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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
HEARINGS BEGUN
ON TAX RAISE. BY
TAX commission

The state tax commission. COM
posed of J, +. Saint of Santa Fe, resi-
dent commissioner: j. r. Aguilar Of
Wagon Mound. J. NJ. Ascarate of Las
Cruces, members Of the commission
and John JoeTnS, secretary, yesterday
began hearings at the Chamber of
Commerce. Some time ago Capt. r.
J. Molinari. field agent for the COM
mission, submitted to the county
commissioners a list of nearly 200
firms and individuals. with the rec
ommendation that their personal
property valuations be increased The
commissioners ordered the assessor to
place the increases on the assessment
roll, which action they later rescinded
when delegation of business men
appeared before them and protested.
The state tax commission appealed
from this action Of the county board
and decided to hold hearings and in
vestigate each individual case.
At Yesterdays session the following
merchants appeared before the body:
Grunsfeld Brothers, Bond-Dillon
Co, Charles May, Albuquerque Filling
Station, Baldwin Piano company
Western Meat company, William Farr
Co.. Imperial laundry, Max Kass and
Frank a. Ilubbell.
A thorough investigation is being
made of each case. Assessor Stephen
f. Roehl and Captain MolInari are on
hand, the former to explain how he
arrived at the valuations originally
and the latter to tell how he obtained
the information on which he based
his recommendation for Increases.
The complainant IS allowed to appear
before the commission, explain his
position and submit facts and figures
in writing to used later on by the tax
board in deciding each case upon its
merits.
1t is hardly likely that a decision
will be handed down b. the commits
sion for several days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03

mission tonight. IAN opposite deri-
sion would have thrown the state into
the same condition which existed he
fore statehood was attained and hc-
fore any centralized tax authority
existed.
Commission Grauricd.
The decision that an appeal can
not be taken from Il state tax com
mission to a county court s highly
gratifying to the commission, not that
we object to review. but that reviews
in COUNT courts would initiate
against the efficiency Of the state tax
commission"
The decision of the supreme court
handed down today was written by
Chief Justice Cunningham and con.
CURED in by Justice A. c. Paker with
Justice Ross dissenting in his views
that he doesn't believe the law allows
an a-?eal to the supreme court in
a case of this sort
The majority of the court held that
under the existing law there IS no APP
peal whatever from decisions on as-
sessments made by the state commits
sion on these types of property and,
for that reason. the case was remain /
ed to the ella county superio: court,
where it originated. with instructions
to sustain the original demurrer and
dismiss the cases.
Intangible Assets Assessed,
The value of the Inspiration Con-
soldated Mines set by the ella county
asses soTs IN 1917 was held to BE- too
low by the tax commission, which
used the method of valuation by So
called Intangible assets" which took
l.. I,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
UNI0NISTS PLANNING
PARADE FOR JULY q

The union men are planning to hold
a parade on July A. The Santa Fe shop
men will form in line at $50 a. m,
march up town and meet the other
union units so as to be ready to march
at o'clock sharp. The line of the
parade has not been announced eX-
cept that it will move on Central ave-
nue.. The idea is, it was stated yester-
day, to show the unity of labor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
$50 SOLDIERS PASS
THROUGH DUKE CITY

A special train carrying ESQ sol
dicrs, about half of them going to the
Preside to he mustered out and the
others en- route to Hawaii and the
Philippines for service, passed through
the city at 1870 last night, The Red
Cross canteen workers were on hand
to distribute ice cream cones, cookies,
oranges, cigarets and chewing gum to
the boys.
Gee, This is about the only Red
Cross we've found that stays open
this late at night for us said one APP
preciative doughboy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman IS pretty if her
eyes are red. strained or have dark
rings. Simple witchhazel. camphor,
hydrastis, etc. as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash will brighten the eyes and a
weeks use will surprise you with its
QUICK results. Regular use of Law
optik keeps the eyes healthy spark
ling and vivacious. The quick change
will please you. Dainty aluminium eye
cup FREE. Alvarado Pharmacy First
and Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
Summer Complaint IN Children.

There is not anything like so many
deaths from this disease now as be-
fore Chamherlafns Cole and Diar-
rhoea Remedy came into such general
use. When this remedy is given with
castor oil as directed and proper care
is taken as to diet, 1t is safe to say
that fully ninety nine out of every
hundred cases recover. Mr. w. q.
Campbell of Butler, Tenn, says, Il
have used Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy for summer COM
plaint in children. II Is far ahead of
anything have ever used Tor this
purpose"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
ARIZONA MINING
TAX LAW UPHELD
BY HIGH COURT
Tax Commissioner Howe Says
Opposite Decision Would.
Place Tax Problem Where
It Was Before Statehood,

Phoenix, Ariz,, July 2.---The state
supreme court late today reversed
and dismissed the Inspiration Consol-
idate Copper company and the Inter
rational smelling company tax suits,
the judgment being a victory for the
Arizona FAX commission.
The corporation had appealed
against the valuations placed on their
properties and appealed to the ella
county superior court. Here the as
sessments were reduced and the state
and ella county appealed to the state
supreme court. today's decision being
the result.
THE decisions of the state su-
preme court in these two suits are of
the greatest Importance to the state
said Charles r. Howe of the tax COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
NINA WAGNER MUST
FACE \ SECOND TRIAL

Phoenix, Ariz., July Nina Wag
ner, accused of the theft Of $2,7oo in
cash and Liberty bonds from y. D.
Thornton. will face a second trial on
the charge July Is, The new trial
date was set today on motion Of the
county attorney. At the previous
hearing the jury disagreed. ten hold
ing out for acqu.ttal and two voting
for conviction.
Thornton, the complaining witness
is serving a six months term for a
CONNECTION under the Mann act. fol-
lowing his arrival here from Okla
homa with Mrs. Wagner, who is the
wife of a soldier in the regular army
at Fort Sill. Okla.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
PLOT DISCOVERED
TO BLOW UP FOOD
SENT TO GERMANS
tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wRrl

Perrin. July 2 (bv the Associated
PressD A plot to blow W elevators
containing American food shipments
has been uncovered at HAMBURG, ac-
'ordng to tho Lokal Anzeiger. Those
involved, it was said. were some of
the convicts released from the Ham
burg Jail by mobs during the recent
riots there, The authorities gained
of the plot through mem
bers of the seamen's union. whose aid
was sought by the conspirators.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-03
MRS. KILE ON STAND
IN HUSBANDS TRIAL

Mrs. George l.. Kile, wife of George
r. Kile. who is now on trial at Los
Lunas for the Staying Of ID. B. White
side south Of Toltec last March, was
on the witness stand all day yesterday
testifying as to her husbands sanity.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

og 9nskede, at jeg skuldc prove det.
Det bragte Lindring for mine Svag-
heder. Nit Helbred blew bedre, sza
/jeg kunde gj9re init Husarbejde;
skylder jeg Lydia E. Pinkham's We
skldery jeg Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound. - Mrs. O. S.
! johnson, r. No. 3, Ellensburg,
Wash
Overall er der Kvinder, som lcn-
ges efter at faa Born i deres Hem,
og endda er de negtet denne Glade
paa Grund at funktionel Uorden,
som i de fleete Tilfelde Wide he'll
bredes at Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Saadanne Kvinder skulde like OBJ
give Haabet, indtil de har pravee
denne vidunderlige Medicin; for
ssrlige Oplysninger sk1iv til Lydia
F.. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. Deres 40 Aars Erfarine
STAIR til Deres Tjeneste.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

termaal, k d
like gaa omkring
for en- Del at tt
den. Wort stprstc
Onske var at faa
ct Barn wort
HEN, og en- Dag
kom min Mand
hjem med en- Fla
ske Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Cnmn0,ln6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19
Modergl@den
Kom til denne Kvinde efter Brxges
at Lydia E. Pinkham,s Vegetable
COMPOUND, der tlbagegap
hende HeHredet.

Ellensburg, Wash. "Jeg val ike
rask for lengere It'd eftcr NIT Git
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

utlltl.
Ser bar e1 ioo tri1n1feren6e &oon ben0es fol6e
Mniigt, at 29gen tn11fte, ON bum life 6enne Gang
talte @an6be6.
"S9r 6t ipGrge for Dronningc1s Mnfigt," 1ogoe
ban noget efter. "at ou intet ~ififfeligt bar giort, og
at 6u alti6 bill bore in1o6 ben6e, lom 6u ber?"
"&norfor ff11l6e jeg lite billie ipprBe bet?"
"&ar 6u %forraoot be116es Moone til &rinIe en-, fao
Tan 6u bbert Salo life gjere Sfo6e mere pao Sen
Mno0e, efteriom Brinien aIorig mere bill bope at
tro6fe benbe. Men tag Big ioet, Silo1neno, Der er
mere en6 en- pao Glottet, Tom life tror sig, og bill
babe fine 9ine meo 6ig."
@an ne16te fig for at gua> men ne0 ct imioigt oe
lp6lp1t Spring bar Tilomena benne FOG bom.
"&Dao m?" ipurgte ban.
'"Sia mig, &erre," fogbe BUM mes fin %inofn1ig-
renoe @ter1me, "er @enetianeren, D1etto Marpafi
e11on1 bcr paa 5lotet?"
"&borfor fperger 6u on 6et?"
"@borfor bill s life ipore mig?"
"t6a1 er her - og bboo loa?"
Bisens 8rpit lbfte6e og ipnfeo fig n116er be1-
6es hol6ior1me Man6eorog. S Sen fboge 8elpsr1ina
forefom beroes Mniigt bam aanoeagtigt flint og b1egt,
og / ben6es 9ine laa ct 11otrpf af en- b6nfoloe,1oe
Mngit for lite at faa SDar> iont f%orbirreoe bam.
Bortiettes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-19

get D0n1 Ill at QOl0Oe Non Nl1On10S JrQQO 09 gao Ill
@engs.
2rgen bob6e broet Sen lille SSofob Sen Ereoie inb
til Dro11ninoens Bioer og bar 6%erefter gaaet Bort
n6en at efterla6e nogen geIfe6.
gnmpn bar blcben 1tooenbe benne be6 D6ren og
benteoe poo Gro1,ni11gers Sr6re, men 90 bum bper-
fen tolte e11er rdrte fig, git ban iogte n6 al D6ren,
io1n ban 1ltffe6e efter fig, og optog ii1 %tioligere @agt<
t%jene'te / Sorbnreliet.
Me6e1s Gotarino ioole6es gob efter for fin @lop<
h%e6sfd1elie 90 prpoebe poa at orone fine Tonfer,
ifrnhtc Don Mlfonio Sci gaiteno fig gjer1ner1 Sc
1onge @Iots9ange ODER til Sen Sill, bbor Silon1ena
fo6 in%oeIprrret.
ga 6e11e Sci of @1ottct Tim %benptteoes til @jeite-
fonre, gioroe Sen ct ~nnoerligt p6e og uhpggeIigt
%sSsnotrpf, og ielb Son M1fonio, iom erlers life fienbte
til Srpgt, bnr1pene 1'pi1faarligt 2poe1 at fine Go61oq
og gift lagter, 1tbeboge1ia tilmo6e oper Ben 1pggelfe-
uatige Slang al fine Sfri6t gjennem Sc la1ge, poe,
bolpmgrfe @a1ge og Erapper.
&igr11et at 6enne sSl6i bob6e ct Toorn bbis 4u11=
re-, Ser bar %inorette6e til Eienerberelier, bIeb 11inore,
10 bgjere man tom op.
2pgen iteg op al Sen Inalle Eroppe og fitonIe6c
n6enfor. en- at 6e gberite D6re.
9m lptte6e, men ga at bar f11l6fommen itiue>
ifj6b ban 8olten fra og oabnebe D6ret.
SiIomeno, ser boboe ii66et iant1ne1freben i &ro=
gen lpngit borte fra D6re1, for op n1e6 en- &utg
@mioigbeo og Ipb in1o6 ban1 men 6a bun Ian, bben,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
EsSTUVO A
PUNTO Dc SER
CAPTURADO
CAYO EN- PODER De LOS
TCHECOS FL TREM
QUE 0CUPABA
Mas de treinta mil hombres
cayeron prisioneros del
General Gaida

LONDRES. cnero I'm despacho
p~rocedentc de Vladivostok sc ha reel
DIDO en- esta capital: Ell el que sc di-
ce que las fuerZaS tcheco-estovacas Y
siberianas uue manda el general Gal
da. c%apturaron Perm, plaza sltuada
en- Ia regi6n de los Monies Urales.
despues de I'm combate en- cl que prac-
t~ica.nente fue destru;0o el Tcrcer f.
iGrcito bolsheviki.
Ell numero de prisioneros hechos por
las tropas del general Gaida fue dc
$1,000. habiendo c%apturado ademas
un tren blindado desde ell cual. Nico-
las Lenine, el Primer Ministro bolshe
wiki. estaba dirigiendo en- persona las
o~peraciones en- Ia region de Perm. Fl
Primer MiniStro logro escapar. pero
no asi varios de los mienbros de su
acomuanamicnto que fueron hechos
p]riSioneroS.
Los jefes S~uperiores del general
Gaida Sc oponian a So plan de ataque
sobrc Perm. Dero llevo a efecto Ia
~operaciGn a riesgo de ser removldo
dc Su mando.
Adcmas de los $1,000 prisioneros,
el general Gaida lie quito al enenligo
5000 carros del f~errocarril, 120 ca
noncs de campana. 1000 ~ametrailado-
ras. 80 AUTOMOBILES Y I'm convoy en-
tero de carros de transporte, TarloS
trencs blindados Y varios miles de
halloS.
Su maniobra fue una v~erdadera Sor-
mesa para los holsherikis. como 10
indica el hccho de haber sido captu-
RADIOS varios de los lideres promlnen-
les del soviet en- los CuarteleS Gene
rales del Terccr Ejercito Bolsherikl.
Sc dice que dicZ regimlentCS boishe-
vikiS fueron aniqui!ados y el resto
del eiS-rito oIbigado a cruzar Ell no
Kama.
Las O del general Semenoh
eI lidcr nti-boIsheviki en- cl distrito
de Chita. han ocupado Ferkhni CdlnsS
poblaci0n Situada sobrc cl Ferrocarfll
Siberiano al orientc del Lago Bal
kal.
Dos cientoS mil soldados rusos de
los cue han sido pueStOs en- lioertad
de las prisioneS alemanas, sc espera
que pasen por Oalsk. denCro de una
q]uincena. pero esos hombreS quIZa no
Sc pueden aprovechar desde luego, por
hallarsc en- condolences fisicaS muy
delicadas por la falta de where's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
REUNION PAT2IOT;iCA

FL PASC'. Tex. nirlemDre 81
Ei~r.aUa cor los ,c0orcs Manuel
Lan%a. Hlari" L.oZova. BENJAMIN
Or. Ar@ume4o. Jose Tinajcro. V
vent" Neraara : A&ls-iE Gallo, han
cfrc~,a4o GuaS ,H~v:,ac;ones On cSta
cludad para INA iuIva cue tcndra
r.riI.cat.yo 81 nHoyimo domingo :
de Zero ca ei Liberty Hall. 4 las
Il -. m. rcuaiun en- IL Gue todos
los ~:;a>lraros. sin distinction de Gre
dos ,5o;Iti-9-. ii de na:tidoS podr@n
.tu,,a~. nos m-dio de discUsiones Sc
rcnas. Ia mrjor manera de poner ter
mj.o = rs d;Scordias quc <eParan
ia los meS -aros y dc l!cgar a !.
unit cacgc" n"ci"@al para. en- 5,
o~po,tunjiaG. ~proccder 4 Ia r>cons-
trucc.1n : -HicncSiar de NrXico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

di6 las graciaS.
: sonriendo con picardia. diio a
Rytmel:
Haze frio. i.tdios!
Volyi del brazo dc Rytmel al srupo
de los oficiaics. Guerra venearme de
Carmen.
-Sehorita-la dije,-cantenos US
led una seguidilIa o una ~habanera;
hace precioso en- alta mar. Hay aqui
gentlemen que nunca oyo musica
de nuestros PASSES.
ST, si-gritaron todos.-iUna Sc
guidilla!
Protestaba: Guerra bajar al CANA
rCte.
No. no; que cante. que cante,
Ia peticion era interesada Y ruido-
sa. Cedi6: l~evant6 la voz en- medic del
siicncio. accompaniment Dor 81 mou1-J-
no ruido lei vapor Y por Ell vjento. V
cul:o cor una voz fucrte ' lanGu.Ga:
y la puerta dc mi ASA
hay Una ?iedra muy larga..."
Los ingicses permanctian cXtatIcos.
- terminar Ia copla estailaron
aplausos que parecian cohe,es; lie
naronse las copas; uno grIto:
-iPor Ii ~senorita Carmen! hip,
hip! iHurra.
Los aplausos morian en- eI mar.
Sc habia azorado; c0mprendla que
sola. en- medic de aquellas aclama-
clones masculinas: su poslcion era
eQuivoca e indiscreta.
-vean ustedes-dije yo entonces
con una sonrisa nlefistofelica.-iao
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

Maquinalmentc fui detraS. cntran-
do por Ell lado opuesto. Cast sin gus
rcr OF 10 siguiente. Decia 81 capt
tan:
-;Por que Guia dc mi? Io la des-
precio. Nuestra amistad NADIA pierde
nj sufre. Ella fue para Mi TN capri
cho. la historic de m momento....
.Ahora. NADIA. nj ell recuerdo siqu!e-
"a.
Continuation habIando bajo. melan-
co!icamente. Fui a la b~arandilla para
asonlarme un momento. LevantabaSe
viento, V el harco comenzaba a Ju-
gar sobre las olas....
Cuand1 me ~ayroxlHA6 de nuevG 4
los grupos ruidosos. decla Carmen:
-:DGnde 50 metc csc dcmonio lie
caoitan R,yrmei? March6 otra yez
0 Il c0ndcsa. G~verdad? PueS, va
mos a buscar!cS.
Comprendi Ia TRACTION.
Corri rapiuamenre. sin scr rctado.
a Ia sala de fumar. cntre Y ne sen
t. Ell I'm banco. h&blando alto conmi-
90 mismo. La sala tenia Una Inter
ia por toda .uz.
La condesa, al VERNE aparecer asi,
tan bruscamense. tornarase palida de
coIera. Pero en- este mcmento llega-
ban alguioS oficiales. Orlando:
= Rytmel, Rytmel.
Ne adeIantt diciendo:
-; Quien, que? Estamos aqui; no
oueremos bailar mis-.
Apartarcrse los Oficia!es.
La condesa conprendio que Ia ma
bia saivGdo de una Situaci67 penosa
Y e~quiyoca, y. con una n!rada, me
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

49,. -
90 P'.'.g l'>''
r~~aNGGa.;a ,.v.me,,s = nrs,
I,haul.o -. mstoI n.5.ate d.
-
o,. ms o.,rach,ros
ai. .loLo ,o, -, craro
~:
~. C,r,o, ..,o .,,r.rrbo ,rarra-
r.,, b,l.i. .,o;5o ,.,os-
-. ,oI,b,.,s 60 -. rarar-
- =. - r;anJosa . mis-
~ roiar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
FOLL.ETIN Nam. 10
Ell MISTERIO Do LA CAEEETERA
De CiNEEA.

70 per !" eNe'n'f..ld;.t "e (" dam"
Sc batieron toda> IL maNcS CT 81 ao-
nor.
oh, SHOCKING -1r't' " MI IA
do n vieJa rTsa"J-~2. 3ae sen>'@ una
crande admir2c.on per e. ""gi'o Wen
tire del mayordonio-
No haE tal "Sa'eNl"- Sel2rA-
die yo'-eso e. .@"@Es '~'eI.1'oh''-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

rocorHar - gaian de leyenda. 81 pa
oucbot de Satin.
.Alcunas scnoras vcstiar de hlan-
co. Y cua1do en- las vueItas del walls
pasaban Sot.rc Ia IONA de Ia luz Y
cnvucl,"s en- su claridad fosforl-
ca, los vostiJos tomaban tonos eS-
rcctralcs. los cabellos rubios lucian
con IN emcanJe mucrto; nabla Ell TO-
do aCue'lo vislumbres de DANA ma
cabra....
Carmen ~hallabasc poseida de Ia
misma a@itaci6n de Ia llama del re-
Hector: coeia de! hraZo 4 uno naila-
ba con otro. cscarnecia Z mUchoS,
tcnia Ii replica pronta para todos; en-
fin. cue hatia el parche, como sueie
Gecirse. Don Nicasio dormitaba GER
CO de ia bgrandi'la. De veZ en- uuan-
do. diricia 81 reflector Il IA boca. En-
torces = hahria tamana 0oca excia-
manGc:
-";Thank YOU" caballeros,
! Sc adorg0ecia otra ycZ.
-: Dondc eSta G. captain Rytmcl!
-dijo de pronto Carmen.-A yer.
que 10 traigan. ;Quiero bailar con
e..
-iRyumei. Rytmel, - llamaron
varias woes.
lie vimoS aproXimarse c]ontrariado,
pero risueNo.
I'm vals,-grit6 Ia eSpanola.
Comenz0 la flauta a tocar.
Sc agarr6 q los hombros del CAPT.
tin V empezaron a dar vueltaS. Los
vestidos de Carmen l~lenabanse de
aire, los cabellos sc desmandaban;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04

temblaba Ia luz del reflector. Al com
oas rapido. en- eiros vertiginosos, en-
laZados entertainments, pareclan Vo-
lar. r~ecordaban el walls del diablo
cantado por Byron. Ella sonaba en-
los brazos de Rytmel Ia cabeza erran-
&c. los ojos ~cerrados, los labios Ell
treabiertos Y humedos..
bravo. bravo.-gritaban los in
glescS.
La luz del reflector erguiase. ba-
'anceahase. Oailando tambien. Car
men Y Rytmel pasaban como SOM
bras. empuiados por ell aire leve. lie
rcs de refleios idealizados per Ia lla-
ma azul. Ell trenetico son de IA flau-
Ia los perSeguia: creyeraSe que iban
a volar, Z desaparccer entire las ga
Was. a disrparsc en- ia noche oscura.
! Los inglcses gritaban echando al aire
los sombreros.
Hip, hip. hip.
Observance q la condcsa. note que
teuia una vaCa sobreeXcitacion; MI
raba desde lejos con oios ~-eSplande-
| ~cientcs, como aiterada. Apenas el walls
| termino V lie OF deer con voz grave
Y :~eprensiva:
No bale listed mas.
Quede aterrado. Que era ,aquello?
I.Algun secreto? Ella. tan altira, tan
casta. tan timIda.... Ne apro%ime Y
IN die:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-04
0TRO GRAN ROb0
EN- Ia CAPITAL
MEXICANA

CTUDAD DE MENICO. Enero =
Nuevamentc como dia q dia. es
obioto de fuertcS ccEsuras Ia policla
de esta capital. con motive de otro
escandaloso robo que Sc efectuo en-
!ugar c6ntrico, NADIA meroS cue en- Ia
populosa .Avenida IuareZ. frsnte a la
Alameda Y cerca del cuarte! &c Bonn
berns. Par"ce que. como todO> estos
"colDes manstros'. 81 dc ahora estaba
nreparado o TODD detenimie1to Y
habilidad. pues asi Sc deducc de In
forma en- que fut llevado a cabo du-
rarte las horas de Ia nochc. sin que
nadie So diera cuenta del atentado.
Fl robo.
En- virtud de Que.ia del propietario,
la ro!icia sc presento 4 las primeras
horas dc II maMana 4 practIcar !as
avericraciores rcgIameitarias.. pu-
d;e1do darse cuerta de que el roho ha
bia s;do practicable con cuid@do y
asticia. In azotea del ~estableci-
mi"nto fle p~crforada. Y Dor ALI pc
netraron los ladrones a interior. de
dordo romaron todo 10 que encon-
traror it'll Y lie valor y CUE asc!ende
= = sunni ~rcsnotahle de trcinta Y
tartos nil pesos. representatives en-
riras mercancias orientalcs, k;monos.
perfumes. icyas. ohietos de arTc Y de-
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ie~vcntario III vuelo.

- p~r"S"nCI& dc In pollcIa. el pro
pictar.o d ! "Nuevo Jap6n' hlZo al
.vuelo IN l,rcro iHv"ntario. daGuosc
ruanru. cAtoncvs. De que alguHas CO.
u"iaS n que sc guardaha "heno de
scj7". qtc t;cuc IN alto PTuc,o. no
'ueron toc2daS para NADIA. 10 que in
lea que ig< laGrorcs no sou h&-
b;,eS O. >u> maniohras. pues q otros
40 SC les huhicra escapado este de-
tale.
/" ca;a fJcrtc muestra tam5iGn
huellas. ir,iicadcras q" que Sc pre-
tcrdi3 forZ&rIa. cos& que no consi-
cui"~on los iadrones. Este otro de-
tale ro0ustecc IA ~creencia de que no
cran los cacos de los nertcEccienteS
a las tcrrihies handas cue en- cstos
diaS han c"nSlmado rohos "vcr,adc
ramentc maravi!oSos'. an>c los cua-
les Ia pol;2ia Sc IN ~quedado a-6nita.
Tn automovil.
Una sonora que i've c."ca de ! a
casa rohada V o1c diariamen5e - le-
,anta tcmprano pac9 diri%irsa nj
Rosuuc de Charultcpec. en- nusca de
are plro. m&nites," ri dueno del
cSyahlecimiento que cuando eli re-
grcsaha al centric. VI rumho a II Ala
media. hah;a vis.o IN aNto sospcchcSo
que iba car"ado con vIriaS ~retacaS.
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No hahia rolieia.

Do las avrricuac.oncS practicadaS
nor la scy;& co~r1isaria, So desprende
Que no haLia @"ndarme en- los cruce-
ros de n Alameda, pues solamente
as Sc oyplica Qac no sc dleran los
guardiarcs cuenta del robo.
For otra partc. dicese que 81 SER
yicio policiaco. especiaimente cl noe
tu-no, cs por dcm&s defic;ente. de-
Dido. en- primer lugar, a que no hay
campana dc aiarma o de auNiho, CO.
mo antrs. Y. on segundo. q que mu-
chos de los grndarmes, medlantc IN
a~rrcgIo cnn .. Official De ~vigi!ancia.
obt:cren rerriiso para scparaTSe de
sus nucs-c: G II = otroS lugares al 4
rreglo de aSuntos pa~rCiculares, cosa
que nunca habia eyistido anteS de
ahora. De csta mancra, sc compren-
De facilmente QIc no hay una so!a
Gale de la capital cue este asegura-
d. Guranta Ia noche.