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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24
BuiIding CoutractS

H. NJ. Newhall & Co. with L. & E. Emanuel
Finished carpenter work for three offices in 10
story and basement class building at NE cor
ner of California and Battery streets. 1916
by \ GO; 81. 425
Bertha W. Lent with Hinchmann & Clement
company-Excavating etc. for class brick
dwelling in line Of Pacific avenue. 1876 W
81, 900.
George L. Payne with c. P. Moore building
company, John G. Sutton company and ]. p.
Fraser-To erect a brick dwelling and rein
forced concrete garage In line OF Pacific street.
224.
Albert P. Berges with Cereghino & De Bene-
dette-All work except plumbing. mantels.
shades. ETC., for three story and basement frame
building at NV corner of Pacific and Leaven-
worth streets; S5,371.
Niels lessen and Bertha Page with L. l.. Pc
tersen-An work except painting and plumbing
for two story reinforced concrete class G build
ing at NV corner of Polk street and Fern ave-
nue., 80 by W no; 81.
Daniel Borel with o. B. Hedstrom-Al work
except painting plumbing, mantels and gas fix
lures for three story and basement frame build
ing three fats in " line OF COllingwood street,
81 s of Eighteenth, W 125 by S 24:4; So 1913.
Wiley Hunnewen with Wiley Hunnewell-To
erect two story frame residence In Army
street. 266 10 Of Sanchez, n 1851, " ia, E
26:7, S ia; 81. $50.
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nue.. 100 of street, n 25 by W 100: $40
Matilda Flynn to James F. Madden. lot in n
line of Waller street. las of Clayton, E % by
n 1876; SO.
to NJ. j. Nuremberg, lot in w line OF Parker
avenue, $50 of Euclid. AIS by W 120. A.;
$40.
Christ Stader and wife to Luigi Romeo. lot in
line of Lippard avenue, SW TO- 20, SW
terminal Clinton avenue Sc ell SW 10 30,
NV 1925 90, Sc 12s:OS; $40.
Mary C. Burns ct al. to R. h. Malcolm ct al;
lot in NV line of North avenue 3I9 III. SW OF
Esmeralda, SW so by NV 90; $40.
Maurice Van EleeI ct al to Mabel BOas lot
in line of Turk street. 171:1014 of Taylor,
34:41a by 1876: SO.
Charles 5. Boas and wife to Zellerbach Levi
son company lot in line of Turk street.
171:1015 of Taylor. 34:6 by 1876; $40.
A. Grunauer and wife to Mary F. LawlesS,
lot in S line of Turk street, Go E Of Devisadero
Z % by s 70: $40.
John Narcotic to Leon Narcotic, lot in line
of North Point street. 1896 E of Larkin, E
81 by S 1876; gift.
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HOME BUILDERS

NO MONEY REQUIRED.
II you own a lot / will build you a home
easy terms.
Expert estimates furnished on alterations,
showing how TO increase income.
FELIX MARCUSE, 155 Suffer st.
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1--WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE. ;

We advertise to make loans to salaried people
as cheap as any company in the city and cheaper
than majority of them, without security or
indorser, and do it. We will make you loan
on short notice without inquiry of your. friends
or relatives. All of employees are gentlemen
and you are assured courteous treatment. Pri-
vate, Money costs only for time in your posses
sion. GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO.. Gle Phe-
Ian bldg, 9Th floor. Offices open until 6 p. N.
Monday and Saturday evenings until O'Clock.
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Xxx
Xxx
GEO A. HERRICK. zoos MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1873.
REFERENCE: WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
XXX
SALOONS have several good paying saloons
in best locations. ranging in price from 81 600
to $4,000 Call and let me show you / will
loan you the cash and help you get your license
II you have part of the cash.
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. with living rooms:
viii invoice more than the price asked. Price
$3.50 VIII clear $500 q month.
GEO. A. HERRICK. 1908 MARKET ST.
XIX
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Colonel J. H. Richards, for MANY
years general attorney for the Missouri
Pacific railroad. announced his restz-
nation from that position yesterday. c.
q Benton, who has been assistant 10
Colonel Richards for several years. will
succeed him.
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S. NJ. FELTON,. president of the Chicago
Great Western. is on his way west. It
is not known definitely whether he will
visit San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

SPIRITUALISM

A NOTED PSYCHIC
Fred L. Evans the world famed medium. for
STATE writing, clairvoyance etc, consulted on all
important subjects-business, social and spirit
uai; development of mediumship a speciality
o1nce o20-621 Mechanics Bank bldg. 94S Mar
ket ST.. phone Suffer 994 Hours 10 to f.
AA-MRS- j. j. WHITNEY, trance medium;
consultation 81. at her. home, 1164 OFarrell;
py letter, questions. 81; phone Franklin 5o24
AA-Mrs. l. ii. Kinnard, ord con-: daily 1o4;
circles Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
p m 1889 Fillmore ST
MISS NJ WILLIE. medium; psychic crystal seer
ess, can be consulted all affairs 1913 Fill
st.
Mis-: >. SEAL spirit min. consultation daily;
oInclates marriages, funerals. TS6 McAllister.
j. WILSON ordained medium-Circle Sunday
tuesday, Friday. 1927 10Th st, Guerrero
LITTLE BUSWELL, spirit read lessons daily;
CIT. every night 1859 Webster nr. OFarrel
Materlalizng tonight, p M; physical NANTES
laIlon IN full light 1922 Sth ST.. Oakland
Mrs. MoSER, 1876 Haight St. medium, psy-
chometrlst; satisfaction guaranteed
oAhLAND-Florence Potters card readings,
QUO: 6l4 Telegraph; tel Oak. 1913
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PERSONALS

PERSONAL-For more than 20 years my hus-
band was a hard drinker; over eight years
ago l stopped his drinking by simple method
which any quietly at home; to
every who truly wishes to a dear
from drink. this method will be fully
planned without charge; as soon as you read
this write me with confidence MRS. MAR
GARET ANDERSON 500 Oak St. Hilburn,
\. 7.
HARRY FIELDS-MARTIN SMITH. Anybody
knowing the whereabouts of above named
kindly report to J ASCHER, 1917 Chaplin St,
Alameda, Cal
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA
Full information free on request H. n. Full
LER. attorney Goldfeld New
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j. H. Brown. traffic manager of the
Las Vegas and Tonopah, with Offices at
Los Angeles. is in the city for a few
days.
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FARM LANDS


MAKE $1,000 To 5000 A YEAR
Growing fies. oranges small fruits and veSe-
tables in the great gulf coast country OF Tex
KS, the garden spot Of America our . acre
tracts AT SO acre. payable $3.50 down and
$50 4 month. offer the most attractive In
dUcements 10 home seekers and investors in
tliS country. Write for illustrated ltera-
ture FREE SECURITY LAND CO, 495
Ridge building. Kansas City. No.
GOVERNMENT farms free-Ofhcisl 1l2 page
book. Vacant Government Lands" describes
every acre in every county in L. S.: how Sc
cured free; 1910 diagrams and tables; all about
irrigated farms; price PC postpaid. WEBB
PT'B. co. Dept. 3s, St Paul, MINI.
FARMS FOR SALE
BEST farmers are headed for Missouri; bargains
To corn and blue grass farms: also good, cheap
land for home makers. Missouri State Board
immigration. Springfield. No.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
NORTHUMBERLAND BARGAINS.
Send stamp for our catalogue
Gives location. price. owners address.
Several choice farms in famous
MICHIGAN FRUIT BELT.
Clos erhouse & Woolstun. Grand Rapids, Mich
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

T. NJ Sloan. general freight agent OF
the San Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt
Lake, with offices at Los Angeles, is
in the city. He is staying at the
Palace.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

The railroad commission Of Louisiana
has adopted the uniform demurrage
rules as approved by the National As
ISOLATION of Railway Commissioners.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

ORR LARGE LIST OF BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITIES FROM $3.50 AND UPWARD OPEN
FOR YOUR INVESTIGATION: OUR EFFICIENT
SERVICE SAVES YOU MONEY
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AT LuBEcK.s. ei5 and e17 Pacific bldg.
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F. ]. Burke, commercial agent OF the
International and Great Northern. with
offices at Denver, is in the city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

S50o-Nicely located. up TO date. well paying
little GROCERY and BAKERY STORE; coy
living rooms with bath sud garden; rent only
ST. month.
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81 .ooo-TAILORING. CLEANING. PRESSING
81 SINESS along with NOTIONS, CANDY, CT
CARS and ICE CREAM PARLOR, on good
street in Oakland. with 4 nice living rooms;
positively clearing SI75 month; rent only $50
with + year lease NOTHING BETTER FOR
THE PRICE ANYWHERE
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"BANKERs 40 TEE PEOPLE''

We loan all salaried employees the same as the
banks loan the employers All we require is
that you a steady workingman sal
ary. All business strictly confidential. No Sc
curity. No indorser. You may repay the loan
in easy fnstallments arranged to suit your in
come. One special rebate plan you paying
high interest. Lowest rates WESTERN LOAN
CO., 40s Call bldg. Open $50 a m. till 6
p. m. Mondays and Saturdays till p. m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

Mrs. E H. Solomon, mother OF Mrs.
c. w. Colby, wife of the general agent
of the Erie. passed away at midnight
Thursday. The remains will be sent to
her old home at Owensboro, KY. for in
terment.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

1t is estimated at ottawa that the
settlers coming into Canada from the
western part of the United States this
year will number 100000, the number
thus far being more than so per cent
above the number that came in last
year, when the total for the season was
10000. The number expected from
Great Britain this year is 100000.
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FARMS FOR SALE
BUSINESS CHANCES
LTRECK'S

LUBECK'S.
THE PIONEER BROKERS,
6l5-61I PACIFIC BLDG. 4TH & MARKET SITS
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

Inside of six months the telephone
will displace the telegraph on ZOO miles
of Union Pacific railroad main line west
OF Omaha, and inside of year the line
will be constructed TO Ogden. 300 miles
farther west Already there is a direct
telephone line between San Francisco
and Omaha, but it is not used for train
orders
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81 c0O-WEIL STOCKED. Up TO DATE
BOOK STATIONERY ana POSTCARD STORE,
fully equipped with S40G apparatus; fine STUDIO
for PHOTO POSTCARDS; average sales. 1925 to
$500 month: no better location in 5. F.. and
real bargain al this price.
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CoMBEDLIcK & PETERSON

WANTED-Additional capital for the expansion
Of well established business. dealing in staple
goods exclusively. Address box 452a. Call.
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SI.5O0-BAZAAR with daily receipts Of $40;
beautiful. large. modern store. with nice living
rooms: rent So. right in Market ST; stock viii
invoice s.. 600. have business to attend TO in
Alaska. and make this low price for QUICK
SALE. Some terms
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l. J. Haney. travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Santa Fe. with
offices at Fresno, was in the city
Thursday.
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c. VI. Levey. vice president and gem
eral manager of the Western Pacific.
is out on the road Investigating the
recent cavein of the long tunnel. The
damage was not so bad as reported.
and the tunnel was opened within So
hours after the break
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

S375-Yery nice little CONFECTIONERY
WITH SODA FOUNTAIN. STATIONERY and
NOTIONS. Solid oak Mission furniture and fix
lures. In Mission St Rent S25. with living
rooms. It's BARGAIN.
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F. E. Batturs. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific,
left Friday night for Los Angeles.
where he will remain until Monday
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

Fred Blanch. travelling passenger
agent of the New York Central lines.
returned Friday from a trip through
Nevada
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

j. c. Lindsay, commercial agent OF
the Illinois Central at Seattle, is in the
city on his way home after having
attended the imperial council of the
Shriners at New Orleans
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

The Santa Fe has established a regu-
lar freight and passenger train service
into Orange and South Orange from
Buna, Tex. over the track of the Fris-
co, according to a report made TO the
Texas railroad commission This road
was formerly owned by the Orange and
Northwestern and passed into the
hands of the Frisco more than a year
ago.
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P AIesanderson, agent OF the North
western Pacific at Sebastopol, was IN
the city Friday on a business trip.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-24

C. J. Lehman. manager of the hide
pendent steamship company, is at the
Palace from Los Angeles.
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e. F. WA1LAND & CO., BROKERS,
AS Monadnock building. San Francisco, Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
loo shares Alisal Oil Co.............M so IL
1000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Old 20
LOCO shares August Oil Co......,.....M 27
1000 Lady Washington Oil Co.m rs
1000 Calf, Pressed Brick Co. %
1000 shares Coalinga Crude Oil Co.....0 %
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co. ........6 90
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Cold 20
LOCO shares Spring Tire Co.......@ 81
300 New Pennsylvania Petroleum. "a LOS
800 shares La Blanc Oil Co. .........M "a
500 shares Consolidated of Coalinga. a Is
500 shares Hoag Automatic Press Co.. a 80
$50 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co... a 80
20 Telepost S. A. and Convertbles. (wanted)
OIL STOCKS FOR QUICK SALE
Coalinga Aladdin. Tic
Coalinga National. 49c
Marlcopa National. 51c
Lady Washington. Observation-Disclosures. 1Sc
Templor Ranch. ................ 26c
Coalinga Crude. 23c
S. W. B..................... &c
Wire your orders expense Let remittance
follow.
FRED W. GREGORY & CO.. Incorporated Oil
Stock Brokers, Fresno.
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Three transcontinenta1 passenger
trains. operating from different eastern
terminals, will be established by the
Great Northern about May l.
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Charles E McKinnie has been ap-
pointed travelling agent of the kansa!
City, Mexico and Orient, with ONCE II
this city.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-31

no podian servir de indicios. Obede-
cia este a que la vispe-a, antes de lai
llegada de los agentes de Pernau,
gran numero de curiosos habian cir
culado en- torno de la casa, sin que
Kroff hubiera podido impedirlo.
I FL juez kerstorf y el mayor fue-
ron ante la ventana del cuarto que
'durante la noche ocupo ell viajero
desconocido. No ofrecia NADIA de sos
pechoso: las vidrieras estaban herme
ticamente cerradas y no habian sido
abiertas desde Ia vispera, es decir,
desde la hora en- que dicho viajero
Sc habia apresurado a abandonar Ia
posada.
Sin embargo, la cornisa y tambien
el mWo presentaban algunas resque-
brajaduras, como 81 hubieran sido
fuertemente rozadas por los zapatos
de alguien que hubiera escalado "a
quelIa ventana.
Hecho este, ell magistrate, el ma
yor, el doctor y ell banquero vo!vle-
ron a entrar en- la posada para visi-
tar el cuarto del viajero, como Sc sa-
be, contlguo Ia sala. I'm agente Vi
gilaba a la puerta desde SUI llegada
a la Cruz Rota.
.Abri6se la puerta. Profunda os-
, curidad reinaba en- la habtacion. FL
mayor Verder abrio Ia ventana y EN-
pujo las maderas del exterior.
La luz entr6 en- el cuarto. Encon-
trabase este en- el estado en- que le
dejo el viajero: la CANA deshecha, la
vela de sebo casi concluida: Kroff la
habia apagado despues de la parti-
da de aquel; las dos slllas de MADEIRA
en- SUI sitio de costumbre, sin indicio
de desorden: en- elfondo del hogar de
la chimenea veiase cenizas y dos tizo
mes que no Sc habian consumldo, y
un viejo armario, cuyo interior fue
examinado, Y que no contenia NADIA
En- el cuarto, pues, salvo las rescue
braiaduras del exterior, no habia in
dicio alguno que pudlera dar luz So
bre el caso.
Terminose eI reconoclmlento vi
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II ossveo mas inconvenience
y cue el retardar nuestras

O:veo mas Inconvenience
que el retardar nuestras
pesquisas, -respondio el
mayor, que tenfa prisa por llegar
al teatro del crimen. -, r..
Use kabak esta custodiado des
de la mahana?-pregunto ell juez.
-S,-respondio el mayor Verder
Ell telegrama expedido desde Per-
nau me informa que algunos agentes
han sido Embellishments enUados
ALI, con orden de impedir la entrada
y de que Ell tabernero kroff pueda
comunicarse con nadle.
-Entonces, el juez,-
81 retraso de una noche no puede
periudicar la information. -.
Sin duda,-replico ell mayor
pero deja al autor del crimen tempo
para poner varios centenares de
verstas entire la Cruz-Rota y 81.
Ell mayor hablaba como policia
conocedor de SUI oficio. Sin embargo,
la noche Sc acercaba, y 10 mejor era
esperar al siguiente dfa.
Ell banquero y sus companeros
instalaronse, pues, en- la posada, y
en ella comieron y pasaron la neche,
mas 8 menos comodamente, en- las
habitaciones que fueron puestas a
disposition de ellos.
Al siguiente dia, Is de Abril, al
rayar el alba, volvieron a ponerse
en- camino, y ESQ de las siete llega-
ron al kdbak.
Los agentes de Pernau instalados
en- la posada los recibieron en- la puer
ia de esta. Kroff Sc paseaba por la Sa-
Ia. No habfa necesidad de emplear la
fuerza para retenerle GPor que
habia de abandonar su posada? Al
eontrarlo. NO era SUI preSencia ne
cessria para suminlstrar los agen-
ties to9o cuanto nece>ltaSen? No de-
bia ponerse a las ordenes de los ma
gistrados que procederian interro-
galle? Que testimonlo mas precio-
so que el suyo al principe de aque-
liza information?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-31
alcoba donde vacia ell cadaver delin-
fortuna do pOrh

alcoba donde yacia ell cadaver delin-
; fortunado Pooh.
En- presencia de este, ell senior Jo--
; hansen no pudo contener su dolor. q.
! Era el viejo servidor de SUI casa
,. con la cabeZa exang lie, el cuerpo ami
qullado por la muerte, que remonta-
ba va a veintlcuatro horas, tendido
sobre ell lecho en- la misma poslclon
en- que habia recibido ell golpe duran
te su sueno. La vispera, cercanas las
siete, Kroff. conforme a 10 que Pooh
lie habia advertido, no oyendo en- la
alcoba ningun ruido no lie desperto
pero a la llegada del conductor, una
horadespues, ,ambos ha bian golpeado
en- la puerta, cerrada por ell interior.
Nadie respondi6 Muy inquieto
la habfan forzado,encontrandose en-
presencia de un cadaver, aun caliente
Sobre una mesa junto al lecho, es-
taba la cartera con las iniciales de
los hermanos Johausen, con la cade
ma, que arrastraba por ell suelo, y va
cla del dinero que Pooh llevaba a
Revel.
En- primer lugar, ell DR.. Hamine
reconoci6 al cadaver La victima ha-
bia perdido mucha sangre. Tn char
co medic coagulado Sc extendia des-
de el lecho hasta la puerta. La cami-
sa de Pooh mostraba, junto a la quin
ia costilla, hacia la izquierda, un agu
iero que correspondia con una heri-
da de forma bastante singular. Era
indudable que habfa sido hecha con
uno de esos cuchillos suecos, cuya
hoia,de cinco seis pulgadas de largo
cclocada en- un mango de MADEIRA
tiene una virola de resorte. Esta viro-
Ia habia dejado sobre la piel, en- el orr
hc;o de la herida, una huella muy
pronunciada. Ell golpe habia sido da-
do. sin duda, con gran violencia, y
uno solo basto para provocarla muer.
tie repentina, perforando el coraz6n.
No habia duda sobre el movil del
aseslnato: era el xobo, puesto que
los bllletes que encerraba la cartera
de Pooh habian desaparecido.
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! SPero como habia penetrado e1
asesino Ell el cuarto? Evidentemen-
tie porla ventana que daba al camino
puesto que la puerta de la alcoba es-
taba cerrada intenormente. y el po-
sadero y Broks habian tendio q. for
zarla. Esta creencia Sc a6rmaria
cuando Sc reconociera la ventana por
el exterior. Las manchas de sangre
advertidas en- la almohada indicaba
que Porch debi6 colocar su cartera
bajo aquella, de donde el asesino la
arranco con sus manos ensangreta-
das, dejandola sobre la mesa despues
de haber sacado los billetes.
Esta information fue hecha con
mlnucloso cuidado en- presencia del
posadero, que respondia con gran
sentldo a todas las preguntas que ell
magistrate lie dirigfa.
Antes de proceder a su interroga-
torlo, el juez y el mayor quisieron
llevar sus investigaciones al exterior
Convenia dar la vuelta en- torno de la
posada y examinar 81 ell asesino ha-
bia deiado algunas hueilas por aque-
LA parte.
Ambos salieron. acompanados de
doctor Hamine V de NJ. Johausen.
Kroff y los agentes les segufsn, mien-
tras los campesinos quedaban a unos
treinta pasos.
Primeramente la ventana de la al
coba donde el crimen Sc cometl6 fue
objeto de minucioso examen. Al pri-
mer golpe de vista Sc advirti6 que la
MADEIRA de la derecha, que Sc encon-
traba en- muv NAL estado, habia sido
fozada por medic de una palanqueta,
y que el herraie habia sido arrancado
Por uno de los cristales rotos, cuyos
pedazos yacian en- el suelo, el asesino
habia introducido el brazo Y alberto
la ventana, por la que habia entrado
Y salido despues de cometer ell crj.
men.
Las huellaS de su pie existian en-
gran ndmero, V la terra las habia con
servado, pero crecian, Sc confundian,
afectaban tan diferentes formas que