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LEGAL NOTICE.
(F'irst Published in Guthrie Daily
Leader May 25, 191l)
S147.OO00O
CITY OF GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA
BOND SALE

The City Of Guthrie, Oklahoma, Of.
fers the following twenty-five year. 5
per cent bonds, interest payable semi.
annually:
100000 90 park improvement bonds
s47000.00 railroad viaduct bonds.
Financial statement forwarded on
application.
All bids must be filed with the
City Clerk by 1900 O'Clock noon
june 2tst 1911, accompanied by ccd.
titled check for one per cent Of the
bid.
No bid for less than par will be rc-
ceived and the City Council reserves
tie right to reject any and all bids.
e. n. WINsLoW, City Clerk
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lhe aunHd election OF UfIieefs 81
the university aahls4c association
resulted in the selection of Blink
capshaw oi Norman the famous all
southwestern halfback as president.
His opponent was Harry Diamond
0f Holdeuville, premier track athlete
and captain Of tie 1911 basket ball
team HE tight was a close Oue as
Both men are exceedingly popular
with the student body
Al recent item I'll the college paper
read, Doc Riley is To Join Hynten
band sometime til June The af0rH-
said noe is very popuar Grad
Of the class of % who is now in
Oklahoma City as STATE statician of
the board of health Can il be pos
sible that Doc" has turned musi-
clan or anarchist or something Ike
taat? Wonder what's going to hap
pen to Doc anyway.
There used to be classy baseball
cam Al the University Of Oklahoma
bat during the last few games Of the
season it seems 10 have Joined the
conspiracy originate bg the Okla
homa City Nets aud Saint Louis
Browns which has as its object the
permanent annexation of last place
In the percentage column The Soon
ers had string Of Straight wins In
ul they broke even with Texas UAi-
fersity Next they allowed The Ok
lahOma "Aggies to maae 10 one ana
one, aud now the d0letuI news comes
from Fayetteville that the Arkansas
Razorbacks have trounced them In
two straight games The scores we're
I 20 o ana 20 To 4 Arkansas was 4
worthy foe, having defeated the uui
versity of llinoi ! and other Dig
schools tiis year
Milas Lasater. FORMER insurance
commissioner nf Oklahoma, address
ga the students in Economics We'd
nesday of last week His subject
was Tile Laws Governing Ifisnr
snce in Oklahoma
Miss Gertie Mccormick, sister of
Charles II Mccormick. Of Chandler
WIZ NiN aAfti iUWnl3 disappeared lft8h
The university month ago was in
Norman last week making investlga
tions that might aid In the search
She took his belongings home with
her ii seems that the las chapter
has been written in tbe strange
story. Mccormick, a diiIgent and
popular student who was spending
his third year In the uniyersffy.
boarded a uofhbound train en- rou1e
TO Oklahoma City to solicit adver
tlsing for a student publication of
which be was business manager. That
was just d month ago 4 relentless
vearch tas failed to disllose his
whereabouts or reveal any trace 0f
pim since chat time
Students 81 Oklahoma University
are Musually fortunate III The mat.
tef NJ securing scholarships Iii other
institutions this Year The Following
graduate scholarships have been 0f-
Tered Prof q. III Williams til
chemistry at illinois university. hob
wood, geology AT Yale: IL II Car
penier and q r Eckies geology. MI
Chicago chcater G. CLARK it Colam-
bia
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(F1sst published IN the Guthrie Daily
leader Ma =, i9il1
ORDINANCE NO. 1888
An Ordinance palnap prin1ar,s efer.
9on ia the city of Guthrie. Okhhona. for
Che purpose OF nominating certain citv
and school district officers. ana declaf-
ing an emergency.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND COIfNCILMFN OF TINE CITY
OF GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA.
Section l. A primary election Is
hereby called 10 be held ln the CIV of
Guthrie Logan County Oklahoma. On
,he 30tl day Of May A H.. lait, fnr the
purpose Of nominating certain clty ana
school district Officers Ia ss5d civ H.
follows. to-wit:
Mayor
0ae eor,,n,fss3,,tc. ,,l,, es,,,li f, s,,.n,
gnfen0anf Sg INK ae@grt,,aA, IA it,til
safety nm ''''''' f'''''
,ln@ ea,s,nisaiet.e, ,,.,,,, st.,u Il. ,,,.,
iptehdeni II t,a dop.gt,,neei IN n',,iic
.nllIty r f"N'
stt ,nn.at,er. IL the sah ,..,.a ...,,,
sb5ii " ,,in ga5nina3a " '' 9err"l ooltu WaV
ttsAt t'ftNt IT. Hft Aft tnA wy NiiN t'fN
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Es

(The voter win Indicate bis Or her
preference hy stamping in llle Square in
trout Of the word yes on the word
''notD
The ballots shalt De In substantially he
above form az said election
Said election Shall be held at tae reg
ular voting places in the ten voting pre-
eiHcts iu said City Of Guthrie.
The following named persons are here
by designated aud appointed % eondHet
said election AZ said respective voting
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WINNERS Squarest deal ever offer
ed through agents new Queen
Broom soc; sells itself, repeats, ok
elusive, permanent corn bruoms are
doomed Investigate Warren Brush
Co. CincinnaM. ONO.
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AGENTS WANTED PORTRAITS,
FRAMES; best work loweso pric-
es; Convex oil bromide, winners
samples free; work guaranteed, Dean
s,udio, sos h. i2th ST. Kansas City
no
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SALESMAN wantea tuf cur ilue of
laoes and euhr0Ideries for the
state 0f Oklahoma 0neoHlussioB
basls. One residing III th0 state pre-
ierfed covering all suial and large
towns GQldWatcr Biusa Importers.
aiS Broadway. New snfk
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AGENTS SIX SALES DAY MEANS
BIC income selling BIB easy Wrin
ger Mops Two turns OF crank rings
mop dry Woman ea8ei 20 buy
SNYDER, Napoleon, o., sold 40 first
ten hours Great opportunity l0r
easy money; don need experience.
Catalogue ana fun information free.
.U s. Mop Co. 1874 Main ST., Leip,
SIC Ohio.
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sNLEsmEN uAM1Kl

Fan SEASON now on. Splendid
side line for travelling salesmen;
small package, easy sale, liberal
commissions Address with reference
stating territory Aug Cast Bank.
Note CO.. ST. Louis Tile old reliable
c5leudar house.
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nt have borne d have Il belong g
any 9ue else
Well II Iceland and Tie fame of
writing gp geysers IS So ailnring
10 nnF MaIiOm inseghesea hastily
FIae }fagenGies can Ea geologlzinE
alone Id tar fatber 30 @ the
mouniains wlth MY mother and You
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ANYONE, anywhere. can start mail
order business at home. No can
sassing, Be your own boss Send
tor free ooklet Tells how. Heacock,
D-409, LockDort, NJ W
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TOWEL SUPPLY

=
II ~ BRAYs. Proprietor
Towels ana aprons 0s all kinds farn.
,.tcs AZ wrg ec1ac u4gigg f.E.a. zaz
me bnfore you buy.r--5. ID firays.
me before YOU buy y. d. GnAYs.
PHONE N0 gin
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First Ward
Judges Ea podd.
A m Bpfes
Clerks B'eliy Adler
G. H. WildaE
Precinct No p
Judges Jake Sprnce.
John Towers
Clcr&s Major McGinley.
Frank Woods
Second Ward,
Precinct No. I.
Judge Same Evans.
o. Brown.
Cierks--J N Curi
"a Johnson.
Precinct No p
Iudgeg John Scmbblng
Con Harrington.
CleEls ~ sexag.
ChaF Adler.
Third Ward.
precinct no. I.
JuGges NJ X. pratt.
Geo CArfisou,
Cicrks-G r. La8ihfonk.
M L. Mock
Precinct ~ ?.
Judge Harry Uold
NJ Ueinbefker.
Clerks Tor HishN
Bea Beikev
Fourth Ward.
FNRLffiIA NApFa "
Judges p.A R kiaeRa
Ib 81 f&tyliAv sA
c1efksr~N I'll f'fMgehHls
Preetnct No r ~es@
Jadges M White
Bnb Henderson.
Clerks Billie Poisson
WI IA kieAW0nd
Fifth Waga.
precinct Mo /.
fsfR~#a4 ~ WsWan#.
'eIl Wsaitnn
C't&EhM fMa Ataepy
M MAfija
Tne aiert9fA residing ia iAF territory
attached tn f9e fits far aetgei nafn9Hef
s1x hetwe4N f9ivis.an street extended
saata ah8 DAt0ilsA agtHae e4teHded
etst fNa'i tDse AZ tEe anEl8 II Fee fet
N8 f4rst Wa1ds aao tae eifessfs FegsAr
iae ip ile territory atiechea ia tae esr
fas ss.iJil pNrNosaa lfia3 bef~eeis p7eisson
sfreei extended s8nsh Hcd efsa 0faa
Ataeaa eAtthdeH Mfs Shall Nese A tfe
r5s n he fsftf MNf3 ara ts ssHRf
rNs 'aing "a fiis effiterf atfasaea to he
Nfv Ear cEfss rrfla tiHz rs
lYAt npra NreNlia enttt HEe III
plvislnn strset exietded noeis AEsAii bese
~ ghe polls 81 Fteeincf No l. bohfth
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PATENTS Procured also soId on
commission Positively no ADVANCE
ZEE Patent Exchange. JeHiGar Bldg
NaahingtOm h C
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COLORADO REIMBURSEMENT
SNAP Quarter section good soil,
Neneed oros fenced. h0usH. cave.
cistern stable mites town. Irrga.
zion district, $500 sor 9glck atle
tiilllland & No0dside willard eolo
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FARMS FOR HOMES isflKEas. cal
1fofn!a aud 0fegor He# c0Hasfg.
fAEMius, Frnis Siaekfaislaa. Daify
lag llome esi FREE BOOKLET
NJ " Curtis C0inNr. NJ. Il % Rx
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FREE sample. No Splash Water
strainers and winners Daily proht
s5 upward Let us prove L. Send two
cents (mailing cost, Seed Filter Co.
New York
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T@~~sss~Hss~e~~
MEN IN and near Guthrie FOR motor.
man and conductors Good oppor.
tnnIty, Experience unnecessary. $71
monthly. No strike Address Electric
Bureau, Main Office 526 Metropolitan
Bldg H. St Louis, Mo-
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Eoa GALE


MONEY Making Secrets. 100 OF them
every one a winner. GA pages for 10
cents Catalogue free, Johnson Sup
ply Co, Spokane, Wash.
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AGENTS S15 DAILY: NEW copy
rghted Negro pictures JesAs
Died for Both" Heavenward, b.
T Washington and others. Only
negro pictures ever published. Al
negroes buy-3O0 per cent profits
sample free Portrait agents, the
new Daisy portrait is q crackerlack
seller Wrile us Peoples Portrait
lomlnag 19S W Madison street.
Chicago
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46 Pieces silvmoid Tableware 0r
$500 Razor Free with eaAe soap.
Agents Coining Money You can too
Parker Chemical Company Chicago.
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81 EsTArE WANTEp

TO SELL y0ur property quickly
address Northwestern nasinas III.
sney, Minneapolis.
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tFirst published I'll tbe Guthrie Dal
a.lInr NV IN 1AlI
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Milas Isasater. FORMER insurance
commissioner of Oklahoma, address
ed the students Iii Economies We'd
nesday of last week His subject
was lhe LAWS Governing lnsur-
snce In Oklahoma
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HELP WANTEn--MALE

E,. ii. NaNSLOW.
.l,ilN l,lark
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+, H. W1NsLOW,
City Clerk.
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1 explain q good many things.
Ihe pfetty selnogfapheF was gone
#8en Graham with Marion al his
slfle heF attractive sNened face
aendiAa Above ihe glove shas Abe
saa drawing 0gef "a certain diamond
fing which Walter had broHght for
9ef lN9 Tears 9eiprs ana caFred in
lis a0ekei eyer since. walked through
fle outer osfiee suddenly Marion
paased That money!
There were mere explanations
I'm elai the NOTE Il gaafs Waa
TT Marion said finally a coult.
The evening world., 1911-09-23

Court then held Mrs. Monro for II
Grand Jury.
The girl when placed on the stan
was seated 30 that she sat directly OF
posite Mrs. Monro. All the time oh
was testifying her eyes remained nxc
on those Of the defendant. In that pt
sition she told a story the exact revera
Of the account Of the swindle she ha
related to the prosecuting attorney
short time before.
There is something wrong with tn
witness" he told the court. "Thei
seems to be some influence here ths
IL thvarting Justice. 1t In impossib
for the State &c &c, the truth out =
her"
In an instant the court room was !
an uproar. The girl wept h~ystericali.
Judge Dolan brought the scene to .
END by ordering Miss Hildey to hi
chambers. There she recovered NJ
composure and In the presence Of u
court and OF the attorneys for boz
sides she recanted the testimony On
had just given and gave the same a.
count Of the swindle that she had toll
Mr.. Fetzer
Mrs. Monro II charged with havir
obtained fi.2O from Miss Hiidey 10
n shar In n business 10 turn gray hal
black. The prosecutor asserts that en-
business was fraudulent and for month
nothing was sold,
The evening world., 1911-09-23
WEALTHY MEN AIDED HER
WHEN SHE TOOK POISON.

At the time Mrs. Dumont took poison
In the Hotel Belleclaire. Ave years ago
last April. several wealthy and In
fiuential New York men came to her
nd. One OF these was James Shewan
jr. OF No. 1903 West Ninetieth street. son
OF a millionaire drydock owner OF that
address. Mr.. Shewan said at the time
he was a friend OF Mrs. Dumont's hus-
band and he considered It his duty to
call and console her.
The police who investigated the case
said Mrs Dumont swallowed the poison
after Il quarrel with "A young IN In an
uptown cafe. They were still quirrell-
ing when they LEFT the cafe and drove 10
the Belleclaire,
At this time Mr.. Dumant and the four
year-old child OF the couple were IN
their home In New Orleans. Mrs. Du.
mont had been a frequent guest at
the Belleclairs during several years pre-
vious to the tine she took the mer-
curial tablets, The attempted suicide
case against her was dismissed when
she averred that she had taken the
poison by mistake.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
SHE BORROWED A BABY
TO IMPRESS THE JURY.
But Woman Failed to Save Her
Husband From Conviction
on Burglary Charge.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Borrowing a
baby to display as her W In an effort
to influence a jury to acquit her hus-
band of burglary failed to impress a
Benton Harbor (Mich) jury. and Mrs.
Mary 0ilverton barely escaped a charge
Of kidnapping the borrowed child, Solly
Smith, four years old. The mother re-
covered her child yesterday by the aid
OF the police. The Gilvertons had no
children, so Mrs. Gilverton, believing in
Jury persuasion by sentiment, borrowed
the child Of Mrs. Rosie Smith In Chi
caro-. Unknown to Mrs, Smith she
boarded the first train to Benton Far-
Dor, where Gilverton was on trial.
Solly played his part in the drama to
perfection. All he was supposed TO do
was 10 cry at intervals n gaze on the
Jury, But the jury did not live up to
e~xpectations. In the closing plea for
the defense counsel asked the jury in
behalf of little Solly not to send Papa"
10 jaH. There were tears in the law
ysr's eyes, in Solly's eyes and also in
the ''mother's' eyes. 1t was a dramatic
scene, but the Jurors voted guilty Mean
t1me Mrs. Smith became alarmed when
Solly was not brought home, She told
the Chicago police and they got trace
OF the child. which was returned to the
mother at Benton liarbor,
The evening world., 1911-09-23
PASSENGERS VOTE THANKS
TO BIG LINERS CAPTAIN.

Passengers OF La Provence Of the
French line. when they came in to-day,
presented Capt. Poncelet with a set OF
resolutions thanking him for bringing
them over the water when he did not
want to,
The unions to which the twenty-five
cooks and one hundred and thirty
stewards of La Prvence belong had n
quarrel between themselves Just before
the ship sailed from lIavre and all
struck, The officers motored over TO
Troutvllle and hired walters who were
about 10 return to Paris after the end
OF the season. iWth these and the
sailors doing the duties of staterom
stewards the passengers did not have
the most comfortable time in the world.
But they We're glad and grateful that
they came back ON time under any
terms.
Among the sufferers was Adele Richie,
who lost a contract with Lew Fields
by not getting back a week ago but
who will probably make a new en-
gagemlent with a. IL. Woods.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
z KILLED., | HURT
WHEN PULLMANS
ROLL DOWN GRADE
String of Cars Run Away and
Dash Into Detached Car
in Melrose Yard.

Two car repairers were killed and a
2 o'clock this morning In the Melrose
yard OF the New York Central when a
string OF heavy parlor cars. running
away down grade. crashed, into q de-
tached car under which o repair crew
was at work.
Albert Lorenz. forty-three. OF Val
halla. y. Y, was Instantly killed; Jo-
seph Lod!s. t~hirty-fve. of No. 1H9 Ed
wards avenue. the Bronx. died. shortly
after being removed to the Lebanon
Hospital, with a fractured skull. a
broken frm n internal injuries. and
John Bailey. thirty. OF No. 253 East Fiji
tieth street. Is in the hospital with a
mangled left arm and internal injuries.
The Melrose yard lies between one
Hundred and Fifty-first and One Hun
bred and Sixty-irst streets along Park
avenue. and Is traversed by the roads
main line. Tier is a mesh work of
tracks, the main line being OF the cleo
tr!c third rail system and switch en-
gines doing duty on the sidings that
are not electrically equipped. All the
power cars are stored and cleaned in
this varcr where the trains are made
up and sent down to Grand Central sta
ton.
The three men were working under
meath a detached parlor car on a siding
at one Hundred n Fifty-third street.
A block north stood a string Of several
cars with brakes set to kold them.
There Is a down grade from where the
string OF cars stood to the siding oc-
cupied by the single ear, and suddenly
the whole string began rolling down
toward the lone car.
Owing to the rumble and roar OF the
continuous trafiic the repair crew had no
warning OF the approaching danger. The
string of heavy cars crashed heavily into
the single car. catching all three men
under its trucks and twisting Lorenz's
body round n journal. The lone car was
jolted nearly a hundred feet down the
siding before men who jumped aboard
could set the brakes and bring il tc a
stop.
The yard master Immediately sent
word to Lebanon Hospital and Dr. Brill
came with an ambulance. Lorenz had
been killed Instantly. Bailey was sent
Immediately to the hospital, but Lodis's
condition was so critical that he was
attended for an hour in n nearby parlor
car. He died a few minutes after reach
ing the hospital.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
WOMAN Who SHOT
1NSULTER' FIGHTS
LEAVE PRISON
Mrs. c Will Try to Force
From Case Prosecutor Who
Wants Her Denied Bail.

OPELOUSAS, La. Sept. 23.-On the
ground that he is related to Allen Gar
land, the young man who was killed
Thursday by Mrs. j. =. McCrea. the
family of Mrs. McCrea will seek to have
District Attorney r.. Lee Garland retire
from the prosecution. Thls decision is
the result of the district attorneys
declaration that he would not consider
an application for bail for Mrs. McCrea.
This would mean that she would be
forced to remain in prison until Janu-
airy. the time of the next session OF
court.
with Mrs. McCrea In the prison are
her husband and her little daughter.
and she is being cared for In the best
quarters that are afforded. Mrs. Nc
Crea was not accessible to any one to-
day. and her husband refused to add
anything to his wife's bare
ment that she a killed the young
map because he had insulted her.
Yes, | killed him. and II every wom-
an who Is insulted by a man would do
the same thing there would be more vir-
try. As any good would be
sblTy 10 tuhe IL human me- ! dHi sOliy'
Naturally, l regret killing this young
man. l regret II in the sense he forced
me to 1t. The deed was justihable. no
matter how regrettable 1t is"
That was the statement made by Mrs,
McCrea when she was arrested. But
no further explanation was made and
as they were no witnesses to the shoot
Ing the case Is yelled in mystery.
The verdict OF the Coroner's jury Is
that young Garland came to his death
as the result Of pistol wounds inflicted
by Mrs. McCrea, and there the story
stops for the present, until the woman
herself tells her story or the District
Attorney obtains some new evidence.
Mrs. Mccrea and young Garland were
friends, tho McCrea and Garland
families being neal nelghbors. But
their friendship was never supposed to
ave gone beyond pounds and no at
tachment whatever between them was
suspected.
one story told to-day that the shoot
ing followed a quarrel between Mrs.
McCrea's eldest son apd Garland. but
this mas In no way been verified.
Garland was shot in the back and It
is the theory OF the police that the
bullet was fired while he sat in a
chair smoking a cigar. Three shots
We're heard by two negro servants In
the house, but that IL all known of
tho tragedy until Mrs. McCrea tells
the facts or new evidence develops.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
MOTHER ARANDONS BABY.
Police Seek Girl who LEFT Child
After Arranging for Board.

The police of the East S!Xty-seventh
street rtation are looking for Marie
Kropercek. a Hungarian girl. believed TO
be the mother OF "A two-months' old boy
who was left last Wednesday IN the
care OF Mrs. Annie johnson of 40. 400
East SlNty-talrd street. Mrs, Johnson
brought the baby 20 the police station
to-day. She said II had been brouEh, to
her by q young Oma who promised
to pay $40 a month for It's keep while
she hunted for work Mrs. Johnson
agreed and the woman Went away to
get the hahy's clohtcs n money for
the first payment. Sac did not return.
The police sent the infant, which IL
III and weak, 20 bellevue Hospital, The
clue TO the mpther came from a Mrs.
Wheeler OF No. AZ West S!Kty-third
street, who said Marie Kropeycek lived
in her house with "A two-months' old
baby up TO a few days ago.
The evening world., 1911-09-23
GIRL HYPN0T|zED
ON WITNESS STAND
BY THE PRISONER?

CHICAGO. Sept. GA court hearing
was adjourned by Judge Harry =. Dolan
on the allegation OF Prosecutor Fetxer
n swindling case, was cxerting a hyp-
motto influence owe a witness for the
State. The witness. Mildred Hildey, sew
entecn years old. was taken to the
Judges chamber. where she related her
original story OF how Mrs. Monro had
DETAINED the witness mother and the