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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-07
. EN- La CAMARA
EL D|A 8.
Sc discute Ia cancela-
eior1 de una fan
"a.
En- favor los senores Diaz
Navarro y Llorens.
En- contra ell senior Munoz Ri.
vera. Pasa pOr mayoria.

A las 1890 de Ia manana
del lunes s de Mario Sc pass
lista en- la Camara y contestar
20 delegados Sc aprueba e
acta de la session anterior
FL Speaker" informa que
uno de los empleados de la of.
Gina de traducciones de la Ca
mara, no concurrio aver a ST
trabajo apesar de la orden que
para clio recibiera, y que, ade-
mas habia facilitado copia Z
TN periodico de una resolu.
cion de la Camara, antes de
ser aprobada esta por Ia ca.
mara Que habia dispuesto
su separation del cargo Nc
Sc hace objection
Sc aprueba en- segunda lee
tura el C. B. 33 Del Sr. Travie
SO Proveyendo para la orga-
n1zaci6n de ana comoiSl6n de
abogados que examine E inform
me sobre las condiciones mora
les de Jos aSp5ranteS al eferciciC
de Ia abogacia ante los trjbuna-
les de la 5sla deAP. Rico, def
niersdo deterninados deberes>de
los obogados g para otros fines.
Aprobado sin discussion el
P. de C. 204 Del Sr. Aponte,
Creando otro cargo de fiscal
para eI distrito Judicial de San
juan, q para enmendat Ia sec
sion de Ia leg tituIada "Ley pro
veyendo el nombramie,ato de
tiScaIeS de d5strito def5n5endO
sus debefes q para otros fines,
Gprobada en- 3 de Marco de
1904"
P. de C. 1856. De los Sres.
Diaz-Navarro. y Audrey. Pro
geyendo d Ia cancellation de la
fidnzd dddc en- tdUOr del pue-
bio de P. RicO, por Jesus L,
Perey6 y MarceIino BorgeS.
Sc ordena cancelar la fianza
y suspender los procedimien-
tos iudiciales que esten en-
curse para hacer efectiva di-
cha fianza.
MuRoz-Rivera. Que no es-
TINA propio que la Camara
aprueba esa cancellation de
fianza, y que, mientras no Sc
le demuestre que tai petici6n
sea procedente, mantendra
su criterio en- contra de ella.
Diaz- Ndudrro. Explica que
el fiador ha sido sorprendido
y que no poseyendo otros bic
mes que los q. representan el
valor de la fianza cue de bue-
ma fe presto, es de justicia evil
tar que quede en- la calle. Que
81 en- otra ocaci6n Sc hanhecho
cancelaciones de fianza de
$4,000 en- favor de una com
pania americana, y ahora Sc
trata de un acto de justicia,
no debe vacilarse en- aprobar
el proyectO.
Muhoz-Rirerd. Que no recu
erda 81 el vot6 ley alguna con-
cediendo cancelaciones de fl
anzas pero 81 ESQ es asf, suce-
di6 seguramente entire la con-
fusion que ocurre en- los Glti-
mos dfas de la legislature por
Ia forma de hacer el trabajo,
pues de otro modo el no hubie
ra aprobado con SUI voto tai
resolucion. Que de todos mo-
dos, con aquella cancellation,
no Sc perdieron dineros del
pueblo de P. Rico, 10 que con
ssta ocurriria V que, de seguir
este criterio de condonaci6n
de fianzas q empleados pubi-
ros que resulten responsables
no habria garantias para los
intereses del pueblo de P. Rico
Que sigue sosteniendo la i'm
procedencia del proyecto de
Iey.
Didz- NdUdyTO. Es una repa-
raci6n iusta Ia que Sc haria
ron aprobar este proyecto,
puesto que resulta, que el cul-
pable, el empleado fiado, estz
N hbertad bajo palabra 8 IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-07

dos Gltimamente, obtuvo el
diploma de maestro graduado
el Sr. Diego Vazquez, quien
desempeha actualmente una
escuela rural en- esa munici-
palidad.
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C0SAS QUE
duo Mr.. kNOy.
En- el 8tbanquete de
naciones" pronuncio
altruista discurso.

''El reflejo de intense paname-
ricanismO que refleja nues-
tros comunes ideales" mi
ran con ceilO adustO a los
egoistas que Sc opongan a su
realiZaciOn' de ESQ Y de
"coneieneias limpias' liable
Mr.. Knox.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28
JOHNSON WARNS
TYRUS COBB
outfeIder Of Detroi. Baseball Team,
Notified that He Must stop
spikina-

DETROIT. Aug as---Ty- Cobb.
the star out6eide- OF the local Ameri.
can league club. positively denied 10
day that he. or any other member Of
the Detroit team. has attempted to
spike players on the opposing teams.
After reading a statement OF Pres
ident Johnson that he. Cobb must
stop spiking PLAYERS or quit the game,
ccsb said.
Il never attempted to spike anoth-
er player. and deny positively the
charge that employed rnwdy tao
tics. OF course / run bases hsrs; and
slide hard. but base lines. BY every
rule Of baseball. belong to the run
ner. and il basemsn chooses delib.
aratsly 10 get in the path and try to
block runner OF, he does so at his
own peril aid not mal;ciousiy spike
Baker Of the Philadelphia team. /
sid into the base and he was on the
line.
The umnires whom Johnson hires
have seen me every time that have
sid into base and haseman has
been hurt. II L nnrdercasly and de-
sfbsrately tried 10 put out OF the
game any Of these men Why have not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28
KEOKUK'S FAT MEN
TO PLAY BASEBALL
Jerry Harrington Received Invitation
From Waterloo TO Become
Member.

Jerry Harrington, former big league
baseball player, Rice H Bell and T.
j. Hickey, 81 Keokuk citizens weigh
ing over 325 pounds at the present
time. win be forwarded contracts from
F. c. Knee of Waterloo, who is or
ganizing one CT the greatest comedies
which will be produced on the ball
field next year. 1t is likely that all
three will accept A letter from Mr..
Knee OF Waterloo TO Jerry Harrington
tells of the plan, and IS as follows:
Mr.. Jerry Harrington.
Deputy Marsha.
keokuk, Iowa.
Dear sir. The continually broaden
ing scope OF the amusement loving
people or the United States has
prompted US TO organize company
composed II the best natured people
on earth. known as the Fat Mems
Amusement company. I will explain
to you in brief way some of the i'm
portant features Of orr organization.
Our company VIII be composed OF
fifteen fat men not to weigh Ies- than
s25. and as much larger as ne can
sign. The line OF entertainment We
intend to feature will be burlesQue
base ball playing under the auspices
Of the Elks. Eagles or Knights of Co
lumbus. and vill make nothing but
cities OF 10000 and rp-population.
you no doubt viii wonder how men
OF this size can stand 10 play bail this
/ hot weather. We have perfected q
plan wherein there viii be no hard
ships connected with the game. but
viii furnish the greatest amount of
amusement ever offered by any com
pany touring this country. We have
already signed ten nen, and want
{ FIVE more Your name was handed me
as enc We could likely interest You
need no experience whatever. as long
as -ou fiji the bill Of fat boy. We
par salary and expenses By lex
pensess We mean hotel and transpor-
/ ta-ion. Besides this ne provide two
suits OF uniforms. VII travel IN our
own car. and everything VIII be done
for the comfort ard pleasure CT the
boys.
i II this appeals TO ron write me at
onca and send your photograph stat
/ ing Four exact weight heighth and
age. also what compensation you
! would want We viii oBen al Hus-
ton. Texas. about March l. 1910: sea
son lasts until October I.
An early reply win be greatly ap-
preciated-
Yours truly,
KNEE. Manager.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28
ITCH STOPPED
SKIN COOLED

Itching ssia diseases afact some
people Is soon as the hot weather
comes There seems 10 be no pre-
tentative: but when the eruption does
break ont, ii is a very simple matter
10 stop that itch. and 10 stop it In
stsntiy-
Just few drops OF Ill OF Winter
green, properly compounded. washed
over the eruption VIII soothe and
smooth the skin instantly, giving that
cooling and refreshing sensation
Try . few drops OF this D. D. D,
Gonpound and your itch viii be re-
Eeged at once. not il bali an hour, or
ten minutes, but in FIVE seconds Call
81 our store and re VIII tell you more
about this D D. D. Compound Nc
Grzth Bros Druggists. corner OF Fifth
and Main Streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28
American LEAGUE.
National LEAGUE.

AZ New York-Chicago defeated
New York after 2 great uphill fight,
10, scoring until the locals had made
FIVE runs The result was II doubt
until the ninth, TWO bases On balls
and Schulte's double scoring Eve-s
sheekard Tailed when Doyle let Bird
wells retu-n Of Shulte's lit get away
from him. This was Chicago's Only
safety OF Raymond. Who reliered
wiItss II The sixth after Tinker had
tied the score By making . home run.
Overall was Knocked or the rubber
n the third inning
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BOB WHITE PLAY
KAEJKA TEAM
Big Game TO be Played at Hubinger
Park IN Absence Of League
Team.

The Bob White and Kahoka base
ball teams viii clash SUNDAY after
noon al Hubinger park and the game
should draw large crowd owing p
the absence Of the league team. The
Bob White aggregation is reputed 10
De the fastest semi-Drosessional az
gregation in the city and are expected
10 take the Clark county men into
camp with ease. John Hays. the hes.
slab artist in the city viii be On tho
mound and is looked upon to keep Up
bis reputation.
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ThreeEw LEAGUE.

st Bioomin Bloomington TOOK
two games from the leaders by the
same score The first contest lasted
sixteen innings before Hardin could
reach home. Although the home team
his the bali safely eleven tines. close
plavirg By Rock Island kept runners
from completing the entire circuit.
Teams. RH.E
Bloon'ton. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II Q
Rock Isl'd. oeoo0e80a oneoas0 s .
Batteries: Roye- and Smith: Har-
din and Stark
Second game RHE
bloomington 900 90 ooo-l S .
Rock Island i. 60 005 0slo-0 I
Batteries Davidson and Smith:
LzkzE and Eng
Al Peo-a-Peoria defeated De-
huque IN fifteen inning game and
then played FIRE innings 10 . tie IN
the second. which was called on &C.
count Of darkness
Teams RH.E
Dabuq'e 90 1o1 coo oT Ca1As ?
peoria o21 oio oea 900 Co.'s s 1
Batteries: walsh and Reynolds:
Gunner and White.
Second game RI. E
Peoria .... 01I Cd :
DuhraGe - GOO 10 o
Batteries Meyer and Higgins;
Taher ard White
AZ sp-.neaeld-Dzvenport came up
strong Il the ninth sni defeated
Springfield
Teams r e z
Springfield :. GO eoe 0ea-a 70 :
Davenport 100 90 cas-5 3 ?
Batteries: Miller and Kellv; Fleet,
Spencer AMI Edwards
81 Decatur-Decstur easily defeat
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KEOKUK'S SLUMP HAS
FEATURED THE WEEK
Drop With Startling RapitY Fourth Place While Three
Leaders Win Steadily.

The disastrous slump OF the In
dams during the past week has been
the object of most attention in the
Central Association during the past
week Sunday the team lost to Ke-
vance and Monday won. this being
the final game of the series. On Tues
day double bill was dropped to Bur
lington and on Wednesday the best
we could do vas TO break even with
the Pathfnders Thursday found us
losing the fifth game of the series and
Friday ] Jacksonville humbied us We
have won two games on, OF seven
played.
Three things have contributed to
the defeat of the Indians during the
present slump. One is the general
all around playing both In the field
and at bat, which has suffered during
this period. A second is the rather
weak pitching By the Keokuk box
artists The third is the crippled
condition OF the team. An example OF
this was shown during the week when
four players were incapacitatsd for
duty. Thomas got sick and left dur
ing the critical Buriingt series, Mier
had his hand badly hurt, Belt also IN
iured his hand 50 that he was unable 10
catch and Annis has been somewhat
sick
Now PA" Belt makes an effort to
strengthen up. Berte reports at
jacksonville and is find Tor the team
at this tine during the season. He
was recently deposed by the Jackson
Vile directors from leadership OF the
team. although regarded as one OF the
best inAelders in the league and also
good hittsr 4 new catcher is Stat.
ed from Rock Island
What the team needed q month ago
II re were TO win the pe1nant was q
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ed Cedar Rapids today, scoring FIVE
runs on punched errors in the fifth.
Otherwise the game was closely con.
tested. each team getting only two
hits.
Teams. R.H.E.
Decatur ..... coo $50 oeo-6 2 0
Cedar Rapids ;. 600 100 o00-l 3
Batteries: Lewis and Mcnamara;
Wright and Kelly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28

In baseball game 1T Camp Point
yesterday triple play wzs made.
The Indians established q record res
tsrday for IN season in Central Asso-
citation. Seventeen hits we're made and
ret the battle was lost TO jacksonville
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stronger pitching staf- This depart
ment OF the team slunped possibly SIX
weeks ago and Burch and Proush
were the only twiriers able TO safely
make a strong bid for the games
Burch has been steady and has been
E nainstay. while Prough has been
going well. but not with as much
luck as two weeks ago. Both Brambls
and Blue Jacket have been bumped
quite frequently and the team has also.
been unfortunate enough not to sup
port them or hit behind them.
In the face Of all the reverses Of
the Keogak team the other three lead
ers have won with great regularity
and are even taking double bills day
after day. Keokuk has slumpad To-
fourth place and Kewanee, just ahead
OF us Is steadily climbing and Is con-.
ceeded by some TO have the best
chance for the pennan;- Hannibal IS
going well once more, while Burling.I
ton is having no misfortunes to carry
her down. The second division
teams as a result are losing almost
every day and Boyle VIII have To-
chance OF climbing into the first d..
vision.
Keokuk plays two games at Jack.
sonille either today or Sunday making
it series of four. one having been a
postponed game They then return
home and battle with Quincy and will
start the September wind-up. The on.
ly thing the Indiaps can hope 10 do
from now on is to win steadily and
hope for the other clubs 10 enjoy q
slump. The difficult part OF II is that
all three are going well and it will
scarcely be likely that all will drop.
II but one team is ahead Of rs then II
would not be SO bad. but with three
the pennant looks remote, unless the
team wins almost every game Of the
remaining.
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Teams. R-H.E.
New York 49,. oas o1o ooo-s IL 4
Chicago -. 600 321 oo2-S 9 4
Batteries: wiltse, Raymond and
Meyers: Overall. Higginbotham and
Archer.
At Brooklyn-Pittsburg batted
Wilhelm freely.
Teams. R.H.E.
Pittsburg -. oo2 OBJ ooo-5 Is /
Brooklyn -. 900 600 600
Batteries: Willis and Gibson; VIII
helm and Bergen.
At Philadelphia-Three of the Wis
itors' pitchers were batted hard
Teams. R-H.E.
Philadelphia :. OF oa1 52x-ls 20 i
ST. Louis -. GEO ool 300 4
Batteries: McQuillan. Scanlon,
Doom and Martell: Beebe, Raleigh.
Meter. Bresnahan and Bliss.
At Boston Curtis he'd the visitors
to three hits
Teams. RI E.
Boston ..... sol oo1 ool-5
Cincinnati :. 800 100 ooo-s i
Batteries: Curtis and Grahab:
Gaspar and Clarke
American Association.
Minneapolis. :; Milwaukee. ; I'll
inningsl.
Louisville, S: Columbus, 0.
ToraS, i. rrSs-r--ol;r
ST Paul. :: Kansas City. "a
inningsl.
American League.
Cascago-Wa shington, rain.
Al Detroit-WIIson was knocked OF
the slab by Detroit in the third IN
ming, retiring after FIVE runs had beer
scored OF him HIS successor was
Cheshro. and in the fourth Detroit
gave one OF the greatest exhibitions
OF run making ever seen here. Four
teen men batted. ten runs scoring, and
Cobb and Crawford each hit home
run and single in this period
Teams RI. E
Detroit i. 500 100 eeo xl7 1s I
New York. GO 600 $50 - 8 s
Batteries: wlllest. Jeiiyelt. Stanags
and Becsendorf. Wilson. Chesbrr
and Sweeney
At ST. Louis-The locals hunchei
/ hits in the fourth and won-
Teams. R-H-E
St Louis s. coo 20 c-a
Philadelphia 600 100 oD1-l
/ Batteries: Pelty and STEPHENS;
Morgan and Livingstone.
/ At Cleveiand-E-rors By Boston in
/ aelders gave the locals the game
Teams. Ri z
Cleveland :. III go 1ox-5 4
Boston -. 90 90 o1f-3 s
Batteries: Falsenbsrg ard Clarke,
I Ctcott and Czrriga.
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Cobb Mus. stop spikins.

WIZ eUSS SSoP SpfNbS
CHICAGO. Aug. ss-One more at.
tempt at spiking a fellow player MAJ
PUT sudden Qufefus TO the glltterins
career OF Tyrsis RAYMOND Cobb, star
OF the champion Detroit club. Pres
ident Johnson last night declared hin'
self In no mild terms against iae
rowdy tactics OF the Georgia Pase1
who is said 10 have Eiaiiciousiy dfisen
his armored shoes against Third BASE
man Bakers arm during the serls,
Just closed between the Athletics anu
Tigers.
There's been altogether too rlacn
OF this sort OF game at Detroit, az
serted Mr. Johnson, -and soH1eooa.
is going 10 be made shining examp.s
IL I hear of another such affray. eopD
seems to he the chief offendel ana :
word of advice should go long wa.
He must stop that sort OF PLAYING :.
he will have to quit the game sses.
viii be taken next winter TO overcome
the possibilities OF spising piass's.
Just what action WI be taken a. a.
unable 10 state. but chances are ~
players viii be asked 10 wear shoi'''
spikes than before"
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western League.

Pueblo. 5; Sioux City. S
Wichita. y: Omaha s
Topeka. :: Des Noinss, II.
Denver. >: Lincoln. 7.
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Plenty of tine yet to win the pen
nant
TIE indians saonld have WEE yesteT-
DAP, and 10 mistake
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American League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
National Lesuu.

National League.
Pittsburg al Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at New York.
St Louis Al Philadelphia
American League.
Boston AZ Cleveland.
New York 81 Detroit.
Philadelphia at ST Louis.
Washington a. Chicago.
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Today and Tomorrow.
Games Monday.

That new combination Is certainly q
pippin. although a hard luck game
went TO Jacksonville by the score Of
To in eleven long innings Craft,
the new catcher secured from Rock Is
land. played a star game, getting three
hits and fielding perfectly. Berte play
ed short and accepted every chance,
also making one OF the hits.
On paper Keokuk should have won.
but al that tie game was wild one
and vas good for anyboEy up TO the
last session. Bramhle started things
for Keokuk and Glass for the home
club, bus both were given such 3 ter
rife bomhardment that they were fore
ed to retire. the former in the fourth
and the latter in the sixth innings.
willie" Prough and Akers succeeded
their team mates and from then on
was 6 pitchers battle. Not until tie
eleventh inning did the game 90
against US. Singles by Morris, Plass
and Hughes ended matters.
From the standing point OF hitting,
the game has given renewed life 10
Keokuk fans. Tie Indians sent on,
seventeen safe clouts, Jack Landry be
ing The chief offender. obtaining four.
Miller and Craft bota obtained three
and every man on the sean but Prough
connected safely. Corrideu continued
his good work with Two or OF FIVE
times up.
The game was . fierce one 10 lose.
but one thing Is certain the TWO new
players viii strengthen keokuks hat
ting average Both men are good hitte-s
Be-te being well known here ana Craft
coming well recommended.
The score
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-28

the umpires reported ne. They know
well that there has been no effort on
my part to iniure players
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jacksonville.


Summary.
Two-base hits: Morris, Landry. 3;
Corriden.
Base on balls: Bramble. 0; Prough.
i.
Struck out: BY Akess. 1; by Glass 4.
Bramble. s: Proush, ,.
Double plays: fitzgerald to Blausser::
Berte to Grodnick TO Miller. 2. Miller
TO Corriden to Berte.
Wild pitch: Akers. l.
Passed halls: Donovan. |; Craft,
Hit by pitcher: BY Prough. ?.
Time Of game: e.S5,
Empires: Fleming anu Bennett.
Attendance: 745.
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Results Yesterday.
Keokuk. s; Jacksonville, I I'll In
nings-)
Ottumwa- 5: Burlington. II.
Kewanee. 1; Waterloo, s.
No Hannibal-Quincy game.
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"ElP opular'' en- Inca,

Ell establecimiento de calzado Y
perfolmeria favorito de las damas de
la ciudad y de la isla, sigue impor
tando los mejores productos de su
ramo y en- los dltimos vapores reel
bio nueva mercancia. En- calzado
para nouia, de razo, piel, seda
Y cabritilla blanca con borda
dos, hay verdaderas especiali- :
dades y los modelos son de gran gus
to Y chich. Para las fiestas de Pas
cuas y A no nueuo hace importaciones
especlales ei Sr. Salas y en- neceseres
de peJumeria, y calzado para damas
y cabalteros, son sus proveedores las
mas acreditadas fabricas de Europa
Y Estados Unidos. Calzado Gle color
para sehoras, sehoritas y ninos, 10
hay sin competencia, 10 mismo que
para caballeros y jovenes CON los
nueros modelos de 1910.
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PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES

IHE LONDON D:s5cT0zY Co. Ltd.
25 Abchurch l.sr. oHt.on. E.C.
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De nuestro corresponsal

Ponce, Noviembre 28.-Ricardo
Matos de Penuelas, negociante de
gmado ha sido detenido por ell sar-
gento de la detective Y puesto a la
disposition del Hon. Fiscal, por ell
supuesto delto de hurto de menor
cuantia. Ell Fiscal lie pide para per-
manecer en- ibertad provisional
mil dollars de fianza.
De los inofrmes que hemos OBJ
tenido resulta que Ricardo lie ven
do 3 yuntas de bueyes al Sr.s Ne
REQ Piratssi y como el ST.. Nereo no
tuviera ell importe de 240 dollars
precio de las tres yuntas lie dio un
documento por dicha tantidad a
Ricardo Matos que Sc vencla ell 20
del corriente. a su vencimlen to fue
el Matos a buscar donde el ST.. Ne
REQ ell importe del docu mento.
Enseguida este hizo efectivo el i'm
porte y puso ell documento enclma
Qt ulId lllCSd..
En- un momento de descui do Ri
cardo volvio a apropiarse del do
cumento Y salio como 81 no 10 hu-
biera cobrddo. Una vez en- pos esion
del documento y del importe, en-
pezo, calle arriba y calle abajo, a
negociar ell documento como cosa
tresca, es decir, lncobrado, ofre Glen
dole a distintas personals con un des-
cuento de 40 dollars.
Uno de los senores a quien Ri
cardo lie ofrecio ell documento, fin
glo comprarselo, y lie prepare la ce-
lada, diciendole que volviera mas
tarde para hacerle satisfacer Ia
cuenta, sospechando que aquello
era non sdncto.
En- efecto cuando Ricardo vol
VIC a cobrar aquella suma que in
debidamente guerra perciblr, no
sospecho que el sargento de la detec-
tive estaba en- asecho Y evitarle la
molestla de contar los dollars.
FL detective al atrapar Ricardo
procedio a Ia investigation del ca
so, quedando descubierta en- tods
su desnudez Ia hazana del brave
r Ricardo. ..
Fl fiscal esta procediendo 4 ls
instr uccion del sumario para e
pr oximo juicio.