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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
LOS BONOS DE
MEXTCOSUBEN
DE PRECIO
Sc cotizaron aver en- ell
mercado neoyorkino
a precios altos
'elegra-na Especial para LA PRESSA"

Telesrama Especial para LA PRENSA'
NUEVA YORK, JUNO S.-La noti-
cia de que ell Presidente Obreg6n ha
enviado Ia conteStaci0n a la nota que
lie dirigi6 el Departamento de Estado
de Washington. por conducto del En-
cargado de Negocios, Mr.. Summeriin,
aCeptando, practicamente las condicio-
mes hajo las cuales Sc concedera el re-
conociniento al Gobieruo mexicano
ror el de los Estados Cnidos. ha eau
sado en- los circuos financieros Ia in
7. ediata alza en- los bonos mexicanos
Y en- las accioneS de muchaS Corpo
raciones que tienen neGocios al otro
lado del Rio Bravo.
Los bonos del Gobierno mexicano
&C la serie ga, que Sc vendfan 81
un cuarto suhieron tres cuartos
lrntos: los de Ia seric IA. que Sc ven
dian IS Subieron tres puntoS. Las
Gcciones de la Mexican Petroleum
Company" las de IA ''Panamerlcan
Petroleum Sinclair" y los de otrds
cCrporaciones que tienen negocios
petroleroS en- Mexico subicron mu-
cho cuando So supo tai noticia en- los
distritos financieros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09

Toda n controversial Se concreta hoy
n las sarsntIas Il los terechos aIneri
amos. como sc dijo aver en- e. telegra-
ua Official
Los circuloS diplouaticos V financie-
'os estan otservando atentamente los
acontecimlsntos ' So huscan con ansia
toGos los inforrnes acerca de Mexico.
Aparentcmente. Ia impression Ge-
neral entire los funcionarios america
nos. es CUE 81 el Presidente ObreS6n no
firma el tratado que Sc le propone y
no puede. por 10 tanto. obtener la avu-
da americana para conseguir un en-
prestito : eI apoyo necesario. el Gene
raj Cbreg6u caera dentro de sesenta
dI2s.
las dltirnas uoticias ds. MaEico dicen
que e. Gobierno ha pu5lcado un de-
c-eto arnentando los inpuestos los
produc.os del petr6leo. aunento que Sc
GeGica-a exclsivamentc Al paEo de los
lntereses de la deuda exterior.
Tai acto del Presidente Obreg6u Sc
mira Dor alsunos como indicator de
que i7tenta neSarse a firmar el trata
do busca de esa marera un medic
para calnar 4 los acreedores extra1-
i.ros, zero Sc tiene IA certidumbre de
oue tai decreto encontrara fuerte opo-
Sicion de parre de los intereses petro-
lcros.
Otros. por ell contrario, Green que e
tecreto de! Presidente ObreG6u ind!-
G. que Eiene el prop6sito de f!rmar e
tratado que esia dando Jos pasos ne
c-sagio para reanudar eI pago de las
internacionalcs, Immediate.
ru.,te despues de que le maya side
ytCrgado 81 reconocimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09

Teicgrarna Especial para Ia PRESSA"
NUEyA YORK. junio S.-En los
circulos financieros de esta ciudad
pravalece I'm ambiente de optimisno
acerca 6e la question mexicana v los
honos r1exicaHos continuan subiendo,
especialmente deSde que sc recibio
Ia noticia de que el Gobierno mex,-
cano estaba dando los pasos ncesarios
para rearudar e! pago de los intereses
dc Ia deuda exterior. pr6ximamente.
Los pe-i6dicos de Ia manana no
comentan el ultimo paso del Gobierno
Gmericano para el arreglo de Ia cues
ton mexicana, porque u noticia fue
0ada nuy tarde para que So comenta-
r. en- los cditoriales. pero los diarios
da la tarde unanimenente comentan
los terminus de IA declaration hecha
FOR el Secretario de Estado. Mr.. Hu-
ghes Y Sc dice que su actitud es correc
IL cuando pide que cese Ia confisca-
c,6n o que Sc prevcnsa de alGuna
manera.
FL Evening Post" dice en- su adito-
-ial que la question es tanto de prin-
ci7ios como de procedimiento. En-
cCanto a los principles, Ia actitud de
Mr.. Hughes eS inaulcable. En- cuanto
al procedimiento 81 el Presidente Obre
g6n cayera por haberse visto obligado
= firmar un tratado que el pueblo me-
%icano no Quiere que sc firme, enton-
ces todo 10 que Sc huhiera hecho Sc
ria inutil : el tratado no remediaria
nada. 81 tai postbuidad existe, enton-
ces ei Departamento de Estado debe
prescindir dc la actitud que ha toma
dc adoptar otra forrna-
Fl mismo peri6divo manifesto Ia
csperanza de que Sc cncuentre una
soluci6n que todo 10 allane. porque
dice: 'donde hay buena voluntad stem
pre- Sc encuentra un canine"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09

az Ias plautas de NeNaca- Sc estan
hacienda esfuerZos para poaer en- mo-
v!Taiento cuatro plantaS generadoras
que hay en- eSta ciudad. Para loGrarlo
$. traera el conbustibIe suficiente, de
los Estados Lnidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
RAcE DoCE AiaOS EMPEZo 'SuS
ExPEFIENCIkS

Sin embargo. ago nos dijo de sus
trabaj jos. Fue en- Mexico, hace aproxi-
madamcnte doce amos. cuando 81 prin-
cicipi0 sus experimentos sobre este
asunto. Desde ento,ces aca, once mo-
deloS distintos ha fahricado hasta OBJ
tener un reslltad) satisfactorio, pues
en- los experimentos anteriores de la
maauina no funcionaba con Ia perfec-
ci6n que Sc requiere.
Al fin, sus esfuerZos fueron coro-
nados por el exito Y en- ell onceavo ex
per.mento quedo conclude FL moor.
funcionando adIlirablemetente, se-
gun nos asegura el creador de ests
novisimo aparato que, de ser en- rea-
:risd un motor yle llene tod;.S !as cx:
gencias de Ia industria vendra re-
volucionar los. metodos modernos DE
producer Ia energia y la fuerza qua
mantiene en- actividad la industria y
Ia production mundlal.
Cree ell compatriota de que hace-
mos mencion, que su motor puede
ser capaz de desarrollar la fuerza que
Sc desee contrayendolo en- forma ada
cuada para clio, dice que es tanao 81
poder de estas mAquinas, que una
sola, de una capacidad regular, sera
suficiente para mover una planta de
energia electr:ca suficiente para lle-
mar las necesidades pubicas indus
tr.ales de cualquiera ciudad impcrtan
te de nuestro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
PARA EvlTAR Ia CARENClA
De Luz

TslcxrG-na Especial para IA PREN>A"
CIUDA0 De ME&ICO. JUNO $
Para evitar Ia anuHctada carencia de
arS dsbido "a 1a!ta de combuStibls
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
UN MEXICAN0 INVEHT0
UN MOTOR QUE Sc
MUEVE SOLO
Para construir IN mode.o
ha pedido ell apoyo del
jefe del gobierno

Por IN calle de Sur Frfo, en- una ca
sa narcada con el nlmcro 2l7. vive un
mexicano que aseSura ser el autor de
uno de los inventos mas notables y so
bre todo mas titles en- la actualidad.
Casaalmente 10 encontramos cuan-
do enlablamos conversation con el pa
IA saber detalles de su vida y sobre to-
do. de su invento. nos dijo secamentc:
Soy mexicano. me llamo Celso Padilla
Alvarez soy inventor de TN motor que
no usa combustibIe o energfa de min
guna naturaleZa para producer moyi-
miento Y fuerZa motriZ: Y nos enseno
unos documentos que no pudimos leer
detenidamente, porque no queria entre-
gar el secreto de su invento.
Francamente. nos sorprendio con sus
palabras el seior Alvarez, curiosos
como todo reporter, interrogamos al
compatriota para que nos dijera en- una
forma mas expifcita aquello que nos
dejara estupefactos. !Un motor que Sc
mucve solo
Mientras esperabanos impacientes
que el inventor nos diera, sino la clave
de su enigma cuando mcnos una liSera
idea, una description vaSa de su apa-
ratio: el senior Alvarez rompio Ell silen-
clio: Que como Sc mueve?-interroSo.
-pues nuy sencilio; por medic de Una
combination dc contrapeSos.'
Y NADIA mas dijo. Agreg6 que 81 en-
estos momentos el diera conocer el
detaile mas insignificante de su inven
10. antes Ge conseSuir Ia patente que
trata de obtener del gobierno de Mexi-
CO. seria tanto como dar Ell secreto de
su invencion a los cuatro vientos para
que los hombres de cienc!a, hacienda
deducciones pruebas quiza lograran
descubrir 10 que 81 manticne IN el mis-
terio hasta q sea llegado el momento
de darlo conocer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
LA RgeLAmgNTAcloN DEL ART. 27.

Los 6ipus degnar una "
asesor&ndo de los ennai
de
dental
erecto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
PlDlo LA AYUDR DEL GoBIERNo

Ell senor alvarez Sc ha dirigido al
Presidente Obregon, solicitando 81
ayuda para construir un modeso de
este motor Y hacer las pruebas del
mismo en- su presencia, para que Sc le
otorgue la patente que sohcita, y sea
Mexico el pals que 10 explote, pUes
no quiere que el extranjero Sc quede
con su invento paraG que despues
lPasa a Ia al r-sxSi i1ssksssss,a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
De l QUE REsUELVA e. PREsEDENTE ALgARo oBREGoN
Ell tratado de Amistad y Comercio propuesto por
los EE. UU. contiene una parte comerciaL que
es acceptable, con algunas modifcacrones y
otra polftica cue es enteramsHte oGetable
DECLARACIONES SOBRE EL CASO DE la
SECRETARIA De RELACIONES De MEXICO
,r,r,ssrar,n E;snecial 60 - PRENsAa

de Reacnes declare cue
Esados Gndos d
cranto
notifications evi conhco uero
elaciones
contraran los pre-
Ss pre-
la
derechos esaedos por oo
Mexico nSfo
de
&c earnista y aInbas naaoae*
MIR Elmer repenan del PreSden Harding sale hey
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper IN the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-09

tPasa a Ia aal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

any person TO take or fish for trout
or other game fish. by any means
whatHoever. In the waters OF said
Seven Milo Creek and all tributaries
thereof. tho waters Of Woods River
and ali tributaries thereof. and the
waters OF the Klamath River for .
distance OF four thousand feet below
and two thousand feet above the
mouth Of Spencer Creek. situated
within the County Of klamath. State
Of Oregon. from the 30th day OF No
vember TO tho 18th day Of Juno Of
each year.
Any and all persons whomsoever
30 angling or fishing In violation OF
this order will DO prosecuted as by
statute provided.
Dated at Portland. oregon. this
18th day Of June. 1891.
OREGON STATE GAME COM
MISSION.
BY ]. N. FLEIscHNER.
Chairman.
ny BERT ANDERSON.
Commissioner.
ny N. A. LYNCH,
missioner.
BY BLAINE HALLOCK
Com missioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29
70 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS. Tho trout and other
game fish inhabitinG and frequent
ing the waters OF Seven Milo Greek
and all tributaries thereof. the wa
ters OF Woods River and all tribu-
, tarics thereof. and the waters OF the
klamath River for n distance OF
four thousand feet below and two
thousand feet above the mouth OF
Spencer Crock. situated within tho
County OF klamath. State OF Oregon.
arc threatened with extinction from
excessive angling and other causes:
and.
WHEREAS. Tho State Game Com
mission Of the State Of Oregon 10 do
sirous OF protecting the trout and
other game fish inhabitinK and fire.
quentinE tho waters Of Seven Mile
Crock and all tributaries thereof. tho
waters of Woods River and all trib-
utaries thereof. and the waters OF
tho klamath River for a distance
OF four thousand feet below and two
thousald feet above the mouth Of
Spencer Creek. situated within the
County OF klamath. State OF Oregon.
NOW. THEREFORE,. Notice Is
hereby given by the State Game Com
mission OF the State OF Oregon, that
the waters Of Seven Mile Creek and
all tributaries thereof. the waters OF
Woods River ana all tributaries
thereof. and tho waters OF the Kla-
msth River for q distance of four
thousand feet below and two thou
sand feet above the mouth OF Spen-
cor Creek. situated within the Coun-
~ OF klamath, State Of Oregon. are
closed to angling or fishing by any
means whatsoever. for trout or other.
game fish. from the S0th day OF No
vember to the 18th day Of June Of
each year.
And Il y and shall be unlawful for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29
Federal Power Com
mission.

In compliance with the Federal
Water Power Act (41 Stat, 1869
notice Is hereby given that the Cali
fornia-Oregon Power Company, 507
Montgomery Street, San Francisco,
California. has filed an application
covering power development on Kla-
math River. located approximately
between a point in Section 81. r. 80
g.. X. f.. and a point in Section 8.
T. IL s.. II. 9 E.. w. N. Any objection
to such application. or request for q
hearing thereon, together with any
briefs, reports. 4, or other data for
which consideration In desired. should
be addressed to the Executive secre-
tary. Federal Power Commission.
Washington. ID. c.
l.s.i5.2s,s,1a.2o.27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29
State Bar May Pass
on Candidafes for
u. S. Dist. Attorney
Herald Washington Burcau

WARRINGTON. June 29.--opposi.
ton TO tho possible appointment Of
Pat Gallagher Of Ontario as United
States attorney for Oregon has do.
veloped In 30 many quarters that II
10 probable that no appointment for
this office will bs made or recon.
mended by tho Oregon senators until
tho motion has boon submitted to the
Oregon Bar association.
Al last therc will bs no appoint
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

Bids will bc received until July
7th BY the undersisncd for supply
ing ten cords OF 16inch Juniper or
nvo pine body wood. to be delivered
and corded In the woodshed at tho
school house In District No. -. 9
miles east of Merrill on tho main
highway to Maiin. Tho board rcserv-
es tho right to reject any and all
bids.
w. ". BURRIss. Clerk
2S-6 Merrill, Ore
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

Always somsfhins Ncy.
ny JUNIUs

,, Whom W. attended the movies,
which wo do regularly. wa always
walt anHiousiy for tho news resi or
topical rcview. We don't have much
tims TO read tho newspaper, and va
likc To keep track Of what Ia going
on In tho world. Whiis some Other
features on the average movie show
may not hold us cntranced. wa are
always sure Of something now. and
We are certain 70 see tho vital Cpl
sodcs OF tho worlds news dished up.
hot off the Eriddle. And the best par,
OF II In wc are never disappointed.
We know exactly what We arc going
TO 500. We saw our favorite news rcei
Yesterday. and II ran exactly ~ fol-
lows: . ...
Wellesley college girls rolling
hoops. ,.....
canosins on bay at Copenhagen.
Battlcship passing under Brooklyn
bridge.
Count do Kay arriving from Eur.
ops.
Secretary OF tho navy looking
through portfolio OF batticship.
Living American flag made by
Bquawtueket school children.
AuskratA at play.
Wow Of Charleston. N. C.. from
airpisnc.
Launching Of freishtor Chshopaho-
pahopstunG ut Seattle.
Close up OF Miss Euphomia Nudge.
Who ehristencd boat.
Drih Of students at Hokum Mill
tsry academy.
Fire In Bone Collar button Works
ct Hoopdaie. Ind.
Miniature saiiboats on iakc IN
Central park.
Making douEhnuts by machinery.
The sugar profiteers cannot be nc.
cused Of wasting thoir sweetncss on
the dessert. etc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29
niDs WANTED FOR HHED harm

biIDS WANTED FOR SHED BARN
Bids will bc received until July
Tth. BY tho undersigned for tho con-
struction Of shed barn I6x2t at the
schooihouse In District No. 80. on the
main highway to Malin. Bidder TO
furnish all material and spccifica-
tions may be had by writing to or
calling on the undersigned. The
board reserves tho right TO reject
any and all bids.
w. Z. BuRRIss. cierk
1886 Morrill,. Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

Bert Thomas ehirps that the av-
srsse husband doesn't earn Us much
~ . movie star. but HIS sticking
qualities arc much better.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

Frank soxton ssks who ever heard
Of a picnic without somebody sittins
In the pieY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

d. 8. 0rixsby says daylight saw.
ing appesrs TO be the only saving
. good many folks can make.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

Beware Of excuses Of any kind.
Learn. like tho horse. to say neigh. ."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

shake Gives Shake the Shake
Charles Shake 10 seeking Q divorc
from Grace Shake In Anchorage. Ky
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29
Tha, PrsSnier

Il presume that the violin 10 the
most important instrument In an or
chsstra."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

shes nearly 10 now and fat
Hsr troth TO another's pli&hted.
And fsin would ! inform her that
II she 10 happy. I'm delighted!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

Lsave growing to dogs. they DO
II better. no matter how hard you
try.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

1T was until tho Jazz camo IN.
Now It's tho COW boil"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29

d. A. Booster lives In Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-29
Rix Candidates File
BIDS WANTED FOR WOOD

Herald classified ads pay yoa.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
CHAPTER ~


When sheriff TON Fiosers and The
othsrs had hesn guns Coz half an hour.
i1llahsth liitisfori sat up Ia ihs 4
lsnce u vas q grvai and heaty s'isucs
that hofsrrd ihers over ne north eud
u David Morvlands mounialn Ihsrv
uas noi even ths dnammlug ~ q ysl.
loshamnef. not even the saucy chat
tsring ~ q boousf squirrel. not even
the twitisrlns u . biri Net = leaf
stirred snyvhsrs Everything sesmed
lifclcss Il sas almosi as ihough she
were ti.s sole lnhahllaui of the world
Then shs thought Il was uuonilms.
and ths ofacef and bic prisoner would
doubtless halt ai John Morslands
cabin Coz the uoOuday meal. and n
she FASTENED shs would Est 10 see illl
uale again
~ she un ilts dos uhruuEh ne
green wcodiand. ihruush the tanEle %
laurel and Ivy ant over tir moss.
covered aiouca. aeross 3 shoulder -
David Merslands mouniaiu She uas
harsfo-sisd. and her dress Nas q sim-
Dc garment ~ uhiis dotted blue
ralico. aud her loug brown hair lowed
bsl.iud hrr lke ~ haif of . yuunE
sitch-becauss ~ tho etciiemeni ~
ths morning shs had forgotten 10 rivs
Il its usual daily pialilng
A. she drsv near 10 The Morelaud
leaders home. she sav nll Dale and
the sheriff waik out at tho FaieWay
aud mount their horses Maiur hrad.
icy came out. and BE-. too. mounted biz
horse and she Was Glad that he was
Eolng along rhers Nss a great crowd T.
al the Ltilsforis Nerr thsrr. aud ail
the Morelands. aud Old Grauny lleck,
the fortune teller. On every facc hshs
saw signs of sympathy aud sorro~,
llsr eyes filled. M. was 80 glad that
they. too. loved him. Il was worth 20
lnE 10 jail b. kno~ that one was loved
like that Not that Il didn't hurt lo
80 him rolng 10 jail. Of coure jail
aud horror av words that mean the
sane 10 the mountain dweller
She went 0a 10 toll him good By
she knew Il would b. hard. but ahs
steelsd herself. she would BE- a Little
ford and strong he saw her coming
snd h. turned bis baI horse and rode
y mes, her. She s,o2ped and elaspcd
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09

1T was an accident yknow. but
shoot. II yOu iik,.
"No," commanded Adam Rails
father q slender and angular old man
with straggling Iron gray beard
"No. don't shOOt. Shootin's too quick,
By gOnnles And 'en, Il alni aecordin'
10 law" lQuesr how suddenly be- 10
spscisd the maissu Of the larp
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09

u sas q usai anf uuausserabls
suesilon. and 4 49, q prayer. too
"tord. ~hatu ! 90 nosf shs ~
Tsaied
When iun nas hpd ridden oui -
her dsht shs thrcs dosn ihs crushed
aoesfs aud auns hsrsslf pfusifais.
sith her fsos Close 10 ths hemleck
Ls.diss aud ne earth and sept l0~
snd bitterly. and sept and sepi-
"i.ord shatI ! 40 uosf
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09

. ebaw a. store houghti By gonnisA
Adams death
Flowers turned 10 Dale
u have heand through Luke More-
land he said with more or les of
feeling IN hls voice "a good many
things IN your favor ! want Sou 10
Know that rm sorry to have to lake
you and place you In the cariers'iile
jan 10 show YOU that mean w. Th
sparr you the irons and allow you to
"a. your own horse alonr beside me.
a. though YOU were not under arrest
~ all"
Dale had by this time worn ihe kren
edge from IA. grief b, means of hl'
greai Nil power ~ hnwed s.shij
70 the Ofncsf aud replied with rNse
eeuriesy;
"Iellsys me. sir. with the 'e1
fslnlest trace 0f = smile. = am serJ
much obliged 10 you
Luxe Norsland lsd ~ the sleek
youns bay that Blll Dale bad namsd
Fsa sHd ljsls swung himself easily
lnis the saddle Ne faced ~ sheriff
~ you're ready to a.. sif hs said.
4 sms
Tugetkcf they rois through ths
woodland toward the broad green val
lsy. sith ihs Liiilefords ths More
lands Major hradle1 and Hayes fol-
loeing closely behind them.
w on ne side " David Morelunds :
mountain there had he,u q silent aud
unseen sitness 10 the arrest of hlll
Dale She sss hidden behind .
gnariei and twisisd ciump - sheep
laurel sitting ou q patch of uuy,
dsluty purs blue dayhoeers -cruthins
10 hsr hands ne iiny purple blossoms
that are snsvn e. lois tears
-Io'd, .A-'n I - so-' 'A' @u''
aErsd
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09

down them thar guns Iut u"Nh ="
O. them thar guns right nowi hear
nef-
IIe turned back 10 Dale. We say u
was a nccidentf he sneered.
~Yes. n was an accident"
Like the Old dtSilw roaed Blaek
Adam. father
Tie stepped and picked ~ his sons
black slouch hat and examined u.
There were Two bullet holes close To-
eeihef in the rim-and one Of them
had been there fnr long time.
"ihu Mnrrlnnd h-. hrrn Hiamln'
g. huN ia .h,ss b. -ald "aui ,"n W
shore rapsd purty id we'll Il must
b. be,n yors third sho, 'at got
Adam.
4 fred only oBcr." disagreed Date.
"iouf son nrrd nfst nfvd s,,uud
and somebudy els-. ! haven't the
silfhirsi ld-s shu. nNd The Vlhsr
shot"
Az. shsi upi 10 can tell u II the
trial" groslsd old Ball rhen 10 hls
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