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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

Did you twist that lock out of
shape"
| shook my head vigorously.
Had 1t been opened before and
iammgd that way"
At my equally vigorous nod, she
turned and hurried back to The
vaIise. turning the key and throwing
the bag open.
! think she had feared to find It
empty, for heard a sigh OF relief
escape her at the sight OF 1t jammed
to the brim with the bundles of bills.
These knew 10 be counterfeit, with
genuine bills only at the top and
bottom.
"Did They Find IT,"
Did she share my knowledge that
1t was counterfeit money or did she
believe the bag still to be filled with
the fortune which ! was sure II must
have contained at first?
ITS all here" she said. Then to
my surprise, she feverishly took out
the bundles of apparent bills, piling
them up on the floor.
Did they find 1t, ] wonder she
said. and turning the vaise upside
down ran her hands over its surface.
"I'll have to have some money"
This was her next sentence, and ]
guessed that her thoughts were NOV
ing disiointedly and that she had
difficulty in Keeping her mind to one
thing for very long. Setting the
valise to one side. she picked up one
OF the packages of bills and began
counting them off.
I'm only take a thousand" she
said, lust so they won't catch me-"
and then, with a little cry, she
caught up one of the packages and
held 1t close to her eyes.
"Counterfeit." she exclaimed, and
her tone held such genuine despair
that ! promptly acquitted her of any
part in the scheme which had made
the substitution.
What shall ] do?" she exclaimed.
"I'll have to take the other"
She turned the valise upside down
again. pressed upon some point and
a pocket In the side flew open. from
switch she took a package Of papers.
Copyright, 1925. by Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
Too Much Efficiency Eff
By E.J!GC!ssSS s::e)Ratb

stead, he was regarding the butler
with 4 cold glare,
Come here!" he commanded,
raising an imperative finger.
The butler approached.
your names Horace, isu't II"
"Why-yes, sir"
"'rhen listen, Horace. I've been
watching you. DO you realize that
you waste from thirty-tile 10 forty
per cent OF energy every time you
walk from thai door 10 the table"
The voice OF Hodge vas rasping
Horace's lower jaw sasgcd slowly.
an the first place" continued
Hedge. emphasizing his r,marks
with incisiye gestures, you take a
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
Letter from Ruth Burke to Leslie,

Letter from Ruth Burke to Leslie
Prescott
Dear Leslie: A
] have not heard from you since
wrote my last letter to you.
know you are very busy and ] see
that Jack has broken into the pa
pers again. don't know what the
Pittsburgh papers would do for
front-page stories If it were not
for the Prescotts. for between the
mlshaps that happen to your fate
full Pearl and Jacks foolshness,
there Is always something doing in
your family. .
Dear. ] am sending you the S, o.
S sign now. I really need you for
day or two and If gyou can get
away from Jack and his troubles,
come over to me.
Walter has dew loped the
strangest obsession. He Is sure that
when my baby comes, ! will die.
or course, he hasn't said this TO
me In so many words, but he hard
ly leaves me for a moment and ]
catch him looking at me with the
saddeet expression on his face
when he thinks ] am not looking.
The family physician makes a
visit to me every morning. | would
not mind this so much if the doc
tor didn't take himself so seriously,
but I've gotten so | just dread his
calls, particularly as | have a
trained nurse In the house already
and she tries to keep a chart OF
my doings. am looked after and
cared for until I'm on the verge
OF insanity.
And all the time, Leslie. am
perfectly well. | neN or was better
in my life. ! know | could dance
and enjoy myself and go about my
business like 4 normal woman, but
Walter will not hear Of II. He
won't even allow me TO go to a
moving picture show unless he
knows that there IL nothing in il
that he thinks would excite me. !
feel as II l was done UP in cotton
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

Breakfast 49, Baked apples, cereal
thin cream, hroiled bacon, stewed
tomatoes With toast cubes, crisp
whole wheat toast, milk, coffee.
Luncheon - Meat and vegetable
pie. endive salad, graham bread.
grapes, butterscotch cookies, milk,
tea.
Dinner - Seer broth with rice,
brolled hallhut STEAK baked sweet
potatoes creamed cauIliioWcr pcacn
SQUIRE rye bread MIX coffee.
Cupes OF crisp toast mt a dish OF
steNed tomatoes from everyday tare
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

Peter, but how do you save them ~
by putting them away" replied
Chatterer his eyes twinkling more
than ever and his fiat, red tally Jerk
ing with every word. He was enjoy
ing himself. 1t was fun to tease
Peter.
II know. ] know! You put them
away" replied Peter But where do
you put them? meGn what kind of
places do you put them in?"
oh, all sorts of Places said
Chatterer. You'd be surprised to see
the places I store food in"
I'D love to see them" declared
Peter Frightening up.
80 would a lot Of other people,
chuckIed Chatterer, - can think of
several people who would like ever
so much to see those storehouses'
Now I've talked too you just about
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
World Growing Stingy
Paris Tins Indicate

Paris, Oct. is dPl-That these are
not the good old days before the
ar aud that the world is growing
stingy is the judgment OF persons
who depend for their livelihood
mostly on largesse from the public.
Tips have not followed the upward
trend Of the prices OF meat, bread
and wine, say the taxi driver, the
waiter. the woman theater usher
and the railway porter Of Paris.
People today ftp in just the same
amounts as they did before the
war" is the iermisd of these folk.
who add: and what Will such tips
bur todayi"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY

Experiment! The Brookes looked
interested. What sort OF an expert
ment?
But II Mr.. Hedge was aware Of
the interest he did not at that time
crafty curiosity, Instead, he
branched off into things that were
quite irrelevant, things that ordinary
folks talk about. He was a rather
good talker. yet he did not do all
the talking. He managed to lead the
Brookes into It, and presently they
found themselves conversing with
this strange person as though he
we're actually a familiar member Of
the household.
Dinner vas proceeding with as
tonishing ease. Billy had thaWed
to the point where he took up his
feyorlte amusement Of teasing his
sisters.
by the way. Connie" he asked,
"have you dads letter there"
She produced the letter, and her
brother read It with solemn face.
Down here It says. Treat him as
! you would me-" quoted Billy.
There was look Of quiet amuse-
ment on Hedges face.
well. why don't you, CONNER
demanded her brother.
II don't quite understand"
she Hammered.
There was a flush on her cheeks
partly anger. partly confusion.
Something was coming, she knew;
she could have annihilated her
brother.
Don't understand 2 echoed the
demon. well. you know how you
always treated father when he sat
down at the table"
Constance was blushins furiousIy.
OF course she knew! It as her in
variable custom to kiss John w,
Brooke on top of his expansive bald
head. She blushed at the memory Of
this, and sheblushed anew at the
memory Of her salutation to Hedge,
back in the library, when, before she
had glanced up from her magazine,
she thought he was her father.
For an instant she contemplated
flight. She dared not look across the
table, where sat the person who was
! to be treated according to the in
junction Of her father. Alice sup
pressed a giggle; Billy was grinning,
, II Hedge was laughing. she would
die.
But Hedge vas not laughing. He
did not appear to be conscious Of
the dire confusion of Constance. In
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
WOMAN NEARLY INSANE.

u was nervous, could not sleep,
melancholy and nearer insane at
times" says Mrs. 7. A. Saunders, Of
III f. Depot St, Knoxville, Tenn,
After being in this condition near
Ivy three years / saw Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound adver-
tised and took it, II made me a
well woman. ! gained % lbs in
weight and haven't had bit Of
trouble since. hope 1t will do as
much for other women as 1t has for
me-" Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is tire one dependable
remedy for female Ills.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

as long as can. I've got too much
to do to sit around gossiping, Just
follow me and I'll lead you straight
to the first storehouse."
"Oh, thank you" cried Peter JOY
fully. THAT is wonderfully good of
you. I've never seen one of your
storehouses and Id just love TO see
it."
"All right" cried Chatterer. Come
on!" He picked up the fat hickory
nut, raced up a tree, out along a
branch, jumped over TO the branch
Of another tree, and in this way of
he went through the treetops, leav.
ing Peter staring after him with
such funny, foolish look on his
face. And that is as near as Peter
came to seeing Chatterer's store
| house.
Copyright. 1928, by T. W. Burgess
The next story: THE Storehousel
Peter Didn's SeA"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

longer route than Is necessary. Take
a direct route so and you save
three steps l,cngthcn your stride
and you gave two additional steps.
Let ME see you step out. There. You
see it can he done. There are, two
equally short routes by which the
table may be approached. Alternate
them. 1t saves the rugs. Walk
faster. It saves time. And turn
down those lights along the wall.
They're unnecessary and it will save
electricity. After this evening. put
only one log on the fire. II saves
wood. That will do"
If the butler was frozen into an
image of blank amazement. the
same was equally true Of the
Brookcs. They sat rigid in their
chairs. staring at H. Hedge. Vanish
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

The wool stocking has it's friends,
but also its avowed enemies. This
season the fashionable new puttees
for women promise an alternative.
They are made OF the material OF
the frock or the coat and are ex-
eeedingly warm and comfortable,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

Horizontal
/. F'ilthiness.
s. Tastes.
II. Past
IL. Striped camels hair cloth.
IA. Mean cowardly non.
Is. Proposition of place.
H. To daub.
10. Cooking utensil,
20, 3.1416.
81. To 'ess.
%. Noise.
25. Feminine pronoun.
%. Sesame (planD,
81. Nothing.
20. Shallow pan.
81. Natural. channel
80. Opening.
IS. Seed sac.
S6. Limb.
IS. To accomplish.
40. Perfect score.
~. Intention.
"A. To emulate.
AZ. You and |.
As. Ailment.
40. Cow.
so. Largest existing deer (pl)
SO. Injuries by fire.
So. Fold of string.
81. Sna' e-Iike fish.
S. Bird similar to an ostrich
81, Legal rule.
IS. Toward,
so. To make lace.
g.. Fruit similar to dates
So. Measure of area.
81. To employ.
Sc. Altered.
So. Age.
10. To below.
-. Finished,
70. To invade.
"A. To com in.
IS. Tiny golf mound.
II. Lari t.
Is. Last siy lines Of a sonnet.
10. Persons receiving q gift.
critical
/, Bed lath.
.. Above.
3. To assist.
4, TO guide.
). sun god.
6. Fourt note IN scale.
Z. Acidity of the stomach.
S. Tam g vessel,
.. Alleged force producing hypno
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
BEGIN HERE TODAY

John w. Brooke, hardware manu-
facturcr and widower, has arranged
with Economy AND Efficiency Cor
poration. Limited. 10 take over the
management OF his household. He
leaves town without informing his
three grown children, Constance,
William and Alice, OF his plans.
Fl. Hedge, efficiency engineer, as
signed to the job, arrives at the
Brooke mansion and breaks the
news TO the surprised trio, His Gre
dentials proved genuine Hedge joins
the family at dinner. lie tries to
make it clear that he Is there as
their fathers representative and en-
presses the hope that they will soon
be keenly interested in the expert
ment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

CHATTERING TEASE PETER.
(By Thornton W. Burgess.)
People who delight in teasing
Seldom are to others pleasing.
Peter Rabbit.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

Next Chapter; scientific mauose-
mcnt under lire.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

sands OF dollars, 70 say a2tn!ns o:
the time tnd con' OF tHHpJslll"ti
II would be an economic ia!'acy'
There was an misunderstanding note
OF enthusiasm in the voice nj Mr.,
Hedge.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

l1S. To exist,
Is. 1000 pounds
IS. Child's napkin.
10. Writing instrument.
20. Cavity.
80. Light carriage.
"A. Woolly surface of cloth.
IS. Secreted.
&c. Label,
IS. To drink dog.tashion.
80. OF a grave disposition.
81. Jewel.
90. Undertakings.
"a. To stuff.
36. Falsehood.
81. Reckless criminals.
80. To lubricate.
Al. Chest bone.
AZ. Almost donkey.
as. To court
A.. To piece out.
A.. To take legal proceedings.
~. God Of the sky.
AZ. To nod.
81. Matching dishes.
So. To loiter.
IS. Resinous substance used in lac
quer.
81. Cover.
50. Soluble compound yielding
sugar.
81. Indefinite article
50. Devoured.
SO. To get UP.
SIS. Dimes.
81 Social insect
a.. Word of driving command
6q. To relieve.
II. To soak fax.
13. Hastened.
IL. Second note in scale.
III. Behold.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

The next story: THE Storehoust
Peter Didn's saA"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
DE GRAN INTERES PARA Los
MAESTROS
Ne

La distinguida dana dona Ange-
la G. de Miro. Presidenta del Co.
mite Local de la Association de Macs
tros nos informa 10 siguiente:
Por la presense Sc llama la aten-
cion les maestres de este distriro
'escolar, que de sacaepdos con el Ar
.ticulo II del Acta, orgaaiea y con el
Articulo i274s de la Ley EscolaI, to-
dos los lnaestrss que ejereieren en-
este .distritorey que fueEon elasifica
dos Reemener de G. tg naenosg que
dan EN- sus respeetivos plestos. y.
Tedeemaestro que estsndo odentra
de estesrequisito no fuere nonhbrado
embellishments debe apelar. al De
partamente de Intruccfdnf denHs Sc
lie hara justicia #
ANGELA G.. de MIRO
Presidente conlite L.oc$
Asociacion de Maestros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
INA RED DI3. CONTRA
BANDISTAS ApRESADA

Entire estos cicntoS dc contraban-
diStas arreStados, fu6 apresada toda
una red, dc trafieantcs. de befidaS
cspirituosas que hacian ventaS al por
mayor distintos estableciniemos
de Ia tiudad Y sus barrios..
ESta red dc contrabandistaS tenfa
asenteS generates en- doce puntos de
Ia lsla. Y recibia car@amentos pc
rfodicos dc lieofeS fihoS Ia detecri-
We tuvo conocimiento dc Ia fraudu-
Ienta operacion. < Sc dcdic6 a estu-
diar el case a pesar dc cientds de ins
collYeitientes,
Cuando lle&6 el momento dado. Sc
arlest6 a la red colnpleta de con-
trahandistas. La cortc les impuso
nuitas por valor de $S,T67, ademas
deslas saseentencias adieiona
hrs por cdrcel 81 :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
La ley de-.
Continuation de Ira. pagina)

b;endoi sido aduella frfaada por
el Gobernador el dia II del CO.
rriente, el plan de carreteras, por
eonsigpiente, no podrfa seguirse
hasta el venidero mes de noviem-
bPe,
Arte 1este Inconvenience, el Co
misionado del Interior, seiior Es4
teves, que Sc propJnia empezaI.
los trabajos ensegaida, Sc vera
en- la necesidad de retardar sps
llanes hasta el mes5de noviembre,
menos, segdn Sc cree, que eel
Auditor le adelanta fondos a cuen-
ts de los dos millones asignados
ror Ia Ley en- question.
En- tai sentido, Sc sahe que VIE
ne trabajando va ell senior Este
YES, quiea parece abrigar las mas
halagiienas esperanzass en- cease
Guirlo, va que tanto el Auditor
como el Sc encuentran en- las me-
jorcs disposiciones de amino hacia
q prosreso y 5ienesta general
del pals.
En- la oficina del Comisionada
Sc hacen va gestiones en- ell sem
lido de localizar ell personal re.
cesario para pQrer en- practica ell
future, vasto plan de calreteras,
pues, con motive de la escasez de
npmerario y de las econonias que
csta situaci6n impuso, Sc demoUi-
{iv@ aquel, tirando cada eual para
Il sitio cue mas convenia sus
interescs personales.
La tarea para reunir este per-
soral no es tan facil como a sinl
rle vista parece, y de ahi el inte-
res del Comisionado en- saber dom
de Sc encuentran sHs viejos sol.
dados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26

Esta maiiana, yendo por la Gale
tepe con des carteles Ell un puesto
de frutas que me hicieron pensar
Uno decia: 'Cerezas Agrias-Dos
libras por 25 eentayos
FL otro:. 'Cerezas Extra -Dulces-
50 centavos la libra
Mire las dos cajas..
Las cerezas de una Sc parecian a
las de la otra. Ambas tenisn tallos,
amhas Ell misrno color. ambas ell mis-
mo talnano.
NADIA habia ell La apariencia ex-
terna que hiciese que unas valiesen
casi tres veces 10 que las otras. !
Ell valor de las scerezas caras .es-
tsba en- algo cue no Sc podia ver,
sentir nj oler. Sc descubria solo en-
el moniento de La prueba, al morder
una Era Ell sabor
Esto me hize pensar Ell los homr
bres y el por que unos son granaes
y poderosos y otros insignifcantes 9
impotentesi en- como algunos hupla-
nos, 81 fuesen scerezas en- vez de am
males ,bipedoss serian clasificados CO
mo ceresas agrias de precio barate
v etres come cerezas extra-dulces
de alto precio.
En- la apariencia externa de estos
hoAbres a naeppdo no puede notarse
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
Editorial diarO del Dr. frank Crane
LAS CEREzAS. Y LOS HOMBRfS

t.iferencia Is cuando viene la prue.
ba que la distinci6n Sc nota.
Um POGO mas tarde esta madana
volvi a pensar en- ell asunto al en-
contrar un hombre joven, quiep
a1n mo ha llegado los 80 amos
y ocuph 4tA alto puesto como CORES
ponsal extranjero de un sindicato
periodistico.
Aparentemente era .lo- misnlo que
cualquier otre joven. No podia des-
cuhrirse SUI habilidad de manejar
grandes Responsibilities hasta qua
no Sc lie ponia a prueba
,t:.e.Lo mas que, ms entretiene en- el
nlundo' me fdijo, les deiar a la
gente Greer que Yo soy un niho sin
importancia, y.,entonces romperme, la
cabeza para hacer salgo Fgrandel /,
Uaae nnnca puede decir 10 que
pasa feptro de una cabeza con solo
mlrarls ppe npnca, sabe hasta que
la prlleha no nega f,,39ss
Rero 10 que pasa dentro de la ca
beza. para el hombre esalo mismo que
Ell Ssaheestpara las cerezas.
Sale esa Eelucir al llegar Ia 2ruehS
10, ,pene entire el agrupo agrie ell
extra-dssIce -,..- --.,--.s-...
copyrights 1925, pOr The Mcclure
Nsspapec Syhdicate, Is y -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
Una serenotd...
Continuation de Ira. pagina)

formes, ell iniciador de la hazaila,
habiendo sido eficazmente ayudado
en- la tarea por el repetido Gaetan
Segdn la. Investigation judicial
practicable por .el fiscal Massari,
quien Sc persona ell lunes en- ell sitio
de La ocurrencia acompafiado del TIA.
quigrafo Jesus Dfaz, resulta que ALA
para las doce 6e la noche del do
mingo Sc presentaron en- ell cafetin
mencionado los sujetos Calderon
Gaetan y otros mas, con Ell fin de
"darle una serenata' al dueno del
establecimiento
Al negar a este, que permanecia
alberto, Calderon advirti6 que den
tro Sc encontraba su cunado. Gre
gorio Hernandez, con QUEEN al pa
recer, no estaba en- buenas relacio-
Les de amistad.
AL verle, dicen que lie dirigio esta
Erase: "ioye, tlrate pal batey!-
El aiudido obedeeio, y al caer
al batey' ". sin que mediaran
frases dc ninguna especie, ell Calde-
ron. conjuntamente con Gaetan Sc lie
abalanzaron encima emprendiendola
punaladas contra el Hernandez,
segin informes, lucho con sus riva-
les, hasta que las heridas que lie
produjeron lie hicieron caer TERRA
sin sentido,. manando abundante
sangre, y con los pulmones atravesa-
dos por un terrible cuchillo de dos
ilos.
A Ia hora EN- que ell Fiscal visito
Vega Alta, Gregorio Sc debatfa en-
tre la vida y la muerte, y, possible
mente, cuando Ell lector conozca es-
tas lineas habra expirado ell in
fe1iz,
Sostenido su ORGANISING por los
auxilios medicos, Hernandez logro
prestar declaration ante ell Lcdo
Massari Dio cuenta de 10 ocurrido
segln al principle decimos, EXPIRE
sando que sus agresores eran enemi-
gos personales suyos
Al pie de la declaration Herman
deg estamp6 su nombre. Els una
frma vacilante, torpe, sinuosa; la
firna de un moribundo.
Los agresores de Hernandez han
sido acusados de ataque para CO.
meter homicide, sehalandoseles una
fianza de $1,000 a cada uno, la cuai
sera aumentada a So 900 ST Ell herl-
do muere.
Los detenidos, no hahiendo pres
tado fianza, permanecen recluidos
en- la carcel de Vega Alta, seran
traidos 6sta tan pronto sea opor-
tl1no.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
ULTIMA H0RA

continuation de Ira paginal
le he nombratlo usted hi como
caballero nj como Tesorero, nj he
mencionado su Departments abso-
lutamente para NADIA en- hi inter-
view con el representa- de Ell.
MUNDo, precisamente porque yo
deseonozco en- absolute Ell estado de
los asuntos de su DepartamGafto
con la Fajsrdo Sugar Company y
tambfen confieso desconoeer las ges
tiorles que usted haya podido rea-
liEar con los contribuyentes moro
sos. Mi opinion particular como Ia
de muchos de SITS amigos, aue tam
bien 10 son mios, es que usted es
un hombre honorable, honestq Y
competentisimo para el desalnpelo
del cargo que ocupa.
Ahora bien, -YO NECEsITO RA
TIFICAR cIERTAs IDEAS QUE.
ExPREsE AL REPORTER De
"EL MUNDon, LAS CUALEs
SON vERDADERAMENTE IN
CoMPLETAs, VA QUE Yo CO.
MO CIUDADANo Y COMO
CONFERENCE.-THE TENGo Ell
DEREcHo QUE listed NO
NE NEGARA DE TRATAR
LAS cUEsTIoNEs PUBLrcAs
CON ENTEREzA DE CARAcTER
Y SIN MIEDo ALGUNo A sUs
CONSEQUENCES.
Por Manifestations que ha pu-
blicado la prensa del Honorable
Speaker de la Camara, todo el nun
do sabs que ell Goblerno Insular
tiene un de6cit de einco milloaes
de dolares. 4
Para llegar este deficit solo han
podido oerrrir dos cosas: Ire. Que
las personas que intervinieron en-
la canfeeCion de assterieresr presu-
ppesJos Sc. equivocafon en- Ia apra-
ciaci6n do Ia riquesa eentrihativa
del pals; y edo. Que muchos CON
tribuyentes Sc hayan resistido a pa
gar sus contribueiones En- ell pri
mer case, UD.. TIENE QUE REco-
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Los NUEvos Y oNERosos 1NI-
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LEGISLATURE. 81 en- ell segundo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-26
Ell HERMANo DECLARA


Iamediatamente Sc ha iniciado
una. investigation de hos hechos
para comprobar 81 Sc trata de un
crimen un suicide. El hermano
de la victima al ser llamado a
declarar manifesto que POGO antes
de salir del establecimiento vic
a sa hermano cargandp el rev6l-
Yer. que luego fue oeupado por
las sautoridades.
Agfega el testigo que entire el
Y 50 hermano jamas hubo diver
geneia alguna, que no tenia enc
migos y cue q sus iuieio se2 trata
de un accidente' desgraeiado osqui-
zast de un suicidio.
No obstante, las pesquisas rea-
lizadas hasta ahora no ponen de-
manifesto causa alguna que pue-
ca haher llevado al joven Ortega
a adoptar una resolution tan des-
esperada.
La policia continda sus inves-
tigaeiones con gran actividad, de-
cidida aclarar el misterio de-
terminar a eiencia eierta 81 real
rlente sc. trata de un suicide
81 sc ha cometido un crimen no.
rribie, va que en- estos casos hay
que saceptar las dos Yersiones has
ia que una quede descartada por
loss hechos.