davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09

CE ALQUILA o Vendo hermosa ca
sa Concrete calle Lafayette Con-
iado. Sc alquila altos calle Loiza
81. SIN c0rredOres Informant Tele-
foro 80 aEul. santurce. 2-lS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
X/BNDEMos: Mesa tornillo de o


CE ALQUILA: Casa moderna en-
Miramar Informar&, Telefono 45o
Santurce. 2-13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09

CT ALQUIIA una casa calle An
tonsnnti y Sc vende un piano.
Ilame al teltfono 1850 verde. san
furce. 2-13
>>-~-~~~~~~~~>~~>sN~~
'TELAS DE HILO espaholas para
sabanas. fundas v mantelerfas.
Nueyo surtido con precios. los mas
redHcidos en- In HOrmiga de ORC.
San 1nan( L, Il, 7.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
STATE MONOPOLY OF
SUGAR AND TEA
PROPOSED RY PERSIA

Bagdad, H'' Decision Of the
Persian government to put .hroug h
a bill to empower It 10 take yvcr
the import and sale Of tea and
sugar ia Persia ~ Il state monopoly
has aroused considerable feeling in
commercial circles here.
The seriousness Of the matter
from the local point Of view may
be gagged from the fact that, cx-
ccpt for cotton piece goods. very
large proportion Of the considerable
rceXport trade from this country to
Persia consist; Of tea and sugar,
The huving, arrange ments IN Euro"f
aud India have until now remained
in the hands Of Bagdad middlcmen,
Persian merchants not as rule
buying further aficId than this city.
Presumably, the Persian government
intends to make its own arrange
mcnts in Europe, and 10 cut out the
Bagdad middleman altogether.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
STEEL COMPANY
DOUBLES PROFITS
IN SECOND PERIOD

New York. July ,6.-~~-The Re
public Iron and Steel company al
most doubled its net profit in the
second quarter this year compared
with the corresponding period Of
1894, the total reaching $Sl0,306.
equal, after preferred dividends, to
> 81 share on the common stock
against Sl5l,226 or five cents Il
share year ago.
Heavy melting steel has advanced
- cents Il ton in the Chicago district
ranging from $3.50 to $1,000.
June imports of crude rubber into
the United States aggregated 30.337
tons against 3l.lS7 in May and IT,
"1n III June last year. the Rubber
Association Of America reports. The
hajf year = imports wev lSt.7S7 tons
compared with 1850 a year ago.
General Motors Corporation sold
T5,1Sl cars and trucks to the public
~ June. which was l0.557 more than
IN June last year. Sales to dealers
by the manufacturing divisions
showed larger increase, the total
Of io,12l compared with s.. 9Si.
Ih" committee on securities Of
tn" New York Stock Exchange has
ruled that Mack Trucks, Inc, be not
quoted "N-rights until further no
tIrc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
SALVATION ARMY SEEKS AID
FOR midas NEEDY MILLIONS

London, July l6.-(P)-A scheme
for the establishment Of hospitals,
training garrsons and other institu-
tons for the welfare of the native
populations. has been launched in
communication of the approaching
birthday Of General Bramwell Booth,
of the Salvation Army.
A worldwide appeal has achieved
such response as to insure the cree
ton Of buildings costing $1,000. 300
Half this amount will be spent II
India and Ceylon. and the erection Of
100 industrial village homes. a large
hospital for lepers. and central hall
in the city Of Calcutta is contcm-
plated
Other countries sharing in the ,ex-
tension are China, Japan. Korea. West
Indies, Dutch East ladies. South
Africa and kenya Colony.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
MARKET NEWS
Wire Markets BY
Associated Press
WHEAT PRICE
GOES LOWER
Cooler Weather in Northwest
Causes Decline

Chicago, July 16.-tP)--Lower prl-
ces for wheat went hand in hand to-
day with cooler weather in the grain
crop belt The fact that Liverpool
quotations showed Il greater decline
than was looked for. tended also to
weaken values here. Increased de-
mand which appeared in the down
turns brought about only transient
rallies. Opening prices, unchanged to
TO Ia, cents lower. September $l.5l
to $l.5l%, and December $l.5l to
i.51 z. were followed by temporary
gains and then by decided setback
with September touching $l.i9A and
December Sl.5Oi2.
Increasing reports of damage to the
spring wheat crop, together with pre-
dlrtions of liberal decrease Of the
visible supply total next Monday, led
to material advance in the value OF
wheat today after an early decline.
The wheat market closed . to Sac
higher. September $l.54as to 5-Sc and
December 81 .55 to $1.55k ".
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. July l6.--tR---Cat-
tie receipts $500. slow. about steady
on dry feds. one lot af light yeariings
carrying bids ut $11.5O with sort: II
head of short fed steers averaging
approximately 1,150 pounds ut s9.25;
grassers slow, weak; bulk steers and
yearlings from $500 to 1857: cows
from $4.4O to $500; heifers largely
from $500 to $500; Gamers and cut
tcrs steady mt SIT, to S3.25; bologna
bulls mostly SI.25 to Sl.75; stockcrs
and feeders active on better kinds !;
others slow and hard to sell; bulk
$4.25 to $500. Calves receipts 200,
vcalers fully soc lower: best lights
to packers $3.50. few up to S?.75.
Hog recei It's 5000, slow, steady to
weak with Wednesdays average
sorted lao to 300 pound weights
$l3 SO to Sl3.75: top. Sl3.75: bulk
packing sows, S12.25 to $l2.5O. Pigs
mostly Sl350; average cost Wcdnes-
day si2.S7. weight 272 pounds.
Sheep receipts 300. fat lambs. 25 ia
:" cents lower. bulk fat natives. 1890
to SLABS; few choice kinds up tc
Sl4.5O, steady. handyweight fat ma.
tives ewes, 500 to $3.50; lightweight
western late Wednesday up to $500
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

BY NEA Service
Oherlin. O., July l6.-rhc worlds
only college on wheels has started
its long trip toward the land OF the
setting sun.
It's college that has neither text
books, class rooms nor final cxam'na-
tons.
The ciass motto is "carly to bed
and early to rise" and the college
ycll deals with the joys Of cranking
battered flivvcrs.
Professor LynlS Jones Of oberlln
College is making his ninth annual
pilgrimage to the Pacifia coast with
his Geology class, which consists of
four young men and tw" goods.
They arc going in flivvers. The
object Of their trip is to study birds,
animals and rock formations ali the
way across the west.
Last Six Weeks
The trip is expected to i2et six
weeks. During all Of this time all
members of the party viii sleep and
ing camping equipment and wearing
their oldest clothes.
The route cuts across Indiana
ana lIIinOlS, swings H'ouSH Sohth
crn Iowa and Nebraska and then
dips down int" Colorado To Denver
and Pixies Peak.
Then it goes north again, touching
Stat Lake City, Rrycc's Canyon and
Zion Canyon. swinging south again
to the northern rim Of the Grand
Canyon and then heading through
TO Pasadena, Calf. Then follow
Il short excursion up the coast t.
Monterey and then the party returns
to Pasadena and disAands.
"Our trips arc planned to furnish
an opportunity for the studies al
plants and animals AS they nc ua'l'
occur in nature" says Prof. Jones
ut is organized AS a college class
but the methods Of class rooms arc
dispensed with as much as possible
We can't teach this course by the
usual methods.
"By actual contact with the liclc
work one learns how the plants ano
animals are adapted or adapt them
selves to each type Of climate. Espe
cially are we interested in how mar
has found it necessary to meet The
conditions that each climate make:
if he is to remain in it long.
~Daily lectures review the work
that has Immediately preceded, make
interpretations Of the things seer
and studied, bring out corrclations
and relationships between the life
and environment, and anticipate thu
work that is to follow"
Credit for the course is given next
winter. when each student write:
a paper covering the summer studcs
There is no final examination
No Fancy Clothes
No one would guess that these
voyagers are collcgians, at least
from the way they dress. For tbs
short skirts and vide trousers arc
all shipped on to Pasadena, the
western terminus Of the route, and
won't be donned until the trip is
ended and everybody is ready to
start back home.
Next year Prof. Jones will make
his tenth tour. When he began them
he insisted that the tenth would be
tho last But now he says he
doesn't know about that.
His friends agree that. it is very
doubtful if he will quit with the
tenth trip.
For u rowing spirit is hidden in
this quiet college professor, they
say-and he'll head for thc coast
every summer until he can no longer
work the pedals Of Ford.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
STATE or WASHINGTON
SPENDING MILLIONS
FOR HIGHWAY RGT[IDIN(;

Seattle, Ao) More than $4,000
600 are to br spent on Washington
states ray-as- %oTt:o road build Ing
program during the coming bicn-
MUM. OF this sum II il estimated
Sill 500, 900 will be available from
licenses for motor vehicles. and q
tax of two cents u gallon on case
line; S2,25O,OOO frpm Federal aid.
and nearly S500,0o0 from forest
funds.
Four bridges on the Pacific High
way between Everett and Mary Sville.
i'm the Northwestern section of the
state. will absorb 81 100000.
During the past 20 years Wash
inEton state has appropriated $50.
100000 for highways, and received
100000 from ihe Federal aid
fund, and has 2,AGJ miles of improv-
ed highways TO show for its money
Of this mileage 537 are paved and
no gra,eied,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
JAPANESE SYNDICATE
FORMED no EXPLOIT
coal. AND on. ElEI IDS

Tokyo. R)-Thc government au-
thorlticS arc reported to have reached
an agreement in the proposed form
alton Of n Scmi-official syndicate for
the exploitation Of the Saghaliru
coat and oil fields. The oil synd,-
cate will have a capital Of i0.00O.OoO
yen and the coal syndicate will be
capitalized for 100000 yen.
Half Of the capital is to be invest
ed by the Hskushin Kai, the old
syndicate interested in Saghalicn
and the North Saghalcn Industrial
Company. and the remainder will be
Offered for general subscription
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
MiiEER DEATH CAUSES
OMISSION or DINNER
TO RHODES SCHOLARS

OXFORD, Eng, July lG.--(AP)-
III" annual dinner given by the
I,npd"& trustees to The Rhodes
%cE",nrS viii he omitted This year
Because Of the death Recently of
Lord Miner, 1t j. thought the
custom Of the annual dinner will
net hc revived until he new build
ing, which il; to he the oxford head
quarters of the Rhodes Trust, i"
completed.
Past dinners have been notable
for the cminencc of the speakers.
English statesmen, inducing the
prime ministers. making them Oc-
raSi0nS for prOnOunccmcntS OF
their views On Anglo American and
cimp.rr questions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
CHICAGO PRDDIiCE

Chicago, July 16.-PouItry alive
higher; fowls 81 to PC; broilcrs 23
I" 80; springs 80; ROSTERS II;
ducks 20 to %; geese l3 to 20.
Butter higher, receipts 1914 tubs,
creamery extras .43: standards .43:
extra first al to Al L.; firsts SO
lee to 40 1-2c; second Sc to f3
-
Eggs unchanged. receipts 1907
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
oXEcrn UN'oN URGES OLD


Oxford, Eng appeal is
being made to old members of the
Oxford Union for $4,000 which is
necessary FOR the saving of the
society's buildings. Such appeals
are most unusual in Oxford, hut this
one is justified by an architects
statement that the roof Of the Union
library, though comparatively new,
cannot stand the storms of another
winter.
This library has been from the
first an ill-omened structure. 1t
was upon its upper walls. that Ro-
setti, Burne-Joncs, Morris nnsk the
young pre- Raphaelites paintcf The
famous fresco scenes from the
Morte d'Arthur--a series of wall
paintings probably never surpassed
in England-only to see them peel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
ROSE PAYS THE RENT

Iulpehockon, Pa. rose pay he
annual rental for land on which the
Reformed Church stands. This Is
in accordance with the will Of Cas-
par Wittar, who gave the site to
the church l7S years ago. The rose
Eocs to his descendants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
"STOOL PIGEON" JAILED

WHshlnEton. = Naycotlr 4 & c II
EackuSip gave Melvin Reed, Il stool
pigeon" 500 to buy narcotics in the
hnUs" Of Il suspect. RackuSiu wait
ed for an hour uuiSih" the house
but Reed failed to appear. He wa
captured in New York and has been
sentenced to a year in jail.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

SAVINGS ACCOUNT statesmen
Want one, representative in each
locality to interest others in a .sys-
tematici saving accumulation plan
based on first mortgages on CITY
homes. Licensed by State of.North
Dakota. This is profitable con-
nection with a strong financial; in
stitution for those who can qualify
as to character. and ability. Might
considersa few part time represen-
,tatives.s Write giving full particu-
lars !, about yourself to W. G..
Wright, General Sales Manager. .122
sSenth Sixth Street, Minneapolis.
u .s ssS 7-16-it
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July l6.-Hogs 1000,
opened Zoe higher than Wednesdays
average. later trading lower; bulk
desirable 10 pound and up $14.l5 to
$li SO: early top STA 80.
Cattle 10000: choice grain fed
steers all weights steady Ito strong,
others weak 10 25c lower; best long
yearlings $l4; light yearlings $l3.75.
Sheep $4,000; fat lambs around 25c
lower; early sales natives sl4.25 to
$3.50; nothing done on westerns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

The Imperial Navy will purchase the
entire oil output. Only japanese
subjects will be allowed to subscribe
for shares.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
Too Late To Classify

Notwithstanding. between the
ages Is and so, married man pre-
fcrrcd, must own ear. Call
room 326, Mckenzie hotel, for ap-
pointment. 7-lG-lt;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minneapolis. July 16.-(P)-- Flour
ten cents lower in carload lots; famil Y
patents quoted at $685. to $500 Il bar
rel mss pound cotton sacks.
Shipment 33,392 barrels. Bran
$1,000 to $24.J0, ...
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

The crop of brazil nuts available
for export this year will be only
about half as large as last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

FARM LAND WANTED-Want to
exchange some first mortgages on
North Dakota land and cash for Il
few hundred acres good improved
or unimproved land within twenty
five miles Of Bismarck. Price mast
be right. Address Box 1903. Ris-
marck, N. Oak. 7-i6-3t
FOR SALE-Piano and bench. Spinet
desk, Windsor rocker. . Windsor
chairs, leather fircside rocker,
leather chair, bookcase. floor. lamp,
breakfast set. electric washer. re-
frigerator, kerosene stove. baby
buggy. rug. 15-gal, jar. fruit jars,
dishes, cooking utensils. etc.
7-16-3t
LOST-Two small keys tied together
somewhere on Broadway, between
4th and 9Th SITS. Finder please
return to Tribune for reward.
7-1C-1t
WANTED-Waitress ut Clifford's
Cafe. az 7-16l3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

Cock with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

WANTED-Waitress ut ;Clifford's
Cafe. 49, 7-16.3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

GERMAN ~SKYSCRAPER"
Cologne. Germany.-This city is
now Boosting that il will have the
greatest skyscraper on the continent.
1t will be only 10 stories high.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-16

Money talks. It c6unts.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
A FARRELL IFJUsAG
VAROSUNKBAN SZEREPEL
A Farrelli Katholikus Ifjusagi
Kor Youngstown vendegjateka--
December Gan, vasarnap bemutat
jak az listen keze" cimu magyar
observation-disclosures erdeklodes
mutatkozik vendegszereples
irant.

A. testveri egyiitterzesnek, meg
ertesnek es szeretetnek tanusagte-
stclc lesz a farrelliek varosunkbah
tartando vendegjateka. Lapnnk
mutt heti szamaban beszamoltun)1
arrol, hogy a farrelli Rom. Kath.
ffjusagi K0r milyen szokatlanul
hatalmas sikert aratott az listen
keze" cimii nepszinmii el6adasa-
val. Megirtuk AIT is, hogy a far
relli eloadason, a helybeli testver
kor egy huszon0t tagu kiild0ttseg-
gel kepviseltette magat. Ezt Ia
togatast ada most vissza a farrell
Ii k0r. December Gan, vasarnap
varosunkba j6nnek, aAol befogjak
mutatnf Almassy TiFiamer, isazan
hatasos, iziz-verig magyar darab.
jat. Az eloadas tiszta j0vedelme,
helybeli kor javara lesz fordit.
va.
A nagyjelentosegii sziniel6adas.
ra mar most felhivjuk magyar
sag figyelmet. Nezze meg min.
denki ext a pompas eeyiittest, ezt
kival6 magyar darabot. De lie.
gyen oft mindenki, hogy t0mott
haz tapsoljon a farrelli vendegek
igazan miiveszi jatekanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

adasa utan veliink mondja maid
mindenki, hogy ez a darabok, da-
rabja.
De vegyiik sorba szerepl6ket,
holgyek sorab6l T. Kondor Ma
riska, Heller Margit es Munka-
chy Erzsi kedves es regi ismero-
s0kkent k0sz0ntenek be hozzank,
mellettiik E | e k s E rz
Szebenyei Klarika az ujak,
akik meltan egeszitik XII pompas
egyHttest.
Hegediis Lajost, Vamos Vilmost,
Horvath Lajost, 10th Istvant mem
kell bemutatnunk, sokat jelentd,
nagy sikerekre visszatekinto mil
ves2ek ezek. DR.. Horvath Gyula
karmester egesziti XII tarsulatot,
melyr6l elmondhatjuk, hogy min
den tekintetben elsorangu.
Vasarnap delutan East Youngs-
town, este Youngstown magyar
saga bizonnyal zsufolasig megtol-
ii Grow HALT, illetve a Kossuth
K0r volt nagytermet Az el6zetes
nagy erdeklodes legalabb is erre
enged 'kovetkeztetni. .I6l teszi
mindenki, ha jegyet megvaltja az.
el6veteli helyek barmelyiken, mi
vel ICY mem csak jobb helyhez jut
hat, hanem kevesebbet fizet jegv
ert.
A youngstown szinhazi estek
t0rteneteben emlekezetes lesz va
sarnap esti. Macy lelkesedessel,
nemes ambicioval, kristalytiszta
miiveszettel erkeznek koriinkbe
Thalia vandor papn6i papjai,
hissziik es remeljiik, hogy minden
magyar OFT lesz ezen az el6adason,
ahol mem csak okul es tanul, ha-
mem egyszersmind kitiin6en szo-
rakozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

k0vetkczo pillanatban Parnet, a
maso1ik aldoZat, menekiilni pro
balt-a merenyl6 k0vette ket To-
vest cresztett belle.
Coroner Hayes elott meg mines
tisztazva dolog. Ketfele feltc-
YES lehet, vagy a merenylo hasz-
malt ketfajta kaiberii fegyvert,
vagy masodik aldozatot, meme
kiilese k0zben, az iizlet el6tt allG
cinkostars sebesitette halalra.
A rend6rseg teljesen tajekozat.
lanul all a gyilkossag indit6 okait
keresve. A feltevesek eeesz sorat
tartja val6sziniinek nem lehetet.
len, hogy kett6s gyilkossag indi-
to Okla, bootlegger haboru vagy
szemelyes gyiilolet volt.
A nyOmozas soran a rend1rseg
negy cmbert vett 6rizetbe, akikre
az gyanu harul, hogy cinkostar-
sal voltak a gyilkosnak. Eek egyi
Ike ngy ismert, mint az egyik aldo
zatnak, Protichnak halalos ellen
sege. A rend6rseg azonban azon a
velemenyen van, hogy MCCALL az
a lehet6seg is, hogy rabl6k kovet-
TEX ell kett6s gyilkossagot. Pro
tich-ot ugy ismerte mindenki
mint aki allandoan sok keszpenzt
hord maganal.
A nyomozas nagy erellyel TO.
lyik minden remeny meg van ar.
ra, hogy tettes, esetleg a tette-
SEX, nem sokara atszolgaltathatok
lesznek foldi igazsagszolgalta
tas embereinek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
A MAGYARsAG FIGYELMEBE
DIV. Mihok Sandorne folytatja ell
hunyt ferje irodajat-Ugyes-bajos
dolgaikban magyarsag bizalom-
NAL fordulhat hozZa.

A megboldogult Mih6k Sander
0zvegye ezuton hozza a magyar
sag szives tudomasara, hogy ell
hunyt ferje irodajat tovabb fog
ia vezetni. Mih6k Sander emlekct
kegyelettel orzik mindazok, akik
ct ismertek, szerettek es becsiil-
tex. Tudjuk j6l, hogy magyarsa-
gunk soraban szamosan lesznek,
XIX az elhunyt szivember Owe
gyenek megelheteset, ket kis ar
va nevelteteset el6 akarjak segi-
teni. Nagyszeru alkalom kinalko-
xix most ere. Ozv. Mih6k San
dorne folytatni fogja, elk0ltozott
ferje foglalkozasat keszseggel
all a magyarsag rendelkezesere
mindenfajta dologban. Notary
Public iigyek, hazai ugyek, tolma-
csolas, forditas, adas-veteli ser
zSdesek, peres iigyek elintezeset
keszseggel vallalja niagara 0zv.
;Mih6kne Akinek zongorara, be-
szel6gepre, vagy radi6ra van silk
sege, az is teljes bizalommal for
dulhat hozza.
Ozv. Mih6k Sandorne irodaja a
903 Realty Buildingben, Warady
Ferenc magyar iigyved helyisege'
ben van, telefonszama 1886. La
kasa 1920 Ford Ave-, telefonszama
32685. Akinek sziikseges van az .
kozremiik0desere, keresse fel,
akar lakasan, akar irodajaban,
vagy hivja fel telefonon a meg
adott szamok barmelyiken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

Penteken este, negyed nyolckor,
ket revolver d0frenes riaszt otta
fel a csendes Waverly Ave.-i kor-
nyeket. Mike Protich l241 Wavcr
ly Ave.-i iizleteben, egy eddig
meg ismeretlen tettes. revolvere-
vel halalra sebezte az iizlet tulaj-
donosat, valamint helyisegben
tart6zkod6 Anthony Parentet.
A gyilkossag egyetlen szemta-
nuja szerint egy ember k0vette ell
AIT, kes6bb megtartott vizsgalat
azonban megallapitotta, hogy a
ket emberelet kioltasara, ket kit
l0nb0zo fegyvert hasznalt gyil-
kos. ValoszinGnek tartja vizsga-
l6biro, hogy ketfen voltak a tet-
tesek.
A veres merenylet elk0vet6sc
utan a rend6rsee azonnal 3rize+-
be vette Gregory Bogoyeich-et, n
kit mindenki ugy ismer, mint az
aldozatok halalos cllenseget. "a
rend6rsag munkajat megnehezit
azonban az a koriilmeny, hogy a
veres merenylet egyetlen szemta-
nnja--Peck Garnet-a gyanusi-
tottban nem ismeri fel tettest.
Garnet, aki ok6lvivo k0r0kben
mint Pal Kansas ismert, gyil-
kossag lefolyasat a kovetkez6kep-
pen mondotta ell a rend6rsegen
Penteken este, mikor csak har.
man voltak az iizletben, egy isme-
retlen ember allitott oda be min
den $40 nelkiil rasiit0tte revolve-
ret Protichra. A loves halalos volt
S Protich $40 nelkiil elvag6dott. A