davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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There they decided to have a soldiers
memorial park. An eleven acre piece
OF land had been donated to the town.
but It was simply a barren tract SO a
day was set asidc-it was an appro-
pirate day. too. Patriots Day. April 10
ON which the whole town was TO
turn out and pitch in TO convert this
unattractive tract into a fine park and
peoples playground.
And they did turn out. Everybody
who could walk was there. Men. wom-
en- and children; old and young; rich
and poor, an got on ovoralls or some
kind OF working clothes and gathered
up a shovel or a rake or pick or
some other useful tool and made an
early start for the proposed park.
II looked like a great ant hill But
supervisors had arranged everything
in advance so that there was no con-
fusion and everybody went TO his place
and worked there. The result was
that when the day was ended, as per
feet day as that town had ever seen
no one would have recognized the un-
slightly tract OF the morning. In the
morning II was nothing; in the even
ing Il was a park, dedicated 10 tho
soldiers from that town who had LAID
down their lives that their fellows
might be happy. The land had been
properly torraced and sodded, walks
had been laid out. a big boulder bear
ing the names Of those who gave their
lives had been put in place with simple
but impressive ceremony, and thirteen
elm trees had been planted in honor OF
the men who had paid the supreme
sacrifice. In addition large number
OF other trees and shrubs had been
planted in the soldiers memorial park
Many Plans
Nonnnrlal halls with Community
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center buildings containing facilities
for public amusement and education.
Fairgrounds. parks. swimming pools
and so on, are being discussed IN many
cities and towns throughout the coun-
try. An entire group OF civic buildings
sometimes IS included In the plan.
Tree planting in the parks or around
the buildings is one of the features
OF the plans Philadelphia Is one OF
the large cities IN which the plan has
been under discussion of n large COM
munlty structure. The proposal has
been made In 81. Louis TO carry out an
extensive scheme OF civic improve
ment including avenues and parks as
memorial Minneapolis is setting
out several miles OF trees along the
roadways in its extensive park system.
A project has been proposed In
Birmingham, Alabama, which would
take In a large group OF buildings as
civic center surrounding large
park. Los Angeles. Chattanooga
Mobile, Alabama and Richmond. Va.
are among other cities where plans for
memorial auditoriums or community
center buildings have been proposed
In Jacksonville tho Rotary Club d
backing a plan TO purchase larg'
city block and transform It into 4
handsome park with a memorial arcl
in the center. The International As
ISOLATION OF Rotary Clubs through ~
president. John Poole. and many OF 10
local organizations has given its ap
proval and its active support to me
mortal tree planting.
In Fort Wayne. Indiana. new parl
has been started in the cast end o
the city to be known as Mcmoria
Park. It will be forty acres in siz
and will have memorial grove o
! four and a half acres planted with oal
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proud. both for patriotic and civic
reasons II will turn a place hereto
fore unattractive into a beautiful spot.
thereby benehtting the city as well as
honoring H."
In Missouri one community has
named a newly-constructed highway
after its first son who gave his life In
the service. Trees are being planted
along highways in many parts OF tho
country as memorials. as we'll as IN
city parks and along avenues. Spokane.
Washington. is setting out a mile OF
naples along one OF It's finest resi-
dental avenues. tho local chapter OF
The National League for Women's
Service being back OF the movement
This organization. along with chapters
OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution, the War Mothers and ON
er women's clubs. has fostered the
tree planting idea in many otno'
places.
~ Living Thing
In fact. among all the mems,.-
plans which have been sugsestsu s -
Is none which seems 10 have 49,.
a deeper and a more nallop,~-r,n r,csn
snonse than that OF the ,,,',nr
Forestry Association .. 1here
growing trees be plan,eo r, com.
seems 70 have been no'n. I, Az in
menaauqn men .,r,ost 81 any other memorial
s.u,s win Here is what viee'Presidsn'
sehetis,,, rrrote 10 the people OF Col
NarsnA,, rrs,ana. in his home county.
ian'e'; hsd been informed they had
aiar,es 49, a tree in front OF the school
p,',a ,n,'so 70 The eighteen men from that.
Iii ,smrnunity In the service. He
aid in part: "The idea appeals 10 me-.
sar more than storied urn or animated
bust. II embodies living thing. rep
OF vital sentiment Of the
American people"
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<RH American Doughboy made
a over the map OF Europe ana
IA much TO his surprise he Is max
~D ing over his own country. lie did
the first Job in hurry, shouidored
the praise hoaped upon him with
grin and said something about III au
being in a days work" The second
Job will take a little longer but II VIII
be done just tho same and he viii hnd
his own home land a better place 10
1--we in as a result. This IS coming
about through tho memorial group
plans and memorial drives that are
being planned throughout the coun-
try. II seems that war after all Is
mighty educator. Until now supposed
" visionary schemes OF civic beauty
Jagged. But war has put push into
these plans. Take Flushing, Long IS
Nnd. as an example. There l,5oe
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capital or West Prussia

Before the war its population was
about 10. 900 and was the capitol OF
Tic province OF West Prussia. 10 had
"a strong fortress and was an import
ant commercial town. IL maintains a
number OF huge grain elevators serv-
ing as a sort OF clearing place for the
agricultural products OF Eastern Prus-
sia. Its chief exports before the war
we're grain. lumber and sugar n Is
also manufacturing town with fac
tories for the production OF firearms,
machinery. paper. glass and soap.
Like Lubbock and Hamburg its archi-
lecture attracts the traveller. Many OF
the streets are crooked and narrow
and the houses are most picturesque.
There is handsome Rathaus (City
Hall. built I'm the Gothic style OF the
18th century and remodeled in the
STYLE Of the Flemish Renaissance at
the end OF the 18th century. 10 is
surmounted by a figure az the top
which IS supposed 10 be King Sigsmuns
Augustus, Of Poland, who ruled in that
land when Danzig was under the Pol
ish regime. The interior OF the build
ing is filled with relies of centuries
ago. richly carved psueling and mural
paintings showing the history of the
city. The famous Neptune fountain
IS nearby. To was cast az Augsburg IN
1883 ard rests on sandstone base OF
The 18th century.
Medieval City
Separated from The Rathaus By a
narrow street is the most interesting
building in the city. known as ihe
Ar;ushof OF Council Of Arthur This
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tho summer weather Is usually delight
ful especially along the river.
The city itself is three miles from
the Baltic Sea. but the River yistula.
swellod By two smaller rivers forms
great harbor to the seaport. IL Is
the main shipping port along The Bal
tic and the wharyos are busy scenes.
There is a great shipyard owned by
Germany 10 which foreigners we're not
admitted. at least, before tho war,
where twonty-eight hundred men were
employed.
Early History
Danzlg was first mentioned In his
tory In 297. when christianity was
preached there. Later us possession
was fought for by various nations. the
Danes. swedos. Pomeranlans and Teu-
tonic Knights and finally came under
the domination OF the latter. In 1866.
after a desperate struggle. % freed
itself and became a free city" under
the protection OF the Kings OF Poland.
II grew in wealth and enjoyed exten-
/ sive privileges. when the Reforma.
I ton came on the city became Prot
esiant. but Il suu continued frlendi,
with Roman Catholic Poland. During
the second partition OF Poland. In 1913.
nanzig was given 10 Germany with a
treaty which the Hohenzoilerns treat
cd as a scrap Of paper" and never
kept. In 1907 it fell before The forces
OF Napoleon's Marshal, Lefepre. who
/ was at once created Duke Of Danzig.
p 10 was held BY the French until 1914
\ whom IL WAS returned to the Ccrmd IA
S and the greater part Of the rare ol'
n paintings and statuary taken by IN
e French were returned.
u wui history repeat itself and IL
,s teresting Danzig again become a ire
m city. where oppressed Poland may On
N her commercial place in The sun.
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trees will be planted for the men and
women who were in the service Of
their country. This is in line with tho
plan Of the American Forestry Asso-
citation Of washington, which is be-
hind the campaign for memorial tree
planting, not alone for the man who
lost his life. but for those men who
offered their lives 10 their country.
Tho Association aims TO register all
trees so planted and a marker has
been designed for these trees. The As
sociation .hnds that no matter what
form the memorial takes, the plan OF
memorial tree planting, which was an
nounced the day after the armistice
was signed, is being adopted every
where.
\ Fine Example
one Of the finest examples OF what
can be accomplished by community
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center EFFORT is offered hy the plans
being worked out by the sharon
Country church Community Center
near Pennington. Iowa. 10 ia wei to
take look at what this community
center is doing. They have directors
Of domestic science, recreation, chill
dren's play. athletics, gardening and
agriculture. education and everything
that tends to better living conditions.
Under the direction OF Rev. Edward
Roberts. May this spring was set
aside as q special tree planting day. 10
be known as Roosevelt Day The
exercises connected with the develop
ment OF the Sharon Park and play
ground covered twQ-day program.
There will be few meaningless
mausoleums and monuments erected
In the United states as memorials 10
the services rendered by the American
soldier and sailor. The people realize
that these men fought for purpose
and that tho monuments put up In
their honor will be most truly com
memoratve IL they serve some useful
purpose TO the community. In all the
discussion and the planning OF me
MORALS this thought has been empha-
sized. The Commission OF Fine Arts
the Municipal Art Society OF New
York city. the United states Bureau
Of Education and other ORGANIZATIONS
and individuals have called attention
20 the errors made in the past and 70
The fact that in spite OF tho best or
Intentions. there were many 'atroci-
ties" nut up In "honor" OF the heroes
Of former wars
Transforming \ Vacant Lot
A most striking illustration OF what
a community can do when it gets TO-
gether for a common. worthy cause
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trees, each tree in memoriam OF a !
fallen soldier.
Tree Planting on Highways
Along the highway from Chicago 10
Saginaw walnut trees are 10 be planted
and this viii be called Victory Highway.
The people along this route. IL Is re-
ported, have promised 10 improve and
beautify their property, This is
good illustration OF the way in which
tree planting leads 10 other civic inn
provements.
Arbor Day took on a new meaning In
many States and communities this
year. Trees were planted by school
children in honor of former members
who had gono into the service, while
President Wilson, General Foch, Gen
eral Pershing and many others were
included in those thus honored.
In Pennsylvania a group OF eighty
trees were set out in honor OF Or. ]. 7
Rothr6ck, whose seth birthday oc
CURED almost simultaneously Will
Arbor Day. This veteran in good
service Is known as the Father oi
Forestry" in Pennsylvania. lie IS a
I lvice-president OF the American Fores
try Association. Tree planting Is a
method by which various organizations
can honor distinguished members OF
those 10 whom they desire to pay some
tribute.
Attractive Park
The War Mothers OF Atlanta
Georgia. are showing their tribute 70
the soldiers from Fulton county VINO VINO
died in service by converting Pershlns
Point. a tract OF land given 10 the oI's
into an attractive park with trees an1
shrubs planted in It and with a m
mortal monument also. IN spe.~.- ,ues
of the project. AIRS. sam =. Ia.
president OF the war Motns's, s,ro,,Sde
1--WE feel that we are goins 70 Iii he
something OF which Auani" W"
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REGISTER YOUR TREES!

The American Forestry Association OF Washington is
compiling national honor roll OF all memorial trees pa1eu
and % that every one send it the data that viii enable it
TO keep complete honor roll The Association is giving
certificate of registration free to all individuals or organza
ons planting trees and these should be applied Tor at once
Write to the American Forestry Association maryland
Building Washington, d. c.
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Trnnsforming \ Vacant Lot

A most striking Illustration OF what
a community can do when u gets TO-
gether for a common. worthy cause
was offered recently by Reading, Mass.
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Tree Pllnfing on Highways

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Separated from The Rathaus by a
narrow street is the most interesting
building in the city, known as The
Ar;ushof OF Council of Arthur. This
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
HOMBRE ARROLLADO

Aver, a las 12:45 F. NJ, ell la
parada ,, ell auto No. 967 de F.
p. Hasting, guiado por el laismo,
plaza de conductor No. 1861. resi-
dente en- Fajardo Sugar Co. Fa-
jaPdo) arroll6 Juan Melendez,
residente en- Puerta de TERRA. que
iba mohtado Ell una bicicleta de
pedal, >resultando este con varias
cOntusiones ell diferentes parties
del cuerpo, de las que fue curado
Ell la Sala de Socorros, pasando
luego a su residencia.
Investigate el case por e. guar
dia Leonardo j. Perez, plaza No.
81, y festigos Eugenio Torres, Y
Juan Benitez. resulto que ambos
vehiculos venian hacia San Juan,
pOr la derecha de la carretera,
pero al mismo tempo el Melen-
dez trat0 de virar, desviandose de
su derecha al mismo tiemps que
el auto trato de tomar la delante
IA, por 10 que resulto el Acciden-
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas Ell octubre 22, 1919:
Jose Borras Gonzalez. Arecibo ;
Jose Vigil Alfonso, San Juan; Joa-
qufn Alvarez Vicente, Santurce;
Francisco Mercado Davila, Fajar-
do; Jose Abascal Cortes, Juncos ;
JESUS Perez Perez, Yabucoa.
Salidas:: Proto Us0s Primo,
San Juan; Eduardo Rodriguez Go
mez. Rio Grande; Rodolfo Baez
Mejfas. Caghas; Elpidio Goico-
chea Cotto, Santurce y JESUS Ro-
driguez Fernandez, Guaynabo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
GUERRA sUICIDARsE

En- la calle "Pales", de Guaya
ma, Antonio Rodriguez Sc tir0 de
bruces bajo las ruedas de un
truck de carga que pasaba por di-
cha calle. Resulto herido en- di-
ferentes parties del cuerpo. La
smuier de Rodrfgue.:.. llamada CAY
lima coto dice qile su m.t do IN
tent6 suicidarse dias atras, arro-
iandose bajo las ruedas dc un
tren en- marcha.
Parece que Rodriguez, aunque
demuestra estar .cterdo, tiepe sus
facultades mentales perturbadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
UN PEQUENO MOTiN

En- ell barrio "Jauca", de Santa
Isabel, hubO anteayer una rlla
entire dos sujetos, que degenero
Ell un pequeilo motin, tomando
parte Ell el toda la familia dc uno
de los contendientes.
La collision vino por una broma
que pn tai Tejera. dio a Ia mujer
de Nemesio Alisea y ella dijo a
este que Tejera la habia ofendi-
lido.
Tejera es dependiente de una
tienda en- la Colonia DcSino y
fue agredido por los peones Ne
l,nesio , liccd y ull i.ernlafiio de
este llanado Leopoldo Colon y
lin pariente llamado Bias Ortiz,
Iademas de un amigo llamado Teo
| flo Ortiz.
Todos estos sujetos estslban ar
lmados con palos y el dltimo con
luna daga.
Tejera fue curado de sus gra-
ives iesiones ell ell hospital NUM-
cipal por el Dir. Emilio Culniano
~ los agresores denunciado. por
I,acometimiento y aggression grave.
Contra Te6tilo Sc ha jurado ade-
mas una denuncia por portar az
mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
LOS QUE v1ENEN

PasajerOs llegados San Juan
en- ell vapor "Santo Domingo, ell
90 de octubre 1919, prcedentes de
Santo Domingo y Macorls, ell dia
% del corriente a las 3:30 p. III.
Antonio GuardiOla, CarlOta de
Guardiola,. Henry AZ tmayer, Ra-
mon B. Irizarry, Jose Hernandez,
Fernando Herrera, Avelino Lam
boy. Juan Quii1ones, Santiago Be
nitez, Ruperto Figueroa, Justina
Figueroa, Joaquin Trigo, Oscar Sc
nior, Lila Senior, Alexander
Houf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
IMPORTANTE


Con ell acto que esta noche las
s llevara efecto. el Comite de
Ciencias Morales y Politicas del
Ateneo, quedara cumplido total
mente el programa que~como plan
Sc habia adoptado para tratar en-
.todo sus aspectos ell Problema
Econ6mico de Puerto Rico, sus
cauSas q soluciN,es.
De acuerdo Con dicho plan sc
concede9an 10 Q Is turnos de a
10 minutos cadN uno, para esta-
blecerse fonclusiones y remedios
.cOncretos, como resultado del es-
tudio que ell las conferencias pro-
cedentes Sc ha expuesto amplia-
mente noche por noche por los
distintos conferencistas que desa-
rrOllaron sus temas.
Los remedies que Sc propongan
tenderan a abatir la situacion
apremiante que atraviesa ell pals,
y estos remedies seran recomenda-
dos a la Legislature de Puerto Ri
co y>demas centros oficiales que
esten llamados a procurar su apli
cacion.
rs de esperarse pues que esta
noche resulte Ia mas importante
y concul4'ida pues a ella asistiran
todos los. que interesados por el
bienestar Gle este pals han acudido
solicitos- todas y cada una de las
conferencias celebradas.
A las s enspunto pues en- ell
Ateneo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
DOMINGO.

Matinee Y function por la noche
por la compailia de Variedades.
Rialto.-Matinee con los episo.
dlos ) y 4 de la Tentaci0n del
Circo.".
"Ladrones, de Guante Blanco''
y la Revista International No. IA,
RetrctG en- Ia Ptasa-Concier.
to en- la Plaza Baldorioty por la
Banda Municipal:
Ell Coronel, Paso Doble, Me.
yerber; La Medalla de Orc, Sin.
fonla, Gurtner; La Mascota, Sc
lecclon opereta,, Serenata, Lacom-
be; Some Sunny Day, Fox Trot,
(Estreno; Donaldson; Penas del
Corazon, Damon, r. Hernandez.
The Star Spangled Banner.
RcaL (Puerta de Tierra)-Ma.
tlnee con los episodios Is, 14y Is
del "Sendero Sangriento". Por la
nochc, el cpisodio / de 'La Gran
Jugada".
monte Carlo (Pucrta de Tie.
rra) "El Crimen Misterioso" v
una cinta c0mica.
Victory Gardcn (santurce) -
lei Mozo dc Labranzas" v "Los
BallarineS Rusos".
Cine Puerto Rico tSanturce).-
Los episodios 3 v de Elmo ell
Invencible."
CtHe Imperial (Santurce) -
Matinee con los episodios 8 Y 10 de
LA Nestal del Sol Inca" y por la
noche grandes estrenos.
Cine Norm0 (Santurce) - "EI
episodiO ) de LA Gran Jugada''.
c'Hc HdOdHd (Santurce) Ell
mo ell Invencible" y una cinta CO.
mica.
Parqae Borinquen.- La Mas
cara de la Vida.
Cine BeIiograph (Catanol
"Ambici6n Social" y matinee con
dos episodios de LA Bala de Bron
ce."
Cine Tariedades (Bayamonl
El episodio 8 de la Gran Juga-
da'; por la tarde los episodios 8
V so de la Joya Fatal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
EspEcTACULoS PARA HOY


Tres Banderas.-"P -"Popen Agen
te de Express, en- una parte.
"Carreras de Ostaculos", comica.
Los episodios ! y 2 de los Is que
tiene "Por Venganza y por mu-
.jer."
Manana, la Edad de Tonte-
ria y "El Jardin Secreto', en- 5
a&os.
4una.-'La Cara Bolshevi-
que, en- 6 reels, y Toto en- "Cleo-
pata".
Manana, en- la matinee ell 'Se-
10 Girls" Por la noche La Isla
lie Regeneration" y una cones.
Gia. n
Tcat'O Uunicipal. = Terccra
function de. la compania de yaIE
riedades. Y
Riatto.4"El Jinete Vcngador"
y "Leones y Ecuycres".
RcM. (Puerta de Tierra) =
I"Fucrza Y Nobleza" Y una sensa-
cionaI cinta.
NoRfe C0rlo (Puerta de Tie.
rra)-"La Serpiente" Y LA Vida
| de Roosevelt.
!. Puerto Rico (Santurce) LA
Romance de TarzanH.
Victory GARDEN (Santurce) -,
"Fuerza Y Nobleza'.
Lmpe,iM (Santurce).-"La Ca
sa de Muchas Llaves" V "Gran.
ldull0n y Chiquito".
Norma (Santurce). = 'Ladro-
hes de Guante Blanco. y una re,
vista. n
Habona (Santurce)- ''Buscan
do una Fortuna"
Porque Borinquen.-"El Hiio
del Guarda' V "Una Boda a gran
NelOcidad'.
Cine Beliograph (Catano)
El episodio 6 de 'Maciste Lii
bertador".
Cine F~iedodcs (Bayam6n)
FL final de "La Vestal del Sol
Inca" y "Habichuelas Milagro-
sas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
INFORNIACION GENERAL
UN FETo 'CARGADO POR Uni
PERRO.


PERRO.
En- La maiiana del dia "A, GER
ca de las 11:45 Sc lie inform6 al
Hon. Fiscal del Distrito Y a la
policfa, de la aparicion de un fe-
to como de a 5 meses el que era
arrastrado por TN perro Ell un' ca
llejon del barrio Colombia, cercaI
de la Iglesia Rresbiteriana que.
por ALI existe.
La policia y Ell fiscal Sc perso-
naron en- ell sitio del suceso, pfac
ticando la correspondence inves-
tigaci6n sin resuItatio satisfacto-
rio hasta ahora.
FL feto sc hallaba bastante DIES
fgurado y Sc supone que ha sldo
atacado por algunos perros rea-
lengos y halnbrientos de los mll- mll
chos que pululan por el barrio.
Sc orden6 por las autorldades
la recogida v enterramiento del
referido feto, producto de un par
to premature que ha querido en-
cubrirse
La policia continuara investi-
gando.
,, Con motive del f1nebre hallaz-
go, ell tranquilo barrio Colombia
parecia esta mahana una aldea
en- plena fiesta, mientras las bea-
tas Sc persinaban asustadas y las
comadres hacian concentrates de
todos colores.
Ell case no era para menos. :.
fDe 'La Voz de la Patria".)
PRO SANATORIO INSULAR
RelaciGn de las personds de Mdu-
nabo q Patillds que han contfi-
buido para la construction de
casetds en- Ell Sandtorio m
sular para Tuberculosis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Esta noche tercera function de
la compania de variedades Car
ter-Satanelas que con tan ex-
traordinario exito viene actuan-
do en- este teatro desde la noche
de su debut. .Programa entera-
mente nuevo.
Mahana domingo, dos grandes
funciones: matinee a las $50 P.
M. dedicado al mundo infantil, y
por la noche extraordinaria fun
cion tomando parte todos los ar
tistas de la compafiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
Ia QUESTION DE
LOS MARINOS

Uno de nuestros reporters"
que visito anoche a Puerta de Tie
IRA, pudo notar la <efervescencia
que ALI reina con motive del he
cha vandaIico cometido por los
marinos en- la persona de un hom-
bre indefenso. Los marinos no vi
sitaron anoche el poblado; En- ell
cuartel de la poliela yimos I'm re
fuerzo de soldados puertorrique-
nos, destinado vigilar a sus com
paheros. Puerta de TERRA no es-
ta tranquila.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-25
CORRE la >sANGRIs

En- el barrio puerto Diablop, !,
de Nieques, Santos Rivera y Juan
Parrilla, sostuvieron una riiia a
tiros y a palos.
DE dicha rina result0 herido
de alguna grayedad Santos Rive
IA, quien recibio una herida de
bala en- el pecho Y el brazo i>quier
do. Parrilla solo recibio alsunas
ylesiones con un garrote; en- su
huida este dltimo tir6 & revolver.
Santos ingreso EN- el Hospital, en-
grave estado y Parrill3 flei arres-
tado. permaneciendo a disposition
de la autoridad competente.