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Evening star., 1935-05-13

n YEW YORK, May 13.-"Sure, I
N guess Ross is getting strong
err" said James A. McLarnin,
wrapping tape around his
well-known right hand. He has
more punch. He's real welter. you
know"
This was Jimmys estimate of the
new Barney Ross, 1885 model, and it
sounded fair enough. Nevertheless, it
brought a frown to the circular
countenance OF his manager and chief
stockholder, Mr.. Charles Pop" Foster
Ross will have to be strong" said
Mr.. Foster severely. He certainly
will have to have a punch if he wants
to win this one. He certainly will
have to be a real welter"
Sure. Pop" said Jimmy. You and
I can lick him
He certainly will have to be good"
repeated Mr.. Foster. He certainly
will have to be a real welter. Yus."
Evening star., 1935-05-13
May Rest Up for Belmont.


I'm NOT sure he'll be in the
Withers," said his trainer. Jim
FitzSimmonS. I'VE may decide to
give him a rest before going after the
Belmont
The Withers probably will attract a
large field, whether Omaha goes or
not, as there are some fast horses at
that distance in the 3-year-old divi-
sion. They include c. V. Whitney's
Today, Mrs. Dodge Sloane's Psychic
Bid and Mrs. Payne Whitney's Plat
Eye, all of which trailed Omaha in
the Derby after showing early speed.
Psychic Bid had mud kicked in his
face at the Downs, but made better
showing in finishing third in the
PreakneSS.
Although not blessed with early
speed. Omaha showed at Pimlico it
does not take him long to get into
stride. He may go on to prove that
he will be a mighty tough horse even
at a mile.
HE came out of Saturdays race
in fine shape" said Fitzsimmons. IF
he continues to stand training. and
he's as sound as dollar, he should
have no trouble winning the Belmont.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
NO OHORSE IN SIGHT
TOD|SPUTE CLAIM
Derby, PreakneSS Victor Is
Pointing for Belmont.
May Enter Withers.
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer

n yEW YORK, May 13.-Omaha,
nj the big red flash from William
v Woodward's Belair stud, re-
turned home today with pros
poets of little to beat in his future
races following the Gaping of his de-
cisive Kentucky Derby victory with a
galloping triumph in the PreakneSs at
Pimlico Saturday
The son of Gallant Fox has whipped
all of the leading 3-year-olds either
in the mud of the Derby or over a
fast track in the Preakness and it is
hard to find any owner who would
care especially to have his horse take
another crack at the Woodward ace,
at least over the longer routes.
Omaha is eligible for both the
withers mile and the $4,000 Belmont
stakes, to be decided during the Bel
mont Park meeting opening WedneS-
day. He might find the Withers a
difficult task, but the l p miles OF the
Belmont is made for the long -strlding
chestnut. The WitherS will be run
May Is and the Belmont June s.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

members of which were appointed by
the state bar association to study
crime in Minnesota, recommends that
the State Bureau of Criminal Appre-
hension be enlarged and be given
broader powers to combat crime in
Minnesota. AS the bureau now exists,
s operators cooperate with the sher-
ifs in running down criminals, but
the state men must first be called in
by the sheriff-the bureau is not per-
mitted to use it's own initiative in
stepping into case. 1t is pointed out
that the force is by far too small, and
is suggested that the number of men
be increased by 25 and that authority
be given to intervene in any criminal
case without an invitation by the local
authorities. The manner in which the
United States Department Of Justice
is wiping out the tough ones" is a
good recommendation for the enlarge
ment of the State Bureau of Criminal
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

1t is being urged around the Cap
itol that the state oil inspection de-
partment be segregated from the de-
partment of agriculture, dairy and
food, to which department it is now
subsidiary. The oil inspection de-
partment was created by law during
the horse and buggy days when the
only Oil inspected was the kerosene
used in the kitchen lamp. But times
have changed. The oil industry has
grown to huge proportions business
all in itself, which surely has no re-
lationship with agriculture. Two
years ago a bill came before the Leg
islature authorizing the separation of
the departments, but word was passed
out by certain paid lobbyists, it is al
leged-whO paid them it is not ascer-
tained-that by divorcing the depart
ments an additional operating expense
would occur. Which, of course is alb
surd. 1t would seem that the petrole-
UNI industry is important enough TO
warrant its own state department.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
State Capitol News
By A. /. HARRIS

Following a holiday recess, the trial
of J. Cameron Thomson, president OF
she Northwest incorporation, was
resumed at MOorhead last week be-
sore Judge James E. Montague. Thorn
.Dgn, along with a number OF other
Hficers and directors of the BANGOR
ooration, is alleged to have swindled
thousands OF Minnesota people through
she sale of the corporations stock,
particularly one resident of Clay
county who brought the action, which
accounts for the trial being conducted
at Moorhead, the county seat. The
trial is a colorful affair. Before -
Clay county farmers. business men,
and citizens, the transactions and OPP
erations of gigantic banking chain
are being revealed; Is defense lawyers
are on hand to challenge points of
law. In this respect they are giving
the presiding judge plenty of oppor-
tunities to render decisions. On the
other hand, the state is also we'll rep
reSented-county attorneys, assistant
attorney generals, special prosecutors,
auditors, investigators, and what not.
In addition six operators of an inter
national detective agency mingle with
the crowd, to say nothing of the press,
which is represented from points east,
south, and west.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
MCPHERSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hansen and chill
dren were New Years supper guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Beaudry.
Francis Soper came home Tuesday
morning from the CCC camp. Walter
Soper returned to his CCC camp
Tuesday noon, after spending a short
time here with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Soper.
Callers at Mrs. Bdw. Beaudry's last
Thursday were Mrs. Becker and Mrs.
Hansen and Lucille and Mrs. Alcide
LeMay.
Mrs. Robert Hogan and children are
visiting with her mother, Mrs. LeMay.
Mrs. Robert Hogan and children
went to their home in Minneapolis
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hedberg are
rejoicing over a baby daughter.
Mrs. p A. Peterson and daughter.
Edith, of Sandstone, were visitors
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Pc
terson.
Miss Gladys Brands of Minneapolis.
is visiting her grandmother at the
Jean Du Luth farm.
Bert Jacobson came home Friday
from Duluth, where he has been help
ing care for John Burke. He reports
Mr.. Burke getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Barber and boys
came home Friday from a visit at
Anoka. Val Barber is driving new
1885 Ford VS..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Two of the requirements that are
essential to the maintenance of game
in any area should be given every
consideration by sportsmen and con-
servationists during the severe winter
weather, according to Erling Swenson,
head of the state division of game and
essary food and sufficient cover to
serve as a means of protection from
the elements. The other two funda-
mental requirements are the control
of predatOrs and the assurance of a
healthy brood stock for the annual
nesting or mating seasons.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

In order to further protect citizens
of Minnesota, the Securities Commits
sion has recently notified all licensed
dealers and brokers to furnish copies
of their financial condition, prepared
by certified public accountants or a
firm of practising public accountants.
Because of a limited force of investi-
gators the Securities Commission
finds it physically impossible to
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
FLEMING TOWNSHIP

Henry Alters sawed wood for few
of the neighbors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Monette are
the proud parents of a girl born De-
cember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beavens and chill
dren were in Sandstone Monday.
The snow pillow has cleared the main
road in our township, which helps.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

thoroughly check the financial status
of all the licensed dealers and brokers
and for that reason a report prepared
by disinterested accountant will aid
materially in preventing fraud in the
sale of securities and Misrepresentation
of funds left with them for invest
ment by brokers or dealers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

The State Department Of Agricul-
ture warns that 1885 cigarette Ii
censes must be purchased before the
end of this month to avoid penalty.
Beginning February 1, a fifty per cent
penalty of the original cost of $12
will be added.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

northeastern Minnesota we're consid-
cred at the meeting Of the State Con-
servation Commission held in Duluth
last week. Land use, forestry and the
border lakes received first considera-
ton.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Governor Olson is back at his desk
at the Capitol following an operation
for hernia which caused him to be
confined in hospital and later at his
home for the past two weeks. The
Governor, quite a bit thinner and
weakened from the strain of the oper-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

For the most part of 1884, two mil
lion children in the United States
were receiving no schooling whatso-
ever.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

alton, will present his program to the
ensuing Legislature. 1t is rumOre6
about that the coming session will be
a hectic one. Many Legislators, it is
said, will pour on the heat against
administration measures, in most in
stances developed out of spite. How
ever, the Governor has sent out a
warning to the ambitious gentlemen
that IF they want war, he'll give 'em
war" Legislators who have clashed
with the Governor know that he is
perfectly capable of carrying on a war,
especially when the interests of the
people are at stake. Yet, the Cover
sion in a peaceful and business-like
manner, which is only common sense.
The welfare of the citizens of Mime
sofa is far more important than a
lot of halabaloO, grandstanding, and
hairpulling ON the part of irate solons.
The Farmer-LabOr Leader, hereto
fore fortnightly publication, has be-
come THE Minnesota Leader" a
weekly. H. G. Creel will remain as
editor but will be augmented by c. D..
Johnston, former political writer for
the st. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press.
1t has been announced that the style
of the paper will be changed con-
siderably, dealing more with general
news reviews, remaining out of the
bounds of competition with local
weeklies, yet rendering a service de-
sired by people who do not subscribe
to the metropolitan dailies. OF course,
the paper will continue its teachings
of politics and economics as in the
past.
The Minnesota Crime Commission,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

One of the major conservation prob
lens that must be solved in 1895 is
that pertaining to land use. Consid-
cradle acreage in Minnesota must be
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

only 355 per cent of the state income
on education.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Contrary to many unofficial predic-
tions, Highway Commissioner N. w.
Elsberg did not recommend to Cover
nor Olson and the Legislature that the
motor vehicle license fees be restored
to the old level. or that gas taxes be
increased. The highway commits
sioner's legislative report last week
merely stated the situation and left
it up to the Legislators to decide what
course they wish to follow in the mat
ter of highway revenues. Incidentally,
the Legislature is in a rather embar
RAISING situation so far as highway
finances are concerned. Any number
of its members would like to cham
pion a continuation of reduced license
fees. However, Elsberg pointed out
that if highway revenues are left at
present levels Minnesota will lose
nearly $7,OO0,00O of federal aid in the
next biennium. This is slightly more
than the sum MinnesOtans will pay
in federal gas taxes in that period,
and if the money is not brought back
to Minnesota as federal aid. it will
go to assist road building programs
in other states.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

turned back to the production of pro-
fitable wildlife and timber crops in
place of the sparse and poverty-in-
ducing farm crops which do so much
to wreck the balance of agricultural
production and consumption. Farm
ers must be given the opportunity to
be self-supporting and this is impos-
sible on some of the submarginal
lands that are now being devoted to
haphazard farming operations.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Conservation problems effecting
La opinión., 1935-07-09
100 REBELDES
4 NJ E r T E

PElPING, Julio S.-Mas de Glen
soldados chinos capturados cuando
las fuerzas leales irrumpieron en-
Ell sitio donde Sc fomento ell recien-
te motin. cerca de Tugschow, Sc
ran juzgados por Ell ataque sobre
Peiping.
condenados fueron va a muerte.
asf como ell captain Tuan Chun
Chin. comandante del tren blindado
rebelde que lego hasta las puer-
tas de Peiping, siendo rechazado
por las baterias leales, que le hi
cieron retroceder.
Ell captain fue apresado aver y
sometido a un consejo dc guerra.
La policfa Sc apoder6 de 92 re-
beldes a 20 millas de Peiping aver
los trajo a ia ciudad prohibit
Otros 10 llegaron hoy.
Sc han tornado grandes precau-
clones para evitar que Sc repita ell
motin del viernes, en- ell que 1000
insurgentes atacaron a Peiping.
Informes ~recibidos aqui dicen que
general Sung Cher Yuan. des-
como Gobernador de la pro-
vincia de Chahar a instancia del
iapones. fue nombrado Co
misionado de p~acificacion' por ell
gobierno de Marking con iurisdic-
cion sobre las pr%ovineias de Cha
har Y Hopei. reteniendo ell mando
sl go. eiercito-
La opinión., 1935-07-09
4 ARRESTOS En-
FL ASESINATO
DE DICKINSON
La policia de Detroit cree
haber solucionado va Ell
misterioSo crimen

DETROIT, Michigan, Julio 3. -
I'll fiscal. Duncan c. McCrea indi-
co hoy que las cuatro personals de-
tenidas con motive del robo y muer
te de Howard Carter Dickinson Sc
ran acusadas de asesinato. aunque
probablemente no Sc recomendarfa
Ell procesamiento hasta mahana.
Ahadio que antes de hacerlo que
ria i%nterrogar de nuevo a William
Lee Ferris. de % amos, Y a las tres
mujeres que tambien estan dete-
Midas. con ell fin de aclarar algu-
nos puntos.
Los cuatro detenidos hicieron
nuevas c%onfesiones aver por la no.
che, declarando que habfan enga-
tuzado al abogado para que salie-
"a con clos, robarle Y matarlo.
Las mujeres detenidas con Fer
ris. ell cual cOnfes6 haber hecho los
d~isparos, son: Jean Miller, de %
ahos de cuyas declaraciones Sc OBJ
tuvo ell esclarecimiento del caso; Y
las hermanas Loretta V Florence
Jackson de 27 y "a amos, respecti-
yamente.
En- Michigan Ia mayor pena Que
puede imponerse por asesinato es la
cadena perpetua.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

diadores y los cancilleres de Para
quay y Bolivia, durante Ell tempo
que dure la decentralization, los
mediadores garantizaran las lineas
de separation entire los ejercitos Gu
yos Electives ascienden mas o me-
o a $4,000 bolivianos y 5000 pa
raguayos.
La conferencia Sc espera que du-
rara varios meses despues del Pc
riodo de 30 dias en- que Sc efectua-
ra gradualmente la desmoviliza-
cion.
La c~onfereneia eligio como su
Presidente al canciller Saavedra
Lamas por moci6n presentada por
Cruchaga Tocornal.
Ell canciller Concha dara esta no.
che un banquete al Presidents JUS
to y Ell canciller Elfo lie dara otro
ell viernes.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
PREPARATION LAS SENALES
CON CUlDADO

Al d%escubrir el complot. diio
Florence que habian convenido en-
las sehales que debian hacer GUAM
do creyeran que habia llegado ell
momento de terminar o SUI vic
lima. Una vez arreglados todos los
pormenores de su plan, la joven
manifesto que no Sc habia vuelto a
mencionar el asunto hasta ell mier-
coles por Ia noche, porque Dick
inson fue al apartamento y los Qua
tro enaron juntos.
Una vez en- III lugar apartado
del parque. las muchachas diieron
que tenian que bajarse. Ferris lie
puso 81 revolver al pecho a su vic
TINA Y como 6sta Sc negara a le-
yantar los bra2os. ell criminal dis
paro, segun su propia confession.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
ELCINEMA
(Sigue de ~ Ia. Pag.)

cortos bajo ell seudonimo de Do
nald Stephene.
Carol Bozbig puede hacer en-
yeso desde I'm hipopotamo hasta
una copia perfecta de la Venus
de Milo. Eel es quien esta en-
cargado de suministrar al estudio
TODD 10 que sea obras escult6ri-
cas- o adornos arquitectonicos.
Para "Alma de Medico', por
ejemplo. hizo una serle de bustos
de los medicos mas famosos.
Y ahora, iel San Pedro de la
Metro!
Desempeha cargo de tanta
traseendenca Bert Terrell, a cuya
custodia estan confiadas las la
YES de todos los edificios. Ccda
cerradura y la lave que lie CO.
rresponde estan numeradas v
anotadas en- un registro. Terrell
tiene a su disposition una ma
uuina con la cual puede hacer en-
cosa de minutes ell duplicado de
oualquier llave que Sc plerda. En-
II hhros estan registradas mas
de 10000 llaves de todas las for
mas y tamanos imaginables, des-
dc las de las oficinas principales.
hasta las de los cofres donde Sc
guarda ell equipo fotografico.
La opinión., 1935-07-09

ca. Larpamente residenciado en-
Espana, nunca tuvo tregua. Aho-
ra ha lanzado un volumen con
roemas ineditos del gran escritor.
"Cancionero Libertario", Sc til
tula V es una collection nutrida e
interesante de poemas de comba-
tie. Ell mejor comentario de el es-
ia en- las palGbras que lie dedicara
e, complicado y egregio Max Nor
dau; "Nuestra musica es tan POI
tente como bella. Al lado de la
suave flauta hay en- nueStra Or
questa alguna de esas fOcmida-
bles trompetas legendarias cuyo
trueno haee derrumbar las mu-
rallas de las eiudades fuertes. Y
que penetrante modernismoi y
que rioueza de ideas y de image
mes! Evidentemente. no cantais
para ~mujercitas y agotados. En-
pero los fuertes y los libros admi-
raran Vuestro arten.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
ruE ROTO UN RECORD
DE AVIACION, AVER

United Press para LA OPINION
Anglers, Francia, Julio s.-Mau
rice Arnoux establecio hoy un re-
cor de velocidad con aviones Iige-
ros al cubrir la distancia de 1000
kilometres 1921 millas) en- un pro
medic de 292.S25 (t3t.844 millas)
por bora.
Mientras que Arnoux establecia
ell nuevo record. un ~accidente aereo
ocurrido aquf costaba la vida al
conocido aviador frances Jacques
Pugest. de 80 amos, quien murio ms
antaneamente con su pasajero NJ.
Guinot POGO despues de levantar-
81 del aeropuerto local, y cuando
habia cubierto 900 Kilometres
GS0.090 millas) del curse de la ca
grera aere&.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
OTRO GOLPE A
Los VETERANOS
della GUERRA
En- Francia les reduciran
las pensiones; Plan del
Gobierno

PARIS, Julio S.-El gobierno pro-
yecta un reajuste de las pensiones
de todos los veteranos ~franceses de
la guerra mundial, exeeptuando las
de los que fueron heridos en- ell pro-
pic frente de combate. Este pro-
veto es parte del plan para reducir
ell deficit de once mil millones de
frances en- Ell presupuesto nacionaL
Ell gabiente aprobo el plan pre-
sentado por Henri Maupoli. minis
tro de Pensiones. con ell que Sc es-
pera ahorrar mas de mil millones
dc frances.
Sin embargo. In promulgacion del
decreto sera pospuesta hasta ell is
de julio, dos dias despues de la
conmemoracion de Ia toma de la
Bastilla, fiesta nacional, para la
que sc anuncian grandes demostra-
clones izquierdistas. Sc teme que
Ia publication del decreto antes de
csa fecha provoque actos de v%iolen-
cia.
Las vacaciones de todos los al
tos funcionarios dc los d~epartamen-
tos del gobierno fueron suspendi-
das para acelerar la termination del
programa de ajustes.
Los ministries %aprobaron hoy un
plan secreto para reorganizar ia
Francia Mutualista", banco de aho-
rros v de inverslones en- cuya quie-
bra el aho pasado perdieron mas de
100000 veteranos ~franeeses miles de
millones de frances de sus ahorros.
La opinión., 1935-07-09
LA COMISION NEUTRAL ESTUD|A
I'm PLAN DE PAz EN- Ell CHACO
Nuevas clausulas seran incluidas en- Ell arregIo que ten
dram los Gobiernos de Paraguay y Bolivia
6UENos AIRES, Argentina, Ju

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Ju-
lilo S.-Despues de su session inau-
gural aver en- la cual Sc prolongo
la tregua en- Paraguay y Bolivia
hasta que la decentralization y
otras medidas de seguridad estipu-
ladas por Ell protocolo sean termi-
nadas por los representatives de los
pafses mediadores que forman ell
Srupo ABCPU-EU, la conferencia
de paz paraguayo-boliviana empe-
20 Il sesiones de trabajo hoy en-
Ia manana Con la discussion de los
detalles de la decentralization.
La conferencia nombro a Luis
Podesta Costa, experto jurfdico del
Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio-
res de Ia Argentina, como s~ecreta-
rio general. Podesta Costa habia
sido recientemente nombrado ex-
perto jurfdico en- la Liga de las Ma
clones.
T~elegramas anunciando la inau-
guracion de la c~onferencia fueron
enviados a la Liga y a Ia Union
Pan-Americana.
En- la session inaugural de aver
estuvieron ~presentes como jefes de
las delegaciones de sus paises res
pectivos Ell canciller Carlos Save
dra Lamas, de Argentina; el en-
bajador Jose Bonifacio Andrada
Silva, del Brasil; ell canciller Miguel
Cruchaga Tocornal, de Chile; ell
canciller Carlos Concha. del Peru;
ell canciller Jose Espalter, de Uru-
quay; Y Ell embajador Hugh S. Glib
son, de los Estados Unidos.
Saavedra Lamas Y Gibson enca-
bezaran permanentemente las de-
leSaciones de sus paises, pero Cru
chaga Tocornal. Concha Y Espal-
ter ~regresaron ell microbes a San
Lima v Montevideo respecti-
vamente. Andrada Silva ayudara al
iefe de la delegation brasileha que
aun no ha sido nombrado.
Uruguay nombro a Pedro Mani
nj Rios. eX-vicepresidente del con-
de la Liga de las Naciones. CO.
mo jefe permanente de su delega-
cion, mientras los enviados diplo-
maticos chilenos Y peruanos EN- Bue
nos Aires y Montevideo represen-
a sus paises.
Despues de que la conferencia
termine el asunto de la desmovili-
zacion que ha de reducir a 5000
hombres los Electives de Paraguay
Y Bolivia, Sc espera que conside-
rara lenta Y Embellishments la
question territorial Ia cual ST no es
resuelta pasara al tribunal interna-
clonal de La Haya.
Mientras tanto. de acuerdo con
FL p%rotocolo firmado por los me-
La opinión., 1935-07-09
COMO Sc FRAGUo Ell cRIMEN

Florence Jackson lie cont6 al fis-
cal 10 siguiente:
Loretta, Bill Y 20 discutimos ell
plan de salir con Dickinson GUAM
do nos hallabamos en- la habita-
ei6n de Ferris. ell martes por la no
che.
"Habfamos convenido en- que Ell
abogado tenia mucho dinero V que
por 10 tanto nos correspondents
b%astante a cada uno. Loretta V 70
sugerimos Ia idea de roharle V AFRO
jarlo del coche pero a Bill lie pare
clio dificil el sistema y no 10 apro-
bahia por miedo a que Ell abogado
hablara despu6s. Entonces Sc pens6
en- hacerle perder ell conocimiento
de un golpe en- Ia cabeza, 10 cual
tampoco lie pareci6 bien a Ferris.
por ell mismo tenor de que habla-
"a cuando volviera en- 81 V los iden-
%tificara. por 10 cue opin6 Que 10
mejor era matarlo. Continuamos dis
eutiendo ell asunto acaloradamente
nor alSdn tempo. hasta que por fin
Sc acord6 que Bill tomara ell re-
volNer y 10 matara".