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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
GOLF
BY KLISH

The men who live, eat and
sleep golf are out to win, but
If they don't they are the
most generous of losers.
What is a generous loser?
What is a sportsman? Is
man a good loser or a sports
man who says, "Well, i was
playing for the fun of the
thing, anyway" Isn't that
taking something away from
the winner which he right
fsliiy has earned Wouldn't
it be better to say, "Old man,
you beat me in spite of all 1
could do. i congratulate
YOU? osni
No one likes an ill-natured
loser, or a winner who makes
light of a contest. If you
want to heart alibis and ex-
cuses don't 60 to the pros be-
cause they don't make them.
Whether a man has won OF
lost, he owes 1t to his op-
pOncnt to make him feel that
the match has been a serious
one. When a player stands on
the first tee in a. champion
ship, his only purpose is TO
play the best golf he knows
and he should congratulate
the winner.
Players should have as
their ideal, a desire to win
exceeded by nothing except
a determination to play fair.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
WOMENS GOLF MEET
AT WATERBURY G. G.

Featuring a putting, driving and
approaching contest on the eighth
and twelfth holes at the Water
bury Country Club. the one day
tournament OF the Connecticut Wo-
mems Golf Association got under
way this morning. The winners In
this field. the largest in years. will
be rewarded with prize awards for
low gross and low net in Glasses A.
b and c.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
SARAZEN HIT NEW
Low AT WESTBORO

westboro, Mass. July 30-(UP)
Gene Sarazen scored a IS to low
er the westboro Country Club rec
ord by two strokes yesterday when
paired with Babe Didrickson, Tex
as girl athlete, he defeated Mich
olas Gianferante. club professional,
and Virginia Bascom.
Miss Didrickson turned IN a ~,
Miss Bascom So. and oianferante.
70.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
LAWN BOWLING AT
FULTON PARK TONIGHT

Tha FULTON Park Lawn Bowling
o5ab viii hold q practice game to-
nlxht AZ Fulton Park. On Thurs
aav evening q rink game VIII Pe
played while on Saturday between
4 8H6 s o'clock = match same Will
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
RADIO SET BUILT ON PIN
HEAD

Boston -(UP)- Rufus Turner
"a, claims to get good reception
from aii local stations with radio
constructed on the. head OF a pin,
Turner, who invented the tiny set.
believes Il 10 the smallest In the
world.
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pitcher who worked a swell game:
and other times it's a bit of fancy
fielding or relief work which draws
down the bonus.
Charley Root has profited by this
bonus business. ana rightly go. for
Charley, who reported to spring
practice without a contrac has
won nine games, including 4 win :.
ming streak Of six that is still in-]
tact.
Copyright 1895 by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
PLUMBERS WINNERS
OF FIRST ROUND

The Plumbers Brass nine led by
Ralph Bates won the first round
championship of the Scovill Inter-
department League last night by a
free hitting win over the Eyelet
Room combine. Bunching IA hits
together the Plumbers collected IL
runs to their opponents 10 with
homers by Blanchard and Coffey
featuring the fray. Rice was the
only dangerous sticker with the
losing nine.
The score by innings:
Plumbers Brass
Ola SOC x--is IL
Eyelet Room
sol 420 0-i0 II 2
Bessetti and woidloski; Rice and
Chicelti.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
NARRAGANSETT
NOTES
The unloading chutes at Nara

The unloading chutes at Nara
gansett park are doing big business.
Yesterday afternoon a special
pulled in from Empire City bear
ing fifteen horses, the property of
the Ascot stable, trained by Fred
die Kraft. Jockey K. Knott, who
led the riders at Empire City will
do the riding for the Ascot stable,
and expects to hook up in bitter
duel with Charlie Stevenson at
Narragansett for the bug" riders
championship. Also on the special
were twelve head of horses, the
property of H. F. Archibald, in the
care of trainer George Arvin, and
eleven head comprising the stable
Of Col. w. A. Jones, esquired by
trainer G. L. Hamilton. Jockey 3.
WINNER will ride the Jones horses
at Narragansett.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30
CityAnd Valley League Baseball Stars AuDait Game Tomorrow
RunOrs And Reality Gathered From
This Sporting World
BY GEORGE DILLON
The Grist OF Athletic Contest
World
A Little Of This And That
By GEORGE DILLON

Coored Eddie Carrs recording of red courage as
fighting connot fail to have made its mark in Connec-
tcut boxing annals as result of his battle with Nathan
Mann of Hamden last night at Savin Rock Suffering the
first knockout of his ring technical though was
Carr was nightly discouraged because Referee Frank For
tell finally stopped his bid to stay the limit of eight rounds
after having been knocked down less than twelve times
including every round but the sixth Manu. murderous
puncher never tried harder in his life for clean Knockout
but couldn't put it
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

Takc time 20 save time ana
money, Head and use Classified
Ads.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

King Carol of Rumania had
placed his special skiing instructor
at the disposal Of officers OF the
British cruiser Devcnshire at
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

Mexico city. Mexico. has a build
ing boom.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

According to advices re-
ceived at Narragansett last
night, Omaha and Discovery
will only make one more start
each before hooking UP in the
"Roce of a Decade" in Mar
ragansett's Special" August
21st. Omaha is pointed for the
Travers at Saratoga, after
which he will be Immediately
shipped to Rhode Island, while
"Bud'' Stotler may select either
the Saratoga Handicap, Aug
ust 3rd. or the Merchants and
Citizens, August 10th, as the
lastb reeze for his great cham
pion before meeting his dan
gerous young adversary.
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Carr was nightly discouraged because Referee Frank Por
tell finally stopped his bid to stay the limit of eight rounds
after having been knocked down less than twelve times
including every round but the sixth Manu. murderous
puncher tried harder his life for clean Knockout
but couldn't put it over.
It was pretty large evening for the Waterbury
bays Charley Eagle figured by many to be a fairly
soft touch for Tiger Jack Renaut the New Haven
slugger handed out the incest licking that Renaut has
had in many month"; winning with room to spare from
fou-fghter who started off by buttng Eagle under
the chin which brought back two fthe hardest punches
beneath his left optic Young Jack Sharkey who has
been fighting around these parts for many year,
seems M NIKE s ELM v csbbe shar IN
nifty performance in the four round opener which
ought to put him right back the next professional
card In two weeks
1t looked something like old times at the Rock" last
night as some $500 customers sat around and Promoter
Dick Gray counted up better than $4,000 for his first pro
show receipts with partner Ike Weiner looking on Up in
poor show for their money from all reports while amateur
boxing is drawing WE'LL and the house for
Thursday night at Lakewood Park looks like million at
this writing.
The addition to Bud Mignault of Brockton the Hogan
Winston UNDERGRAD is fine in the right direction
for any who has Mgnau knows ne has plenty OF
ring class and rates of the best ITO pounds punchers
in the ranks. He will Emperor Jones, and it
that Mgnaut can be king if he scores a knockout
Ed Hogan, e-foot, inches 21s pound baby heavy
weight, was much improved in his workout yesterday
with Frank Warjacks at the famous Oakvlle training
camp directed by Jack Petruzio Hogan's mitigating
particularly impressive which ought to help him
end against batter of the Winston stripe.
Hamilton Parks record crowd of baseball fans will
probably show up tomorrow night when the atar City
League and Naugatuck Valley outfits bats to settle
superiority and help the playground boys and girls under
direction of Bill Schoeld Some slick sugging and fielding
may be looked for with the pitching the only uncertain
feature
Ray OToole and Johnny Devito have made them
selves felt in small since joining the Sacred
Hearts and Washington Hills, their play and presence
sort of recalling other City League scrambes to the
veteran fans who miss Sunday afternoon at the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

salonil<a, Greece, will hold an
international fair N the fall
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

AS full of ideas as ever, Walter
e. O'Hara is working day and
night planning to make Narragan-
sets August meeting the finest
ever seen in these parts. "Old
Dynamite" has dozen new ideas
to follow his exploitation of the
Daily Double. each and every one
of them calculated to make real
hit with John @ Race Fan. Walter
is arranging special trains to carry
enthusiasts from Saratoga and New
York City to view the running of
the great Especial on August 21st.
and he is literally deluged with APP
plications from movie and radio
people who desire to record the
race"
Charles Curtis, ex-vice president
of the United States and an ardent
racing fan, has already made his
reservations at Narragansett for
tie week during which the $4,000
or $4,000 Special Is run.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

New members - H. Noren, Os-
car Stein and Walter E. Monagan,
Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

Ray OToole and Johnny Devito have made them
selves felt in small since joining the Sacred
Hearts and Washington Hills their play and presence
sort of recalling other City League scrambles to the
veteran fans who miss Sunday afternoon at the
park.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-30

Ed Hogan 6-foot, inches, 218 pound baby heavy
weight, was much improved in his workout yesterday
with Frank Warjacks at the famous Oakville training
camp directed by Jack Petruzio. Hogan's infightng
was particularly impressive which ought to help him
no end against battler of the Winston stripe
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-26
DELINQUENT

G. w. Allen, heirs, 30 acres
Foster Greek, $S.46.
]. D. Allen, 16 acres Mills Rlv-
er, $1O.26. .
c. E. Bonestell, 2 lots Sunset
Hills, zoe.
R. L. Briggs, l lot Sunset Hills,
SEC.
K. o. Buckner, IS acres Horse
Shoe, S10.65.
Harold Butler, 16 acres Mills
River, $2.74.
G. E. Elmore and ]. C. Barns,
80 acres Mills River, $3.50.
o. L. Erwin, Jr.. and Ralph
Fisher, 9 acres, w. H. Barnard
land, $4.28.
C. C. Gunter, p acres Turn
pike road, $3.50.
jenkins. heirs, 20 acres Mills
River, $2.77.
C. D. Johnson, 7 acres Frank
Moore tract, S4.25.
Rebecca Love and Jones Nc
Crorey, l lot Sunset Hills, rs.
Milford T. Morgan, 10 acres
Mills River, S11.72.
B. F. Morris, heirs, Is 1-2 acres
Haywood road, $4.07.
]. w. Morris, rs acres Horse
Shoe road, $1.29.
w. K. Shipman, 4 acres Mills
River. SIC.
Mrs. Henry Station, l acre high
way No. Is, 53c.
Klby Stone, Is acres Mark
Moore land, 85c.
Ben Swangan, heirs, 9 acres
Mills River, $1.54.
w. T. White, 20 acres Mills
River, $5.14.
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HENDERSoNVILLE TOWNSHIP

T. NJ. and Lydia L. Abbott, IL
acres l house Pleasant Hill,
$14.25.
Mrs. Minnie Able, 1 house and
lot, corner Allen and King streets,
$7.9S.
Mrs. Minnie Able, 2 lots Pine
View Terrace, 69c.
R. A. Adams, estate, 6 IA
acres DuBose land, near Fleet
wood hotel, $3.50.
R. A. Adams, estate, 43 lots
Palanza Park. $500.
R. A. Adams, estate, A lots,
Meadow Brook, Csc.
R. A. Adams, estate, 4 acres
Lenox and Columbia Park, $50.
R. A. Adams, estate, 1 house
and lot Spring and Hebron streets
$25.65.
J. Edward Agnew, 1 lot East
Flat Rock, $1.1S.
]. A. Aiken, 1-2 acre / house
Barker Heights, 1928.
J. I. Aiken. l lot Columbia
Park road, $1.9S.
Albea and Thompson, l house
and lot No. 416 Main St., 5000.
Mrs. A. H. Alderman, 2 lots
Pinnacle Circle, $6.16. ...
C. B. Allen, 10 acres Cannon
property, S7.13.
C. B. Allen, IS acres l house
Newman tract, S31-35.
Mrs. Della Allen, IA acres /
house Shaws Creek road, $7.13.
Mrs. E. H. Allen, l lot Highland
Lake, Gle.
Mrs. Flora Embler Allen, Paul
and Charles Embler, l house and
lot corner Church and Eighth ave-
nue., $3.50. r.
F. w. Allen. j house, and lot
Mountain H Ionic subdivision,
$3.45.
Mrs. Irma Justus Allen, l lot
South Flemming St., 30 lots Pat
ton Hill, S44.4s.
Mrs. Irma Justus Allen, l lot
Sixth avenue east, 1 lot North
King St., 1854.
Mrs. Irma Justus Allen, 1 lot
Fourth avenue west, $11.40.
Mrs. Irma Justus Allen, 1 lot
| lefty hall LOTT, $114,00.
Miss Jane Allen, l lot Balfour
Heights, $2.07. -
~ Mrs. j. J. Allen, / 1-2 acres
house Dana road, S14.25. Is.
! ! j. NJ. Allen, {27s acres HillgTt,
| S2S. ,4rFF .~..'S1f 'fr4 l.
: - LILLIAN Allen, ] house and
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COLORED

Evans, heirs, Z acres Buffers
Bridge, S2.41.
Gale Foster, heirs, II acres
Haywood road, $296.
Maria Leaks, 6 acres near But
Ter Bridge. 2 acres Mills River,
S1.93.
Cingman Logan, II acres Ridge
land, $500.
Bill Murray estate, 5 1-2 acres
Forge mountain, $1.05.
Henry Summey, IA acres near
Haywood road, $6.07.
S. B. Wheeler, 10 acres Butler
estate, $1.4S.
Southern Railway, Transylvan-
ia R. R.. $250.68.
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w. NJ TAYLOR 6. IA aeses-fal-
I'ley Bridge road, $4.10.
The Federal Land Bank of Co
lumbia, S. c., 16i 1-2 acres Etc
wah, $7.01. --.-. ~ =
The Federal Land Bank, Is 1-2
acres Etowah, $9.72. !
Charles French Toms, Sr., 200
acres Boylston, $13.58.
Miss Ada Erwin Tucker, heirs,
SO acres Etowah, $16.58.
Ward and King, 5 acres noun
tain land. S1.06.
A. NJ. Warlick, 81 acres B.
Turnpike, S38,06. ,,.
E, S. Warlick, 40 acres BoyiS-
ton. S14.61. ,.,uo
G. w. Weese, p acres kidge
and bottom, $14.55.
G. w. Wells. II acres mountain
7 R West, estate, 81 acres
HAYWOOD road, $19.33.
Whitaker and Fortune, so acres
near Mulinax, Bal. $1.56. w
T. T.. Whitaker, II acres MILLS
River, $9.SS.
Wade Il. Whitesides, 80 acres
| house rear Mills River school,
$26.46.
Wade H., Whitesides, % acres
Ridge land, $S.42. &c.
C. L. Wilson, 43 acres l mouse
Etowah, $15.76.
G. A. Woodfin, sc acres rear
Boylstor. $13.GS.
Roy Woodfin, 15 acres near
Turnpike road, $7.32.
Roy Woodfin, 40 acres Boyl-
ston Greek, $11.79.
E. B. Wright, % acres Forge
Mountain, S4.10.
Z. B. Wright, "a acres Brevard
road, 1852.
W. H. Wright, estate, GO acres
Mills River. S45.04.
Mrs. Dovie Young, 2SS acres
Brsvard road, $93.33.
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La opinión., 1935-07-08
1ABLA 6ARRloS

Hoy en- la tarde e, case asumio ca
racteres de escandalO aqui cuando
el Licenciado Catlos Barrios Gomez
declare que Sc convertird en- el prin
cipal acusador de los funcionarios
q]ueretanos convirtiendose EN- parte
civil, VA que tiene Ia seguridad ds
Que ell G~obernador Osurnio y los de-
mas acusados son los verdaderoi
culpables del crimen.
AseSur6 cl Licenciado Barrios CO
me- que durante su ~estancia en-
QuerGtaro. a donde fue con ell objc-
to de iavestisar Ell crimen, eStuyo
'practicamentc seeuestrado' por Ia
policil de aquella ciudad, al grade
de que no 10 dejaron solo nj I'm mo-
meuto los aSentes especilles de Ii
Procuraduria de Justicia. e%storbdndo
10 en- Sus avetiguaciones.
"Todo Queretaro habla del c%rinen
de que fue victima ell espanol Enri-
que Rios, y acusa a las sutoridades',
dijo el Licenciado Barrios. dnadiep-
do que Ii Investigation que intentc
hacer porsonalmente fue impossible
debido al rcinado de terror que cXis
lie en- @. Estado, va que el Goberpa-
dor Osornio no Sc detiene en- NADIA
para eXtetminar a todus los que con
sideru SITS cncmigos.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
Sc Rinden
Dos Jefes
Reb

ClUDAD DE MEXICO,
Julio 7.-(HiIo Directo -
Francisco Garcia, uno de
los principles cabec
que venian operando EN- ell
Estado de Durango Sc rim
dio incondicionalmente a
las fuerzas federales, al
frente de la partida rebelde
que venia encabezando, de
acuerdo con un mensaje re-
cibido hoy por la Secreta-
ria de Guerra y Marina y
dado a conocer a la prensa.
De acuerdo con los men
safes que Sc recibieron aqul,
la rendicion de Garcia fue
provocada por la reciente
crisis ~politica que termino,
a~parentemente, con Ell po-
derio del General Plutarco
Elias Gales.
Federico vazquez, quien
Sc hace lamar Jefe del Mo-
vimiento Libertador y quien
venia operando intensamen
tie en- ell Norte de la Rep1-
blica Sc ha dirigido igual-
mente al Secretario de Cue
IRA, General Figueroa, pi-
diendoIe garantias y anun-
ciando que esta Iisto para
rendirse.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
JACKIE COOGAN
CONTESTA LAS
DOS DEMANDAS
Mega que su padre haya
estado ebrio cuando ocu-
rrio ell tragico choque

Jackie Coogan, eX-estrella infan
til de Ia pantalla. contestant por
larga distancia u dos demands
presentadas en- SUI contra aqui. co
mo resultado del |accidente automo
vilfstico ocurrido en- san Diego, en-
ell que perdi0 Ia vida su padre y
otras tres personals.
Las demandas, por danos y per-
juicios, ~ascienden a la suma de
$500 900, y fueron presentadas por
familiares de las dsmas victimas,
Junior Durkin, actor juvenil ami
60 intimo de Cooean; Robert Hor-
ner, escritor, y Charles Jones, ma
yordomo del Rancho dc los Coo
gan, qulenes perecieron cuando ell
auto que maneiaba ell padre de-
actor Sc p~recipito a I'm barranco
de 40 pies de ~profundidad en- la
Posta, cerea de San Diego.
Coogan envi6 respuestas a las
dos primeras demandas por....
$e5O.00O cada una. prescntadas por
Grace Durkin, hermana del joven
actor mucrto. Y Anna V. IIorner,
madre del escritor, quienes acusan
al padre dc Cooga1 do haber esta-
do ebrio cuando ocurri0 el fatal
accidente. I'm su r%espuesta Coogan
Jr.. declara que Durkin y Ilorner
fueron tambien culpables de negli-
gencia en- ell a|ccidente que les eau
SO Ia muerte. porque subicron al
butomvil o SUI propia voluntad.
Ia tercera dcmanda. ~ escntada
por la esposa del Mayordomo Jo-
nes, quien esta en- espera de un
nino. no ha sido contestada por
Coogan.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
CONS|GNARAN
A SATURN|NO
OS0RN|O HOY
Lo acusan como response
Bile de la muerte del rico
espanol Enrique Rio
Ell dictamen rendido contra
ell gobernador de Quere-
taro cause sensation

cIuOAD DE MEXICO, Julio -
(HiIo Directo).-Que ell ,io5errador
S%aturnino Osornio, del Estado de
Queretaro, sera consignado mana
ma por la Procuraduria General jun
to con otros altos ~funcionarios que
retanos acusados del a~sesinato del
acaudaIado espanoI Enrique RIGS,
fue 10 que Sc dijo hoy en- esta CO
pital, agresandose cue las aut9r,-
dades del alto tribunal tienen en- su
poder p%ruebas acusadoras contra ell
G~ogernador de Queretaro como ell
presunto responsible de la muerts
de Rios.
Las pruebas de que Rios muri6
asesinado seran ~presentadas mana-
ma por los medicos legistas que hi
cieron Ia autopsia al cadaver, con
: 5 cuales sc espera obtener Ia con-
vicciOn de los acusados.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
3 VICTORIAS

Pauline no pudo %conectar niugun
golpe limpio, aunque en- ocasiones
desarrollaba furiosas ofensivas. Va
rios golpes lanzados por ell espanol
hicieron blanco bajo ell cinturon de
Schmeling y el referee Sc VIC en-
la obligation dc amonestarlo varias
Veces.
Esta es la tercera victoria que OBJ
tiene Schmeling desde que inicio
su regreso al pugilato despues de
haber perdido ell titulo. va con
terioridad, habia puesto fuera de
combate a Steve Hamas y a Wal
ter Neusexl. En- Mayo del aho pa
sado, Schmeling y Uzoudun empa-
taron en- un cncuentro que Sc re-
gistro en- Barcelona.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
MAS TRCPAS ITALIANS
ElACIA ABlSINlA

ROMA, Italia, Julio T. I'm fuer-
te reruerzo de tlopas italianas des-
tinadas Il la frontera del este de
Africa. sali6 hoy en- Ia noche de
aqui, ~dispucstos "A seguir las or
dcnes del Premier Mussolini. de
declarar la guerra 81 cs uecesarIo
"Tods Italia esta detras de sus
hiios que salem a pelear al este de
[..rlos', declare 81 Duce ante una
division de sus camisas uegras,
Una gran ~pagina de la historic
esta proxima a ser escrita. Tene-
mos que repetir que las fuerzas tia
lianas han derrotado siempre : las
razas negras. Ia 1nica exception
fue en- Adua, donde 1000 i~talianos
luoharon como Ioeos contra 49,.
100 900 etiopes.
"Y demos a eonoce este, que }
DOS y cada uno de los italianos de
hoy prefieren la vida heroiea que
la ex 'steneia inutil'.
"Ei mundo debe saber", termino
el Premier Mussolini. "de nues-
tras hazahas. Debe enterarse del
sublime valor dc nuestra Italia fas
eista".
La opinión., 1935-07-08
EN- TOLUCA ES
ALBERTA j N A
INVESTIGATION
Sc trata de d~eterminar
quien provoco ell zaffa-
rancho agrarista

ToLUCA, Mex, Julio Il ZEN
clusivo).- FL zafarrancho ocarrido
a inmediaciones dc la Hacienda de
San Diego de los Padres, tuvo ma
yores proporciones de las que sc
habia creiGo en- un principle. pues
hoy pudo saberse que ell n1mero de
victimas es mas elevado de 10 que
Sc dijo.
Las autoridades locales contindan
practicando activas investigated
mes con ell objeto de deslindar res-
ponsabilidades entire los dos grupos
&c vecinos de San Andres Cuex-
cotitlan y los de San Cristobal Hui
chcchitlan. quienes desde hace al
gun tempo Sc disputan la propie-
dad dc una arboleda que nc per-
tenece nj a unos nj a otros, sine al
propietario de Ia hacienda de San
Diego.