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ing the heated season of her mother
and sister at their summer home.
/ Miss Hattie Watson, who has been
visiting in Colorado for several months,
has returned to her home in Ashville,
Ala. En- route home she stopped over
In Birmingham for several days. where
she was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. T. Hail.
Miss Mary Bradshaw and little Miss
Grace Bradshaw have returned from a
three weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ballard at Lehigh.
Mrs. ]. B. Bridges left today for
Wrightsville Beach.
Mr.. Hull Christian. Mr.. Henry Chair
sell and Mr.. Walter Phelps have gone
to Savannah and Tybee for a two weeks
stay. They are now In camp at Warsaw
Island with the Y. NJ C. A. of Savan-
nah.
Miss Annie Lively is spending some
weeks at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Sara Gilbert has gone to Mont
gomery to be the guest of Miss I1Tie
Dean.
Miss Matte Hammond of Nashville Is
the guest of Mrs C. W. Toliver She
will remain several weeks.
Miss Nellie McPoland of Birming-
ham is the guest of the Misses Keener
of Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Townsend of
Montgomery are expected in a few days
to visit Mrs. w. M. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Spiro of 1114
South Thirteenth street announce the
birth of a little sen.
Mrs. II. C. Tours has as her guests
Misses Ethel and lena Stark of Syla-
cauga.
II. II. Chumley is on his vacation and
Will visit Cincinnati, Cleveland. Detroit.
Niagara Falls, Utica, n. Y, New York
city and other points before returning
home.
e. L. Chumley and wife have left for
their home in Springfield. Mo after
attending the family reunion at the
home Of his mother. Mrs. S. F. Chum-
ley at 1912 Tenth avenue, south Tho
others present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Chumley, Springfield. Mo-; A. L. Chum-
ley, Mobile; Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Chum-
ley, Denver; II. II. Chumley and sister,
Ethel, of Birmingham.
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Paris, July "A general railway
strike here is threatened. The men
who demand an increase in wages and
other ameliorations have already voted
to strike in principle pending the re-
suit of negotiations with the COM
panies,
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prisoner Outrun. HIS Keeper

Sheffield July l7.-(Special) ALBERT
Watts, young white man confined In
the Sheffield jail charged with theft,
made his escape yesterday by outrun-
ming JaiIer Gay, The jailer was carry
ing supper Is the prisoners when
watts ran past him and escaped to the
river.
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Atlanta, Ca, July 7-By a vote of %
to q the senate today refused to table
the resolution endorsing the federal in
come tax amendment. The measure Will
come up for further discussion tomor-
row.
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Miss Sara Gilbert is the guest of Miss
Effie Dean in Montgomery.
Miss Velma Davis is visiting Mrs. j.
D. Wilson in Montgomery.
Miss Riddle of this city, who is the
guest of friends in Montgomery. was
guest at a dinner party last night given
by Miss Susie Martin.
Miss Louise Thornton of Montgomery
is the guest of Mrs. w. E. Oldham in
Woodlawn.
Miss Marie tanning of Admission is the
guest of Miss Roberta Lamb
$50
Mrs Henry Howze's mother, Mrs. w.
e. Love of Chattanooga is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe.
Miss Mary Taliaferro and Miss Gladys
Taliaferro of New York city are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. W. Smith
on North Twentieth street.
Mr.. Van w. Williams is in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs b. F. Moore have re-
turnedfhome after a visit to Mrs. Moore's
parents in Franklin, Tenn. Their little
daughter, Margaret, remained for long
er Wilt.
Miss Rosa Bains, Miss Florence Pee
bes and DR.. G. w. Bains leave Thursday
for Yellowstone Park.
Miss Laura McAlpine of Talladega is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. ]. III. West and Miss Lily May
30 inc visiting the
family of John C. Williams Talladega
Home.
After a visit to coast cities and through
Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Roberts ex-
pect to spend some tfWe at Blount Springs
with Mr.. and Mrs. DeShazo. Mrs. Rob-
erts' parents, before returning to their
home in San Antonio.
Mrs d. o. Hood of Birmingham and
her sister-in-law, Miss Florence Hood, of
Charlotte, N. c., are the guests In Gads-
den OF Miss Mamie Leek.
Miss Marguerite Laverty, who has been
the guest of Birmingham friends. has
returned to her home IN Taiiaoega.
Mrs John William Hine of Houston,
Tex. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Dan o. Watkins.
Miss Minnie Lee McCord, Miss Pansy
Hudson and Miss Elsie Hudson, all Of
Albertville, Ala, are the guests OF Mrs.
]. A. Selman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. sibley are
in Mobile.
Mr.. william James Mcqueen Is
member of fishing party on the south
ern coast.
Mrs. Bruce Brewer has gone to North
Carolina.
Miss kathleen Gaines has returned to
1er home in Elberton. Ca, after spend
ing several weeks with Miss Bessie
Foster. Miss Foster Will visit Miss
Gaines later In the season.
The many friends of Mrs. Will T.
Lathem will regret to learn that 1t was
necessary for her to undergo another OPP
Grafton at Talley McAdory's infirmary
yesterday.
Mr.. A. w. Lee returned yesterday
from Mobile, where he has been spend
ing a pleasant vacation among his
friends in that city.
Mrs. George Harrington has gone to
Montreal, N. c., u be the guest dur
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There will be a lawn festival at the
home Of Mrs. George Wise at Burgin sta
ton Tuesday evening, July ~, for the
benefit of the Fairview Presbyterian
church. The public is cordially invited.
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st. Louis, July IAN alleged opium
factory was raided here early today and
its owner, Joe Sing, Chinaman, is be-
ing held by federal revenue officers. Po-
licemen on the beat where Sings shop
Is located said they thought he was
cooking chop suey." The prisoner Is
charged with taking opium seconds,
seasoning it with opium leaves and sell.
ing the product for genuine opium
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A concert will be given this evening at
Capitol park from to 10 o'clock unless
rain prevents. Shows Birmingham band,
which has been engaged by the Music
Study club for concerts Tuesday and Fri
day evenings, from to 10 o'clock, and
Sunday afternoon from 430 to 7 o'clock.
will give an attractive programme The
public is invited. They are free to every
one who would like to hear good music
and enjoy an outing.
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ison pharmacy by the Ladies Aid society
of Mt. Vernon Methodist church.

Class 10 of Wesley chapel will give a
trolley ri4e this evening. The cars will
leave the church at 1880 o'clock.
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A meeting of the chairmen of commit
tees and young ladies who sold tickets
for the reception and dance held Tues
day at the new kindergarten building Is
called for Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John London, 1881 South Twenty
first street. - tf
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SEND YOUR FAMILY TO THE
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Personal MENTION

Mrs. Echols McBee spent the day in the
city yesterday. She and her little girl
and her mother are still at their farm
near Talladega. They will later go to
some resort, prefering to remain in the
country as long as the weather is pleas
ant.
Mr.. Walter Moore and his family ex-
pect to go later In the season to Denver.
where they will remain until the late
autumn.
pleasant addition to Birmingham So
ciety will be Mrs. John Craven. who will
come from North Carolina to live. Mr..
Craven has entered business here and
they will erect handsome home at Gray
mont Heights. Mrs. Craven was before
her marriage Miss Lula Franklin, daugh-
ter of DR.. Franklin of Union Springs.
Another pretty home, which will be
erected at Graymont is that of Mr.. Alex
Craven. who will begin building at once.
Mr.. and Mrs Craven are spending year
In California. They will return to Bir-
mingham in the early part of next year,
and their home will be ready for occu-
pancy. .-t't-t,
pretty little hostess of next week will
be little Miss Francis Parks, who will en-
tertain about 20 of her little friends at
birthday party at her home Monday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. L. p Lilies will leave August l for
the southern coast for the heated term.
Mrs. F. W. Bromberg and her two
young sons, Charles ana Francis, are
guests of friends in Mobile.
Mrs. w. T. Partlow and children of
Tuscaloosa are visiting Mrs. j. T. Nixon
on Highland avenue
Miss Anne Richardson, who has been
the guest of Miss Ellen Percy and Miss
Joy Tomlinson for several weeks, left to-
day for Mississippi, where. she will visit
for a short while before going to her
home In TacoVa. Wash. Miss Richard
SON was a decided favorite among the
visiting girls and will be warmly well
coined by hosts Of friends whenever she
can return to Birmingham.
Mrs. Haskins Williams and children. are
at wrightsville Beach.
Miss Kathleen vanHoose entertained q
few of her Birmingham friends on the
Fourth at Camp vanf1oose. Among them
were Miss Emily 'somerville, Miss Alice
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WHY

WHY
Don't you get the big Auto
Wagon and take your family
out? Call Charles Transfer Co.
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ing the heated season of her mother
and sister at their summer home.
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MISS DORSEY HARRIS
TALLY-HO RIDE

Among the delightful affairs character
izing the festivities of every summer are
the tally-ho rides given Miss Dorsey Har-
ris. Last evening party of her young
friends and their chaperons left the Har-
ris home at o'clock for ride. de-
lightful lunch awaited the arrival OF the
party at Avondale park Later they re-
turned to the home of the hostess and en-
loved a dance The Japanese lanterns,
the flowers, the lights, the music, all
told the story of a happy gathering of
young people within the hospitable por-
tails of the Harris home. The guests of
honor we're the young ladies composing
the house party of Miss Lizzie Lee Pound.
Others in attendance were: Miss Mar
garet Houser, Miss Reese Jones, Miss
Margaret Barker. Miss Grace Pound, Miss
Kathleen Stewart Miss Marie Lanning.
Miss Lizzie Lee Pound, Miss Roberta
Lamb, Miss Mary Sibley. Miss Alma and
Miss Eleanor Messer, Miss Orline Barnett,
Miss Leone Plosser Miss Ethel Wagner,
Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Ellen Norton,
Miss Valley Young White. Miss Nellie
Cosby, Miss Carrie Boardman, Miss Grace
sibley. Mr.. Walter circuit, Mr.. Robert
Towers. Mr. Evans Dunn, Mr.. Edward
Dorsey. Mr.. Leslie Barker. Mr. Leighton
Wood, Mr.. Sterling Wood, Mr.. Francis
Brown, Mr.. Henry Hamilton. Mr.. J. D.
Moore, Mr.. Reuben Lewis, Mr.. Macklin
Normant, Mr. Richmond Wetmore, Mr..
Craig Perkins, Mr. Lee Poe, Mr.. Sharpe
Gillespy, Mr. Jack Orr, Mr.. William Fran
els, Mr.. Leonard Barker, Mr.. Richard
Searight.
MISS KATE TERRELL HOSTESS
One of the most beautiful and hospit-
able homes in Birmingham is the Terrell
home out at Graymont. Within its bord-
ers this week are two attractive young
girls, they are Miss Sue Hardie, who
came down from the Hardie summer
home for a visit, and Miss Virginia Nc
David. Last evening Miss Kate Terrell
entertained in compliment to them at a
lovely dinner. Garden flowers adorned
the house as we'll as the spacious grounds
about the colonial home, green, yellow
and lavendar being used on the table,
which was beautifully appointed in every
way, Later in the evening an impromptu
dance was enjoyed. The guests were
Miss Sue Harde Miss Virginia McDavid.
Miss Sara Ellen Greene, Miss Lucy Ly-
man Powell, Miss Rose Owen McDavid,
Miss Margaret Terrell. Mr.. Ebert Jemi-
son. Mr.. Julian Smith, Mr.. T. o. Smith.
t. Mr. Robert Knox Greene, Mr. Frank
Wilson, Mr.. Maclin Smith and Mr.. James
Gllespy.
MISS BRADSHAW TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS HARDIN
Among the events Of next week will be
an afternoon tea next Thursday after
noon, at which Miss Mary Bradshaw will
entertain in compliment to Miss Susie
Hardie.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Aunt Jerushas Quilting Party win
"a ~ouon tod v7owt Wrf6ov avoutNa Ia,1w 4
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Coughlan, Mr.. F. Y. Anderson, Jr., and
Mr.. Pelham Anderson.
Miss Leo Jackson will remain some time
longer with Mrs. Henry L. Chisholm.
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Mrs. Harley Matthews and son, Ira,
of Nashville, are visiting relatives in the
city.
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A FEW TIPS" ON TIMELY SUBJECT

Bit of Advice That the Veteran Married Man GaveJust Let
Her Alone When She Happens to Be Frying Beefsteak
and Never, No. Never, Say Word to Man
When He Is Shaving-A Time For
All Things
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The meeting called by the Anti
tuberculosis association at the Chamber
of Commerce was surprisingly well at
tended by the ladies considering the fact
that the season is so well advanced that
a number of the women who work for
the public philanthrophies are out of the
city This, however, is SO important a
step for the welfare of the community
from a health standpoint and is so ur-
gent for the present needs of the city
that a hearty response came from the
ladies, and those who attended showed
marked enthusiasm and interest. Among
those attending the meeting yesterday
were Mesdames C. A. Tyson, ]. w. Bush,
E. H. Cabaniss, T. D. ParlSe, w. L..
Murdoch, H. S. Matthews, w. S. Lowell,
Cunningham Wilson, Toole, Miss Anna
Byrd Adams, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Richard
Johnson, Mrs Barnes Morgan. Miss AL
len, Mrs. H. f. Bridewell, Mrs. Jack
Bowron, Mrs. v. J. Lewis, Miss Kate
Rogan.
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Mr.. A. W. Lee returned yesterday
from Mobile, where he has been SPEND
ing a pleasant vacation among his
friends in that city.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Uncertainty of Weather Pre-
vents Much Entertaining
NOTES HERE AND THERE
A TaIIyho Ride-Miss Kate TerreIPs
Dinner Dance-WOmen Respond
to Called NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aIs-AnnOuncemenfs

There is little doing in the world of
given for the school girls and boys Who
are home for the holidays, and even
few of these are announced since the
weather Is so uncertain. There will per-
haps be very little announced to take
place within the next week because the
weather Is still an uncertain quantity.
The concerts by the band arranged for
by the Music Study club have been un-
certain for the past two weeks, most of
them having BEEN called off, awaiting
a more settled condition of the elements.
The club in planning for the concerts
expected them to take the place of the
social affairs of the winter season but
In every instance except three they have
had to be postponed. OUT of the con-
sideration of the members of the band
and theiy>dlrector. Mr.. Snow. those con-
certs postponed on account of rain will
be given during the summer at a later
date. So the public will be treated to
the same number of concerts promised
at the beginning of the season, although
they may be late taking place. The club
has announced the concerts until the
middle of September. Mrs. E. G. Ste
phens plans to assist them by having
refreshment tables, where soft drinks will
be served to those who are thirsty during
the evenings. When the warm nights
come Capitol park will look lake a Ger
man or French garden with its band the
refreshment stables and a solo every
evening by some good solo player or
singer. The band-stand being erected by
the Music Study club, when completed,
will be presented to the city at a public
dedication. A pretty programme will be
arranged and several prominent people
asked to take part in the programme.
Mr.. John Philip Shaddick. the baritone
singer, will assist n the dedication by
giving one of his superb socs. The
stands completion and the time of the
exercises also awaits the condition of
the weather. The public will be inform
ed of the time, however and the ladies
will prepare for the largest crowd ever
gathered together at a concert in JEFF
ferson county. The plan will be announc-
ed definitely in few days.
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The many friends of Mrs. Will T.
Lathem will regret to learn that 1t was
necessary for her to undergo another OPP
Grafton at Talley & McAdory's infirmary
yesterday.
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Mr.. Walter Moore and his family ex-
pect to go later In the season to Denver.
where they will remain until the late
autumn.
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Mrs. George Harrington has gone to
Montreal, N. c., y be the guest dur
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ANNOUNCEMENTS :

be repeated next Friday evening. July 4
at the brown stone building dext to Mad
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Miss Mary Bradshaw and little Miss
Grace Bradshaw have returned from a
three weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ballard at Lehigh.
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MISS BRADSHAW TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS HARDIE
Among the events Of next week will be
an afternoon tea next Thursday after
noon, at which Miss Mary Bradshaw will
entertain in compliment to Miss Susie
Hardie.
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Miss Minnie Lee McCord, Miss Pansy
Hudson and Miss Elsie Hudson, all OF
Albertville, Ala, are the guests OF Mrs
]. A. Selman.
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Miss Kathleen Gaines has returned u
Ler home in IJlberton. Ca, after spend
,rv saveral weeks with Miss Bessie
Foster Miss Foster Will visit Mis-.
Gaines later In the season.
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Miss Sara Gilbert is the guest of
Effie Dean in Montgomery.
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Mr. william James Mcqueen Is
member of a fishing party on the south
ern coast.
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J. Gus Pierce of Carbon Hill is spending
a few days in Birmingham on business.
Mr.. Pierce is leading merchant of,
Walker county.
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A pretty little hostess of next week will
be little Miss Francis Parks, who will en-
tertain about 20 of her little friends at a
birthday party at her home Monday aft
ernoon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-05

por ser usted ministro del senior.
Testigo. No senor yo no puedo'
confesar q nadie.
Fiscal. Entonces fue una manifes-
tacion en- ell terreno particular iNo'
es verdad?
Testigo. ST seiior.
Fiscal. Como explica Ell testigo,
que Sostre, sin tener gran amistad
o intimidad con usted le hubiese he
cho esa manifestation? -''
Testigo. Porque con motive de
los hechos ocurridos dias anteriores
Sostre Sc hizo buen amigo mio.
Fiscal. Olga senior ministo Vd.
no lie dio cuenta q Ia polica de las in-
tnciones de Sost re?
! Tcstigo. No senior no 10 creia ne
cesario.
Fiscal. 81 usted hubiese compa-
recido al seno de Dios Sc hubiera le-
vado esa hermosa declaraci6n.
Lcdo. Tizol. Senior presidente,
observe que ell senior fiscal no le
guarda rcspeto al testigo y 1e tomG
el peo.
Fiscal. Senor presidente, es una ,
erronea Interpretation de Ia defensa
Presidente. La defensa y el senior
fiscal guardense el respeo debido
V no topqa pelo 4 los testigos (Ri-
sas en- ell iurado y en- el pdbico)
Comparece Ia protsgonista del su-
ceso dice su nombe y conode al acu-
sado. Vive maritalmente con e des-,
de a mes de agosto porque desde el I.
mes de enero anterior habla dajs. |!
do Francisco Sostre poque IA NAL.
trataba continuamente. FL lunes de-
autos llegD F. Sostre a su casa
amcnazandola con quitarle Ia vida,,l
ella mando en- busca de Ia policiA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-05
BASEBALL
EN- CAGUAS,
E Savarorla obtuvo
el triunfo sobre el
Valenciano.
El auto" del Sr. Gimenes
tropezo con un coche
resuitando herido Ell nj.
no Jimeno.
Han dado principle las classes
de musica.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Febrero 3.-El lunes por la tarde
ell autom6vil del LIDO. Lorenzo il
menes tropez6 con un coche frente
a la estacion del ferrocarril, resultan-
a la estaci6n del ferrocarril resultan- :
do herido en- la region parietal el nj
no Jlmeno Jimenez, hijo del mencio-
nado Sr. Asistiole en- las primeras
curas ell Dr. Coll-Cuchy (Victor)
FL viernes 5 del presente mes
debutara en- el teatro "Manrique'3
de esta ciudad La compania drama
tlca de La cual forman parte Ia emf.
nente actrlz Rosario Pine y Ell nota :.
bic actor Emilio Thuiller.
locale ahora a los pueblos cir
cunveclnos correspondent & esa opor-
tunidad, que quizas jamas Sc nos
presentara.
Lleguen cuanto antes esos .privi-
legiados del arte que Caguas entero
desea saborear sus eminentes labo.
res.
Ell domingo pasado sali6 para
Juncos ell team "Savarona" de esta !,
llevando q efecto un renido desafo
de base ball' con el team "Valen-
clano" del primero. Gano el Savaro-
ma por una carrera.
Ell pitcher y ell catcher" del
'Savarona', fueron los heroes del
juego y especialmente en- ell dlti1no
inning.
Han dado comienzo las classes de
misica de las bandas "Escolar" Y de
la "Federacion Libre", La primera
esta bajo La direction del conocilo
professor Hermogenes Alvarez, y u
segunda bajo Ia del Sr. Ceferino. nj
Bien puede de calificarse de eficae
la fundaci6n de dichas bandss. :qn
tanta falta hacen.
Reciban sus iniciadores nuestrd
felicitacion.
Pronto llegara la verja que Ia jun.
ia escolar piensa poner al rededor del
hermoso edificio "Caguas Graded
School,.
Ell team escolar" ,dentro de prom
to,efectuara un juego de ''base ball..a:
con ell team" de Gurabo.