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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13
FARA EsfRENAR EN- NAvIDAD.- :

FARA ESTRENAR EN- NAVIDAD. -
Vendo: esplendida casa de concrete. Es-
tara terminada ell 10 de este mes. Pue-
de entregarse ell 15. En- uno de los 81
stios mas visibles importsntes de, Con-
dado. Avenida Wilson. Doble entrada
de autom6vil. Pr6xima la plaza pd-
blica, al trolley, a, parque y los ba-
nos de mar. Sc REALIZA PoR SU
COsTO. Solcite informes 357 verde,
Santurce, en- la propia casa en- cons
truccicn. Sc deja en- hipoteca la mi
tad de su valor al diez por ciento annual.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADO S

VyENTA DE FLORES NATURA.
LES sn Ia calls "Hoars". StsS
IA. gsntnrce. Al tel6fono e7s
axnl, s&nturcs , seran ssryidoa inrnsdis
tamants.--P.
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IL CATARRO ES PELIGROSO:-
~ Cuidese su catarro tomando
"HYOToLE". Sc vende en- todas
las Farmacias.-12-31.
II IN Azucarero desea contrata en-
- cuaIquier Central. Dirijase pog
escrito a Felipe Benitez, Parada %,
santurce, P. r. 1913
rANE DINERo: = Necesito seis
agentes en- la Isla para vender
zapatos efectos AUTOMOBILES directa'
mente al consumidor. Escriba Jose
M. Gatell. Apartado 1892, San Juan.
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CENTRAL

MAiSsSe sssSEsxlsAe aypR@sANen%
sara Hotol vnodernAm%nte AGsslp&is
ssn &zeepsor, habitacionep con ha
IN, eel&feno, tirrbras = caanto ~
1uisre ~ ypodsrno "eonfoTt" Rlsy
E6roNeo. Restaurant . Ia eRrtas Te
'$sovnr: s8s-1i4A. Eax 1881, Sas
Tess, PLAYA P~iAsiPnl, gan xxa2
'as~~~a Pias
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OIEzAs DE CHANDLER NUEvAs.

Ejes de.anteros y traceros. Co
jinetes de vielas, etc. Pihones v Cata-
linas, Cristales para Windshield, Aros
de pistones, Tapas de bocinas,s Radia-
dores, etc. Un Dodge touring, S250.o0,
Dos Chandler touring, $4,000. Bear
ings timlxin para camiones autos f.
y. Wells y Co., Inc, stop 15.-12-21
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13

CE ALQUILA en- la parada IA, calle
Nueva, un piso alto, de cinco habi
taciones, sitio muy fresco y tranquilo.
Para informes: M. Garcia Reigada,
Telefono 1910 san Juan, san Francis
co 81 (altos).
DoR $1,000 X $1,000 alquiio Gale Ar
senal ocho, habitacion para dorni-
torio y hermoso loca, para odcina y
dep6sito. Infcrmara Telefono SO. Box
1106.-1-6.
cE vENDE I'm cafetin en- 10 mas
c6ntrico de la ciudad con todas las
existencias y muebles; para informes
en- San Francisco so liz, San juan
1927. ff
CT UETED desea IN bonito rane
para novia, ceronas flores susl
.ns. Dtrijase al tel6Teno 298 azul San
urce ' nerA atsndtdo inmediatameats
p
Sc ALQUILAN los altos casa calle Err
nesto Cerra esquina carretera Nueva.
Cuarenta d6lares; cuatro dormitorios,
sala comedor, cccina, cuarto banjo e
Inocoro. Informaran Bajos. Tel5fono
815 negro 1913
DOR $50.0O.-Se alqui.an los bajos
4 de la casa ntmero ocho de la ca
lie ssSuhida de la Iglesia de San Ma
teo'' yparada 25. Informaran: Tel6fono
n1mero 773 azul santurce, p. R.-P
rsoID BLANoUEADoR Y
~ VANISHING CREAM, PANDORA
/ son los tres mejores productos hasts
ahora conocidos, usandolos no hay Gu
tbs mao; no dobe faltar en- su tocador
Pomo 80 centavos. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co.'s.
| Sc ALQUILA en- Niramar parada Il
calle de Los Naranjcs No. 4, casa COZ
cinco habitaciones, terraza balloon )
garage por $4,000. Informes f. r. Bre
mes, san Francisco 5S.r 12-21
| 4 TIENDA A sU sALUD:- 81 s
siente usted debil, Y neresita VI
buen reconstituyente, pida en- las Ear
macias stARCODoL" vera que muchI
le aprovecha--12r31.
CT vENDE muy barato un autom6
vii "oldsmobile' de siete pasa
jeros en- muy buenas condolences. Go
mas y cubre-asientos nuevos. Excela-
te para negocios. P. 0. Box S5, Baya
mon, P. R.-12-1s.
CoBREToDo de invierno de hombre
- Sc vande persona que embarque
para Europa New York. Informaran:
Maria Navarro, Box s63, Bayamon, ca.
lie del Concrete 1918.
CE .ALoU1LA. Casa de concrete en-
MacISary st. Informara: Ma
nueI velez en- Gale Los Bafios esqui=
ma Mac Leary, o lame al telefono 227
. negro, santurce. 1926
DEsHILADORAS: Sc necesitan deshi-
ladoras expertas con practica para
deshilar blusas. Pagamos los mejores
precios. United Needle Workers Of p
I r Tnr Alien 66 12-1q
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Co1ARHs:-oalle LOLA (parada

Co1AREs:-CalIe LOLA (psrada
44). Precios sunaments bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. Su nombre y d.
recci6n por telefono, correo perso-
nalmeute, le da derecho information
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edificio
Belayal, Tancs 2. TelafOno $50, San
Juan.-P.
Sc ALQUILA UN CHALET
En- magnificas condolences y espl6n-
didamente situado en- San Juan Moder-
no, cerca del Mar. Infornlaran en- el
tel6fono 595, Santurce. --11-25.
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CT DEsEA listed QUE sU CABE-
- LILO vuelva su color natural pri
mitivo use la sALUD DEL CABELLo
DE HAY, preparado inofensivo que ade
mas de suprimir las canas, fortalece
la raiz del cabello. Frasco grande 81 .25
" Frasco Mediano rs centavos. CON-
ZALEz PADIN co.'s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-13

LENA: .'LA RELACIoN QUE
HAY ENTIRE Ell Uso DE LAS
BEBIDAs ALCOHoLIcAs Y LOS
DEsEoUTLIBRIos MENTALEs
Es LA DE CAUsA Y EFEcTo
PoRoUE LA TABERNA Es LA
MADRE DEL MANICoMIo.r
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CE ALQUILAN dos habitaciones en-
casa de fanilia, juntas separa-
das. Gale Cerra 5, Parada 15.-12-16.
CE vENDE Sc ALQUILA, despuss
ae d1ciembre prirnero, EN- Monteao-
res. casa estilo Bungalow" de ocho
habitaciones. casita para e. servicio Sc
parada. Tiene garaje. Llame al telefo.
no So Ro1o. santurca.--P.
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+ UJosAs TARJETAs A MANo:-
4A superiores las impresas. Por 20
centavos enviaremos cinco preciosas
tarjetas con su nombre, en- tintas sati-
nadas. Anuncios en- Cartulina. Box
492. Rio Piedras.-12-16.
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REUEBLRs EN- vEETA:-Por tencr
que ausentarse sus duefios, estan a
"a venta una serie de magnifcos nue.
bles, los cuales podran ser adquiridos
en- condolences favorables. Dirijase pa
ra inforines al Telefono 595, Santurce
-12-13.
CoI.AREs:--A plazos y al contado,
en- la parada SO, Hato ReY. Ven
tajosas condolences. Para informes: o.
cALzADA, Ofcina Tetuan 8, San
Juan, Tel 1037-.12-14.
CTONALIx sAIz DE CARLO, para
fscilitar la digestion y evitarse
las molestias del est6mago intestinos
t6mese una cucharada de stomaIix
saiz de Carlo despues de cada conf.
da; 10 venden todas las boticas. -GON
zALEz PADIN co.'s.
A PRovECHESE:- Envie $3.50 Y re-
: cibira vuelta de corrco tres
libras de magnifco bombones pas
tas franceses, cue Sc detallan s1.25
libra. Haga su pedido hoy, Y podra
rcpctirlo autes dc Navidad 81 uueda
sstisfecho. Choco,ateris Due, Eox 800,
San Juan.-12-1e.
CE vENDE barato IN piano marca
CORONA er uenas condolences.
Telefono 64 Rojo santurce. -12-26.
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I $4,000 al afio $1,000 en- las horas ]
+ libres. Ademas repartimos con 1
{. I'd. nuestras ganancias. Venaa !.
+ capas de aqua marca Weather !
+ Monarch. Pregunte por "Duol I.
{ Coat No. 500. 0btenga muessra !
+ gratis de una capa.
E Associated Raincoat Agents Inc. {.
Z 446 N. Wells Div. p. II. .
+ Chicago, Ill. ]
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CE vENDE barato un piano marca
CORONA er uenas condolences.
Tel6fono 64 Rojo Santurce.-12-26
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STAPATEROs:-- 81 querets econo-
mizar en Ia compra dc pieles =
n,atsriaJes del ramo, solieitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 1S4. Aguadilla, P.
kR
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cE vENDE I'm cafetin en- 10 mas
c6ntrico de la ciudad con todas las
existencias y mueblesi para informes
en- San Francisco so 1l2, San juan
1927. fis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
k~coul Baptist Church Elects.

Second Baptist Church has elected
the following officers f6,- the ensuing
year. Clerk. Mise Marguerite Johnson; {;
member OF the music committee, Mrs.
Jamoe ~. Shuster, treasurer, Stuart
J. Horn: chairman OF ushers. William
NJ. Gamble. Jr.; assistant chairman,
!. llHIufvrd Alexander, deacons. c. 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
Household Engineering

You know the sort of housewife who always man.
ages to get things done, who make small income
cover multitude Of needs whose house and family
spick and span, who always up with smile
That lady is Household Engineer
She knows the science of saving prices without
saving appearances and the value Of knowing just
when and where to buy the things she needs.
And the chances ten to that she's n regular
reader Of Every Evenings Classified Section.
These little ads alphabetically grouped and neatly
ndexed to form a regular Handbook of Opportunities
are indispensable anyone who trying make money
go far it and bring the greatest possible salts
faction.
You can't afford to spepd your money without first
looking the changing opportunities presented there
every day.
Watch Every Evenings Classified Section every
day-H what you desire is not advertised ed-pace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
What You Want Is to Use Classified Ad Her
MERCHANDISE.
Household Goods

LARGE COOK McMhhons
Choice, reasonable. at 40s Delaware ave-
nue. Phone 6b72 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
AUcTIoNs--LEoALs.
Legal Notices


PROPOsALs--Prop for tho Iigh ting
Of certain streets and alleys. or portions
thereof. In the city Of Wilmington, Del
aware. With incandescent (rhAntiel. gas
lights. The Board Of Directors Of tbs
street and Sewer Depar tment Of the city
Of Wilmington, Delaware, will rA-lys
sealed proposals At thsts of,ce. room 15i,
City Hall. Tenth and King streets. IN MI
for lighting certain of tho streets and
alleys, or portions thereof. In the city
OF Wilmington, Delaware. by incandesccns
yesr begsaina mi Her IGr osa ios eF % num- 9n.
ber OF jncandesceDt fnoaDtieJ gas Iights
shall not De less than 600. spocifca-
eps tbs sy os 9o'aRsd T5e r.b tss oes q
70 reject any or all bids Attest frank
w. Pierson, secretary.
PROPOsALS-P for the electra
lighting OF certain Of tho streets and
alleys on. portions thereof. In the city d
Directors of. the street and Sewer Do
partment OF the city OF Wilmington.
Delaware. VIII receive scaled proposals A.
and King streets, until III O'Clock a. m.
Tuesday. March 2. 1922 for lighting
certain OF the streets and alleys, or
portions thereof. in the city Of VIZ
for terms Of TWO years and Gye years.
each beginning April /, 1922. The num-
ber Of electric lights shall not be less
3
minatlng capacity not less than lamps
at present In ,tse "a ampere, rs volt, Cen
erai Electric Company's Magnetitej, 700
capsay eeetrc g s.. Of ,bs an
candle power. and 17z incAndesceng
electric lights OF an illuminating capacity
| not less than 80 candle power, or their
be obtained at the Office Of the depart
ment. The right Is reserved TO rejecs
any or all bids. Attest, Frank w. Pier
son, secretary.
ESTATE OF JAMES d. STROUD, DE-
etter. aeon ne5s0y hs esn esate sna q
hundred, deceased. were duly granted
99to Edith L. stroud; On ths eigsth day
indebted TO the said deceased are re-
quested 70 make payment TO the execu-
trix without delay, and all persons having
CURED to exhibit and present the sans
/ duly probated TO the said executrix on
or before the eighth day Of February
bcha al '2f Adsh fg ABIDE 10 rdas sy Sss Law sreat @ III
Address Philip L. Garrett, attorney-st Z
law. Equitable Building Wilmington
Delaware
Notice is hereby given that at a aeetin:
Of the directors OF fne Wilmington Auto
Of Delaware, held on the 2Ist day Of FEB
ruary, 1922, and called for tha. purpos.
a resolution was adopted By said directors
declaring it advisable in the judgmen
. OF the board OF directors and most for IN
benefit OF said corporation that the sam
: | should be dissolved
Notice is further given tina. the director
at said meeting appointed the 18th da,
b. / OF March, 1922, at / o'clock a. M, at tn
Office OF the corporation in Wilmington
Delaware. for the holding Of g meeting o
the stockholders Of the said corporAtio
70 take action upon said resolution.
(Signed) ROYAL 9. HCLL, Secr5 ary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

STENOGRAPHER-A clerk. Must be
In good health rapid in work and have
character references Excellent oppor-
tunity for right party. Answer In own
handwriting and state views as to salary.
o 25, Every Evening Office.
WOMAN-For general housework. 507
East Eighth street.
WHITE MAID-Wanted experienced,
Protestant for waiting and downstairs
work Reference required. Apply En-
ployment O1ice, l19 West Eleventh st.
WHITE GIRLr-Wanted for general house
work sleep in; no washing or ironing
reference. Apply 7I2 Washington street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

WANTED-To rent, with option OF buy
ing, bungalow or small house with al
conyenieDces, Ia section northeast of
Wilmington. Address Nj IS. Every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

son; trustees, ]. Mcrrick Horn. Charles
ID. Bird and William II. Taylor;
/ womans Auxiliary. Mrs. Ella Moore.
Mrs. Ulysses Alexander and Mrs,
Joseph II. warfeld; superintendent
OF Sunday school, j. r. Copes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02

Warm. comfortable rooms are ofYer-
ed for rent In the classified ad section
today.-Adv.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
Return of Burke
Funds Ordered

Bismarck, N. D., June lathe su-
preme court Of North Dakota, in a
decision handed down yesterday, af-
firmed the rit of mandamus issued
by District Judge Lowe, directing
Lawrence Larsonl former treasurer
of Burke county, and of the First Ma
tional bank of Bowbells to pay to the
incoming treasurer money which had
been placed on time deposit by Lar
son shortly before he went out of
office, May 1, 1921.
Justice Bronson, writing the opin-
ion, held that Larson was without
authority in depositing money on
time deposits and that moneys placed
on time deposits, really We're demand
deposits.
Treasurer Larson had deposited
$166,O00 in various banks of the
county and the decision in this case
was to apply to all instances. Most
Of the money has since been repaid
through time deposits becoming due.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
BOUNDOVER
ON ARSON CHARGE

Shields, N. D., June 14.-John Huafi
of New Leipzig, who is being held on
a charge of larceny, was bound over
to the next hearing of the district
court June 13, after the preliminary
hearing in justice court Monday at
New Leipzig. Hauff was arrested
about three weeks ago by Fire Mar
shal, R. A. Maddaugh who charged
him with having burned his black
smith shop.
The one eye witness in the case
was John Schmatz, who was watering
his horses across from the blacksmith
shop at a o'clock in the morning and
says he saw Hauff pile the kindling
and pour oil on it, then touch match
to it. The defendant was represented
by State Attorney j. X. Murray of
Hettinger county. States Attorney
Hogan conducted the prosecution.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14

of the government it is absolutely safe,
1t begins to earn money as soon as a
dollar is invested. BY postal savings
and by the sale Of War Savings
Stamps the Government has created
spirit of thrift and saving, it intends
to foster that spirit and build it's saw.
ing system stronger and better, not
only for the benefit of the people
themselves, but for the good of the
United States as nation.
We are trying to reach the people
who have money, they should invest,
but who will trust no medium than the
government. The Government de-
sires to sell it's securities and wants
to place them far and wide. It wants
every person to become it's partner.
1t wants to use their money and pay
them fair rate of interest for it.
That is why the United States today
has become one of the strongest and
most important factors in thrift and
savings movement.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
THE POSTAL Saw
|NGS SYST TEN
PRESENT SYSTEM rs EXPLAINED
SAVING MONEY is NOT
MTSERLY-IT is WISDOM

(By F. A. Scott, Acting Postmaster)
Thrift is necessary to national ex-
istance. When people cease saving
and turn to waste and extravaganza
they begin to degenerate, their govern
ment beings to decay, and the life of
their nation is doomed. All the world
has shown that thrifty people are a
progressive people and prosperous
people, advancing steadily in industry,
intelligence, independence, and good
government. Saving money is; not
miserly, it is wisdom. Hording money
is miserly and wasteful, because it
clogs the life blood commerce. Saw
ing money and investing it, on the
country, means that money is put to
work, earning for the investor and
providing capital for industry and
trade.
The United States Government has
become actively engaged in a great
saving movement for thrift saving. It
is reaching out for the boarded and
hidden money earned by the timid; it
offers them safe investment and
high rate of interest. The Postal Saw
ings System has been in operation
more than twelve years and has been
success. It still affords one of the
best mediums for people who can save
only small amounts a time. Ten-cents
stamps are sold, and when a person
has ten stamps the ycan be exchang-
ed for 81, interest bearing postal
savings certificate. Postal Savings
have proved very popular, many people
having purchased the limit of $4,000.
The government also offers Treasu.
ry Savings Certificates for those who
want to invest in larger amounts
They are sold in denominations OF
$25, $10O and $1,000, at 500, $50 and
$500. These certificates are exempt
from state and local taxation( except
estate and inheritance taxes) and from
the normal Federal income tax, pay.
ing q IL per cent interest compounded
semi-annually, redeemable in five
years. They make most attractive
investment for persons of small means
the wage Garner, the farmer, and fol
the women and children who are
striving to save in small lots.
Postal Savings and Treasur Sav.
ings Certificates can be obtained a,
any postoffice. The postoffice thus
becomes the bank of the small inves.
tor. Every person with a little none,
to save can easily reach post office
and once the money is in the hands
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
TRANSIENT is WOUNDED

Marmath, N. D., June 14:-When
several transients he had ordered out
of town failed to move as rapidly as
he wished, William Bowdon, special
officers with the Milwaukee railroad,
fired into the ground with the revol-
yer and apparently the bullet glanced
and struck transient at some dis
tance from the advancing group of
transients. The wounded man was
given attention and Bowden was
arrested and will be given a hearing.
According to information, the wound
ed transient was not in view, and the
wound was accidently inflicted.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
Small Girl Wounded By
Brother in Accident

Valley City, N. D., June 14.-Esther
Larson, 6-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Larson of near here,
is in a local hospital, unconscious
and in serious condition as the result
of being iaccidentlly shot 1t ap-
pears that she was standing just
outside the house near a screen
door. A rifle with which her broth
er, aged 8, was playing, was acci-
dentally discharged, the bullet pass
ing the girl just above one ear and
lodging, inside her heaal. Attend
ing physicians express little hopes
that the child may. recover.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
KILLS HIMSELF
WHEN SURROUND.
ED BY OFFICERS

Bismarck, N. D., June 14.-Brought
to bay sheriff a party of sheriff
parties and farmer possemen from
Morton and Oliver counties who had
been seeking him for two days, Mike
Ulrich, ex-convict, shot and kiI!eu him
self when surrounded.
The man on Thursday last attempt
Ell 10 assault Mrs. Bert Mills. wife
Of his employer and was later arrest
ed. Saturday he was arranged before
a justice at Ce.ter anl held to iis-
tr,ct court. Sunday he was in Gus.
tc,'ay of .:cocty sheriff pending an
attempt to secure bal and was not
in Jail, Center having no Jail. Sunday
nir. lie ESQ.,. ed and saarcn ~
Monday was unavailing, however,
Monday night he again appeared at
the Mills home and was ordered off
by Mr.. Mills who threatened him with
shotgun. Ulrich failed to heed the
warning and advanced, Mills firing
at him.
Secures Revolver
Tuesday he went to Mandan, drew
$25 from local bank, purchased a
revolver, food enough for two or
three days and returned to the Wei
nifty of the Mills farm. At $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon he was seen to enter
patch of brush at point where Mr..
Mills accustomed to water his live
stock. The woman who saw him
telephoned posseemen who immedi-
ately surrounded the place.
Ulrich, aged 38, was sent to the
state prison from Devils Lake num-
Der of years ago for criminal assault.
He served his term and was released.
For the last two years he had been
employed on the Bert Mills farm,
located 16 miles north of the city of
Mandan and about 8 miles north of
the Massingham ranch.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-06-14
Missing Chiid's
Skeleton Found

Garrison, N. D., June 14.-The mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance
in June, 1921, of the 1-2-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Notion,
tenants on the Martin Olson farm
near Garrison, has just been cleared
up by the finding of the skeleton of
the child in dense thicket in the
Missouri bottom lands about two
miles from the home of Mr.. Engel, at
whose home Mr.. and Mrs. Notion
were visiting when the child strayed
away from his playmates and van
ished. Indications were that the
child, trying to make his way through
the underbrush, had stumbled over a
log and fallen exhausted.
For time, after the boys disap-
pearance, the theory was held that
he might have been drowned in an
overflow of the Missouri river, but
later this theory was given little cred
ence because of the conditions of the
banks and in view of area flooded.
Apparently where the child was even
tually found, the boy had wandered
thither and then become almost sur
rounded by the waters, which nearly
converted the area into an island.
Searching parties of hundreds hunt
ed for days and bloodhounds from the
state penitentiary were employed.
Authorities followed gypsies in Min
nesota on the theory the child might
have been kidnapped.
Indications were that at no time
had the waters of the river risen to
where the child was found.