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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-11
DepOrtivas

jugadores sus lanzadores San y
Fellito muy efeetivos. El "Licey",
con la adquisicion de juicy II (del
SPORTS), Y quien hace ell numero
uno al tolete entire los "tigres". tie
ne los mejores y mas agresivos hom-
bres en- el maneio del toilette, y muy
habiles iugadores en- la defensa de
sus posiciones. Cuando estos equipos
Sc enfrentan la expectation general
esta fila en- cl resultado de 81 ven
cera el "tigre"; 81 los zarpozas de
una "fera" derribara la otra "fe-
ra', ETC.
Habremos de seguir muy de cerca
los scores de los juegos cue Sc vie
men yerifcando en- la Liga Primayera
para luego de cerrado el campeona-
to nacional dar nuestra humilde OPT
Mon sobre los equipos nacionales.
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CIQUI SUFRE UNA OPERACION
QUIRURGICA.

Ell reputado galeno DR.. Diaz Gar
cia, C3tuiano de los Hospitales Mu-
nicipales de esta Ciudad Capital, y
grande admirador de los 'jinetes"
ha hecho recientemente una operaci6n
en- la nano izquierda al amigo Ciqui,
de la cual sana ligeramente gracias
la habilidad del mencionado ciru-
jano. Con Gacho que ha venido su-
friendo de fuertcs calenturas, son
dos los enfermos Ell el equipo de los
SPORTS. Que sanen pronto ambos
son nuestros mcjores dcscos.
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dlcamentos no quiSe seguir sus con-
sejos, pero impelido por las constan-
tes torturas paludicas me decidi, al
fin, tomar este famoso remedio. Ell
exito fue Immediate. Desde ell primer
dfa note mejoria y POGO tempo mas
tardc el raludiSmo habia desapareci-
do. Mi entuslasmo me ha lIevado a
propagar tan inimitable remedio en-
tire todos mis- conOcidos Y expido la
presente certificaci0n para heneficig
de aquellas personas que, como yo, su-
1rieran los penosos achaques paludi-
cos. (Firmado) Joaquin J. Jiion"
Proven de Eneglotaria no cOntiene
ingredientes irritantes nj es un RENE
dio comtn, sino el resuItado de in
vestigaciones Y eXperimeptos de un
medico que ha vivido largo tiemno en-
rcgiones paludicas 10 que le di6 la
9nortunidad de estudiar de ccrca to-
das las faces del paludismo. Despues
de hacer I'M estudio especial de esta
destructora enfermedad que tantas
victimas ha llevado a la tumba, este
medico prepare una formula. Proven
de Eneglotaria esta basado en- la for
mula dc este eminente medico, 10 que
es una garantla de sus buen0S efec-
tos. No de usted OCCASION para que cl
parasitic avance en- su labor destruc-
tora de la fuerza, salud Y vitalidad
de su ORGANISING; no permita que sus
energias sc mermen pOr falta de dar
Immediate atencion a su case. Prepa-
rese a combatir la enfermedad hoy
mismo. 0btenga Proven de Eneglota-
ria en- jarabe, vino 0 pildoras, Y CO.
mience sin perdida de tempo.
Para ninos hasta 12 amos recomen-
damos especialmente el iarabe, para
adultos las pildoras cl vino. Este
famoso medicamento fortalece eI sis
tema entero aumenta el poder de
resistencia, dadas sus potentes cuali-
dades tonicas y reconstituyentes De
Proven de Eneglotaria esta de venta
en- todas las boticas y droguerias.
Advt.
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A menudO Sc destruye la
acbeliera la andpIa CON jab6D

ST quiere usted conservar su ca
bellera, tenga cuidado con el uso de
los jabones. La mayorfa de los ja-
bones y shampGs preparados contie-
nen demasiado alcali. Este Geseca el
cuero cabelludo, hacienda el cabello
fragil y quebradizo.
10 mas prudente es adoptar como
medic Ge limpieza ell aceite de coco
Mulsifed, que es puro y absolute
mente inofensivo, y que supera en-
eficacia a los jabones mas costosos O
cualquier otra cosa que usted pueda
usar.
Una 0 dos cucharadtas limpian
perfectamente el cabello y ei cuero
cabeludo. P6ngase en- una tasa con
un POGO de aqua tibia unas dos tres
cucharaditas de Mulsifed. Mbjese
sencillamente el cabello fr6telo con
este. Produce una espuma rica y
abundante, la cual Sc enjuaga facil-
mente hasta la Ultima partlcula de
polvo y caspa. Ell cabello Sc SEGA ra-
pida uniformemente hacienGo t1e-
xible el cuero cabelludo Y el pelo fl
no, sedoso, lustroso y ondulado.
FL aceite de coco Mulsified puc-
de obtencrse faoilmente en- cualquier
botica, drogueria, perfumerla 0 pc
luqueria. Es muy economico, pues
b ia n unas ISssszz-z,z.
cuantas on .SsaSsa9 S<ssasSsa9 a
zas para to- sss~ ,.sal
da una familia r~9 S9sss
durante meses. 5si ,A
Cuidese de las ssS 9sS1f
imitaciones. Ext ISL st1 \
jase que sea Null Os& So 49,
sfed fabricado IL Y a A41SS Ae4S1ISSlFll69go ll6go n
por Watkins. C~Akke3 = l-.sass4fe.II
WATKINS W glgss
MULSIFIED - |=##===I
ACEITE DE COCO CIAMPU
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TEMPORADA DE BANOS
DE MAR.

FL manager Rogue sicmprc buscan-
dole juego los deportes, tienc un
team de 'banistas', todas las tar
des, despu6s de las practicas de pc
lota en- la Liga Insular, los banistas
Sc encaminan al sitio conocido por
el "Escanbron" toman un bano de
mar que los fortalece grandemente.
Cast todos son los players del
SPORTS, y ademas Sc agregan sus
simpatizadores que concurren a las
practicas, llegando muchas veces el
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.ESCOGISTAS" Y "LICEISTAS0.

Las resenas de la prensa domini-
cana nos empapan de la lucha cuer-
po cuerpo que sostienen los equipos
nacionales, estando ell ojo puesto es-
pecialmente sobre los "tigres" ''fe-
limos. FL "Escogido" tiene, mi
iuicio, un nucleo mas formidable de
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POR Ell MUNDO DE LA PELOTA
Por GERRISH, Jr.
HABLO CON LOS SCORES
FRENTE A MIS- OJOS.

Hay quien ha visto con disgusto
que Gerrish Jr. haya dado pubGci-
dad al standing del PORTO RICO
SPORTS en- la temporada 1928, aun-
que la mayoria De los verdaderos
fans" del Enperador dc los dep2r-
tes 10 han acogido mny a gusto. Pesc
quien pese, los ''iinetes" supieron
ganar terreno anotandose victorias
tras victorias durante los primeros
meses del ano debido a clio hoy
Sc anotan O.629 puntos a su favor,
10 cual demuestra' que aun habiendo
sido derrotados varias veces siguen
a la cabeza en- la "pelota insular'.
iQuien prueba 10 contrario? Las ano-
taciOnes cantan; hablemos por 10 que
comprobemos, no por 10 que Sc nos
olga,
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JUNTA De FARMACIA
CoNvocAToRIA A EXAMINES

Cumpnendo con 10 dispuesto por la
ley Ell dia 25 de los corrientes a las
rueve de la manana daran comienzo
los examenes para aquellos que deseen
3evalidar sus titulos de farmaceuticos.
Las solicitudes seran sdmitidas has
ia ell dia 10 de JUNO las dos de Ia
tarde, termino en- que expira la admi-
sion de las mismas asi como de los IL
tulos demas requisites exigidos.
Cualquier information que Sc desee
podra obtenerse del sr. Tomas Vera
Riera, por escrito personalmente en-
ia ofcina, calle de Allen No. 3, (Pala-
Cio Rojo).
Lcdo Carlos G. DE QUEvEDo,
Secretario. 3.
San Juan P. R. JUNO 8, 1928. Advt.
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No Continue Sufriendo
De Malaria, Paludismo
y Fiebres Iropicales
LEALO QUE DICE Ell SR. JIJON
POr CuatrO Meses Sufri6 IN
Fuerte Ataque PaIndiCO. Pre-
ven de EneglOtaria Acab0 Con
La Enfermedad en- POcOs DIas.
Una Prueba Mas De La Eficacja
De Este Famoso AntipaI1dico
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LEA 10 QUE DICE Ell SR. JJON

'Yo, Joaquin j. Jij6n, vecino de Ma
guabo, Puerto Rico, por Ia presente
certifico. que en- el mes de Junio sufri
un violento ataque de paludismo que
me mantuvo en- un perpetuo dolor por
cerca de cuatro 1oeses. Cuantos re
medios me indicaron los fui probando
uno uno sin ning1n resultado. Un
amigo me aconsejo Y recomend6 que
tomara el Vino Proven de Eneglota
ria. Desanimado por los demas me-
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numero de banistas a cincuenta per-
sonas. Adelante con los deportes!
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San Juan, P. R. JUNO 8, 1928. Advt
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
The Truth About the Extra Ses'
sion of the Legislature

There seem to be those among us
who do not understand the purpose Of
the anticipated special session OF the
Arkansas General. Assembly. Perhaps
few facts with reference to the
schools Of Randolph county and Of the
state in general viii help to clear up
the situation.
Under the present system of tax
alton, the farmer in particular is pay
Under the proposed plan taxes for
state purposes will be removed from
property, and ins cad privileges and
occupations will he taxed This will
give the new tax-burdened farmer re-
lief. The farmer himself ought to be
the last person on earth to object to
this change.
Certainly anyone who has studied
school conditions knows there must be
something wrong. some kind of change
needed. For instance there is school
in Greene county known as the Come
ly school that voted three mill tax
nine years ago, and has not voted any
tax whatever since This district en-
ployes a teacher for period of nine
months at anywhere from seventy-five
to one hundred and twenty-five dollars
a month. Hoxie with her fifty thou
sand dollar school house and with
every other possible convenience votes
only two and one half mills annually.
There is a school district In Johnson
county that voted ninety-hye mills last
year. Manson district in this county
has voted as much as twenty mills.
The ever loyal people Of Ravenden
Springs have voted as much as twenty
four mills, and still they are short a
teacher or two and must run their
school only six or seven months. There
were seventeen schools in this county
that were in session only three months
last year, and fifteen schools in this
county this year that will have no win
ter term Of school. This is no new tale,
the records disclose the fact that this
has ever been so in Randolph county.
know as well as anyone thar taxes
are high, hut there are some other
things that cost more than education.
The fac, is the lack OF an education
is supremely extrayagant, / know of
nothing that costs more than ignor-
ance. There are some items of expense
that are never complained of regard
less Of there ever upward trend In
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07

ment of Mr.. Garrett of Tennessee, the
Democratic leader, wherein he says
1T is safe to say that we will at every
stage and upon every important ques-
tion pursue a sound constructive course
and at all times maintain the integrity
of well-established Democratic princi-
ples." Then he directs attention to
the earnest desire of the party TO cut
taxes and the public debt, recalling the
sharp cut made in income taxes by the
late Democratic Administration after
the close of the World War, as well as
the fact that while the Republicans
claim to have reduced the public debt
two billions in two years, the Demo
Gratis cut 1t two and one-half billion in
eighteen months. Ms, Garrett shen
expresses the hope that Congress may
tackle the internal revenue problem
without partisanship, but has no faith
that the Republicans win be willing to
do this in the case of the Tariff.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
Washington Letter
(By Wallace Bassford)

Washington, d. G. Dec. 3.-The first
session of the Sixty-eighth Congress
will begin today what promises by all
the signs and portents to be one of the
most interesting sittings in the history
Of the country. II opens with a con-
test on the part Of the PROGRESSIVE
or perhaps better named Radical
Republicans of the Northwest to wrest
from the organization or reactiOnary
Republicans Of the East certain con
cessions In the way Of Committee
places, policy changes and leadership,
TO which, in the opinion Of the In Fol
lette-Johnson group, may enable them
to save the West from the Democrats
in the coming election. Their policy
seems TO be based on the idea that If
they ask for much they may get a
portion of their desires, though having
no hope or expectation Of securing bet
ter than compromise. But these
fights leave much Of bitterness and re-
elimination. and the Republican party
finds itself at sharp crisis in its af-
fairs with anything but united front.
In fact, the split seems as great as in
1910, when the Democrats won the
Congress, and to be developing into
such another sundering as that which,
IN 1912, put the Republican tickets in
the field. This last piece Of history
may not repeat itself, but certainly,
If the present frame Of mind of the
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07

With such a condition harrassing the
Republicans, the Democrats in House
and Senate find themselves i'm very
different situation, one which affords
unusual promise of success in Novem-
Der of next year. From position Of
great voting weakness in the last Con-
gress they have come from the rear
with one great leap and can now almost
match the united strength-if it can
be united-of both wings Of the Repub-
licans. In the previous House the
Democrats had 131 votes, in this House
207; while three Western Republican
Senators. voting with the Democrats,
could defeat the organization in the
Senate. In the House the Republican
majority of about is is such i'm name
only, for some 80 or more are Off the
reservation. from which fact the pos
sibilities are many and varied. If the
Democrats are fortunate i'm their in
creased strength, they are even more
happy in the strong personnel Of their
membership, i'm the skill and strength
of their leaders and in the oneness of
purpose animating them all. This pur-
pose is well-expressed in the state
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07

From the peak of Republican party
success in 1920 the decline has been
rapid-almost precipitate. The proud
boast that Harding was swept in by a
seven-million majority is no longer
heard to mention it now would be but
to invoke unhappy comparisons. Even
before the recent fall elections in Mary
land Kentucky and New York the
seven millions had melted so steadily
as to have entirely disappeared, as
shown by recent table published In
the New York Times. The election Of
a wear ago turned over immense ma
jorities and sept more than 20 addition
al Democratic members to the House,
some of them being old and experienc-
ed leaders merely coming back after
a two-years hiatus, but they brought
with them a large and interesting lot
of vigorous new blood. Missouri made
the most startling comeback, increas-
ing her Democratic membership from
two TO eleven; Indiana from none to
five: Ohio from none to six; New York
has jumped up to twenty-five, while
New Jersey increased from one to six,
Nebraska from none to three, Pennsyl-
vania from none to six. Illinois from
three to seven. Oklahoma from three
TO seven, and so on. This writer has
witnessed the fOregathering here at
the Capitol Of sixteen different Con-
crosses. but has never yet seen such
promise of a successful fight for the
control of both the Presidency and the
Congress. The stage is well set and
the Democratic opportunity is excep-
tional. the leadership and membership
superb, the principal issue, that of low
er taxes and decreased expenditures,
being one particularly in agreement
with the best Democratic traditions.
The party is thoroughly united and
determined on such course as will
NEE. with popular approval. All that
seems TO be needed is that the rank
and file of the party should under
stand the greatness of the opportunity
and the value of its cooperation in
backing up and supporting the men
they want sent here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07

partisans should continue, one can
hardly expect the Western Republicans
to vote for representative of the re-
dictionary wing, such as Coolidge or
Lowden or Watson, any more than one
might expect the special interests of
the industrial east to vote or loosen
its purse-strings for johnson, Borah
or La Toilette.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07
Nn Morms in a IleaIthy ChlIa

All lchildFen troubled with Worms have on va
healthy color which indicates poor blood. ana IS
rule there IS more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTEL.ESS CHILL IONlC gwen Iee1-
orlv for two or three weeks will enrich the blood.
improve the digestion, and act generalSueneth-
enine Tonic 10 the whole system. Nature VIII then
thro,y OF or dispel the worms, and the Child Wi be
Ia perfect health. Pleasant to take. 6Oc per bottle
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-12-07

price. Those who complain most about
taxation for education do not seem TO
know that every time Arkansas spends
one dollar for schools she 'planks
down" five dollars old-fashioned fiat.
No one has ever heard a street corner
blow complaints about the exhorbitant
price Of his "Cud", he must have this
essential? commodity, otherwise the fish
would not bic for him at all. l verify
believe If this should happen, his life
blood would cease to flow
There is still another funny thing
about taxes for education. il is this I:
/ know certain Randolph county man
who pays one thousand dollars school
taxes each year. This man always
votes twelve mills He has served as
a school director for twenty-five years.
He has reared large family of sue
cessful men and women. Then /
know another man who pays one
dollar and forty cents school tax,
he complains more bitterly. Of the
burden of taxation for education,
he writes long-winded articles to the
county paper opposing better schools.
Well, il is true that a man can buy
a good many fish hooks with a dollar
and forty cents, and as much as a
pound and one half OF good old
"Star". In way he most forcibly re-
minds me Of a story | once heard Of
a sOcialistic dog. This dog was re
puted to do nothing except sit around
and growl hence the name socialist.
While writing this | recall a pitiful
incident that happened during the
World War. There was a certain Ran
dolph county youth with a heart Of
gold who volunteered his services to
make the world safe for democracy.
When he landed overseas, he thought
of the old home on the hill, and the
little widowed mother living there
alone. He sent her this message: The
ship ON which | SCI sail has landed
safely overseas. To this grief mes
sage, this young man who had volun-
teered his life. for his country, could
not sign his name. | came TO know
about this matter in this way: One
day as / was passing the log cabin Of
this feeble mother, she saw me and
came running out with a card which
she rightly supposed was from her
only son. | took the card from her
trembling hand and read the above
message.
There is a little white cross I'm far
away Flanders Fields tina; marks the
place where this, our khaki-clad hero
sleeps the last sleep. While he lay
sleeping in his tent, shrapnel from
the enemy's hand put out his life light.
Had he died in his humble home, his
mother would have been by his bed
sue 10 NlIlt lut Ntdli udlhIl ilpih NE
brow, and as his soul was waited to
the arms Of our dear Savior IL would
have been attended by mothers
holiest prayers, but as It was, his soul
passed TO the great beyond alone aud
unattended.
No loyal American objects to giving
his life for his country, in fact, our
boys have always been glad TO do so.
This being true, ought not we to be
ashamed to begrudge them the best
education that money can buy?
If Governor McRae, the grandest old
gentleman that ever graced the COVER
nor's chair, can give our sons and
daughters better educa ional advan-
tages by calling special session Of
the Legislature, ! am for him regard
less of cost.
Ever for the children Of my native
state Ever for them
II. Robinson,
pocahontag Arkansas.
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v NEMECKU STALE HORE.

Berlin, /. listopadu. Kurs
dollaru, jenz byl ustalen IT,
den ma IS, ,OOO,OOO,OO0 mar
kach, stoupl nahle ma 13O,-
0O0,000,O0O marek dnes, cimz
nejenom zpdsoben poplach ma
burse, ale privod6no stoupnu-
ii cen znemozhujici d9lnictvu
kupovati ty nejnutnejsi po-
treby zivotni.
Rovn6z politicka situace je
zachmurena. Polouredn9 sc
doznava, ze bavorske nepra-
videlne sbory v sile dvou plu-
XII seradeny jsou ma Durym-
skych hranicich, kde Jim &C.
NJ policie zminene n9mecke
provincie. Panuji obavy pred
vypuknutim zjevneho nepra-
telstvi.
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pRiJEZD KRAJANu z, cE.
KOSLOvENSKA.

Oblibena LODI George Wash
ington spoil. United States Lii
mes, jenz pristala v New Yor-
ku /. listopadu t. r. dopravila
nase' krajany z navstevy re
stare vlasti, pi. Pavlfnu Po-
stranskou $ jejimi synky Geor-
gem a Johnem a jeff svakro-
YOU, 81. Marif Podstranskou.
1Jmenovanf ztravili temef
pull roku We vlasti, ponejvic Sc
zdrzovali v Praze a Kladne.
Nyni jsou s touIhou ocekavani
p. Podstranskym ma Lenacrave
ul. Stejnou lodi do tehoz pri-
stavu prijela pi. Anna Lange-
rova jeji dcerusky Amalie a
Antonio z Petrovy Vsi, zupa
Bratislava a jedou "a svym
muzem a otcem p. Ant. Lange-
rem ma Kollar ul., ktery je O.
cekava s otevrenou naruci do
jejich noveho domova.
Dalsi cestujicf p. Karel Ma.
cas- z Prahy pfistane v stejnem
pristavu lodi Berengaria Gu.
nardskou linii 2 t. m. a jede k
jeho pribnzym p. K. Petrovi.
covi ma Svec Ave. ma nehoz sc
rovnez jmenovana rodina test
Lodi Berengaria pTijeli jeste
dalsi krajane a sice p. Antonin
'Salak ze Zasmuk Kolina, a
jede k jeho bratru legionafi p
j. Salakovi ma Broadway a pax
p. Jindrich Svoboda s manzel.
kou z Krocehlav u Kladna
kter jedou k rodine p. Hraba
ka ma vych. 1873. ul. v Mt. Plea
SAINT.
Zpravy o pfijezdu techtc
krajand dosly p. Fred. Holubo.
vi do newburghske odbocky
The Cleveland Trust Co. na
Broadway a Harvard, jehoz
proatrednictvim lodni listky
hyly vyflzeny.
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.soUD S CUv. WALroNEM.
Dnes ma byti sweden rozhod-
ny boj v oklahomskem
senate.

Oklahoma City, /. listopa-
du. John C. Walton, suspendo
vany guverner Oklahomy, do
stavil Sc dnes pred sve zalob
ce v senatnfm zasedacim sale.
Bylo to prvnf Waltonovo
verejne objeveni Sc temer We
dvou mesicich. Nebyl to muz,
plny zertd a hovoru s neusta-
lynn 1smevem ma obliceji jake
pred rokem, kdyz zvolen byl
do sveho dfadu.
Naopak jevil znamky, ze
pine chape nesnaze, do nich2
se dostal a ze jest mu celiti
zalobe, v ktere napadany jsou
Inejenom jeho uredni ciny, a.
lie take osobni cest q bez1hor
most.
Waltonovi obhajci, v cele
F. v. Ridden, drfvejsim prf
Isedicim oklahomskeho vrchn!
no, soudu, podnikli nekoliA
strategickych tahd v zajmu
sveho klienta, avSak v kaz'
dem .pfipade utrpeli zdrcujf'
! ci porazku.
Napfed zadali odklad, de-
set dni, aby mohli Sc jak ma
lezi pfiprayiti. Byly Jim pove
leny meme nez tri hodiny. Pal
zadali o privilej, ably zkou
matt mohli zpdsobilost jistycf
senatorl k vyneseni rozsudkr
mad guvererem. zadali o pf{'
lezitost, ably Sc mohli zeptat
kazdeho senatora, zda jest clt
nem Ku Klux Klanu. Zadost
| Itato byla zamitnuta hromo-
wynn "no".
Obzalovaci spis proti Wal
tonovi cfta 5000 SLOW a oce'
kava Sc, ze Ultra dojde k bo'
iii, jenz rozhodne o osudu su
spendovaneho guvernera. Je'
| no hlavni obhajobou jest, ze
stal Sc ob6ti spiknutf Ku
Klux Klanu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-02
NEJNOVEJSf VYSTOUPENl
"LUPICE S PAPfROVYM
PYTLfKEM".

Ida Sc, ze tento spasovitt
taskar 81 della z policie legraci,
neb vcera navstfvil We dvou
mesicich po tretf obchody o.
devni firmy H. A. Geiger Co.
Starou svoji "osvedcenou" me-
thodou vstoupil do kramu v &.
GAIA Lorain ave., kde byl ma
nager. l. Pratt samoten. Prfcho
ri pozadoval kapesnik, Pratt
vyhovel, ale kdyz pfistoupil k
pokladne, ably dal nazpet drob
ne, hledel vstric lsti revolve-
ru i povestnemu jiz papfrove-
mu sacku. "Dejte to sem"
komandoval lupic a prodavaci
nezbylo nez uposlechnouti. Ia
hadny lupic maize v sa6ku
S43.75 z kramu pax nezdrzo-
van odesel.
DIE popisu je to hladce oho-
leny mladfk, vysoky as 5 stop
9 palci, pfiblizne vahy as 160
liber. Odem byl " nekolikaba.
revny svrchnik a ma hlave mel
sedy mekky klobouk.