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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
OSi m%ootaoer buer lie netOp filtet

OSi mOOta0er bOer Ule netOp nltet
~ oo Ialtet Safe Superior Erout. gSbites
nib GA Glib (Santilp NSbitetlb) oirette ira
Riiferne. Friieu paa Srout % 2Sbitetlb er
Sl4.50 pr. 100 Gbs, Sa9Se, $500 pr. 90
YpS. aas9e os $3.50 pr. 20 YSS, Sstte.
Qofe Superior Glib (o9iao folbt Sonilp
gSbiteiib) er $500 pr. 100 Pes. aa9se,
$500 pr. 80 Pbs. ao9se oS $3.50 pr. 20
9bs. gstte. Observation-Disclosures er meSst
minbre ira 9ulutb cub ira Steoer ibsnom.
@. Morterup 6iib 60, SnIutb, Mlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

cuIfcs.-Wanb til of arbeibe
X paa Ell Freitcsoarb % pareta9e Sirfes
betienin9en 90 @rapplab'en. Strtp til
Vaitor s. Is. 81. Sabren, @ranb MeaSop,
Mtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
SiljaI0S. - gn apo 12O Ncres

Sarm / ct ifanbinauiif Nabolas ~
Icres / a9er, 20 IcreS / 1meabop" oo so
lamb, Relten / S%apne9au9. iom belpis e.
Sfog. Zen er uoitpret ineb ct aoot 2'0us
nin9sbuS :ieb Ier SGrelier, bar no "Sdrn'
34x40, 9obt Gronarp oa andre llo5uie. Gr
~belt9Senbe ~ Wil fra Sp meb "~ienierobe0'
Stole, Wteterl o9 to Glepatorer. ErtS 800
pr. Gcre. Sor nGrlnere llnberretnin9 til
"TRIP eler 6euuenbelle perlonlis til 9. S.
Sobnion, Cation, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

Nen beSite Sorobunb, eobe Mnrs
teoer, 9obe %etiuselicr for Solt, oer
enifer Jig ct Siem o9 fan oprte i'm 6urr %
ben neo SeiGtnin9. 3. Sau9erat,
Slopertou, Wtinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
81 piGt Diq peb Gattiluu Noenue,

~ State 1isbwap go. 30, / Douglas
@ountp, @isconiiu, melrm Suiain9bpcrne
o9 0uluth=S Superior, o9 ban fire tore %pe,'
Wturteoer lise peo bin Gsr. |t iGl9er yar0
lunsS BERNIE apsuue til ~rintslise Friier o8
paa lette Giltoar. 40 acre5 % opooer.
Sarnters 8aub auo Gattle COMPANY, GLOBE
Building, ct Naul, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

Nrit Sart o. 2iite, @ootfigb paa
~ yanb nGr Spiuiu9bpsrne. Vater, 500,
ct. Groir 6alS, MinneiotG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

Silialgs. Maa IGiQes l,rol.
- 100 gcreS Sarm, so MtI ira Hlr9t.
lamb, 80 AcreS opbprfet, goot lno5l'''..
lioe ueo Stole, 9oot GuS, M $Gl'5,..'
"Saru", m Silo, 9ob Sreno oS anoTG S9s
uiuoer, Dob 9ermuloiorb, tnsen Sisn tA,,
Spamplouo. I'm COB Sreaturt1tm 'ot '.'
iom tommer itrar ior $4,000. Siaac @'''"'
Hiboelano, gSiScouitt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
Gen nurife Nmerifalinjt

a~ensfipro" unfom til Netp Worf Den
28be os. - "Staoangeriioro" an
fom til Bergen ben 27oe bS. alt bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
9 iHaIgs. - Win Tarm poa 226

s*V"V@" 0N'N OUtHF pVU --U
acres Nor williamsburg, 3d., ubmer.
tet Sano for bpaoiombelit Sla9s Farming,
tilbpbes tilioI9s for en- Sio al 3 lEooneoer
Tor ben / beuue Gsn u~alminbslioe blli9e
EriS al 500 pr. acre omfrir9 80 2lcres
oaben, Reiten COB Stog. @oot 7s@GrsIs
lers GUS os alminbelise ubbpsninser. Sou
operta9es lite Saruar 1921. Marie 6. Gum,
Boz 405, g9idiamSburs, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01
,Sfanotnaner / California min,

Sfanotnauer i California oipr
W. Nrein9ang. Sri Reiie for at iripjcers
port Tarmlaro / Rabolas bsboebe al beOte
ameritonlf ifanOinapiite Sarmere fra }omo
Miuueiota o9 Outptaerne. ale Slnos
6%irter, iortrinlige Stoler, brola9te Weie
Gan Soaquin Baaep, buor Sltrrotst er
milot, life uarmt. 8prt bin Sarn 9oret
rlnbt % betal ben3 Iris tire alar. ri liam
BRUCE 6orme mob anbsl / GuIinaer, brin.
9enoe o%r,frius $40 pr. Gcre. SGubel men
eiere o9 Sormere. Sulbitenbise 0pIpsnin.
ger paa N~orIansenbe. Continental gano &
Securitp 60, gor47, @eoar &apibs Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

0St bpber fineite Ilalfa Sablefib
~ til $3.50 pr. 100 pbs. Saooe. S. 81
pr. 80 Yos: 8asse % SO. 80 pr. 20 Ebs
Sstte. Nlalfa mibbels rob Salmon Ncr,
I'll Sl4.50 pr. 100 Rbs. 8asae, $500 pr' M
8os. Sa99e os $3.50 pr. 20 Qbs. Ret,s
0oarIi8 6iif er toitbar til builteniombsri,
Rrts, boorfor lobe noeen &elito noar n, ~
ltfter paa reoeli9 oanoel naar BIZ bsitiu,r
tro port 9amle, peletablereoe Iirlno,
Morteruo Siib 60, Duluth, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

g ilialgs.-GunOt goen, Soutb
- Tatota, er bet bebite 2aub / Stater I'll
loue Priler. Striu til s. Sae99i, Somu
0lerf, ior Undertaking.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

StliaIgS euer tiueie.-@erpror
Sladimitbibop / en- Iiben S~ntIorSsSn
! ct norlf Excitement / noroeiIioe Snn,
Sob oparbeioet Sorretuins. @rsorpsrn Su
tit o9 6eeompQe | Spen. Staubtnap SNIFF
SiIltrip 40, % "Secorabz Voteu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

Siiialgs. - Gn ouot upbprfet
~ 6arm, no9enlunbe bra Spsnirgcr.
IL Wil ira Yequot. st iielosut @obtticb
ON tageS mart. 100 qcreS. Nris $4,000.
s. 7. Gatten, Vequot, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

ufes.-Susboloe ! ct me-,
y ssrue Siem euifes AZ en- Hrisn!@"'
,ioen Born. @. 9. anSerien, S34 H'"'''
Veloit, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

.Silialgs.-32O Icres tint N0 :,
- belauo meo Sp9uinSsr. Bill 'Gl9s -,
en- Spotpris. @aa life beune gnleG"'T'
iorbi. GiIifrip Simon Woen, Norrla' y!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

S>uSfcS.-Gn tanoinaullt ON Il.
at arbeibe paa Sarm / eenaoa ~. =
4ar, beepnbeaoe %inurelt. eer s6oO % G WI
Sfrip iii s.. y. SaIperion, ytoo'e F"''
Ntauitoba, Ganaoa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-10-01

On
ner 81
Sttobcr,
@anOer.,
me Si6
tnerne bal
l0c$ Of
berries 2
loiGif noe
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
WOODLOCK TRIAL
is STARTED TODAY

st. Louis, No.. Dec. Mrs. Lillian
Woodlock, So years old. under two
hrst degree murder indictments for
the deaths OF Thomas p. Broderick
and Joseph F. Woodlock. her frst and
second husbands, respectively, went to
trial ih> circuit court here today on
the second charge. Both men were
shot and killed by Ursula Broderick,
the defendants daughter, who is now
out on $4,000 bond pending an app
peal to the supreme court from a ten
year p~enitentiary sentence for killing
W~oodlock., sa
Woodlock was shot in April, 1918,
the girl testifying she was defending
her honor. -ve
Frederick met his death October s.
1916, and Ursula, then only fourteen
years old, was acquitted by a coroner's
jury on her testimony that she shot
to protect her mother whom, she as
serted, BrOder;ck was beating. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
Tinker Bob
.nANG, HANG, WHo rs ina.

a. ASGAINUS 1kAINNuS WAN ~ 4ASa y u
n Tinker Bob looked into the sky
saws-the most wonderful sight ever
seen BY anyone living in the Great
Forest nj shove the tree tops q long
limo ~appearedSinS the sky. Then sud-
denlyJit changed and became a spiral
down toward the river.
There were q 100 more Old Squaws
arriving to spend the winter in the
Forest where Tinker Bob was King.
This seemed @ strAngel manney Of arr
rival but 1t IL the way Ducks travel.
The birds circle around End ny lower
as they circle, until they reach the
water,
This wonderful sight was interrupt,
ed. however, before the Ducks were
down even Sto the tree tops. Bang!
bang!" came 4 sharp sound from
somewhere, in the Forest. inc the cir
Gle was broken. AZ one OF the poor Old
eQuaws fell. tumbling over and over
there was . great noise among all of
the others. Those that were On the
river ducked out Of sight ip q mo-
ment. And soon those that were n.y.
ing down were In thsjrvqr, and they,
too. disappeared from MJw.
You ask where they Swent2 Well.
they are great divers; and they all
dive at the same time. Then they
ssvtm under the water for a long way
beforeN they come up for air. That il
the best way forl them to keep out Of
sight of the E5dnter.
! Q Tinker Vas-eorry to have such
q thing happen.Nso soon after the ar
rival Of these Visitors in the Forest,
and heSwas anxious to know who It
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07

a. Nix L1at- -. 80 4
wase>that had bsen SO cruel. one poor
Duck Md been killed, and was flpat-
Ing down the river. And the King Of
the Forest thought it swouldN Me wise to
stay out ct sight and see IL the Zone
who did the shooting mightsnotkhap-
pen alohE.ss 4. "a
He HID himself in the thicket near
the bank of the river to watch. Major
Pole Cat, and Chief Perky, also heard
the shot, and they decided that they
had best find out who it was that was
doing the firing.
Major found Jack the Rabbit, and
because he could run very fast he was
asked to go in the direction of the
sound-and see who might b. trying
TO disturb the quiet Of the Forest. jack
the Rabbit was just the fellow to do
this thing for he wag not afraid Of be-
ing caught. Major and Chief Porky
went In the direction that the Kings
TRACK led them, and were soon at the
edge OF the river. And the first thing
hey AN were tina Old Squaws, after
ktfeythad come up to, the surface from
their diving. spell. This unusual sight,
was 30 startling that they hid in the
gthicket near by. Lady Duck was also
heir. midst and the Chief and
Major l4sy4yotsunderstAnd it all.
announcement at all
tame rushing through the
Forest stop speed. IT. was Jack the
abbit~H e,Manted to see the King at
once, for he had discovered the fellow
who had shot one of the Old squaws.
%$ X
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
High School Students
Strike Because OF
Action,Of The Board

Faribault, Mimi. Dec. THE ma
3orlty OF six hundred high school stu
dents who went on a strike yesterday
as q protest against the action ofIthe
school board in requesting the resigna-
ton Of F...W. Wolfe, athletic director
were at their class rooms in the high
school building this morning.
About fifty Of the student BODY had
not reported at the. opening school
hour. - A
a meeting Of thy school board was
held last night, but the action Of that
body had not been made public this
Yesterday Coach Wolfe said he was
ready to meet the school board more.
than half way in adjusting the diff
cuittes but it g doubtful il he vii, re-
that he had been offered a position
at Cambridge. Iowa. and that he was
inclined to. accept it.
School. authorities said that no, furx
Tier difficulties were expected from
b STUDENT body. The student. tart.
ed the, regular days schedule without
any outward mark of further protest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07

Hunter in a New Suit
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
BANKS
EMPLOYEES.

Speaking Of the many fields open
to trained women, F. L. Watkins.
Pres, Dakota Business College
Fargo. N. D., says: An astonsh-
ing number Of our women eraduates
60 to banks. Within a few days.
Edith krause was sent az assistant
to the cashier Of the Dakota National
Bank of Dickinson, Hazel Broder-
,ck went to the State Bank Of Alice,
Era Hannaford to the Farmers
State Bank Of H~azelton."
Dakota Business College courses
are thorough. Graduates succeed
everywhere. Follow the 3uc-
ce@Sful." Write F. L. Wakins.
Sob Front S., Fargo, N, D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
Larse Crowd Aaen1s
Special Mission Meet.

One Of the most interesting meetings
which has ever been held In the
Bethel Lutheran churchsSkook place
on December 6 and an unusually large
crowd, including members OF the
church and their friends. attended.
An outstanding number on the pro-
gram was the group Of Chineae songs
by Miss MarthaaKien, a student at
the Lutheran Bible school, who, with
her mother. Mrs S;R. Kilen, has res
Gently returned from China. Miss
@Kiien gave a. brief i~nterpretative talk
before her numbers, and she wore a
costume quantity typical OF young
women Of China. Mrs. Kilen, who is
now on q leave OF absence from her
missionary duties, is principal OF q
girls school at Tasoang, China, and
proceeds from the program, yesterday
were raised for that institution.
These are the other numbers Of the
program:
Opening Chorus-Entire audience.
Devotions-Rev. H. e. Engebrete6h.
Musical Selection-LAdies' chorus.
Solo with Violin Obltgato-T. Bull
land. Sgsx
Observation-Disclosures Helen S~tensland.
Reading-Miss Winnifred Gran.
Baritone Solo-EllinE Siglem.
Musical Selectioh-Ladies' chorus.
Closing prayer.
Offering for mission
Mrs. John Brtdston, acted as hos
tess for the afternoon and served re-
freshments at the close Of the pro-
gram.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07

The Young Peoples society Of the
Bethel Lutheran church will meet in
the church parlors this evening at 8
o'clock. There will ibe a program,
followed by a social hour and refresh
nents. In charge of the program are
Misses Christine Fryhling and Amanda
Midland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
CHURCH BAZAAR OPENS
AT 3 O'CLOCK TO-DAY

.2F%EaE.3EyAHE AEANsNr Nl2tAFE elsSlENf
This afternoon at 8 O'clock one OF
SSAe largest Christmas bazaars that has
ever been held in tho. city, opened in
tho lower auditorium of st. Michael's
church to continue for three days All
the societies and clubs affiliated with
tho church have been working dill
gently In preparation forSthe affair and
aprons, linen. lingerie and various ar
ticles suitable for Christmas gifts may
be secured. The sale will continue
"Wednesday and Thursday. closing
Thursday evening.
In conjunction with tho sale Of
S1eedlework, over which the women OF
the parish have charge, the men of
TIC church are superintending the
serving Of a supper each night of the
bazaar. Tonight. turkey supper is
announced; on Wednesday night there
will be a chicken supper and a hot
roast pork supper is announced for
Thursday evening. Serving will begin
each night at $3.50 O'clock and arrange
ments have been made to accommo-
date a large crowd.
Mrs. Thomas Collins, at whose home
the women Of the Pro-cathedral club
have met each afternoon and evening
OF the last week, sewing for the ba-
zaar, is to be in charge of the pro.
cathedral booth, and other women
who are overseeing the various booths
in the art department, are: Mrs. T.. H.
Bliven, chairman of the Sacred Heart
booth; Mrs. j.. B. Meyers, in charge
of the Altar society booth; Mrs. Chas
Kane, superintendent of the choir
! booth; Miss Marie Delvo, head of the
Young Ladies' department..
In addition to the departments nam
ed above. the Holy Name society has
All interesting booth. an6in charge of
this section will be a group Of the
younger men and wenen Of the par
ish. There will also be a candy booth,
q fish pond and innumerable added
attractions.
Miss Merle Dyar presided at the
League tea this afternoon in the
Women's League rooms. as head nos
tess. Assisting hostesses were Misses
Henrietta Conlny, Jean Dryden and
Ruth Bremen, and Miss Give Dahl
vas in charge Of arrangements for the
affair. Serving were these young
women: Misses Louise Driscoll, Eva.
Earl. Geneviye Early, Joy Ellingson,
Helen Evans, Winnifred Davis, Flor
cnce Douglas. Constance Duckstcad,
irene Erickson, Elizabeth Gaufke and
Esther Falk. II
McElros's Flower Shop, original
ccrsagcs, cut flowers fresh every
morning. Funeral designs. Come to
McElroy's. 40ss DeMcrs avenue. Phone
1991.-Adv. IA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
PROPOSAL

Warsaw, Dec. 7.-(By the Associat-
ed Press)-Proposals by Great Brit
ain that upper Silesians living in 9TH
er parts of Germany should be permit
ted to vote at their places of residence
in the coming plebiscite. which will
determine the future disposition of
upper Silesia, is disapproved by the
Polish government.
The Polish government declares If
Siles.ans are permitted to vote out
side that district-abuses will result.
Poland insists that they vote in upper
Silesia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07
sUN sPoT"

Toxic. Dec. 7.-The Kyoto al.
Economical Observatory reports h
discovery Of Ylarse sun spot, 10000
miles In diameter. This spot, accord
ing to the reports shows clearly every
eleventh year but the present appear
ance IL much larger than usual. The
unusually mild weather now being en-
toyed 10 attributed to the appearances
OF this spot. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-07

F. ~ - " f- M.-H|
IN. the Masonic temple tonight,
Acacia chapter o. E. s. will hold q
regular n.eeting and all members of
the order have been urged to attend.
There are to be initiatory services
followed by a social hour and re.
freshments. ~, &
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold a regular
meeting in>the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon, opening at 8
invited to attend. Mrs. Olaf Brundin
will be the hostess and members will
serve refreshments during the social
hour.
In the Nhome OF Mrs. Wolf. East
Grand Forks. the Ladies' Aid Of the
Evangelical church will hold a regu-
lar meeting on Thursday afternoon.
X Z
In the home Of DR.. and Mrs. e. c.
Haasenson. l4s Reeves avenue, a
regular meeting Of the Morse club of
the University of North Dakota will
meet on Friday evening. The litera-
ture of Johan Bojer, the we'll known
Norwegian writer. is being taken up
this year and there will be a continu-
alton of this subject at the Friday
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Small
lnotored in from Fargo this morning
and spent the day as the guests OF
Mr.: and Mrs. George "A. Mcdonald.
sConklin avenue. They expect to re-
Small are former Grand Forks resi-
dents
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-04

WV ~ - F7VNF -
CERVINA hslada por vasso a 5 cts.
Tenemos comidas a la carta, SANDWICHES,
tabacos y cigarrilos de las mas afama-
das marcas, dulces.
SERVINGS a domicilio cualquier pc
dido de Cervina y advertimos que te-
nemos un precio especial para cervina
en- botellas, clara negra medicinal,
por docenas
Servieio rapido, esmerado y limpio.
Precios los mas m6dicos.
Visitenos, a dos pasos de la carre-
terra central. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-04
Una fiIantr6piCa institution

Hoy las 2:30 P. NJ. Sc reuni6 la
Directiva en- el "Sanatorio Monte Flo
res", Hospital No. /, fin de tratar
de levantar fondos para una Institu-
ci6n Benefca, tendente la protection
de los soldados imposihilitados que
sirvieron la gran nacieh americana
en- tiempos pasados,
La directiva la forman los senores
siguientes:
Santiago Rosario, Presidente; Pc
dro A. Salicrup, Vice Presidente; Srta.
Lucia Bertin, Tesorera; Ernesto Ma
riani. Secretario Permanente; Voca-
les, Antonio Hernandez, Jose A. Sal
gado, Carlos Villahermosa Y Jose Mo
lima.
Felicitamos los iniciadores de esta
noble institution, por la iniciativa de-
mostrada en- actos humanitarios Y be-
neficos de esta fndole.
Ernesto Mariani.
Santurce, 80 abril.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-04
"Recordar es vivir---Dant

capatoria. Trio la pelota mas ALA del
poligono: con ell pretexto de ir por ella
tom6 las del venado. Los suyos tuvie-
ron que admtirle. Fue explorador muy
sagaz; hacia las descubiertas en- la zona
pel1grosisima de Corral Falso. Sucumbio
sn la brega, ne Sc sabe en- que sitio.
Ell muchacho Marcos (campana del
rs, agonizando la Revoluci6n) era va
ijero, peat6n descalzo por los brenales,
centinela insomne y amparo de conva-
lecientes en- la soledad de la manigua.
Nueva interruption del oyente:
-Pero esos niiios ique naturaleza los
sngendro? Tanta sagacidad y buena doc
trina
-Asi, muy sagaces, diligentes, incan
iables. En- ellos resucitaba Fedipido.
El extraiio no dejo terminar Ell con-
:epto, como 81 dudase o hacienda ga
de helenista, exclamo:
Como! jTambien ell correo de Mara
on? Fedipido, correo sobresaliente
lie los llamados "hemerodromos''
-Aqui los "hemerodromos son vena-
los, actualmente van en- bicicleta.
El oyente, algo amoscado, compren
liendo que habfa lido algo mas ALA de
discreto, suplic6 al lector que siguie
a la enumeration de los hechos hazaiio
sos.
Ell muchacho Marcos, correo del capi
| IAN Soils; sc orientaba por ell olor de
\ la lumbre: visit aba diariamente la zona
lie la afliccion para trasmitir las or
ienes de su jefe enterarse de cualquier
novedad quqe alh ocurriera.
Maceo, despues del combate de Ca
carajicara Il de mayo de 1880, acam
20 Ell el Brujo. El dia cuatro, proxima
| IA media noche, lego un nifio al campa-
mento, pidio con urgencia al que es-
taba de imaginaria que despertase al
general Maceo al jefe de Estado Ma
yor. Traia la no:icia de que en- Vega
Morales pernoctaban fuerzas espafio-
las, con dos jefes ''gordos''. El aviso,
por 10 raro, parecia noticion .iColumna
enemiga en- Vega Morales y a deshora?
No podia ser visiones! " Sin embar-
go, despierto el general MaceO, exhor-
to al muchacho para cue reemprendiese
ell canino. Y 81 comprobaba que eran es
pafoles los intempestivos huespedes, vol
viera pana e. Bruio antes RE las tres.
(del Bruio Vera Morales hay dos le-
guas. de muy ma caminol: Exacto CO.
mo un soldado vieic, 'volvio Ell rapaz con
"a confirmation de que eran soldados es
nafiolss los Que rernoc' aban en- la fin
ca puesto que a mos ocho cordeles del
paso del arroyo lie habian dado ell alto!
... FL heroico nifo' ealv6 de una sor-
presa a la columna cubana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-04
AlaL DIA COMO HOY A
- E%
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
HERo1sMo DE UN N1No cuBANo
-~! ! l-.A
4 DE MAYO DE 1895

Un extrano, que desconocia las CO.
sas de la Revolucion cubana ,oyendo
leer una especie de indice con nombres
edades de individuos que militaron
en- ell ejercito, pregunt6 81 era la ma
tricula del primer curse de la segunda
ensefanza.
-Pnes olga usted--le dijo ell archi-
vero, prosignendo la lectura:
Perez Resell, de 1S amos: herido en-
Calimete.
Miguel varona. de IS amos, edecan
de Maxine Gomez.
Luis Solano de Is amos; ayu5ante
de Jose Miguel Gomez.
Ramon Corona, de II amos; ayudan
te de Maceo; murio en- la campafa de
la Invasion.
Juan de Dios Romero, de IS afios
cuando fue incorporate al Regimiento
Agramonte
-Emiliano Amiel, de IA amos; ayu.
dante de Lacret.
-Ramiro Ramirez, de 13 amos; alcan
20 Ell grado de captain en- la escoEa de
general Rios
Primitive del Portal, ii aiios sol
dado en- la Invasion.
-Otro muchacho, de apellido Agra
monte; herido de grsvedad, muri6 sir
exhalar un critic. Era amanuense de-
Marques de Santa Lucia.
FL oyente interrumpio al lec;or:
Else Marques Gno es muy viejo?
-Senor mio: la edad del Marques Sc
cuenta por epocas y revoluciones: Ia
epoca de Narciso Lopez; la Revoluci6r
de Yara; la guerra del 95. Dos vece:
ha sido Presidente de la Repubhca. Pc
leaba como soldado; dire mejor: en- Ia
pelea soldado raso; competia en- va
lor con los caudillos mas intrepidos: Ig
nacio Agramonte, Julio Sangu1ly, An
gel del Castillo, Maxine Gomez cor
Ell mismo Maceo. Con su venia, voy de
cir algo mas de esos nifios gigantes
-San1ago Key, de catorce amos, ga
lego de nacimiento. Cursaba ell bachi
lerato en- Sancti-Spiritus Dej6 la Etics
por la moral del insurgente. Sc fue a.
monte ell 95, termino La guerra sin eau
sar baia un solo dia.
-ovidio ortega, los ounce ahos
mill aba con ell general Adolfo Castillo
Manuel Benitez: Sc incorporo a
Maceo en- Alquizar; IS amos de edad; al.
canzo los galones de sargento y la con
decoration dc dos balazos.
Ell cabito Sainz, de padres descono-
cidos; los diez amos marcho al mon.
te. Devuelto por los cubanos, y mien.
tras jugaba la pelota con los soldados
espanoles de un for,in, Ilizo nueva es-