“INDIGESTION"
PROVED TO BE BULLET WOUND When Anthony Agrista employed as a circulation route man by a New York evening newspaper, awoke one morning in his home* at Brookly-n, his stomach pained hi’m so severely that he suspected an attack of acute indigestion. He telephoned for his family physician. The doctor listened to the symptoms and shook his head. It was not indigestion, he decided; more likely the pain was caused by some internal injury. While he prepared to examine Agrista he asked him if he had met with any accident. Agrista could not recall one. He had had an argument with several men the night before, he admitted, and he remembered that one man had struck him in the: face. But beyond that, he insisted, there was nothing. The examination, however, disclosed that Agrista had been shot through the stomach. He was rushed to the hospital.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 998, 14 June 1930, Page 19
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147“INDIGESTION" Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 998, 14 June 1930, Page 19
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