The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1910, Page 16

; a a THE EVENING LOUIS TELLS TALE TOBE REPORTER, FICTION HIS LINE Wild West Story With Sad} Climax Is Accompanied by Pictures. | JOB ON STAFF SURE. But Investigation Shows That| He Invented Yarn Which “Killed” His Mother. Louts Goldkrank, aged fifteen, who up to the time of the messenger boys’ | Strike wore an A. D. T. uniform, to~lay almost broke into the ranks as a “cub” | reporter. Louls came to the Rvening | World office, full of enthusiasm, for he| had the story that was to get him on | the payroll at once, so that he would tt yet, and I'm going to give It all to You and you can have a scoop on it,” Which showed Louis knew something about newspaper terms, at any rate “You see t fellow named Marry Co! Harry Cohen on went to a mo ploture show and he seen some pictures of cowboys, Indian fighis and life in| the Wild West. They make such a hit with him that he ups and beats tt for the West and became a cowboy. Re- Member that was ten years ag No Trace of Him. “Well, Harry's mother, Eva Cohen, tries to get next to where her boy ts, but she don't find any trace of him. She gives him up for belng dead and thinks she will never see her boy. “Yesterday this fellow Harry Cohen shows up at the old home where his mother used to live. There he finds fhe has moved to the three family house at No. 184 Georgia avenue, East New York, Oh, 1 forgot to tell you, Harry when he lighted out 8 only twelve years old, 80 being a ten years, he now would be twenty-twg. Well, Harry finds out his mother lives on the second floor and he goes up and rings the bell. “Well, here comes the sad part of it all—Mrs, Cohen opens the door and sees this big fellow—nhe'd on the Wendell ranch—and » t tumble to who he ts for a minute, Then eho | Tecognizes him and throwing her arms About his neek she says “ ‘Harry, my son, you've come back,’ “That sounds good," eald the re- porter. "Aw, but here comes the tough part of ft /all. You see she hugs him and | just as she does she dies in his arms. | Ain't that hard ly | It certainly was, Has the “I knows the this story so I porter thought ctres. s World’) want res of the produced and a boyy cture of the $14," explained Louis “The case ed to the police yet?" said 1 “Decause the doctor that was sent for don’t want to get Mixed up in the afta This latter w Porter was ¢ Georgia street. swered the doo: ‘ Ment bore such a ¢ ed resemblance to the photograph that Louls had pro- | duced as the picture of Mrs, Cohen, that the reporter was puzzled, ‘Nhe woman happened to be Louis’ mother, and that fe where Louis live mied having any kno hen having either i dor died in the “We moved here from street,” sho said, “five That was the num Clinton 0x: e picture of ¢, but she did Louis hasn't p: glaim 4 job on th 5 & great futu jection writing 1i @n appearance to staff yet. 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