Tales of Universe of Temptations

He himself had the negotiations of clandestine transport through these stops and distributed in illegal bars and clubs, in which he managed the Mosaico Princeps that emerged as a part of the secrets of the mobsters, and that he could keep some information from these men and that he could use the respect, and he kept an expense report. The Princeps Mosaic, well it didn't have the owners it had before, and they were a junction of secrets that were kept between all the others. They were making room for tax evasion and tax evasion, even though at that time these two words had not yet come into existence and to catch Al Capone they had to create them, until then the government did not charge these types of taxes, in which he saw that there was a specific place where all the criminals kept their money and this money was worth more than he ever thought. Then there was all that money they'd put together in one place he can find out, as Noe was impressed by Schultz's ruthlessness and reputation for brutality when he lost his temper and made him a partner. That's how he made a career in crime. He grew up, there were raids and slaughter if they left him unlucky, and angry in the midst of disagreements, and he used him as his bodyguard in alternative transport, together they soon opened more illegal drinking fountains around. of the Bronx, and he started a partnership with some brewers and his old construction company. He was responsible for manufacturing the biggest and best secret passages that existed there in that place, and he didn't tell that there were tunnels all over the city and only he knew their location, using his own trucks that Delphos built, and rented and sold them, sometimes in exchange for services and private escorts, and all to reduce high delivery costs. They brought in beer brewed by Frankie Dunn, a brewer in Union City, New Jersey, and they had a whole brewery that was disguised as a dairy, in which they also transported cattle, and all kinds of dairy products and cheeses, and cattle ranches and sales of wheat flour and sugar, which they used false funds and all kinds of disguises. Schultz often rode shotgun himself had his internal control to protect the trucks from hijackers which were many, and he took it a little for himself, and in this situation, he can use it as a scapegoat, which Schultz and Noe soon had to deal with. with brothers John and Joe Rock, who were already running a smuggling operation in the Bronx. Even though initially, he used it, to divert the attention of these men to his real intention to distract them, he knew of the money that Al Capone was hiding, he had a firm intention to make it disappear, in which he sold information. to the brothers, and they refused to buy beer from Noe and Schultz, but eventually John, the older brother, agreed to cooperate. In which, however, his younger brother Joe refused, which had a big twist, he was a businessperson, if he didn't use powers then he could use lack of trust and discord to his advantage, he could take advantage., and here I go. One night the Noe-Schultz gang kidnapped Joe, it was a disagreement, but no one cared or not and they believed that someone handed someone over to a not so corrupt police officer, in which they caught him, and the gang beat him and hanged him. by the thumbs of a meat hook. They then allegedly wrapped a gauze bandage smeared with discharge from a gonorrhoea infection over his eyes, in which his family paid $35,000 for his release, and that's what the police officers charged, everyone wanted a piece of the cake, the police and the judges. In the midst of appearing at the police station and court he had time to ascertain the secret passages he had made under their base, and where they kept their money, shortly after his return he was blinded, magically blinded, by a poison. distilled in drinks, nobody knew about poison. During that period when New York gangsters paid no taxes on the money they received and no one was guilty of tax evasion, there were those who looked for ways to save their money. In which he made it his business, and in several places, there was the safe house, and as he called it, there was a truce as that area of Gotham, was a neutral ground and an unspoken agreement between all criminals. The one who wanted to keep his money in a hidden place, and as he said, there were the ladies who guarded each of the places, and if someone just in case, from whom he stole, then soon everyone would know, because he would go straight to the last man who was in the supposed tea house of and the bakeries and boleros called Bella-Dona. Being that this was a franchise that he managed and patented, and as was the name, some were disguised very well in the sewing house, who would be suspicious of tea houses and toy stores, there were bookstores and the book clubs of housewives virtuous and perfect ladies with whom he traded to bake the cakes. Those who were sold and transported by trucks, the bakeries and bakeries, which had milk, bread sold, boleros, and that he used the ladies, everything for him to use as a disguise, it was a good disguise, after all they were better paid than his husbands, if they came there. They wouldn't notice the false doors, in which they would only see the cakes and sweets that he would always check out. Even though he financed and sold the products, the milk would come from him, and all the dairy products he sold, manufactured and distributed, and the buildings themselves too, he made the underworld bank, wouldn't rob anyone in the face, but he would use the time they had and the constant bickering and fighting of mobsters to his advantage. In which none of them would live to tell the tale, and it was a wonderful way to hide money between all the stints made in the 1930s and onwards when the periodical revivals came, from then on. When the Noe-Schultz gang met little opposition as they expanded throughout the Bronx, and he was one of the hidden partners who sought their services, in the midst of the New York gang war he took advantage of this to transport the hidden money underground. that they had no idea existed. Smuggling during Prohibition made Schultz extraordinarily rich, just as it was with Capone during the mafia wars that began during little more than the 20's, 30's and 40's. Operation Noe-Schultz, which began to flourish in the Bronx, soon became the only gang capable of rivalling the network of Italian crime syndicates that became the Five Families of the Mafia, who were all supposed to put all their money, and there was the union leader himself in the following decade who was Jimmy Hoffa, he was accused of bribery and tax evasion by many authorities. As the gang expanded from the Bronx to the Upper West Side to Gotham and Metropolis, Manhattan and the Washington Heights neighborhoods, in which the mountain and harbor towns of York Village City, are abandoned towns that were a source of income in the Wild West, where mining and hunting was frequent, and today has no living soul. It was a sparse place and whose vegetation was undergrowth, there is a desert, cacti and dry ravines, and there are several ghost towns, and a scorching and lifeless desert, it hasn't rained in more than fifty years. It was where there were the abandoned mines, Harlem Black City port city and around the mountains, where they did coal mining, and he bought it in the thirties, and it was in the stampede period and there are no more jobs, when there was the desert. towards Texas, near Atacama and a few cities that were isolated and continue to be, Haven City that were a path between the roads.