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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-17

Services next Sunday morning In
the NJ. e. church at 1880. Epworth
League at z p. m.
Ladies' Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. X. Aarvig Saturday afternoon,
Nov. IL. The next meeting will be
held next Saturday afternoon, Nov.
10. at the home OF Mrs. II. p. Al
bright, at which all members are
requested to be present to help com.
plete the work for the bazaar which
will be held Saturday, Dec. 3rd.
The Braddock Study and Civic
club met at the home OF Mrs. Sher-
win Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th.
Thirteen members were present.
After the regular business meeting,
the rest OF the evening was spent in
handicraft, which the club is taking
IN this year. Watch for the date Of
the club entertainment which will
be soon. The hext meeting will be
Nov. % at the home of Mrs. Vie.
Miss Bertha koenig was 9 passen-
ger to Mandan Monday afternoon,
where she expects to spend the win
ter.
Lee Sparks, and son, accompan-
led by his mother, left Friday by
auto for Sioux Falls, S. d. Mr..
Sparks is staying with his son Roy
during their absence. After their
return Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks Will
take up their residence in their new
home in Kintyre.
l.. v. Lesher Is kalsomining the
r. <l~tv
interior of the church this week.
Attorney II. a. Armstrong Of Ha-
zelton was Braddock caller We'd
nesday morning, having brought
Mrs. O. Kurtz's sister over to catch
/ the train. Mr.. Armstrong informed
us that he intends to start soon for
the east where he will spend the
winter visiting his daughter, Mrs.
o. CARRIER, Of Ashland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tracy are the
parents of baby boy born Thurs
day morning, November 10, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robin
son.
f. +. Savage came down from Bis
marck Friday morning and spent
the night at his home here, return
ing to Bismarck Saturday. He
has now left the hospital
and is staying at the Annex
hotel and taking treatment on his
arm at the Quain e. Ramstad Clinic.
His arm is improving slowly, but
1t will be some time before he will
be able to resume his usual work.
Frank Ryan, who Is working Bis
marck. spent Armistice Day with
home folks at Braddock.
Jalmar Juhola received word from
Bismarck Hospital to come up at
once, as his wife was in a very crit
ical condition and that an operation
was necessary. At present writing
We are glad to report that she Is
improving as we'll as can be expect
ed and Mr.. Juhola has returned
! home.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. o. Bauer, Miss Day
and Mr.. Schneider, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Pearson and daughter
Charline OF Lill were Sunday din
ner guests at the Barton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. York and three
children of Selfridge came over Sat-
urday and spent Sunday at the E. F.
Savage home, returning home Mon
day morning.
Miss Ida Hirvela left last week
for Portland, Oregon, where she
will spend the winter.
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Bertha Eide, violet Olson and Bur.

Bertha Eide, violet Olson and Bur.
nett Jacobson attended the G. E. ir
Wing Sunday afternoon and evening
The first p. T. A. meeting thi,
year was held Friday evening. First
was the song america the Beauti.
full. Roll call. Election Of officers
by ballot. Mr.. Mccoy, president;
Miss Parmen'er, vice president;
Oscar Olson, secretary and treasurer
Lunch was served.
Miss Alice Strand :uent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. A. Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Void and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gruman were callers
in Bismarck Wednesday.
Little Wesley Gruman visited with
his aunt, Mrs. Roy Little, while Cru
mans were in Bismare'..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough
were callers in Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. j. F. Little and Mrs. G. o.
Lindsey were callers in Bismarck
Monday. Mrs. G. Lindsey went
down to see Grant Lindsey who is in
hospital there. She reported that
Grant was getting along fine.
Merrill Lind-ey and Chas Our
drove to Bismarck Sunday to see
Grant Lindsey.
Mrs. Mccoy stayed It'll the Lind
sey baby while Mrs. Lindsey went
to Bismarck Monday. O.
Kathryn Cook returned to James
town after spending q week at her
home.
Mrs. A. Knudson was a caller at
the Strand home Sunday. She left
Monday for Washington.
Miss Alice O'Brien spent the
weekend at her home in Wilton.
The I. S. Balloon class will have
their meeting at the Garfield school
house Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Cook returned from
Jamestown Sunday.
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Mrs. AL Erickson and little son
arrived from Bismarck where they
had been spending the past week at
the home Of relatives.
John GARNER, who has been spend
ing several months here, left by car
few days ago for his hor,e at
Clear Brook, Minnesota.
DR.. William Thelan OF Wilton was
recent business caller In town. He
recently arrived home from Chicago
where he attended clinic.
J. s. Fevold, local banker, is hav-
ing new Delco electric plant In
stalled In his home.
Two cars Of cattle and hogs were
shipped to the Twin Cities from
here Friday. The purchaser was a
buyer from the Twin Cities who has
been in this locality the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Borner were
supper guests at the home OF the
Richard Borner family Wednesday
evening.
The vaudeville show which visited
town Tuesday evening was largely
attended. There were number OF
special features, and after the show
a dance was given, the music for
same being furnished by the or
chestra accompanying the show.
The past week the weather has
been decidedly cold, and those who
had not yet laid in their supply OF
coal made a general rush to the
| mines. Local mines report good
business, and several cars Of coal
have been shipped in from the Will
| ton mines.
Peter Anderson and Peter Wallin
were transacting business in Wilton
Tuesday.
Burl Monroe OF the Wilton vicin-
ity was here q few days ago on a
business mission.
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west Of Regain. A fair program ID
promised all who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leno and son
were callers at the A. ]. Krausc
home Wednesday and Thursday.
August Krause, Jr., did not At
tend school Friday on account Of q
headache.
Marian Aim purchased = roadster
in Trip, s. D., on the way to Ne
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and
baby were callers at the home Of
Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keirland.
Ted Ehnes visited his parents in
Regan Sunday. He is employed on
the Joe Sarch farm near Baldwin.
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Sterling

Menoken visited at G. j. Johnson'e
Sunday.
The Riemer family from Hazelton
visited at Miss Peggy Petersen's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lang visited
at C. j. Johnsons Sunday.
We miss Mr.. "Swede" Newburg,
who has been in this vicinity for a
few months. He is now working near
Bismarck.
Miss Mildred johnson spent Sun
day at her home.
We are sorry to lose our neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs. RAY" Loomis, and
family, who are now making their
home at Steele, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belle, and daughter
Elsie called at the Max Lang home
Sunday.
A surprise farewell party was
given in NJ. E. Church for Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. LOOMS of Sterling, Tues
day night who are going to Poplar.
Montana, to make their home with
their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob" Sharp are the
proud parents of a nine pound baby
born born Friday, November II,
named Myrl Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince were Sterling
callers Sunday evening.
Charley Langley of Minneapolis
Mimi, visited his brother William
P. Langley over Sunday.
Ed Matson and "Jinks" Zuraff
v ere in town Sunday evening.
T. N. johnson and family were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
The Misses Esther and Stella Lar
son were shopping in Sterling Satur-
day.
Edward Holton was a'town Gale,
Friday.
Carol .Byers was in Bismarck Sat.
urday.
Arnold Kush entertained some PEG.
pie in the "Pool hall" Sunday eve.
ming by playing the violin.
! A birthday party was given In
honor of Miss Violet Clarke at hel
home Friday evening. A delicious
lunch was served at midnight.
A few Sterling folks attended the
dance given at Menokcn Friday eve.
ming. Music was furnished by Jen.
kin's Orchestra Of Bismarck.
Russell Tollefson and Jack lsh.
mael were town callers Sunday eve.
ming.
A large crowd attended the show
"W;nds Of Chance" which was giver
in cterling Tuesday evening.
L-.ss Vivian Gaskill is visiting rela'
tives at Tuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Goodman ant
children Of Dawson visited at The
Tom Stewart home Sunday.
P. T. A. will be held at Sterling
School No. Thursday, November II
Everyone welcome.
Miss Clara Anderson visited with
Mildred Lang over the weekend.
Miss Bertha Peterson visited with
Miss Mildred Johnson at the MAJ
Lang home Friday night and Sunday
Clinton Gaskill was shopping II
Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. George Beatty and daughter
Belus visited at the Max Lang home
Sunday.
"Ted" Land and Gerald Ellis were
town callers Saturday evening.
Edgar Johnson, who has been as
sisting Max Lang with his work this
fall, is now working in Bismarck.
Ernest johnson, who works q
Jake Heaton's, visited at his home
Sunday.
Miss Luella Tollefson spent Tues
day night with Miss Maude Cheno
weth.
Johnnie Knowles Of Wing was I
caller in this vicinity Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph lshmael ane
Russell Tollefson visited Mrs. Toilet
SON and Luella on Sunday.
Lucille Ellness Of Sterling spen
the weekend with Luella Toilefson
Miss Peggy" Peterson was . town
caller Saturday.
The ssbazar" which was given il
Sterling Hall Saturday evening b,
Farmers Union Aid was well 1T
tended.
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Ghyin

Miss Ella Funston attended rally
Day" at the Congregational church
in Wing NoS~1S.
Miss Mary Scott spent the week
end at her home near Regan.
Miss Martha Aim has returned to
her home after assisting Mrs. Erick
Englebretson with housework dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause called
at the p. Seibel home Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rannestad and
son Harold were supper guests at
the Fred Eurbach home Sunday eve
ming.
Emil Olson and Arthur Lander.
holm were Regain callers Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Magnuson
and family were callers in Regan
Saturday evening.
Miss Martha Aim was q visitor u
Ghylin schoolhouse No 2 one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Krause and
son Reuben. accompanied by Mrs.
Katherine Otto visited friends and
relatives in futile Sunday.
Bill, Jake and Lydia Leno Of Tut
tie were callers 1t the A. J. Krause
home Sunday.
L. King was . business caller ct
Ghylin schoolhouse No. 2 Friday.
Erick Englebretson is having his
home plastered, August Lundberg
doing the work.
The ladies' aid Il having . bazaar
ID Re- IA Nov. Is.
There will b . parent-toachee
nesting h ChXlin school No. 4, In
mile1 south and two and : 1a8 uni1nG
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Dodge

J. r. Harvey was an castbound
passenger to Mandan Thursday.
Adam Siedel motored to Harvey
this state, Friday where he visited
with friends and relatives for sew
cral days.
Miss Mary Make was a pas.
SINGER to Hazen Monday where she
had dental work done.
Simon Schwartzman Of near Col.
den Valley visited at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Sam Goetz, Fri
day.
Jacob Keats and John Roesler Oh
Golden Valley were business callers
in Dodge Saturday.
The Leach brothers, Lloyd ant
Clayton, have purchased the Dodge
coal mine from Emanuel Guss
weller, the manager of this mine
CLAYTON has had experience in Goa
mining before.
L. II. Bothner, who has beer
spending quite number Of days II
st. Paul, returned Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. HuelskamE
Of Beulah visited Sunday at the
home + Mr.. and Mrs. P. 3. Goetz
Mrs. H. Richter, who has beer
assisting Mrs. Dan Fix for month
returned to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Bohrer and
daughter of Hazen visited at the
home ct Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bohre'
Sunday.
II. NJ. Wevdahl Of Killdeer was q
business caller in Dodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gustafsor
and children Of Halliday attended
the church services conducted by
Rev. E. E. Matteson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Trotsky Of
Golden Valley visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goetz. Mrs
Trctsky is q sister Of Mrs. Goetz.
Mrs. August Fleckenstein wht
his been taking treatments IN st
A,c~ius hospital for several days
returned Saturday.
Clarence Lee, who has been tran
sacting business in Bismarck To-
some time, returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Jones ane
children were guests at the y. ,
Barrows home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Make and sor
Wallace of near Golden Valley
visited with friends and relatives II
Dodge Sunday. They also attedec
the church services.
Joh Nathan of Bismarck wa'
transacting business in Dodge Mon
day.
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Arena

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft and
son Andrew, daughter Alvlna and
Mrs. Jacob Steiglemeyer motored to
the capital city Wednesday. Mrs.
Steiglemeyer visited her parents
there
Ed Wagner and Ben Klagenburg
were business callers in futile Sat-
urday.
Harry Ulfers hauled wheat for
Ed Smith Wednesday. :,
Alvina Kraft visited Mrs. Emil
Sattler Thursday. -. j.
Nathan, the village blacksmith Of
futile, and John Wetzel were CALL
ers at the Mcintyre home Saturday.
They started fixing McIntyre's gas
engine but had to go back to town
for parts.
George Mcintyre and Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen McIntye and family were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
klAgenburg Sunday.
I. F. Wagner of Napoleon was q
guest Of his brother, Ed Wagner,
Sunday.
Dale and Lawrence Goldsmith
were callers at the Ben Klagenburg
home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sattler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sattler and
baby left Wednesday for points in
South Dakota to visit friends. They
expect to be gone about week.
Fred Haas and Teddy were callers
ct Andrew Kraft's Thursday.
Since the sale at Albert Lutken's
! there have been two cases Of measles
i reported. Evidently the victims had
/! been exposed to the disease in the
crowd. Dorothy Goldsmith in North.
Z west and Mrs. Geo. Piepkorn's
baby in Wing are afflicted. We are
Z "a hopes no more cases break out.
Miss lone, and Lawrence Gold.
smith are boarding 1t Harry Ulfer's
( during the illness Of their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seiglemeyer were
shopping in Goodrich Thursday.
Ed Smith was . caller ut Mcln-
tyres Wednesday morning.
Con Kopplin, general merchandise
dealer q futile, aud Mr.. Knutson
I international Harvester company
agent, were callers 1T Harry Ulfer'a
Herf Granville was ! business call.
lee in Wing Tuesday. He brought
.honao 3 load Of coal.
100 Emil Sattler II taking care
Iof NE. and Nrs. Charles Sattler'a
|efif - while they are away on
EInSe Drum helped Ed Pond fence
IT, koNnfncko Tuesday.
~ Kraft was hauling grain
70 Xeono Monday.
oWGm Me1ntyTo Was . caller at
- k2ou1b Thursday.
- xte4ks oo1 q Jacob Kraft,
~ - : - s11Es v..n.r -.
80, HaspM - Arthur
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR
REWARD

Offered for evidence that
will lead to the conviction of
party or parties that damsged
the buildings and removed wa
ter tank from the Southwest
Quarter of 1886. Sterling
National Farm Loan associa-
ti0n, Sterling, N. ID.
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NEWS OF OUR NElChBORS

Kraft were callers Saturday evening
at the Mcintyre home.
John Haas Of Bismarck spent
Wednesday night with his brother,
Fred Haas, and family.
Jamie Tees was business caller
in futile Thursday.
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Mckenzie

mrs. n. falrvnIld entertained the
Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Madge Runey and Miss Mary
Cashel visited school Thursday.
w. s. Watson transacted business
in the Capital city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Henderson,
and son Lee have moved from Nc
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
IS iT,4JAcKs Mc coRn7

It is believed the J. A. Nc Cord, who is a passenger on the s. s. Alaska for Seward, is Jack McCord, well known quarters. Recently, he and Mrs. Nc Cord were in New York City and it is thought the present trip is just a brief business trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
BOAT oVERTURNs FOUR . ARE DROWNDED REVEALS
 MESSAGE ID ANCHORAGE

News of boating accident on Akutan Bay which resulted in the death of. four persons on Christmas aye is contained in telegram re- \ ceived by the Anchorage Funeral Parlors in Anchorage, from the Am erican Pacific Whaling company, at Akutan. The message requested that an undertaken be sent to Akutan inn mediately by airplane so that the bodies of the four victims might be prepared for shipment to the States for burial
 Tn reporting the accident the Times says: Details of the tragedy were not contained in the message, 1t being stated merely that -four lives lest here Christmas eve when boat capsized. All bodies recovered Christ mas day. If possible, send under taker at once so bodies can be pre- pared for shipment South. Do so by plane, other wise will be too late. Wire immediately via St. Paul Is- land radio station"
 R. c. Loudermilch took the matter up with the Anchorage Air Trans port, and A. A. Shonbeck, of that company, communicated with Capt. c. A. Johansen, of the steamer Starr, who had just arrived at Seward from the Westward. The captain is against an attempt to reach Akutan with plane at this season of the year, because of the uncertainty of weather conditions and it was the opinion of the officers of the air con- pany that it would not be practicable to undertake the flight at this time fer the further reason that landing at Akutan would require pontoons and that it would be necessary to relay fuel supplies for the flight, es- ttmated at about 800 miles each way.
 Captain Johansen finally agreed to make a special trip to Akutan, which lies far out on the Alaska Peninsula. rear Dutch Harbor, and a message was dispatched to the whaling con- p9ny to obtain approval of the plan before setting out. If a favorable reply is received, Mr. Loudermilcb will go to Seward and leave from there Immediately on the Starr re- turning with the bodies next week, prepared for shipmnt to the States. The Starr can make the voyage from Seward to Auktan in three days.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
WESTWARD RESERvIsTs

Among those leaving for points West of Seward yesterday afternoon on the s. s. Admiral Watson, were MT. and Mrs. Wm. Hubley, Louis Du. mas, H. W. White, Albert Kraft, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Moorehead, c. A. Barranet.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
AT TIE HOTELS
VAN GLIDER

VAN GLIDER Frank Alba, Mckinley Park; Gene Miller, Fairbanks; l.. B. Walbridge, New York; Holly V. Ashby, Great Falls, Wash; G. R. Flynn, Katalla; K. B. Gillie, Fred J. Spach.
 SEWARD Ii. Kuring, H. Guyer, H. Kloss, K. Spath, H. Olson, F. Gleason, c. B. kingsbury, Seattle; H. R. Miller.
 SEXTON Clarence E. Walter, Marsbfietd Ore; MT. and Mrs. P. Sather. Nuka Island.
 OVERLAND .. Matheson, L. Wallstedt, Mrs. D. McRae.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
MOVIE MAN IN. SEWARD

Gene Miller, one of the best known of moving picture men in the Terri tory and formerly engaged in com mercial airplane activities in the h. terior, arrived in Seward last even ing. He is at the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29
SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENT

Sunday school at II a. m. Subject for Sunday D. m. What causes joy in Heaven?"
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-29

Seattle Ice Cream at SchaIlerer' Alaska Shop. 0
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JAPAN PENSIONS $50. 900

TOXIC, Jan. Con the japanese
pension roll, which amounts to about
$6o,0OO,O00 year, there are 100000
superannuated officers and officials.
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fsent jnr main snvelope) containing in.
nation every expectant mother should
lei Begin using Mothers Friend
and YOU will realize the wisdom OF
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ANNUAL SHOW OPENS
Cat and Poultry Exhibit Begins at
TOmlinsOn Hall.

The fifty-fourth annual cat and
poultry show opened today at Tom
linson Hall. The exhibition will
continue four days, according to
Theo Hewes, manager
Many varieties of high class birds
are on exhibit. Mrs. Lula A. Nc
Cain, Box " A, Indianapolis has
several freaks, without feathers on
the neck entered at the show.
Hewes said the exhibits are the
best in the history Of Indianapolis
shows.
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Test AnSzVerS

These are the correct answers to
the questions which appear on page
six:
/. The man is wearing a straw
hat in winter.
"A United States Senator from
Alabama.
3. d. c.
4. Federal judge.
5. Woodrow Wilson.
g. Shorter.
I. Thirteen.
s. $50.
9. Northern.
10. Chairman of the board of direct.
.ors OF the United States Steel Corpo-
ration.
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OIL LAW TO HIGH COURT
BIZ TnikcS PreSA

BIZ United Press
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 6.-The Mex
lean cabinet has decided to let the
Supreme Court Of Mexico settle the
most difficult point in the oil law
controversy, the question OF the
validity Of titles OF oil companies
which have not yet complied with
the law.
Under the law, a valid title must
be proved before the government will
grant a company a fifty-year permit
to exploit It's fields.
In accordance with the cabinet de-
cision, which was reported reached
at a secret session Tuesday afents Of
the petroleum department will pre-
sent to the Supreme Court the cases
Of companies which have not COM
piled with the law.
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GIRL SUES FOR $4,000

BU United Press
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Jan.
6.-Carges that John c. Daley,
superintendent Of the Union Print
ers' Home here, widely known
throughout the West as labor lead.
err. and formerly prominent in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. attempted to criminally
assault her in mis- office, were made
by Miss Helen Grant, %, a nurse,
in a suit on file here. Miss Grant
asks $50.0 damages.
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Here's One on
the Police
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. g.
Auto of Robert Hewins was
stolen here Dec. 10. Hewins
reported the theft to the police.
Days went by and Hewins aban-
doned dope of recovering 1t.
= This week, Hewins received a
call from DIR. E. p. Busse:
There's a car that's been
parked in front of my place
since before Christmas. 1t has
your name on the license card"
1t was Hewins' car.
Busse lives two blocks from
the police station.