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The Washington times., 1927-11-12

Start your search for n home In
the Classified columns. You'll be
pleased with the offers made In tOday's
UaOer.
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Births, Deaths
DEATHS

ADAA1s-On Friday. Nov. II, 1927, at
Emergency Hospital. TRUMAN B.
6 Funeral from mos chapel, Clarendon,
thence 20 Ballston Christian Church. IN.
terment will be az OalktOn Cemetery.
MacLNTO9H-On Friday, November IL,
1927, SO Cumberland. Nd, WILLIAM
ZaelNTOSH. beloved brother Of Belle Jane
Funeral from the parlOrs of W. VI.
Chambers, 400 Chaplin Street Northwest.
on Monday, November II. at 3 p. m. IN
teEment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
PAl.MER-On Nov, 10 1927, az SIbIey
Hospital. after long Illness. CHARLES,
Age 40 years. beloved husband Of Rebecca
Palmer, OF Ardmore. Nd,
Services at Hysongs Funeral Home,
$500 st. n. W.. Monday, Nov. Il, at
1880 .. m. Interment at Lanham. Nd.
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MRS. ANNIE c. Bill

At the meeting OF the Christian
Science Parent Church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock Mrs. Annie
G. Bill will speak on "At.One-Ment. !"
The meeting will be held in the
Lafayette Hotel.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NEVl
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WHEN FRUIT
is FROZEN

TELLING a frozen orange or
\ lemon from a good one is
difficult task. for as the fruit
does not fall to the ground after
being nipped. there is little or no
change. on the surface unless the
freezing has been very severe. and
testing by cutting, OF course,
ruins it. To simplify the task
and to prevent shipping frozen
oranges and lemons. a grower de-
vised detective" in the form OF
long, deep trough filled about
two-thirds full of water, which lie
allowed to flow slowly toward
one end. says Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
The fruit to be tested are
dropped. one at "a time from a
chute into the water. Any frost
bitten ones, being lighter than
the sound fruit, bob up more
quickly and are caught on screens
arranged horizontally in the
trough below the water line. The
good fruit sink farther, rise more
slowly and are caught by other
screens. In this way the unfit
product Is removed and the re.
Z mainder is graded.
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Talbot than Talbot likes. He's
the weak spot in Masterton's po-
sition."
Mulholland stood up.
Try him. Gerald he said
quietly. "I'll give you full in.
structions. Talbot will do YOU 4
service at my price. and I'll 70
as far as four thousand cold. 1t
will be worth 1t II we get what
We want out OF him. And it's
exactly the job you can do hest"
Ames looked surprised. ami A
little disappointed.
You're right there he said.
Butts that all?"
You'll find It more than enough
Gerald. before you've done with
1t. said Mulholland.
CHAPTER 20
The Weak Spot
Masterton was sitting by a fire
in the library Of newly acquired
house. The house was a small
one as houses 20 in the upper
East Side, but admirably an.
pointed. He had bought the lease
and furniture only a fortnight
before, from struggling finan.
cier who was glad to get rid of
1t as it stood.
On the table stood a large
bowl OF daffodils, for whose pres.
ence Miss Sadie Hicks was re.
sponsible. Miss Hicks typewriter
was rafting bravely.
Robert, who was turning over
the pages OF a newspaper, gave a
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The, knowledge Test for
Times Readers

Mary employers believe man svhO stands hi0h IN 0er
yomGtaon test 10ouh be valuable am firm HON. Acoud
g gI s'a 4a your COB depended this testg
select the word which best fits.
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z violent circular windstorm of a small area
3 distance above level ~
4 game
5. flower
Choose h hOneysuckle-
!o SnOuu Is IN Japan-Hawaan -Inda-Ceyon
Holmes--Webster - 0OhshenO"-"n ittier-
9. Inc cerebeilum is in the observation-disclosures foot
D. "A Vagabond Is q tramp-horse-
Complete these familiar quotations ~
!U. hope springs in the human
II. Tell me where IS fancy bred; $50 4Ope
Or in the or in the head
Match correctly ''pe"le'
IL. rasns anita Oon;s+
Is. arsenal citizen
ID. opponent a nlaca fo- ,+ov;nr ..
20. loam dried grapes
10. voter soil
oee ConorfoWs paper to verify oyur seults.
-. = Answers to Yesterdays Test
~ !. Dlego Neas- 5. Edmund Cart same
. H Suem - wright 49, opposite
11Ssu"tS NO- .. lalse IL
dln z. &1b Same
8. Nathaniel g. false ~
Greene 9. true
T. Andrew Jack 10 opposite
son H. opposite
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painted. with a high raking bow.
Under it was the caption:
Mr., Masterton's Palatial yacht,
"Vectis."
"Ah! That's your ship you went
away on just after you bought
this house isn't it?" said Sadie.
I'm remaining her. said Rob.
ert. She is to be christened
The Happy Delivery However
the publicity annoys me.
The News Item
You never seem to realize. !"
said Sadie, that yours is a no.
mantle story, and everything
about you is news. Here's an.
other item. in the same paper
She read it out.
Millionaires Romantic Retreat:
Mr.. Masterton Buys osea Island.
That's correct said Robert.
I've always wanted to own an
island, and all my life I've had
an eye ON osea It's a gem OF 4
place-300 acres of wild marsh
land with salt water all around it.
You can only reach it by boat,
there aren't half a dozen build.
ings on it, and no company but
ducks and seagulls.
1T gives me the cneeps to
think of it," said Miss Hicks,
fancy staying on a place like
that"
Robert laughed.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
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situation as that. It's unthink.
ablev'
''It's a deadlock then ;" said
ouantrill. "A deadlock on both
Sides
Chester turned to him.
Mark this, both of YOU" he
added. there is another handicap
against us. Assume that in the
end 1t comes to this--it's Master.
toms life or ours? Would Mas
terton's death leave us any safer
than we were before? / tell you,
/ believe it is the one thing that
would finish us! There's suspicion
enough against us already.
That man Mccall. They know
more about us at headquarters
than you think. They may be
short OF evidence, but IL anything
happened to Masterton they'd be
down on us quick enough! We
should have filled in the case
against ourselves. They'd soon
build up the rest of it, If we
make a false step of that kind"
1T could only be a last resort"
said Quantrill family. "But if it
comes to that, IL wouldn't
touch it--p'
Your said Chester contemptu-
ously. who expected you to?
But that's what 1T will come to-"
Pm backing the Chief" said
Ames. 1T never knew him beaten
yet"
There was a step outside the
door opened and Mulholland
entered. He looked rather grey
and tired. but his mouth was firm
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WRESTLING
COSTLY

At least sS,cOO,OoO is spent
: = yearly by the railways Of the
United States in blowing the loco.
motive whistles. according to esti.
mates. Each hour Of continuous
use for one whistle consumes
about four tons of water and
1900 pounds of coal. says Popu.
lar Mechanics Magazine.
Suggestions have been made
that the whistle be moved ahead
OF the smokestack. SO that It's,
sound would be DETECTED much
less, and that It be constructed
10 give a high-pitched note which
would have a longer range Of
audibility.
Sixty-two per cent Of Canadian
families own their own homes.
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coward like Femme shot him.
self"
Knowing Masterton as 1 do"
said Quantrill. 81 am more con.
WINGED than ever that he now
has the cards in his hands. He
has got whatever proofs Femme
had to offer him; he was in
Fenne's rooms last night, and I
would uphold that in the face OF
q dozen coroner's juries."
Chester nodded: "Masterton
does not intend to fail. Look at
the thing-face it! Femme has
gone under. may be the next,
or you Ames. Unless we are
luckier than Femme. or more skill.
full"
THAT doesn't alarm me-" said
Ames contemptuously. He is
alone against four OF u.s.
Four of u.s." echoed Quantrill,
for personal courage was not his
long suit, land only one of us
safe, and that Is Mulholland him.
self!
"Mulholland? What do you
mean?"
A Deadlock
II mean Mulholland has mar.
ried the woman Masterton loves.
Now observe, this isn't Mexico or
Corsica. and there are some things
that man can't do. Masterton
could not marry a woman whose
husband he had-removed. And
Cynthia Mulholland, though l am
convinced she is in love with
Masterton and regrets this mar.
riage that she was tricked into,
would never consent to such a
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ADVICE TO THE
LOVELORN,
by Beatrice Fairfax

nEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
~ / met an old school &C.
quaintance lately. She has sort
Of crush on a 'friend'' of mine
But he acts indifferent.
She Is the only one / ever
cared for, and have met many
attractive girls.
would like to invite her to
my home some evening. How, can
I tell whether she cares for me?
How should the evening be spent?
BILL,
To invite the girl you admire to
your home would not be correct,
Bill. But your mother might in.
VIte her. Such an invitation
would be very gracious.
OF course your mother would be
present as hostess. and you two
could spend the evening at what
ever pastime you find interesting
and suitable, such as dancing.
playing cards if you believe in
cards, or singing and playing the
piano.
Unless you live at home. a bet.
ter plan will be to ask your
friend whether you may cali on
her some evening. If she con.
sents, make yourself as agreeable
as you can and ask whether you
may come again.
You might bring her flowers or
candy occasionally. Invite her
now and then to q party or
theater.
If she accepts your attentions
and encourages your friendship,
you will know she likes you. /
sassume that you refer to friendly
affection. not love. when you say
you care for her and wish to find
whether she cares for you.
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NolO Go On With The Story.

e6ITNIIE factsg' replied Chester.
= TN give you the case in
nutshell. The coroner asked Mas
terton what Fenne's business was
with him-what passed between
them. Masterton replied hat
Femme asked him for money.
What for? /" In return,
said Masterton, for information
which Femme offered him."
Chester looked across at his
two companions. They were as
pale as himself.
The End Of 1t
"And that" said Chester,
looked like the finish OF Mul.
holland & Co. The coroner asked
his, witness to tell the jury what
that information was. I do not
know answered Masterton, for /
declined to purchase it, Then he
was pressed to say what the in
formation was about-what SUBJ
ject or person did it refer to-"
Chester paused. "Will you be-
neve me-Masterton refused to
answer"
''Refused?" exclaimed Ames.
Yes. Masterton said. as cool
as you please: i submit sir, that
this question ought not to be
pressed. If ] answer it, I must
repeat out of the mouth Of a
dead man, an accusation against
q man who is living: which
should not be made without
proofs. / decline, again with
respect, to make myself the
inouthpiece Of Femme
THAT woke up the COURT But
the coroner. who seemed to have
expected it, put another question.
avery well sir he said, and
this accusataon-was 1t against
yourself?
1T was not against myself,
Masterton answered. And Athat
finished his evidence"
Quantrill, who had listened in.
tently, nodded. He remembered
that Masterton had started life as
= lawyer.
SIT looks as If there's nothing
to fear from Masterton," said
Ames. 'Now Femme is out of the
way"
''You foolv' said Chester rough.
~, "Masterton is after us. And
Femme is the first to so under"
HBoshp said Ames, ''do you
mean to suggest that because
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AVOID DIZZY SPELLS

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SOME BOVINE,
THIS

A GGIE SEGIS CALAMITY. No.
n 1884, a Holstein COW owned
by Malcolm McGregor, of Brandon,
Manitoba, has broken all previous
records for producing progeny.
The COW has given birth to six
calves in the space Of a year and a
half.
Eighteen months ago Aggie had
four calves. Ali of them lived and
have thrived. Recently the COW
had twins, both of which, along
with the mother, are doing well.
The animal not only aids phenome.
nally in Increasing his dairy herd,
Mr.. McGregor pointed out. but is
heavy mixer as well.
Boys played marbles even in
the early days of the Indian
mound builders.
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SUFFERING
MALES

DISORDERS of speech includ.
~ ing stammering are Tour
times more prevalent among men
than among women in the United
States, according to Benjamin N.
Bogue, of indianapolis, in an ad-
dress before meeting OF club
women in Chicago.
"Of an estimated total of. 740,.
900 adult stammerers in America, "
said Mr.. Bogue, who is president
OF the Bogue Institute for STAN.
mers, SOS, 900 or 80 per cent are
men and $4,000 or 30 per, cent
are women. Among children the
proportion Of male stammerers
Is even higher, averaging five
boys to one girl between the
ages OF IL and 49,"
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Of friendship she discovers that
he IL q married man! How stupid!
II she'd be smart about It the
first thing she'd wonder ia whether
he IL married or not, and IL not,
why not?
A man rarely reaches the years
where his hair grays at the temple
without a love affair or a mar
rage. Doesn't she ask where he
lives? Doesn't she know what his
business is? And IL so. can't she
find out and avoid the unhappi.
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and his eyes alert. He glanced
at Chester.
Il heard" he said, sinking into
a chair. Delay is against us all
the time; we shall hit before we
know where we are. The only
sure defence Is attack. BY the
way" he added quietly, do YOU
know that he has that little
stenographer In his service-Sadie
Hicks, who used to be with us?'
Does she matter?" said Ames
she Is dangerous Sadie isn't
to be despised. women are the
deuce, in an affair of this sort.
She has no particular cause to
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admire me-or QuantrIll. And
she knows more about both of us
than could wish. Masterton
calls her his secretary.
He has an ally from our camp.
II we had one from his our posi-.
ton would be immensely stronger.
Now, MYSTERIOUS valet"
Ames looked up quickly.
"Yes-Talbotr' he said.
That's the man ] mean"
"A queer card" said Ames. "He
is the sort of fellow / could do
within more ways than one"
Know much about him?"
Yes, ! do. ] know more about
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Timely Topics

Fake Industrial and correspond.
ence schools take $35i 900 900 an.
nually from the public according
to the Federal Trade Commission.
Widows are more sought otter
as wives than spinstfrs by the
men Of Ulster. both bachelors and
widowers.
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spin with him out into the
country on a moonlight night
and accepts his ride. Then she
sheds tears and is astonished that
he should get fresh with her.
Why doesn't she use a little sense
and look at the smart side?
II he just wants someone else
sitting beside him to talk to and
enjoy the spin. he'd be more apt
to take another fellow along. Men
are the best pals for men.
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faint exclamation Of annoyance.
Miss Hicks, who had just finished
her tipping and was responsive to
all his moods. rose and came to
his side.
More trouble with the papers?"
she asked.
Not exactly trouble" said Rob-
ert. II suppose one has to ex.
pect this sort OF thing
He pointed to the photograph
Of fine sea-worthy looking steam
yacht of 500 tons, trim and white
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who can afford to buy it. But
does she go in to the store and
steal an ermine coat or diamond
bracelet? No, because she couldn't
bear to be branded thief before
all the world.
Rut she doesn't hesitate to steal
another woman's husband or
father away from his children be-
cause she thinks she is more
worthy of his love than those to
whom he belongs!
And that is greater thievery.
The Washington times., 1927-02-28

What woman can match wits
and talk his language better with
him than another man! II he
wants to discuss the affairs OF
the worl. enjoy a smoke and a
talk, a man Is q better com.
panion than girl. But when he
chooses the companionship Of a
girl, why kid yourself that sex
doesn't enter his mind
A girl meets a middle-aged man
and accepts his attentions, and
we read that after a year or more
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The Trials Of a Man Falsely Accused Of
Great Crime and How He Came
Back Is Graphically Told
Read This First

Robert MastertOn
eminent through plot engineered
aides AMes Chester Quantr
wealthy Cynthia Knowles has been love with
persuaded OF his guilt
Nker s sent to prison and dying gives Masterton the
names the cOnspatOrs the
w but to take MYSTERIOUS grand.
latner leaving him million Is
eW YORK beriends Sadie Hicks who
ana IRON he learns accidentally Cyna
wedding day receives
and q the plot railroad asteron
IONS secretary He MuhoIand,
lmg AZ the Ritz greets them though
wallis over to Cynthia who is dining in
urVeS nome with o faith
nl He tells her she Is the NInIho
nd Joins them and learns that Cynthia Masteon Of the
anonymous accusation. - - $40
NOJD Go On With The Story.
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Strawberry Cultivation

IN interesting to note that although almost all fruits and
vegetables must have their particular environments the straw
berry exception win every State Of the Union
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ness of finding out when it's too
late?
And then these girls who know
a man Is married and won't give
him up! They are convinced their
right to happiness with him is
greater right than his obligations
to his wife and children!
A pretty girl may look into q
show window and know that she
has prettier face and figure for
wearing that finery than others
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WHAT a lot Of misery unhappl-
w ness and trouble could be
avoided in this world II women
would only stop kidding them.
selves and face facts!
A girl kids herself into think.
ing that the handsome stranger
with the good looking car just
wants an amiabIe companion to
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This Day in Our History

The first railroad in America granted charter by the
legislature Of Maryland February This road was
the baltimore Ohio Railroad Company petition called for
road between Baltimore and the Ohio River
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
SUD s VRAHMI POPU
SA UZ ZAPoCAL

V pondelok zahajeny boil ma O.
kresnom side sud dvanastimi
chlapmi, ktori chladnokrvne "a
strelili, ako psa, jedno -noheho ba-
natskeho Srba, Antona Popu, 4.
oktobra ma farme Jozefa Smith,
spore jednoho stareho kona a
jedno tel "a. Vrahovia budn student
po troch odrazu. Medzi mimi je
skvajer Frank Eckis North Jack
son Township jeho konstabel
John Harris. Porota bola uH Wy
brana, ktora pozostava s muzov
a 4 zien. Porota bola vo stvrtok
ma mieste vrazdy, ably mala jasnu
predstavu zlocine a mohla do
bre usudzovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
DOzIVOTNE VKZENIE
IA PAINT VISKY

Ohiocania 81 myslia, ze nase pro-
hibitne zakony sii najdrastickej-
Sic, ale sa mylia. Stat Michigan
ma zakon, ktory prestupenie pro-
hibicie povazuje "a zlocin kto
spacha styri razy zlocin, ten je
tam odsldeny ma dozivotny zalar.
Isty Fred Palm boil nedavno od-
siideny ma dozivotny zalar, lebo
po stvrty raZ sa previnil proti
prohibicii. Jeho stvrty priestnpok
pozostaval tom, re mu prohibi-
ciaci nasli pajntu palenky do
me. Palm apeloval ma federalny
sud proti mel 'udskemu vyroku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
LIPTAKovcOM ZOMRELA
DCERKA.

Anna Liptak, 9-rocna dcerka
p. Pavla Liptaka a jeho manzel-
ky {. 80 Ohio Ave-, Campbell,
zomrela minuleho piatku ma "a
Skirt. Oplakavaj1 j., rodicia, Sc
stra Maria a brat Jan. Pohrab jej
Dol v sobotu popoludni "a vel 'kej
1tasti obecenstva. Obrady vyko-
nal Rev. St. Hamrak a pochovana
bola ma Calvary cintorine.
V ziali pohrdEeni rodicia vyslo-
vuj1 touto cestou srdecne vd "a
ky vsetkyym prIbuznym a priate-
Pom "a krasne vence ma hrob ich
drahej dcerky ako al "a poziea-
ME automobiloy ku pohrabnemu
sprievodu. Pan Bob mech odplati
lch dobrotu a uchrani cd podobne-
ho 1deru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
Uz ST TU! - FoRDKY.

Konecne, po napinavom takani,
move Fordky sii uz tu! V piatok,
2. decembra ukazovane s1 po prvy
raz celych spoj. Statoch, Kama
de Anglii odrazn. Tu budn uka-
zovane "a 10 dnf Y Rayen-Wood
Auditoriume ma rohu Rayen-
Wood ulic. SIT to celkom pekne
kary a dl'a udania florida, vybor-
ne, bezpecne, trvacne a co hlavne,
lacne! Cena je ia ista, ako starych
Fordiek, len niektore modely s1
trochu drahsie cd starych. Dvoj-
dverovy sedan stoji $495 (ako
predosle), 4-dverovy $570 20 $25
viac), Coupe $495 20 $40 viac),
Touring 1896 20 $15 viac), Road
ster 1886 70 $35 Wac, lebo ma
rumble sedadlo). Krem tyychto je
este Sport coupe, ktory stoji $3.50.
Tento ma tiez rumble sedadlo
pre- 'alsie dive osoby. Troky budii
stat cd $3.50 do 500. Tieto ceny
sd tovarne, dovoz extra.
Nova Fordka vyvinie rychlost'
IS mil ma hodinu, ma 4 kolesove
brzdy, hydraulicke zastavovaee O.
trasov, Lincoln-typu prevody,
l'ahko-riaditel'ne kormidlo (kole-
so nebude treba mocno drzat),
ocel 'ovo-drotene kolesa, rychlo-
mer, olejomer, gazolfnomer, kon-
trola svetiel a gombicka triibova
ma s1 ma riaditel nom kolese a
karu 81 mozno vybrat' 20 styroch
barvovych kombinacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
DIEVCATA OBJAVu.Y
OHYZDNU VRAzDU

Helen a Christine Grummell, j.
dlce do kostola, nasty nedel u
rano v poll pri New Castle-New
Bedford ceste mrtvolu mladeho
Taliana, oble6en1 len spodnom
pradle straSne zohavenn. Diev-
cata oznamily nalez ma blizku by
vaj1cemll Andy Leppakovi Uip-
takovi?), ktory zavolal dra Grit
fina New Bedford ten koro-
nera Caldwella. Italian boil zahr-
duseny masl 'ou, zaduseny Satkou
v iistach a zarezany. Nal hlboku
ranu nozom od ucha k uchu a je-
dino ucho bolo celkom odrezane
a chy'bovalo. Statny konstabel
Brush, okresny detektiv Fleming
a policia z New Castle probovali
rozltlstit zahadnn vrazdu, ale ne
podarllo sa i'm hned' lebO prl
Talianovi nebolo nicoho, co by po-
mohlo k jeho stotozneniu okrem
mena "Tony'' ma spodnej koseli.
O par dni neskorSie Statna poll
cia nasla odtisky prstov zavraz.
deneho Bertillonovych rekor-
doch v Harrisburgu poznaty
boil v mrtvole James Dando, g.
rocny ITALIAN Pittsburghu, kto-
ry boil nasilne wal jedno dievGa
k sebe a preto Dol arestovany. Ze
kto no zavrazdil, nevedho, ale
policia je ista, ze vrazda prevede-
ma bola z pomsty.