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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-05
The Black Mask
CHAPTER XIII

Black Mask. We left Buck and
Fritz crawling slowly to the prison
walls. They were going to get even
, with San Jose.
Lay down quick" exclaimed
Buck in a whisper. He had seen a
dark figure slipping along as If he
! we're afraid someone would see him.
He was coming right towards
Buck and Fitz.
The weeds were pretty high and
! this helped hide them. Wehn the
man came along he stumbled over
Buck.
! What the" ssid the man. and
he looked at the place where he
had stumbled.
It's San josef" Fitz said, and be-
| fore he could get away Buck and
Fitz were on San Jose.
This makes it easier for us to
do what we were goin' ta," said
Buck, after they had bound and
gagged San Jose with his shirt.
Lets bring i'm down ia the old
oak" Fitz said
"All right; We'll have ia drag i'm,
, though" Buck answered
They dragged San Jose to the old
oak tree and from his belt Buck got
a rope and put it around San Joses
neck
do va want ia say somethin' be-
fore va cash in?" asked Buck. III
va do. just nod your head little
and I'll take that rag off your
mouth"
San Jose slowly nodded his head
+. and Buck took the gag from his
mouth.
Il just want ia explain ia you
guys what | think of va"
20. that's all right, we've known
that for good bit" said Buck
"NOw, it's my turn ia ask you
some-up with him, Fitz." ex-
claimed Buck as he saw two guards
hurrying towards them
As soon as they had San Jose
hanging, Buck and Fitz ran as hard
as they could away from the tree
When the guards reached Sail
Jose, they cut the rope and San
Jose fell to the ground
Water! water!" San Jose said
The guards gave hi mwater ard
after awhile they asked him who
had hanged him there.
That Fitz and think the
other guys name is-Buck" San
Jose said, between breaths.
81 thought that looked like them"
said one of the guards.
The guards took San Jose back to
prison where he died in ten min
utes.
The next day Buck and Fitz were
called into the sheriff's office. AT |
ter they had been seated, the sher- !
off commenced: Il hear that you
have tried to kill San Jose by |
hangin him.
Yes. sir" said Buck.
An you ran when you saw the
guards comm"
yes"
"Why did you do this?"
Buck told the same story that he
told Fitz
"YOu had the right ia do that,
Buck. You ought Ia ave told me
that before" said the sheriff, after
Buck had finished.
81 reckon me an Fitz en- go
home now" asked Buck.
Surely" the sheriff said.
"Fitz. where are va goin' ia
stay?" asked Buck.
Il guess the only place for me is
in somebody's barn"
mo, va amt" said Buck" cause
you're goin' ia stay with me-"
ITS goin' ia go hard on me. but
mebbe | en- git used ia it."
Buck and Fitz went to the Far
row home (Which Is really Bucks
1ome) and found Mrs. Earrow over
her sickness.
Mary was just getting supper.
What have you been doing while
you were gomez" asked Mary, after
Buck had introduced Fitz.
Il was just goin' to tell ya," said
Buck.
And he told the story we already
Know
After he had finished, everybody
sat down and ate supper. {
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-05

Grant Piter holding wolf
An old fashioned by
residents about Champaign Ill., recently
hidden in the hunt Pther hunters
OF the wolves with his bare hands by strangng
full grown prairie wolf Pher
Williams news., 1921-06-24
NEWSPAPER MORTALITY

Some folks have an idea that no matter how severe the finan
 cial suff fering in other lines o-
 business, the newspapers go right on, like the tides, and con. tinue to make money.
 A review of the newspaper field in Maricopa county re. veals, in part, what happens in the printing world as we'll as in the business world, when finan- cial req ctions take place.
 The Sun at Gilbert shines no more; the Enterprise at Peoria no longer heraIds the news to that enterprising district; the Southside Union at Mesa found that in that particular Union to withstand the pressure, while the Mesa Daily Tribune has entered the weekly ranks; the new paper at Wickenburg, like the new paper at Phoenix, quietly suspended publication the Arizonan at Chandler has reduced from a semi-weekly to a weekly, and we have found it necessary to suspend publica- tion of our Tuesday issue in or der to give our readers a bigger and better Glendale News on Thursday.
 What has happened in Mar icopa county newspaper circles has been duplicated in many other sections of the country. The small newspaper seldom acquires a surplus on which to fall back in stringent times; in deed, the average small-town weekly finds it's hands full in keeping it's head above water in normal times.
 But because the editor of the ] average small newspaper be- lieves he is being of real public service to the people of his community, he usually hangs on, although the same amount 0f physical and mental effort in some other line of would probably bring 1im greater monetary reward.
 Glendale News
Williams news., 1921-06-24
Knox Resolution Dead

The Knox Resolution to re- peal the declaration of war is dead, and the Borah resolution for a conference of the chief naval powers to reduce arma- ments is apparently dying For the Borah resolution there has been substituted a resolut- ion by the House approving of a plan President Harding is sup posed to have calling a general i international conference for re- duction on land as well as on sea. Such a plan as is pointed out by people who know the military situation in Europe can get nowhere as France a. lone, which will not disarm un- der any circumstances, could block it. Without reduction of armament the United States, of course, must continue to spend 93 cents of every dollar it takes in on wars past, present and future.
Williams news., 1921-06-24
Failure on Peace

On the failure to keep the party's promise to make 2
 speedy peace, Senator Borah
 said:
 "Not only have we failed to
 establish a technical state of
 peace, but we have done that
 which, in my judgment, unless
 we surely and speedily remedy
 our course, was most unfortu-
 nate. We started to do it and
 then we have failed. If there
 was any one distinct pledge
 made to the people of the Unit ed States in the last campaign
 which was clear and simple in it's statement, easily compre hended, and which apparently
 vast majority of the people understood and indorsed, it was that as soon as the party asking for power should be ad- mitted to power it would estab- fish a state of peace. The Pres ident in his speech of accept ance stated, in substance that a state of peace would be estab- lished as soon as the Republi- can Congress could pass upon it and he could attach his sig nature to it.
 'I venture to say that there is not a man in this Chamber or in the House who went be- fore the people for election who did not give them to under stand that one of the first and acts of the Republi- can Party would be to esta blish a state of peace.
 "We have an overwhelming | majority in the House and an overwhelming majority in the Senate, and the executive de- partment is Republican from 5urret to foundation stone; and l yet we stand before the country we stand before the world, as unable to pass a simple resolu- ion esta ablishing a state of peace. We have been criticiz- Id not only by the opposition press, but we are now being apologized for by our own press, and we have become the and butt of ridicule by he foreign press. The Con- ,ress of the United States is un- .ble to formulate a proposition which restores by law that which in fact exists.
Williams news., 1921-06-24
MUD VANISHED FROM
 BILL WILLIAMS AVENUE

The city street force has been busily engaged during the past few weeks in paving Bill Will Hams Ave. with a thick coat of red cinders. The work of lay ing the cinders Is now complete from Sixth St. to First St. The street roller has been used after each rain to help in packing the cinders.
 With the help of a few more rains and more packing, the cinders will make quite an ac- ceptable substitute for real paving and will cost much less.
Williams news., 1921-06-24
NOTICE OF HEARING PETI-
 TON

an the Superior Court of the
 State of Arizona in and for
 the County of Coconino.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Susie B. Tabor, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Lillian H. Silvernail has filed in this Court a certain docu- rnent purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Susie B. Tabor, together with her peti- tion praying that said docu- Inent be admitted to probate in this Court as the last will and testament of said Susie B. Ia Dor, who, said petitioner al 1eges, is deceased and that Let -fers testamentary issue thereon 10 said petitioner, and that the same will be heard on Saturday the 18th day of July, A. D. 1921 at 10 o'clock in the fore noon of said day, at the Court room of said Court, in Flagstaff, County of Coconino, State of Arizona, and all persons inter- eSted in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of said petition
Williams news., 1921-06-24

Entry, No. O36459, for NWA- NEA, W1aSWANE -H- SEANWA, NE--NWA and lot 1, Section 31, Township 23-N., Range 3-E., c. & S. R. B. and Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before Tom L. Rees, Clerk of the Superior Court, at Flag staff, on the 26th day of July, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses: George J. Robinson, Carl H. Hinds, Claud C. Thomasson, Mrs. Emily Mclean, all of Will Hams, Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL,
 Register June 24 to July 22, 1921.
Williams news., 1921-06-24

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U.
 s. Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona, June 17, 1921.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Grace l.. McDougall, of Will Hams, Arizona, who on Octo- Der 1, 1917, made Homestead
Williams news., 1921-06-24

Ladies thread silk hose S1.15 Ladies cotton hose 2 for 25 cts. .; ladies' handkerchiefs 4 for 25 cts, at the Variety Store.
Williams news., 1921-06-24
Peace-But Under Versailles
 Treaty

It seems that the much de- nounced Treaty of Versailles is to be the basis of peace be- tween the United States and Germany, after all. Chairman Porter of the House Committee on Foreign affairs, has rewrit- ten the Knox resolution, which declares the state of war at an end, cutting out the proposed repeal of the war declaration, provided all of our rights and interests are protected as stip- ulated in the Treaty of Yer sailles and the treaty with Austria, invoking the protec- tion and benefits of the treaty rejected by the Republican Senate.
Williams news., 1921-06-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, May 2S, 1921.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sylvester Groves, of Ash Fork, Arizona, who, on February IT, 1921, made Homestead, Entry No. O49991, for All Section 26, Township 23-N., Range 3-W., G. 6 s. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above des- scribed, before Tom l.. Rees, Clerk Superior Court, at Flag staff, Arizona, on the 7th day of July, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses William E. Pitts, William K. Brown, Earl Albright, Norman Nellis, all of Ash Fox, Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL.
 Register. June 3, 1921 to July 2. 1921.
Williams news., 1921-06-24

CT should not be granted. Dated June 23, A. D. 1921. TOM l.. REFS, Clerk By, Florence Aver, Deputy
 Clerk. (SEAI)
Williams news., 1921-06-24

Subscription rate Per year ar-------$2.5 50
Williams news., 1921-06-24

Published every Friday in the year at Williams, Coconino County, Arizona.
Williams news., 1921-06-24
THE WILLIAMS NEWS

F. E. Wells, Editor and Owner
Williams news., 1921-06-24

Entered at the Post Office at Williams, Arizona, as second class mail matter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
La CIA. DEL TROLE
OBTIENE ENOR-
=.
mes GANANCIAS

Tomam0s del periodico Financial
America, publicado en- Nueva York,
la siguiente noticia:
''El informe annual de la Porto Rico
Railway Company, operadora de la
"Porto Rico Railway Light and Po-
wer Company, demuestra un aumento
en- sus entradas drrante Ell aiio iiltimo,
segln informan de Toronto.
Ell informe afirma que los gastos de
operaci6n son muy crecidos Las entra
das brutas y netas aumentaron duran
te el afio 1920, las brutaS un 2415 por
ciento y las netas un 34.39 por ciento.
Despues de deducir intereses para las
acciones preferidas y Las cantidades de
reserva, las ganancias fueron del 72
por ciento para las acciones comunes.
Desde que empez6 la guerra, Ia Com
paiifa he hecho los gastos de fomento
de sus ganancias, habiendo empleado la
cantidad de $791, ,462. Tambi6n han re-
dimido bonos hipotecarios por valor de
S342, 800 todo 10 cual representa- una
mejora economical para la Compaiia
de 81 ,133, ,95o.oo."
Seria conveniente que los mien,b-os
de La Comisi6n de Servicio Plblico e5
tudiasen estos datos, que pubnca ell
periodico fnanciero de Nueva York.
En- una vista pdblica celebrada cuan
do ell senior Swell era administrator.
este afirm6 que no electrifcaban la il
nea de caguas PoRoUE NO TENIAN
DINERo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
(PoR CABLE FRANCES

LoNDRES, abril "a En- IA session
celebrada aver por Ell Parlameu.c dc
Berlin, ell ministro de Relacioues Ez
teriores de Alemania, doctor Simon
declare que despues de Ia ruptu1a dc
las conferencias verifcadas cL L5r-
dres ell gobierno aleman procuyj y,
namente la ammonia con los Ali-Eor.
en- una nueva tentative hecha por =.
para reanudar las negociaciones. e
gobierno aleman-agreg6 el doctor 81
mons-procuro entonces sondoar "a ac
titud de Norte America en- raz5n eel
papel importantisimo que la rofeaids
RepGbnca desempenara en- el cur5o d.
la conhagraci6n, y en- raz6n tambi6r
de su immense poder economico. Ia cu7l
la coloca en- un puesto incomp7rallr
para conseguir resolver el problema.
La contestaci6n recibida del gobicrra
de Neutrality-suspicious. Ell doctor 81
mons-rechaza Ell arbitraje. pero accp
ia la intervention en- las cuestiore5 sur
gidas entire Alemania los Aliados
a condici6n de que Alemania someti p
los Estados Unidos un proyecto que
esta ultima naci6n considere i1sto
razonable. para servir do fu-damcato
a las mencionadas negociaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
ALENfANIA ENTRA, PoR FIN.
PoR LAS HoRCAs cAUDrNAr

LoNDRES, abril 24.-- Fl Eobierno
dc Alemania envi6 una nota a. Gotis-
no ingles, en- la cual dice textualinenis
'Convencida en- absolute de- Ia ur
sente necesidad dc restablecer IA pa-
ecor6mica en- el orbe Y dc que scan
reconstruidas las poblaciones devasta
das por la confiagracion, para concluir
con ell odio que existen hoy entire lss
naciones interesadas. el gobierno ale
man SO muestra ahora frmemente DC
cidido a cooperar on Ia mencionada re-
construction por todos los med.os pa
sibleS con todas sus fuorzas. dc acueI
do con los justOs prop6sitos de los Po
deres Aliados"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
Priscilla Dean

En- la vida privada Sc afirina que es
esta la mujer mas dulce y ercantadora,
pero en- las peliculas, lDics Moi Esta
original mujer es digna del estudio de
muchos criminalogistas
Recientomente mientras trabajaba en-
la terminaci4n de su grandiosa pelicula
''Fuera dc la Ley Priscilla fue e.egida
miembro dc Honor de la Association Ma
cional de Trafco y hoy Sc asegura que
Sc ercuentra Fuera de la Ley, el dra-
ma mas espeluznante que Sc ha produ-
cido. vealo pronto en- Ell Rialto, ell Par.
cue Borinqucn cl ''Trcs Banderas".
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
ALEMANIA PUEDE PAGAR A LOS
ALIADOS

Conocida es la Influenza de que goza
en- Alemania Walther Rathenau. 10 mis-
mo como hombre de penSamiento que
como hombre de negocios. Dirige la A
E. G., y su potencia economical Sc ex-
tiende a muchas Y muy importantes EN-
presas industriales de Alemania; hoy
es Ell hombre que Sc opone la formida
ble captacion industrial del va famoso
Huge SHINES. Pues bien, Walther Ra-
thenau, en- unas declaraciones que reco
sc 'tLe Ttemps'', Sc ocupa en- son de
censura de La actuaci6n de Alemania
en- la Conferencia dc Londres de Ia
politica economical del Gobierno aleman
y de la dehberada depreciation del mar
CO. La representation intellectual in-
dustrial del director de la A. E G.
da I'm gran inter6s a sus declaraciones,
que, en- resumen, son estas:
''Es evidente-dice-qu ell sistema
fiscal monetario aIeman no ofrecera
nunca los alidos medios para recu
perar sus creditos. Erzberger y sus pro
tectores socialistas han inaginado una
serie de impuestos improductivos que
han paralizado la vida economical. Los
impuestos vejatorios que tienen ell ca
racter de una confiscacion nunca Sc re
cuperan. Han sido votados principal
mente para hacer honor al programa
marxista Y cegar los proletarios En-
lugar de tocar solamente los benefi
clos de las industrias, sc han exagerado
y han herido a la production misma,
La moneda es depreciada y La vida vuel
We encarecer. Para mantenerse en- el
Poder, la Republica, socialista sc ha en-
cargado del reparto de where's. Con
una mano reclama impuestos exorbi-
tantes; con la otra paga sumas enornles
para dar los proIetarios los productos
alimenticios a una barattlra relativs
En- 1920 Sc ha retenido el 10 por 100 dc
todos los salaries, que suraaba seis mil
Quinientos millones; pero el Reich ha
gastado once mil millones para sostencr
Ell precio actual de los where's.
Los socialistas con su sistema dc in
(ContinGa en- "a Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
La INFORMACION
DE EEL MUNDO' HA
SIDO RATIFICADA

Hace algrn tempo publicamos una
information, referente una carta re
cibida por Ell Sr. Barcel6, en- ella
deciamos que MIR. Towner lie hacia pro-
mesas al jefe de la Union en- ell seno
do de una possible enmienda la Cons
tiutcion americana y que tendrfamos
representation en- ell congreso de Norte
America.
Que esta seria ua forma especial
de Gobierno, sin que Puerto Rico Sc
hiciera un Estado de la Republica
Nuestra information fue entonces
desmentida y hasta Sc pretendi6 hacer-
uos pasar por farsantes ante la opinion
pdblica.
FL sabado "La Democracia'' public6
Ell cable siguiente, ell cual ratifca to-
talmente la information que decia Ell
MUNDo:
"sE TRATA DE DARNos UNA RE
PRESENTATION ESPECIAL EN-
Ell SENADo Y EN- LA CAMARA
DE ESTADoS UNIDoS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
PUERTO RICO PUE-
De CONTAR CON 10
MILLONES AL ANO
PUNTUALIZANDo
AL LIcDo. JUAN B. HUYKE

En- Ell MUNDo del 4 de abril este
distinguido compatriota combate una
resolution presentada por el digno re-
presentante por San Juan, y aunque
no es mi pretenei6n emitir una opinion
en- ell asunto, desoo aclarar c:ertos con
ceptos.
Hay en- ese articulo, como Ell to3os
los de su autor, imuchas razones dignas
dc consideration, pero Ell punto capital
es determinar 81 'el cabotaje, que ne
cesariamente extiende Puerto Rico
Ell sistema arapcelario proteccionista
americana en- sus reIaciones con los mer
Gont1nia en- la paglna Sd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
LA IMPRESSION GENERAL

La impression que produjo en- Aqua
dilla. ell suceso del sabado, ha sido
grande, v las autoridades nos informan
que ell pueblo Sc muestra sumamente
indignado ante ese hecho, habiendose
prestado gustoso suministrar elias
toda la information necesaria en- el eS
clarecimiento investigation de los
successes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
(PoR cABLE)

Washington, abril % de 1921
Antonio r. Barcel6.
San Juan.
Ell Juez Towner ha presentado ell 81
guiente proyecto de ley para enmen
dar la Constitution de los Estados Uni
dos:
''El Congreso de los Estados Uni
dos tendra para fjar y determinar la
representation que, en- el .congreso &c
los Estados Unidos, tendran las tierras
ultramarinas y no. contiguas, tenidas
alora o mas tarde en- calidad de Te-
rritorio, Posesiones Dependencia de
los Estados UnidoS. Al ser admitidas
mas tarde como Estados, Ell numero de
Senadores asi f1jados y determinados
no pasara en- ningdn case, de dos para
tai Estado; y en- ningtln case el nlImero
proportional de representatives asi fjado
porcional de representatives asi fjado
y determinado pasara del numero pro-
porcional repartido sobre la base de
poblacion en- los demas Estados de los
Estados Unidos propiamente dichos >
CoRDoVA DAvILA.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
Ell HERIDo

Embellishments fue trasladado ell
herido a la clinica del DR.. Jimenez, en-
donde fu6 asistido, permaneciendo ALI
todavia. Las heridas de la cara y ell
opinion de los facultativos que Ell Sr.
brazo no revisten gravedad, pero es la
Iglesias, quedara inltil del pie, por ha
Der fracturado la bala el hueso del to
billo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
UNA ENFERMEDAD SEMEJANTE
A LA FIEBRE AMARILLA

Un distinguido amigo nuestro, que
visito la Habana y regres6 el viernes,
via Nueva York, nos ha informado que
Ell plblico de aquella ciudad esta su-
mamente alarmado, debido quo los
doctores Guiteras, Lebredo y Hoffman.
despues de varios dias de experimento
en- ell Laboratorio, han encontrado en-
las ratas de la Habana la "Leptospira
del ictero" infeccioso.
Este bacilo corresponds, segun esos
m6dicos, una enfermedad que presen
ia gran semejanza con La fiebre anna
rilla, que tanto preocupa al mundo
cientifco.
La infection de la rata la perso
na. Sc trasmite por medic de la orina
de una rata infectada, y ademas, por
la contamination directa que puede
transmitir un parasite de la rata, con
ira ell cuaL-informan los menciona-
dos doctores,- los roedores parecen
ser inmunes.
iEra 10 que faltaba en- Puerto Ricoi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
LA AcUsAcIoN Y LA FIANzA

Lrego de hacerse La investigation de
los hechos, el fiscal, sr. Acosta, cali
fc6 el delito de ataque con intenci6n
de cometer asesinato, y exigio diez mil
d6lares de fanza cada uno por .su Ii
bertad provisional, no habiendcse pres
tado todavia dicha fiaaza
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25

Pues para comprar un tFaIe;
propio para la estacion,
un sonbrero, TN cinturon,
una maIeta de viaje,
eI p1bIico sin anbaje
hace en- ell acto memoria
Y recuerda que, en- la historic
no Sc conoce otra tienda
que por sus precios mas venda
que 10 que vende la "GLoRlA." "
Y no es esto una jactancia.-.-
No, senores, no es asi,
es que Vicente ArriVi
no busca grande ganancia,
confiado en- su constancia,
ren vender no titubea,
Y al hacerIo Sc recrea.
Pues, aunque 10 juzguen loco,
yende mucho y gana POGO,
oero ajusta la pelea. 6
Y con tai ejecutoria
Il pubIico noVeIero,
7ntcs de empIear dinero
viene a visitar la "GLORlA"
Y al YER que no es iIusoria
la actuaIidad del marchante
compra todo 10 bastante
adnira con sumo agrado
este sistema acabado
'ei moderno comerciante.
Que en- ell presente momento
cuando tanto ell pobre 0 ell rico
soportan EN- Puerto Rico
un gran encareoimiento;
hacer I'm injusto aumento
fuera un crinen ademas,
Y Arrivi que es por demas
habiIoso y sensato
vende mucho y gana mas.
va saben, pues, los Iectores
hacia donde dirigirse
cuando deseen surtirse
de articuIos superiores,
Arrivi tiene primores,
que eIegir a discretion
asi ell que en- esta OCCASION
quiera enpIear bien su cobre,
haIIara, sea rico, pobre
los precios de situacion.
! vox PoPULI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-25
LOS AGREsoREs ARREsTADos

El jefe de la policia y ell fiscal, Sr.
Acosta, que vive frente al sitio del su
ceso, arrestaron a dos de los agresores
Ell otro, quien Sc di6 a la fuga, fue
arrestado mas tarde. Sc ocuparon dos
rev6lveres