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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
BY ZANE GREY

Thus appealed to, Jim addressed
Hays point-blank:
"Emoky's right. If you meant to
clean out Herrick that was the way
to do t."
"Aw--slore. you'd side with them
II wouldn't do anything of the kind
If thought they were wrong" retorted
Jim, angrily Here was a chance to
inflame Hays that he jumped at. II
the robber could be drawn Into fight,
when his own men were against him,
the situation for the Herricks could
be made eaeier for the present"
You'd better shet up"
"I went shet up, Hays. Some one
has to tell you. And I'm that fellow.
There's no hand out against YOU In
this outfit. Never heard of bunch
Of riders who'd work like dogs while
the boss was twiddling his thumbs and
talking mysterious"
81 amt ready to leave Star Ranch
an now I'll have to!"
"Why amt you ready?" queried
Smoky, curiously. "Our works all
done. We've cleaned out the ranch
except for few thousand head. We've
got the long green. You ought to be
tickled to dessh."
I'm not til ough here" replied the
robber.
Smoky, why don't you ask Hays
what this mysterious deal is?" queried
jim, sarcastically.
From cornered lion Hays degen-
Grated into a cornered rat. Jim sank
little in his boots while his upper
muscles corded.
Hank. what's got into your" queried
Smoky.
Smoky, the boss is up a tree" said
Jim, caustically. He means to rob
He-rick all right. But that's only a
blind. It's the grill"
Tibet gold-headed gurl we seen you
drivin' hyar?"
yes Herrick's sister,
"Haw! Haw! So thet's what's eatin'
you, Hank?"
Hays had reached his limit and
probably, but for Smoky's mirth, .woulc
have started hostilities. He hesitated
but there was deadly flare in the
eyes he had fixed on Wall.
Smoky got between them. "See hyar
Hank. So that's the deal? An you'd
do fer pore Jim hyar jest because he's
onto you? Wal, if you're so keen
as tibet to draw on somebody, why
make it me. started this. 1 dragged
jim into it. An I amt goin' to let
you take it out on him.
self.
"Jim's right Smoky, you're right. y
he declared, hOarsely. I'm bullhead-
ed An I've lost my bull head
over Herrick's sister"
There. Spoke up like a man." de-
clared Smoky, heartily relieved. why
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bright light on the bench. That was
from Herrick's house. An unfamiliar
sensation, like a weight of cold lead in
his breast, baffled Jim. He knew he
was glad never to see Helen Herrick
again.
The Spring night waxed cold as the
hours wore on and the riders took up
to the slope.
About midnight Smoky turned the
pack animals up the slope into the
woods, and after a mile OF rough going
emerged into an open canyon head.
"Hyar we air" said Smoky. Throw
things an git to sleep. I'll stand first
guard"
Evidently the horses were not to be
turned loose. Jim overheard Brad Lin
coin offer to bet that Hays would not
show up at sunrise.
Jim unrolled his bed beside a rock
and, pulling Off his boots and un-
buckling his gun belt, he crawled under
the blanket.
Crack of ak and Happy Jacks voice
pierced his slumber. both recognized
before he opened his eyes. The sun
was topping the eastern range. Jim
sat up, stretched and, reaching for his
boots, he gazed around. The camp was
an open draw with level floor narrow
ing to timber belt below. Behind
rose shrubbery limestone walls, in a
crack of which poured a gush of water.
The men we're stirring, two around the
camp fire and others among the horses.
wal, long past sunup," said Slocum
as he approached the fire. who was
it bet Brad tibet Hank wouldn't show
up"
Nobody" replied Lincoln.
Jim, suppose you take your rife an
sneak down an knock over deer"
suggested Smoky
Three hundred yards down the slope
Jim emerged into the open. There were
no riders on the winding, white trail.
Stealthily working back into the tim
Der he soon espied two deer about 60
PAGES distant. long ears erect. He killed
the buck standing.
Upon his return to camp Smoky
greeted him with a grin.
How far to Red Canyon?" asked
jim.
Il don't know About Is miles. Don't
you remember tibet heavy grove OF
cedars leadin' down into a red hole?"
Reckon 1 do. If Hays joins us there
it'll mean he comes by another trail
doesn't it?"
IF! So you figger he might not?
Course he'd come around the noun
tain, or mebbe over another pass. He
shore knows trails tibet we don't"
Jaw, Hankll show up on time"
Wonder if he stayed back to plug
Heeseman? He hates that rustler.
In less than an hour the riders were
on the move down the mountain Pack
ing on the deer Jim had slain occa-
stoned a little delay for all, because
Smoky kept them close together. At
the edge of the timber belt he halted
them again while he peeped out to rec
onnoiter. Then he called Come hyar,
couple of you long-sighted fellers."
They all rode out to join him, where
he sat on his horse, pointing to faint
blue on the purple valley floor. rs
tibet dust?"
Most of the riders inclined to the
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didn't you come tibet clean long ago?
Neither Jim nor me nor any of us
blame you fer admirin' tibet girl. And
If you'd gone crazy, an dragged her
away into the brakes with us, we'd quit
you cold"
Hays bent to pick up the roll of bills.
Fall to, men. I've got to do some
tall thinkin'," he said.
Before they were half finished with
their supper Hays entered.
Were shakin' the dust OF Star
Ranch tonight" he said, deliberately.
Pack up an leave at once. I'll come
later. If don't meet you at Smokys
camp at sunup, I'll met you shore at
midday in tibet cedar grove above the
head Of Red Canyon
No one asked any more questions or
made any comments. Whatever they
thought about Hays peculiar way OF
leading his band they kept TO them
selves. Jim Wall was not greatly re-
lieved, still he concluded that Hays
must abandon any plot he might have
kconcocted toward Herricks sister. AT
any rate whatever was in Hays mind
Jim could not further risk alternating
him or his men. Jim would have TO
ride out with them. If he stayed be-
hind to spy upon Hays or Illustrate any
attempt he might make to call upon the
Herricks, he would have to kill Hays.
Dusk was rnantling the valley when
jim went out. Under the bench the
shadows were dark. From the shelCeT
of the pines he looked for Hays, expect
! ing to find him standing guard. But
the robber was not on the porch. lie
was stalking to and fro along the brook,
and he was no more watching Tor
| Hesseman than was Jim. His bent
form, his stride, his turning at the end
of his beat, his hands folded behind his
back-all attested to the mood OF
| gloomy, distracted, passion-driven man
Whereupon Jim repaired to his CO.
vert, rolled his bed and made pack OF
his other belongings. What to do with
| the two packages of bills, this last OF
which was large and clumsy for his
pockets, was a puzzle. BY dividing tbs
two into four packets he solved 1t
Then he carried his effects down to the
cabin. All was CHEEKY hustle there
The men were glad to get away from
Star Ranch. They talked of the rob-
them, of idle days to eat and drink and
| gamble, of the long months in hiding
Wal, you all ready?" queried Hays
appearing in the doorway.
yep, an Dustin to 60"
On second thought I'd like one of
you to stay with me. How about you,
Latimer?"
"All right" declared Sparrowhawk.
In a few more minutes all the men
leaving were mounted. The pack ami
mails, with packs gray against the dark
ness, struggled up the trail.
Wait at your camp till sunup," said
Hays, conclusively. AN If I'm not
there I'll meet you about noon shore at
the head of Red Canyon"
Without more words or ado Smoky
led off behind the pack horses, and the
five riders followed. Once across the
brook all horses took a brisk trot. Jim
Wall looked back. Then he saw a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
opinion that 1t was ,ust haze.

opinion that It was Just haze.
Ten miles or more back and hard
to make out" spoke up Jim. IF this
was my range I'd say it wasn't haze or
smoke"
wish had Hanks glasses. My
eyes are no good any more fer long
| snotS. Wal, let's moSey."
Nevertheless, Jim noted that Smoky
led to the left, across the ravine. along
the edge Of the timber belt over q ridge
and then down to the trail. He pushed
the pack horses at a trot. Far ahead
a black fringe of cedafs thickened to
grove above red jagged line, which
was the canyon head where the riders
had rendezvous with Hays.
When they reached another turn,
from wich 1t was possible to look back
miles or more Smoky halted while
the Others caught up.
JEFF, you hang right hyar," he said,
IAN keep your eyes peeled on the back
trail. amt so shore tibet gray patch
back on the valley was haze. 1t sort
of moved to me. An there wasn't a
lick OF wind. Wal, from round this
corner you can easy see the cedar grove
where we'll hang up for the boss. An
If you ketch sight of any more'n a
couple of riders on the back stretch
you come ridin' hell bent fer election.
Don't stay long after noon"
Perhaps another 5 miles down the
slope lay their objective to which they
headed. The gait was slowed little,
IL anything. yet in somewhat over an
hour the riders arrived at the cedars,
Jim recalled the place, but 1t was not
as he had imagined, the point where
Hays had led up out Of the brakes of
the Dirty Devil.
The hour was still some time before
noon. Smoky scanned the slope to the
south and east. 1t would not have been
/ possible to see riders at any distance,
as the rocks, brush, ridges and washes
interviewed profusely.
"What1l we do. Smoky? Throw the
packs or not?" queried one of the riders.
"Dog-gone if know" replied Slo-
cum, peevishly. ITS rummy deal
Hot as hell now an gettin' hotter. !
forgot to ask Hank. Reckon you'd bet
ter herd the HOSES an we'll wait. I'll
keep a lookout fer the boss
(To be continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
INSTALLNIENT XIV.

INSTALLMENT XIV.
Y Ways stood out in front of the
cabin, bareheaded his legs
spread apart as if to anchor
4 himself solidly, his hands at
his hips, his sandy hair stand
lng up, ruffled like a name.
Huh! The boss isn't mad. Oh,
mol! soliloquized Jim. Small wonder
Smoky's outfit has busted loose, or IS
going towel. now, I've a bunch
there's luck in this for me-"
Jim turned off into the corral and
took his time unsaddling.
Jim made for the bridge then and,
crossing, looked up to see the horses OF
Smoky's outfit standing, brides down,
and the riders up on the porch. Jim
mounted the steps.
Hank Hays sat upon the bench, his
shaggy head against the wall, his pale
eyes blazing at the row OF men lean
ing on the porch rail.
Smoky was lighting cigarette, not
in the least perturbed, but his eyes had
q hard, steelly CLEAN. Brad Lincoln sat
back on the rail, cycling the chief with
a sardonic grin. Mac appeared more
than usually ghoulish; Bridges and
Sparrow Hawk Latimer betrayed eX-
IRENE nervousness.
Hello, men! What's the niX' Am
! in or out?" returned Jim, sharply.
at reckon you're in" replied Slocum.
Shank is the only one thet's out. !.
Hyar, Jim, ketch this" He drew a dark
green bundle from a bullying pocket and
tossed il to JiIIl-a large, heavy roll
of greenbacks, tied with a buckskin
thong.
yours on the divvy, jim" went on
Smoky. Don't count it now. There's
a heap of small bills inside an if you
unite them hylr therell be a mess.
But it's a square divyy to the last
dollar"
"That's a hefty roll, Smoky, for a
man to get for nothing" observed Jim,
obviously.
Jim then noticed that a roll of bills,
identical with the one he had just re-
ceived, lay on the floor.
"You double-croSsed meH burst out
Hays at length.
wall, thet's accordin' to how you
look at it," retorted Slocum. Things
came UP at Grand junction. We seen
some of Heeseman's outfit. They're
onto us, or will be pronto Sc We jest
took a vote, an every one of US stood
for one big drive instead of small
drives. An we made 1t. Your buyers
swore they was short OF money an
would pay $12 head. Talk about
robbers! Wall. took tibet an said I
You disobeyed orders"
Put it up to Jim, hyar. What do
you say, Jim?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

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Washington to Alaska and return
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o In 2 popular sizes-the
generous party size, poPu-
lar for home use, % ounces
for Use (plus returnable
bottle deposit of 5e) and
the l6-ounce size served at
clubs and restaurants. Even
when the bottle isre-capped
and kept for several days,
this Hpeiy drink is still full
of life and sparkle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
AMERICAS LIVELIEST DRINK

glass was filed from fresh bottle of Cloverdale
Lith-A-Limes, simultaneously with glasses from
fresh bottles of three other nationally known
sparkling beverages. Lith-A-Limes continued to
sparkle 81: longer than No. 2, 49, longer than
No. and 12s longer than No 4. Cloverdale
Lith-A-Limes is Americas liveliest drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
SEC z Ell
Of a few
clever hosts

Guests bear news of the Hpely tang-y drink
from the Blue Ridge Mountains. Admittedly
the most important beverage discovery in a
generation.
Clever hosts serve it. Such remedy for that
ten or eleven o clock lulI that sometimes spoilS
a party. Cloverdale Lith-A-Limes makes any
party success.
Rare fruit favors, imported from Mediterra-
mean islands. Skilfully blended. Then drenched
with hemysteriouslya air free Cloverdalewater,
famousfor GO year., (which melows the delight
full blend. And then sealed sparkling into extra
strong bottles at the spring in the Blue Ridge
Mountains. That is Clovcrdale Lith-A-Limes.
Try it, chilled, in deep tumbler. Watch the
bubbles leap. There is niger in this thrill-full
drink. Now sip it, slowly. Enjoy its clear, cold
flavor and its bouquet. Not too sweet. Not
too dry. Even alone, it makes life worth living.
That's why Lith-A-Limes makes any party a
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
TARsAs 0ssZEJ6vETEL

A SIT. Anna N6egylet nagy tar
sas osszej0vetelt rendez vasarnap,
f. h6 29-en este fel nyolc oral kez-
dettel sajat helyisegeben SAT N.
Belle Vista avenue alatt, amelyre
szeretettel meghivja Youngstown
6s kornyeke magyarsagat. Aki
egy igazan kellemes estenek edes
emlekevel gazdagabb akar lenni
az ne mulassza ell ezt az alkalmat.
A rendez6seg a nyari piknikek
datumait kovetkez6kben allapi-
totta meg: piknikek lesznek ju-
MUS 28-an es aug. loan, amelyek-
re mar joel5re felhivja Youngs-
town es kornyeke magyarsaganak
figyelmet a Rende16seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
BRIDGEPORT SZ0VETsEu
INGYENES TEAESTELYE

J0v5 vasarnap, marcus 29-en
nagyszabasu ingyenes teaest6lyt
rcndez a Bridgeport Sz0vetseg a
Kossuth K0r helyisegeben 61Q
Himrod avenue alatt. A rendez5-
seq j6 ennivaldkr6l, valamint is
sz6rakozasr6l is gondoskodott
mindenki reszere. Az estely feny-
pontja DR.. Laurisin Jeno, az egy-
let hivatalos orvosanak eloadasa
lesz betegsegelyezes m6dszerei-
r6l. Remelhet6leg sokan meg fog
jak hallgstni q kival6 szakember
tanulsagos el6adAsAt. "A Sz0vetssg
tagjait csaladjaikkal 6s barataik-
kal egyiitt szivelyesen meghiyja
: Rsndsa6 6bisotts&g.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
A Kossuth K0r
Macy palyazata
Sep eredmenyt mutatnak fel a
palyaz6k. - Serleg lesz a May
Queen dija. - A legnepszeriibb
noe es fertile is.-U Ujabb p&lyaz6k.

A Kossuth K0r majusi kiraly.
moi valasztasa sep sikerrel 70.
lyik. Sokan a palyaz6k KOHL XII
vettfk mar masodik ntmelyek
harmadik szavaz6 k0nyvecskejii-
ket is. Fdejekoran volna most meg
a jel0ltek allasar6l beszelni, any
nyi azonban mar bizonyos, hogy
aEarki lesz is nyertes, az meg
fogja ait erdemelni, inert a pa
lyaz6l valamennyien Macy erely-
lyel kiizdenek.
Ezen a heten a k0vetkez6k lep-
tex be a versenybe: Kat6ch Iren,
Simk6 Iren, Devay Gyorgyne,
Molnar Gyula es Molnar Gyulana,
Gagyi Janos. Barber Ignac, SAN
dor llOnka.
A mutt kedden este tartott BIZ
zottsagi gyiifesen rendez6 BIZ
zottsagl elhatarozta, hogy serle-
geket fog kitiizni jutalmul a May
Queen valasztas es nepszeriisegi
verseny gy6zteseinek jutalmaul
Ezenfeliil elhatarozta bizott-
sag. hogy kes6bb palyazat anya
gi sikerehez merten t0bb ertekes
dijat fog meg kitiizni a legtobb
szavazatban reszesiil0k szamara.
A harom gyony0rii serleg Le-
vinsohn Jewelry CO., amely 1O2
w. Federal street alatt kozel a
Phelps streethez van, kirakataban
van kiallitasra helyezve.
A versenyz6k ,ohajtasara rem
Fdez6 bizottsag leszerzodtette Geo.
I,ann6ri moonlight serenatfrrs or
chestrajat, amely varos egyik
legkedveltehb tame zenekara S
akiknek k0zremiik0dese nagyban
hozza fog jarulni tancmulatsag
sikerenek biztositasahoz.
Meg mindig mem keso belepni a
palyazatba. A palyazni ohajtok
lepjenek erintkezesbe Molnar La
jossal, cine 36 E. Princeton, tele-
fOn szama 32752.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
MAJUsI BALRA KEsZttL
A REFORMATUS IFJUsAG
0tven tagbol allo bizottsag egy
h6nappal ezelott alakult meg.

A Reformatus Egyhaz fiatalsa-
gab6l egy vigalmi bizottsag ala
kult meg, S ez a bizottsag hetek-
kel ezel6tt elhatarozta, hogy majus
4-en, varosunk egyik legel6kel6bb
tanctermeben bajusi bait fog rem
dezni. "A bal e10keszit0 kissebb
bizottsaga t6bb kitiin6. zenekar-
raj targyal, es a legkenyesebb IL
lest kielegito tanchelyisegek tu-
lajdonosainak igeretet birja, hogy
helyisegeket megkaphatjak. R0-
vid id0n beliil az elokeszit0 bi-
zottsag kozolni fogja ugy a zene-
kar neyet, mint a balhelyiseg ci-
met. Tervbe vettek a majus XII
ralyn9jenek megvalasztasat is
A bal rendezes teljesen fatal
sag kezeben van, inert a fiatalok
reszere rendezi bizottsag. Ter
meszetesen a sziil6k is nagyon szi-
vesen latott yendegek. lesznek. i
vigalmi bizottsag eddig n4gy, he
tenkint tartott gyiilesen kesziilo-
d0tt majusi balra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
DEPORTALNI FOGNAK
HAROM GYUJTOGAT0T

Harom embert, akiket gyujto-
gatassal gyanusitanak, camp
belli rend6rseg atadott szovet.
segi hatosagoknak. miutan kide-
riilt, hogy t0ryenyteleniil tart6z-
kodnak az Egyesiilt Allamokban.
A harom embert egy $1O00-os
tiizvesszel kapcsolatban fogtak ell,
amely Mrs. Katherine Bolas 175
Madison avenuei otthonaban p,sz
titott. Vallatasuk soran mindhar-
man. beismertek, hogy engedily
nelkiil j0ttek Alnerikaba. A sz6-
vetsegi hat6sagok meginditottak
elleniik a deportalasi eljarast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
Letart6ztattak,
ket orgazdat
RAjuk vallottak az ifju aut6tolva-
jok. ~ Potom &ron adt&k el ne
Xix a lopott allkatreszeket. - II
zennegy aut6t loptak el.

A rendorseg szombaton delutan
orgazdasag vadja alapian ,letar-
t6ztatott ket embert, akiknek sze-
melyazonossagat mem tettek nyil-
yanossa A rend6rstg azzal gya-
nusitja ket ferfit, hogy potom
arDn lopott automobil alkatresze-
ket yasaroltak ossze egy fatal
emberekb3l all6 rablobandatol,
hogy azokat aztan jo penzert ell
adjak.
Az orgazdakat meg mem SEEM
besitettek a tolvajokkal, az ut6b-
biak vallomasabol itelve azonban
ketsegtelennek latszik, hogy "a
fognak ismerni ket vadlottra.
A hattagu rabl6banda, amely
nemreg keriilt hurokra, kizar6lag
auto tolvajlassal foglalkozott. We
zfriik, egy alig tizenhat ewes flu
allitasa szerint vegigfosztottak
minden var0st es falut Cleveland
Is Pittsburgh kozott. Yonngs-
townban IA aut6t loptak Ell.
Erdekes fenyt vet az ifju rab-
loveztr eszejarasara az a m6dszer,
amt tenykedesiik felfedezesenek
megakadalyozasara kovettek. Mi
utan elloptak egy autot, magya-
rata a vezer vallomasa folyaman,
egy szalloda vagy mas k0zepiilet
ele hajtottak, inert ilyen helyen a
rend3r0k mem oily figyelmesek az
az aut6kra mint privat hazak
el6tt. Gyakran egy k6rhaz elott
allitottak meg lopott gepet,
inert axoknak,, alsisf a. lkdrhaxha
mennek mas gondjuk is van, mint
az oft parkolt aut6kat nezegetni.
Ejszaka aztan jott a banda mi
utan minden leszerelhet3t lesze-
reltek az aut6r6l oft hagytak AIT
Is zsakmanyukat eladtak.
A rend6rseg vadat fog emelni
mindazok ellen, akik vasaroltak a
tolvajokt6l, inert ezek olyan OIL
cs6n adtak ell mindent, hogy nyil-
vanvalo volt, hogy lopott dolgok-
kal kereskednek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
HELYREIGAZITAS

A cleveland Szabadsag c. ma
gyar napilap marcus 21-iki es a
new york; Amerikai Magyar Nep-
szava c. magyar napilap marcus
24-iki szamaban megjelent tud6si-
tasom egyes reszei - lap silk
terjedelmere val6 tekintettel -
kimaradtak.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy nemcsak
egyes szerepl0k reszesiiltek az lin
nepl6 kozonseg tapsviharaban,
hanem az osszes szereplok. ezen
hianyt ezuton helyreigazitom.
. Egyuttal helyreigazitani kiva-
nom a kovetkez6ket: A tud6sita-
sokb6l veletlen folytan - XII
maradt Ozv. Mih6k Sandorne, aki
az egyes szamokat bejelentette Is
Banyar Agostonne neve, el5bbi
tarseln0ke, ut6bbi titkara a Pro
Hnngaria NIX Vilasz0vetsege
Youngstown osztalyanak, akik
AZ utols6 nap egy magyar isko-
laban" G. irredenta nepszinmii
rendezese k0riil faradsagot mem
ismer6, bnzg6 munkalkodasukkal
az iinnepely fenyet maradand6
emlekiive tettek Youngstown ma
gyarsaga t0rteneteben.
Anonymous,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-03-26
Rablomerenylet
a mulatohelyen
AZ ablakon at l0ttek be q rabl6k.
- Egyikuk megsebesiilt. - Ket
ferfit es ket not elfogtak. - Ket-
t0t k0r0znek.

A rendorseg elfogotf ket ferfit
es ket not IS Srizet ala helyezett
egy snlyosan sebesiilt embert, aki
a Youngstown Hospital south
sidei osztalyan fekszik.
A sebesiiltet, Luke Holland,
cleveland lakost egy ferfi es egy
no szallitotta be a k6rhazba, de
mem akartak felvilagositast adni
arr6l, hogy mikent sebesult meg.
A korhazi alkalmazottak el0tt ez
gyanusnak tiint fel ertesitettek
rend6rseget, akik hamarosan ell
fogtak 6ket ket tarsukkal egyItt.
A foglyokban Charles Seador,
egy trumbull megyei mulat6hely
tulajdonosa raismert rablokra,
akik kedden ejjel kiraboltak a
mulat6helyet.
Seador allitasa szerint a rabl6k
el6sz0r goly6zaport zuditottak be
az ablakon at, maid pedig SODA
b6l kifosztottak. A sebesultet Sea-
dor szerint, sajat fegyvereb6l erte
a loves. Holland ugyanis nagyon
izgatott volt es vadul hadonaszott
revolverevel, amely elsiilt. A 60
ly6 Holland ujjait surolva mellen
hatolt be es egesz testet atjarta.
A rendorseg meg ket embert
kor0z, akik allit6lag szinten tag
jai voltak rablobandanak.
A foglyokat, a sebesiilt kivete-
level, atadtak trumbull megyei
hatosagoknak, mivel merenyle-
tet oft kovettek ell s eek megin.
ditottak elleniik az eljarast.