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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
PHOENIX TENT ORGANIZED
Tulsa Lodge OF MacCaNcs Has Char
ter Membership of 81

ter Membership Ot ~.
Phoenix tent Of the MaccHhccs was
organized last week with charter
membership 81 so and with Col r.
l., Reeves as past commander, wal
ter Chitwood as commander. Frank
L. Watkins as lieutenant command
er. A. a. Galloway as record Keep
or. Rev. w. l.. blackburn as chap
lain. y. G. Barbcau rs aorgeant, j.
A. Caldwell as master-Rt-nrms, C.
u. Bartlett as first guard, A. j.
Riddle az second guard. James Abel
Bell sentinel, O. T. Johnson picket
and Ernest S. Hutchinson, Henry
Brandon and Rev. Harold Cooke M
trustees for respective terms Of
three and two years and one year.
Phoenix tent viii hold its second
meeting at a dinner Tuesday cve-
ming in~thc Y. NJ. c. A., where
Charles II. Peters and Rev. j. w
Abel will he special speakers.
Installation OF the local tent was
effected by IL, w. Frye ot Detroit
Mich. lieutenant commander for the
nation, and X. =. Kuntz Of Kansas
City, Kansas state commander and
national officer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
You Tell The World

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Saturday; Allan w. Clegg. 81. and
Ruby II. Hinton. ~. Of Manford. II.
7. Brodle, 81. and Ferrol McCor.
mick, II, OF Tulsa H. X. Girdlcr.
%. and Ethel NJ Culp, 81, of Tulsa;
John Fisher. 80, and Clara r.. Me.
Daniel, 40, OF Sand Springs, g. l..
Keeling, 81, and Pearl Mccormick.
20, Of Tulsa w. NJ. Sweignrt. 81,
and Florence Mills, is, OF Tulsa
Louis G.. Athas, S2. and Bessie A..
Lumpkins, 10, OF Tulsa; Dewey
Dalton, 30, and Allie Fullerton, 90,
of Tulsa. Raymond William Uni. 80,
and Erma Emmerson, 20, OF Tulsa f;
Frank Waldo Bramigar 46. and
Mamie Ethel Evans, 90, OF Tulsa /;
James G.. Busby, a. and Daisey
Watson, 20. OF Tulsa; Orval Clark,
90, and Ardes Rookstooi, 20, OF Yale.
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AN INFORMATION charging ns.
slstlng prisoners 20 escape was filed
against Joe Levine and w. NJ by
crs, before Justice John H. Query
Saturday Both men are prisoners
I'm the county Jail They are ac-
cusod Of assisting Elmer 1imion and
Jack Graham to escapes on Janu-
airy 3. Jimmy Girdlcr, jailcr. signed
the information. The attempted es.
cape was frustrated, Timion break.
Ing his leg, as he fell from the sec.
oud floor Of the courthouse, The
men will be arraigned Monday
morning
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A SUIT ALLEGING breach OF
promise and asking $4,000 damages
was filed In district court Saturday
against Frank B. Forsythc by Jose
phinc Darough. She claims I'm her
petition that January 10, 1919, For.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
NORTH RECEIVERS
FROM SN0WST0RM
Iowa Cities Digging Out
From Mud Caused by
River. Flood
REFUGEES NEED FOOD
Oshkosh, Wis.,, Buried Under
Coat of Ice; Light and
Water Service Hurt

EDGEwoOD. Iowa, Feb. 25.--
Residents of Elkport, CARRIER and
Osterdock, Clayton county towns
along the Nolga river. were busy
today cleaning the mud and debris
from their homes as result OF the
flood OF Wednesday and Thursday.
Reports reaching here indicate that
the residents OF these towns are in
need OF food and clothing.
Railroad Washed Out.
Grant Burgner, field representa-
live Of the Red Cross from Chicago,
arrived here this morning and has
taken charge of the situation.
Residents OF Elkport and CARRIER
have been given temporary relief by
residents of Edgewood. One report
received here indicates that the 400
residents Of Elkport lived for two
days in a schoolhouse situated on a
hill when driven from their homes
by the high waters All homes and
buildings In this section are said 10
have been under from TO 10 feet
OF water.
Fourteen miles OF railroad along
the Turkey river was washed out
wednesday night when an ice gorge
broke at Elkader.
Damage Is High.
The breaking OF a dam atsVolga
CITY on the Volga river coupled
with the jam Of ice from the Turkey
river which joins the Volga q short
distance up the latter river from
Gauber, caused the sudden rise of
water which resulted in the driving
Of several hundred OF people from
their homes.
An insurance adjuster here today
estimates the property damage In
towns along the Volga river between
100000 and $125,000.
OSHKOSH, Wis. Feb. 25.-Osh-
kosh began digging itself out from
under n coat of ice today. Practi-
cally every street in the city is closed
TO vehicles by fallen trees, telephone
poles and tangled wires. Most of
the city has been in darkness three
nights. The water supply is still
hampered by low pressure but there
have been no fires. The waterworks
filter plant Is operated by electric
power and when the transmission
lines fell water pressure was cut so
low that all faucets above first floor
levels went dry and hundreds OF
apartment dwellers depend on what
they can carry in buckets. No efforts
are being made to, restore interur-
ban service all repairmen being
concentrated on the city car lines
and light and power wires.
FOND DU LAC. Wis, Feb. 25.--
Dozens of Fond du Lac streets are
still Uttered today with broken trees
and fallen poles, relics OF the storm
OF Monday night and Tuesday. Hun
dreds Of men are clearing away the
wreckage. Many sections of the city
were In darkness for three nights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
LAST RECITAL TODAY
Ernest Prang Stamm VIII Play Pro-
gram Made Up Entirely OF Num-
bers That Have Been Requested.

Ernest Prang Stamm will deliver
his concluding public organ recital
In this city at AIS o'clock Sunday
afternoon at the First Christian
church. The program will be made
up entirely of numbers requested by
music lovers at the recitals. The as
sistant on the program will be none
other than the organist and COM
poser's own daughter. little Gladys
Erna Stamm. an accomplished
pianist.
Numbers on the program will be:
Overture to william Tell" (Ros-
sInD; piano solo. "Allegretto" ("The
Coronation Concerto'D (MozarD
Gladys Erna Stamm; organ solos,
"Minuet" (Beethoven), "Elegle'
fMassenet), Grand March, from
Aida" (VerdD, "Humoresque"
Dvorak): organ solos, "Processional
March" (Stainer), THE Bee" and
The Cuckoo" CLemare), "The
Palms" (Faure). THE Stars and
Stripes Forever"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
MORE HATS IN THE CIRCLE
J. @. WhitesIdc and Ed Yodcr Would
Iike 10 Servo as Commissioners.

Two more democratic hats were
thrown into the circle yesterday
when Ed Yoder. 9l6 North Chey-
enne. and ]. c. Whiteside. 1910 South
Boulder, announced they will make
the race for commissioner in the
coming primary.
Both have been residents OF Tulsa
for number OF years. Yoder was
chief OF police under Frank NJ.
Wooden during his first term as
mayor. Whiteslde is the father OF
Clark and Wade Whlteside. mem
bers OF the real estate firm of White
side & Whiteside, and is himself en-
gagged in the real estate business,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

sythe verbally promised to marry
her. From tinc TO time he post.
poned tho wedding until February
20 of this year he flntly refused to
marry her. she alleges. Soon after
his promise TO marry, she claims
that she lived with him, fulfilling all
the duties OF a faithful housewife.
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FRANK sTANF1ELD was made
defendant I'm suit for $4,000 dam
ages filed Saturday I'm district court
Ivy Lo Roy Moslcy. who alleges in
his petition. that October 2S, OF last
year. Stanficld shot him IN the back.
Moslcy claims that he had rented a
farm from Staufield and that on
October 2S he was harvesting corn
when Stanficld drove into the field
In "A wagon. suddenly and without
warning, the petitioner sets out,
Stanfleld jcrkCd n gun from his
clothing and fired three shots nj
Moslcy, tho first OF which entered
his back. The petitioner claims
that the shooting was unprovokcd
on his part and that Stanficld was
acting maliciously.
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EARL WILLIAMS who was con-
Viotcd of burglary by "a district
court jury last week was sentenced
To two years In the state pcnitcntiary
by District Judge W. u. Williams
Saturday. Williams was charged
with having burglarlzcd store in
Glenn Pool.
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THE HOTEL TULSA and w. n.
Robinson, It's proprietor, were
named defendants in a damage suit
filed Saturday I'm district court by
@. r. Milwee. through Joseph A.
Gill, his attorney. Mllwoo Is suing
tho hotel and Robinson on twd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

w. G. A. Mrs. w. II. Hoiway will
give a survey of the organization Of
health forces In Tulsa. Myrtle
Hatch, school nurse OF the dty
health department. and Bessie Rich
Ardson OF the Public Health as
ISOLATION.
A PARTY or TWENTY high
school Y. w. G. 4. girls are week
ending at Friendship lodge, the Y.
w G.. a. camp southwest OF the
city, with Ellasue Lennon. high
school faculty member and high
school Y. w. sponsor, as chaperon.
Miss Lommon will also chaperon n
large group of delegates from the
high school association TO state
meeting to he held during the lat
ter part of this week at Norman.
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THE FIRST FROLIC forum for
business women Will be held Friday
evening In the Y. w. G. A. Hitherto
the forums have been staid meet-
Ing where topics of Importance TO
employed women we're thoroughly
threahed out but this months forum
VIII be a party, with decorations, re-
Treatments, games and everything
that goes to make UP party.
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AT THE EVERY SUNDAY get
acquainted hour for young people OF
the city to begin nt the Y. w. G. A.
at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon, Janice
Snidcr will play an operate over
ture on the piano and records Of
songs sung here by Homer Rod
heaver and Mrs william Asher dur
inR the Sunday campaign viii be
played on q phonograph lent by a
local shop
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WHILE TAKING n prisoner from
the city To the county Jail Deputy
United States Marshal q. W. Han
nah lost pair OF handouts lie
offers liberal reward for their
return.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
peaches and Cream"
yeUeI Thief Nubbed
BIZ Police Inspectors

BOSTON. Feb. 25.--Pollce In
spectors today arrested Miss Anna
Rushing as the woman with
peaches and cream complexion"
whom they have sought for
months for thefts OF diamonds
valued at $4,000 from jcwelry
stores. A charge OF larceny was
made against her.
The peaches and cream" wom-
an, well dressed and refined In ap-
pearance, appeared NJ various Jew
elry stores as n customer Inter-
csted in diamonds. When the,
clerk was not looking she would
slip a stone from the tray.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
CAMPAIGN IS CONTINUED
Junior Chamber OF Commerce Men,
bers Still Working for Members.

1t will still be Missouri against
Arkansas I'm the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce this week for the menu
bership drive in which half the pres
ent personnel is pitted against the
other half is to continue this week.
The drive went so we'll last week that
the organization was loath to stop,
hence the continuation with 900 new
members In all as the goal. Next
week the losers in the contest will be
hosts by necessity TO the winning
sido at a smoker.
Three new members added 20 the
board OF directors at its regular
meeting were III. r.. zimmerman, T..
W. McKinzie and Ross w. owens.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
TO TALK ABOUT UNIVERSITY
President Gordon TO Tell Surrounding
Cities About tulsa School.

BfcSiuent GOruOn To Icii SURROUNDING
Cities About tulsa School.
Presbyterians OF Bartlesville, still
water. Guthrie, Enid. Ponca City,
Blackwell and Perry will hear di-
rectly about their synodical college,
the University OF Tulsa, this week
from the lips OF President j. NJ.
Gordon and Rev. Il. A. Carnahan,
field secretary. The team will COM
mence the weeks itinerary Monday
evening.
Riring the past week the two con-
ferred with Prosbyterians of Okla
homa City. Shawnee, El Reno and
Chickasha. Doctor Gordon said Sat
urday that the results of the tour
are proving beneficial from none
tary standpoint now but will prove
even more so in the future as a re-
suit of the aroused interest in the
local institution.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
CLUB FAvoRs FOREST PLAN
Indorscs Move TO Create National
Park---WrIte Chandler.

The Tulsa Town club, after formal
ly going on record as favoring the
project TO create national forest
to be known as the Presidents for
est, Saturday launched "A campaign
to line up other women's clubs and
mems civic organizations of the city
for the movement. Letters request
ing that the clubs give the matter
consideration and then pass favor
able resolutions and transmit them
to the Tulsa representative in con
gress, Bert c. Chandler, were started
forth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
Mrs. Rctiinnt Dies.

Mrs. Daisy Reddout. A years old
wife of John f. Reddout, died Sat
urday afternoon at the family resi-
dence, SIC South Lansing. Funeral
services will be held at 4:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the assembly
of God church, with Rev. II. f..
Bowler officiating. and burial will
be at Rose Hill cemetery. Besides
her husband. she is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Raymond C. Barker
Of Tulsa; father. John l.. Mason of
Indianapolis, Ind, and relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. N. Yancy OF saltwater.
For bathers canvas dressing
house. mounted on a four-pole
frame that can be easily folded for
carrying. has been invented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

High speed telegraph apparatus
OF English invention can be made
to deliver typewriter messages at
u speed of 100 words n minute.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Should a thief attempt to start
an automobile fitted with q new
alarm, the horn would be blown con-
tinuously and the ignition cut off
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 25.--Santa
ge railroad officials here today de-
clined TO discuss the double track
plan outlined ty w. j. Black. gem
eral passenger agent, further than
to state that such plan Is generally
recognized. II was pointed out that
while the recent budget issued by
President w. B. Storey did not specl.
fy any double track plan further
than the 75-mile stretch in Arizona,
yet II apportioned S22,0O0,000 for
extensions and betterments. without
specifying how the money was to
be spent. OF the $500 miles Of
Santa Fc track from Chicago to
Los Angeles, 1900 miles now are
double track, not including the 500
miles between Newton, Kan, and
Albuquerque, between which points
the Santa Fe has two lines, serving
different territories. Officials here
said they had not heard that any
definite date had been set for COM
pletion OF double track system.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Two doors that open the full width
of the back of a French automobile
give access to locker for tools
and n snare tire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

An electric shoe polishing machine
mat does its work in about two
minutes and can be used almost any
where Is q New York inventors
idea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
SANTA FE PLANS
DOUBLE TRACKING
Expects to Complete New
Roadbed, Chicago to
Frisco, by 1923

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 25.-
A doubletrack railway between Chi
oago and California by the end OF
1923, In the aim OF the Atchison, To-
peka, & Santa Fe railroad, accord
ing to w. J. Black, general pas
senger agent of that system. now in
Los Angeles. A budget of s43,15O,-
600 has been provided by the rail-
road for the present year, Mr. Black
said,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26

Miss Maud West is London's only
woman detective. She IL attracting
attention by her success in unravol-
ing crimes TO which she is assigned.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12

to Sc tuvo conocimiento de la acci6n
adoptada por Ell Fiscal Sc lie reeomendo
al Gobernador la suspension del fun
cionario acusado.
Ell Gobernador, quien por estar en-
una vista Official en- la escuadra ameri
cana surta en- el puerto de Culebra, re
gres6 'ssta capital en- la noche del
lunes, no pudo ochparse de este asunto
hasta aver por la inanana, estuvo casi
toao ell dia dedicado a investigar Los
hechos.
Anoche Ultima hora fuimos infor
lnados 6ia que Ell Gobernador, como re
srltaso de la Investigation per el prac
ticada, decret6 la suspension de empleo
y sueldo del Jefe de la Detsctive Mr..
Mcclure, hasta tanto los tribunales de
Justicia que entienden en- al asunto di
cen su Ultima palabra respecto a Ia
culpabihdad inocencia de Nc Clure.
Eemos tenido tambien informes de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12
Otra gran Obra del S.
RekaCh d. as
Ciiende a $1,000

En- la Comisi6nbi bie servicio. Publico
Sc celebr6 aver la vista de una petit
cion de franQuicia hecha por don Fe-
lix Benitez Rexach, para hacer uso de
80 35 cuerdas de terreno situados en-
Isla Granie, bahia de San Juan
con Ell objeto de construir ALI grandes
ftanques de gasolina petroleo crudo,
en- cantidad sufciente para abastecer
la isla; un dique de cardna para en-
barcaciones hasta ode 5000 toneladas;
otro diQue seco para barcos que despla-
cen hasta 10000 tons; construcciones
de malecones y almacene5 alredor de
la isla; barriada obrera, con capacidad
para mas de 500 familias; una gran
Fundici6n con talleres de reparaciones.
etc.; ramal para Ell ferrocarril final
mente, una carretera que comuniqus
dichas ohras con Miramar
FL costo de dicha importantisima EN-
presa asegura que asciende So 600 900
y Ell i'iempo que Sc empleara EN- termi-
narla sera dos amos.
La vista Sc celebr6 aver sin que asis
tiera nadie oponerse la concession
de la franquicia, pesar de haber sido
esta anunciada en- la prensa, oportuna
mente.
Asistieron a la vista los comisicna-
dos Benedicto, Mestre, Feliu, Kessin-
ger, Lippitt Wilson.
La Comisi6n Sc reserve Sill resoluci6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12
UN L1BRo DEDIcADo A JOSE DE
DIEGO

Hoy Sc pondra la venta en- csta
ciudad un pequeho tomo dc verses del
joven poeta don Enrique Ramirez Brau.
dedicado a Puerto Rico y a Jose de
Diego.
En- el libro, que Sc vendera hoy a
un precio sumamente exiguo, aparece
un canto la independence, On tIcc
tos clasicos, asi como tambien hume
rosas poesias.
Ell joven autor, al publican el refe-
rido folleto, solo Ia querido rendir con
clio un fributo a la mcmoria del in
signe portorriquefio.
La pequefa obra esta prOlogada por
Ell joven v quito periodista don Sergio
Romanacce y don Pascasio M. Gau-
thier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12
FL FISCAL De AGUADI[LA, De ACUERDO CON
LAS INSTRUC0ONES DEL GRAN JURADO, RADE-
CO UNA DENUNCIA CONTRAMC. QURE
Sc EPERA QUE De lN MOMENOA OTRO Sc PROCEDA AL ARRES
TO De DCHO FUNCONARIO, FL CUAL HA SIDO SUSPHDDO De
EMPLEO Y SUELDO POR FL GOBERNADOR RELY

En- referencia al incidente ocurri
do en- Aguadilla, en- que Mr.. Nc Clurs
atropell6 a un joven perteneciente a
una estimable familia de aquella pobla
cion, Y los cntalles del cual va son
conocidos de nuestros lectores, tuvimos
notieias aver de que por el Hon. Fiscal
de Aguadilla, y de acuerdo con las in3
trueciones dadas por ell Gran Jurado de
aquella Corte de Distrito, procedi6 a
radicar contra George S. Mcclure, una
denrncia por infraccion al articulo 139
Gel Codigo Penal.
Consiste la infracci6n dicho ar
ticulo len que I'm funcionario p1blico,
que Sc extralimitare en- sus funciones
que amparado de la autoridad de su
cargo, abusare de cualquier ciudadano,
incurrira en- un dtelito de 'misdemea-
nor'' convicto que fuere sera casti
gado con multa que no excedera de
S5, 900 carcel que no exdeSera de 5
afios.
Ou keuacIOE uuGSCIO eSIuVo aver
en- la Fortaleza, v aun cuando no pudo
apenas zanzibar impresiones acerca DE
este asunto con Ell Gobernador, fue in
tornado, sin embargo, de que Ell Jefe
del Executive estaba procediendo ha
hacer Una cuidadosa investigation de
los hiechos para deternlinar 81 Mcclure
tenia . no responsabilidad en- ell asun
to. Ell Departamento de Justicia inter
vino en- esta investigation y tan prom
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12
PARA CoNsIDERAR Ia DEBA
Gle DE ALEMANIA Ell GABI
NETE INGLES Sc REUNE
APRESURADAMENTE

LoNDREs, julio 11-Baio Ia presi
dencia de Mr.. Lloyd George Sc ha reu
nido esta mahana Ell Gabinete con el
fin de discutir la debacle econ6mica de
Alemania provocada por la baja ines
perada del marco. 4-.ss.-~ss -
El jefe del gobierno no pudo sxpo.
ner las meiidas destina5 resolver Ia
sttuaci6ts pues solamente ,sspera Ia
llegada de NJ. POincare, quien llegara
a esta ciudad la semana pr6xima para
discutir ell gravisimo trastorno de la po
tencia economical de Alemania produ-
cida por la depression subita de su mo.
media.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-12

que de un momento otro, de acuer
do con la denuncia que ha sido radica
da, que Sc procedera al arresto de Nc
Clule, a quien Sc presume que Sc lie ha
fijado esta hora, una fianza de 500
tElares para permanecer en- nbertad
provisional.
Mr.. Mcclure, alega que espera. en-
su dia demostrar su inocencia. pues
que es la primera vez que Ee sucede
este durante los 25 amos que lleva de
servicio en- la policia durante los cua
les nunca fue objeto de una suspension.
nj de ninguna destitucion, nj Sc ha Wis
to nunca en- la necesidad de compare
Ger ante tribunal alguro respond ,r
de a'guna acusacion.
La acci6n adoptaaa per 'al Gober
nador, asi como la adoptada por ell
Gran Jurado Y autoridades locales de
Aguadilla, han sido objeto del APPLAUSE
general de aquella poblacion. que es-
taba verdaG'eramente consternada ante
ell hecho realizado por Nc Clure, y por
que con clio han visto como Sc han
dado los pasos necesarios para hacer la
debida justicia.
Serfa busno que otros funcionarios
quienes veces Sc olvidan de como es
que deben comportarse las autoridades
al prodeder contra los ciudadanos, Sc
fjaran en- este ejemplo de 10 ocrrido
a Mr.. Mcclure, y evitaran asi, Ell que
a ellos les pudiera ocurrir otro tanto.