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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20

,pf good water might be- attained. The. indie.
pendent trusts, however, chat before the sum-
mer flies away. that the system be extended,
and that if necessary the experiments be post
poned until a little later, If necessary.
The Independent has no complaint to make
in the way the City Fathers have act, d in this
matter, for they are disposed to force the i'm
ii the water system could be extended, the sew
erage can also be extended and besides we will
have fire protection where it is badly needed;
the residents will have water for their lawns,
stock, and for household purposes.
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NV full blooded black PercheronI
lion will be at my home, sec. 8. twpI
rye 81, from Saturday night
Wednesday morning of each week: !
vices SIS to insure sucking stalI
colt, HIS weighs 100 lbs and is q !
animal. JOSEPH GUsTAFso1
5 .16tf Grelland, N. I
Automo bile Owners; We can
YOUR aMto while in any part OF thu
against loss by fire for $3.50 pc
sand. Montgomery & Com
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Sweden will send a representative to this
country, particularly to North Dakota, to as
certain why SO many men from that country
have emigrated to America. Sweden declares
that there are not enough men left to operate
the mills properly and maintains that Sweden
offers Just as good Inducements in commercial
way and just as much freedom of government
and religion as America.
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Is He Guilty?

Is the man, Harry Orchard who has con-
fessed to killing many people in cold blood, to
be generally believed in all of his statements?
Orchard is degenerate, of the worst type, ac-
cording to his own testimoney, and his testi-
mony should be given very little credance. The
Independent cannot help but believe thai Hay
wood, Pettibone and Meyer will be acquitted.
ss3sGs
Did you read what the Reporter said about
kicking it's friends in the short RIBS? Now
wouldn't that jar you? Ask some of Sans po-
litical friends who assisted him financially if he
didn't reverse suddenly and Maud like, land a
few blows below the belt?
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339EGG
Had Better Hurry.

If you are intending making hnal proof on
your claim before the first OF the year, you had
better get busy with your proof before long.
Register McGahan informs us that he has
1900 proofs, the dates for which he has been I'M
able to set and some will have to be carried
along until after the first of the year 1t is pos
sible to take but twenty final proofs day.
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In District Court
s Eighth Judi.
cial District,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA ,

Is. Lindsay, and Il. y. FAR
field. co-partnershlp doing
business under the firm
name and style OF Lindsay
brothers, plaintiffs, Notice OF
VS.. Sherns Sale
E. c. Erb,
Defendant
Notice is hereby given. that under a war
rant of attachment, to me directed and deliv-
cred. and issued out Of the Clerk OFFICE OF
the District court. Eighth Judicial district.
State Of Nor h Dakota. In and for the county
OF Ward. levied upon he following described
real property Of said defendant. to-wit:
Lots Eleven and Twelve IN and ~. block
fourteen 90 town Of Ryder. Ward county.
North Dakota; That under and by virtue OF an
execution to me directed and delivered. and
fee OF said District Court in and for Ward
county upon u judgment rendered in. said
court. in favor OF Lindsay Brothers, plalntns
and against h. G. Erb. defendant, shall on
the 22d day OF June. a. d. 1907. at the hour OF
two O'Clock D. IN of said date. at the front
door of the Court House, in the city OF Minot
in said County and State, proceed to sell the
right. title and interest OF the above-naned r,
G.. Erb in and to the above described property
to satisfy said judgment and costs amounting
to Ten Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy
Two Dollars and Sixty-Seven Gents CslO 772.e7)
together with all accruing costs OF sale. and IN
terest on the same from and after the 18th day
of April \. d.. 1907. at the rate OF seven pei
cent "a per annum. at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash.
County. North Dakota.
BY 61-To MEIsCh. Deputy.
Ward CoyPty. North Dakota.
Palda g. Burke, attys for Plaintiffs. 5-l6-o-2O
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So Far, Good.

Some years ago, the city voted to bond for
1000 for the extension OF the water system
So far little has been done in regard to extend
ing the system, except to experiment with wells
in localities where it was hoped sufficient flow
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and office in Minot. N. D.

Land Office in Minot, N. D.
davit, filed May T. 1907. set forth facts
show that after due diligence personal 81
Of this notice cannot be made, it is here1
dered and directed that such notice be
by due and proper publication \
T. E. Fox, Recej|
Geo. a. McGee, Attorney for Contestant,
5.166-20 Minot, N.
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AAEGEe
Find Your Own.

The Reporter is trying to dictate the policy
OF the Independent. That paper has had very
hard time in the past, securing a policy Of its
own. Wonder whose fight Sam will be taking
up next?:.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA L. In District Court
County of Ward ss) DISCREET

STATE North DAKOTA In Pst1ic5 Court
County of Ward ss,) District.
PeterM. Northenscold.
Tho Roi,s vs. vs. M,rtin R nnnaon deceased
the Heirs of Victor Munson, decea. cd.
and all persons unknown claim SUMMONS
ing any tate or interest in, or
lien encumbrance upon the ro-
perry described "a the complaint,
Defendants.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint Of the planth IN in the above th enf1 ar
of the District Court within and Tor the coun-
~ Of Ward and state g q North t Rakosa
answer upon the subscribers, at their flee IN
the city of Minot, in the above name County
and State within thirty days after the service WI"
exclusive Of the date Ut service ana IN
case of your failure to answer or appear judg.
ment will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the compliant:
Dated at Minot. North DalSota, this 2lst day
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postofice and office. Opera House Bl ok,
Minot, North Dakota.
Notice To The Above Named Defendants.
this action relates to the followi g, described
real state situated and being in Ward coun.
Southwest Quarter On, aud the vest half ~.
of the Southeast Quarter ~ Section 20; Twenty
OF range Ninety-One (9D west Of the Filth princi.
o Meridian; also the Southeast Quarter ~
sec,icn Four RAJ, Township One Hundred Sixty
1850, north of range Ninety 1901 west OF the
FIFTH Principal Meridian.
PALDA & BURKE
5o36.27 ATTORNEYS of Plaintiff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
CONVENTION OF FIRE
CHIEFS I'm WASHINGTON
Capita City Department VIII Give
Practical Demonstration For
Benefit of Visitors.
I'm Associnted press1 \

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. S.-'rhe
International Association of Fire
Engineers began its thirty-Rfth annu.
al convention IN this city today. Tnv
program included street parade to
Odd Fellows Hall, where the dele
gates were welcomed by District Com
missioner MacFarland.
After brief session the convention
adjourned until this evening, when
memorial services were held for MEM
bers of the association who, died dur
ing the last year.
Among the incidents for the enter.
tainment OF the visiting chiefs will
be practical demonstration tomor-
row of the working of the Washington
fire department. In &c evening n
business meeting will be held at which
papers of interest to firemen vii be
read. Officers will be elected Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Sensation Created by Confession
Of Man Charged with Stealing
The Cope Of Ortiz.
PARISH PRIESTS IN CONSPIRACY
Antoni E. Thomas, Clement Mcr
chant, Declares That He and others
Were Employed to Trade Counter
feits for Priceless Relics Held by
the sanctuprles.
(Dy Associated Pross.l

10Y Associated IrcSS.)
PARIS, Oct. S.-Considcrablc scnsa-
ton has been caused by the remark
able confession of Antoni Il. Thomas.
OF ClemontFcrrand, who was arrested
with his mother and BROTHER, charged
with completely in the theft of the
famous Cope of Orth, which belonged
to the state and was valued Mt sl2O.-
600. from the church az Ambazac near
Limoges.
70. months. precious relics have
been disappearing from churches.
creating the impression that gang
OF thieves was systematically at
work. Thomas. who gave himself IN
to clear his mother and sister. now
asserts that this story Is correct.
Accuses Antiquaries.
He declares that after the passage
of the church and state separation
law and the taking of the church in
ventories began, antiquaries of Paris
some of whom are millionaircs, hired
them and others to 20 through tho
country and bride the parish priests
to surrender the relics and substitute
connterfeits which could be turned
over TO the state. He says this pIau
OF operation continued ~ nun this, hut
as many of the most valuable church
treasures could not he counterfelted.
he finally went boldly into tho bust
ness of wholesale Burglary. Thomas
estimates the amount of his robberies
Mt 100000.
The Cope of Orth belonged to tho
Order of Grammont. o. Grammoun-
tains, whose monastery was situated
mt Mnrit. near Limoges. 1t disap-
peared during the French revolution.
when the order was dissolved. and
later turned mp in the church of ANA
bazec from which 1t was stolen.
Sold |. in London.
Thomas says he sold 1t to an anti
quarry of London for $4,000. He
further declares that the antiquities
of Paris get rid of their "plunder" in
England and America and announced
his intention to make Il clean breast
of II and expose his accomplices who
have abandoned him.
Another phase of the case is the
discovery of letters at the Thomas
residence indicating that they have
been engaged in the performance OF
Illegal operations upon society
A Respectable" Merchant.
Thomas apparently was respocta-
Bile merchant in ClcrmontF crranh.
and the arrest OF his mother ana
brother caused Il furry of excitement
in the old town
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
'SPIHNERS ARE ANXIOUS
TO BUY FROM PLANTERS
Looks Like Day Of The Middle
Alaa In Cotton Handling
Has Passed.
FARMERS READY FOR SITUATION
Chain Of Warehouses has Been Built,
and Business System Pc tcc.cd, Ac.
00rd''S to Statement Before inter
national Conference at Atlanta
WIN Be Discussed Further Today.
(By AsancIntnh nro... ,

| ATLANTA, GA, Oct s%'rh,, ~.
u,nc Is not FAR distant when tho cot
'on Planters of tho South win soil
'nc'rs product direct TO tho sniuu.r.,
vi europe and America. instn,d -,
'hroush tlc middlcman. I'm boIns co,,,
dressed ut plantations with metho,',
III winch loss has lacn roduco,, ~ :,
'mIi'i'lum, was indicated Inv todn,., ~
n,scusslon before tho Intcyrntin,,,, =
spinncrs. s'oWers and
Summers representing hund,od,
''iliis ana millions OF snin,lIo. ,,,n VI
plahtcrs that thcy were M, on,, LII Jn''
ing but anxious TO bny th,ir w'i
dircct from the planter ins, No.'on
nlo p'nh'er can deliver direct. Rlr
forn,,.,., "nu representatives of Tho
Enrooa union told the splnners az
can,I ,I'at already they were or
wo .nho,,. n"' p'iilt chain OF cotton
svs,om "ses nad perfected n business
n,,rcha os when the spiuncrs could
nf craao "n utmost unlimited snpp,v
Inueh cotton. and were rendy r.
sellIn" =, unc nn,i1uatcd method az
sN''ns through middleman VI
!. must Give Better ser,,t..
: brit,ii- -uirf Herr -ayrn,,, eTvloe:
Nfpnpo ,..r ''' t<HttflUf kiIFffnr =, -
,,, '.,,',", III You planters wish to 1872 =.
.o,,,, WIN 'ls you must give MS h .,nne
''iv, we, than the merchants, 80 "'''er
Action furthcring this oo,,,,
,Ia', concrete form In tho unon 'rr.,on
, y, ,l, by the conference Of nous
r,,n' presented by tho comm,tto rcs 80,
n mime relations between growers on on
i n,t"srs. This resolution dce = "nn
~, much OF the present d Tus,areu
! n.andlins cotton could bc c ,,Ti,,i,,culty I
ro 'mc growers would adopt whna
s,',,i as tho warehouse svst"n n". ~, IS !
S morIn selling agents in Enron n ana
r Great Work Still to be- no,. I
- no great work OF the con Ie
:, ,, remains to be done. The is s enc, a
,, =, N. on the general subject Of r. linz, Una
o n ana handling of cotton pa Sauw
'"S bearing on this were nro mosoln, r
,,' ."hav.s session bv tho com onen,cd
m W. inc subject was refcrro,, ''. aa, |
-, ,nr somewhat protractcd e dIso ana
n" Wee ordered printed ma 'Sr n.,,,
,rron up ior further discnssio, WI tn n
n y fo'" with tho probability ,bnt 10, TO, II
~, rene, viii devote most or me me :"
N Jay secession to their consido me
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
GENERAL STRIKE MAY
BE ORDERED IN CUBA
Labor Organization Threaten Ex
treme Measure IL Railways EN-.
ploy Strike-breakers.
OBy Assoclated Press.l

HAVANA, Oct. S.-The Cuban labor
organizations mt meeting today
adopted II resolution to order gen
eral strike. calling ont all the unions
on the island. If the railways cni-
ploy the strike-brcakers who landed
here yesterday from New York.
despatch has been received from
President Gompers. OF the American
Federation of Labor. rendering the
labor organizations of Cuba the sun
port of the federation.
Up TO the present no strike-break.
ers nave boon employed on the roads.
hey arc still awaiting orders at their
headquarters. The police have taken
precautions to prevent breach of the
peace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Ep|scopa||ans Cannot Agree Upon
Proposed Use Of
"iIRGrIc n.
INTERESTING DEBATE IS EXPECTED
Judge Old, of Virginia, Moved to
Strike Out Word, But His Was Voted
oown--Anothcr Debate Started by
Chicago eIcsate-eeorsia Diocese
Divided.
By Associatod prnee


RICHMOND. VA, Oct S.--The
Episcopal convention held an interest.
ing session in both houses this morn.
ing, the bishops discussing the aues-
ton of dividing the church into eiyl,t
provinces, each To mold synod year
~ ut which the bishops, presbyters
and. laymen will sit.
No action was taken
The house OF deputies spent the
morning in discussing rules of bu,i.
ness and many sharp speeches were
made both by those who favored and
opposed the rules offered by Mr.. Fran.
els Lynde Stetson, of New York. in
troduccd by Congressman Saunders
OF Virginia, who offered many amend.
mcnts.
Judge Saunders finally carried his
point with but two exceptions. after
prolonged debate. Mr. Stetson accept
ing his suggestions except in two in
stances.
Proposed Change in Name.
Later in the day DIR. Huntington. of
New York, spoke in favor of his pro-
posed preamble which many believe
to be an attempt TO change the title
OF the church from Protestant Episco-
pal Church to American Church.
Judge Old, of Virginia, spoke in op-
petition, as did Mr. Mcconnell, of
Louisiana, and several others.
Rev. DIR. Insold and others favored
the word America. DR.. Huntington
explained that 1t was necessary to
use the word America TO distinguish
the church from the English church.
and this he said was especially ne
ccssary at this time on account of
the recent visit of the Lord Bishop of
London.
Judge Old moved to strike out the
word America, but his motion was de-
feated. Before Il vote could be taken
clerical delegate from Chicago
moved to strike out the words 'Ac-
knowledging the Holy scriptures to be
the record of Gods revelation OF him
self in his son." and substitute "Ac-
knowledging the Holy scriptures to
be the word OF Gods revelation of
himself in his son."
A Warm Debate Expected.
The suggestion of the Chicago dele
gate will bring about 1t is thought n
warm debate on the floor tomorrow,
for grave church questions are raised
already, and it is said the suggested
substitute is an attack upon DR.. Hunt
ington.
The house of bishops concurred in
the resolution permitting the diocese
of Georgia to divide the diocese.
In Joint Session.
This afternoon Il joint session of the
two bodies heard Bishop Graves Of
China, and Bishop McKim, of Japan,
and Bishop Brent of the Philippines,
speak on the church in the Far East.
Bishop Brent caused sensation by
his criticism of the United States gov
ornment in the management of the
Philippine Islands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
PHOTOGRAPH WAS MADE
FOR Mr.. PLATTS BENEFIT
Miss Woods Attorneys Claim They
Intended That Picture Should
Mislcad Defense.
Especial to the Daily Press.

'opccHil 10 inc DAILY Press
RICHMOND, VA, Oct S.-OFlah-
crly and Fulton. attorneys for Miss
Mac Woods, or Mrs. Thomas {. llatt,
in her suit for divorce from the New
York Senator That the alleged marriage
certificate i'll the possession of Miss
Woods attorneys is mutilated docu-
ment. stated tonight that copy of
the certificate seen by Senator Plat
was carefully photographed for his
especial benefit, with the signature
OF the man who performed the core.
mony carefully hidden, because they
did not care TO disclose their trump
card to the other side until such a
course became necessary in open
court.
The certificate itself carries all the
necessary names, it is stated. to make
1t n complete legal document The
certificate is now in the hands of the
clerk of the court in New York, hav-
ing been sent there by OFlaherty
and Fulton under order of tho court.
and has probably already been perus-
cd by the attorneys for Senator Plat.
Miss Woods attorneys made no
fight on producing the document when
ordered, maintaining that they have
nothing 10 hide and are ready to meet
the opposition at any and all times,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Balueshlp Spends Ten Hours With
Nose In Norfolk HaPb0P Aaud.
HAULED Off BY WRECK NC TUG
Ammunition and Other Heavy Things
Removed Before Big Vessel Could
Be Drawn Into Deep Water-A Col
Ilslon Threatened.
an Associated Prcss.l

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. S.-With the
assistance OF seven powerful tugs the
battleship Kentucky. which stranded
off Lamberts Point this morning, while
ondeavoring to avoid a possible col
lision with vessels lying at anchor
in the stream awaiting their turns
to take on coal at the piers, was float
ed at 1905 tonight
1t was $3.50 o'clock this morning
when the kentucky met with the ac-
cidcnt that rendered her powerful
engines useless SO far as releasing her
from her position was concerned. and
the combined efforts of six of tho
strongest tugs in these waters failed
to move her an inch
Ammunition Removed.
Orders came from the navy yard to
remove the ammunition and other
heavy things from the battleshlp that
she might be lightencd before another
effort was made to pull her into deep
watcF at high tide last night.
Big barges were sent from the navy
yard and on these tons OF ammunition
We're loaded. Other things that were
heavy and which could be moved with
out trouble were taken off the battle
ship.
Rescue Does the Work.
Tonight the Merritt and Chapman
wreckins tug Rescue went to the as.
sistance and after working about an
hour the Kentucky was pulled into
deep water and headed under her own
steam for the navy yard.
The grounding of the Kentucky. like
all other things that happen In the
navy viii be investigated by the usual
board of Inquiry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
N. w. SUPERINTENDENT
IS HfLDRfSPoNsIBlE
Warrant Charging Major Dubarry
With slansIauster Follows
CSroncr's ,quest.
lBy Assoclnil prnssA

NORFOLK. VA, Ct. S.-Thc coro
ncr's jury investigntg tho killing of
Mrs. n. G. Munscl nd Mrs. IIen-y
Holmes, of Massachetts. BY Nor
folk and Western cine hero last
week. brought in a vctct tonight find.
ing Major f. j.. Dubry, superinten.
dent of terminals foric road guilty
of criminal ncgligoncc not having n
ilagman on the engines called for I'm
the law of the city.
a warrant chargingIajor Dubarry
with involuntary manughter has
been issued,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
MRS. HANNA WEEDS AGAIN.
Former Wife OF Lutte Senator'S Son
Bride of Franklin Pclton

NEW ROCHELLE. N. ". Oct S.
n's. Elizabeth Gordon Hanna. tho
10 10, nler Vile OF Dan II. Hanna. OF
cleveland Ohio. son Of tho late scno'
our mark Hanna. was married Mt 1
so r'o rs Yesterday afternoon MT STAN.
ioru. Conn, to Franklin Peiton.
por ceremony was performed by
baptist Church there. and wos VII
nrssed by members of the family IN.
findlhg Mrs. HIanna's mother nnd ole.
'er whc are now living in New Yorx
Ai'cr mo wedding MI. Pcfton M
ms bride got In touring car nmI
sncu away They would not toll nnv
,nn NV, who're they We're going. II waa
I'M, ,,', from II member of tho party
',., 'ney VIII return late this month
when Mrs. Pelton will close her hon,o
~ Mama oncck-on-thc,Sound ana tbnv
VIII sail for Europe ' '"''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
RAIN RUNSPRESiDENT
AND PARTY BACK TO CAMP
Secretary Latta Returns to StambouI
With Story That No Bear Has
Been Sighted
(Ey Associalcd Prnss.l

STEAMBOAT. La. Oct S.-Sccrc-
tary Latta returned today from his Wis
II to the President on the Tcnsas river
bringing with him batch of newly
dictated letters and rccollcctions of
a very wet night spent in camp.
He says that yesterdays rain was
oven more than was bargaincd for and
that while the first effect was to put
the woods in good condition, they be-
came so wet by o'clock that the party
was compelled TO return to camp.
Tho rain which had begun early in
the day, continued throughout the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
Detroit and Chicago Play Twelve
Strenuous Innings.
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
over Twenty-four Thousand People
Witness Contest and Go Home
s't''fed-Don0van and overall the
Pitchers.

CHICAGO, ILL. Oct s-no,r,,.
ahd Chicago. leaders OF tbo Ana.iaa.,
ana National Leagues. rcsnnn,i,. .eni'
played twelve strenuous i nni,,
~ ~ mere today in the first game of
ca. So.'es ior the baseball chamnIon.
snip of the world '''p'oh'
so,,m "o contest was repicte with sen.
0,na situations, and when Uronirc
tbn 49,, Oh inc National League. called
~ s"lie on account of darkness mo-,
~ inc 2i'3T spectators sighed wJ,,,
', uiSi ana went home well sotjsrlcd
with tho outcome. s"'is''cd
OVenaii and Donovan.
overall and Donovan wcrc tho 49,
nuslng pitchers. but the former op
~.ncn out when Chicago had tied ,ho
mon III inc ninth inning ann Ind
,nen on bases waiting 10 score th"
wiiing run. Moran was som =. 'ao
"a. ior him. but before Tho int,a.
nad time to deliver the nnedod ht,
IVES tried to steal home and na s
'"t ny narrow margin. retirin,, tio
sue. Renlbach finished the pome a ~"
or three innings retired Datroit, a
ieavy hittcrs without the semhianoa
If = hit. oiailce
nc work OF all the pitchers VIZ.
:, stcass' but Donovan had n shar.
IL ms rivals In that he strucl, out
we've OF the opposing batsmon He
o.o"n base on lnlls was costly hut
,''n good support he would have won
Is game "''e won a
~, Standa Packed. =
me enlarged stands were packed y,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-09
BABY AND TEN SPOT.
New Inmate of Richmond Infants
Home Brought Board Money.

Home brought Board Money.
RICHMOND. VA, Oct. Sat 3
o'clock this morning. the front door
bell rang at the Elliott Home for
Infants, Eleventh and Marshall
streets. and q four-months old bnby.
handsomely alfred. was found dc
posted on the porch of the institu
ton.
Attached to the clothing of the lit
Tie stranger were found note and n
$40 bill, the note stating that like
amount of money would be left at the
home every month.
The child. which is of beautiful!
appearance. is evidently the offspring
of gentle parents and those in easy
circumstances
Not many little gentlemen make
their debut here with $40 notes pin
ned to their bihs," said the matron of
the Home today
The child is being held for adoption.