
BLAND Ennis. Texas. June 19.-The
2ytar-old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Nose
Bland OF Tolico died yesterday morning.
ADAlR,-Kaufman, Texas June gov.
T. Adar living south Of town. died yester-
day evening OF congestion.
GOODSoN. Beeville, Texas, June 90
Clifford Gcodson son Of J. w Gooison of
this city. died Saturday evening after lin
gerng Illness of several weeks. He was
81 yeaW Of age and a model young man
COLNlLLE. -Burkovllle. Texas. June II.
Mrs. Louise j. Colville a very old settler
and a member OF very prominent fam
lily, died at Toledo, in this county, today
at tha residence of her SON law, W. {.
Lenahan,
CUTLER Denison, Texas. June 2O.-T.
C. Cutler, prominent citizen. died yester-
day of consumption
HARRISON,--Ennis Texas. June I'll
Mrs w. H. Harrison, nee Miss Hattie
Goodwin Of this city. died yesterday morn
ing at Dodge City. Kan. Her remains ar
rived here this morning for interment.
GcLDSTElN.-McK Texas. June
2o-l.ouis Goldstein, travelling peddler
died here last night and his body was
shipped to Dallas this afternoon for burial.
HAHELRIG, -Peasall. Texas. June 90
Judge liazelrig, late Of Garlic Spring, died
at this place this morning. He had served
several years as county Judge Of Dlmmit
county and was man Of considerable nat
ufal ahility He was a native OF Kentucky
and one of Quantrell's band during the wai
lie had resided quietly in Western Texas
Tor a number of years.
PoWERS.-Trinity, Texas June e1-Mrs
T. j. Powers, wife OF the former trainmas.
ter OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. who
mas resided here during the past eight
years died Sunday morning, the 18th and
was buried here yesterday. Rev. w, II.
hlhs officiating, Mrs. Powers leaves
kind and loving husband four children and
host of Borrowing friends to mourn her
demise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22
SCRAMBLE FOR BONDS
ZIG DEMAND FoR THE POPULAR
LOAN on WAR BONDs.
The Applications All Taken Up.
Mostly In small Amounts-AIl
Can't he Supplied.

THE rush for tho applications for war
bonds here is almost craze" said Mr.. H.
| Raphael OF the Clearing House. TO whom
a lot of the applications had been sent for
tie s20O,000,t0O government war bonds.
II have kept no account OF those who
| have applied for the blanks, but | know
that they have been iced for the most
part for making applications for small
amounts. | simply furnish the blanks.
THE subscriber himself nails to the
| treasury department at Washington the
| blank form filled out together with his re-
mittance covering the par value of the
amount Of bonds for which ne wishes to
subscribe. That remittance may be In
whatever form best cults the subscribers
coryenience--in currency, bank draft
check, postoffIce money order. or express
money order. The day the currency Is re-
cctved. or the day the proceeds. are received
from the checks drafts or money orders,
the subscription viii be entered and will
Immediately begin drawing interest. when
the bonds are delivered a check will ac-
company each delivery covering the interest
az per cent from the day the subscription
is entered 10 the LIST OF August. the date CT
the bonds, and from which date the bonds
VIII carry their own interest
ne bonds can be bought at par now
hut II Is predicted that before the summer
Is over those who hold bonds viii he able to
dlsposo oil them at a figure considerably
anove 100 cents on the dollar
ne demand soon exhausted all OF my
blanks. continued Mr.. Raphael and have
ordered fresh supply. but have no idea
lhat one-tenth of those who make applica-
uon VIII secure loans as | am advised that
the issue of 5000 900 900 has already been
Zen times over subscribed for. In distrih.
Jung tho loan, however 1t will be the
policy OF the government to attend to the
smaller demands first. as II Ia the idea to
make his essentially popular loan.
Most OF those who apply for the bonds
are persons who wish safe investments for
their money. United States bonds are rec
ognl2ed as the most secure and stable form
or obligation that investors can hold They
are attractive. not only because OF the alb
solute security offered, but because there
is ut all times n public market for them
on which holders can quickly sell and they
aso offer the most desirable form OF col
lateral If the holder wishes to secure
temporary loan The fact that United
States bonds are not subject to taxes of
any character Federal State or municipal
ia a valuable feature Of that form of
Investment The bonds are issued in both
coupon and registered form
Several OF the banks have applied for
these bonds for their customers.
II will let the PEOPLE know when | get
an additional supply Of blank applica
tons -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22

Sunday school to attend tho Baptist Young
Peoples Union au1 Sunday school convention.
j. a. Roosevelt of patent car coupler fame,
was a guest at the Hutchins House from san
Antonio last night.
DR.. L.. ~ McLendon Of Groveton and pr.
L. +. McLendon OF smithyille were guests OF
the Capitol last night.
Mr. J. V. Tackaborry will leave the city
TINS evening on business trip to st. Louis,
and expects to be gone several weeks.
G, NJ. sandfor. travelling for a money con-
veylng apparatus factory OF Cincinnati ar
rived last night and will interview business
men today
j. a. Downey left last night for San ia
cinto county where he Is engaged In securing
ties for. the Santa Fe. His brother. j. II.
Downey, went with HIM
MIR. George II. Griegs has gone to his old
home. Columbus, Ohio. 10 be absent about
three weeks attending to some matters con"
nected with his fathers estate.
Mr. Charles A. Lilienthal left for New Or
leans last night. TO be gone for a few days,
having been called away very suddenly on ac-
count OF the Illness of his mother.
MIR. II. NJ. Blgin and wife and daughter
Miss Bette. Of Houston, are in the city
guests of their daughter, Mrs. w H. Coyle,
Soi Nolan street.-San Antonio Express.
Nj and Mrs. George A. Hume and Miss
Annie Price OF Austin are visiting the family
OF MI. E. NJ Longcope. 1901 Milan street.
The ladies are both nieces OF Mrs Longcope
Miss Dolly Scott OF so Charities street, who
les been visiting in New Orleans for the past
three weeks, returned Saturday right, accom-,
panied ty her cousin. Mrs v c. Wilson, and
children. of that city.
Or. W S. Wheeler returned last night from
Corsicana, where he has been In tho interest
Of the Crttenton Home. flo leaves this morn
ing for Austin and other points on the Hous-
ton and Texas Central
James Hayes, prominent stockman and
farmer Of Madison county, came IN yesterday
morning, breakfasted at tho Hutchins House
and Is still in the city visiting his relatives.
Hon. John T. Browne, Mrs Joseph Collins
and others.
Hon. w b. OQuun Of Lufkin. chairman
of the Second congressional district was in
the city yesterday Oh busiI css. Mr.. OQuinn
Informed q Post reporter that Lufkin viii get
both the congressional and Thirty first
ioHturial conventions this year
MofNrs Watt and Alien Nshet, young men
prominent In business and social circles IN
Giddiugs, spent some days in the city this
wec and last on summer jaunt. They are
fine musicians, aud many Houston friends
Will long remember their visit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-22
Meeting then adjourned.
THE ORDER WORRIED
p"' IL Landed Frank Reed in .Jnil
for Forgery.

Hut IL Landed Frank Reed In Jnil
for Forgery.
Early Monday morning Frank Reed. col
ored' entered Morris Bros clothing store,
on Main street, and said that Street Com
missioner Jack Kennedy lad told him TO
get suit OF clothes, and asked n Captain
konredy's order would be accepted.
He was answered In the affirmative and
told to get The order.
He returned once, saying he could no,
find Captain Kennedy and tried to Get tbe
clothes, but being told that he could rot
secure the clothes without an order. he
finally returned with the following:
Morris Bros
Houston, Texas, Juno 20 1SoS.-Iet
carer nave Sl2 worth OF good ana charge
Same to me, pable July 90 and ohlge
A., lack Remedy"
Mr' Morris was busy when Reed present
ed this crudely written order and mer,lv
glanced at It.
He told one of his employees to LOT Reed
nave VIZ worth OF clothing and stuck thc
order on the file
Later Mr. Morris looked at the order ana
discovered ut once that Il was n forrsrv
captain Kennedy was found and verified
MT MOTIFS suspicious The, mat,er wos
piaceu IN the hands OF the police and Reed
Sergeant Erickson. "'hs oE
W preliminary hearing YESTERDAY o,,,,.
i"s netore Justice Fitze he was nlaced ma.
=" SOW oohd Tor forgery and $500 for utter.
ing forged instrument "''0'