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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-05-19
HEARD IN MARTINs5URe.
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
strcnu-Kidney Ills Corrected.

How Bad Backs Have Been Made
strong-Kidney Ills Corrected.
All over Martinsburg you hear it.
Doans Kidney Pills are keeping up
the good work. Martinsburg people
are telling about it-telling Of bad
backs made sound again. You can
believe the testimony OF your own
townspeople They tell it for the
benefit of you who are suffering. If
your back aches, if you feel lame,
sore and miserable, if the kidneys
act too frequently, or passages are
painful, scanty and off color, use
Doans Kidney Pills, the remedy that
has hoped SO many OF your friends
and neighbors. Follow this Martins
burg citizens advice and give Doan's
cnance to 90 the same for you.
T. w. Rhinaman, shoemaker, 302
n. Queen street, Martinsburg, says:
Several years ago, / used Doan's
Kidney Pills and they were of great
benefit to me. too them for
weakness and aching across the
small of my back The kidney secre-
tons were too frequent in passage,
also. 1t didn't take many Doan's kid
ney Pills, which l got at Gilberts
Drug store, to help me. They re
lieved me all the annoyances | gladly
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills, for
believe them to be a reliable rene
dy'
Price 80 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
Mr.. Rhinaman had Foster-Milburn
Co, Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02

stain will no doubt be needed for the
walls In order to prevent dHgkened
appearance. The natural color of red
cedar shingles would harmonize very
nicely on the roof and very little would
be lost by weathering
The vestihule nj the front entrance
leads to hall extending back to the
kitchen. The large liz ing room is on
the left of this hall. upon entering. The
living room is attractively finished
with false beam ceiling and fireplace
is built in the center of the rear wall
A cozy sen or library occupies the
font of the house on the other side of
the hall. Back of this den is the din.
ing room. A screened posch is built
into the corner of the house NJ tn,
rear of the dining room. The kitchen
occupies the other corner Of tn,
house at the rear and Il handy serN-
Ing pantry is built between this room
and the dining room. There are tire,
large bedrooms on the second floor ali
having windows in two walls. These
rooms open from stair hall which
connects them with the bath al The
head of the stairs. A clothes chui
from the second floor Ia the baseme, /
is u feature of convenience.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02
An Interesting Analysis.

When you hand a news boy a
nlckle for a morning paper" said r.
j. Clancy, assistant to general mana
ger OF the Southern Pacific. you
have spent almost twice as much as
the railroad receives for transporting
a delicious cantelope and a sun-kissed
orange from the fields and groves Of
California to the breakfast tables of
New York
1T costs more TO send letter thru
the mails from New York to San
Francisco than to ship n s5 Dunlap,
Knox or Stetson hat the same dis
lance by freight.
AT some factory In the east that
pair OF shoes you are wearing and
which has doubled In price. was load
ed into car and hauled 5000 miles
to the Pacific coast for one-third OF
what your barber would charge you
for shave.
That suit OF clothes you have on
was hauled in freight trains one-third
OF the distance around the world at
a total cost of about 10 cents
''If living In SanFrancisco or Oak
land or other bay points, you would
have ia eat four Petaluma eggs every
day for Two months before the cost
OF transportation thereof would
equal the price OF n two cent postage
stamp.
"A pound of live beef from Neva-
da is hauled more than 800 miles to
SanFrancisco over a mountain range
mile and a half high. and lowered
mile and half to sea level for
about one-third of a cent.
"Iu viaw of these facts do you won
der that, burdened by increased wa
ges, increased taxes. Increased cost
of capital and increases of from loo
to 500 per cent In the cost OF fuel oil
material and supplies,the railroads
sought relief through the medium
of is per cent increase In rates?
"And did you ever stop to com.
pute or consider how much such in.
crease would amount to? We'll. or
s35 suit of clothes. IS hat. SO paii
of shoes. 80 dozen of eggs. and /
pounds of live stock, shipped respect
lively from New York, Petaluma and
Wabuska to SanFrancisco. the tota
10 per cent increase would amount
to less than the cost OF one trip in 9
jitney or street car from the civi,
center to the Ferry Building. or IL
other words. less than S cents
The Manufacturer.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02

of embodying the desired characters
tics. Beautiful effects are most cas-
lily obtained, as rule, when the gable
type of roof is used or some slight
modification of this type. The correct
pitch or slope is important. since il
provides practically the only means
of adjusting the vertical dimensions.
the height of walls being more or
less definitely determined by the cell
ing height. Where the roof surfaces
are large dormers are used to relieve
the monotOny. their size. roof pitch
and ornamentatlon being adjusted To
produce the effect desired. These
structural considerations having been
taken into account. the type of roofing
will bring out the effects of color and
texture. New red cedar shingles or
shingles which have color I'm which
yellow and red tlnts predominant. are
In the class characterized by warmth
and the texture is also in agreement
with this effect. Among the prepared
roofings, the soft red colors are most
effective for this house. Green is Il
cold color and unless very much sub
dued in texture and mixture with 9th
er colors, 1t does not bring out the
characteristic which is desired. The
gray rooings are cold In color unless
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02
Idaho Industries Strong for Order,

Moscow. July 30. Potlach and Elk
river saw mills have resumed opera
lions with full crews and have APP
parently overcome |. W. w. disturb
ance.
Hailey-Large body of copper ore
has been opened on Deer creek.
New Plymouth-Work begun on a
new elevator by Payette Mill Co.
Gov. Alexander established head
quarters In the Occur d'Alenes, or
ganized the sheriffs OF ten counties
and enforced the state laws fearless
ly against the 1. w. WIS
Kellogg-The three-furnace mil
lion dollar smelter of the Bunker
Hill Sullivan Co. is In full operation.
The next addition will be a zinc
electrolytic plant. This was decided
upon recently. Such a plant will be
boon to mines on Pine Creek
wher the ore runs largeyl to zinc
The O-W. r. and N. extension makes
Pine Creek ore available.
Franklin-Utah Power and Light
Co. Is building five miles of IL. 900
volt transmission line to serve ~
residences and irrigation in the Fair
view district. On this extension Is
men were employed for 20 days.
Lewiston State Normal School will
take new bids on $4,000 building
Nampa cheese factory handling
1000 pounds milk daily.
Idaho Falls-All unemployed men
must go to work or leave town.
Idaho t. receive SIS. 900 from fed
eral government for vocational edu-
cation.
Sites Temporary bridges across
Clearwater completed.
Genesee-Lorang ranch equipped
with electric plant.
Harrison. destroyed by fire. Will b,
rebuilt OF brick and concrete.
Idaho has s6S5,222 state lanC
funds to lend farmers
Kellogg will build $4,000 brick
S25. city hall and $4,000 Catho
lie church.
Challis Messenger: 100000 tc tn
ION gold strike on Rough creek.
Labor officials are falling down OF
trying to supply ranchers with labor
Moore-Machinery for new flour
ing mill has arrived.
Pocatello will have two new gar
ages.
Max Mayfeld of the Falk Whole
sale Co., Boise, is trying to establish
the potato flour industry at severa
places in Idaho and Utah.
McCammon-Mill and elevate
doubling capacity to operate by Sept
18th.
Fruit evaporators and packing
houses at Meridian. Payette and En-
nett being rushed to completion il
time to handle big crops
Emmett--Work started on Ear
fruit packing house
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02

ance, as the roof. The roof expresses
the character" of the house In its
shape, color and texture. By the use
of sharp clear-cut outlines on the roof,
the entire house is given an appear
ance OF trimness. The artists know
that certain colors are "cold" and 9th
ers are warm" these terms being used
to Indicate the sensations which are
produced when an observer Views sur
faces treated with these particular
colors. By combination of the two
kinds of color, the intermediate eff
fects are produced. Color on the roof
is effective according to the same
rules which are used by the artists.
The third effect. texture, is closely re-
lated. In its application TO color. Hard,
smooth surfaces are effective TO EN-
phasize cold colors and soft, rough sur
faces aid the effect of warm colors. IL
termedlate effects may be obtained by
combining opposing colors and tex
tyres.
Suppose that 1t is desired TO build
a small cottage which will be char
acterized by warmth and coziness In
external appearance. The adjustment
or room arrangement and sizes must
d. st be made with the idea of obtain
Ing an outline or plan which will ia
cilitate the design Of a roof capable
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02

the appearance Of house and also to
illustrate an excellent arrangement Of
rooms. The design brings out the
unique effect which may be obtained
by proper handling of the gable roof,
In which the main roof is extended
parallel to the front of the building. A
house of this type is particularly adapt
ed to an elaborate floral decorative
scheme such as shown In the per-
spectlve view. Both the walls and the
roof are finished with shingles. Re-
movable flower boxes. supported by
brackets, are shown under all OF the
principal windows across the front of
the house. The wall shingles will be
stained, Of course, and the selection OF
colors must be carefully made. Since
the foliage of vines and the flowers
will affect the scheme, they must be
taken into account. The shutters are
large and there is a sufficient num-
Der of windows, symmetrically placed
so that a contrast between the walls
and shutters may be depended upon
for effectiveness. The light colors of
the flowers should have a darker back
ground in harmOnizing color which
suggests a fairly dark green for the
shutters and possibly black for the
window sash. This will give an area
" heavy color and pure white single
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02

small amount Of yellow or red IL
present. ANY OF the prepared roofings
having crushed stone or crushed
slate surface are agreeable In texture
with the dominating idea In this cot
tage.
Otha effects may be produced in
the same way. Probably the majority
OF houses Of the small sizes, and these
houses are the ones which depend
almost entirely upon the roof for their
appearance, are designed so that they
will carry the feeling of warmth and
coziness In their outline, color and
texture. Some Of the large houses are
designed to present dignifed appear
ance, and others are given the appear
ance Of being larger than they really
are to make the observer feel the
stately impresslveness of the building
The large city type Of construction,
especially apartment house construc-
ton, eliminates to certain extent the
use of the roof as means Of building
up appearance. When the roof Is used,
1t is usually Of the hip type, covered
with tile In either red or green. The
necessity of using warm, soft colors
does not exist In this type Of construc-
ton, although one of the favorite meth.
DDS consists in using these colors for
the main wall surface while the cold
colors are used In the stone, terra Gotta
or concrete trim and ornaments. Pleas
ant contrast Is obtained In this way.
The house shown In the illustration
is selected to-show the important part
which the rOof may inlay In forming
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02
PROPER DESIGN Of
ROOF IS IMPORTANT
CIean-Cut Outlines Give the
House an Appearance Of
"Trimness."
DON'T NEGLECT COLOR VALUE
Type Of Dwelling Described Here
Adapted to Elaborate Floral Deco
ratlve Schenectady In
terlor Novelties.

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building. for the readers Of this
paper On account Of his wide experience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer. he
IL, without doubt, the highest authority
on ell these subjects. Address all inquiries
20 William A Radford. No. 1927 Prairie
avenue. Chicago. ILL.,. and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02
BY WILLIAM A. RADFORD.

There Is no part Of a house, espe-
cially small house, which is SO i'm
Sortant. from the standpoint Of appear
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-08-02
OREGON SHORT LINE

Na@pOiN oiiORl LINE
NO OIL. No. 81.
Lv. 10:00a.m. Minidoka Ar.6:OOp.
10:30a.m. Rupert 6:25p.m.
11:20am. Hazelton 4:sOp.m.
IL Soa.m. Eden 4:22p.m.
11:65a.m. Falls City 3.65p.m.
1l:59p.m IN. Barrymore 3:6Op.m.
12:11p.m. Jerome 3:4Op.m.
l2:3Op.m. Wendell 3:2Op.m.
Ar. l:1Op.m. Bliss Lv. 2:45p.m.
Going west this train connects
with No. 10 on the main line for all
points west.
Going east connection is made with
No. on main line for points east.
AS a rule this train awaits the ar
rival OF the Fast Mail before leaving
Bliss.
Local freight leaves Minidoka
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. and
leaves Bliss Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Does not carry passen-
gers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
RCBO.

La residential de Ia Senorita Mae
Manermann. 62I de IA .Avenida 3. fue
viSitada por los ladroneS Q~uieHes Sc
llevaron IN paquete de cigarros Y
TODD el contenido De una refrigerado-
"a ' algunas pleas de joyeria, entire
otras IN a'fi!er con seis perlas. IN
guardapclo con cadena de ORC una
p~ulscra del mismo metal, con media
Las dos cscapLlarios o meGallas.
V ina cruz del Sagrado Coraz6n. Fl
!aGr6r Sc o'vid6 de tomar un billetc
de diez pesos que cstaba a Ia vista,
y dos ~''lavallieres'' que valian mas
que t,das las demas ~preniaS toma-
das.
H. L. Turney. 2l9 de Il Gale de
Santa Maria. 1viso 4 Ia policla que !e
habian robado ounce pesos en- efec-
two Y I'm re.ox de ounce piedras asi
como ua par de paH:aloneS.
Otro ladr6n entro en- e. W:gwam
Shining Parlor ' Sc rob6 un veSt.do
ultimo estilo. de ~tre;nta Y cinco pesos.
una Gaia Dc vestidos Y IN somhre"o
valuldo en- SER pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21

Ia PARADA DE ANTEAYER EN-
LA TARDE.

Il Darada c.vicI Y cOmercia' que
Two lugar anteaycr en- Ia ta"de en-
esta ciudad Ell cumplimiento del pro-
grama del 40. dia de fieStas fue, Sc
GIN Ia opinion general. de los san
l1tonianses V visitadores n de las
r~~ocesiones monst"uos mas lucidas
Sc han visto. No solo fue Ia
9arada ms numerosa que en- amos
anrer,ores sino que, hablando de IN
1nodo general. ell arreglo de TODD 10
en- ella tonic parte. fue mejor
: de mas significat!vo caracter por
iaS mercarcias que Sc exhibieron pa
4 e, anurcio. El aspecto de los mi
}lares de vehiculos que desfilaron en-
IA parade hizo toda ina reveIaclon
de los eSfuerzos y fatigas que hubo
que emplear en- Ia l!amativa decora-
cion lie cada uno. Tomaron parte en-
"a parada ell 40. de infanteria de
Texas. Ia fuerza de policia V los en-
pleadoS Y trenes del Departamento
de bomberos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
CONCERTO EN- Ell PARQUE
BRECKENRIDGE.

L. Banda Municipal de San Anto-
Mo dara ,otro concerto manana en-
Ia tarde en- ei Parque Breckenridge,
Ell que de acuerdo con su director
Sr. William II. Smith. Sc s~ujetara al
giguiente programa:
America. Marcia m:litar. J. Deiro
Overtura, Poeta Y Campesino, Suppe.
Walt. La Barcarola". Wa!denlfel,
Gran selection de Ia opera 'Trovador'
Verdi.
Solo de c~larinete. "El CARNIVAL de We
necia' Pagan!nl.
III. Hernandez. solista'
Fantasia Hungara. 7. NJ. Iooani.
(a) Danza Chilena. "Mahana'. J. NJ.
Misud.
Ob) Ma2urca rusa la Czarina". L.
Cane.
Selection de Ia opera c6mica 'El Sol
dado de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In
production. -"El Soldado de Choco-
late. wen, ven, heroe MIC
"Simpatia". Los B~ulgaros". TIA
ralala". -"Gracias a Dios que termi-
no Ia
don, perdon'.- ESQ Serla encanta-
DOR DANA. La canclon de la
carta". Final, Gwen ven, heroe
mio"). -
Fox-Trot R. 4. Whiting
Marcia "Mo~yilizacion", E. Mutchler
The Star Spangled Banner.
Ell concerto dara principle a las
$50 p. N.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
LOS BANNUEROS DE SAN ANTO-
MO SUSCRIBEN MEDIC MI
LION DE PREsTAMO EN-
DOS HORAS.

Los banQueroS de San Antonio sus-
c"ihieron anteayer en- Ia tarde, en-
sio dos horas. mas de medic million
de d6llareS en- bonos del Tcsoro de
los Estados Upidos. G! cual 0 'edi-
miento Sc cree que sera usado para
cuhrir los gastos del gobierno en- ell
pericio c~omprendido de eStls fechas
al primero de Julio. principe del nue.
W ano fiscal. Tambien Sc cree que
a!gur tempo sera necesariamsn.e re-
querido para imPrimir Y ~regis;ra los
nlevos bonos V para atender 4 otros
detalles De Sus emisiones y que a
emission de los certificates es de IA
~naturaleza de una MEDIA de emer-
gencia, pendiente de IA f~Iuctuacion
de los bon9s de guerra lanzados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
ESCANDALO SUSClTADO POR
UN NEGRO.

Tn negro. quien segun testigos pre-
senciales declare que los uniformes
de los soldados eran tan amarillos,
como los hombres que 10 llevaban,
do lugar a IN escandalo en- Ia Plaza
del Alamo, antenoche. Seth Jones,
soldado de Ia Compania H del Sc
gundo de infanteria de Texas, ma
biendo DIDO Ia alusi6n que a su uni
forme de khaki habia sido hecha por
81 negro. dijole q aquel que el uni
forme merecia tanto Tespeto como IA
b~arriera. i 10 que el negro contest6
dandole una bofetsfia en- tia cara,
Ia cual le fue devaelta por Jones;
mas viendo este que. dada sd est2-
tura. no podia competir cor aque!,
acudi6 ! algunoS companeros cue
llegaban al lugar de n escena. Ro-
Der. DANES. uno de estoS. abri0 q
brerha contra el negro.
A q, muchachos; ha insuitado Ii
bandera. Gijo al@uno De los sOldados.
y~.erronces el echo 4 correr.
MuchoS SoldadoS Sc ~lanZaron en- 81
persecution V a. fin fue cogido Dor
Daniels quien 10 entrego 4 III Official
de IA policia, siendo Ell seguida inter-
uaGo en- Ia carcei.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
EOBO EN- PLENO Ola.

In hombrc Y una mujer Sc in
I. cdujeron en- un cuarto que hay 4
/. es2lMa de Ia cas- de Il sonora Ma
ria Aguilar. 1911 de la Gale W. Co
mercio. anteayer POGO despueS de.
medic dia Y Sc robaron $500. FL
policia Karl Fein'er al ser llamado a.
cudi6 rapidamente q IA citada casa y
lego a tempo de arrestar 4 INK de
los hombres, el cual Nevada consigo
el dinero robado.
La senora Aguilar estaba frente
4 81 casa cuando oyo IN ligero rui-
do en- ell cuarto de referencia. Guam
do So dio cuenta de o que pasaba
telefone6 a la poIicia. Tn cargo de
rooo fut p~rcsentado contra el acu-
sadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
INFORMATION LOCAL
UN NEGRO REClBE UN RALAZO
EN- Ell CORAZON.

Prince Perchill. un negro, recibi6
IN ba' ago en- Ell coraz6n, cayendo
muerto en- Ell acto, antenoche, en-
restaurant de media c!ase que hay
en- la septima cuadra de IA Gale Este
Concrete. e. ~asesino, despues de
cometido Ell hecho, Sc echo Q correr
antes de one Sc presentara la poll
cia. e. a~sesinato resulto como conse-
cuercia de una dispIta suscltada Z
cau5a de una mujer.
Segun los informes ~recibidoS por
Ia pol.cia. PeTchi.l estaba hahlando
en- G, restaurant con n negra,
cuando el autor del c"imen Sc Presen-
to ' sacando su pistola. hizo fuego
<ai-e ague!, GejandoIo muer'o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
"Gastaria mi 1ltimo do
liar en- el''- Dice la
Sra. Harris
":Se por Experienced que el Tonico
TanIac Beneficial Como Sc Dice"

"Castaria mi lltimo celtavo para
cbtener ell t6nico Tanlac," diio la Sc
nora Kate Harris, 1906 Live Oak St,
Da. a 5 Tex. hace unos cuantos dlas.
IFS Ia verdad; esta mecIcina ha
ubrado Embellishments en- mi case,
:: realmente no Sc que hubiera sido
de mi 81 no hubiera sido por el to-
nico Tanlac." continue dieiendo. NO
ne explico como. pude viVlr estando
tan NAL como me encontraba. Suirla
terriblemente de indigeStioneS ! real
mente. hice todC 10 cue pude protan'
do distintos remedies para yer dc
obtener alivio, pero no pude amlnorar
mis- sufrimientos. Me Vi preclsada a
conner muy POGO, y aun asi 81 a.lnleA
tos me hacian dano V sufrla terrible
ue7te \ wees me venian vahldCS
, que me cegaban y nauseas tales que
NE era impossible permanecer parada.
Ccntinuamente sufria dc gases en- G.
! cst6mago hasta cue por Lltimo, este
= puso tan debil que nj ,aun ell aqua
sopcrtaba. Tenia jaque:as TODD e!
tempo. estaba .muy nervlosa y perdla
Ne peso continuamente. hasta que
; l!cguc 2 ser cast una sCmbra de mi
| misma. No podia hacer les trabaJos
de mi casa, pues me encontraba muy
dGbil. V me sentia tan deSmoraliZada,
u crcil cue iba a mcrir.
Finalmente ne decidi z hacer una
prueba con e! t0nico Tlnlac. en- Wis
ia de tanto testimonio que habla WIS.,
! 10 publicado en- los ~peri0dicos. y en- un
, periodo de tempo muy corto empecc
a notar una rnejoria. FL est0mago sc
arreglH de tai manera que va pCdla
tomar alimentos, Y despues. cunado
| empece a tomar alimcntos ~sustanclo-
sos empece a mejorar en- todos SEN
tidos. Todos mis- sufrimientos han des'
a~parecido Y ahola ME sle1to como ma
nuier entaramente dist;nTa. He au-
! mentado de peso en- varLas Ilpras y
en- las noches duermo como 81 fuera
un nino. Nj sistema ~nervioso esta en-
| nerfccto estado Y hago los quehaceres
| de mi casa con toda facilidad. Este
tonico Tanlac ha pueSto nueva VIDA y
vieor dentro de mi cuerpo, Y es Ia
unic1 medicinal que he encontrado,
que haga realmeAre 10 que Sc dice
mace. En- 10 Successive. siempre en-
Ire esta medicinal a Ia mano en- mi
casa, V considero VI placer a Ia veZ
que ura obligation, el nNnifesfar pu-
blicamente mi agradecimiento por los
! beneficios que he obtenido con este
tOnico."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
per la Wagner's Drug Co., 407 T.
Houston ST., y por la Meters Piar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St, ba-
70 Ia direction personal de un repre-
sentarte especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc en-
viari por estas boticas I cualquier di-
r~acci6n al recibo de su valor que eS
81 90 por botella, siempre que Sc in
| cluyan estampillas suficientes para ell
| nortr ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-21
ALARMA DE INCENDIO.

\ las orho Y diez minutes de Ia
ma0ana De aver varias companies
de. servicio de bomberos acudieron a
IL Gale Walnut V Sc encontraron con
one una faISa alarma causada por ma
0erse roto una pieza del aparato. el
c1al suena acknowledgements, habia
s.do producida en- IN Estacion Cen
trai y communicate q las demas. No
habil en- tai case. como en- otros mu-
chos. ningun ocioSo 4 Quien atribuir
ei chasco.