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EN- NQUEBRADILlAS
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CiOn teIegrafiCa
ElpuehIO esta COnpletamente IimpiO
] Sc elOgia Ia gestiOn del al
CaIde.
TIenen busn matadsrO, psfO consn una Garns
malIslma que les mandan De Canuy.
(De maestro cOrresponsol. }


Febrero 1o.-Se encuentra en- este pue-
bio la senorita Maria Frau, inteligente
profesora de Arecibo, que viene con quin-
ce dias de licencia.
Nuestra bien venida Ia gentil areci-
befia.
-Pronto sera presentada por nuestro
ayuntamiento una moci6n Ia camara, So
icitando Sc instale la estaci6n telegrafca
Tai noticia ha sido acogida con jtibilo
Quebradillas necesita por todos conceptos
el TELEGRAPH y verfamos con pesar no ser
atendidos
Es digna de encomio la actitud de
nuestro alcalde senior Mestre. El pueblo
estd completamente limpio, los bancos de
la plaza han sido pintados = Sc nos dice
que va han pedido cristales Arecibo para
componer los faroles que faltan.
-Quebradillas cuenta con un matadero
que reune todas las condolences que la
sanidad exige: entonces, preguntamos 5por
que no Sc sacrifcan las reses en- el?
Comemos una carne malfsima que nos
mandan de Camuy, mientras los camuya-
nos sc Tegalan con la buena.
Nos consta que dos sefiores de esta
localidad Sc les ha concedido ell permiso
necesario para abrir dos puestos y ain no
hemos visto NADIA de ESQ. Y Ell pueblo
sufre las. .consecuencias!
-Lamamos la atenci6n & los duefos
de panaderfas, sobre el pan que ahora con-
sumimos. va varias personas Sc que
jan.
-El ioven Juan Lloveras Soler ha sido
nombrado policfa del puesto de San Juan.
va sali6 ocupar su destino
La soeiedad quebradillana contara
dentro de POGO con una sefiorita mas. Tan
simpatica nina responde al nombre de
Laura.
Sc ha ausentado para Caguas nuestro
particular amigo, el joven Miguel Ruiz
Soler. LIE deseamos todo genero de felici-
dades en- su nuevo empleo.
Ain no sabemos ouien desempefiara
el puesto de Official de Sanidad de este pue-
bio, que ejerce interinamente el DR.. Roure.
va han sido presentadas dos solicitudes y
parece que el senior alcalde espera algo
mas. W1U be patient
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COntinua ell debate
del G. B. Is.
SESSION DEL OLA 31.)

Mr.. Post Que siente oponerse Ia en-
nienda por que ha habido anteriormente
10 de buscar pobres diablos que Sc presta-
ran 4 todo aunque fueran u carcel como
sucedi6 en- las pasadas elecciones. Que
quiere la responsabilidad detras de esos
hombres y no que sean personals que no
la tengan.
DR.. Barbosa. Que quiere tambien hom-
bres de moraIidad buenas costumbres
pero no ha visto en- ninguna parte que So
10 los hombres que paguen un peso de con-
tFibuci6p, tengan las condolences para ESQ,
pues hasta el que vende quincalla paga un
peso y hay muchos hombres que pagan un
peso de contribution y 81 creemos que por
ese solo hecho Sc tiene Ia moralidad que
quiere tanto el senior Post como nosotros,
Sc echan fuera hombres de mucha honra-
dez y valer, que no pagan NADIA.
En- los pueblos donde los m6dicos =
abogados no pagan contribution no ten
drian tai derecho y conozco muchos medi-
cos y abogados que no pagan un peso de
contribution y son mny honrados. Que
los agentes no tienen responsabilidad pues
son agentes mecanicos un peso que pa
guen de contribuciones no les pone en- me-
jores condolences
Mr.. Post. Que cree que ell doctor con-
funde Ia question, que no es la de eliminar
electores. Que es buscar dos hombres para
cada prescinto y he tenido Ia idea de guitar
le facultades para evitarles caer en- el error
siendo su mission puramente mecanica, pc
70 resulta impossible eyitar que violen Ia
ley los hombres que vayan hacerlo de-
iberadamente.
"Hay centenares de hombres en- cada
municipio que son incapaces de faltar
la ley pero no Sc puede negar que hay uno
en- cada localidad capaz de violar Ia ley
por cincuenta dollars. Corri6 ell rumor
una vez en- la isla de que Sc querfa asesi-
mar un hombre hacienda una suscripci6n
de 250 dollars y 81 Sc encuentra un hom-
bre para ESQ, pueden encontrarse muchos
por 30 dollars para violar la ley electoral
81 un hombre paga una contribution de-
muestra que tiene propiedad que lie da al
guna posici6n Ia que sufrirfa por If la
carcel. Un abogado no prestarfa sus ser
vicios. Sc evita que Sc ponga en- ese pues-
to un hombre malo que estuviera dis
puesto II la carcel por romper la ley.
Cuando Sc trate de las condolences de los
agentes ha de hacerse en- hombres que ten
gan alguna responsabilidad y poaici6n en-
Ia municipalidad Estoy dispuesto 4 qui-
tar los cinco dollars dejando uno, pues asf
no es facil Sc presto air 4 Ia carcel por
seis meses uno que tenga propiedad.
DR.. Barbosa. Que insiste. Que ell pa
go de la contribution no da condolences de
moralidad. Que los agentes no pueden
hacer NADIA sin6 estan de acuerdo con Ell
Supervisor de elecciones su mission es So
10 decir 81 no pues las listas vienen lue-
go Ia discussion y en- ella Sc resuelve, de
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PIeitOS resueltOs aver
pOr la COrte de DiStritO.
SerVIdumbre que Impugna eI senior Bosch.

La Corte de Distritro de San Juan ha
resuelto aver tarde los pleitos acumulados
seguidos entire don Wenceslao Bosch y
don Gorgono Bolivar, condenando al pri-
nero a respetar la seryidumbre de paso
que por los terrenos de Santurce tiene Ell
segundo, y declaIando sin lugar los otros
extremes de las demandas.
Para la construction de la lfnea ferrea
del tranvfa de don Pablo Ubarri, en- el
ano 1880, y fin de disminuir la pendien-
te que existe entire Ia estaei6n de Martin
Pefa y 10 parada 26 hubo de levantarse un
terraplen frente los terrenos hoy de don
Gorgonio Bolivar dar paso estos por
otros de Ia Succession Mercado que pertene-
cen al Sr. Bosch. Esa franja de terreno,
entire eI de Bosch y la carretera, es la que
da acceso al predio de Bolivar que esta
mas bajo; servidumbre que impugna
Bosch
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Sc deClaraIO1 nueVamente en- hueIga
los tahaqueIOS de BayamOn.
Mi. William Allen. sufrlo Ia fractura de una pier
na. Otras HOtiGlas.
q naestro corregponsaLl

Febrero 1o.-Se han declarado nueva-
mente en- huelga los tabae aros de la
"Porto Rico American Tobacco Ca" por
que sc afrma que no quieren le den traba-
jo los que denunciaron Eloy Solares
Estan en- actitpd pacffca. Aver celebra-
ron un mitin.
Pedro Santiago, por aggression AGO.
metimiento Francisco Rivera ell Juez le
impuso dollars de multa.
"A Mr.. William Allen, propietario del
Plantaie (Palo seco) le cay6 un palo en-
Gina de una pierna ocasionandole una
fractura. LIE prestaron los auxilios de la
ciencia el DR.. Guijarro auxiliado por Ell
practicante sefior Granela (don Miguel y
-El senior Inspector General del Dis
trito doctor Lugo Vifa, ha girado vista
sanitaria, todas las lecherias de la iu-
risdicci6n, recomendandoles sus duenos,
cumpieran estrictamente las observaciones
que les hacfa, 4 fin de poner en- estado hi
gienico sus establos.
Hoy visit6 tambien & Guaynabo,
elausurando una panaderfa por encontrar-
Sc en- complete abandono, manifestandole
al policfa insular Laguna encargado del
destacamento, no le permitiera al dueio
abrirla sin6 la pon1a en- estado higienico.
Ell comercio = GALES del poblado, como el
puesto de carne, los encontr6 en- buen es-
tado. Acompanaban al doctor, el tenien-
te Schettini, inspector Mufoz este co
rresponsal Continue mafiana su vista
ell activo funcionario
Hoy ha salido 4 la Gale en- traje de
paiaano 81 que fu6 sargento de la policfa in
sular senior Paoli, digno miembro que fue
del cuerpo de la Policfa Insular.
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MercadO de New YOrk.
Las naranIas de California haiaOn de pTeCiO.
Las de Puerto Rico Sc VeRdleTOl deSde
80 CsntaVOs hasta $l.65.

En- la primera venta en- el mercado en-
Ia semana Ultima, las naranjas de Califor-
mia bajaron de precio.
Hubo un pequeno cambio el martes, y
el microbes hubo un gran aumento.
Sc vendieron desde 10 centavos hasta
25 centavos las cajas siendo las mayores
ganancias las que produjeron las mejores
frutas.
Las de Puerto Rico Sc vendieron desde
80 centavos hasts S1.65. Ninguna estaba
agria Y algunas estaban muy gastadas.
Las ventas consistieron en- i, 700 cajas
de Florida, 1,200 cajas de Puerto Rico,
600 cajas de Jamaica, so carros de Cali.
fornia, Y un CARO- de Arizona.
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A QUEEN CORRESPONDA.

Por Ia presente Sc hace saber al p1blico
que don Gerardo Soler propietario de la
Central ''Constancia' en- el termino mu-
nicipal de Toa-baia, ha acudido al Consejo
Executive solicitando la concession de 40
itros de aqua por segundo, derivados del
Rio "Plata" que forma uno de los lfmites
de dicha Central; destinando las aguas &
usos industriales. Todas las personals que
deseen ser oidas en- pro en- contra de Ia
concession solicitada, pueden presentar sus
argumentos de palabra por escrito ante
Ell Comite de Franquicias el dia % de Fe-
brero de 1905.
Por el peticionario, ,-Ram6,s Gandfa
CORDOBA, Ingeniero
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En- Ia COrte de distritO del disHitO
judicial de HunlaCaO, P. R.

En- la testamentaria de Saturnino R.
Fuertes.
AVISO.
Por el presente que Sc pubicara una vez
cada semana durante dos meses consecuti-
vos en- el peri6dico la Correspondence
de Puerto Rico lamo 4 todos los que
sean acreedores de Saturnino r, Fuertes,
para que el dia tres de Abril pr6ximo &
las dos de la tarde, me presenter sus recla-
maciones con los correspondientes eompro-
bantes hajo juramento, en- Ia casa habita-
ci6n del que suscribe, sita en- el pobIado de
los Ucares del termino Municipal de Ma
guabo. Humacao 81 de Enero de 1906.
FAUstINo E. FUERTEs Administrator iu-
dicial de los bienes del fnado. aV.
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Mientras Sc encuentre trabajando en-
el Parque la Companfa dramatiea, en- las
noches de funciones, los pasajeros que via
jen de San Juan & Rio Piedras 8 vice-ver-
sa, por la noche, trasbordar6n On la para
de- 2S, p
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PrOntO IIegara a San Juan
ell senior Sainz.

Ell sefior Eduardo Sainz y Cr6sas, que
desde Ell primero de Octubre pr6ximo pa
sado, Sc halla establecido en- Nueva York,
395 Broadway, visitard muy en- breve Ia
numerosa clientele que tiene en- esta isla.
El comercio en- general, aguarda su lie
gada antes de colocar ninguna orden, pues
sabe que dicho sefior trae la representa-
ci6n de las fabricas mas importantes de te-
iidos de los Estados Unidos
Debido al extenso muestrario que trae
consigo y los numerosos contratos que
ha tenido que formular, ha retrasade algo
su salida, Ia cual en- toda seguridad ten
dr6 lugar 81 0 del corriente por el vapor
"Coamo"
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TO whom it may CinGern.

Notice is hereby given tzat q petition
for franchise for the use Of 40 liters of
water per secund from the river plata
in the municipal District Of Toa-baja, for
industrial purposes, IN the Central ssCons-
tancia" property of don Gerardo Soler
and others, has been filed with the Execu-
We Council Of Puerto Rico, BY don GeTar-
do Soler
ANY and all persons desiring to be hear
per or against the granting Of said fran-
chise, may present their arguments either
orally or IN writing before the Comitee of
Franchise IN the day 18th Of February
1906.
For the petidonary, Ramon Gandia
Cordopa, G. E.
En- esta impranta se vende papel de pe-
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DeSgraCia en- los tra-
hajOS del ferrOCaTFiI.
ObrsrOs sspultadOs rlvos bsIO IN dsrrunbamlsnto
q nuestr0 oorresp0nsaZ espeoial. }

Ode nuestro corresponsoJ especial
Quebradillas, Febrero 1.-Acaban de
informarnos que ha ocurrido una sensible
desgracia en- los trabajos del ferrocarril en-
el sitio denominado Cano-grande.
Los peones Bernab6 Santiago y Jose
Hernandez, han sido sepultados bajo terra
4 causa de un desrrumbamiento.
El DR.. Roure sali6 embellishments al
lugar del suceso.
Manana iran amplios detalles.
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- q eoRnNsRo oMpaNeEA

LiBretas para apuntar ropa 4 Ia lavandera
Declaraciones de Nacimientos.
Certifcaciones medieas
DeclaraCiones de Defunciones,
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Para calzado elegante y precios de
situaci6n ia Ciudad de Mexico" San
Francisco 80, que ea todo nuevo. p
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Sc VEEDE en- 28GO pesos Ia casa
n1merO 81 de Ia calle del Sol, La que tiene
I'm tribute de S40O. Informar6n en- el n6-
nero 81 de L. misma calle 30 8
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Con motive de estas festas ha recibi-
do el popular don America Salas, un gran
surtido para su conocido establecimiento
s'El Popular" que no tiene competencia
nj precedentes en- Ia historic del comercio.
Las damas elegantes Sc surten de ali y
hay grandes novedades propias para Ire
oaloa n
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En- eata imprenta sa venda papal de pe-
ri6ico vieiio { $500 quintal.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
PASTOR IN POLITICS
INDORSED BY CHURCH
Indiana Clergyman Ge,s Strong Reso-
luton From Members of
Congregation.

RICHMOND. Ind. July 13.-The official
board OF the Christian Church has is
sued a statement 10 the effect that the
pastor Of the church, the Rev. 7. H
Kuhn, had been released from his duties
in order to make the campaign for Con-
gress. Mr.. Kuhn is the Democratic
nominee in the Sixth district against
Congressman James r. Watson, Repu0-
lcan nominee. The board adopted the
following resolution:
Whereas, We believe him TO be sin
cere and conscientious in all he says and
does, and that in his present race for
Congress he is prompted by the purest
and best motives, and has in his heart
only the highest good and the best gem
eral welfare of his fellOw-men. and the
glory OF God, and We believe, as we haN =
every reason to. If elected 10 the posi-
tion TO which he aspires. he will, in the
same scholarly, unselhsh and fearless
way, represent the interests and defend
the rights Of the people as We have
known him 10 do since he came into our
midst; therefore, be it
Resu- -. That We release him from
his present contract to such an extent
as will give him ample time aside from
his pastoral duties to carry on the pres
ent campaign, and that we render hin.
every honorable assistance that will keic
him in his undertaking and obtain ais
election.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
BURGLAR Hunt on Roof
By Firemen and Police
Thousand Spectators Gather to See Three
Men Captured on Top of Fashionable
Residence, But Are Disappointed.

PITTSBURG. July 13-"Hello there,
Sergeant! Is that No. police station
Well. this Is G. r. Smith. 659 Maryland
avenue, and there are three men on
the roof Of my house. What's that-you
can't get the number? II is 6-5-9 Mary
land avenue. Yes, that's it. Send
some Officers at once"
That was the startling message re-
ceived BY Sergt William Moore. at
No. police station last night at $50
O'Clock. lie Immediately telephoned to
No. truck company and ordered the
fire truck TO the Maryland avenue house
and then sent Special Officers Edward
Barry and Frank Lynch on the run.
Thousand Spectators Gather.
When Barry and Lynch arrived the
truck was there and 1000 persons were
in the aristocratic thOroughfare and all
were pointing at the roof. Three men
up there" they told the officers, and
Barry quickly ordered the extension
ladder placed against the house.
Hardly was it In place before Barry
and Lynch. with drawn revOlvers. were
climbing the ladder and soon were on
the roof.
The excited spectators craned their
necks and strained their eyes TO peer
through the darkness In expectation OF
seeing a thrilling struggle hlgh III the
air
once Barry was seen running across
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
MARRIAGE MONEY
STOLEN FROM GIRL
Would-Be Husband Accepts Ceremon7
Expenses From Expected Bride
and Runs Away,

THOMPSONVILLE, July l3.-JOseph
Cushock has been brought here by
Chief of Police Bromage from Woon-
socket, r. l., on a charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
Cushock was engaged TO be married TO
Miss Aggie Yaboski on May 25 last
and the young woman gave her intend
ed husband $15 to pay for the marriage
ceremony and other expenses. On get
ting the money he left for parts un-
known, but was finally located in
Wocnsocket by Chief of Police Bro
mage, who ordered his arrest, and the
man will be brought before Judge J.
=. Davis in the morning on the above
charge.
It ls the custom among the Polish
women u pay all the wedding expenses
and to date FIVE or six prospective
Aridegrpoms, Immediately after secur-
ing tise money, have left town. CHIEF
2rortESr has been successful in To-
CatlBE them all.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
DIFFERENT NOW
Since the slugger Conee Was Abandoned

Coffee probably causes more bilious
ness and so-called malaria than any
one other thing-even bad climate. A
Fl Worth man says:
Il have always been Of a bilious tenn
perament, subject TO malaria and up to
cne year ago a perfect slave to coffee
and at times I would be covered with
hollis and full of malariaI poison, was
very nervous and had swimming in the
head.
'I don't know how IL happened but 1
finally became convinced that my sick
ness was due 10 the use of coffee and
a little less than a year ago / stopped
coffee and began drinking Postum.
From that time / have not had a boil,
not had malaria q all. have gained Is
pounds good solid weight and know be-
yond all doube this is due 10 the use OF
Postum In place of coffee as / have
taken no medicine al ALL
Postum has certainly made healthy
red blood for me In place Of the blood
that coffee drinking impoverished and
made unhealthy Name given by Pos
tum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
Postum makes red blood.
There a reason
Look in pkEs for a copy Of the famous
little book, The Road 10 MELVILLE
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
IRISH FAIR AGENTS
CONE TO GET DATA
Commissioners for Dublin Exhibition
Will Reach Washington in
a Few Days.

In the interests Of the Irish Intena-
tionaI Exhibition 20 be held g. Dublin
during the summer Of 1907. tHres special
commissioners will visit Washington
with the intention OF gathering data re-
lating 10 historical objects in connection
with the development OF this city.
Word TO this effect has been received
By the District Commissioners from
James Shanks, OF Dublin. chief execu-
tive o1flcer OF the coming exhibition. who
gave the names OF the three visiting
commissioners as Prof T. II. Teegan.
principal OF the Central Training Col
lege, Dublin; Rev. Patrick Lally. of
Galway; and Colonel Hackett. OF Dub
lin.
The committee arrived in New York
yesterday and are expected here in a
few days.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
SANITARY BOARD
WORKING SLOWLY
Some Weeks Before Report Of Condi-
tions in Departments Will
Be Made.

The board appointed by Surgeon Cen
eral Wyman. of the Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service. 10 investigate
the sanitary conditions Of the depart
ments with the view Of ascertaining
how much tuberculosis among the
clerks. II any, may be traced TO the
lack OF sanitary arrangements in the
departments. will not complete their re-
port for some weeks
The board - composed OF DTs. f W.
Mead. chairman. Rufus Blue. and b.
II. Earle. The board will probably in
spect the Census Office tomorrow. This
investigation OF the sanitation of the
departments and its relation TO. tuber-
culosis was ordered by the President.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
PREVENTS SONS SUICIDE;
KNOCKS RAZOR FROM HAND

WEST CHESTER. Pa. July lS.-Wil-
liam Cobourn. a welI-known young man
or ttis place. when he attempted to
commit suicide a his home by cutting
Ms .EToat with a razor was prevented
b: his mother.
When she saw him raise his arm she
rushed 10 n m and struck his hand and
Knocked the razor from his grasp. but
was too late 10 prevent him cutting him
self. he having drawn il across his
throat Medical aid was secured. He
Will probably recover.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
TAGGART TO STOP
RESORT GAMBLING
Offers His Personal Promise
If Governor viii
Drop Suit.

FRENCH LICK. Ind. July 13.-T0m
Taggart, chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee. says he has
made up his mind that there can be no
more gambling in connection with his
French Lick summer resort here.
He has made an offer TO Governor
Hanly and Attorney General Miller that
IL they drop the suits against him.
which threaten the charter of his hotel
company, he Will personally guarantee
that gambling will not he resumed. The
matter is said 10 be under advisement.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

CHICAGO Ill. July 13-"The dirtiest
home in Chicago" has come 10 light in
the juvenile court Of the city. 1t is d
filthy shanty Overrun with animals at
Irving Park boulevard and Fifty-second
avenue. near Dunning. The place Is the
home of Mrs. Mary Johnson and hef
daughter Mrs. HOna. After the story
had been told the court ordered that
neither woman should visit Mrs. Zona
baby which is in charge Of Mrs. J.
UeIata.- 004C 7 cusaH a,rauffa
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
HERZL MEMORIAL SERVICES
AT THE SYNAGOGUES

Memorial exercises commemorative OF
the death of DIT. Theodore HerN will be
held tomorrow morning by the members
of the Hebrew congregations o. Adas
Israel. Sixth and u streets northwest
and Ohev Sehulom, 6o7 H street north
west.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

TcacEer-HOw long had Washington
been dead when Roosevelt was inaugu-
rated?
Scholar dunno but IL hasn't been
very dead since Teddy has been there.
Brooklyn Life.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
Child Sent to Asylum

Despite the fearful pleadings OF her
mother. Mary Riley. six years old. 70
SanRamon street, was sent 10 the Angel
Guardian German Orphan Asylum yes
terday by Judge Carpenter. According
10 Probation Onicer Grogan. the little
girl had been left alone in the house
without food for five days by the moth
er, who returned intoxicated after the
child had been taken away.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

the roof and the nervous crowd shouted:
Barry sees them! Barry has them
To accentuate the general excitement
Inspector Robert Emmett, with a squad
of fifteen reserves, drove up in a See
ing Pittsburg'' automobile that Emmett
had pressed into service. Inspector En-
NETT rapidly deployed mis- men about and
aWav from the house. with strict orders
to let no person through the line. For
the time the 1900 spectators were pris-
oners.
Suddenly Barry was seen 10 point 10
another roof and the gaze of the crowd
was directed there. Lynch crossed over
with Barry al his heels and the refiec-
UiOn from their shiny revolYers could
be seen
No Intruders Found.
Meanwhile Mr.. Smith had thrown open
his doors and Inspector Emmett and two
of the reserves searched the house. No
intruder was found.
Adjoining houses were searched and
Barry and Lynch were crossing roofs
with the ease OF chimney sweeps. Final
" they descended to the street and
talked Il over with Inspector Emmett
Mr. Smith was taken into the confer
ence and another visit was paid to MS
home Nothing was missing. Finally
the officers left. The crowd still remain
Cd. Then the word was passed around
that il had been a false alarm. The
crowd dispersed and the suburban quiet
ude Of the neighborhood reigned again.
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Forced to Move Once.

The same family. a year ago. was
compelled 10 leave 2216 Milwaukee ave-
nue. because the health department tore
the house down over their heads on ac-
count Of the insanitary conditions.
when / entered the house. said
Probation Officer Dean. Il found the
baby back Of the stove and Mary