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put on the others garments. Mark in
closing his head in the sunbonnet.
Looking the gratitude he did not
dare to speak; pressing her hand and
carrying it to his lips. Mark passed out.
The guard wondered why Souri,
looked SO tall and strapping.
Going out Of the door and down the
stairs. Mark went to the gate and
walked by the sentinel posted there.
as Souri, had often done.
The guard also noticed how tall she
looked and called to her; but by this
time Mark was we'll out of his reach
and pretended not to hear. The senti-
mel. not thinking it worth while to fol-
low and leave his post unprotected.
let him 60 and thought no more about
the matter.
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MOVES Ds. 4
NOTICR or HEARING PETITION FOR
~ LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
County ofGrsnt INCoUNTYC ouRr
In the matter NJ the estate Of
Jefferson D. skinner, Deceased NOTICE
The stare OF South Dakotq eend. greeting to
EVA NJ. B0rk, Jaseie w. skinner. Frank A. Skin
ntr, Lynn A. skinner and Emma VI. skinner,
heirs at Law OF Jefferson ~, skinner, deceased.
lou and each of Won are hereby notified that
Emma NJ skinner has filed in The County Court
of Grant County, State of South Dakots, her
petition ask NJ tb@t she be appolnttd admins
tratr'N Of the estate of j. 4. rson ID. Skinner. de.
ceased. and that said petition has been sci for
hearing a n regular term of said Court to he held
at the Office IF County Judge III the CITY of
Mlihank III said County on the nth day o. De
ctmber, A. d., 1911, at the hour of two o'clock
+. VI.
Dated Mt Milhank,S (. d November 20. 1911
Grant County Court
SFAL SIS. LOCkII Il
lhhd T. Ful er County Judge
Attorney for Petitioner
Mllbank. :. D..
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on the stove. Triggs was not in the
Jail. and Mrs. Triggs went down the
stairs outside to get something she
wanted in the yard.
Souri, caught up the supper and walk
ed straight past the guard into Marks
with it. Mark. who had been
informed Of her coming by Jakey. was
expecting her. When be saw the mu-
latto girl he grasped her hand.
Souri,. God bless your he said In a
low tone.
II amt got no time ter talk. I'm
watchin fur a chance ter give y my
clothes ter go out with"
But what would you and Jakey do?"
he asked hurriedly.
eth amt goen ter hang a boy or a
gal. Pertend ter be sick termorrer n
ask fur some medicine. Mebbe they'n
send me ter git it."
With that she went u When Mrs.
Trlggs came in she was bending over
the stove
"Whar's the Yank's SUPPER" she
asked.
"Oh. twar gitteD cold, n | toted hit
in ter him"
Souri, made herself so useful thnt she
was permitted TO stay about the jail
the next day She managed to keep an
Indifferent mien to all about her. bnt
within there was a tempest. The next
morning Mark was to swing, and prep
arations were being made for the pur-
pose. III there war only time" thought
Souri, Il mought help him away, but
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Nov. % Dec g
NTOTtCE OF FfNAL SETTLEMENT OF AC.
" cot 1T L DISTRIBUTION OF STATE
stat OF south Dakota &c
CuuGty OF Grant Is CoCNTY CoCRr
IN the ma q of the estate OF
Notice ishefsby gwen that Hagen Jacobson,
administrator OF b" estate Of Lars p ChrIsten-
son, deceased. has presented TO and Ned with
this Court, HE final 1ccount kud report OF bis
administrator ofsald estate and .tstIng therein
that said estate 10 ready for hual settlement
and distribntiop. and that MondAy. the 1lth nay
OF De END her. AID. 1911. at the hour OF two
O'Clock in tho afternoon nj that day. At the
CONT Rot m OF SAID Court in the CITY of Mi
bxnk, County OF Grant. snd State of south Da-
ko'a. have been appointed ~ tbs time and place
for = seItlennAnt OF said account and report and
for hearing said petition for distribution OF said
ssta,o.
Dated ct Milbank. Grant County, South Dako-
-. lhis 2lst da, OF Noysaber.A A.. d. 1911
Grant County Court Rv the Court
sKAI s. :. ~LOCKHAKT
JEdgs OF the County Court
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Wilmot Republican.

The Sisseton Lumber Co, of
Sisseton has been sold to the
MCGOWAN Lumber Co. The lat.
ter firm now have yards at Mil
bank, Corona, WiImot, Peever
aud SissetOu.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-24
Sisseton Standard !:

Sisseton Standard:
Twenty.three acres up ia the
hills, six miles west of Sisseton,
on a farm owned by the Farmers
State bank yielded 316 bushels
of flax this yeer. With flax sell.
ing around the 50 mark, that is
pretty good interest on the in
yestment, isn't it?
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-11-24


HER.
bare back. In a moment the rider was
at the fence and had refined in his
knrse. Wild with haste and excite
mel... seeing Souri, at the window, he
called:
Am dis Stacks place"
"Yas."
"Whar Souri, Sla@kr
"Hyar."
"You!"
"Yas."
The boy held up a red handkerchief.
and then jumping of his horse threw
the reins over a picket in the fence,
which he vaulted. and running up to
the window poked the handkerchief at
her. Souri, ut once recognized the hand
kerchief she had given Mark. Sewed
IN to a corner she noticed a piece of
dirty cotton cloth on which some one
had written with a pen:
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Nov.lD


Nov,10 Dee. Il
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
" SALE.
Default having been made in the conditions of
a certain mortgage, containirg a power of sale.
made, executed and delivered by The Strouee
ton Cooperative creamery Association. of
Stroueetun, South Dakota, mortgagor. TO n. j.
Senator, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, mortgage,
bean ny date March @3, 1908, and recorded in the
office of the register Of deeds fer Grant County,
South Dakota, on the 23th dav OF May. 1905. al
on. O'Clock +. NJ. in Book - of Mortgages. al
page 80, which mortgage was given to secure a
certain promisaory note for fh"l 50 with interest
at ten per cent per annnm. payable annually,
which note bears even date with said mortgage.
which mortgages the following described real
est ate situated in the County Of Grant and State
OF South Dakota, to-wi: A tract of one half
| acre IN the northwest quarter of section twenty
four (24) in township one hundred and twenty
OaO north Of range %hfty,two t5a) west of the fifth
principal meridian iD the SiesetOn and WahDe-
ION Indian Reservation, beginning at q point on
| the west line of said section seven hundred (.OO)
feet eouth of the northwest corner Of said sec
tioL, thence five (5) r de east, thence sixteen N6)
rods south, thence five (5) rods west, thence
sixteen (16) rods north 10 the point OF beginning.
That sald note and mortgage became due ana
| payable upOn the default OF eaid mortgagor to
pay the interest when due and keep the said
property insured We provided in said mortgage
or pay the t.a ns delinquent thereon and that
tice the cum of $1hS. 20: that no action or pro-
ceedipg at law, or otherwise. has been instituted
to recover the debt secured BY said mortgage, or
any part thereof.
Notice 10 hereby given that said mortgage will
| be forecloseu by the sale of the lands above de-
scribed, by the sheriff of said Grant Comfy, or
his deputy, on Saturday. the twenty,third day Of
December A.. D.. 1911, a. the hour Of two o'clock
p. NJ, at the front door Of the Court House. in
| tho City of Milbank, IN the County Of Grant and
state OF South Dakota, to satisfy the above in
debtedness, principal. interest. costs, and dis.
b~ursements. besides an attorneys fee of twenty.
! five dollars. allowed by law.
Dated 1t Milbank. Sonth Dakota, this 9th day
of November A. D.. 1911.
N. j. SCHArER.
Mortgage.
$. 8. Lockhart
Attorney for MortGsgee,
Milbank, Sonih Dakota.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
500 REWARD, 800.

The readers Of this paper will be pleasedto
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in MI ts stage
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional dis
ease. requires n constitutional treatment. Hall s
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature in
in doing its work. The proprietors have much
faith in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollara for any case that II fails &c
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address: y. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall Family Pills for constipation.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
HOTCHKISS,
tHotchkiss Herald

Dan Mcintyre was passenger
for the County seat Monday morn
ing.
Bert Wallace went to Delta Mon
day on business, returning the
same day.
Miss Ruth Vickery of Delta, was
here the first of the week visiting
friends.
d. w. Thomas and family and
Dr.. w. H. Lewis and family spent
the Fourth in Delta.
Frank Waller of Delta came up
Sunday evening and spent some
time looking over the sewer prop
osition. He will very likely put in
d bid for the work.
James Barnard was one of the
Hotchkiss people who went to Delta
TO spend the Fourth. Jim had some
race horses there which took
m oney in the races.
Clarence Emry left on Wednesday
for trip to Chicago and other
eastern points. He will be away a
couple of weeks and will bring Mrs
Emry and children back with him.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
CEDAREbGE.
[Cedaredre Champion.1

Water Commissioner Dan Doughty
was looking after irrigation matters
here Wednesday.
The residents of Cedar mesa
and Dry Creek are planning mon
ster picnic to be held on the upper
end of the mesa on July Is. This
affair is for every resident and
land owner of the sections mention
ed The usual picnic dinner will be
provided by those attending.
The tent belonging to ]. n. Mar
pie was destroyed by fire Tuesday
right. The origin of the blaze is not
known but is supposed to have
caught from fireworks. Mr.. and
Mrs. MARBLE were sleeping in
tent close by and did not know of
the blaze until the tent had been
practically destroyed. The loss to
them is heavy as they lost practi
cally everything they had.
On Saturday a deal was closed
whereby p. II. Miller transferred
the business and stock belonging to
the Elk barn over to A. A. Pierce,
v no has been employed at the barn
for several months, and w. T. Glenn
Of Riviera, Texas. Mr.. Miller re-
tains the stage line. Messrs. Glenn
and Pierce expect to conduct the
business along the same progress
sive lines as in the past and are
now making arrangements to make
a specially of handling fishing
parties to and from the mesa. The
new firm took charge on the same
day the deal closed.
Last Friday being the 25th or
Silver wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Briggs, they were
rendered a pleasant surprise in the
evening. The affair was gotten up
SO quietly that neither suspected
vi hat was going to happen. in fact
Mrs. Briggs had come to Cedaredge
that evening. While she was gone
between so and 10 friends had
gathered at the home and taken
possession of everything including
the unsuspecting Mr. Briggs. The
evening was very pleasantly spent
in various ways and concluded with
a dainty lunch provided by the visi-
t.lrs. In remembrance of the oc-
casion Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs were
given a pretty set of knives and
forks by the visitors.
The following Austin people cele-
brated the glorious Fourth by pic
nicking at Valley View with Mr..
and Mrs. George Leinbach: Messrs.
and Mesdames j. NJ. Lobdell, Frank
Hindman and daughters. Nita and
Helen, James Allen and children,
Fergus and children, l.. Alderman
and son, Carlou, Elmer Jarvis,
Arthur Simmons and children, Ger
trude and Dorothy; Misses Edna
and Maud Runo and Rose Auker-
man; Messrs. Albert Chipperfield
Garfield Schwenecker, Harry Wilson
Charles Harris, Hussey, N. ]. Ben
ner, Ralph Landreth. There were
also present Mr.. Kitchen, Harry
Kitchen, Miss Anna Kitchen, Mrs
Cooper, Charles Foss and Mr.. Stree
mer of Cedaredge and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Campbell of Des Moines, Ia.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
North Fork Times.l

Grandma Barrow came up from
Delta Monday evening and will
visit with her sons, E. P. and Will,
for awhile.
Lloyd Miller has very badly
sprained ankle, caused by wagon
ov erturning upon him last Sunday
He is using a crutch to aid him in
walking.
The last speck of snow disappear
ed from Lands End" Wednesday
this being the latest that snow has
laid on that mountain in the eleven
years that we have seen it at this
season of the year.
George Champion of Denver, has
opened a boarding house at the
North Fork Coal Company's mine,
and will feed all the men employed
there Mr.. Champion was formerly a
merchant at Como.
Miss Mabel Todd came home on
Tuesday for a thirty day visit with
Ter mother, Mrs. Fannie Todd. Miss
Mabel is studying nursing in the
St. Mary's hospital at Pueblo. She
had an attack of typhoid fever
recently and will remain here un-
til she RECEIVERS her health.
r. ]. Boardman left Friday for
the Overland Reservoir upon which
lie has a contract to raise the dam
IL feet. Mr.. Boardman will put
16 teams and 80 men to work upon
il. That will make this big reservoir
hold a great deal more water, max
ing the land watered by the Over
land carry as good a water right
as any in the state.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
PAONIA.
IPaonia Booster.1

w. II. Garvin and wife and the
Messrs. Mcconnell and Carr came
up from Delta in the formers auto
Friday.
Mrs. Harry Langdon and son,
Russell, and her sister, Miss Eunics
Burns are spending a few days in
Ouray with relatives.
Dry Gulch School District voted
recently to make a bond issue OF
$500. A new school house will be
erected on upper German mesa to
accommodate the pupils who live
in that neighborhood.
Tressa and Edith Ballard re-
turned from Long Beach, California,
Friday evening and will spend the
summer at home. They have been
attending school at Long Beach the
past year.
r. j. Bordman, of Crawford,
passed through town Friday with
sixteen teams and thirty men, bound
for the Overland Reservoir on Cow
Creek where he has a contract to
move about 10000 yards of dirt.
Frank Bonnet arrived from Mar
shalltown, Iowa, last week and
will spend the summer on his claim
on Pilot Knob. Frank is some ball
player and in the game Tuesday did
some excellent work.
ROLAND lunt, son-in-law of Chas
Cowan Sr., arrived from Florence
Thursday evening and will spend q
few days here. Mr.. lunt has the
distinction of being the first man
to strike pay dirt in the Cripple
Creek District.
Messrs. Stanford and Morrismar
came up from Delta Sunday morn.
ing on telephone business, and re-
turned to Delta that afternoon. The
Misses Mathison and Beezley accom-.
panied them to Delta and returned
on the evening passenger.
Chas. S. Uhl and wife of Smith
Center, Kansas, are visiting with
a brother-in-law, j. ]. Hofer. Mr.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
(Paonia Progressive.)

w. w. Wilcox was a visitor in
Delta the first of the week.
Master Earl Roth returned home
on Saturday evening after short
visit in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kennedy and
son were passengers on Sundays
train for Bloomington, ILL.,, where
they were called to the bedside OF
Mrs. Kennedy's father.
Melvin Lane, wife, baby and
Master BERTHE. and Mrs. Lanes
mother, Mrs. Myers, were over from
Cedaredge this week visiting with
relatives and old time friends. They
came in time to celebrate the 4th.
Lee ]. Little foreman of the job
department in this office, is the
daddy of a handsome S-pound son,
which arrived at the home this
morning. The babe is getting along
fine and bids fair to be as hand
some a fellow as its Papa.
Fred G. Emry of the Emry Shoe
and Clothing store, was passenger
on this mornings flyer for the
East where he will buy his new
stock of goods. Mrs. Emry and
son accompanied him as far as Den
yer, where they will visit friends
until his return.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
CRAWFORD.

Miss Ruth Mcintyre returned to
Ter home Thursday morning from
her visit to Delta.
B. N. Crawford and family and
Miss Flora Browning of Delta spent
Sunday visiting around Crawford.
w. w. Darling of Delta, purchas-
ed the G. w. Goodwin saw mill and
will furnish the Crawford Lumber
yard with 100000 feet of lumber
Mrs. John Henderson returned
home last Monday from the Salida
hospital where she has been the
past month. We are glad to report
that she is much improved in health.
At the last council meeting the
question of establishing grade for
the town was discussed. We believe
this to be move in the right d.
rection, as there are several par
ties DESTROYS of putting up build
ings in the near future and they
wish a grade established.
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
WHAT DELTA COUNTY
PAPERS ARE SAYING

Uhl is in the abstract business at
Smith Center and this is his first
visit to this section. He is highly
pleased with the country and pre-
diets great future for the North
Fork Valley,
The Delta independent., 1911-07-14
Try a tun of nut $3.50 at era

Try a tun Of nut $3.50 at Cra-
hill ..
For Sale-Two-room house and
two lots, corner of Ninth and Palm
err streets. $50 young fruit trees
ON lots. Good property. Owner 60
ing away and will sell cheap. Ad-
dress Fred w. Smith, Delta.
The evening world., 1911-10-28
H0MES|CK YOUTH
WAVES REVOLVER
TO GET DEP0RTED
Unhappy il Uncle's Riverside
Drive Home, Ofense Sends
Him to TombS.

Three days In America were enough
who came here from Vienna ut the
invitation OF his uncle. $. Hoffman,. a
consulting engineer OF No. GGS RIVER
side Drive.
To-day, as he a walking along
Broadway, "A great wave OF homesick-
ness overwhelmed him.. Con,rasted with
the Austrian capital he did not like
Now York. And then he had ar idea.
Somewhere he had heard that alien
violators of the law were summarily
deported from this country. He waited
until he came abreast OF Policeman
Higgins. Then he whipped out a re-
volver and fiourished 1t In the police
mans face.
Higgins never finched. He just reached
out and grabbed the %youngster. quickly
fore Magistrate Barlow In Centre Stree,
Court. His uncle wassent for and as
Mr.. Hoffman rushed into the courtroom
the boy turned to him with a sob and
exclaimed:
'Ich habe heimweh-Ich wolfe mein
mutter sehen." Il am homesick-I wan,
to see mother.)
Magistrate Barlow Informed Mr.. Hoff-
man that under the sullivan law the
mere possession Of a weapon made on
liable to punishment, and that there
a nothing for him to do but to send
the boy to the Tombs, without bail. to
await the action Of the Grand Jury. A,
the same time. however. he agreed &c
notify the immigration authorities and
try to arrange for the boy's deporta-
ton.
IF the boy had only told me or his
unit that he was suffering from home.
sickness" said Mr.. Hoffman. 1T would
not have been necessary for him to &c
to such desperate lengths in order &c
have his wishes gratifed."
The evening world., 1911-10-28
WOMAN WHITE SLAYER
MAY GET TWELVE YEARS,
Husband on Way TO Atlanta-De-
partment of Justice Plans Raids
on Many Cities.

Morris Cohen. convicted yesterday
afternoon in the United States Circuit
Court OF conspiring to violate the white
slave act, was taken TO Atlanta this
afternoon by Deputy Marshals Cunning
ham and McAneny to serve the two
years sentence meted out to him by
Judge Hough. Cohen was also fined
S.oOo. but under the Federal statutes
all he will nave to do to escape paying
It will be to serve thirty additional
days and then take pauper's OATH
Lena Cohen will be sentenced Monday.
She has pleaded guilty OF white slave
trafftc and has been found guilty on
the conspiracy charge. 30 Judge Hough
may impose a twelve-year sentence on
her.
The Department OF Justice IL jubilant
over these first convictions for conspir-
acy and Is about to inaugurate a wide
spread crusade against the white slavers
throughout the United States. Walter
Finch. head OF the Department. and
Agents Mitchell and Craft. In charge In
this city. were In conference to-day.
They have planned. It is learned. raids
In many cities.
The evening world., 1911-10-28
MEMBER
Of %bR|CKlAyERS'
UNION IN CHICAGO
Given His Gard So That He
Might Oficiate at the Lay
ing of a Cornerstone.

CHICAGO. Oct. @.--Faclnx . days
work h a called for his constant at
tcntion from the middle Of the fore
noon until late at night. President Tart
arose early to-day In the haze OF an
Indian sunrmer atmosphere. The plans
for the Presidents second day In Chi.
cago called for a variety OF functions.
The first meeting arranged for the
President was Initiation into the Brick.
layers Union. % that he would be a
member In good standing before under
taking the laying OF the corner stone
OF the Hamilton Cubs new building on
Monday.
Directly following the issuance to the
President Of a union card. Mr.. Tafts
programme demanded an address. be-
for the American Mining Congress on
conservation as related to mining. HIS
plans for Government operation Of
Alaskan mines as an example to
~lessees were placed before the Mining
Congress last night by Secretary OF the
Interior Fisher.
From mining the President wal
called 20 discuss the recall Of th'
judiciary at a luncheon given by th'
Chicago Bar Association.
Union labor. mining and law out o.
the way. the next work prepared 10
Mr.. TAFT was a trip to North Chicago
thirty miles away. to dedicate the new
naval training station. This expedition
was placed In charge OF the CONNIE
clai Club. which promised to turn thu
Chief Executive over to the Chicago
Association OF Commerce for a banque
speech In the evening on arbitration.
The evening world., 1911-10-28
AUTO AMBULANCE DRIVER
IS ARRESTED IN BAYONNE.
James Stead Charged With Man.
slaughter After Running Down
Man and Niece.

A charge Of granddaughter was pre-
ferred to-day against James Stead OF
No. :S Broadway. BAyonne. driver OF
the Bayonno Hospital auto-ambuiAnce.
folio owing the death last night Of Frank
Morikowski. who was knocked down
Wednesday when ths auto-ambuiancs
hit Morikowslii. Stead was on his way
20 h hospital with a patient.
Morikowski's little niece. Ciann
~Swansky. was also struck by the am
bulance which. It Is alleged. was coins
at a high speed and swayins from one
side Of the street 90 the other.
Andrew jam. who val being carried
In the ambulance at the time II hit
Morikowskl. died yesterday morRing
When Morlkowski died last night the
authorities Of Bayonne determined to
press the charge against the chauffeur.
Since the two deaths there IL much
unfavorable about the hos
pital and the way certain things are
permitted to be done.
The evening world., 1911-10-28
o N PLUNGES FROM "
WINDOW TO ESCAPE PAIN.
Husband Missed Sick Wife and
Found Her Dying in the
Court Below.

Mrs. Henrietta Eosenbaum. sixty
years old committed suicide to-day by
jumping from the third story of the
apartment house at No. 1857 Lexing-
ton avenue. in which she lived. Her
husband. Daniel Rosenbaum. is a WE'LL
known real estate man In Yorkville.
For some time Mrs. Hosenbaum had
been III. Last night she had her son.
Lawrence Roscnbaum. called. lie re-
maind at the house all night. His
mother called him at 4 o'clock this
morning to arrange her pillows. Short
Is after that time her husband missed
her and began a search. He found the
bathroom window open. and when he
looked to the courtyard below he saw
the body of his wife. Mrs. Bosenbaum
was sent to the Presbyterian Hospital
where she died a few hours later.
The evening world., 1911-10-28
WOMAN WRITER ACCUSES
BELlb0Y OF SWlNOllNG.
Mrs. Bourke Says She Handed Him
$50 Bill and Got Change
for IS.

Esther Ten Eyck Bourke. who writes
stories about hsh for the magazines
and lives at the Hotel Preston. at
Fourth avenue and Twenty-s!xth street.
appeared In Yorkville Court to-day a.
the accuser Of Edward Gerron. . bell
boy Of the hotel.
She said that the boy a served her
with . drink on the evening Of Oct. II
and she had given him "A f~fty-doilar
bill. telling him to get 1t changed. When
he returned he gave her Sass and had
said he would get the rest in a few
moments.
Mrs. Bourke said she was so III she
forgot h matter until the. next day
Then she telephoned the hotel ofic,
for the rest Of her change and learned
that the boy had not changed an!
money there. The boy aid she had
given him only a S bill.
Charles Francis Bourke. her husband
and also a writer. complained to tn,
police and Detective Taczkowski ar
rested tho boy. Magistrate Fresch
held Gerron in $1,000 ball for grand lar
ceny.