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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
HARRISON FISHER lAUOS The
AMERICAN GIRL.
Tyne ImmeasurabIy Superior in Every
Way Over Her French and Eng
Iish Cousins-FuI! of Spirit
and Intelligence.

New York-"French women are ar
tificial, English women are wooden.
The American girl is the only type
care to draw
So said Harrison Fisher, American
illustrator, whose drawings OF lovely
women are known all over the world
when | asked him in his studio ABOUT
the war that France and England nave
recently declared on the American
beauty writes Nixola Greeley-Smlth
in the New York American.
81 have been away two months
continued Mr.. Fisher, and during that
time | made absolutely no drawings
of foreign women's faces. II they are
so beautiful l could not have resisted
sketching them. | made a few sketch
pc for backgrounds, and OF TWO o
three old men | saw in the Latin quar-
ter-one of them Robins model.
And you saw not single frenc'
or English woman you wanted |
>. draw" | asked, incredulously.
!. We'll" Mr.. Fisher conceded
saw one or two beautifully dfesse
French women that might have locke
we'll In a picture But they were won
q en- of fashion and would not NAY
o posed for me. American women al
y indifferent in that respect. NO matt
I. where meet them, they generally a
willing to pose. | have sometlm
n asked a wealthy woman happened
If meet at a reception to pose for SOL
~ illustration | was making, and she n
is invariably said she would be glad
ts THE model that posed for this p
10 ture." and Mr.. Fisher held up a ora
st ing of a slender, dazzling blonde III
~ black riding costume, rs a III
10 Brooklyn girl. She is college or
,at uate and says that after she had pr
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
Sold $40 Pieces for Quarters.

Philadelphia.-Charles Hutchinsons
S.year.old son struck great bargain
the other day. He got three shining
Is cent pieces in exchange for $50 In
gold and bank notes.
Hutchinson is a farmer, near wynn
newood, and he had just received two
$40 gold pieces and three IS bills
from James Meany, milk dealer He
laid the money on a shelf, where Hut
! crimson, Jr. got hold of it. The boy
was playing with it on his way 10
school. when a stranger stopped him.
Give you a bright, new white piece
for that yellow one" he said, taking
out a quarter and pointing to one oil
! the SO gold pieces.
The exchange was made. Fol
another quarter the stranger bough
, the second gold piece, and thlr'
quarter bought in the three 70 biIis
The boy went on his way to schoo
e well pleased. His father wasn't auf''
;. so pleased when he heard about \
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
IS QUEEN OF BEAUTY

ticed her music two or three hours
day her time hangs heavily on hel
hands So she poses for illustrations
and earns her pin money that way
Then Mr.. Fisher showed me an.
other drawing. this time OF a Tall gin
Of slender stateliness, coated IN IAN
ragalia, drawing on her long hlu
gloves. This was the typical Harrison
Fisher girl. u,r,
THAT is the type of American girl
| like best to draw he SAID
WAS there an original HARRISON
Fisher girl" asked.
ooh YES" the artist replied quickly"
"She was Miss Franklin, daughter vi
man who ran small circus out west
maid her a salary for years just 10
nose for me. But she got married ana
I gave it up. ,,
"you see" Mr.. Fisher elucidated'
" the American beauty is so cosluo-
T noIitan. She has the whole Worlu W
6 low from. One of my models is the
o daughter of a Scotch father and an
4 Irish mother. and she is typlcai
\. American beauty"
" And if she had been. born IN ocoV
=. land or Ireland she might not nave
hpen near so beautiful" | said. don
n Won think the spirit of America III
TO freedom and equality, have much to d
with it," m
az YES" asouiesced Mr.. Fisher, Il &c
ed An American model mean pre-
cd fessional model-can pose for a won
M. an of fashion and look the part. Sh
We has only to put on the clothes.
re French or English model could neve
Tor do that. Models over there are
ire class apart. A model in Paris ia
los one dress, one hat frame, on which 81
TO nins a veil, and a few stock poses.
me American women not only MAJ
,as more beautiful faces-faces with spI
to if and intelligence, besides beauty
mic. hut their figures are much bette
,w. French women have over large bus
n a and very slender limbs. The Anne
tile can girl is taller, straighter, broad
,ad. shouldered and much more evenly
rae veloped.'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE.

through the letters he made a passing
comment on several typical cases.
One man alleged that after a nVe-
minutes trial he had been wrongfully
convicted under the betting laws. The
complaint was drawn up in a 1ormal
STYLE. but a postscript gave a touch
Of nathos. LAS a result of this my
whole life has been ruined.
Another, from woman, asserted
that the evidence of her witnesses
had been ignored.
81 could mention hundreds OF IN
stances far more pathetic" said Col
oroI Robertson, "The present condi
ton of affairs is scandalous. Hlther'o'
he explained, 81 have steadily refused
an interview, as l do not wish 10 pos
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
Policemen of Ludlow, Mass nave
Small Chance to Loaf

ludlow, Mass.-The Ludlow town
fathers have established remarkaDle
system of police call boxes, reversing
the custom prevailing in large cities
Instead of going to box and opening
II with a key-the ordinary procedure
the patrolmen carry the boxes uhuei
their arms and visit a series or sta-
tions which consist of an iron pole 10
which a key is attached by CHAIN
The boxes are opened with the Key
which registers on small time cloch
within the box the hour at which the
kew was used. The boxes or tlme
clocks are cumbersome, but the police
men find the ridicule to which the!
are subjected more CALLING than Tit
personal discomfort involved.
Each station or pole must be Vlslte'
once in two hours and the stations al
50 situated that the patrolmen hnu
occupies their entire time to make I'll
connections with the keys which al
necessary for the time clock impre
sions.
The remarkable device, which WI
sanctioned at a recent town meetln
is said to have been designed by wi
individuals solely to fit the case
patrolman Hall E. Storer, who, I
I sides drawing a policeman's full s.
ary is tax collector, justice OF t
. neace. sealer of weights and measure
. deputy sheriff. surveyor OF lumo
hound keeper, fish warden and fen
viewer, and In addition modestly
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
HAS A MECHANICAL FACE.
French Surgeon Exhibits suoJec' o.
Remarkable Operation.

Paris France.-In consequence Vi
tbo brrs+ine Of a gun while out shoot-
ing. a man had his chin, Ihe 'o"o'
mart of his Jaw, a portion OF HIS
tongue and the whole OF MS uppel
law and nose blown away. DR.. DelalIe
Of the French Academy OF Me"lc'i,s'
has renlaced the missing organs y!
artificial parts, and his WORK "nl.n ,
&c considered a marvel Of mechanical
ingenuity, has been eXhlolleu Oo'o'0
the academy
From 10 to Is feet distance even
in Welllighted ROOM the mech"i,
ical face appears quite natural anu
the man is able to masticate MS ioou
and speak with comparative e'a',
Every day he takes off his arunci"'
face and washes it with soap ana wa,
fer This face consists or louI pal %
rho first Is a silver groove, into "hlci
some of the lower teeth are nAe0
This is attached to dental apparatus
, of tin, into which are fixed the 'eliit't i
ing teeth. The second piece CONSISTS
a dental apparatus in vulcanite AM
gold for the upper nine teeth LIE
, il fitted in two small protuberahceS
. which fiji into the nasal cavities III
q also fills up the right sinus Wn'c
- was smashed in. At the back IS
. niece of gold mechanism with noon
, usod to fasten on the face piece
II The third piece Of the mechanical la'
consists of the chin and lower Il
This is of india rubber, painted 10 I
semble nature.
r.. Over the chin false beard IS nAe
an At the back are a couple OF ShiS
It. bolts. which pass through holes
70. of the teeth and fix the lip 10 lhe
st tificial lower jaw. The fourth d
no last piece of the apparatus cohSls
of the upper lip and goose also
,ss india rubber, and painted, to "hl
it'll is attached a false mustache. AL |
me- back are two small clasps, 10 "hl
ed the upper piece and jaw are nXeu'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
MEN IN BEAUTY SHOW.
Japsnese and Jamaica Negro
Among the Competitors.

London, Eng.-Folkstone has just
done something original in the line Oh
beauty shows. Under the auspices Oh
the town council 1900 spectators gain
cred at the Victoria Pier paVlllon 10
vote on the handsomest man among
the 60 competitors exhibited on lhe
stage Among the 60 we're japanese,
q Hussar and two big men of the FIJI
ty.fourth battery, R. H. A, two stal-
wart visitors from Cornwall, Isle OF
Man, and Norwich, and a Jamaica
negro.
The competitors regarded the situa
+ion very seriously and without CO
ouetry. When the curtain Went ul
the audience beheld pale young maj
standing in velvet frame. he wa
very serious-indeed, the more serl
GUS a competitor appeared the mel
rier grew the audience. Occaslonali
the gallery became personal ana calie
attention to what it considered ph!'
,ical shortcomings of the competitor
When all was over the prizes Wer
awarded with much hilarity, nv
voung women having in the meal
time kept account of the' votes II
first prize winner was Sergt. W.
Hodgetts, Seventh Hussars, Schooi
Musketry. Hythe. The second pri'
went to Bernard Fudge of Elm te
race, Constantine road, HampStea
and the third prize was won by HI
bert Fudell of rs Lupus street, II
lico.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
WOULDST LIVE LONC}
FOLLOW ADVICE OF GRANDMoTH'
Err Shirley.
"pon't Worry, Never Treasure Up
Trouble, and Live Out of Doors
Saws Woman Approaching her
Century Mark.

pirdshoro Pa.-Last Sunday was
Grandmother Sallie Shireys Jun
birthday. and the people from 'hiS
district gathered by the hundreuS az
the Shirley home in honor OF the even
Tho house in which Grandmother Shlr-
ev has lived for many years is located
half way up Monocacy HILL ana cui nl,
mands a view up and down the 'aliey
for twenty miles. Mrs. Shirley recelVeu
her many guests with all the ease onu
grace Of a woman of 50, Her hearlne
and eyesight are excellent anu N
memory is unimpaired by age
"Don't worry, never treasure ny
troubles and live out of DOORS IS 'ne
way she explains the secret OIL loh9
life Worry is death" she Sa aSe
"Work is life" she continued as sue Sne
contentedIy smoked her pipe ! We
used tobacco for 10 years II u".
never hurt me, but, on the contrary ),
7 have nositively enjoyed it, 1t Is su'i
a comfort" - aif+
Manv of the visitors brought gu,
with them, and Mrs. Shirley was ni -
" pleased. She sang some VI "a
songs of her girlhood days aan'eu
hornpipe and entertained dill "
"reminiscences of her youth: low,
CO.. ooo,ls we'll when her GRAM
fathers and her father told ne[ ,'
their personal experiences in the W. w
Of the Revolution, and there Is n"iu ~.
historical incident of 50 years a.
of which she cannot speak intellsen
ly. 49,, tbe n
The grounds surrounding the u
home were filed with teams al uo
and the many visitors passed 'niO ~
the house in a steady stream: l.
entire neighborhood took a nolluas y
Mrs. Shirley was born larine TX,
daughter and became farmer W.
In her time she did everything on
farm that men performed and ss t
keeper in a nearby village says 'n"'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11

rs a philanthropist. But / am Desin-
ming to think that too much puoiici'y
cannot be given to the disgracelur
proceedings in English legal lie.
toka no credit for what l have done
The work fascinates me-
Let me give you few examples VI
cases brought to me for remedy AZ
instance from Ireland, HUSBAND ILL.,
ont Of work; wife nursing MN anu
Young baby at the same time. Inc
family are poverty stricken. one emu
AGED y. tempted by a professional
nondicant begins to beg. There IS d
no,ica court sequel. The child Is re-
leased but the mother-aDsoiuIely III
nocent-is sent to jail TOR 'hiee
months with hard labor.
"When | told the Lord Lieutenant
he went straight from LONDON u
Mountioy Prison and ordered the wo
mans release. That was just peioi'
Christmas, and she enjoyed her mum
HE dinner at home.
Another case. A respectaoie OoS
an assistant in a chemists shop
Dublin, chased by bigger boy, , an
throws a stone. Window broker
That how was sent to the retorlha'ol
for five years. There's justice lot you
7 obtained his release.
| The latest case I have taken up
| ono IN which a woman was charge
\ ~ two trumped-up cases which we
4 both dismissed in few minutes. 81 y
H has, however, received an account i /
Il s95o from her solicitors and when S
Il demanded details they were reluSe
Il We shall see if a letter from lit "
81 have any effect
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
Enht Suffer for Boys Fault.

Norfolk, Validating away with
shotgun at a boy who was robbing his
melon patch, R. T. Powell, a farmer
near here, injured eight employees OF
the jamestown exposition, who were
on route. for the fair grounds on a
trolley car.
The boy jumped from the car when
it halted on switch to wait for sig
nails In the fusilade which followed
his raid on the melon patch ne eS
capped uninjured'
The victims were shot about tn
face one of them, young woman
in a serious condition. Inc lafme
will be arrested.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
Had Hole in Her Heart; Lived

.of the brain, an eye disease, dropsS
and pachymeningitis. That the WON
on lived with all these ailments was
astonishing to the physicians VINO
made the autopsy, but when tney
found the rupture Of the heart they
were certainly amazed.
The autopsy was made because
there had been talk of morphine pol
soning. , .or,
The hole in Mrs. Stevens . hear,
was found to be partially covered
with an organized" clot OF piooa
though stray drops issued through
the natural barriers. An organized
cIot is one which, through the "on
derful efforts of nature to repai
damage to the body, forms into
sort of muscular tissue.
The rupture was at the oottom
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
Ex.s,ave Dead at 113 Years.

Elkton. Md.-George W. Harris,
former slave, died near RowlandsViiie
Ut the age of. 113 years l month and
IA DAVIS The birth record OF the
Harris family is said to have been
accurately kept by the owners OF
those colored people who lived IN
Hartford County, Nd. According &c
the record Harris maternal grand
mother was III years old Wien she
| lied while his mother died at me ag'
| of 121 years
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
POLICE CARRY CALL BOXES.

knowledges holding a few other town
offices of lesser Importance.
Jealous critics of Mr.. Storer nave
been unable to comprehend how ne
could earn so many salaries in "a
hour day, and in the interest OF SCI
ence, asked the town to make an ap-
propriation for purchasing the neces-
sary equipment
Storer is game, and instead OF re-
signing has bought himself an electric
searchlight to assist in finding the key
stations on dark nights.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
Autopsy Reveals Wonderful .. V''"''''
Of New York Woman

New York.-A disease new IN in non
,caI history was reported BY W.,
oner's Physician Philip r, 100 re-.
to Coroner Hamburger IL was su If
yeaIed by an autopsy on the Oou' old
Mrs. Florence Stevens, 80 years 4ne U U.I
t There : is l0 as yet no name for the MAJ,
d az which made a hole in the WON !,
a au;. b %nn as large as musket ban,
but permitted her to 1--WE ten nOH
without great discomfort MIRO
"i Resides the heart rupture MIS-
Stevens was afflicted with S0 then
other mortal diseases, among 'I d,s
C C,rrho.is Of the liver. Bright,s o Is
cas-, tuburcular liberation Oh ,,u oTv
testines. general edema or DulA
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11

the vital organ. The pericardium'
or sac inclos.Sg the heart, was dis
tended three times the hearts size
Slowly for months the life current
had been leaking through the rup-
tire and forming the clot, and all
the time nature had been endeavoring
to dam the flow and heal the
wound
81 was simply astonished at the
condition of the woman's heart,
said DIR. O'Hanlon. "She lived WITH
a terrible woend, which science has
taught us to consider Immediately
fatal II was a revelation"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11

ono brings to his store better butter
o 49, that made by Mrs. Shirley. TWO OF
p t. cons Nathaniel and Emanuel I'VE
with her. She does all the householo
w wlS and assists in much of the out
Ioor labor on the place. She walks
soMr 70 six miles without fatigue ana
is a great advocate of outdoor exercise Sc
~ oil forms. Were l man OF twenty
tndav" she said, I'D play baseball
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11

think It is a vsry healthy game"
Mrs. Shirley has been widow a.
wears. Five generations of her family
were present at her birthday party:
The venerable woman talked OF
present and past events. The old.
time DAYS when the battalion drilled
constitute one Of the bright pages III
her memory. MY! How we did
! dance!" she remarked.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
III. Forts on Wheels.

Berlin.-The Saxon war ministry
no. accepted the delivery of an ar
mored motor car capable of resisting
rife Are, carrying the machine gun
and having accommodation for ten
men. Several similar cars are being
constructed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-11
MANS HOBBY is FIGHTING 9th
Frs WRONGS.
co,oreI Robertson Of London, Eng
land, Has Devoted His Life to
Helping Those UnjustIy Dealt
With by the Law.

Misunderstanding other people
vrongs" is a hobby pursued by few.
Such, however, has been the favorite
nursuit of Colonel P. F. Robertson
for the past thirty years.
A reporter sat with Colonel hoOert,
son as he opened his morning cores
nondence which lay in a heap on the
table before him. AS he glanced
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-11

sefior Miguel Guerra, deIegado s Ia c6'
mara pOr 81 diBtrito de San juan.
-Un Coche da motor GlectFic0, muy
eIegants y rkpido y pTopiO psTa paSao, ha
sido adquirido ca los Estadoa Unidos por
81 Lido. * nor Juan de Guzm6n Benftez
Una casa para vivienda, que proba.
bIaments raConatruirk pRonto, Ia sido "a.
quiridslen la pRFada 26 de Senturce, por
81 Lido. seiioF Ricardo La Costs.
lei cabo comandanta del puest0 dc
MoCa, Rfi9r Pardo. avisa por tsI6grafo
que on 81 barrio s.Cru2' de aquella juziB.
dicci6n, acOmps Il ado del gusrdis Rubianes
= Martinez, arFeat6 Juan Acevedo y
Cornelio Mendez poE huEto de rese1.
lei Beiior Santos Filippi, est6 enCaTga'
do de la direction del banquete que 90
llevarf & efecto en- Vegs Alta 81 dia IL.
En- estas cueStiones, es indiscutible Ia auto
ridad del BefiOE Filippi.
La formR que tendF6 lR mesa del
lunch que 80 CelebrRF6 en- Vega Alta el
dia II, ser6 IL de dos rectas una CuFva.
Ramilletes de flores , frutas del pals, ssF-
vir6n de adorno, decorando & aquella.
-Vecinos de Il CalIe del Sol % queian
de la fslta de vigilsncia poliCiaca que se
ObBerva por aquslla Calle, pues un ndmero
regular dc muChachos, ha tornado un tFozo
de IL calle de hip6dFOmo, haata hoFas
avanzadaa de la noChe.
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F,lIOcl6 On P.fuolas AtlI,no Maldonato csrtI.
(De mMestrO correspOnsall

O6 WNe6CTO C0TFeSp0a6Qt)
Julio 10.-Ha fallecido en- 81 baTrio de
Santo Domingo 81 joven don AtiIano NAL
donado y CoTti, de % amos de adad, Cuyo
entierro hp sido la mas elocuente manifeg'
taci6n de duelO que 20 ha visto en- eata 10.
calidad.
Mas de 800 pernOnaa pie , & cabalIo
acompafisron el cad6ver & esta pueblo, ,
mas de 800 peEsonas mas 90 unieron la
entrada del pueblo. Las persOnas mas
connotadas de Ia localidRd 30 Bustituisn
para lIevar el f6retFo.
Puede calculRFse que al entieTFo asiAtie'
ron 800 perSonaS.
En- el Cementerio, despu6s dc las ceremo'
Mas funeraleB, en- nombrs de 90 madre y
hermanoB = de las familias MaldonRdc,
CASTELAR,, LoyOla , MarCucCi, despidi6 el
duelo don Elpidio de Mier hizO nm ex
tensO discourse alusivo Rl acto, hi1o re-
hsxiones basadas en- eI axioms cOrrNptiO'
IlnSaIa, geTminGtsO nOnissn.
El joven Maldonado era muy queRido
en- Pefiuelaa, y la manifestation general
do duelo, 10 prob6 una Vez mas 81 dfs de
Bu inhumaci6n.
AcOmpanamos 8 sus deudOs en- la triBte
pena.
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Mot!eIas d Blres!ensta.
(De nusstrO cOrssponsall.

Julio 1O.-Nuestro querido amigo Don
Manuel VaId6s Nadal, de Manat, pass
pOr la psna de habsr pardidO una bsllf.
Sima nina de sfios que % diHtingUfa poE
sug virtudeB y por nu inteligenCia, pueB "a
CuEBabs el 40. gradO , era admirada pO1
la bondad que atesoraba en- aquel Coraz6n
deapgel.
Dicho amigo est6 muy sgradecido de
los buenos amigos CALICO, Rivera To-,
Rafael Gambia Pozo, hermanos sandoval,
Gracialet, Urgell, infnidad de diStingui-
dos Hefiores obreros que no abandOnaron 30
hogar en- los momentos del ConhiCto.
-Barceloneta eat6 de enhoTabuena con
Is llegada del Doctor Aguirre, m6dico de
cOnOCimientOs , de gran pr6CtiCa profssio'
nal , Caballero de formaS muy cultas y
coTreCtag.
lei domingo pr6ximo ae daEk una
nueva funci6n en- el teatro de este pOblado
= concurrirSn & ella muchas sefioritas de
pueblos ComarcanoE
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Alvarez Nava, sentfsn ID perdida del que
quiz6a mas dc una ves les presto auxilio
en- 81 desgFacia.
impossible e. resefiar 81 triste acto de
aver. Porque nd poder Ilevar eotas GUAR
tillas, todos Bus detaIIes, NOS concretaRsmo8
81 disCur1o eloCusntfaimo del licsnciado
AlvsYez Nava, que fus una de las oracio
nes ffnebres mas harmosas que aquG ha
pronunCiado. HiEo & gTandes rasgOs r
spologfa del sefior San Miguel.
81 entierFo e.tuvo concurridfSimo. Ell
lujosO CARLO fdnebrs, 10 cubrfan infnidad
de heTmonas coEonan en demonstration de
afscto y caTino de Bus amigos.
DesCanss ca pas 81 aIme del infOrtuna-
do amigo rasignaci6n 8 aua famiIiavaa.
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BANDlDAJE INTERNATIONAL.
ParUco QUO tIOnO sueursaIos On America

De Roma notician CON feCha 20 de Ju.
MO pasado, an sensational descubrimiento
hecho por las autoridades de Ia ciudad.
La poliCfa ha desCabieEto una asoCiaci6n
International de bandidoA cuya EesidenCia
principal est6 en- Stella, que, ssgdn De
aseguFa, tiene sucursaleg en- America. Va
ha sidO pTaCticadas numeroaas pEisionea.
Por las infoEmaCiones que 60 han rsCo'
gido hasta RhoEa, los bandidos sicilianos
enviaban & suH colegas ameEiCanoa los OBJ
ietos para que los vendieaen. Por Cartaa
que 90 han logrado Capturar, 90 espera
deBcubrir & todoa los completes de ID
banda.