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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
To Play At O. s. q. Functions

Mr.. Deane Northrup, violinist, of
this place, has been invited to play
with the Ohio State University or
chestra at President Thompsons re :
ception given next Monday after
noon, and also to play with the same
orchestra at the O.. S. U. commence
ment Tuesday night. This is quite a
compliment to Deane's playing, since
it is very seldom that anyone not a
student at Ohio State, is invited to
play. Mr.. Edgar Northrup, medical
student. at the 0. S. u, is a regular
member OF the orchestra.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Death or Mrs. Rose Cowger

The death of Mrs. Rose Cowger,
aged AS years, occurred Tuesday,
June Q, at her home on Ellis ridge
in Windsor township. Death was
the result of leakage of the heart,
and she had been ill several years.
Mrs. Cowger is survived by her
husband Otto Cowger. Her par
ents were. the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lochary. Osmar Lochary of
Stockport, William of Roxbury, Har-
ry who resides in Massachusetts,
Oscar Lochary and Mrs. Mary
Moshier who reside in South
Dakota, and Mrs. Bessie Sprigg of
Marietta, are her brothers and sis
ters.
Funeral services were held Fri
day, June 5, at 2 p M, conducted
by Rev. Floyd Gale, and burial was
made at Mt. Ebal.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
$. s. WILLIAMS INTERCEPTS
THIEF, AND RECEIVES SHOT

Last Thursday about midnight
Mr.. SIS. (''Vene") Williams of Penn
township was shot below the hip, by
IA chicken thief at his barn. Mr..
Williams lives on what is better
known as the Van Mott place, near
Todds. A near neighbor, Ward
White, heard Mr.. Williams chickens
making fuss, like someone was af-
ter them, and he sent his son VIM.
White. aged IA years, to tell Will
liams. and he and Williams went to
the chicken house. Ward White
went to notify other neighbors. No
sooner had Williams entered where
the chickens were roosting, than a
man flashed a gun on him, holding
it to his breast. Williams, with a
stick of wood, which he had picked
up on his way to the chicken house,
hit his arm, but the man did not
drop the gun, and as he started to
run backwards, fired three shots at
Mr. Williams, only one Of which
took effect, which was just below
his hip. The man who did the
shooting had parked his car off the
main road, which is piked, just onto
the Hinman road, and made his
getaway. He left the six chickens
which he had carried to the car. be-
fore Mr.. Williams discovered him.
Where the car had been parked was
fruit can containing about a pint
of white mule whisky. Hearing
the shots neighbors quickly gather
ed, and some reached the car be-
fore the thief drove off, but fearing
there might be a gang of them, did
not attempt to capture him, and as
he started to drive away he fired
shot, presumably at someone in
the crowd.
Sylvannus Williams is about 60
years of age, and is brother
of Mrs. j. S. Torbert of this
place The revolver with which the
shooting was done is said to have
been A calibre. Before starting
for the chicken house, Mr.. Williams
got his revolver, but discovered that
he had no loads for it.
No arrests have as yet been
made.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
COMMISSIONERS

The board of county commission
ers met Saturday, pursuant TO ad-
journment, and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
The claim of o. j. Hamilton, in
the amount of $3.50 as damages to
sheep, caused by dog or dogs own
ed by C. L. Reed ct al, Cumberland,
o., (shown by testimony of said
Hamilton before commissioners,
June s, 1925, that he found these
dogs among his sheep, followed
them home, killed one dog, and that
C. L. Reed and others refused to
let him kill the other) is rejected
and ordered returned to the trus-
tees of Manchester township, for
said trustees to bring action against
C. L. Reed ct al, for judgment on
claim.
Testimony of j. w. Bird taken on
his sheep claim of four killed and
II wounded. Claim is adjusted.
No Action On Heating System
This being the day to receive bids
for the remodeling of the heating
system of the county home, three
were received: E. o. Mcdonald,
$3.50; Herbert A. Jones, $3.50;
Jas. T. Orr of Cambridge, s3,714.
Action on bids was postponed to
June 13.
The will of Julia d. Brown, de-
ceased. late of Bristol, has been ad-
mitted to probate. She bequeaths
to her nephew Frank B. Knox, all of
her personal property. Frank B..
Knox is appointed administrator
with the will annexed Appraisers
Howard Wilson, Vernon Crisman
and j. J. Bell.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Harry LeFeyer An M. ID.

Harry LeFever, son of Dr. e. Le-
Fever of this city, has completed
the course at Jefferson Medical col
lege in Philadelphia and received
his diploma at the commencement
exercises last Friday. DR.. LeFever
returned to this city and on Mon
day went to Columbus where he is
taking the test before the State
Medical board this week. He will
remain here until the forepart of
July when he will go to Philadel-
phia and put in two years as an in
terne. in the Philadelphia General
hospital. Press.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
High School T

High School Teachers Employed
The following new high school
teachers have been employed for NJ.
& NJ:
Miss Mildred vickroy, science,
taking Miss Johnson's place. She
taught last year, and her home is in
Homer township.
Miss Olive Kincaid of Crooks
vile, home economics, succeeding
Miss Marian Hutson.
Miss Pearl Woodward. history, sue
ceeding Mr.. Raymond Cooper.
Miss Lauretta Suntheimer sue
ceeds Miss Catherine Dague as
teacher of physical education and
social science. Her home is Mas
sillon.
All four of these named are
graduates of the Ohio University.
This completes the list of high
school teachers, but all of the above
have not as yet accepted.
Those re-emp1oyed are: G.. E.
Carr, superintendent; Mrs. Evelyn
True Button, principal; Miss Grace
Parsons, French; Raymond Ken
nard, manual training; o. L. Young,
vocational agriculture; Frank Bal
lenger, athletic coach; Miss Coda
Window, music; Miss Emma Lee
Stewart, English.
Mrs. Nellie Fox was also re-em-
.ployed as substitute teacher, and
Miss Annabel Smith succeeds Miss
Martha Sherman, who was not an
applicant, as clerk for the superin-
tendent, and also of the board OF
education.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
! Meets With Accident

Mr.. John Grandstaff of Bristol
was quite badly hurt this morning.
While he was attempting to put a
yoke on heifer, the animal broke
loose and tramped him to the
ground, injuring his hand-dislo-
eating. one finger, and so badly
mashing his little finger that it had
to be amputated back past the mid
die Joint.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11

Ine more important JTduSdCLtOuS
at the regular monthly meeting of
the village council here Friday
night, follow:
Building Permits
Albert Barkhurst, garage, on
the back of his lot, next to the ar
mory.
Louis Drury, frame dwelling on
South Main street.
Raymond Durbin, two story brick,
adjoining the Democrat office build
ing.
To Improve Sidewalks
A resolution was passed ordering
the improving of sidewalk along the
Clara Fisher property on Kennebec
avenue, also along east side of Mrs.
Evelyn True Button property situ-
ated on Main and Eighth streets;
and along her property on Fourth
street.
The clerks monthly financial
statement was read and adopted.
Would Make Route Secondary Road
The clerk was authorized tospre-
pare a petition to be submitted to
the county commissioners, to desig-
nate certain route starting in at the
Mcconnell run, following along the
river through town, along the river
to the bridge, and from the boat
warehouse, to the corporation line,
making same part of the county's
secondary road system. In so doing
that route if made a part of the
secondary system, could be kept in
shape by the two-mill special road
levy passed in the county at the last
fall election
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
More Honors For Miss Button

A recent issue of the Democrat
made mention OF the fact that Miss
Augusta Button, student at the
Ohio Wesleyan University at Della
ware, had been invited to become a
member of the Kappa Delta PA
national honorary educational fra
ternity. We learn since that Miss
Button has had additional honcrs
thrust upon her--this time an inyi-
tation to become O. member of the
Theta Alpha Phi, a national hono- :
ary dramatic society.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Another StiII-More Mash

Sheriff Newton and G. B. Henery
of Stockport were out to the edge of
Union township, next to Perry coun-
ty, about 2 II miles southwest of
Santoy, Tuesday, and captured
20 gallon still, and three barrels of
mash. While they failed to land
the operators, it was very evident
that the utensils had not been
idle long, when found by the Off
GERS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Club Picnic

The Quadruple H Clothing club
enjoyed a picnic supper at Chadwick
grove, Friday evening, June s..
Twelve members were present and
three visitors. Individual demonstra-
tions were given by Gladys Eddie
blute and Flora Morris. A short
literary program was given at the
end of the business session. The
next meeting will be held June 26 at
Chas Eddleblute's.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Kennards To Take Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kennard,
their daughter Miss Ruth Ken
nard, and pns Ralph, Harold and
Curtis, expect to leave Wednesday
of next week for a several weeks
auto trip to Vermont, where they
will visit Mrs. Kennard's relatives.
Many near relatives of Mrs. Ken
nard's father Elijah Albee, live in
Vermont.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Leave For Colorado

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Russell and Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Merriam OF Mer-
riam left Monday, by auto, we are
Informed, for Greeley, Colo. The
trip is made for the purpose of see,
ing what the climate there will do
for Mrs. Russell, formerly Mrs.
Maude Merriam Mcveigh, WHO In In
very poor health. We understand
that while at Greeley Mrs. Russell
will be under the medical care of
DR.. VIM. Harmer, formerly of Nc
Connelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
r. Rambo's Down For Summer

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Rambo who
returned to their home in Akron
about a month ago from New
Smyrna, Fla, where they spent the
winter, motored down Wednesday,
going out to the Rose Singree farm
in Meisville township, where they
plan to spend several months.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Children's Day At Nj. Il. Church

Children's day will be OBJ
served at the local M. e. church,
Sunday evening, June IA, at s
O'Clock. A special varied program
has been prepared, and the exer-
cises will close with a patriotic pag-
cant. The program is a splendid
one, and all are cordially invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Raymond Birch A "Keramos',

Mr.. Raymond Birch has been
elected to membership in "Keram-
os," which is the national ceramic
engineering honorary fraternity.
But one O. S. u. sophomore is elect
ed annually to membership in this
fraternity, and Mr.. Birch was thus
honored.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Kills Another Adder

Last week mention was made that
l.. B. Devol of Kennebec ridge kill
ed an adder at his place. Since
that time he has dispatched adder
No. Q, and he is of the opinion that
this adder family, which had taken
up its abode at his place, is now q
thing Of the past.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11

Vice President Charles G.. Dawes
and party who had been at Marietta
attending college. commencement,
and visiting Mr.. Dawes home peo-
pie, passed through Malta Tuesday
evening on the way to his homs in
Evanston. Ill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
r.. G. Loses To st. Mary,s

In the baseball game played Sun
day between st. Mary's, w. Va, and
the Rocky Glens, on the formers
diamond, st. Mary's won by the
score of to s. The local boys were
off color in their batting, which was
the cause of their defeat.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Train Schedule Changes Slightly

Beginning the first of the week, a
slight change has been made in the
local train schedule. The first
train down which had been coming
at 1l:10 is now due at 1875. The
evening train north, which came at
z, is now due at $3.50.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Miss Mabel Barnes. teache,

MISS MaDCl DdTA0S, LedCuSr IN
Cleveland, arrived here Monday.
After visit of ten days or SO with
her sister Mrs. J. e. Spence, she
apes to California 30 visit her sis
ter Mrs. L. J.. Danz, and to attend
summer school at the University of
alifornia.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Mrs. Warman Art Superyisor

Mrs. Gertrude Worman, wife of
Prof. q. r. Warman, has been en-
ployed as supervisor of arts, in
Portage county. Her husband is
of the public schools
at Windham, Portage county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Mrs. Cora Birch Otterberg Dies

Mrs. Wilbur Simcox of Beckett
received word recently of the death
of her aunt Mrs. Cora Birch Otter
berg. which occurred at her home at
Spokane, Wash, May "a, after an
illness dating since last November.
The deceased was former resi-
dent of Morgan county and will be
remembered by many. She was
daughter of the late John and Mar
tha Birch, and was born in Center
township, in the Hackney vicinity,
about 53 years ago, and resided In
this county until the year 1904,
when she removed to Livingston,
Mont. where some years later she
was married to Peter Otterberg, who
survives. as do also two step
daughters, all of Spokane, Wash,
and two brothers c. d. and F. L..
Birch. and one sister, Mrs. F. A.
Bishop, all residing in Livingston,
Mont. One sister is deceased. TWO
nieces, Mrs. Wilbur Simcox and
Miss Vera Walker, and few cou-
sins are all the relatives III TINS
county.
Mrs. Otterberg was of kind,
sweet disposition and will be deeply
missed by friends and relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Miss Danford To Teach AT Akron

Miss Blanche Danford returned
to her home here last Friday, from
Athens where she has been taking
special work IN music. She will
spend the summer here with her
parents Atty and Mrs. M. e. Dam
tTd. This fall she goes to Akron
to resume her place as musical su-
pervisor in the public schools. the
same position she was filing, when
given leave OF absence,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Wm. GorreIl Doing Fine

Mr.. VIM. Gorrell of Bristol, who
underwent an operation last Satur-
day at Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE,
for removal of the prostate gland, is
getting. along nicely.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
For Stealing A Gun

Dana Wallace of Chesterhill was
brought here the first of the week
and placed in the county Jail to
serve a sentence of so days, for
stealing gun from c. c. Campbell.
His hearing had been before the
mayor of Chesterhill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Heavy Road Travel

Last Sunday evening Mr.. B. A.
Clifton of Eagieport took note of
the traffic on the river road. In As
inmates 70 awtos passed his place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Deaths Toll
June A to IL

Isaac Norris, Bartlett.
Jessie III. Hammond, Portland, Ore.
Rev. B. e. Edgell, Marietta.
Mrs. Rose Cowger, Windsor Tp.
Lew Keith, Illinois.
Mrs. Cora Otterberg, Spokane, W'n
AIDA GLADDEN., East Branch.
Silas J. Danford, Athens.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11

Mrs. C. H. NORM of upper Malta
is quite i'll, suffering with stomach
and liver trouble.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11

The Rocky Glen baseball team
cleared SCOTT at their cake walk
given here on the court house lawn,
Wednesday night.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
Miss Oglevee Undergoes Operation

Miss Christine Oglevee of Bristol,
who underwent an operation last
Thursday at the Bethesda Hospital,
GAINESVILLE, for appendicitis, is doing
very well, and improving nicely.
She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ogleyee.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
WARD II. VAN ORMAN IN
INTERNALLY BALLOON RACE

In the international balloon race,
which left Brussels, Belgium, Sum
day afternoon, It is believed that
the trophy will go to Belgium The
Goodyear III, pi1oted by Ward T..
Van Orman of Akron, it is reported
covered a greater distance than did
the Others. but dropped into the
sea. which disqualified him, under
the rules governing the race. The
crew was taken aboard q German
steamer. 1t is stated that OF the IL
starters. three dropped into the
sea, but all their crews were saved.
Mr.. Van Orman's wife did not ac-
company him to Brussels. Her
mother. Mrs. Maude Black of this
place, expects to go to Akron the
latter part of this week to visit her.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11

Miss Anderson In Clerks Office
Miss Gertrude Anderson Of Malta,
is employed In County Clerk w. e.
MedIey'g Office.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-11
WITH THE COUNCIL

The more important transactions
at the regular monthly meeting Of
the village council here Friday
night follow:
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dicen que en- cualquier dia viene
10 que con0iene, son los que a
puno cerrados Green en- ell destino.
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Ell MIsTERIo DE LA CoRBATA
AzUL
Cierta mahana, cuando jose lie
Brun, mayordomo en- la casa de
Lady Manzel, mujer muy de moda,
fu6 a tomar 6rdenes como de COS
tumbre, Sc le dijo que la se1ora no
rspondfa. Sc for26 Ia puerto, y Sc
le encontr6 tendida en- 81 suelo,
muerta.
No habia duda de que habia si-
do asesinada. FL cuerro presentaba
por 10 menos una docena de espan-
tosas heridas, y habia indicios de
que hubo una lucha horrible. En-
Gina de La cana, Sc encontr6 una
corbata azul. Tambi6n hahia una
mordaza, que Sc habia hecho con
una bata de noche, y que lleva5a
las iniciales de La famiIia. Una
cuerda pendia de la ventana del
segundo piso, pero habia otra evi-
dencia que demostrase que el la
dr6n habia entrado de esa manera.
Desgraciadamente para LeBrun,
Ia bata de noche, LENA De sangre
como estaba, le servfa perfecta-
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PELI0Roso BARCo
ABANDoNADo

La Oficina HidrogrAf1ca local in
forma que IN barco ahandonado de
unos 200 pies de largo, hotando con
la quilla hacia arriba, ha sido visto
el % de enero, en- Lat. q grades 4
mirutos, Long. 64 grades 55 minn-
tcs oeste, posici6n la cual estA a
unas diecisiete millas al este del ca
mino de los vapores de Nueva York
San Juan. La direction prevalen-
to de la corrtente martina en- ese
gitio es hacia el noroeste, 10 cual
trataria de llevar ell barco abando-
nado a dicho camino entire las Iati-
tudes rs grades Norte y 80 grades
Norte.
La oficina Hidrografica ha noti-
ficado a todas las. compahias navie-
ras locales, y ha enviado aviso a los
vspores en- el mar por medic de In
estaci6n Naval Radiotelef6nica.
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RENovAC1oN

Aquf en- estas lineas quedan re-
novadas nuestras adhesiones en-
su duelo, a la farnilia Estades,
la Casa de Espana y al Banco
Territorial de Puerto Rico, con
nuestras oraciones en- sufragio
por ell alma del Unfortunate ANA
dor.
Y ahora, quede la sociedad, es-
perando el desagravio por via de
la Justicia.
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La hGzana detec-
tiuesca del ha
POr Vance Wynn

, mente bien. Parecia estar Inuy ner-
vioso y excitado, y las autoridades
no pudieron menos quo soneterle
una investigation. Proci tm5 su
inocencia siempre, pero Sc le So
meti6 tantas tortiiras, que 10 pu-
do resistir, y muri6.
Algunas semanas despu6s, una de
las doncellas identified la corbata
azul como parte de Ia indumentaria
de uho de los laeayos, Que habfa
servido en- La casa, que So la
maba Juan Gerlet. Parece gle Sc
lie habfa despedido cuatro r1eses an
tes, acusado de haber robado a Ia
sefiora. Sc encontro a IN hombre
que declare bajo juramento, que ha-
bia visto a Gerlet Salir de ln casa
de Lady Manzel, La noche Gel ase-
sinato. Luego, otro record6 haber
afeitado al sospechoso, Ii mafia-
ma sigr1iente de haber ocnrrIdo Ia
tragedia. Tenfa las mano5 arafia-
das, y cuando el barbero Sc flo
en- este detalIe, le dijo cue habia
matado un cato.
La policia recorri6 todo el pals
para locanzar Gerlet, pero pare
cha que tai persona no existfa en-
FranctA. 2 no ebstate, SO le en-
contr6 de Ia manera mas cnriosa.
Algunos de los habitantes de Sens,
SO Quejaron de que habian sido VIC
timas de las malas artes de un ira
tante en caballos que Sc hscia Ia
mar Berry.
Esto. verdaderamente no era una
gran pista, pero al mismo tempo SO
hizo constar que ell tratante en- ca
ballos en- cierta ocasi6n ha5fa sido
lacayo de una casa noble en- Paria
On miembro de la policfa secreta
fue enviado a Sens para visitar al
acusado. Una sola mirada fue suf.
ciente.
| Berry y Juan Gerlet eran la mis-
ma persona.
Be le arrest6 y fue conducido Q
Paris, donde fue identifcado por Ia
servidumbre de Lady Manzel Ne
go el dehto, y dijo one podia pre-
sentar evidencia para probar su ino
cencia. Pero La evidencia que pre-
sent0 era sencillamente ingenua. Y
luego, la evidencia en- su contra era
tan grande que no pudo resistir, y
confes6 de plano.
! Declare que habia entrado on Ia
habitaci6n de Lady Manzei y sc
habia escondido bajo II cana. ALI
parmaneci6 hasta La Sarde, cuando
su sefora saH6 hacia la islesia. Per
maneci6 en- La habitacion toda ia
tarde, sentado junto FL fuego, v
creyendose en- su propia casa.
Cuando oy6 rodar Ell coche de su
victima, Sc apresur6 a esconderse
bajo la cana. La sefiora Sc prepare
para descansar. FL Iacayo dej6 pa
sar una hora, y luego sali6 de su es-
condite.
-"Esta usted sola''. lilo. "y
la tengo mi merced. Si usted es
prudente me entregara todo gu di-
nero. 81 SO MEGA, La matar6'.
-Pero Ia sefiora era valiente. Sc
neg6 y trat6 de tocar Ia campari-
la para atraer q sus. criados. 81
logr6 contenerla, Sc inici5 una lu-
cha; y entonces 81 "a h:-i0 por pri-
mera vez con una nayaja que ba-
bfa traido. Luego sigui5 mn lucha
horrible, durante Ia cuai ella le ara
no, = consiguio arrancarle la cox
bata. Finalmente, "a pobre muJer
sucumbi6 a navajazos 81 asesino
arroj6 la navaja al fuego, tirj Ia
capa de noche paaciria de La CANA,
Sc puso Ell gaban y sombrero y sa-
LID de La casa. lIabia prepai ado
La cuerda para un case 10 neceSi-
dad, pero no crey5 necesario usa-la.
Pero en- cambio, cometi6 Ia tonte-
ria de dejar la corbata azui, y ESQ
le perdi6. Il
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TR1BuTos PosTuMos

Tributes p6stumos fueron las
coronas de flores artifciales sobre
las cuales Sc leen estas dedicate
rias: Ell Gerente y Emplados de
The Royal Bank of Canada al se-
nor Amador Estades; Ell Gerente
y Empleados de The Internatio-
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MAS SOBRE Ell HECHO.......

nal Banking Corporation a Anna
dor Estades; Los Padres y Her.
manos; The Manager and Staff
/ of the Bank of Nova Scotia Y nu-
merosas de azucenas y flores. ma
turales que fueron colocadas So
bre Ell monitor de TERRA sobre el
que una cruz Sc alzara imploran-
te de oraci6n.
PuBLICos TEsTIMoNIos
Desde que Amador Estades, el
bueno Unfortunate cerr6 los ojos
a la vida, la Casa de Espaha,
de la que era id6neo Secretario,
arri6 su bandera a mitad de asta.
Igual testimonio ofrecieron duran
te el dfa de, aver el international
Banking Corporation, The Royal
Bank of Canada Y The Bank of
Nova Scotia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
ENToNCEs.

Una una las paladas de tie
ira, fueron yelo que cnbri6 ell
cuerpo de Amador Estades y la
/ piedad de los concurrentes guar
do silencio. La misericordia del
enterramiento estaba realizada.