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Letter from C* R. King of ThompsonStating He Brought tier Up But IsNot Her father.kfflc King, the nineteen-yearold girlwhom tin* Chief of Police summoned to police headquarters Frlda andwho had been walking the streets and sleeping out doors nights, was deported Friday afternoon. The girl said that she was a daughter of C. R. King, a hardware dealer, of Thompson, Pa..I a small town near Susquehanna.Chief MeCoach telegraphed to Mr. King bui receiving no answer up to f o’clock Friday and it being believedjthat the ends of justice would be) equally as well served as though she were sent to prison, the poor authorities of the city purchased a ticket toSusquehanna for tin* girl. She was put on the Frio Mountain Express at,‘»:lL. The girl was very glad to get our of the hands of the* police and lefttin* city willingly.This morning Chief MeCoach received the following letter from C. It. King, in answer to the telegram the chief sent Friday:Thompson, Fa., Oct. M, 1908.1. I . MeC cb —Kind Sir—The girl you telegraphed about is not my daughter and no relative of mine. I brought her up until dm informed me she Would take her iawful nanu* and do for herself. 1 have helped her to money repeatedly until i concluded it was no use.Respectfully, C. R. KING. f
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Middletown Daily Argus
Middletown, New York, US
Sat, Oct 10, 1908
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