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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
23-Year Old Boy
Held for Killing of
Man With an Auto

Henry II. Tallman, twenty-three
years old, of 126 John street, Ridge
wood, an ice dealer, was committed to
the county Jail Tuesday on charge
of manslaughter and later released in
$1,000 bail.
Tallman is alleged to have struck
and almost instantly killed Walter
Pruiksma, of Brown avenue, Paterson,
while driving his machine on Maple
avenue in Glen Rock shortly after mid
night Saturday.
Tallman was arraigned before Re-
corder WadswOrth and held pending
the action of the grand jury-Record
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
Aged Actors Suit
For Big Damages
Halted by Ill Atty

Lawyer John Winans, of Westfield,
Circuit Court before Judge Willard
w. Cutler, collapsed in the court room
Tuesday afternoon during the course
of the trial and was removed to the
Hackensack Hospital i'll an exhausted
condition. His condition Wednesday,
however, was said to be much inn
proved and he may be taken to d
hospital in Newark.
Mr. Winans is suffering from blad-
der trouble and the strain of the trip
from Westfield Tuesday morning ag-
gravated his condition.
DR.. C. A. Connor, of Fort Lee, and
Mrs. Mcdonald, a nurse, who were
witnesses, gave the lawyer first aid,
then DR.. John H. D. Finke took the
patient in charge.
The suit in which Winans appeared
as counsel for the plaintiff was that
of Logan Paul, of Brooklyn, N. Y, a
movie actor, 70 years old, who was
asking for $4,000 damages for in
iuries sustained when run down by
Charles Campbell, of Englewood, on
August, 10 at the plant of the SolaX
Studio at Fort Lee
Paul was taking part in wild west
show staged by the Dalton Brothers.
The plaintiff testified that he had been
active all his life and had taken the
part of prominent characters such as
President Abraham Lincoln and 9th
ers from butler to president.
The collapse of Mr. Winans put a
stop to the trial and Judge Cutler
caused a juror to be withdrawn and
declared the trial off for the term.
Lawyer Patrick Henry Maley ap-
peared for the defendant in the ac-
tiOn.-Record.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
Kinzley Fighting
His Way to the Top,
Neglecting Nothing

ASSemblyman Walter G. Whine, who
is the campaign manager for Senator
w. b. Mackay, in commenting on the
G. o. Z. primary campaign in Bergen
county said there was very little
doubt as to the ultimate ticket for
the election contest. OF course, Sen
ator Mackay has no opposition and
there is no opposition to the three
assembly candidates, Messrs. Glover,
loser and Dater He was of the opin
ion that Director Joseph Kinzley
would get the Shrievalty nomination
and that Messrs. Howell and Donald
son would be named for Freeholders
Il am still of the opinion that Ber-
gen county is still strongly Republican
and that these candidates will be
elected, but the voters must remember
that the election cannot be won I'M
less every Republican does his full
duty at the polls.
"Overconfidence and Indifference
has proven fatal in too many cases."
said Mr. Winnie
II think it is sure bet that Comp
troller n. A. A. Bugbee will be NOM
mated for Governor and then elected
in November as Bergen county is
strong for him.
Senator w. B. Mackay, Jr., Director
Joseph Kinzley, Freebooter Reid How
ell and County Counsel Clarence Mabie
attended the session of the Camp Mer-
rift Memorial Committee on Saturday
afternoon, enjoyed dinner, saw the
camp activities and performance in
the open air theater there. The visi-
tors were the guests of Colonel George
B. Duncan and Major Langdon at
dinner. G.. V. r. Bogert represented
the Historical Society at the after
Moons outing
That section of the Bergen turnpike
in the Borough of Fairview and Ridge
field which has been under reconstruc-
ton, was opened to traffic This is the
section that leads to Dan Kelly's hill.
The improvement is of concrete con-
struction.
NJ J. O'Connell was the contractor
in charge of the work, which despite
the poor weather and general adverse
conditions he completed in three
months. 1t is said to be one of the
best roads in Bergen county.
Director Joseph Kinzley, Jr, in his
candidacy for Sheriff in the primaries
next Tuesday has made a whirlwind
finish of it this week, almost every
minute of his waking hours being con-
fined to the promotion of his campaign.
All the prophets are cOnceding that he
is distancing the rest of the candi-
dates.
On the platform, in the motion pic
lures, in the news stories and in gen
eral activities he is setting a pace too
fast for his opponents to follow. There
is no gathering he knows of that is
missed, except his old business hauntS
and the New York Produce Exchange
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
Palisade Minister
Takes Place of Gov.
Runyon at Meeting

Rev. H. P. Guhse was paid quit a
distinguished compliment this week.
The New Jersey Sunday School holds
big meeting Saturday at Camp May,
and was to have been addressed by
Governor Runyon who takes a great
deal of interest in Sunday school work,
but who was unable to attend the
Cape May meeting on account of politi-
cal engagements. The committee
looked about and thought of some one
for the place of substitute for Govern
unanimous choice. He will no doubt
make an able address.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
Heath Appeals in
Strong Terms for
Sheriff's Support

Former Sheriff Robert n. Heath who
is to be the Democratic candidate for
reelection to the Sheriff's office said
a recent address:
Il am seeking election to the office
of sheriff that I may have opportu-
nifty to complete the work begun by me
during my former incumbency of that
office, which 1 was obliged to relin-
quish three years ago owing to the
constitutional provision that a sheriff
in New Jersey is not permitted to inn
mediately succeed himself I stand
before the people of the county as
former public servant who seeks their
votes upon the simple and fair prop
OSition that qualified man of good
record might properly be restored to
the position in which he rendered
good service. The sheriff's office of
Bergen County should be, and can be
put on a plane of dignity and service
to all the people, irrespective of poll
ties, that might make it stand out as
conspicuous throughout the state
Some of the progressive ideas and re-
construction work inaugurated during
my former administration have not
been kept up. 1t is no eXaggeration
to say that the office has gone back
ward during the last three years, and
that the expense of administration,
in salaries, has greatly increased. The
reforms which | attempted We're UNI
dertaken after earnest and careful
study of the practices in penal insti-
buttons throughout the state, and had
these reforms been completely estab-
lished, they would have made the
Sheritf's administration in Bergen
county something for the county to be
proud of
"A new system of accounting was
inaugurated by me and books pre-
pared to reveal in clear and simple
terms the financial transactions of
the office for the information of
lawyers or other representatives of
the public doing business with the
sheriff. Some of these books and rec
ords have been continued in use and
others unwisely discontinued
Toward solving the problem of
Americanization during my term of
office, l required the inmates of the
Jail TO attend school every morning. IL
service that was conducted without
expense To the taxpayers, and which
has been dispensed with by the pres
ent sheriff. The value of this service
may be estimated when | say that the
great majority of the inmates of
county jails are persons of foreign
birth, unfamiliar With our customs
and laws and generally unable to
read our language. Most of them be-
came lawbreakers because of igno-
rance, and it seemed to me duty to
teach them, at least how to read and
write, and to understand the spirit
of American government.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
New Ford Taken
From It's Owner;
Other Things Left

A new Ford touring car, the prop
erty of Harry Stage, son of former
Judge p w. Stagg, was stolen from
his garage in the rear of his home, 263
State street, Hackensack, some time
during Tuesday night.
Entrance was gained by breaking
lock on the garage door. Nothing
else but the Ford car was taken from
the building. Raincoats, car aces
series and an Overland touring car
belonging to eX-Judge Stage We're not
disturbed.
The loss was first discovered at Z
o'clock Wednesday morning, when the
owner went to the garage for his car.
Record.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
River Edge Woman
Victim of Brooklyn
Female Abortionist

Mrs. Robert Smith, twenty-seven
years old, of Myrtle avenue, River
Edge, died in the Hackensack Hospital
Tuesday night as the result of NAL
practice said to have been performed
by Il Brooklyn woman. County Ply
stefan w. f. Ogden performed an au-
topsy Wednesday and the district at
torney of Queens county. N. Y, was
informed of the reSult-Record.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
Keep Doorknobs Tight.

Doorknob screws often work out and
let the knob come off. This may be
prevented by removing loose screws,
covering them with glue and screwing
them back into place
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-09-20
Ii Vermont Mas Flat

| met Vermont Yankee lately, and
the main thing he Dragged about was
the amount of maple sugar shipped
from his town every spring. But he
did not say that Vermont rolled out
fiat would be as big as Ohio.-E. w.
Howe's Monthly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
UN VIAJE FUUCTUOSO

:, Los jovenes Julian MercadO jose
MOntalvo han tenido un viaje pcligro.
sfsimo. de San Juan a Aguadilla. en- Ell
que POGO falto para que perdieran Ia
vida.
Mercado es duefo de un carro Ford !.
Y convino con Montalvo, chauffeur
de ofcio. retribuirle con cierta can.
tidad de dinero ST le conducia hasts
Aguadilla. Una vex concertadc el via.
je, MontalvO y Mercado, acompafados
por tres pasajeros. salieron con Fumbo
Aguadilla. Todo fue bien hasta Isa-
bella. Pero cuando ell caro- subia una
cuesta demasiado empinada entire Aqua.
dilla Isabella, el freno cogi6 fuego
v la parada que hizo el ''chauffeur
fue tan repentina, que tOdOs los cris-
tales Sc qtNPraron. volandO muchOs
fragmentos. hiriendo a las dos perso.
mas que iban en- los asientos delanteros.
sean Ell chauffeur Julian Mcr.
cado, ell duefo.
Los heridos fuerOn asistidos de pri.
mera intencion por cl praeticante Ba-
rrerss de la Sala dc Socorros de San
Juan, adonde fueron tevados inns
diatamente por otro autom6vil que
guiaba Juan Hernandez. FL estado dc
los heridos es grave. A continuation
publicamos el informe del seiior Barre.
ras: Jose Montalvo. var'ss heridas in.
cisas en- ell lado izquicrdo del cuello,
heridas contusas en- la frcnte. frac-
tura de la rodilla derecha. Julian Mer.
cadO; heridas contusas por desgarre en-
la region superciliar iEQuierda. TTeri-
das por desgsrre Y fractura del hue
so de la nariz, con laceraci6n de los to.
jidos. Los hcridos fueron conducidos
a San Juan por Orden del jefe de la
policia de Aguadilla.
Los heridos han sido recluidos en- el
Hospital Municipal. Los tres pasajeros
que iban en- los asientos dc la parte dc
atras no sufrieron lesiones de ninguna
clase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
La cOmpahia del Trolley
a1n no ha pedidO fran
quicia para la dOble via

Aver, durante toda la mafiana .estu.
vo reunida la Comision del Servicio P1.
blico, en- su o6cina dc la FOrtaleza. La
comision ha dictadO reglas para que
toda persona, asociacion corporation.
que sc dedique exclusivsmente al trans.
porte dc pasajeros entire puntos deter.
minados y mcdiante pago, debcra an
tes del dia primerO de mayo pr6ximo.
obtcner cl certifcado dc necesidad y
utilidad p1blica y. ademas. sujetarss
estrictamente las reglas que Ia Co
mission aprobo en- Ia session correspon.
diente al dia dc aver.
La Comision tambien acord6 que las
personas que explotan Ell ncgocio de
ancones en- las bahias dc la isla. de-
beran solicitar Y obtencr franquicias
antes del dia primero dc mayo.
El Licdo. Pablo Berga manifesto tam.
bien nuestro Redactor, que Ia soli.
citud de frsnquicia dc Ia cOmpafiia dc
los Carros electricos para Ia doblc via
aun no ha sido solicitada de la Conf.
Aii6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
LEYENDO LA PRENSA

En- Mayagaez trataron loa bombssgs
de bahar Ia multitud. en- IL qus aza.
raban muchss mujerss distInsuidaa
Los peri6dicos atacam duFamsnse h
oeurrencia que tuvo Fl lsfs ds neahs.
ros si que diera Ia orden as pousrss
probar Ia bomba De rasoiIna. prsei
samente a Ia hora ds salir Is psrsouas
de Ia primers tanda dsi Cine Yanaex ,
entrar las one fban . u ssxumas
signo fatal es 81 qus persizus q So
yagtsz. espejo De II eortssis y eans
de las ufAs bcIIas xracIosss muieres
iInforsuAada urSei
cuando no Ia baha Fl mar. u baaam
los bombcrOs. que producsn mayor IRIS
taei6n que Neptune.
A 10 cual ahade 81 'Diario dsi o.
te":
''se necesita importarie muy poeo 81
rcspeto que se debs al pabiics para
empezar a lamar Fl aifs ehsrFss as
aqua euyos dcsprendimisntos ssipisa
ban lloviznaban a las ssaorss as
mas asistentes al Cine
"Poco falt6 para aus ss eouvirtissa
aqucllo en- una amenara = Il pas %.
blica. pues todo el mundo protsstabs
con palabras mas mcnos fuersss ds
que sc estuvicra. sin ningdn rsspsss .
la sociedad. nj al derecso as los elu.
dadanos. sslpicando los traiss a. sodos
ali reunidos
Cuando no e. el mar. voivsmos e e.
cribir. son los bomberos ios enc sfi4i.
nan trsstornos. zozobrss earrsfas
Sc va Neptune Cque esta dssaefsdi
tadisimo por ei hnaI a. ~ nombrsB y
sparcce vulcano.
-c'EsT MONT PEbEE oUf BovE
gritaban. ateFroTisados. los 5000 ~
bitantes de Saint Pierre. poeos momss
tos antcs de- cue el voie&n iss aniqai.
lara.
Y en- Mayagues ban gritsdo Ios ~
cinos. despuss del sasto ~ lApsnas sen
los bombcr0s'
De 10 sublime 10 ridieuio. ~ hsy
mas que un paso.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02

Bajo la presidencia del senior Bar
cello y estando presentes los senado.
res Abril, Iglesias, Benitez, Tous So.
to, Barbosa, Cortada, Ti6. FeliG, Ro.
vira, Georgetti, Martinez. sein, su-
soni, santoni y TizoL Sc di6 comien-
20 a la session del senado aver las
cuatro de la tarde.
Sc lego una communication de-
sefior Siaca Pacheco en- la que parti.
cipa la Legislature que todas aeue.
las leyes que estaban pendientes dc
su aprobacion por causa del goberna.
dor que Sc encontraban en- las mis-
mas condolences de las del case dc
Quebradillas, seran mandadas i'm.
primir para adieionarlas las, leyes
aprobadas.
Sc lego la resoluci6n del scnado de.
clarando los senadores que visitaran
la isla, huespedes de honor.
Sc aprobo ell proyecto para estable.
Ger ell minimum de salario dc las mu.
jereS Y nifios.
Ell senior Giorgetti hizo uso de la
palabra para decir que la Comisi6n
del senado que 6l preside no tuvo a
bicn reunirse cuando Gl la cit6 que
por 10 tanto tuvo que suspenderse la
session por falta de quorum Dice el
senior Giorgetti que es tempo de que
los senadores acaben de decidir que
es 10 que Sc va hacer con respecto
a la communication del Hon. Gobernador
Que el cree que este asunto debe pa
sar la comisi6n total para que esta
resuelva. Que el es partidario de que
Sc lie conteste al alto funcionario.
Sc paso ell proyecto para autorizar
al municipio de Arecibo a que invicr-
ia el 25 por ciento del sobrante del
afio 1913, para construction de un edi-
ficio.
Sc aprobo despues de algunas en-
miendas ell proyecto para arreglar huel-
gas y paralizaciones de trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
CANARA DE- REPRESENTATIVES, Y SENADO

La Resolucion Conjunta nimero 8, en-
la que sc asigna la cantidad de $685.
600 para obsequiar Y pagar los pasajes
de ida vuelta los veinte v. cinco
representatives que juntos con sus cop-
sortes han de legar en- breve, fu6 apro-
bada aver tarde en- la Cainara en- vo-
taci6n por lsta. va esta resolution
habia sido aprobada por unanimidad
en- ell Senado.
Los proyectos numero 80 del Senado,
y 81. 35 y 10 de la Camara fueron
aprobados tambien. Las resoluciones
conjuntas niimero y 8, fueron aproba-
das en- votacion por lsta. La ultima
de estas resoluciones trata de asignar
cierta cantidad de dinero para traer
Puerto Rico los restos mortales del
insigne portorriquefio Emeterio Betan-
ces.
Al presentarse ell proyecto nlmero SO
de la Camara, cuyo autor es Ell senior
Guerra Mondrag6n, ell senior Coll Gu
chi INTRODUCE algunas enmiendas i'm
portantes. Solicito que de ahora en-
adelsnte fuera conocido por "Proyecto
de Contribuciones sobre las Rentas,'' -
en- vez de ''Ley de Rentas'', como an
tes habia sido denominado. Pidio que
Sc eliminaran las lineas 10 del
proyecto ,en las que ell autor explica
10 que es persona" 'individuo"
para los efectos de la aplicacion de la
ley. Ambas enmiendas fueron puestas
votacion aprobadas por mayoria.
otra de las enmiendas que propuso
el senior Coll Cuchi fue que Sc eli
minaran las lineas A. 5 de la
pagina dos del proyecto, porque en-
tiende que de 10 contrario Ell proyecto
seria anticonstitucional. Las lineas men
cionadas establecen que las corpora
clones extranjeras, incluso las ameri-
canas, que obtienen benefcios de ne
gocios establecidos por elias en- Puerto
Rico deben estar bajo la Jurisdiction
de la nueva ley de rentas que Sc in
tenta aprobar. Manifesto ell senior Coll
y Cuchi que estas corporaciones fun
dadas en- los Estados Unidos, que ope-
ran en- Puerto Rico, estan sujetas a
la ley federal que es mas severa que
la nuestra todavia, y que seria anti
constitutional que la legislature por-
torriquena tratase de imponerles So
bre el tribute que elias pagan por
conccpto de ingresos, otro tribute mas
de identica naturaleza. Dijo que estas
lineas podian signifcar que el pro-
yec'o, cuya reGaccion ha costado tan
to trabajo al Comite de Hacienda dc
la Camara, cuyo presidente es ell Sc
nor Guerra Mondrag6n, fuera declara-
do EN- conhicto con la soberania nacio-
nal de los Estados Unidos. Asegur6
que los iTtereses del Tesoro no Sc afec
taban en- mas de mil dolares con la
elimination dc tales lineas. Alcg6 tam
bi6n que la corte ,Suprema de Puerto
Rico va habia fallado sobre este asun-
to habia dicho que las corporacio-
ncs americanas cuyos directories estan
en- los Estados Unidos, caen bajo la
ley federal para los fines de pagar con-
tribuciones de acuerdo con la ley de
rentas.
Durante la intercsante disertacion
del senior. Coll y cuchi variOs rcprescn-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
"rA VIDA Es sUENo

Anastasio Martinez, Gervasio Rodri-
guez. Bernardina Sandi, Luis Lopez,
Carmelo Rojas Gregorio Cortijo fue-
ron denunciados ante la Corte de Paz
por dormir al fresco en- la via publica,
donde fueron arrestados por Ell cabo
de la Policia Insular Guillermo Sol
devilla.
FL Juez Gaetan Barbosa estima que
dormir al fresco es perfecamente higie-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
PUEsTos DE vEETA EN FUERTA
DE TERRA

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salon Iisfbsria "Fsests fiiso" rsa
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4 Ticuda "El Capslets." r.s Ax.s
lin 52.
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da 9.
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TN 81.
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stop ll2.
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PUEsTos DE vENTA EE sANTuRoE
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nos, Parsda n, Mlramar.
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rada 1e.
Panadeia Franeesa, caustsra. step
rs.
Cafetin De Jaims Weed. Gale C.
Manuel Taboada. Csrra y. frenss .
Tallorss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
Pregunta n1merO a
a la Porto Rico Railway
Light & Power Co.

Ustedes alegan que aceptan provisio-
nalmente el falio del comite de arbitra-
je, porque no ganan 10 suicientc en- ell
serviciO dc earrOs' cIectricos para Gu
brir sus gastos, pOrquc, en- su lenguaje
original, mo Sc puede hseer mezcla
sin CAL
En- uno dc sus anuncios afirman us
tedes que SoLAMENTE gsnarOn $780,
600 en- ese scrvicio. cuando deberian
haber ganado una cantidad igual al
doce por ciento dc su inversion dc di-
nero. iEn que quedamos. son o no son
ganancias cstos S5O.O0O9 GIIay no
hay cal para la mezcla?
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02

nico Y absolutamente immoral, y dio
un fallo de ctlpabilidad contra los
durmientes. Como los acusados carecen
de hogar, Gaetan Barbosa les procure
alojamiento en- la caroel municipal,
donde seran recibidos como huespedes
dc honor.
Dormiran por espacio de. cinco dias
por cuenta del Pueblo de Puerto Rico
EN- las bartolinas de la penitenciaria.
Y diran como Calderon: LA vida es
suefio.''
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-02
DESDE PONCE
Exhibition Pdblies

Exhibici6n P6blies
Como 80 anuncl6 oporsunamsmts. -
snssy6 frente Ia Casa del Pusbls 81
material cue stiiiss ls Administraeieu
Municipal para el rieao y umpie1a a.
Ia eiudad In Ia psrte bsja eel Consis
toriO hieieron acto a. prsssueia ios
miembros del Console. varies smplsa
dos del muaicipio. y otras psrsousii
dsdes conocidas ds IA comunidad.
El material AZ rsfsrsncia ss dsaelsm
te. y a ESQ se debs aue Pence ~ ssts ~
las eondicionss de hygiene ere si pvs
bio quicrc. III sistema de risHo ss ina
dccuado Las cailss no ssskn tods 10
limpias cue debieran estar. aixunss
estAn en- estado ds eompleto shsnasmo
Las cunetas se encuentran nsnas A.
aqua estaneadas qus s5n vsrdaasfos
criaderOs de mosqufsos. qus son los
agentes de Ia infection
Ia exhibics6n dc estes mstsrialss 81
nitarios hizo maia imprssisn en "a sacs
80 VtbAlNo Nue AtA - NENN-A ~ HsHtA
EN- mn estado Iamentabis
La segregation De is Plays.
la Administrator Municipal ns -
ra con buenos ojos u s-wrsxacisn dei
poblado de Ia Playa de sssa eiudsd. -
cstima que ei Tesoro Municipal ae1s
ria dc percibir entradas pos vsisT as
$4,000. 10 cua1 msTmaria esasiderabis
mente su presupuesto.
Las consecuenciss ds este eambie tsn
dram gran tFascendencia polities. , sn
las pr6ximss eiecciones ss dstsrm8ns
"a un eambio poIitico 81 si proyscts Ne
ga a reaiizarse.
MEMORIES DELfNcUENTEs
Ia policia arrcsso 81 maehachs Gais
vazqucs por hsbcr hurtado ds u easa