davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Por aggression.

Armada de una navajo, una mu-
chacha mexicana que contari amos
catorce amos aproXimadamente agre-
Clio a una mujer americana, a quien
por fortuna NO consiguio HERR, peru
Ia que presento acusacion contra
ella.
La muchacha fue arreStada Y pues-
ia a disposition de Ia Corte Juvenil.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

W. X Reilly para hace- reparaeiones en- una
eaballeriza en- n Gale de z Madison 7H.
c. 4. Gueathss- para c~onst-uir una oficIna
de concrete en- = Gale &c Guen:hic- $50
O.. L Puce para corst-uir ur garage en- n
calie de -. Gordon 1915.
C. A Durham para e~oaSt-uir IN garage en-
Ia Gale de 2. Rivcr 1888
". Edwards para haeer alScnas Teparacio-
res en- Il Gale 5. Locust IA.
Manuel Guznan para corS,-Gir IN ou2rto
ADDITIONAL en- IA calle de ". San Salvador 20.
In Christian Church. para mover "a lslesia
.zcia q f-ente.
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Por violar Ell trafico

La policia arresto durante 81 dla
de aver cerca de diez individuos que
manejan AUTOMOBILES, por el hecho
de violar los reglamertos de policia
cue Sc refieren al trafico dentro de
dos millas de circumference. VarioS
de ellos salieron en- libertad bajo
fiarza a~percibidos de ~presentarse
hoy para que sean juzgados por Ell
iuez de p%oiicia.
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Los corredores de Ia
Corte estaban Denos
de "~creyentes" de
dicha nina
Solo algunas primeras dill
gencias Sc hicieron en- csc
jurado, que promote
ser muy lnteresante

tan extrano case, Sc procedio ala in
saculacion de los j~urados, en- la que
toman parte ell Agente Fiscal, ell de-
fensor y Ell acusado, que tambien tie
ne derecho para rechazar a alguno
o algunos de los iurados.
De entire cincuenta personals. CO.
merciantes en- su gran mayoria, Sc
hizo Ia selection dc doce, que fue-
ron los que integraron dicho jurado.
RADIO.
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do PRINCIPLE AVER FL JURAD0 De Los PADRES DE LA
NINA "MLACR0SA," ELOSITA CISNER0S

Uno de los mas interesantes casos
de cuantos seran juzgados en- esta
vez en- la Corte Federal, actualmente
en- funciones, es sin duda alguna, Ell
que ell publico conoce va con Ell nom
bre de eel case de la nina Elolslta.
Sc trata, como saben nuestros lec-
torres, de una acusaci6n p~resentada
contra los padres de una ~pequenuela
mexicana, de grandes ojos aZules y
rizados cabellos rubios, en- torno de
Ia cual Sc habia FORBADE una extra
ma leyenda milagrosa que agrupaoa
en- su torno a multitudes de creyentes
que acudian en- su busca, como los
miraculados de LourdeS a la gruta
encantada de B~ernardette.
Antonio Cisneros Sc llama ell pa
DIRE de la pequena. Margarita ?. de
Cisneros Ia madre, Y Sc les acusa dc
haber aprovechado e. servicio postal
de los Estados Unidos, para hacer
I'm negocio prohibido.
a
Ell Jrr0do.
Desd2 ia maiau. dc aver. les am
plies corredores del Palacio Federal,
frente a la Plaza Gel Alamo, csta-
ban invadidos Eel una muchedum-
bre abigarrada y extrana, de hon.
bres y mujeres del pueblo mexlca,
no. vestidos todos en- traje de Do
mingo, Y que a las claras acusaban
ser recien llegados a Ia ciudad.
FL reporter i~nterrogo a algulen,
y csc alguien lie dijo:
-Estos. que son en- numero de Glen
son los testigos para ell jurado de la
nina Eloisita.
-jDe cargo?
De descargo en- su mayorla, slno
en- su totalidad. Son gentes de Ia
hermandad creada bajo la advocaclon
de Ia nina milagrosa, gentes que Sc
dicen curadas por u manos fauna
turgas, V por su Influenza esplritual
o cuando menos, que Sc Green cura-
das.
A las 2 Y media de la tarde, GUAM
do ell salon estaba entertainments lie
no por ell publico numercsisimo que
acudia a ~presenciar los debates en-
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Golpco a una mujer

Fue acusado ante Ia policia un in
dividuo mexicano de haber ~golpeado
a una mujer con los puhos. La poll
cia procedi6 al arresto de este hon.
bre V 10 puso a disposition de la au~
toridad correspondents.
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DEFUNCIONES

EStanislao Haro. de sesenta amos. fiebre
bilioSa y como contr;buyente Nefritis aguda,
en- IA Gale de Gray 22S.
JESUS Jimenez. de IN aho. castro enteri-
It's. en- Ia Gale de Ockeler l53.
Socorro MARTINEZ, dc IN ano once meses.
auto bronquitis en- IA Gale Comal zoos.
Isabel Martinez. de cuarenta ahcs y cinco
amos, fractura del craneo por IN golpe de au-
tomovil. en- el Hospital R. B. Green.
Juan Martinez, castro enteritis agUda, en-
Ia Gale de Cherry Gle.
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Por ebriedad

Acusado de transitar por las GALES
en- estado de ebriedad fue conducidc
d Ia Oficina de Policia IN individuo
mexicano cuyo nombre nc pudo dar,
debida al estado en- que see ncontraba.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

La oficina Meteorological del Department
70 de Agriculture de los Estados Unidos pro
po-ciona los dates siguients como Pronos-
ticos para el tempo de hoy en- San Antonio
y sus alrededo-es: TEMPO despejado. Tenn
re-atura uISima 81 n SO. Vientos Ggeros
del NorSS
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Por asalto

Acusado do haber asaltado a otra
persona pretendiendo c~ausarle It.
stones, fue arrestado por Ia policia
un individuo de color. Permanece
aun en- Ia Carcel.
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Por violacion de los Reglamentos

Cuatro personals fueron arresta-
das aver acusadaS de violacion de los
articulos 5 y 4 de los Reglamentos
de Policia.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a 1gnacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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SANTORAL

yTERNES mayo Soto. de Espiriru San
to- Santos Fernando Rey ConfeSor san Fe-
lix Papa y Emilia, Ma-tireS-
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Registro Civil
MATRIMONIOS

Eleuterio Vazquez con ICnacia Ruiz.
Juan Mandonado con Luz Marechan.
Fidencio R. Vela con Emeteria Cortes.
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sooa&S$ R,sonaA4
OPERADA

En- uno de los hosritales de esta ciudad,
ACADIA de ser opcrada con TODD exito, Ia Sc
nora A. Guerra de Casso. esposa del conner
ciante mexicano don Raul Casso, radicado
en- Ia poblacion de Laredo. Texas.
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Los primeros albores de la
maternidad llenan de d.
cha ell corazon de la
mujer

LA VENDA DEL MISC SENALA Ell
PRINCIPE DE UNA VIDA DE FELICDAD
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EN- San ANTONIO

Despues de algunos meses de ausencia,
Sc cncuentra en- esta ciudad, ei senior don
He-milo Lozano.
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POLICIA

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En- Ia Corte 81 de Distrito siguio
la vista de la causa instruida contra
dos negros acusados de ofensas gra-
yes habiendose examinado durante
ei dia varios testlgos. So espera
que hoy terminara esta diligencla y
el jurado p~resentara veredicto para
Que sea dictada sentencla.
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e. incidente de la apelacion pro-
movido por los defensores de los
acusados en- Ell asundo del senior Re
Her, dc Luling, Texas, cue deberia
haberse resuelto aver, quedo pen
diente todavia para Ia manana de
hoy.
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Durante Ia audiencia &c la mana
mana Sc termin6 de juzgar Ia causa
Que Sc i~nstruyo contra un eX-solda-
do, a quien Sc acus6 del delito de Ia
trata de .blancas, hecho cue llevo a
cabo con una joven que Sc traJo de
San Francisco. Ante las %evidencias
presentadas por ell Abogado acusa-
dor. ell iurado voto por Ia culpabi-
lidad del acusado a Quien s~entencio
ei senior Juez a sufrir Ia pena de un
ano IN dia en- | Ia P~enitenciaria Fede-
raj de Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
FAST BALL TEAM
At GERMAN TOWN
Clivedens Have Clean Slate in
the InterschoIastic
League

Germantown High undcfcatcd base
ball team faces hard proposition this
week. Three games. two of which are
Interscholastic League "ontcsts, are
scheduled The first will be played to-
day with the South Philadelphia nine
at Germantown.
Tomorrow the ClivcdcnS travel to
George School for the annual game. On
, Friday Germantown meets Frankforl
This always has been regarded as tho
big game at both schools. and as they
arc first aud second in the league stand
! ing. II great bartle is expected.
The Germantown team has been the
seasons surprise in the Scholastic
League. -Four games hav" been played
and their record shows four victories
| Three more games remain in the first
half of the league schedule with South
crn. Frankford and Northeast
| Great credit for the great showing
Of tho suburban school team is due to
! the coaching Of Professor Lackcy. of the
science department. This is his first
! year as baseball coach at Germantown,
and his feat Of bringing Germantown
from eighth position last year. TO first
! this season speaks we'll of his ability.
Lackcy formerly was professional
| ball player. While working ont with
! Connie Mack's Athletics he was hit BY
pitched ball above the heart. scri
ously injuring him and forcing his re-
! tlrcmcnt. lie has taught the German
town youths many Of tho fine points
picked up in his career.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
TOMMY BURKE GOING ABROAD
AS X. OF &. ATHLETIC WORKER
Popular Vest PhiladeIphia
Sportsman to Lcare This
City for Paris Some Time
This " eek
uTOMMY" BURKE, the we'll known

UTOMMY" BURKE, the we'll known
West Philadelphia sportsman. was
notified this morning of an appointment
to 20 abroad as an athleti" director for
the Knights Of Columbus. He will leave
! this city some time this week and re
port at the Paris Office.
Burke has been n. Of e. athletic di
rector for nineteen months and is we'll
qualified to go abroad to promote sports
for the army of occupation. He has
had charge Of athletics at Camp Lee.
Camp Colt and the Walter Reed Hos
pital.
/ Previous to joining the X. of G.
forces Burke was a member of the board
of managers and registration com
mittce of the Middle Atlantic states dis ,
trict of the Amateur Athletic Union.
He also is member of the Nictrix
| Catholic Club and was president of the
defunct West Philadelphia Basketball
League,
Many Philsdelphians still are 'over
there" and with only few hours each
day taken up by drilling, sports come iu
for a great deal Of attention. George
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HASS, WESTERN CHAMP, IN
SPRINT AT PENN REL AVS
Gr"n"0 College Star Enters List PoEntry in Franklin
Field Carnral Friday and Saturday

HaSS. Of Grinncll College. was YES =
terday entered in the 100 yards at the
relay carnival. which takes place on
Friday and Saturday Of this week at
Franklin Field. Coach Huff wired his
entry.
HaSs was II real dark horse. for he
met the best Sprintcrs Of the West last
Saturday at DcS Moiucs and won out
in I'D ID seconds. Coach HUFF has
always been successful with Sprintcrs.
as he developed lloyt. the holder of the
worlds record for 220 yards around a
turn. In Saturdays race Butler, Of
Dubuque. was second and Hayes. Of
Notre Dame. was third. All three Of
will meet the pick of the eastern
sprinters.
The eastern sprinting situation is very
much in the dark Harvard seems 70
have the best mcn in Moore and Flower.
Both of these men have done ten see
onds, Moore being placed two years ago
at the Intercollegiate championships.
Lourie, of Princeton Davies. Pitts
burgh's famous halfback. and Burweu
Of Syracuse, are also said to be going
fast. The result of Saturdays race will
shed light on the situation and let the
public know what to expect in the
succeeding dual games and intercol-
legiate championships.
johnson, of Michigan. is entered In
this event. but it is not known whether
he will start or not. He favors the
hurdles and may compete in that event.
though he would be the favorite for the
sprint if he entered due to his world
record last winter in the fifty yards
dash.
Pennsylvania relay men had their
last hard workouts yesterday. They
were quite satisfactory. The one mile
men looked especially good. and Penn
| sylvania fans can look forward TO
Davis, Gustafsen, Smith and Haymond
giving them a great run for first place. ),
Penn will be near the pole. which is
going to he an advantage in such a
hard fought race as the mile promises
, TO be. ~
There Il probability thar more
money will be wsgered on this event
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K|LBANE'S CROWN IS
NOT FOR FOX'S BROW
American Master Would Have
Easy Job Defending Title
Against Briton

They'll have I" send some ono csc
over from England to topple johnny
kilbanc into r"athcrwcight obScurity il
that particular task and feat is to bc
accomplished ny EriIoA Joey Fox
never will do it. Fox showed sufficient
form 10 win from Artic Root at the
Olympia last night not by whole lot &.
yet he demonstrated that h" was Il
shifty boxer.
But Joey lacks much ability T." win
from so rlcv"r and hard punching a
man like the maStcr-kilbanc. This
bout was the ~ccOuG one IN which | have
seen Fox compete. The EngliShman is
not 50 good II boxer as he was about
six years ago. when saw him ont =
point and Outright frankie Bradley at
the same club. Eradl"y then was at
tho zenith of his career. The PhiIadcI
phan was going along at lightning
pace. and he was picked by many Local
critics as a championship possibility.
After tho beating suffered from tho
walIops of Fox, Bradley decided to re
tire. He meyer has boxed Sinct The
Fox of today is inferior to the Fox who
defeated Bradley.
And Johnny Nilbanc need not worry
about any more gray hairsif match is
clinched with Joey Fox rs the party oi
the second part.
Merci.
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than any other on rhc program. for
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Princeton, Dartmouth. Cornell. Michi-
gan. Missouri all feel that their teams
have first class chance TO land first
place. Non" of the teams are quite up
to the form of the PENNSYLVANIA or Har-
ward teams Of four years ago. but thcy
are all good and very close rncc
should result.
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Cooubs Says Club " III Not Finish Eighth

A the Of
"A sbascba in 10
would be big sprung
the seaso
don't fee sad
to me
JUS
place hc Whitfield Williams
Cravath and In
aso nccru
while fielding quartet
and
nd Yeabs we'll
rhcn pitchers. supposed and
goods. rendcgast still under but will
his sturni in a couple Of weeks
a stands orcmcm-
pitch must be It
hc
Is Rover The
a good and high.ca~ pitcher
players and do all his them 1t
and the
price
UT DON'T Ike to do predicting the NJ c
the season sec brqiy
briH
finish in place. MS good a club for that."
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FOX CONES BACK WITH WIN OVER ROOT;
KHBANE SAYS AR7ZE WAS. TOO ANXIOUS
Lc0nurd-Rifchic RcroiDS
MAY Go Orpr SjO.OOO Mark

Tho Benny Leonard Willie
Ritchic battle scheduled for New
ark next Monday night is expected
10 break all records for receipts.
So 900 mark. according TO George
Engol. Olympia matrhmakops The
total receipts arc expected to bc hc
tween $50 900 and SiO. 900.
Leonard and dundee now hold tho
record. the battle between these
boys on January IS drawing moro
than $40. 900.
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Return of StengeI Strengthens Pirates

Y1ITTsBuRGH strengthened by the signing of Casey
he
but Hugo Bezdek handed him the absent
did trouble
stense surrendered unconona Now Bezdk has southwo
inheld swell
III dreams Of playing in the world series
"a
for Washington
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Giants NOw Trareiing al n Fast CHp

lawn . II present
and be Phl
like George Zimmerman
off ed
md
huer the lot
caking idea Gag
il will
probably will be selected to twrl the
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English Fca'hormeight Takes
Decision in Rough Bniiie
at Olympia
CL1Rk BEATS " ElN1N
BY LANES $. CNROLAN

Hy JAMES =. (AROI.AN
vJ,rIE ,,hIo. oo ,,r,,od an ,r,;o
49,,
h"''' ~" '"'P"' VA "'P' "P>'''''
rhmo on lr"m cleveland I" h"'n prepare
.Iocy Fox for u hasty return to Eng
land AT tho conslusion Of six rough
,.,la ,L or.;, , ;A. ,.o
'',''"
Hn2''Nn I"a'h'fW"lSh' was IN 'r'n'
tn" winner over Roo;.
Few clean punches wcrc landed.
n"uN nall ol",N"" n'""S 'h"ad"n 'h''r
ono n,auI or,nr ,,.,,ror W-Lon no,
mpuIinr thcrc wus somc boyinc rov
was tho snrorior ot tho rov. o,Inn,u,s at
scientific. rinrcraft He was , hot,cr
ring general and entitled to tho dcci
sion.
Root fought 80 virio,,slv ,ho, bc v..s
tired before tho cnd nr tho rorr,b
round. Foy's shor, iorts did much ,o
wear down tho frhtihc Ii,,Ic ,vcvn .
lander.
Lo> I,oJ
>,
ROY WORK was h'c 'mnr"v"m'nt
and hIockod ILous u.i,L ..a
'! ''"' WV" "l''' 'H>''.
Johnny kllhan" was 1T tho ringSidC
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Home Training Not lot ] indicated

WITH tn" rhI and Athletics playing Sr"pho"
" a to Had Thil
pointed about tho hom"
Connie wo:!d have
as easy
tho
n : . bail
remai The n
Yestcrda a
In he niked
noto His NnShip
In all by himself
of Connie each
Hamon he whipped outside which
the A retired with tr"" stranded
terribly probably
Bailey Wild bases" They evidently
wcreto ha
in
of First
Koppd to Bailey
farther entirely
csdea
emulate Incidentally, 'aiy' 10
TIE Cr""@"bhc m"F bv Rcd
shannon cwdSn q SronGri
IN ign ny the q" Rd
the c'ont. 4 Inc
oncd faIya acoSs. Si"ou
Laderus ONE ore a Hc Eobc Rath.
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Scraps about Scrappers

-nII>,>-X- ,,.r c>,r,. -,
I'iiN NJ MaLoNfl Will bc wind
Wy ivy AZ NV 'dhlD'la on FRIDAY
rioh, ,rL r,,
"'S"'' iu' FORMER amateur champion
will t.Ee ~, ,bo ,.,ouoJ ,r r,
WV '"nn V" NV 'usSeu tommy Cor
star bantam show
Willie SDpncpr of GIou,os,o :,
" '"''Sl'T'
d"Wn 10 battie Jimmy Ticrney in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

rJ,IIE fairly
l. is speed ncfcnSivcly
dependable
Shawk"y Mogdg ThomaI"n and others
pitching anywhere.
Peek. Baker Lewis and Io1c
copiou
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

Patsy Wallace may get his start against
the big times soOu. l. Is reported that h."
is booked to Engage CHAMPION Pete Herman n
At the National on tn evening OF May !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
RcsourcetuL Type

is
i i M hoe o . the
T'ut easy 10 attack unless
is a
than trhc quick
But weakness in this lon" department tn" \nk"" outlook would he
a Cleveland
is. n
ball : light combination face
be
.pacdty
in
becoming ovcrcrowCcd.
rpich naudbn Hc
dnHy B ihoWtg a
in ihrd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22

Zahn, former manager of the Nincome
basketball team, is Y, NJ. c. A. ath-
lctic director in France and his team
only recently won the $. q. $. basket
ball championship, dave Kerr. Jack
Kelly and Marty Friedman played on
Zahns team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
CiereIand Boys Failure 10
Sei himself Cost Him he
Chance ior Win
1LL KINDS or MAULING
Fsy JOHNNY EIIBANE
Worlds Feat Cha mpion

TT WAS som" mauling match.
1 It was n hard fight. There's no
question about that.
Artio Root was very unsteady. he
was missing all the time. Fox fought
header fight. He outboxcd Root and
earned tho decision in my opinion by
shade. Fox impressed me as hard
man to hit with a good. solid punch.
Any fellow who is always keeping his
hands moving and his gloves stuck in
your face cannot he touched very
easily. had heard much about Fox.
but he surprised me.
Root was the stronger. lie seemed
little to" anxious. If h" had Stcadicd
himself and SGT before delivering
punch. haven't any doubt that h"
would have stopped Fox.
>ot So Easy
1t looks easy from the outside to
wad" in and send over n right TO the
chin. Say. IT LOOKS EASY. lust
get in there and try it sometime. Fox
! is good. hcady boy He stops many
! punches with his gloves and makes the
other fellow miss all the time.
Fox was hurt only once in the seq
ond round. Then Root was setting
himself before driving home his blows.
Onc that counted was a right to the
body that forced Fox to a rlinrh That
was n real blow and made il quite easy
for Artic to deliver moro telling punches
to the face. Root then started out
after knockout. He was ovcranxious.
The more he tried to land tho more he
missed.
Much MauIing
After every miss it was rInch and
every clinch saw some mauIing. Root
tried hard in tho mauling sessions to dc
some damage. but Fox very skillfuIIy
kept out of the way of the swings.
The lovers Of high class boxing must
have been displcaSed. But those who
relish a rough and tumble affair-onc
of the street variety-must have gone
home satisfied II was tough fight TO,
. both boys all the time.
This was the first time | ever saw
this Fox. He's a better boy than many
believe. He was fresh last night. Ir
his last. bout hear that he was quit,
stale. He looked good against Root
He II make trouble for any ono.
But take my tp--hc'S no Sct nm
Hes II shfty fellow. covers we'll and
will be a hard boy for any ono TO knock
out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
4nOther Chance

DISCUSSING the Boston Rcd
recently bo ronrcs
longer Cleveland would
Both picked Cleveland o|tons h" this And
when slipped the Manager Ed Barrow he began:
q soft
This Cleveland defensive
walopconderable pitching talent guard
Wamby Chapman
has II
outfcId built iris
n
The pitching staff built th" main around '"vskr those
exceptional rilian"y
the ihs better than looks b" this
likely Iioson
a o a
in to utIookw will bc cvrub
Briefly. at o opponent.
believe Foh
inklng
an inklng means
ICrcInH StouM mt ondw wn on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-22
ERIES FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF LEE17CH A VI
BOSTON SOX HA We
REAL FLAG RIVAL
IN FOHL INDIANS
Cleveland Has Keen Balance and win Cause BarroO S
CLUB Many Moments OF Wory-Ymks Depend
able DefensiueLy, but Lack Speed

IN THE SPORTIIGHT-BY GRANTIAND RICE
NO. 4-CLETEL4ND INDIANS and A. Y. Y4NKS
Exhibit A-Clereland
From Tcbcau o Lcc
Thcv nIunyS ook Oc
ThroUgh LorV BrndIcy. Joss and
And somehow
But
Who r
From "Ind1u Sou1S
talent Cleveland produced
w producing rcnnaht!
Bradley. Turner Flick, Bay Speaker. Joss Bernhard Mig Clarke
of
line.
o ia and
MO SNALL of this dag uure bee" ha"dcd
~ fhcreinud rck
rMraL
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-12-26

Population in Colorado Per
square mile of area this year, ac-
,cording to compilations made in
the State Immigration Depart
ment, is 1926, compared with 9 81
last year and IL as returned by
the Census Bureau in 1910. The
population of the state apparently
has increased approximately S8
percent in the past ten years. a.
compared with AZ percent in the
preceding decade. The county of
Denver, of course, is the most
densly populated, having approxi-
mately 4.914 persons per square
mile. Hinsdale county is the
most sparsely populated, with O.51
per square mile. Twenty coun-
ties have populations greater than
10 persons per square mile Of area
and six counties, Boulder, Denver,
Ell Paso, Lake, Jefferson and Pus.
bio. have each more than 20 PR
square mile. The most densslt
populated area in the state is that
extending north fr.,m Denver to
the limits of the irrigated area in
Weld and Larimer counties and
east from the foothills to Morgan
and Washington counties.