1 ,:':rC .v.- '^/« ■»•’-. .‘v *.%•*v:.■*-• v-** '''-' ; •*:':' *- •• •**•-. .^. .**•* *• \£ „ v ' * -t •/• ;.' \ *MAID.I That ifaniblishes i whichsautiful Ldow of rnmentipMoscowr. Theill at-tion to ion, at-elative. peasant mce of ervants quently rent ar-was in-Qd con-i.red the er serried and tion for £ “her-bleman advan-plexion, Ic serves with i ad sur-ELKHART Y0UN6MMI ARRESTEDHELD AT HUNTINGTON ON FORGERY CHARGE.Passed. Check on Decatur Butcher Which Bore Forged Signature of His Father.Pi®dorrestelt;andguila;theirternowentHuntington, Ind., April 10—Charged with phasing a forged check, Frank Cotton, son of G. W. Cottonof Elkhart, known here as a cattle biftrer, was placed under arrest Friday morning by Deputy Sheriff Ed Green.Young Cotton is the fellow who Monday passed on E. Burket r meat dealer on South Jeffers: :i street, a check for $5 purporting to have been signed by his father, G. W. Cotton, who has been selling cotton in this vicinity. His father called a day or so later and paid Mr. Burket the $5, taking up the check. Now the state of Indiana steps in and files the charge of not only forging the check, but .of passing it and the penalty in case of conviction will be from two to fourteen years at a state prison.Heidloff-Rozman.• ***•Peter Rozman and Miss Florence jTin Soutl S priii wresl SoutlH.but i to hi eight his vReWineitoriiJachorn*ptomsin.sickr