Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-04
DREAM COMES TRUE AS BURGLARS LOOT
 STORE OF ITS STOCK
Robbers Garry Off Merchan- disc Valued at $4,000;
 Overlook Emery

Evidently making use of a small trcuk, burglars early Sunday morning entered the store of Luis G. Sena in Naeo road and carried off sufficient goods to stock up another store The robbery occurred within a stones throw of the county building and the police station and although front window was broken out to accomplish an entrance, the robbery was not dis covered until after daylight on Sun day when a passerby found the place open and notified the proprietor, who lives almost adjoining the store and in the rear.
 Mrs. Sena had just finished telling her husband of a dream she had had during the night in which she saw a strange man taking a handhome skirt, which was her personal property, from where it was hanging in the store Also she told of having heard car in front of the place during thenight, but had thought it a part of her dream
 Loss Is s4,ooo
 Investigation showed that the little store had been Tansacked and Sena placed his loss at more than S4,OOO, while the police and county Of- iicers are of the opinion that the ac- tual loss is not far below this amount
 Included in the stuff known to have been taken, which, perhaps constitutes the heaviest single item are 75 pairs of mems and wOmens' shoes. Other large items are 200 pounds of coffee and 206 pounds of sugar. Dozens of silk waists are in the loot as well as silk scarfs and silk handkerchiefs. A number of womens' suits were in cluded and many dozen linen hand kerchiefs and napkins and table linen
 Overlook Emery
 The stock Of perfumery and toilet waters was almost depleted One thing that was intentially overlooked was a chest Of expensive linen, consist ing of embroidery and Mexican drawn work. In order to prevent the expen- sive material from becoming soiled, Mrs. Sena had placed cheaper goods over the top. The burglars threw off some of the cheaper stuff and then cast tue chest aside Hay they gone a littie deeper they would have found the finery and several hundred dol lars would have been added to the loss.
 OlSdIS CASdIcLlCS MC1C dASO taken and considerable canned goods were missing from the shelves It was announced that the amount of grocer1es carried off cannot be closely estimated, but amounted to several hundred dollars.
 In the opinion of the officers, an ordinary automobile would not have been able to carry of all of the plunder at one load For this reason 1t is thought that truck was used or more than one automobile. Mrs Sent in telling of the affair, said that she heard a car out in front at about 3 o'clock Sunday morning She thought nothing of it and after looking across the rear yard to the stare and seeing things apparently all right, she re- turned to bed
 Entrance was perfected by break ing out a glass in the front door and then turning the lock from the inside. The glass at the side door had first been tempered with as shown by marks on the glass and the door. It was discovered, however, that this door was protected by a second lock that could not be opened without the key, so their efforts there were aban- doned-
 Sena is of the opinion that the rob bers succeeded in getting across the border and that, the stolen property will be disposed of in Mexico. The police are working to locate the rob bers and the property, but are of the opinion that Sena is correct in his theory. The amount of goods taken, it is pointed out, would stock lp a rather pretentious store in Mexico.