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thruats with which were soon min
glcd the wnr cries Of their enemies.
The air was filled with flying clubs
and then M the two forces mingled.
the battle resolved itself into . num-
Der OF individual encounters M each
warrior singled out n foe and closed
upon him Knives cleaned and
flashed in tho notified sunlight that
filtered thru the foliage Of the trees
above. Sleek black coats were streak.
ed with crimson stains.
In tho thick OF che fight the
smooth brown skin OF the stranger
mingled with the black bodies OF
friend and foe. Only his keen eyes
and his quick wit had shown him
how to differcntiate between Kor-ul.
lul and Kor.ul-ja since with the sin
gle exception OF apparel they were
Identical, but at the first rush OF
the enemy he had noticed that their
loin cloths were not Of the leopard
marked hides such as were worn by
his allies.
om-at. after dispatching his first
antagonist. glanced at Jordon. "He
fights with the fcrocity OF jato."
unused the chief Powerful indeed
must be the tribe from which he
and Tarzan- jad.guru come" and then
his whole attention was occupied by
a new assailant.
The fighters surged to and fro
thru the forest until those who. sur.
vivcd were spent with exhaustion.
All but the stranger. who seemed
moi to know the sense OF fatigue. He
fought on when each new antagonist
would have gladly quit. and when
there were no more Kor-ul.lul who
we're not engaged. he leaped upon
those who stood pantingiy facing the
exhausted Kor-ulja.
And always he carried upon his
back the peculiar thing which Om-at
had thought was some manner of
strange weapon but the purpose Of
which he could not now account for
in view OF the fact that Jor.don
never used It. and that for the most
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part II seemed but a nuisance and
needless incumbrance since II banged
and smashed against It's owner as
no lcapcd. catiike. hither and thither
in the course OF his victorious duels.
The bow and arrows he had tossed
aside ut the beginning OF the fight
but the Enfield he would not dis.
card. for where he went he meant
that II should go until It's mission
had been fulfilled
Presently the Kor.ulja, seemingly
shamed by the example OF Jor-don.
closed once more with the enemy,
but the latter. moved no doubt TO
terror by the presence Of the
stranger. n tirelcss demon who APP
peared invulnerable to their attacks.
lost heart and sought TO flee. And
then II was that at Om-at's com
mand his warriors surrounded a half
dozen of the most exhausted and
made them prisoners
1t was a tired. bloody and elated
company that returned victorious to
the Kor.ul-ja. Twenty OF their mum.
Der were carried back and ak OF
these were dead men. II was the
most glorious and, successful raid
that the Kor.ul.ja had made upon the
Kor.ul.lul In the memory of man,
and II marked Omat as the greatest
of chiefs. but that fierce warrior
knew that advantage had lain upon
his side largely because OF the pres
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savage warriors swimming up the
face OF the sheer cliff and out upon
the summit OF the ridge. the main
body preceded by two warriors whose
duties conceded with those Of the
point of modern military manuevers.
safeguarding the column against the
danger Of too sudden contact with
the enemy.
Across the ridge they went and
down into the Kor.uilul and there
almost Immediately they came upon
a lone and unarmed Waz-don who
was making his way fearfully up the
gorge toward the village OF his tribe.
Him they took prisoner. which,
strangely. only added to his terror.
since from the moment that he had
seen them and realized that escape
was impossible. he had expected TO
be slain Immediately.
Take him back to Kor.ui.ja.- said
Om-at, to one OF his warriors, "and
hold him there unframed until re-
turn
And no the puzzled Kor.ul-lul was
led away while the savage company
moved stealthily from tree to tree In
It's closer advance upon the village
Fortune smiled upon Omat In that
II gave him quickly what he sought
IA battle royal. for they had not
yet come In sight Of the caves OF
the Kor-ul-lul when they encoun-
tered a considerable band OF war
riors headed down the gorge upon
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6s l CLICK IN VAIN

At TAO Dot went to the phone.

At 7.io Dot went to the phone.
DO you have to call anyone
now" asked. and am afraid my
tone was little sharp. I didn't want
the line TO be busy when Sid tried
to get me-
"why. yes" she responded evenly.
II want to know just when Edith
and George are coming, SO I'll be
ready right away. The recital be-
gtps at s15."
''Oh. all right But don't take any
longer than you can help"
do you want TO use the phone?''
mo. but someone might be trying
to get u.s."
do you expect any call?''
''Oh, nothing In particular. but
Danielson--you know he's the firms
attorney--said he might call me to-
night There's some pretty impor.
tant things - clear up before ! CO."
II do hope he won't telephone you
tonight"
slope 30. too. but ! have 20 be
reasonable about these things. l like
the firm and ! don't want any TN.
pleaantness Just before leave"
what is the matter with this tele.
phone7" Dot exclaimed in disgust.
She had been jangling the receiver
for . few minutes without getting
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MR.. BLACKlE BASS

dream he was laughing. he looked
no solemn and ain. when he'd zee
Marty MAX staring down at him
from the bank
Marty couldn't see down very wen.
he had such fat cheeks. and he had
to tilt his head forward I'll his neck
ached trying 10 make sure that
Blackic WAS fish and not . shadow
or q stone. Marty had even been
known 20 Jump right down into the
pool. where he could look up instead
OF down (which was much easier for
HIM and thereby determine just
what kind Of an object Blackie Bass
was. On such occasions. Mr.. Bass
would give a wiggie with his tail
and a push with one fin. and slide
behind n rock.
Marty would come out dripping
and disappointed II was sure that
was fish," he'd say. And now l
know"
Cob Coon had his eye on Blackie.
too. He'd sleep all day and wake up
at night hungry as a--as a--well.
hungry as the fisherman that he
was
TO Do Continued
(CopyriKht 1891 By SEATTLE Star)
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Erery spring Biackis BASS took
up his home In the pool under the
willow tree. There he'd come. along
about April Fools day. and loaf all
summer kong In the cool shadowy
depths OF water. only coming to the
top now and then TO catch an un.
wary skipper or dragon.fly or mosp
quito that happened 70 skim the sur
face over his head. He liked to see
how long he could stay In one posi-.
ton without moving. always with
his head upstream. Really when Mr..
sun sent his bright rays filtering
down In lacy patterns thru the
branches OF the willow tree. making
the depths OF the pool mysterious
wonderland OF lights> and shadows.
Blsckie looked like one Of the gray
ish black stones themselves. And
he'd chuckie and chuciSle TO himself
without blinking an eye. or crack.
ing n smile--really. you'd never
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hung. healthy baby girl. can hon
Dtly say that I did not suffer much
bore when my baby was born than
used to suffer with my periods be-
bFe ] took Lydia Z. Pinkhanfs Vege-
hble Compound years ago. I give
d the credit TO your medicine and
bah always recommend II very
Ghly. Mrs. H. H. JANSEN, Mill.
I0n, Wisconsin.
/ How can women who are weak and
Dckly expect or hope to become
hothers Of healthy children? Their
Fst duty IL to themselves. They
bouId overcome the arrangement OF
ebility that il dragging them down,
Nd strengthen the entire system, az
IA Mrs. Jansen, by taking Lydia E.
Yinkham's Vegetable Compound and
I've their children the blessing Of
Dod constitution.
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ON FACE
| FOR 3 MONTHS
|Itched and Burned. Face a
Sight. Cuticura Heals.

my face broke out with red PIN
pies and began to itch and burn.
Ths pimples would tester and peel
|on. and became very sore when Id
scratch and dig at them. My face
looked . sight. and ! was ashamed
/ 10 70 out OF meet my friends.
1.-THE trouble iasted for nearly
|thses months. I read an advertise
|ment for Cusicura sosp and ONT
nnent and tried them. and after using
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boz Of cutieurs Ointment ! was
lonpieteIy healed" (signed) Miss
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Lents, Oregon. Aug. 70. 1920.
Uss Cutscura Soap. Ointment and
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os.vss sssh Pre- y Nan. ADDRESS. .c.s,esrstss
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The stranger perceived the 10
bn's prehistoric thumbs and great
bss and his long tau with an aston
hment which he sought to con.
~. but greater than all was the
1use Of relief that the first inhabi.
Int Of this strange country whom
D had met had proven friendly. 80
realty would he have been handi-
Appcd by the necessity for forcing
y way thru . hostile land
TA-dcu. who had been hunting for
pme Of the smaller mammals. the
beat OF which u especially rehshed
y the Hodon. forgot his attended
bort in the greater interest OF his
~ discovery. lie would take the
Iranger to om-at and possibly to
6ther the two would find some way
discovering the true Intentions
$3.50 newcomer. And 30 again
yu signs he appraised the other
hot he would accompany him. and
4 tr3ether they descended toward the
d3fs Of omat's people.
As they approached these they
me upon the women and children
nprking under guard OF the old men
"a the youths-gathering the wild
butts and herbs which constitute a
brit OF their diet. as well as tend
be the small acres OF growing
fcpc which they cultivate. The
fids lay In small level patches that
nd been cleared OF trees and brush.
heir farm implements consisted Of
netAl-shod poles which bore a closer
(onembianco to spears than TO tools
q peaceful agriculture. Supple
venting these were others with flat
oued blades that were neither hoes
>or spades. but instead possessed
he appearance. of an unhappy at
Hmpt to combine the two nipple
n&nes in one
Az first sight OF these people the
Stranger halted and unslung his
&ow Tor these creatures were black
~ night. their bodies entirely COW
- with hair. But Ta-den. inter-
Ul1ng the doubt In the others
1u4 treasured him with a gesture
y smile. The Wax don. however.
Ek4red around excitedly jabherins
eeticns In language which the
1ngcr discovered his guide under
- tho Il was entirely unin-
llgible TO the former. They made
attempt 10 modest him and he
- now sure that he had fallen
npng . peaceful and friendly peo-
q WAS but . short distance now
the caves and when they reached
49, Ta-den led the way aloft upon
- wooden pegs. assured that this
FEATURE whom he had discovered
ibid have no more difficulty In fol-
kw3ng him than had Tarzan the
txribic- Nor was he mistaken for
" other mounted with ease until
&rentiy the two stood within the
49, before the cave Of Omat. the
1ef.
The latter vas not there and Il
- mid afternoon before he re-
rned. but In the meantime many
MINORS came 10 look upon the Wish
n and In each instance tho latter
- more thoroly Impressed with
: friendly and peaceable spirit OF
hosts. little guessing that he
~ being entertained BY . fero
rD ana warifke tribe who never
- the coming Of Ta-den and Tar
q had suffered . stranger among
-
A last Omrat returned and the
n1nut sensnd intuitiveiy that he was
= the presence OF = great man
nong these people. possibly q chief
hing. for not only did the attitude
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any response

any response
you've probably made the tele-
phone girl angry and she won't an
swer," ! told her. -Hang up the ~
ceiver for few moments and try
again"
She did 50, but without result
Then tried The only thing I
could hear was my own clicking.
CTo BE Continued
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MS YOUNG
| N OF HER
20 h11Iess Wsaes whatLydi
|hkhan's vesetable Csnpsns
DID fsr Her


EILul m60ICx00
We are very fone
of children and fos
10 considerable
time after we mar.
ried ] feared ]
would not have
any owing 70 my
weak condition. !
began taking
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound a n d
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Copyright 1871 by Seattle star)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN
Page l23
THE GHOST OF THE ENCHANTED PRAIRIE
(Chaptnr 3

-ovsr rusEed hin tangled amna
PATH Daddy Mr. tain II only . NTH w
stoweTs his the
pauseiess way his rsss EnceAL
about midnight he TO MOT . spund bscks
summit ndge and
opening he the
how bright trecA Not . shadow Of
stretching tn Enoch's
In moonlight thinking Of
peaceful
placa
beautiful beautiful q spsS vhen
after the Of forest
v..s. 1919. 49, =. -. "a
-. !. -. -. :, which edged the forest
-suddenfy with . eurnl
'' WV 400 49, ~ bling his horse stopped Il .
plain had seen .orn. aanyrr ~ .,.
he him approach No amount Of urx
self And o valley. ing would make him He
all horrible stood a. II fonen with fear
ghosts keeping Enoch
he couldn't thing
there at be afraid Of: he
some OF that fine grass
and he looked again but nothing
hotroblinsL that's what wei do could he see.
And he heartediy and stn the horse
trembling utterly
down the siope on
safely down the trail TO BE Continued
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
Santos Sanchidrian

He aqui un espafiol que en- estas tie
rras de America es un representative
de la moderna Espafia intellectual.
Este caballero correctisimo, alto en-
pleado de la ''Porto Rican Leaf To-
bacco Company, ha presentado la re-
nuncia de su cargo para aceptar otro
de no menos confanza e importancia
en- "LA REGIONAL TABACCO COM
PANY', nueva Corporation que Sc lie
vanta en- ell ramo de la elaboration de
cigarrillos.
La s'Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco Com
pany'', con la renuncia del ST. Sanchi
drian, pierde uno de sus elementos
mas honrados y capaces; a uno de esos
elementos que no Sc hallan a mano ia
cilmente. %
En- cambio, la valisa adQuisici6n que
hace la Regional Tabacco Company =
por 81 sofa garantiza el buen exito de
esa corporation, que surge a disputar
ell credito en- nuestro mercado.
Ell Sr. Sanchidrian es va de sobra CO
nocido en- Ell pals.
En- ell campo social tiene simpatia y
autoridad indiscutibles.
Sus hechos realizados en- esta comu-
nidad, hablan elocuentemente de 10 que
pueden sus energfas actividades.
En- ell seno de esta sociedad, ocupa
un. lugar preeminente, por su valer
moral, su capacidad mental, su pro-
bado desinter6s, su modesto espiritu y
su profundc amor a la verdad y a la
justicia.
AL despedirse de la 'sPorto Rican
Leaf Tobacco Company el Sr. San
chidrian, con gran sentimiento de la
Compafiia, el que expresa vivamente
Recommendation que guarda, rinde once
amos de asidua labor. no siendo bastan
te este largo tempo de brega diaria
para adquirir algo que asegure de algun
modo el porvenir de sus hijos.
iTronias del destinol
iContrastes de La. vida, que demues-
trap que en- nuestro medic social, la
cumbre del dinero, Ia cumbre que ca
rece de celebridad, de fama y de glo-
ria, es inaccessible para ciertos hom-
bres y para ciertos caracteres.
Presidente Ell Sr. Sanchidrian de las
lnstituciones mas simpaticas Y mas al
truistas de esta ciudad, "La Logia
Union y Amparo" y La sOciedad Pro
tectora de Desamparados ha sabido
colocarlas sobre ell nivel de las de su
clase en- el pals.
Hace cinco afios fu6 elevado a la
Presidencia de ssUni6n y Amparo
cuando este sorganismo contaba con
unos AZ miembros y carecia de hogar
propio. Hoy cuenta esta INSTITUTION con
$50 miembros. esta construyendo uno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19

de los ediicioS modernoS mas oStento-
SOS, que sera una obra de arte que su-
pere todas las de su g6nero de las
Antillanas, esta realizando una labor
tan generosa, que merece el APPLAUSE de
esta conunidad
Entire otras obras de gran m6rito. la
logia Union y Amparo'' esta costean
do los gastos de hbros material ne
cesario en- la Alta Escuela de esta
ciudad, a 80 nifios pobres y tiene es-
tudiando a otros, per su cuenta. en- la
Universidad y la Normal de Rio Pie
dras.
La 'sociedad Protectora de Desam-
parados fue iniciada y organizada por
el hace dos amos tres meses, y du-
rante ese tempo, ha cubierto todos srs
gastos, ha comprado un edificio en-
una de la las GALES mas c6ntricas, don
de esta instalado el "Asilo de- Desam-
parados, Y hace mhy pocos dfas adQui-
rio en- 81, 100 un predio de terreno para
levantar en- 6l ell '.Asilo para Tuber
culosos Pobres", que tanta falta hace
en- esta ciudad. s'e
Ell estado econ6mico de esta Socie
dad es excelente, pues ademas de los
edifcios y terrenos adquiridos, cuenta
con un sobrante en- GAIA para dar CO.
mienzo las obras del Asilo de Tu-
berculosos de mas TRES MIL DoLA-
RES Esto demuestra la gran labor
realizada por su Presidente, labor que
ha sido premiada por ambas socieda-
des, cou la reelection del delicado
cargo.
En- estas instituciones es donde Ell
Sr Sanchidrian ha puesto de relieve
sus notables factltades para Ia organi-
zaci6n y para la administration.
sin una cabeza dirigente como la del
sr. sanchidrian, dificilmente las ms
titucion9s Union v Amparo'' y So
ciedad Protectora de Desamparados !"
hubieran mantenido la aureola de su
preStlglo, 81 atendemoS quo eS necesa
ria una paciencia prueba, una vida
ejemplar, una gran prudencia y un al
to espiritu de bien, para llegar a la
fnalidad que estas Instituciones Sc pro
pusieron.
Y quien de tai modo, pues, ha dirigi-
do, Ievandolas al complete exito va
rias Instituciones de caracter distintO,
Y dadas las revelantes cualidades que
rodean este professional meritfsimo,
es indudable que triunfara tambien en-
el nuevo cargo que Sc le ha confiado.
Admiradores nosotros de todos aque
] los que de un modo otro, en- los di-
versos canpos de la vida impulsan Ell
progreso, rendirnos al sr. Sanchidrian
eI humilde. pero justo tribute de nues-
! tro respeto.
ARISTIDES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
DESDE VEGA BAJA

Sc trabaja activamente en- esta po-
blaci6n, por conseguir que Sc organize
pronto Ell Comedor escolar. va muchas
personas de este pueblo prestan su COO
peraci6n tan magma obra, que tantos
benefcios ha de proporcionar EN- esta
poblaci6n.
Ell senior Cano DeIgado, propietario
del gsTeatro Fenix' ae. ha cedidD,
salon, con el fin de que Ia asociaci6n
de padres ? maestros obtenga recursos
para la organization del referido Co
medor. Es una tobra hermosa que ypoHlee
de relieve los altos meritos del senor
Cano DeIgado.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19
VARGAS villa, ACUsADo DE LA
MUERTE DE DOS JOvENES
ARIsTIDES.

Un peri6dico de la Habana da cnenta
de que en- esa ciudad dos jovenes aman
ties pusieron fin a sus dias, suicidandoss,
porque, segnn ellos decian en- cartas que
dejaron escritas a Ia autoridad, la idea
del suicidio les obsesionabaj inspirada
tai vez, por los libros de Vargas Villa,
uno de los cuales fu6 hallado junto q
los cadavefss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-19


fsx skcp on 10
il todica
Nf2h nems 8 baaN0A
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-21
CHRISTMAS SEALS.
Money to Be used to Fight Tubercuo-
sis In State and Nation.

This is the cut Of the Christmas
Seal to be used this fall to raise
money to fight tuberculosis The plan
of raising money for anti tuberculosis
work by means OF selling one cent
Christmas Seal was first tried four
teen years ago by the American Red
Cross. AT that time about 100000
seals were sold which meant contri
button of three thousand dollars. From
this small beginning the sale of seals
have increased each year until in
1920 over 364 million seals were sold
which meant over $s640,000 for tu-
berculosis work
Two years ago the American Red
Cross relinquished the sale Of the
Christmas Seals to the National Tu-
berculosis Association and its aifili'
ated associations in every state in the
union. A sa result the seals are not
designated as formerly Red Cross
Seals but merely Christmas Seals, the
proceeds however are used for the
same purpose as formerly
In Vermont the seal sale Is in
charge of the Vermont tuberculosis
Association and all but five percent
OF the net receipts, which is sent to
the National tuberculosis Association
is used in Vermont,
The sale has been conducted largely
by school children under the super
vision of teachers, women's clubs and
other Interested persons. Last year
little over eight thousand dollars
was raised IN Vermont by the sale OF
the Christmas Seals. This year the
association will endeayor to raise ten
thousand dollars. The proceeds will
be used for the children at the Pre-
ventorium, the expenses of the Mod.
ern Health Crusade, the district tn
berculosis nurses and clinics and the
health educational work. all under the
supervision of the Vermont Tubercu
losls Association,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-21

THE Woman's Autumn Suit
\ achieves elegance and good form.
Nothing is quite SO smart---nothlng
quite so stylish---nothing else quite
SO distinguished in its effect as the
correctly fitted, lntelligently chosen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-21
Indians Moved in Single File.

To 60 Indian file is simply TO walk
In single file. The Indians, when tray.
cling through the woods. especially
on the warpath, moved in single file
the one behind treading exactly in
the footsteps of the one ahead, and
the last man carefully effacing the
footprints of those that had preceded
him. In this way the Indians were
able to conceal not only their num-
bers, but also their whereabouts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-21
Cnerlsned .lncredulItY

you mustn't believe all Won hear"
remarked ne prudent person II
don't" reioIued Miss Cayenne. re I
believed all hear I'd consider 1t
privilege instead Of misfortune go
be deaf"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tones. or trying to patch up
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause OF the acknowledged
liver and disordered bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in 4 soothing. hchinG way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue, poor appetite. lazy, don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undlgcStcd foods Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calome!.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They Go the work without
gripping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l0c and 3Cc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
BANK CASHIER
STAYS BANDIT


'h."aco. April l5-S. J.. Witowk..
cashier "f tn Stat" Eank al Cicero, a
suburb. successful! G"f"rtrd the bank
against 4 band q sin auj"n"hll" bandits
to-day. killing uiI'' rnhh'r. W"Unding tx"
ana capturing Nv" Others. Only tho
Ir.H"r al tn" car. wn" remained "u;-
sd" tn" hank. escaped.
Tn" SIX mon dr"v" Up :" tn" bank
soon after Il opened this morning and
"a" If them entered with drawn pistols.
Tn" ir.,d"r approached III" cage o.
rupI"h by Wituw ski and ordered him tn
tn" rear Of the bank Tn" other Ian
dts compelled ten other persons VIII"
w"r" in tn" bank :" follow W!i"USkt.
Opening tn" vault. IN" robbers forced
their captiVcS - enter.
Will. two Of tn" bandits stood guard
IA" "ih"r three S"""i'd up m" mOn"%
IN tn" cashiers rnE" INTO Il bag rs
ih"v turned 49, ,~'ai". Wi!uwSkI pushed
In" G""r Of lh- Vault agar and fired
through the aperture.
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