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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19
LOS EEGoc1os EN- LOS EsTADos
UNIDoS

Informo concise recibido por cable
del National City Bank, Nueva York
con relaci6n la situaci6n de los nego
clos en- los Estados Unidos:
DINERo A LA VISTA: y medic
por ciento.
ACCIONES:- :-Mercado desanimado
debido a iTregularidades.
Mercado desanimado
pocas vertas.
ALGoDCN:--Un talito mas firme.
VIvERES:-AEl mercado Sc sostiene.
CEREALES:--Los precios demues-
tran una peQuefia alza.
SITUACLoN GENERAL: -Existe
-cierta calna en- los negocios debido qui-
zas la estaci6n tardia prolongacl6n
de la temporada de frfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19
HOMEMADE AL DR.. ORTIZ

Varios m.embros de Ia 'sAsociaci6a
Medica' iniciaron la idea do ofrecsr
m homemade fr&ternal a DR.. Ortiz,
electo comisionado de sanidad, y con-
tando con Ia cooperation de to5os los
m6dicos de San Juan, inclusive los no
asciados, lie daran una jira, que sc We
riicara en- Ell sitio quo oportunamente
Sc Gesignara.
La fiesta no tendrS caracter politi.o
sino una demostracion simpatica lo'
ltfisos del nuevo Director de Sanidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

! pagado a todos estos sefores y nadie
Ia dfcho NADIA tampoco''. (FIilaridad
generally BIN, satisfecho, comienza
desnudarse "coram populo''. Entonces
es Ell otro quien Sc indigna. LIE pregun-
ia 81 ha perdido todo sentimiento de
ptdor. mi querido amigo, .le contesta
BIN, tranquilisimo, ipor Que no he de
poder despojarme en- pablico 20, 81 hoy
Sc despojan en- p1blico hasta los SAN
tos?...
! Aquella vez, por hacer propaganda
contra la ley que ordena Ia confsca-
ciondNle los tesoros de las iglesias, los
dos clowns fueron la cSfcel. ALI los
tuvieron algin tempo y despues los
pusieron en- libertad. Y he ahi que BIN
torna presentarse en- ell circo uevan-
:, do en- la espalda una carga envrme,
cofnienza. dar vueltas en- torno de Ia
pista, asumiendo ell aire de estar salts
fecho. "No acierto a compreader, dice
Bonn, Gc6mo haces til para caEinar con
semejante peso encima''. sex como es
que no 10 comprendes?, replica ell otro.
6Por que no he de poder tolerar du-
rante unos cuantos minutes, una situa-
| cion parecida la que Russia to;era des-
Ge hace cuatro afios?. - Tfmilas SON
riSas.
Despues del asunto del arresto, reir
con ganas .por semejante causa, hubie-
III sido peligroso. Tenaz, BIN sigue di-
ciendo: "Por 10 denas, te equivocas 81
crees que llevo encimo una carga muy
pesada. 6sabes tn 10 que es yerdadera-
nlente dificil de levantar?. :" Y ell
rublico responde unanimemente: ''iEl
1ubloE. -
/. Nuevamellte los dos colegas ternaron
q yer ell cielo al traves de rejas por-
cue Sc exhibieron con un reTato de
Lenin Sc pernitieron una broma pc.
sada costa del dietador. Discutian di-
ciendo: "GDebemos suspenderio o po-
nerlo contra Ell muro?. - Ell jnego de
palabras era evidente: suspender tanlS
bIen significa ahorcar, eolocar a al
euien contra Ell muro es ponerlo de.
lante del pared6n de las ejecuciones.
Los dos clowns convinieroh en- cue con
Lenin era acertado nacer cualquiera de
las dos eOsas. Naturalmenee. log bro
entraron en- Ia carceL
Lenin es Ell protagonista de una pa.
rabola que cuentan al viajero sfi ctiai.
t.uier lugar de Russia. Tres animaies:
Ell caballo, la vaca el asno fueton I'm
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

EsTA LINDA PLUMA DE FUENTE,
CON SU ,NOMBRE~ GRABADO EN- ORC,
1LBRE De PORTE. PoR SOLO SITS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

Lenin es Ell prctagonista de una pa.
rabola que cuentan al viajero EN- ctiai.
t.uier lugar de Russia. Tres animaies:
Ell caballo, la vaca Y el asno fueton I'm
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19
UN TE1EGEAMA pc YABUcoA


Yabncoa. mayo IL. 1923
Ell MUNDO
San Juan, l'.'.
Pueb,os cuyas ccrtes desapareceran
81 bill 90 de IRstra otro snalogo fue-
Sc aprobado heberian unirse e iniciar
decidida y cfiergica protesta por con-
secuei6n legitimos derecios adquiridcs
amparo ley vulnerados por antipatri6-
tsco proyecto; Prescindamos polftica
partidarista y atendanos inter6s gene
raj. Esperamos actitud directores OPT
ni6n pdblica y autoridades mlnicipios
pertudicados.
Hip6lito Gomez VAzques, Felipe
Gomez Pedro Nazario, Jose Ftrrer y
Ferfer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

LA GRECA. ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

CON sU .NoMBRE- GRABADo EN- ORC,
1LBRB De PORTE. PoR SOLO SITS
Con pluma de orc macizo,
de IA quilates, proyista de me-
canismo para llenarla automa- Fd&S
ti6amene gancho enchapados
dp oro. Ell mango el cas- sS IA
quillU de la pluma son hechos t8
de caocho inmejorable con her
. mosos dibujos Las de se6orR E5sAk3
en- mgar de gancho tieren una
argollita de orc para ataras VI
de la eadena, cinta, etc. Ia nv Y,H
mhhos: para cabaferos, II %l
para senora, Abs de largo. kAtfs
Vendemos a 40 centayos eada
una eiutas negras de seda a las
damas sehoritas que deseen
usaT nuestras plumas colgadas
del cuello.
NO ENVIE DINERO, sols-
!, mente mande su nombre di-
recci6n lndicando Ell tipo de
seado pagne solo $l.75 al
reeibir esta preciosa pluma con
su1 nombre, el de su Dulcinea
oe~ amigo grabado en- orc.
OFERTA ESPECIAL: DAM0S
UNA PLUMA GRATIS A
QJfEN GoLoQUE ENTIRE sUs
AMfsTADEs MEDIA DoCE-
NA.isi nuestras plumas no son
como decimos 10 autorizamos
devolyerlas Sc Ga certifcado kgl
@d9 g&rantia ia
THE TRIBUNE SALES CO EH
Tribune Building New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

LA GREcA, eI mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-19

IA GRECA, ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tstuan 21.--Advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-05-02
Copyright by the Century Coz

Eyes, she hates me as much as tnev
do"
Because you refused"
Without further words the two nris
oners mounted the window ledge.
glanced back through the darkness at
the mOtionless guard, hulking, silent
figure in dense shadow, and dropped
to the earth.
Their fall was considerable. r.
racked their legs, but pain was over
looked in haste. They ran close under
the western wall of the palace, turning
at the north end, across the broad
lawn, to the lane beyond which were
She dwellings of the lighters. All was
dark. They met no sentinel. The des-
ert scarcely required watching. They
sped over the heavy dust of the street
ana gained the high-arched gate. A
worn ladder was hooked here for an
tQue battle uses. From the top of the
fortifcatiOn they glanced down at an
other necessary jump. and took it.
Side by side they ran, following the
trail of the pack-camels. Behind them.
within the walls, the aged crier of the
hours sent up his voice, full to trem-
bling with the news. And arousing
every soldier, a bar Of hollow brass
clanged out into the sleeping city.
We tipped over the bumble-bees, /"
said Con.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-05-02
(TO BE CONrENUFD1
cavern.

When every man is sowing his wild
oats he expects to grow sage.
Only few more months until bath
ing girls will be back on the maya
zine covers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-05-02

lis man has invented a trowel that
doubles the bricklayers' speed, sadly
comments that there always are fell
lows willing to play mean tricks"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-05-02
Taking the JOY Out OF Jobs.

The Cedar Rapids Gazette, in no
icing in the news that an Indianapo-
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14
Small Tube Adapter
to Fit Standard Socket

Did you ever want to use a Westing-
house "WDe11" tube on another set
than the "Aeriola, Sr.?" 1t will not fit
any socket you can buy and supply
houses want $1.25 to $1.50 for an
adapter which looks like a makeshift at
best.
Try this; 1t makes a good looking
job and works as well as 1t looks.
Break up any old burned-out de-
tector or amplitier tube. All you need
Is the brass tube of the base. Try not
to burr this and do not remove, or daIn-
age, the little lug or pin IN the side
which Is used to lock the tube In the
socket.
Fitting this standard base over the
smaller base of the other tube you will
find leaves a space between them of
about one-sixteenth inch all around.
Wrap a strip Of cardboard or blotter
(one-half inch wide is plenty) around
the upper part of the base Of the small
tube SO as to hold 1t in the center of
the standard base. Put them together
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14

because of the voltage drop across the
grid leaks. Since the leak Is shunted
around the grid condenser, this con-
denser cannot hold a charge and the
tubes oscillate about a favorable part
of their Characteristic curve Now, IL
we open the grid leak circuit with the
key or chopper, the grid condenser i'm
mediately accumulates a negative
charge which shuts off the plate cur
rent, and the antenna output therefore
drops TO zero.
The Chopper.
The chopper is simply a device for
opening and closing the grid leak cir
cult at an audio frequency, thus max
ing Low. biography possible, which
can be received without a heterodyne
receiver. Using a properly designed
chopper the tubes VIII draw approx
mately one-half their CIV. Value Of
plate current, unless readjustments
are made. Therefore while the aver
age value of plate current may be the
same, it Is possible to SO adjust the
t%ransmitter that the peak value Is
twice its normal amount. This in turn
results In a considerable increase in
the peak antenna current which, while
not indicated on the antenna ANNE
ter, is very effective in securing maxi
mum range. Consequently We have a
combination that permits us to in
crease the output of our transmitter
without overlooking the tubes, as the
practical limitation In a tube set is the
energy dissipated as heat in the plates.
When the plates reach too high a tenn
perature, gas Is generally given off,
causing the familiar blue glow which
may destroy the tube.
In conclusion, 1t might be stated
that a vacuu tube set built as de-
scribed will give good results and In
range obtained will outperform many
spark transmitters requiring two or
three times the radio input.
60 Science and Invention and Radio News)
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14

Details OF a Simple 180-DeQree Vario-
coupler.
companying sketch shows plainly the
details Of construction.
The statOr and rotor are pieces of
cardboard cut out Of old round card
board boxes. These pieces should be
given one or two coats Of shellac be-
fore they are wound. The primary
consists of so turns Of No. % d. G. c..
wire and the secondary of 40 turns.
The shaft is a A-inch round brass
rod bought in a 1O-cent store. If this
Is not ~obtainable, a round lead pencil
will work as well. Pieces A. Il and
base B are Of wood preferably hard
WOODY h-inch thick. 1t Is well
when making piece E to leave it about
one-half inch longer than necessary
and then drill a hole for the shaft.
The ends are cut OF evenly coming
from the edge Of the shaft hole. This
will insure a true running rotor. This
piece 10 fastened and placed with glue.
u Gamble Of wood or metal and should
fit close in the notch In the bracket,
A, SO us to prevent end-play Of the
shaft. The coupler can be mounted
directly on the back Of a panel II de-
sired, in which case base B is omitted.
Flexible leads from the primary and
secondary coils are led to their re-
spectlve terminals In the receiving set
or connected to four, small binding
posts mounted on the rear Of the base.
Taps may be taken Off the primary
coil at the most convenient positions.
This variocoupler has been built at
the cost OF a,few cents and has given
as good results rs any on the market.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14

again and place in the socket you pro-
pose to use, being sure lug is In
locked" position. Push down bulb
until all contacts presS firmly on
socket contacts and mark on small base
where top Of large base comes to.
Turn whole thing upside down and turn
bulb until bulb contacts are directly
over socket contacts, marking both
bases with a line to show relative posi-
zion Of the two bases.
Take out Of socket and fill space be-
tween the two bases with a thick paste
made of plaster Of paris and water.
Fill the large base up flush to the bot.
tom with the plaster. Now remove
cardboard or blotter from the top and
fill the. resulting space with plaster.
After the plaster has stood about an
hour 1t will have hardened somewhat
and you can clean off the surplus plas-
ter without danger of changing the
relative positions of the two bases.
After this is done, stand in a safe place
over night.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14
Neat and Efficient
Lead-In Insulator

A piece Of conduit A-inch longer
than the wall is thick and two con-
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14

by soldering, preferably. The eight
terminals are then spread out in fan
fashion, as shown, and buried in the
earth.
If the ground Is not hard a good
way to place them is as follows:
Untwist the lightning rod for six or
sever feet. Then take a three-quar-
ter-inch pipe and drive it down for a
distance of six feet. Pull 1t out and
the carbon can then be pushed in. By
keeping the holes close together at
the top the ground wire IA go down to
the surface of the earth before being
spread, thus making a more solid job,
less liable to be broken or pulled out
Of place.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14
LIQUIDS Speaker War.

Out in Sierra Madre, the radio fans
and the 'nonradio fans are having a
scrap over the loud-speaker nuisance"
Seems the town is infested with them,
and the fans who like to keep them
running are organizing to prevent the
passage Of any contrary ordinance
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14
Distortion,

Getting any distortion in your pro-
grams?
If so, look at the following: High
voltage battery: lighting battery. loose
connections.
Ha, ng looked Mt the above, If dis
tortion sti,l exists then a battery Of
about nine volts potential should be
placed in the lead running from the
secondary Of the simplifying trans
former to the filament tap.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14
Ground Connection
Uses Old Material
Eight Stranded Wires OBJ
tanned by Untwisting a
Copper Lightning Rcd.

This novel ground connection en-
bodies a clever idea to make use Of
old material in a new way. The woven
or twisted copper lightning rod Is
usually made up of about thirty-two
No. II wires twisted in groups of four.
first. When UNFINISHED we have eight
stranded wires. To the end Of each
attach the carbon from an old dry cell
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-10-14
Variocoupler Is
Easily Constructed

The object Of this article Is to de-
scribe the construction of a cheap and
efficient 190-degree variocoupler. The
device is, so simple that hardly any
explanations are necessary. The &C
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
STARTS AS OFFICE BOY
Grand Nephew of John D. Rocke- fcller Begins His Career as Banker, Starting at Bottom.
Godfrey s.

Albany, N. Y. Nov. 2.--Godfrey S. Rockefeller son of the late William G. Rockefeller and grand nephew of John D. Rockefeller, expected to be- i bin q banking career here this morn ihg--as an office boy.
 The heir To millions arrived in the city last night with his bride Of five months. the mormer Miss Helen Gratz, Of St. Louis, and found their modest apartment untonable because tho company forgot" to turn on the gas and electricity.
 Roekefellar said he heard the AL hany bank was q good bank" so he thought il would be a good place to start in" He applied for "iob," he said, just like "eHeryhody has to do," and got it. Bank officials said his be- ing T Rockefeller has no bearing on the matter. He will be employed at tao same salary as any clerk entering the bank"
 Bank officials said he had been en- gaged as "rlerk," Rockefeller said Inc expected to start as office boy" F The Rockcfcilers were marrid in June and sailed for Europe on July ' from quebec. They returned oc. tnbcr i !, and shortly thereafter tho scion of wealth sought position in inc Albany bank.
 Ii is his first start in business.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
Rovers Are Anxious to
 Get Game for Sunda,

Tho Rover X. C.. i25 pound cham rions of the city, arc without a game for Sunday and would like 10 hear from any team in the city in their class. This year they have beaten the Tfiangles of KsnsinEton. rrimsons Of plainyIlie and Tigers Of New Britain. Tho Rovers would like to book inc Eagles or the TroFsns. Phone 1sis-g and inquire Tor John Whitney.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
GO TAKE up BOXING.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2.-sixtN candi- dates. ono Of thc largest squads in years. have reported for the Tnivcr- sity of Pennsylvania boxing team, the coaches announced today.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

< recent invention permits tho branding Of tomatoes without break ing their skins.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

q roar.
 Deacon Scott will remain at shor for the Tanks and the deal for Bole. has been dropped,
 McGraw says he's through with Sai Antonio as spring training headquar ters.
 Because Bluenose violated the rule! and did not keep to the course, yes terday's supposed victory has beel denied and the boats must race again
 As 8 result of last nights decision the series now stands: Bluenose l Columbia 1, The text of the decision which was signed by the five members of the sailing committee. three Canad- ians and two Americans, was as fol. lows:
 Tn the matter of the protest of the schooner Columbia versus the schoon- CT Bluenose, this is a protest by Cap. tain Ben Pine of the schooner Colum- bia protesting against the schooner Bluenose for an infringement of rule No. Of the Special Rules governing the International Fishing Vessel championship races, 1923, by passing Lighthouse Bank buoy on its land : ward side instead of its seaward side in the race sailed this day"
 AllHartford is strengthening its lineup for All-New Britain on Sunday. Gus Redman, Jimmy Teagle and a dark horse" star have been engaged by Manager cooney
 Zev is s-5 favorite for tomorrow's race against My Own at Latonia. The last named horse is quoted at s to 5.
 It doesn't seem that long ago, but it was away back in 1907 that Yale scored her last touchdown against Harvard at the Crimson stadium.
 Ted Coy. one of the greatest of players. turned the trick.
 Ted at present is in business in New York and last night addressed rally at New Haven.
 Fourteen wrestlers perished in Jap anese quake. II wasn't such catas- trophe after all.
 Charley Chaplin wanted to be q prize fighter. .. And of course it would have been pie for him.
 Guess we'll have 10 keep on raising horses to keep the horseshoe pitchers in weapons.
 Babe Ruth is back in vaudeville. :. The title of his skit probably is. Mas. ter Minds l Have Mastered" Jockey Steve Donoghue has now won four consecutive Derbies, .nclud- ing tho brown ono at Belmont.
 You know what is meant by the phrase, Baseball is in it's infancy" whom you hear the childish prattle of tho magnatea.
 Princeton took on Notre Dame 10 toughcn up for Yale. This is like working out with Dempsey 10. get ready for Rancho Villa. Polish boy wonder gives up chess .... From now on he. will try to im- 1 prove his mind. Statesman says better element sio- | lates Nolstcad act ., What he meant, | Of course, was wetter element.
 Joe Beckett, having promised to retire from tho fight game, win now 10 his sleeping at home instead of in | the ring. Man with three arcs coming here to ioin circus Ought 10 make great triple threat artist.
 Chicago Expert says only two per- feet noses in world And Johnny Wilson has both of 'em.
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New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Because Bluenose violated the rules and did not keep to the course, yes terday's supposed victory has been denied and the boats must race again.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
SD e akin g of Sports.

As no positive denial that the New Britain Hartford H. $. football game is to be switched to Hartford Is forth coming, the veil of protest about the city now is approaching the sounds of 8 roar.
 Deacon Scott will remain at short for the Tanks and the deal for Boley has been dropped,
 McGraW says he's through with San Antonio as spring training headquar- ters.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Babe Ruth is back in vaudeville. The title of his skit probably is. Mas. ter Minds l Have Mastered"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
As result of last nights decision

All-Hartford is strengthening its lineup for All-New Britain on Sunday. Gus Redman, Jimmy Teagle and R dark horse" star have been engaged by Manager Cooney.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Guess we'll have 10 keep on raising horses to keep the horseshoe pitchers in weapons.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Charley Chaplin wanted to he q prize fighter. .. And of course it would have been pie for him.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Man with three arcs coming here to iofn circus .. Ought 10 make great triple threat artist.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Ted at present is in business in New York and last night addressed rally at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Fourteen wrestlers perished in Jap anese quake. II wasn't such catas- trophe after all,
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Chicago Expert says only two per- feet noses in world And Johnny Wilson has both of 'em.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Jockey Steve Donoghue has now won four consecutive Derbies. .nrlud. ing the brown ono at Belmont.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Joe Beckett, having promised to retire from tho fight game. win now 10 his sleeping at home instead of in the ring.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

You know what is meant by the phrase, Baseball is in it's infancy" whom you hear the childish prattle of tho magnatca.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Zev is s-5 favorite for tomorrow's race against My Own at Latonia. The last named horse is quoted at to 5.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Ted Coy, one of the greatest of players. turned the trick.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

It doesn't seem that long ago, but 1t was away back in 1907 that Yale scored her last touchdown against Harvard at the Crimson stadium.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Princeton took on Notre Dame 10 toughcn up for Yale. This is like working out with Dempsey 10 get ready for Rancho Villa.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Statesman says better element sio- lates Nolstcad act What he meant, or course, was wetter element.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

Polish hoy wonder gives up chess =. From now on he. will try to im- prove his mind.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-21
PARTNERS GAMBLE
FOR EACH OTHERS
LIVES; LOSER RENICS
"Winner" Tries to Collect
Insurance After Fake
Drowning Staged.

Louisville. n.y., Sept. PA death
gamble suicide pact, in which the
winner was to collect the life insur-
ance of the other was disclosed today
by police. following tho arrest of
Elmer Schmidt, "the winner" whose
partner in the suicide pact. after hav-
ing lost the turn of coin. pretend.
ed 10 drown himself in, a river. noti-
fled the police of the pact and then
ran away, according. to his own ad-
mission.
With the supposed death Of W. A.
Werderman, his partner in an adver-
Using company, Schmidt attempted to
collect Werderman's $500 life insur-
ance, which. he supposed, had been
made over to him.
His attempt resulted in his indict-
ment on the information furnished by
his partner.
He was. arrested yesterday. charged
with having attempted to obtain mon
ey by false pretenses.
Werderman was reported to have
drowned in the Ohio river here on
September ].
The supposed victim, II was dis
closed today, had planned the report
ed drowning in such manner as
to deceive Schmidt and then had
gone to New Albany, Ind.