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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
DRAFT EVADERS KILL
SHERIFF AND TWO MEN

GLOBE. Ariz.. Feb. lin bat.
tie with three alleged draft cvaders,
Sheriff Frank Mcbride and his depu.
ties. Martin Kempton and Cain
Wootnn, were killed near Klondyke
early Sunday.
The posse. headed by Deputy
United States Marshal Frank
Haynes. went TO the mine worked
by Thomas and John Powers, their
father. and man named Sissol.
AZ soon as they were sighted. the
miners opened fire.
The father OF the Powers boys is
seriously wounded. and Marshal
Haynes was slightly wounded.
with his three men dead, the mar
ahai returned for aid and tho Powers
boys and Slsson fled. leaving tho old
man near death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
DON'T CONFUSE THE
BLAlNES, HE SAYS

r L. Blaine Is running as a cindi.
date for the city council. T.. +.
Blaine. chairman OF the public ser.
vic commission. is not out for cleo
ton TO the civic office.
In n letter. z. l. Blaine declares
there has been not n little confusion
Of the nafnes- Even newspaper re.
porters have made the mistake OF
saying that r. r. Blaine was the
candidate. he declares. in asking that
care be taken to keep the initials
straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
VARIETY seen
IN new SHOWS
OF THE WEEK
AT THE THEATRES

Metropolitan THE liird OF Par.
adiHc."
Orphcum Vaudeville.
Gaiety iiurlcsaue.
Moore Vaudeville. orpheum
circuit
wilkes stock.
PnntnEea Vaudeville.
Palace iiip-Naudevilic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
CONGER ENDORSES
HANSON FOR MAYOR

An ole Hanson meeting Will be
held Mt 8 o'clock this evening Mt
the Madrona church, 32nd ave. and
Marion st. The speakers will be
ole Hanson. candidate for mayor;
Robert T. Oldham. John Il. Burk-
heimer and Frank IL. Field.
George ID. Conger, superintendent
OF the Aatl-Saloon League OF Wash.
ington, in statement, has declared
that he will give his support to Ole
Hanson's campaign for the mayor
atty.
In so doing. he said that he stands
unqualifiedly for vigorous and con-
sistent enforcement OF the prohibit
ton law. and he added that the dry
forces OF the city are solidly behind
Mr.. Hanson, and are working for his
election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
MOORE

lNtffftkta
The "niuchlrd OF Happiness" In
making It's horne az the Moore the,
atre this week For there are no
glooms on the Orphcum bill. which
opened there Sunday.
Good music. clever dancing and
lots OF comedy that's the Orpheum
Offering now playing.
Headllnins the bill arc Cecil Lean
and cleo Mayficld. They sing some
harmonious melodies composed by
Lean high.step a bit. and Cleo shows
n variety ~ the latest from Paris.
Harry Gilfon. In the Gay Old
Sport" exhibits an ability Go init.
mate the noises OF great city Mt
midnight.
SAINT. assisted by Alta krom. pre-.
sents a pleasing program OF oriental
dances.
''rhe Playground Fakers" are
Harry and Emma Shamrock.
As n veteran ~ tho civil war. Ed.
ward EHmonde tries 10 enlist 20 lick
the kaiser. In the 'Propville Re.
cruit-"
Airline Levy and Lawrence Aciter.
man are good in songs and dances.
Rouble Sims has n great ''pattcr."
The travclogue for this week
shows the coast OF Wales. and gives
the poor little prairie dog no pri.
yacy at all when hia village In
filmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
COLISEUM

tttAtfist"
An woman leader Of clan Of
Russian revolutlonisin. Theda Bara
has n great opportunity TO exhibit
her powers as screen tragedicnne
IN The Blood Red Rose" now
playing at tho Coliseum.
Thoda Bara plays tho role OF
Lisxa Tapeniga. who In commits
stoned by her society 20 aanasSinate
officials whose acts of oppression
have made tho lot Of the people
miserable.
The death OF her own husband Is
finally demanded. He il the prime
minister. A tense situation follows.
and then the house In which the
premier In living. blows up. Charles
Ciary plays tho role Of the hus-
band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
UNION MEN URGED TO
BUY WAR STAMPS HERE

The Central Labor council win con-
duct vigorous campaign to get
unionists 20 invest In thrift stamps.
The opening gun was fired Saturday.
when the council. thru its war saw
ings committee, issued an appeal
urging workers TO invest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
roDAy's PROGRAMS

roDAy's PROGRAMS
COfrkItN-rheds bsrs In The
Itisod He'd nsse"
Ififfitrf-f.isle Ferguson In The
ffa.r Of the Norid.s
CfIMMi.fs--siois Lana In "Isfss
Jeans"
Mfs~IDN=-tisia Dana In The
Winding Trail"
sTRAND--Anna I~hr In Parent
age"
tpfD>IAfs--'-fhe Indian Summer
Of DRY valley Johnson"
CLASS a--Anita Stewart In "A
Hiiiisn Bld."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
STRAND

''ParontaKe." which opened nj tho
Strand theatre Saturday evening
for a two weeks run. IN super
picture. II cievcriy winds tho big
truths - life about plain folks like
you and mo. II clearly reflects that
the eariy home influence and train
ing OF children leave their untrare-
able stamp upon character.
II deals with two boys from In
fancy TO early manhood. ono was
n welcome viritor Ia the homo. tho
other was not. You win BE- In
tcrcsted in these boys. ns they may
be your boys Contrary 20 most
pictures Of this nature. ''Parcniago'
does not preach at you And you
needn't be afraid 20 lot your daugh-
ter or non rec II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
FRfDERlCK&N1SON

@ EATTLE is asked 10 raise 100000 this week
- for this patriotic fund, the object Of which
has the unqualified Endorsement Of President VIII
son, of the war department and Of many high army
officers who appreciate the splendid work the
Knights of Columbus doing in the environments
for soldiers Of every creed.
Every dollar contributed to this fund will be
used for the establishment and maintenance Of
reation centers in the cantonments at home and at
our army bases abroad.
Your Contribution VIII BE Gratefully
Received at X. Of c. War Camp Fund
Headquarters, i53-45i Empire Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
PALACE HIP


An attractive new show at the
Palace Hip Is headed by Nelson.
Bann and u, Monde In funny
sketch called THE FiaiSh." fea.
turing Miss Billie Nelson. Swedish
character actress. In doubt. part.
The Three Halga. silent Comedi.
ans have a comedy and acrobatic
act that IL now and funny. They
are skilifui tumblers.
Il. Kelly Forrest tramp comedian.
IL another laugh maker. lie can
also sing well.
Stanley and f.ca arr hanioistr.
while Mlnnc,tc Lea plays the plano
accordion quite pic8singiy.
Licwellyn and Stanley have n 80
ries OF character portrayais called
"odd Character Bits" Irving and
Montrose present n good singing.
talking and acrubatic novelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
America is the most united poIit-

zeal state in existence today, accord
ing to DR.. Edward A. Steiner. of
Grlnnell. Ia. friend and biographer
of the latc Count Tolstoi. at the Hip
podrome Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
METROPOLITAN

Tho Richard Walton Tufiy play.
The Bird OF Paradise viii begin a
weeks engagement at the Metropoi.
itan tonight Miss Marion Hutehins
will be seen IA tho new -Luana- in
this ever popular production. This
Is the fifth visit OF tho Moroseo foa,
turp In Seattia- 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
The Approach
of Spring
Suggests
New
WALL
PAPERS

to bring fresh charm
and brightness TO the home
interior, to individualize
the various rooms and to
provide a harmonious back
ground against which your
furniture and pictures will
appear at their best. New
arrivals include:
Popular Grasscioth Wsu
Coverings In plain colors and
artistic printed designs
Charming Bedroom Papers
in tasteful stripe and floral
designs. from American and
foreign sources.
Embossed Blend Papers IN
cxquiEitely soft color-tones,
especially adapted for living
room walls.
verInre Tapestry Papers IN
colorings Of green. brown and
gold. for the reception han.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
KNIGHTS
of
COLUMBUS
Campaign Week
in Seattle for
War Camp Fund
February
18th to 18th
Ribbons for Hat-making

TINE narrow grosgrain Ribbons that fashion
l. some of the seasons srnartest sports hats have
an excellent showing here.
In addition 10 handsome novelty effects,
there are plain shades Of Gold, Rose, Red,
Cardinal. SAKE blue Delft blue, Navy,
Chartreuse, Orange, Champagne, Green,
Glacier, Lotus, also Black and White
The quantity required for hat ranges from IL
20 20 yards, varying with style of hat and width
of ribbon Priced from 15c TO $L00 the yard.
Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
ORPfIEUNf

Big Blu Is bad man.
That's the role no portrays In
The Bad Man From Oklahoma. Z"
the film feature OF the new bill AT
the Orphourn theatre. Third and
Madison
The vaudeville program n headed
by tho ozavs In a comedy juggling
act. The Modern Venus 81 n spec
tacular posing act. Nut Sotons''
n the title Of a singing and dialogue
skii by Airing and MackwiiI Joe
Birnes IL tho "Suavo Singing
Comedian
The Iachmnn sisters sing and
dance. And Mills and Cody have an
original comedy singing. dancing
and musical act The Reb and tho
Fed" Is tho way It's billed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

Anita Stewart n t,ie attraction
At tho Class A In - Million Bid
dramatic film dealing with the
fato OF a giri who IL invcsgicd into
marriage with a wealthy man BY
her money mad mother
During a honeymoon trip aboard
their yacht. In order 10 rcliov, the
rnonotony. Hhc offers her h-art 20
tho highest bidder. How her hus-
band wins II for a million IN tho
interesting phase Of tho play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
HIKES

High-power surprises follow ono
another in rapid succession I'm
Cheating Cheatcrs." which opened
at the Wilkes theatre Sunday.
Tho play, by Max MARGIN. is n
comedy with a good many dramatic
situations and is unusual II keeps
the audience mirthfui thru the four
acts.
Grace Huff. who returned Sun
day. after n weeks absence. plays
the leading role OF Nan Carey. alias
Ruth Brockton. She In equally good
In the humorous moments and in
the more serious situations.
Ivan Miller handles his part
capably.
Jane Darweli plays n good comedy
part for every laugh that's I'm n.
George Cleveland. as a timid lawyer.
draws his fun quota OF laughs.
Henry Hall. Norman Feusicr.
George Rand and Ruth Renick all
aid in making the new play a sue
cess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
New Dress Voiles
Interpret Spring Fashions

by means of novelty patterns as wen as refresh
ing new plain coorings. To enumerate some of
the effects:
Fancy check novelties-allover floral pat
terns-large satin plads wolfe grounds
Paisley effects-large Bingham plaids-
plain coIors with drawn threads in check
effects.
Priced at &c. 4oc, 45c, SOC and up to s1-25 yard
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
COLONIAL,


".rhe Indian Summer OF Dry Val.
Icy Johnson" an o. Henry story. IN
the screen offering at the Colonial
today.
Things begin 10 happen when
DRY Valley" discovers pretty Pan.
chita OBricn stealing his strawbcr.
ries. LATHE Dan Cupid saves her
from trouble. DRY Valley" orders n
"Sunday-go-to connecting outfit OF
clothes by express and begins his
campaign with the saucy maiden.
His first call Is one OF mental and
physical torture-tight patent lcath.
or shoes increasing his misery. Per
sIstency wins for DRY Valley" for
the last scene. the happy climax OF
many ups and downs. shows Pan
chita as mistress OF his home.
A Charlie Chaplin comedy adds
spice 20 the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
GAIFTY

win Armstrong and his Foillea
company offered Midnight In China.
town" Sunday nj tho Galcty and
viii continue the new musical com.
edy all week.
As a Chinese magician. Armstrong
shows his audience Just how many
things the sleeves OF kimono will
hold. Henry Sheer. Jewish comedian.
Is also producing many laughs
Duck Dunn and Dick Frazer win a
welcome as do Billie Bingham and
Perqucta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
This Store Is.Exclusiue
Seattle Distributor for
Bundhar Wilton
Hardwick Wilton
and
French Wilton
RUGS

made by the largest ex-
elusive manufacturers of
Wilton fabrics in America.
They are woven in a wide
variety of conventional
patterns and in reproduc-
tons of Oriental carpet de-
signs. and are stocked in
all the popular sizes, enab-
ling suitable selections to
be made for every home
requirement.
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11


Tied to a log and headed straight
for the revolving sRwi And the VII.
yum. with satanic grin. on duty
ut tho controller
Old Etuff7 Sure. But thriller
today. In the movies. just an IL was
In ths melodrama years agoi
People gripped their seats and
Faspcd. at the Clemmor. when they
saw "Blue Jeans" Sunday. as you
probably did II you ever sat in the
gallery and absorbed Joseph Ar.
thurs famous meiodrama. OF course
there's n big rescue scene. and plen.
" of romance. suspense and love. In
fact. it's tho original play trans.
formed into seven motion picture
acts.
Guterson's Russian orchestra
plays verdi's Force OF Destiny"
overture. and CzibullSn's loves
Dream After tho Bali" Then there's
an interesting News Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-11
MISSION

A story OF revenge that trailed n
man from the nghta Of broadway 60
the far distant prairie. In being
shown Mt tho Mission this week IN
The Winding Trail n Metro pic
ture.
The play tells OF New York
dancer who receives word that her
sister has been betrayed by
wealthy Wcaterncr. Leaving her
triumphs. the dancer starts for the
West. on her way ahe meets
band OF outlaws who. in the end.
help her 20 accomplish her design.
Viola Dana plays tho part Of An.
drcy Graham. the dancer. Mabel
Van Buren,. clifford Bruce and Hay.
ward Mack are In the cast
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31
Notas uarias y curiosas
Fue arrestado iii indiyiduo cue hizo chistes en- el
cuestionario.-En Pitsshurg hay unos perros que
''vensean" los aeropIanos.-Un aguiIa hace sacar
extras a los perioeiieos de Chicago

fue tomada al vuelo, con teodollto y
doble decimetro al mismo tempo.
Eel Examiner, por su parte, Ga
una information mas detallada, d.
ciendo:
a las once y cuarenta Volo el te-
rrible animal; pero Sc conoce que sc
canso laego. porcue hizc un alto en-
runta del Correo".
"Hace cincuenta y dos anos-a-
grega-que los habitantes de Chica-
go Sc veian privados de un especta-
culo digno del coraZon del Africa.
=! American" lanzo una extra
para noticiar que el pajarito nabia
S;do muerto de un trio, por persona
inc0gnita. L.uego laEZo otra, para
aceir G! nombre de Ia persona.
Y por iltimo, el Herald Sc a
cordo dc Roosevelt, por u aficio'
mes q la GAIA, Y dijo:
'Esta aguila arrogante supo Que
Roosevelt no esta5a aqui, y voio POI
ESQ.
Total: cl iguila pas6 y aqai Sc pa
! 50 q ratio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31

S. L. M.-Scranton, Tex.-El pc
ri6dico que Sc publica actualmente en-
Guadalajara (Jaliscol es "El 0cci-
dental"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31
Sensational match
entire bilIariStaS

NUEVA YORK, Enero 26.-Altre-
do de Orc, billarista cubano, campeon
mundial de carambola por tres ban
las ' Augusto Kieckhefer, eN-cam-
econ V retador de aquel, han deter
ninado las bases para Ia possession del
.ampeonato. despues de ciertas con-
erencias celebradas aver en- esta
ciudad. y
Segun Sc sabe. ambos billaristas re-
o.vieron Que el torneo Sc celebre en-
4 ciudad de Chicago, antes del dia
} de Febrero. En- dias pasados a.
luncio kieckhefer que reclamarla e.
t;tulo de campeon, pOrque de Orc
20 habia ~contestado al desafio den
no del periodic fijado, pues ell cam
Js6n Sc habia negado rotundamente
IA iugar en- los dias fijados que eran
4 25, % y 81 del actual.
De orc sc habia rehusado princI-
- mente a jugar en- Chicago, pero
.ho!nas Dwyer, Tesorero de Ia facri-
:. de Billares, ofrecio e%ntonces al
campe6n la sama de 800 pesos y una
9G-te de las entradas, 81 accedia a
'jugar en- Chicago, a beneficio del
fondo para las ambulancias de SAM
dad.
Tai oferta persuade al campeon
cubano, quien parece que creia que
&C habia puesto en- ,duda su DISPOSE
cion a jugar en- beneficio de la sa-
nidad militar. Dijo que ira a Chi
cago 81 Sc lie ga%rantizaban los gastos
de viaje a 10 cual Sc accedio, Y Mr..
Dwyer propuso al fin, QUE el match
Sc ~ce!ebrara en- las siguientes condl-
cones:
Tn cuarenta por ciento del importe
dc las e~ntradas, para los fondos de
"a ambulancia; otro cuarenta por
c:ento para el gsnador y Ell veinte
por ciento para el cue plerda cl
match. Tanto De Orc como kleck-
hefer, aceptaron estas condolences
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31

"Carranza."-San Antonio, Tex
Sabemos que las minas de que nos
habla sc hallan en- muy buenas condi-
clones y que Ia Compania esta pro-
porcionando grandes ventajas a sus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31

r. y. Tucson, Ariz.-Escroa
q la casa cue nos indica certlflcando
81 carta con acuse de recibo y con
Ia respuesta que f~orzosamente t!ene !
Que enviarle. confesando haber reel
Dido 81 dinero, porque de 10 contra
| rio incurrir!an en- IN dehto, puesto
! one IA oficina Gs correos ie Ia de
! mcstrado Z listed Il et giro fue CO.
brado por Ia misna casa, encargue
del neeocio u IN abogado queen pc
dra pagarse lie las costas que GstsI
! reclamara por virtud de los perJHl-
clos que lie haya o~c,sionado "a cas-"
dc referenci2.
Sobre IL otra. consu!ta que listed
! acs mace. e. po"as ~pa!@bras lie dare
mos nuestra opinion:
Los huesos petrificados qae Sc han
encoutrado en- el pueblo de San Jose
De Pimas del Estado de Sonora '
: que son excesivamente grandes, a
gra6o de CUE Ia genie del -lugar E2
dado en- decir que son de mastcto2-
70 o De gigantic. no dcbe pa-cccric
una cosa rara. Por las t~radic:c"e5
de los pueblos mas ant!gccs dc n2eS-
ITO territorio Y los descubrim'entos
que n aiversas tpocas Sc han hecho
en Tlaxcala. TolGca, Tc:coco y ca
, iiforn!a de huesos lie gran tamaAo, al
guaos nis;oriadores creca cue !c5
| primeros p~obladores de Mexico fUe-
i ron unos g!gaa,cs. QuiZ& les ~quilaTe:
he que o hablan las tradicianes Gc
mucaos pueblos i~ndigeaas; peto 1
mas de aue en- toGaS parties del mum
do Sc han halla0o huesos semejantes,
b!en puedcn c~onfundirse 0 los de
strcs f6si!es que no ha podioo deter
minar ia iguoraHcia de L. genie Wi
gar. Sin embargo de este. IL eSpec.e
no So fila. sine nue varia. Sc en-
cacntran numcrosaS fornoaS de tran
s:c;Cn entire esDccies dite-entes ' aur
grandeS grupoS.
I! progreso org6n!co Ell su con
juntc es cOnt!-uo.
La taila De los aNimales mas gran
Ges De IN miSmo grupo. varia segur
81 Jasarrollo de este gruUo. DaSandC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31
ACCIDENTE

En- h esquina de las GALES Santa
Rosa V Concrete, aver a las nueve
de Ia mahana Sc registro U acciden-
te automovilistico de ligeras conse-
cuencias. Cuando Sc presento un
agente de Ia policia a investigar ell
hecho, NADIA pudo sacar en- claro por-
que va habian desaparecido las ma
quinas que sufrieron ell rercance.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-31

CHICAGO, IL, Enero 26.-Uno de
los cu~estionarios de cXcspciones oae
50 recibieroa Ia tarde de aver en- II
of.cina n4mero Sc, fue d~e:cchado.
entire gritos Y risotadas, por raz1n lie
cstar contestadc en- Una lorna que
I:vamosi. demuestra Que 81 autor IS
horab-e, cuando menos de pocas bi-
lis.
4 IL prcgunta relativa 4 IA ocup:'-
c:Gn eh que cl interesado Sc juZ@a
ms competente, a Ia bora de Ia nora.
q ~respondi0:
'Yo SOY IN imbecil ell TODD; pero.
=! me apuran un POGO, %aceptaria n
Prssidencia de an Banco'.
\ Ia otra. que trata de las horas
!" trabaio diario, dIjo:
"Veinticinco o veint!seis horas dia-
| rips. mas o mcHos. Y de trabajo dr-
lro".
). Ia de mas ALA, que habla de las
ocuDaciones que haya tenido a oc.,-
soma. tsta contest6:
.Vendedor de verdura con %tituloi
bebedor cxperto V muy acreditado, DC
vino dc California Y gendarme or
! Croellandia el mes pasado'
E. QUESTIONABLE fue enviaGo al ces-
10. y Il individuo, hecho prcso, por
! 81 delitc de hacer chistcs con co=as
l~serias.
PITTSBIRG, Pa. Enero 26.-C"n
! hondo beneplacito de las autor1aa-
| des militares, pcro o gran moLes-
tin del vecindario de esta poblaci0n.
50 Ia descubierto que los perros DC
Pittsburg "ventean" a los aeroplanos
= una distancia de tres 0 cuatro nj
las.
No hace mas qIe sublr un avlador
Y volar por los a~irededores. para que
la jauria empiece dale Que dale con
los !adridos. armando una baraunda
t-emenda.
e. Mayor Stanley piensa que hien
pueden estos animalitos ser eXpoTta-
dos . Londres, como contribution de
guerra. V que los vecinos de Lon
J ,res bien pueden resolverse a sutrir
IN POGO ei orfeon canine, para pre-
~sa.varse de una bomba de dinam!ta.
CHICAGO. III. Enero 26.-Ner-
!adcro ezcandalo nan hecho los pc
r!6dicos de esta localiGad por el he
cho de que aver, a ESQ de las once
lie la manana, a una aguila Sc le ocu-
rr;j yolar sobre la metr6poli Y pegar
LIMOS graznidos a!armantes al prInci-
30 Y conmovedores al final.
The Tribune. en- 81 afan de sacar
:entaja. dijo que uno de Il expeltos
habia medido al animaIote Y que este
era de SO pulgadas un cuaTto.
.Esto 10 deben estlmar nueStros
Observation-Disclosures Ia medida