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Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

One of the finest building lots in Los Olives; large, convenient to car and the price is exceptionally low. In fact. it is a snap at s14S5. See this at once.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Furnished house to lease for nine months, $200 per month.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Home near the capitol for $500O. Small cash payment and terms like rent. If you are going to live in Phce- nix you cannot afford to overlook this buy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Have you considered the new union depot? We have two excellent track frontages to offer at half what it will be worth when the location is decided upon.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
FOR sALE-HoUsEs, Let Us Show You

A Broom house. West Roosevelt. good shade, barn. near car. all cash .........................s 1,5OO Neat little cottage. E. Willetta, terms. furnished ............. 5000 | Neat little Broom cottage. W. Taylor, terms ..--............ l,60O | Taylor terms ............... 1850 Roosevelt. terms ............. a.7OO Groom frame. lot 1O0x235, S750 cash ...,.................... $500 7-room brick. close in. s75O cash -........-......-... 5,OOO quick sale, cash s125O ........ 3,7OO Groom brick, near Mckinley school, corner lot, shade, roses,
 S225O or less cash ............ 4.5OO 7-room brick, very close in, N.
 Central. half cash ............ 16,O00 2-story brick, near capitol. 3l5
 lots fine shade, paved, terms;
 a fine corner ................ 12,000 Cheap for cash" says the owner of Groom brick, F. Moreland. Will ac- cept S150O cash first payment. Fine new home, rooms. N. Central. near Osborn school; cash $3O0O, balance s75 month.
 7-room, modern brick, N Central: lot 6Ox196; s25OO cash. $75 per month and interest. | 5-room, modern brick, nicely fur nished, N. Central; leased SIS month: 5000 cash, $5500.
 Fine corner, 100x1371k, 8 apartments, l fine shade room on the corner for an other large building; .$1o.OO0 cash. sS5 5OOo
 TASK" PHOENIx- CASA CYANIDE REALTY
 COMPANY
 : and Monihon Bldg.
 "Cut this ad out. it will not appear again" It
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
OR sALE-REAL ESTATE
 OAKLAND

SIXTEEN BLOCKS WEST OF COURT HOUSE, TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF THE CAPITOL. TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF THE WASHING TON STREET CAR: PAVED STREET ALL THE WAY.
 WE ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT THIS ADDITION DUR ING THE PRESENT MONTH, AND WILL OFFER THESE LOTS FOR THE LOW PRICES or
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

A beautiful new modern home just off North Central. We would say an unusual value for the price asked and at terms that cannot be equalled. This property is just north of the Los Olivas tract. Price is S725O. small cash pay ment takes it.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

THIRTY-DAY opportunity -10- room cement block. corner residence: garage. basement, fruit shade; sS500 cash, bai- ance monthly; 2l75. It
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
S1000

And you can move in at once; good 4-room and bath and 2 screen brick D. d., located on the avenue. good loca- tion; has hardwood floors and built-in features; shade and garage; a snap at S5600; balance easy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
The Riego Reclamation
 Project
P. Q. Box 1OS9. PHONE 495I

A COMBINED RESERVOIR AND WELL IRRIGATION ENTERPRISE, SITUATED 100 MILES WEST AND 20 MILES NORTH OF PHOENIX.
 ANYONE DESIRING TO LOCATE ON GOOD LAND UNDER THE DIES ERT LAND ACT. CLOSE TO THE RAILROAD: WITH THE POSSIBLE ITY or QUICK WATER SUPPLY, LOW COST FOR PERMANENT WATER RIGHT AND REASONABLE WATER RATES: THE RIEGO REC LAMATION PROJECT OFFERS IN- JUDGEMENTS UNEQUALLED ANY WHERE IN ARIZONA.
 AS THIS AREA CANNOT ACCOM- MODATE MORE THAN FIFTY SET TIERS. (s20 ACRES EACH) WE RECOMMEND, IMMEDIATE sELEc- TONS.
 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION INQUIRE OF MIR. JOHN ELSIE AT THE ADDRESS BELOW.
 International Mines
 & Realty Co.
 70 NORTH FIRST AVENUE PHONE 4s55 P. O. BOX 1889 If
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
WANTED

One acre on or near North Central Ave. We want this at once.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

WILL SACRIFICE my five-room. shingled California bungalow, furnished as I am leaving city. You must see this to appreciate it; cement walks, lawn, trees, flowers; located northeast, near car line. The price is s4S0O, S2950 cash. balance s3O per month. Phone 120J5. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Valuable office space to rent.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
$500 for inside and $550 for cor ners-20 per cent cash, and $2O per month.

THESE LOTS ARE sox145 TO AN ALLEY, WITH cE- MENT WALKS. CURES, GAS. LIGHT, WATER, SEWERAGE AND SHADE TREES.
 STUDY THE CITY MAP AND LOOK AROUND YOU AND SEE WHERE YOU CAN BUY A 6O-FooT FRONT LOT, READY TO BUILD UPON. FOR $500. BUY ONE OF THESE LOTS ON THE IN STALMENT AND BY THE TIME YOU HAVE PAID IN FULL THE LOT WILL BE WORTH 25 PER CENT MORE MONEY. AND YOU WILL HAVE SAVED A NEST EGG READY FOR OPENING.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

$1950-Buys a new four-room house ir a good location on car line, tho terms will suit, for they can be ar ranged to fit your pocket. Come in let me show this to you.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

$5O00-Five rooms. concrete blocks. lot 45x150-paved streets. this is a neat place in a good location. I would like to show this, $500, balance monthly.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1904 124 N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES
$500 CASH

Nice 4-room and bath frame house, plastered inside: all modern conven- fences and close in; a good buy at $3650 and easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
James B. Gillespie

FOR SALE-Nice little four room house and bath, all modern improve ments Price, s2,100. See owner, 223S West Jackson k
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Tel. 1904
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

SMALL modern house for $ZoOV Se' down; close in. Call at sos N. 9th AN
Evening star., 1920-03-15
MEMBERS OF MISSION
TO AUSTRIA RETURN
Gen. Bandholtz, American Repre-
sentative in Interallied Military
Body, to Make Report.

NEW YORK. March 1J-Brig. Gen
Harry III. Bandholtz. American repre-
sentative OF the interallied military
mission TO Hungary. has arrived here
on the steamer France. With him
We're the following members of the
mission: Col Raymond Sheldon of
summit. n. j., general staff officer;
.ol. James t. Iorec, former managing
director of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad. and Capt. Edwin 3. Gore of
Gen. Bandholtz said he had no an
nouncement to make pending lis re-
port to Washington.
Optimistic reports of the manner
in which the French people are get
ting back to a peace basis were given
by Nine. Cecile Sartoris, granddaugh-
ter. by marriage, Of Ulysses S. Grant.
and Mrs. A. n. Dixie. commissioner in
France of the American committee
tor devastated France, organized by
Miss Anne Morgan.
Mrs. Dixie declared that "the song
of France is Production A mil
lion of the total of 100000 persons
who left the devastated regions are
back again and need machinery and
raw materials, she said.
Other passengers returning from
the devastated regions of France in
cluded Miss Fannibelle Curtis and
Mrs. Marcel Cert of Jardin d'EnfantS
Unit. a society doing kindergarten
work in Belgium and northern France
and affiliated with the Red Cross.
The society is organizing schools for
1900 children.
"On our Christmas trees the cleo
trio lights We're the first seen in the
devastated towns since the war be-
gan, and the trees themselves We're
the first green things the children
under five years have SEEN" Miss
Curtis said. Girls still are afraid of
dolls and boys are wary of pencils
because of the bombs given to them
in these forms by German soldiers
Fairgrounds are small and few, also
owing to the danger of Grenades left
by the Germans"
Evening star., 1920-03-15
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE
WILL LEAD new PARTY
Joins With Mr.. Bonar Law, Who
Is Resigning to Aid Forming
of National Democrats"

LONDON, March IA joint mani
festo. which will be signed oy Premier
Lloyd George and Andrew Bonar Law,
will be issued in a few days stating the
principles of new party to be led by
the premier, says the Daily Mail. 1t
will be accompanied. the Mail declares.
by an important reconstruction Of the
ministry, and for this reason announce
ment of appointments to the portfolios
of labor, food and the board of trade.
now vacant, has been postponed.
According to present intentions, the
name of the new party will be the ma
tional democratic" In addition to a
me citing of liberals next Thursday, ar
are being made for a con-
ference of unionists, at which Mr.. Bonar
Law will announce his resignation from
the leadership Of that party. and will
invite members to join the new organi-
zation. Unionist leaders. who have been
adherents of Premier Lloyd George, are
said to have decided to support him. but
there are Indications that the party will
not be united in it's adherence to the
new combination. A revolt under the
leadership of the Marquis of Salisbury
and Lord Robert Cecil is expected, says
the Daily Mail.
Evening star., 1920-03-15
GEN. WOOD HAS SUPPORT
OF franklin MacVEAGH

Franklin AIacVeagh of Chicago. Sec
retary of the Treasury under Presi-
Dent Taft, has come out in support of
the candidacy of Gen. Leonard Wood
for the republican presidential nomi-
nation.
Mr.. MacVeagh in a statement de-
clares the only argument heard
against Wood is that he is a mill
larry man." and contravenes it by ar
guing that Woods youth, his train
ing, his experience in the Army it
self have kept him always the civilian
in thought. Gen. Wood, he points
out was put in the Regular Army by
President Mckinley Ito democratize
it and put it more in sympathy with
the people of the country"
Mr.. MacVeagh was a close friend of
Col. Roosevelt for many years Henry
l.. Stirnson and Frank Fl. Hitchcock
Evening star., 1920-03-15
Is this the shado1u of a coming
euent-or the shadou of the
man who discovered Ricoro?

Who did discover Rcoro?
We first asked the question two years
ago, and we certainly started something!
And now-is the mystery about to be
solved-or isn't it?
We have decided to publish the stories
of some of the newest and latest claim
ants from day to day. The controversy
will be reopened this week. Watch
the papers.
Perhaps it was YOU who discovered
Ricoro-the 'Self-Made" Cigar. !.
Well, read and see.
Thank You!
Evening star., 1920-03-15
CARLIN TO HEAD COMMITTEE.
Former Representative Leads Move
ment to Nominate Palmer.

Former Representative C. c. Carlln
of Alexandria. Va. will head the pri
mary campaign committee seeking
the nomination of Attorney General
Palmer for the presidency. The per-
sonnel of the committee includes j.
Harry Covington. former chief justice
of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, treasurer. and Oliver p.
Newman. former president District of
Columbia Commissioners. secretary.
Vance Mccormick and Joseph E..
Guffey will take charge of the cam
paign in Mr.. Palmer's home state.
Pennsylvania. Wilbur w. Marsh,
Iowa. will have charge of the west
ern campaign committee, with head
quarters probably in Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-03-15
1900 HOMELESS IN TEXAS
AS FLAMES SWEEP TOWN
Greater Part Of Grand View Burns,
Causing Damage Estimated
at 100000.

FORT WORTH, Tex, March 10
Loss estimated at more than $4,000, 900
was caused and 1900 people rendered
homeless by fire which swept Grand
View yesterday. The greater part of
the business section and residential
portion of the city was DESTROYED.
Three persons were injured when a
building collapsed.
The fire departments from Cleburne.
Itasca and Alvarado responded to the
appeals for aid. but were unable to be
of assistance in fighting the flames, as
Evening star., 1920-03-15
SALE OF IRISH BONDS
HERE GOES OVER TOP
Friends of Irish Freedom Observe
Event With Enthusiasm-Eamon
de Valera at Meeting.

Standing and cheering for seven
minutes fully 1000 members of the
Padric Pearch branch of the Friends
of Irish Freedom. in the presence OF
Eamon de Valera. president of the
Irish republic" received the announce
ment that Washington had gone over
the top in the Irish liberty bond drive
last night at the headquarters of the
organization, sol E street.
Washington bought $4,000 worth OF
Irish bonds. including yesterday
subscriptions, according to William
p. Phelan. chairman OF the bond COM
mittee. Its quota was S5o.O0O.
Rosa F. Downing presided. ana
after reading formal protest that ls
to be presented to Congress against
the action of the authorities of the
Canal Zone in refusing to allow mem
bers of the John Barry and George
W Washington posts of the Friends OF
Irish Freedom to hold dance at
hotel in the zone. which is under gov
eminent supervision. he introduced
Harry Boland. secre tary. to Mr.. de
Valera.
American Reporters Skill.
Mr. Boland delighted the audience by
describing how the nerve and lnSe-
nuity of an American reporter had
gained an interview with de valera
at time when he was most jealousy
guarded by his friends from the whole
of EngIand's powerful secret service
forces.
In congratulating the Irish of Wash
ington on their splendid showing IN
the bond drive just closed. MIR. de
Valera. who followed Mr.. Bowland
said:
ireland does not ask American
citizens to do anything to conflict
with their duty and allegiance to their
own country. We are not asking your
government to say to England Hands
off Ireland All we ask is that the
United States recognize the piebisclte
two years ago. at which 80 per cent
ed in favor of the independence OF
Ireland"
De Valera pointed out the advan-
tages to be gained by all nations II
Ireland is free, especially by America
Last year he said. "our trade was
one and one-quarter billion dollars.
of which 81 per cent was with Great
Britain. Ireland wants to trade with
America, but as long as England rules
it will be impossible for American
goods to gain access there.
Daniel OConnell Of Boston. recently
returned to Massachusetts after seven
months work for the Irish cause in
this city. also spoke. announcing
amid great applause that Massa-
chusetts had oversubScribed its quota
of $1000,O0O in the bond drive by
100000.
Trinity College Address.
Earlier in the day Mr.. De Valera
addressed the faculty and student
body of Trinity College, and was ac-
corded an enthusiastic welcome. He
opened in Gaelic. saying he had never
vet encountered an American audience
in which there were not some pres
ent who understood that tongue.
He entered into no detailed discus
sion of the Irish question, but ap-
pealed to the students to show their
love for Ireland in a practical way by
helping to influence public opinion
to push through Congress the bill pro-
viding for an American consular serv-
Evening star., 1920-03-15

ice to the Irish republic. He offered
this as a definite goal toward which
to work.
It was announced today that ac-
companied by Rev. DR.. j. A. H. Irwin,
a noted Presbyterian clergyman from
Belfast, early in April President De
Valera will make an intensive cam
paign through the southern states in
favor OF American recognition of the
republic of Ireland. The itinerary of
the tour. which starts April 8, in
cludes Virginia. the Carolinas. Georgia
Florida. Alabama. Louisiana. Missis-
sppi. Tennessee, Arkansas. Oklahoma
and Texas.
Evening star., 1920-03-15
$5OO,OOO Fire Loss in Cuba,

HAVANA. March 15.-.Ffre Friday
termined origin which started last
night in the acid deposit room OF the
National Shoe and Tannety Company.
located at La Geiba, a suburb of Ha-
vana, virtually destroyed the plant.
causing loss estimated at $590,000.
with insurance of approximately $780,
0OO
Evening star., 1920-03-15
OPENS SPANISH-U. S. LINE.
Orizaba Leaves Corunna-Service
Seen as Aiding Friendship.

MADRID, March 13.-Dispatches
from Corunna announce the de-
parture of the steamship Orizaba.
which has inaugurated service be-
tween that port and New York. &
Congratulatory kilograms have been
received by Joseph E. Willard. United
States ambassador, from Corunna
business houses which declare the
establishment of the service will in
crease the friendly relations between
Spain and America.
Two men were drowned when the
steamer Ituna sank in gale thirty
miles north of San Francisco Satur-
day night.
Evening star., 1920-03-15
the water in the stand pipes gave out
Dynamite could not be obtained.

the water IN lhe stdho plpeo Sdve ous
Dynamite could not be obtained.
Automobiles. wagons and vehicles
of every description were used to
carry the homeless people to Alvarado
and Itasca. Merchandise valued at
hundreds of thousands of dollars was
piled into the streets and incalcula Bile
loss caused by the water and smoke.
Taking the shape of a "V'' the fire
swept through the city and burned
more than 200 homes. Every building
in the eight blocks of the business
section was engulfed by the flames.
The wind blew with such velocity
that burning brands were carried for
miles. A farmhouse three miles from
Grand View caught fire from such a
brand and was destroyed.
Evening star., 1920-03-15
LENROOT BOOM IN NEW YORK;
MINNESOTA ACTION TONIGHT;
MR.. POINDEXTER HALTS TOUR

two other members of the Taft cabi-
net already are out for Gen. Wood. as
is William Loeb. jr., who was Presi-
dent Roosevelt's secretary, and Col
Theodore Roosevelt, the son.
Evening star., 1920-03-15

Samuel Corners. at a labor mass
meeting in Trenton yesterday de-
clared that the men in office who have
not carried out labor's wishes should
he elected to a vacation"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08

ss W. Monroe st.. Tel 1756.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08

FOR SALE-New modern six-room bungalow on paved street. Wentworth Owner, 1912 If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08

FOR SALE-Lots on desert, in Cactus Heights, fine for tubercular. on Main road to Paradise valley, out North Central Ave Easy terms.
 One lot for sale close in, city water and electric light; easy payments. In- quire at 1924 N. Eighth St. or write Box 14A Republican D
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08

REIMBURSEMENT for sale or trade: fine soil. in famous Casa Grande valley. close to town. Inquire Room POP, Commercial hotel blk
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
See MT. Sirois

IT w. Adams St Phone 1897
 STEWART REALTY co. D
 FOR SALE--Small improved ranch in Ferris valley, for cotton, alfalfa and fruit. Cotton is successfully grown in Ferris valley, Riverside county, Cali fornia. Two thousand acres. planted this season, and in fine condition. Cot ton gin being established at Ferris to handle crop. You can buy choice 40 acres 2 miles east of Ferris, with nice bungalow, necessary outbuildings, and ample water for irrigation; Is acres planted to alfalfa; besides cotton, will grow citrus and deciduous fruits, al- monds and English walnuts very suc- eessfully. Altitude is 1450 feet, only S4 miles to Los Angeles and 20 miles to beautiful Riverside, on boulevard roads Ideal location for beautiful home. Com bination of peaches, apricots, emperor grapes and alfalfa for which this land is we'll adapted will make it worth $1000 an acre in five years. This is one of the best bargains in southern Cali fornia. For price and terms apply to J. B. Stearns. 214 Story Bldg, Los An geles Calf. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
EXCHANGE

Two elegant desert entries lying to- gether. to trade; will accept good car, motor or truck in first class condition as all or part payment. Can't beat these relinquishments Also 320 acres, Casa Grande relinquishment, to trade for vacant lots or equity.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
1sO ACRES.
40 ACRES.
40 ACRES.

LOCATED NORTHWEST. GOOD HOUSE. FINE SANDY LOAM SOIL. 12 ACRES AL FALFA. BALANCE IS NOW IN COTTON. THE PRICE AND TERMS ARE RIGHT.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08

10 ACRES - CENTRAL AVE. FRONTAGE. WE HAVE A PRICE ON THIS PIECE THAT MAKES IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BUY IN THE ORANGEWOOD DISTRICT.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
FOR SALE

Four-room frame. finely plastered in- side, strictly modern, three piece toilet. gas and lights. hot and cold wa ter. This is some bargain in cozy little home for s37o0 A small payment down and easy terms. 1230 L. Taylor St
 Phone 2139 blk
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
O'Barr & Pinnick
no N. First Ave.

110 N First Ave. D FOR SALE-Have two fine build ing lots on South Central on pavement. priced right for quick sale. Phone S26S.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
CASA GRANDE LAND BARGAINS 160 acres good land, only $750.

DAIRY RANCH-$S5 AN ACRE
 32O acres, 50 in alfalfa, near town, well stocked and equipped. Everything goes with land.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
Furnished House

Six-room furnished house, close to car and pavement; fine location. See this, it's a good buy at S5000. and good terms. Possession at once.
 FRENCH, WITH PALMER
 10 N. 2nd Ave D
Arizona republican., 1920-11-08
FOR sALE-HousEs

FOR SALE-Full modern house, two Groom houses, one Broom house, lots of shade, good location. Call Owner, S38Q r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-29
CuriOsas prediCCiOnes
Ell regimen bOIch0vique solo
duTard medic ahO

Mr.. David R. Francis, embaiador q.
ha sido de los Estados Unidos en- Ru-
sia, ma pronosticado EN- Ia Casa Blan-
ca cue ell regimen sovietico'' SO de
rrumbara antes de seis neses.
Dice que solo una decima parte de
los rusos son bolcheviques. Cuando los
rusos Sc enteren del contenido de la
nota americana entregada al embaja-
dor de Italia. en- la cual Sc expresa el
proposito de no intervenir en- los asun
tos interiors; de Russia, pero expresan
do al mismo tempo el deseo de favo-
recer a Russia, unida v dcmocratica, 81
regimen bolchevique ha de sufrir hnu-
cho.
Sc sabe que Washington esta toman
do medidas para que el texto de 81 no
ia sea conocido por el pueblo rusc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-29
Cables de Ultima hOTa
EI SenSdOT New ataCa Tuda-
mente a Wilson
lPoR CABLE INGLEs)

MADRID, setiembre 28.-Se han
verifcado mitines en- todo Espafia, or
gahizados por los obreros sindicalis-
tas para pedir la restitution de las
p1rantias constituencies.
Ell sehor Dato espera convencer al
Rey de la necesidad de la disolucion
de las Cortes, despues de publican ell
Real decreto para aumentar las ta-
rifls en- los ferrocarriles.
WASHINGTON.-El senador Mr.
New public6 una notoa atacando vic
lentamente la politica de Mr.. Wilson
relacionada con ell Japon. Calificaln
de anti-americana Y asegura que Mr..
Wilson entrego la amiga China al
enemigo japones.
NUEVA YORK. K.-Bajo medic CEN
tavo el azdcar refno; un centavo az1
cares octubre.
Z CHICAG0-Procedente detallis-
tas bajo where's, excepto huevos y
mantequiIhn.
-Serie mundial de base ball" CO
menzara octubre en- Montreal.
lei aztcar acaba de bajar centavo
y medic. La blrina, cincuenta en- ba-
rril.
LONDRES.-El arzobispo Mr.,
Mannix califca de verdadero mila-
gro el que contin1e viviendo a1n el
patricia Mr.. Swiney, alcalde de Cork.
Los nacionalistas irlandeses conti-
ndan dirigiendo varfos ataques al go
bierno ingles, y defendiendo al pa
triota perseguido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-29
Una sonora IntOnta SuICIdaTSH
dIspaTdndOS0 On tITO

IN Il hauio de "AfiEadero". de Ca
Be noio. IA sehora Anita Alfonso trat6
DE- nuiciaarns. disparAndose un tiro de
revolver per q paladar. III proyectil le
penetr6 en n parts superior del eraneO.
habi&ndele hnrido gravemente. Fu6 con
ducida inmodlatamente Al hospital. don
as qned6 recluida en- estadO verdadera-
menie cTltlco. pnes se espera que de
un momenfo . otro ontregue su alma a
Dies ~ agma que utilizo Ia sehora Alon
-. fue un revolver de sa esposo. el que
nlempre deiabn guardado an su casa. De
las invesiigaciones praeticadas por Ia
poiicia se denprsnds cue Ia referida So
aorn hacia alghn tempo venia parecien
90 ds los nervios. habiendo sufrido va
flos ntaaues antss Dc intentar suicidar-
81 por 10 qne - venia observando su
inciinaei6n Al suicide.