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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

are his widow and children for
eigners? S. h
A. His wife took his nationality
when she married him. She may re.
sumo her American citizenship II
residing in the United States at the
termination of the marital relation
by continuing to reside therein
The children are Americans by VIZ
tue of having been born in the
United States.
@. In applying luminous paint 70
clocks and watch dials, find thas
one can not tell time by them dur
ing the day. How can this be rem
edied? L. A. G.
A. 1t is necessary to use black
dials on clocks and watches wnefe
luminous paint is employed.
@. How often are rural free de-
livery mail carriers paid?
S. H. S.
A. The postoffice department
says that R. F. D. mail carriers re-
sceive their pay checks every 10
days. They receive a check tne
first Of the month and the midoie
Of the month.
Q. Why did Caruso often atteno
services in synagogues? J. F. Z.
A. Caruso is quoted as saying:
Il have discovered that the JEWISH
chanters employ peculiar metnol
OF information and vocalizatl0n y,
their service. They are unexcesea
In the art Of shifting the melof J.
OF sticking up a new key, OF moen,
lating their ritual chant, and y.
overcoming vocal difficulties tss.
may occur in the words ratae.
!H:19 II the melody itself. For tp'.'
reason I V3 Jewish N1eepsues
whenever l Kh TIE opportunity.
@. Do mosquitoes breed az
where except in swamps
marshes! H. F. Il.
A. Mosquitoes will breed esen.n
|! = little rain water in an old y y
can or in an undrained roof y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
THE CALL.
By Jane Iadd.
Copyright, 1922, by Wheeler Syn
dictate. Inc.)

copyright, 1922, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
1t was 5 o'clock when Leonie fin
ished her preparations for dinner
and took the morning paper to heI
shady porch to wait until DR.. Ben
should come rafting home in his
shabby little car. The glazing head
lines seemed to belong to another
world than hers, and she read idly
until a brief paragraph tucked
away in corner drained the color
from her cheeks.
"The terrible epidemic known
as the Black Death, which has
been sweeping disastrously
through our mountain district,
is assuming gigantic proper
tons. Physicians and nurses
are continually volunteering
for the work, but their number
is pitifully inadequate"
She remembered now, Ben hat
spoken of the scourge once, eagerly
eyes alight; but at her quiverins
horror the subject had beer
dropped. She covered her fac'
with both slim hands. "Oh, wha
would 1 do"-she whispered; the1
checked herself, shiverine
Ben came in late, quiet and de
pressed. Its been a hard day." h
explained YEARLY. And all even
ing he sat in silence, blind to LIE
onie's wistful glances.
The telephone bell rang. and h
went into his office to answer il
Carl Rogers" he said when h,
came back. Then, stiffly, He
volunteered for this plague, Leonie
He's leaving Sunday"
Leonie's eyes were wide ant
strained. She came and sat OF
Ben's knee; touched his cheel
with fluttering hand. Ben" sh,
questioned, fearfully, "are you
going?"
He managed smile, and his re
ply was quietly convincing. mo
without your full and free consent
DEAR"
She burst into tears. II couldn'
bear it, Ben"
He held her close but there wer
deep lines between his brows
"Carl's wife is bearing it, darling
She loves Carl, too-and she's 60
ing to be mighty proud of him
now"
And I'm proud of YOU" ~I4eoni
stormed. Proud Of your lowe
the way you gave up prospects
and your father-and home
/ for me-when you had to make tn
choice. That is ALL ask"
Soberiy he made his last appea
! Suppose. some day, a little Be
should come to us-and suppos
he heard about this plague. in year
to come-and asked me il l ha
helped Would you wan
me to tell him I'd stayed at home
It's the call Of humanity, Leonie.
may only come once in my lifetim,
Don't you want me to answer +
dear%
Her arms were clasped about hi
neck. II only want you, Ben" sh
sobhed. "Il never let you go!"
They slept but little that nigh
and woke to gray and rainy dawI
Breakfast was q dismal meal. L.
onie's freshly made coffee had
bitter taste; her toast was dry a
: ashes: the bacon salt as tears.
wan little face was the last thin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
Reward for Cabel Murderers.

The Rock Island county board promptly
recognized public desire when it authorized
payment OF a reward of $4,000 for the murder
ers OF William Gabel, the local saloonkeeper.
The amount is believed large enough to at
tract agencies that specialize in the handling
Of such cases. The killing was one Of the
most cowardly in the criminal annals Of the
county. ~
The Argus has said that Gabel was exc
cuted in accordance with the decree of the
vice lords of Rock Island For years he had
held intimate relations with this element. He
was himself law-breaker. but he had con-.
tributed large sums regularly with the under
standing that he was to be protected in the
carrying on Of his illegal traffic. Gabel con-
Quoted one Of the biggest disorderly resorts in
the city, and was known to be taking large
profits. But the tariff exacted by the immunity
ring became so burdensome that he finally
broke with the crowd and announced his in
N1tention of getting out of the business and buy
: ing poultry farm. >Gabel talked, with the
result that the operations of the protection
ring became known to government agents en-
gagged in investigating liquor violations in the
CITY, 1t was after Gabel had revealed the
workings of the protection ring to the govern
ment agents that he was marked for death.
The rulers of the underworld decided that he
should not be let live to tell what he knew in
q court.
The death of Gabel was not loss to Rock
Island. Perhaps he was no better morally
than those who planned his destruction. There
: fore It'll not through sense of individual loss
that the public insists that his murderers be
busted down and punished, but it is in the in
terest OF community morals and safety that the
people want the masks torn from the faces of
the highwaymen who have had a seemingly
unbreakable hold on Rock Island the past few
years, defying all law and seeking to intimi-
late and terrorize those who dared to ques-
ion their practices,
The county board deserves the thanks Of
every citizen in the county for its action, es
pecially SO in view of the financial condition
Of the county. with the new Jail incompletet
because Of lack of funds. 1t shows that thu
board considers law and order first There car
be no Law and order in Rock Island so Ions
as the murderers Of William Gabel are per
4 mitted to be at large. The county board alst
proved the lack of wisdom in the Rock Islam,
city commission in refusing to offer induce
ment for the capture of the murderers. Tn,
commission should have acted immediatel,
after the crime. It missed splendid oppor
tunity to display proof Of a purpose to rid Rocl
Island Of influences that are a standing menac
to the safety and progress Of the city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

The sports world mourns the passing Of
lone Of its noblest characters, Tom Marshall, of
IKeithsburg Probably no American did more
For hunting, fishing and craftsmanship. He
condemned all ethical transgressions, and was
responsible for various laws for the protection
sof fish and game against violators.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

The promoters Of the Dempsey-Brennan
match are proceeding in defiance of the ruling
iof the governor Of Indiana. 1t would be fine
commentary on the sovereignty Of that state if
THE mill was staged in the face Of contrary
Iorder by the chief executive.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
Vicinity Deaths
Mrs ElOra RrnHk

Knoxville, Pa, Aug. 1.-The body q
mrs. Flora Brock, who died July %, at
her home in Hornell. was brought here
Sunday for burial in Riverside cemetery.
She was the widow Of William Brock and
formerly resided in Knoxville where she
had many friends. She is survived by
one daughter, Bessie Brock, and a sister.
Mrs. Esther Weaver, Of Hornell.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

The adjutant general of Colorado declares
that no law was consulted in ejecting William
2. Foster from that state. When law officers
gl1ft over the flouting Of the Law they are fos-
terjn6 Decentralization. Foster no doubt
aesested election from Colorado, but the meth
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

People of Illinois will be gratfied at the
ipromptness with which Senator William B.
Mckinley disproved insitqations of connec-
kion with Volstead law violation plots. The
senator has had fine official record and those
knowing the man would be loath TO believe he
would lend himself to any such shady pro-
teedings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

@. What is Elmo Lincoln's real
name? c. G. w.
A. The real name of this motion
picture actor Is Otto Elmo Linken
helt.
@. II q man comes to this coun-
try, marries an American girl,
rears family, but dies before he
gets his final naturalization papers,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
HEALTH TALKS
lare essential for proper develop
By William Brady, NJ. D.


are essential for proper develop
ment Of the digestive functions ana
for the normal nutrition ana
growth Of the baby. There may %
q few feeble or sick infants VINO
cannot take such things. but the
averaxe normal baby needs some
thing moro substantial than diluted
mix. The family physician should
supervise the feeding OF the aO-
normal or sick infant.
Constipation is much less harm
full to q baby than is castor OIL or
SIENNA or any other purgative.
II civilized mothers knew Is
much about infant feeding as say
age mothers and the animals
know. constitution In infancy
would be a rare occurrence.
The Typhoid Prophylactic.
Is the anti-typhoid prophylactic
treatment dangerous, or does 1T
ever cause serious illness! How
long does it take to complete the
immunization of a person against
typhoid fever with this treatment!
J. R.
Answer-It is safe and causes no
more serious illness than d day OF
i headache and malaise. in few
cases, following the first OF the
series of hypodermic injections
Usually one injection is admins
tered each week. until three have
been given. Probably full immun-
ity is not established until a few
weeks after the completion of the
treatment.
/ Cancer Not Communicable.
My uncle, living with us, has
cancer under the tongue. Is there
any danger of any of US catching
it =? MRS. M. NJ.
| Answer-No. Cancer is not
catching. Just exercise the ordi'
nary cleanliness you would tt
avoid ordinary injection.
4 Tuberculous Fellow Worker.
/ A, B. and C work in the same Of
| fee, in successive tricks of duty
each day. All use the same pencils
books, drinking cup, etc. G ha'
tuberculosis and has had severa
hemorrhages. Is there any risk o
infection of A or B? G. L. b.
Il Answer-If A or B takes pen
Gil from C and thoughtlessly put
the point in his mouth, he ma.
contract tuberculosis. If the SAM
drinking cup is kept indoors, A ant
lib run a fair to middling chance 0
; contracting tuberculosis by drink
I ing from it, that is, IL c drink
, from it also. Working with c. II
the same office exposes A or B t
t possible infection. but not so, usini
the office after C has left.
Ice Cream in COntainef.
| Please tell me whether ic
: cream carried for "a hours in
: vacuum bottle is safe to feed t
t children. E. 5.
4 Answer-As safe as any othe
s food similarly carried.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Ryon of Hazel
street spent Sunday at Lake Keuka.


FORD-1s21 touring, just overhauled, othe,
wise good. cash or terms. r. I.-Noliu
Buick Co., 1920 4th Ave.-Ma's classified ad
Not knocking the garage mechanics
What Makes the Wild Grapes Wild.
lZuma Corr, The Argusl
Wild grapes are beginning to ripen
and all the wild men or some kind of
men were out last Sunday with their
baskets, axes, and entering peoples fields
wherever a grapevine could be found.
clipping OF limbs and some places trees
in order to get the grapes Many places
II they would go and ask permission thew
would get the fruit but such actions ia
enough to anger anyone. they seem to
think the farmer has no right to object
and he has to take their abuse and almost
resort to firearms to make them leave his
premises.
FOR those who may be interested "a r
cord the fact (gleaned from the Keithsbu,
lIAJ NeWs) that Mr.. p. E Greenlfmb is
prominent lawyer in Chicago. (Wheeses abo,
twfgs are barred) And did you know n,
Edward II. Bull is pastor Of the Presbyteria
church At Keithsburg!
DID somebody say the rail strike v,
settlsd3 REM'G
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

Ass Governor Small has appointed his son to
state position that carries no salary TINS 4
too much, Governor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

The best thing about the two big strikes is
hat the public is losing patience. When the
people become aroused to the proper pitch the
Istrikes will be brought to an end.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

MAX and Mathilde are reported hiding in
tie Alps. But they will manage to keep an
excited public fully informed Of the progress
Of their romance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

The German mark has taken another tum
ble.z One more vallop and It uksly VIZ b
counted out.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
Argus Information Bureau

Any rseds g the
Frederic Han
confidential replies being b.
to anpooy 1ous taPnl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

SOME of the so-called society women will
fall for any bunk ladled out by the cheapest OF
fakirs. This fact is attested by the activities
of Chicago's "love healer. The Davenport
Democrat compositor was peculiarly inspired
when he made it love heller.
II the Little Gents q Good Sport He'll Buy the
Correspondent Dictionary.
From the Milan Ill) independently
The centerpiece of the dining room
table was a birthday cake, on which were
six minerature rose holders holding six
small candles. The little gent received
purse of money and several other use
full gifts.-West Sherrard Correspondent.
ANY attempt to finish this colyum in a
happy and entertaining vein probably will be
dismal failure, so we shall not attempt it
for the next few Paragraphs, at least
AS we write it is p. m. Friday and we have
been at the office two hours trying to 1oStle
thought from our weary head that might send
forth at least the feeble glow Of a penny
candle.
THIS afternoon Tor yesterday if you prefer
we transferred truckload of furniture and
other belongings from our SC furnished camp
back to our town house. Fortunately the
word is we'll chosen the house is still there.
-.
THE Young Rufian's birthday was COM
plete failure. 1t is difficult to celebrate small
boys birthdays when one is moving. The party,
however, is sure to take place. although it will
, be few days late First we must hold sweet
| communion with the hand sickle and the lawn
| mower.
IN our pessimistic mood tonight we are
convinced that IS per cent Of the persons in
This world never heard of the Golden Rule and
| the other two per cent don't believe it.
SOME men may claim the world is their
oyster. To us the world is an onion. :.
Excuse these tears
CONFDENTIALLY HEARD THAT
| Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard
| To get her poor dog a bone.
| Huh? Well, she can't tell me that. for l
Have a nicesh cupboard of my own!
| SOLOMON PIFFLE.
FULL State Powers May'.-Galesburg Re-
publican-Register headline.
May what? We don't know; we didn't read
the story
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
Ice Cream in Container.

IVt NHoHW III VVHVAs
Please tell me whether Ice
cream carried for "a hours in a
vacuum bottle is safe to feed to
children. Z. 5.
| Answer-As safe as any other
food similarly carried.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19
English Broke While You Wait.

EnSuSn BROKE Wnlle 1Ou wait.
[From the Aurora Ull) BeaconNews.]
Which is the choicest piece Of broken
English" on record? should say that
a sentence of Ardius would take good
deal Of beating. Don't shpoke," shouted
the angry music master to a second vio-
lin who had been arguing with him If
you no like, you vent"
An enraged Portuguese turned upon
his opponent and spat out, III / did
know re English for re box, I would
blow your nose. by damn I ami"
The coffee room waiter who said he
was Swiss, replying to guest ordering
breakfast: Tongue is no more shickkN
never vos! How you like your ekks
VOLT? Tight or loose"
WE don't know whether the Aurora shee
buys O. O. McIntyre's stuff but the broke,
English" story sounds like something he nigh
have disinterred.
NOT KNOCKING LAKE KEUKA.
discovered by Paul in the Corning IN. Y.
Evening LEADER
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

FULL State Powers May'.-Galesburg Re-
publcan-Register headline.
May what? We don't know; we didn't read
the story.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11

Teniendo necesidad de estar au-
sente por algun tempo, por el pre-
sente hago saber a toda persona que
haya adquirido tenga en- negocio
alg1n solar en- el sitio conocido por
"La Sabana' del barrio Pueblo Vie
jo, conmigo con mi hijo Marcos,
cue 81 no tuviere inscrito ell referido
solar en- ell Registro de la Propie-
lad, debera presentarse en- el tsrmi
no de cuarenta dias, en- mi residen-
cia, con el fin de aclarar ciertos par
ticulares.
No respondere de compromises
con personas que no Sc hubiesen per
sonado en- mi casa durante dicho TER
mino, 10 que hago saber para conoci-
miento general.
MARCOS TOMAS CANEJA
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11

sUBAsTA DE UN PUENTE

En- la tarde del lunes Sc llevo a efec
to en- la ofcina del Comisionado del In
terror la subasta para la construction
de un puente de hormigon armada So
bre ell Rio Grande de Mameyes, carre-
tara No. 8, seccion Rio Grande- -Luqui-
10, cuyo presupuesto de oficina ascien-
de a Ia suma de SIS, ,391.04, habiendo
concurrido los siguientes postores:
L. Lopez Dias, Arecibo $12,478.40
John Johnson, Rio Piedras 12,922.85
Angel Santiago, Ponce 13,59o.S5
A. Arias, Vega Alta 13,663.45
j. de Jesus Melendez, Arecibo 13,912.85
CesGs Banitez. San Juan 14,113.53
joss MADEIRA Lares 14,399.67
B. Balbuquet, San Juan 14,716.92
Enrique Anladeo, San Juan 15,476.5O
M. A. Saldafia, San Juan 18,531.67
La Junta de Subastas hara en- bre-
We la recommendation al Comisiona1o pa
ra Ia adjudication de esta subasta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
DeSCOIOTamieRtO

La palidez Sc deke en- la mayoIia de
los casos Ia pobreza de sangre y debi
lidad general del paciente. Cuando Sc
tienen lombrices solitaria, sobreviene
ei desarreglo del aparato digestive que
ilnplde Ell funcionamiento natural de los
organos de manera cue Ell alime,1to que
ia sangre pucda recoger del estomago
viene va corrompido, al extenderse
per la circulation general propaga sus
impurezas, empobreciendo la sangre de
modo que esta no puzzle ser roja y vi
gorosa. En- estas condiciones, Sc notara
que la piel del paciente assume una pa
lldez amarillenta. La manera de devol
ver la tez .el color natural es expul
sando las lornbrices 10 que es tacil To-
grar administrando al enfermo Ell Yer
mifugo sTiro seguro'' del DR.. H. F.
Peery Una sola dosis basta. Advt. (6)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
UN RELOJ Pull
SERA De 7 JOYAS P0R
SOLO $6.95

Jamas &c habfa hecho una oferta
-urIo esta en- ninguna parte podra
adquirir un reioj pulsera de esta ella.
sc a precio tan reduciGo. La perdida
de otros es su ganancia. Compramos
una gran cantidad de estos relojes a
una casa que quebr6, y ahora los
damos a este infimo precio. Yea 10
que adquiere. Un reloj pulsera de
7 joyas, con GAIA de orc relleno ga
rantizada por 20 amos, por solo $685..
Vale por 10 menos $500. Apres1rese
81 quiere benefciarse con esta oferta
pues expirara en- POGO tempo. Envie
$1.00 para ell porte, pague los $5.95
al recibirlo. Garantizamos satisfac-
clon absolute Q ssu dinero le ,sera de-
yuelto. Los peGtdos de Mejico Y otros
paises deberan venir acompafiados
del importe total. Dirijase a
PRACTICAL SALES co. Dept. COS
1919 North Irving Ave. Chicago, III.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
NINA HERIDA CON UN MAcHETE

En- el barrio ssCollores'', de Jayuya,
Ell individuo Manuel Cancel y Santiago,
de 10 amos, con un machete acometio
y agredio la nina Eugenia Santiago,
de 1S amos, inRriendole una tremenda
herida sobre el hombro derecho, ceres
nandole la articulation, por 10 que fue
recesario amputarle 81 brazo. FL mismo
agresor, momentos despues de realizar
este acto brutal, encontro al padrs de
la nina herida, Juan Francisco Santa
go, atacandolo con la misma srma y
produciendole cuatro heridas de carac-
ter grave. Cancel fue arrestado y con-
ducido a la Carcsl de Distrito de Are
cibo por orden del Fiscal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
coRAzoN DE LoBo

Esta es la production extraordinaria
del famoso actor Lon CLANCY, presenta-
da por la Universal Esta esplendida
production nos demuestra como Sc pier
de un hombre cuando juega contra su
sino v como Sc regenera por medic del
amor SUI hiio. Una bella y gran peli-
cula que gustara a todos los miembros
de su familia.
Su estreno ell Sabado 12 en- s1 Rial
tc''.X Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
UNA BELLA EDICION DE
PUERTO RICO. ILUsTRADo'

La edicion de hoy de puerto Rico
Ilustrado' es una de las mas interesan-
tes que han salido la luz publica.
Fara que Ell lector yea las interesantes
notas de actualidad del extranjero y
de la isla, asi como tambien los brillan-
tes articulos' de nuasros colaboradores,
nos completeness en- resenar ell sumario
Gel presente nilmero:
Ell crucero Birmingham. una en-
cantadora region de Ciales, fiestas atle-
ticas de la Universidad de Yale Penn
sylvan1a, lnteresantse notas grafcas de
10 actualidad deportiva en- los Estados
Uni7os, detalles de las carreras del do
nlingo en- Ell hipodromo ell exito de la
guaraia nacional en- la isla, ilustres Dig
natarios de Venezuela Puerto Rico,
los cuales embarcaron para Santo Do
nsingo; un acontecimiento artistico. i'm
portante Asamblea celebrada en- la BIZ
tlioteca Carnegie, homemade del "Ro-
tary Club al almirante Cole, fiesta en-
honor Paoli Y diversas actualidades
gradcas del exterior.
Engalanan la seccion literaria traba
Jos en- prosa verso de los conocidos Ii
teratos R. del Vale Sarraga Jose Anto
Mo Davila, Jose Noya, Andres Coma
lez Blanco, Colon Echevarria j. Vail
9ejuli Rodriguez, Pedro Angel Cebo-
Hero. Jacinto Terry, Eugenio Astol,
MeI6ndez Mufioz y otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
MUEBLES

Por ausentarme del pals Ven-
do mis- muebIes anericanos fl
nos. Diez pleas de comedor,
cuatro pleas de dormitorio y
2 aIfombras marca Wilton y
Beauvais.
Para yer todas las noches en-
tire 5 y media Y ocho.
ENRIQUE RIEsS vAZQUEZ.
Santurce.
Kings Court 1.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-11
UNA PEL1GRos1s1MA cA1DA

Anteayer las 4 de la tarde, mien-
tras el obrero Juan Gutierrez Sc encon-
traba pintando una casa Gel Sr. C. A.
Forteza rsdicada en- la parada 81,
tuvo la desgravia de caerse de un an
damio, ocasionandose una confusion in
terna en- la region lumbar otra en-
I'm tobillo, de las que fue asistido en-
la ssla de socorros y mas tarde tras-
ladado al hospital municipal.