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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Law-Breaking by
Hi h Officials
Blamed for Crime
Former Employe of Govern.
ment Charges Graft in Fed
eral Circles Out of Pro-
portion TO Private
Business.

Washington, Aug. 1S-The in
crease in the United States is due
to widespread and unpunished law
breaking among public officials. ac-
coiding to charges Made by H l..
Seaife, former employe Of the Depart
ment of Justice. in a letter to the
committee on law enforcement of the
American Bar association.
The prevalence of graft in the
government out of proportion to that
in ordinary business. would Indicate
that there IS a different standard in
the enforcement of law against
those who rob the government and
those who make private business
their victim, Scaife wrote. The
psychology OF soealled crime waves
needs no explanation and where there
are examples of disrespect for law
and fiouting Of the law by those in
high authority, a low morale among
law enforcing officers and q spread OF
"a .sssrsers, in sznerss ara ss'ssisssssse |,
eonseQIeilces
If IL were recognized that Slers
existed a plain intent on The parf5
officials In high authority 10 enforce
every law with equal justice against
all offenders. regardless OF their
social positions and political infiu-
enee. the widespread violation. off,
eial corruption. and individual de-
morallzation. which the president re-
Gently declared are rending the
moral fiber OF the nation. would not
and could not exist.
Until recent years such conditions
as these were unhsard Of because.
under our system of party govern
ment. political parties properly fune-
toned in watching and exposing the
shortcomings OF each other. but to-
day politics has become synonymous
with political intrigues. conspiracies
and spoils. until no party recently IN
Office can or will dare to evpose the
other. Congressman who are de-
pendent on the political machines for
patronage and favors, and employees
Of the government in general who do
not care to fall out with their bread
and butter. become a party of the
system
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Soft Coal Attorneys
Attack Miners Union

Washington. Aug. ls.-Attorneys
for the tituminous operators special
committee today submitted to the
United States coal commission a
voluminous brief condemning the
United Mine Workers of America. the
check-off system and the closed shop.
The commission was invited TO visit
the nonunion coal fields Of West
Virginia and satisfy itself that condi-
tions there were not as bad as pri-
vate investigators had painted them
Continued resistance would be Of
fered by the mine companies to ef-
forts of the L. NJ. ". of a. 10 union-
ize districts now operating nonunion.
the commission was informed
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
BY Universal Service.

New Rochelle, n. Y, Aug. IS
Venus and Adonis.' perhaps the
best sculpture Frederick MacMonies
has done. tonight stands on the pub
lie library lawn under the cover of
night and blankets.
Thus are the bushes of New Ro-
chelle spared.
The $4,000 stone, said to have
been purchased recently by the Met
ropolitan Museum of Art at New
York. was lent to a New Rochelle
committee for an exhibition to open
Monday in the library.
Citizens of New Rochelle, passing
by, were shocked to see Venus and
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19

mini carefully. Hale frowned under
the scrutiny, wondering what con.
tretemps was I'm store for him. lie
was not q superstitious man, but N
that moment he could not help but
recall his wife's words as he left
home that morning: II wish you
would not go TO the store today
James-dont laugh ot me- feel as
though something unusual is about
TO happen-your watch stopped for
the first time In years. | found the
fine porcelain vase In the library.
shattered-lying IN fragments on the
fioor--though not one OF us had been
In the room; we heard the crash
and"
He remembered that he had laugh.
ed heartily at her fears, given her
an extra kiss. and hurried away. He
missed the first downtown train by
half minute. The second one, an
express. rushed past the station with.
out stopping--a situation which had
never happened before
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Omaha Bank Clearings
Show Gain Over Last Week

Bank ciearings reported by tbs
Omaha Clearing House association
showed an increase OF about So 600.
ooo over last week. and the begin
ning of a recovery from the sudden
slump which last weeks clearinrs OF
ss3.554,es25 SO indicated.
Ciearings for this week amounted
to Sss.s7s.46s.se Those fer a year
ago, however, are 50 oo0 ooo more
being figured at s57.275.7 5.727.79.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
French Seek Control by Bayo-
net, British by Bankers,
Allied Diplomat
Declares.

Paris, Aug. 1s.-The following con-
else explanation Of the European sit
uation as viewed in diplomatic quar-
ters was given tonight by promi.
nent allied diplomat whose name can.
not be divulged.
"A definite break between France
and Great Britain must come but sew
eral weeks of diplomatic wrangling
Will delay the fatefnl day until about
the end of September, perhaps. un-
less some unexpected changes in the
of England upsets pres.
cnt calculations.
THE only possible change in the
British government would bring in as
premier Macdonald, the labor leader.
and the attitude Of that party ON rep.
arations and militarism is We'll
known.
"The first effect Of definite break
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Blankets Spare Bushes Of Modest
Statue of Venus and Adonis Shocks Citizens of
New Rochelle and Threatens Morals of Daugh-
ters, So Coverings Hide Piece.

Adonis. nude figures of mythology.
clasped In embrace. Platonic? Well.
that's one of the things to be de-
cided.
And II might corrupt the morals
of our daughters" was the conclusion
of complaints to the police.
Sergeant Underhill of the police de-
partment told Mrs. Charles George.
chairman of the committee, and she
hurried to Frederick Dana Marsh.
mural painter.
II don't see anything wrong" he
decided, but il IL gives offense let's
cover it up"
Whether Venus and Adonis may
continue their embrace in public will
be decided Monday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Muir Brothers Reported
Slightly Worse Saturda,

James and DR.. Robert Muir. broth
ers' were a little worse yesterday. DIT.
Robert Muir Is stricken with paraly.
SIS at the home OF his nephew. How
ard Finlaysou. 1928 Lothrop street.
and his brother is III with ind.gestion
at ST. Joseph hospital.
Both We're weaker. although AT.
tendants say this is caused probably
by the weather. >
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19

meath a motor cap pulled well down
over his forehead, was equally keen.
though his black eyes were restless.
Il should like "a few words with
you, Mr.. Manager. ! will not de-
tain you very long"
Manager Hale hesitated. II was
late to comply, yet he did not know
how TO refuse such a request. Turn
ing to the right. he motioned the
young man TO enter rallied en-
closure devoid of furnishings, except
two unusually heavy and cumber-
some armchars. and n small round
rug placed dlagonally across the
highly polished floor. lie indicated
the nearest seat, which tho stranger
took. Hale seated himself In the
other one. which he invariably oc.
cupied, his foot covering a small
brass projection underneath the rug
which some critical experience had
taught him TO use.
The piercing eyes that held his
own gaze appeared to be measuring
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Farmers
Up
Increased Industrial and Com
mercial Activity Expected to
Broaden Market for Agri.
cultural Products.
Tendency to Hold Wheat
BY International News Service.

BY international News Service.
Coolidge discussed the agricultural
problem today with Secretary of Com
merce Hoover. He was assured that
reports reaching the Department of
Commerce from all parts of the coun-
try indicated that increased indus
trial and commercial activity would
enhance the buying power of Ameri-
can consumers this fall, thus making
possible the absorption of much of
the wheat and other farm products
which are now being figured as sur
plus.
This is also the belief of members
of the Federal Reserve board, and
the Federal Farm Loan board. These
officials, on the basis OF adviees from
agents in the principal agricultural
regions of the middlewest, are of the
opinion that the wheat growers es-
pecially will benefit by the expected
larger consumption and that their
fears Of financial ruin are grouudless.
Tendency to Hold Wheat.
A review of conditions In the wheat
been informed, now discloses a more
concerted tendency among farmers TO
hold their wheat for high prices in
practically all cases where they are
equipped for warehousing their own
product. Where warehousing Is i'm
practical, the federal government,
through its various financing agen-
cies, will use every possible credit
facility to aid the farmers in getting
their products marketed in an orderly
manner.
While these agencies are function
ing, Secretary of Agriculture Wal
lace, at the direction of the president.
is also making a study Of the recent
widespread talk OF an impending ag-
ricultural collapse, but he has nor
,pprsued his inquiries far enough to
bt able to make a comprehensive re-
port to the cabinet
Farmers Better.
Many senator's and congressman
who have conferred with Mr.. Coolidge
during the past week have told him
that the farmers were much better off
economically than they were being
permitted to believe. and they were
almost unanimous in opposing an ex-
ira session of congress to enact addi-
tional legislation to aid the agricul-
tural industry.
The president has told his friends
that there should be more informa-
tion, not only among the farmers,
but among all the people and he is
enlisting every resource Of the gov
eminent In his campaign for more in
formation concerning agricultural
conditions.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Youth, IL, Missing Since
Wednesday, Now in Chicago

Robert O. Kibbie. 1903 South Twen.
ty-eighth street. who disappeared
Wednesday. is at the home of an
aunt in Chicago. according to a mes
sage received by his mother last
night. No explanation as to the rea-
son for his leaving home was given.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Man Killed in Boiler Blast.

:. Galveston, Tex, Aug. 18.-One man
is dead and four others injured. one
fatally, as a result of a boiler explo-
sion of Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
engine No. 1863. between Algona and
Alvin
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Sunday to Be Big
Day in Ireland's
Dali Campaign
Numerous Meetings to BE
Held Throughout Free State
Today-Few Surprises
in Primary.

Dublin, Aug. 1S.-The nominations
for the free state parliament elec'
tions furnish no surprises. On the
average there are less than three can
didates for each of the 153 seats,
grouped into 30 constitlencies....-.-.,~~
Tine republicans carried cut their
decision 10 increase their list Of can
didates. and these number more than
80. Each candidate was required TO
deposit 100 pounds. but the republi-
cans did this seemingly without diff
Guilty.
Numerous election meetings have
been called for Sunday throughout
the free state. President Cosgrave
will be especially active. speaking
at Ennis, Carlow. Bagenalstown, Kill
kenny and Waterford. He viii cover
part of the distance by airpfane.
The only constituency pneontested
is that Of Trinity college, where the
three present members, Sir James
Craig and Professors Alton and
Thrift, are unopposed. There are
only two instances of double candida
lures, Prof. John Mcneil, minister
of eduaetion, standing for Clare as
we'll as the National university, and
DR.. Michael Hayes, speaker OF the
dali, for both Dublin City South and
tho National university
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
What VIII a Man Not DO?
CHAPTER /.

Came opportunity one day,
He heard her timid knock,
But went on with his doing,
Contentedly supposing,
That she would pick the lock-"
: FOREWORD
Let him cast the first stone who
does not liva In glass house; re
membering-"To err Is but human.
II hold that no normal man who
has reached the age OF 30. has es
capped a heart entanglement of some
kind" said the manager OF the
jewelry house OF Tiffany, Fifth ave
nue., New York. addressing a sales
man as he started for the door 10
close up for the day.
my theory is," he continued
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
The Weather

For "a hours ending p. m. August
Temperature.
NAL - - nv
Total excess deficiency since January
Relative Humidity. Percentage.
2. N. IS. noon. So. = m As
Precipitation. Inches and Hundr~dths
totaL @. total since January l. lgSe.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19

Molla Mallory, Seuen Times
National Tennis Champ, Is
Dethroned by Helen Wills
Eighteen-year-old California girl,
Helen Wills, defeats Mrs. Mallory,
defending her seventh national ten.
mis- title, i'm straight sets at For
rest Hills.
Tiny Herman loses chance to
box semi-windup to Dempsey-FirpO
fight when Floyd johnson makes
impossible demands for percentage
Of championship game.
President A. Scott plans a thor
ough investigation of the amateur
baseball situation i'm Omaha which
will result in death to professional
attitude now being assumed.
For more details about these
sporting events. together with box
scores and raca results, turn to
pages 10 and II, section A.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Dock Strike Near End.

London. Aug. 1S-The Sunday
Herald says the leaders OF the un
official dock strike have advised the
men to return to work Monday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
Kansas City Paper. Hikes Price.

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. 1s.-The
Kansas City Journal-Post has raised
the price OF its Sunday paper 10 10
cents a copy, effective August Is.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19
WEATHER FORECAST

IOwa-Fair Sunday and Monday; some-
what cooler Sunday afternoon or night.
Nebraska--Fair Sunday; Monday fair In
east and unsettled. possibly local thunder
showers in west portion; not much change
In Temperature.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-08-19

Hourly Temperatures.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
fHGIIaS DuGIaS
Ell. GRAN EtEMPLo QUE Ell FAs-
CTsMo 1TAL1ANo vIENR A-oFREL
GER AL MUNDo

"FascismO". -. Va el tftulo. es bcllo
y d'annunzianO. FL haz latino, los
bastones de la justicia rodeando el
huGha que es la fuerza. Nosotros no
debi6ralnos dccir ''fascislno''', sino ..lra+
cislno,' los "hacistas," les del apreta-
do y heraldico haz.
Moyimiento Intellectual juvenil.
para O. nos riamos de mtelectuales !!
Ell "hacismo'' tuvo su nucleolo Ell MIa-
rinetti, Ell futurista, el an6malo, su
brazo de acci6n en- ese Mussolini, que
a los treinta y nueye alos hacc la
rev6auci0n sin sangre, buscando en- ell
sagaz Victor Manuel un colaborator,
y no un obstdculo.
iQue significa el ''hacismo"? No
es un movimientO extreme radical, Y
significa el desplome de 10 ccnserva-
dor Y del liberalisno caduco. Tiene
de nacionalista y de expansive. Ha-
ce amos, pocCs, un espailol cre0 entire
nosotros algo parecid0, Eel nacionalis-
mo iberico". Italia, mas inflamable
que Espafia, prendi6se en- llamas ante
la idea nueva. Espaiia es burlona, Y
asf todas nuestras iniciativas Sc di-
bujan en- ironfa neutra y esteril. Aquf
10 iinico verdaderamente serio es ell
chanchullO, Y ell buen color, ell girls.
Emperd el ejemplo dc Italia nos ha
comfortable y seducido. iTiene nucs-
ira GAIA de Pandora, la sorpresa de
un grave renacimiento juvenil in
telectual? Debemos afirmarlo para
no caer en- la afasia. Tenemos que
sentir esa espcranza, Y para muy prom
to. Hay que aarle Espaila su '.ha-
cismO'', Otra muy de aquf, pero que
sea ESQ: juventud ideal intelligent
te.
Muss0lini, salvando u Italia de Ia
G!esespelaci0n bolchcvista, Y, 10 que
es peOr, de la desesperaci6n burgue-
sa, le ha hefho un enorme bien a la
humanidad. Mussolini nos dice que
Ell mundo es suceptible de llegar a
fornlas nueyas y capaz dc tener nue.
yos idealcs.
Y es gratd
Porque la folma de hoy y el ideal
de ahora (carencia de todo ideal que
no sean el oro y el placcr) no pueden
ser mas aburridos nj mas suciecs.
Luis ANTON DEL OLMET.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
.D[SDE AREC|BO

Tebrero 7.-Mafana Sc esperan en-
este puerto los vapores "Mantar, GO
rozal' y cl "southseas'', con variada
carga.
P0r cable recibido hoy Sc ha sa-
bido, la triste nueya dc haber fallecido
zen Barcelona, doifde residfa hace afios,
el sefior Vicente Caballero, socio CO.
manditario de la Casa ole Sucesores
de Roses y Co. Acompaiiamos en- su
pena a sus familiars.
Tambi6n Sc ha sabido en- esta ciu-
dad el fa1lecimiento ocurrido en- New
York del joven senor Ramon valen-
cia, de aguda enfermeGad. Acompa-
fiamos en- su dolor a sus familiares.
Por 1872 votos fue electa Reina
del Carnaval de esta ciudad, la bella
lseforita Angeles Gambia. Ray ha 81
do electo el aprecfado joven Manolfn
Matienzo. El bale de coronation Sc
ra ell pr6ximo sabado en- ell Teatro
Oliver,
LA sociedad Luz Y Algeria, da
el proximo viernes un asalto bale al
Centric Captain Correa.
-Esta noche debuta en- eli Teatro
Oliver, el famoso Circo de Les HERNIA
nos Riego. Sc espera I'm complete
llcno.,
El Cine Arecibo da el viernes La
exhibici6n de la hermosa pelicula La
Vcnganza de Duran, en- siete actos. Ell
domingo a"Las Dos Ninas de Paris,
tres tandas corridas.
-M domingo habrd gran paseo en-
aCtom6viles adornados y la Reina ira
en- una preciosa carroza y Sc prepara
una batalla con serpentinas confetti.
COarespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
SECUEsTRoS NEoYoRKrNos.

Nueva York.-Secuestrada por cuatro
individuos, que Sc hicieron pasar como
"buenos samiritanos" ,encontrandose en-
ferma Miss Catharine Dunn ,hermosa ta-
quigrafa de 30 amos de edad, encuentras,
en- el hospital del Condado de Kings c9n
las manos y pies helados, y victirna d..
una fuerte depression nerviosa, causada
por su terrible aventura
La muchacha estuvo prisionera dcs.
de la noche del rnartes hasta la ma
drugada del microbes de las uitiInas
'semanas en- lookout Hill Prospect
Park Broomiento, no recobrando IA
libertad hasta que lie despojaron de un
abrigo de pieles valuado en- $500, y una
suma de dinero peruano que ascendc-
ria, al tipo de cambio actual, 500.
Miss Dunn dijo que. paseando ccrca
de Prospect Park Sc sintio enferna,
cayo desplomada sobre ell pavimicrto.
Cuatro hombres que pasaron su lado,
en- automovil, recogieronla y ofrec;c.
ron llevar1a su casa, aceptando IA
muchacha.
Declare tambien la joven que dcs-
cayo desplomada sobre el pavimcnto
los sujetos apiico sus labios una bo-
tella con whiskey y trat6 de atacarla.
Entonces perdio Ell conocimiento, no
recobrandolo sino hasta aver en- la ma
drugada, cuando la encontro un en-
pleado del astillero de Brooklyn.
Sc dice en- Ell hospital que quizas sea
precise amputar sus piernas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

Tenenios publicado 81 testimonio en- todosi
los diarios de San Juan, correspondientes al mes
dc cnero. Lealo para que Sc convenza de los
benefcios obtcnidos por dcha schora enisu caso
grave dc n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09
CHOCO CON UN BUEY

En- la nladrugada del 81 de enero
proximo pasado, en- ell kil6metro 20 de
la carretera que conduce a Moca, ell
auto No. 2897, guiado por su duefio,
Jose L. Marques, chauffeur No. 1875,
choco con un buey que tiraba de un
caro- propiedad de Domingo Nieves v
que iba cargado con caiias, guiado por
Alfonso Jimenez, causandole golpes
al animal de tai gravedad, que mnri6
al dia siguiente. Ell carretero tam
bien recibio lesiones, de las que fue
curado en- Ell Hospital Municipal. Ell
auto sufrio desperfectos. Ambos con-
ductores fueron denunciados por vio-
lar las leyes de automobiles de ca
rreteras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

Ponce. febrero IA consecuencia
sde Jun disgusto de palabras ocurrido
dehtro del Hospital Tricoche, Sc desa.
fiEron para el Cerro de la vigfa q
practicante municipal don Calico Ra.
mfrez = el dependiente de la Farma.
cia municipal, don Rodolfo Rodriguez;
pero al salir g la Gale frente al esta-
blecimiento, el joyen Rodriguez hizc
tres disrhrus de revolver contra el jo.
ven Ramirez, que por fortuna no hi.
cieron blanco.
! La policfa. investig0 Ell case y sc
infofma que denuncio al joven Rodrf
guez por, scometimiento Y aggression y
el Hon. ComisionadO de Servicia Pd.
blico, Lido. PARA Cap6, practice una
Investigation administrative y csta
tarde sometera sus resultancias al
Concejo de administration, para que
dicho superior ORGANISING ejecutivo, de.
.eida.
& s. V
Por cl rito protestante, en- el ho.
gar de la noyia, M6ndez vigo s, y ac.
tuendo el Rev. ministro Mr.. Barrett,
cohtrajeron matrimonio los estimables
j6yenes don Julio Colon y senorita
Adrfana Ruiz, los que deseamcs ven.
turosa vida conyugal.
LA grave enfermedad que postrd
en CANA hace dfas al calsalleroso Ii
cenciado en- farmacia don Juan Bau.
tista Pou, tuvo un fatal desenlace, Ii
que deplora cordialmente esta comu.
nilad en- ls que el extinto disfrutaba
de generates ccnsideraciones.
Al entierro de su cadaver asistid
nuineroso pdblico; y ddspidieron e.
drelo Ell, nombre de los Caballeros de
, Colon, eI LedO. Arturo Ortiz Toro =
en- 81 de la apenada familia Pou el Rev
Padre Eicario, doctor Garcia.
9Enviamos nuestlp sentido pasame
a los deudos del finGdo.
--Antier iban en- unos trucks, traba
jadores agarfcolas destinados a las
Haciendss Fortuna, Bocachica y Sc
rrano y un grupo de huelguistas que
Sc encontraba en- la carretera tendfd
lpabell6n americana en- el suelc, de.
lante de los trucks, psra evitar ell pa,
SO de dichos vehfculos. FL Capitdn
MARTINEZ Chapel = los policfas Fran.
cisco Santiago, Juan B. Toro, Julio S
CorSlero, Susano Gonzalez Y Fernan
do Rodriguez, protegieron los trs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

UsadO con exito en- casos de Reumatis-
mo, Tunnores, Urticaria, Escr6fulas,
Eritma, EstreiimientO, Acne Cefalalgia,
P6stula, Barros, Heridas v Llagas
Renuentes q Cicatrizar.
Vale el frasco So rs en- farnacias, rnaS caro- que
niilgdp otro depurativo, pero "a dernanda que
tiene iluestro producto, nos ha oblieado esta-
blecer Laboratories en- Mejico tAv dc Guate
mala No ~.
Estados Unidos de A. t3l9 Jackson ST..
Los Angeles, California;
ESPANA tvillanova No. 2. Barcelona
CUBA tReina 81 Habana)
Esta no es 9UNA MEDIcINA MAS
rs senclamente MAS MEDICINA EN-
AfENOS DOSIS".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-09

hidroayi6n Moro Castle, sin que
haya sufrido ningdn contratiempo.
Hasta la fecha han realizado excur-
stones a6reas numerOsoS caballerOs v
dos damas: la sefiora Elena Diassi d.
PARA, esposa del Comisionado de Ser
vicio Pdblico y Ia seiiorita Zaida Neu-
mann.
Al tT-atar de arrestar I'll policia
Susano Gonzalez cn la Cantcra, lugar
conocidc por Los MHr0s un grupo
de indiyitluos que jugaba a los topos.
cicrtos iugadorcs hicieron resistencia
otros huyeron. FL policfa Gonzalez
ia denunciadtt a Pedro Juan Martf-
nez, como su agresor, pues 81 agente
del orden recibi6 una pedrada en- un
hO1nbro, cuando Sc disponfa a detener
a Carlos Juan Martinez.
Con motivosstlci sresreso del Go
berladcr Reilly, los animos cstdn ex-
citados entire unionistas y republica-
nos, pues 6stos, como es natural, ha-
cen continues manifestations de su
alegrfa, 10 que causa enojo a sus ad-
yersariOs.
Para maiiaha pof Ia nache estan or
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