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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-14
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(Last weeks letter.

II (A6SI W0ek lSIIcTJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weldon are the
happy parents OF little son who came
to their home Friday, December 2.
Sealey Raster has again opened ur
the livery barn ready for livery bust
ness.
Dell Zirtzman Of Dubuque spent
Tuesday with his parents.
Mrs. John Brown is on the sick list
at this writing.
Nj. and Mrs. Herman Zirtzman at
tended the funeral Of Reuben Pinch
at Manchester Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Spear were bus
mess callers in Manchester the fore
part OF the week.
Walter Ortberg Of Earlviile was in
town Tuesday.
A. w. Sacketts will move this week
into part OF Nettie Balls house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Zirtzman at.
tended Grange Lodge at Manchester
Saturday.
Mrs. Bartels and daughter visited
relatives in Monticello Friday and Sat
urday. Il
Helen Boots returned to her home
in Monticello Friday night. Earl Will
fong accompanied her home.
C. II. Mack was up from Earlville
the fore part Of last week.
Jim Cakes Is laid up with bad foot
having the misfortune of having the
push car loaded with rails run over
his large toe and breaking it and
brusing foot badly.
Mrs. Rob Davis of Manchester spent
Friday with her children here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Book Of Earlville
visited Friday evening at the Curtis
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denure, daughter Annie
and son, Jesse Of Delhi spent Monday
at the Jim Cakes home.
Henry Mack was an Earlville caller
( Sunday.
Lew Davis and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Davis brother, Albert Glenn
ems and family In Earlyille.
4 Mrs. Mortinson and Mrs. L. Davis
were Manchester business callers Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Hinkhouse Of Hopkinton was in
town Monday.
All the churches are preparing pro-
grams and will observe Christmas
Ida Crosby spent q few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Matthew in Earlville
recently. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond were Hopkinton
visitors Friday.
Pete Person and A. w. Sackett
were business callers in Manchester
Monday.
Hold Coe and Ida Crosby were Man
chester callers Saturday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-14

Mesdames Wiley, Amling and Miss
Gallagher and Father Murtagh and
others were in Strawberry Point SAT-
urday to attend the annual dinner Civ
en- by tha Catholic Ladies.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-14

Mrs. Lewis Gibbs had the misfortune
to fall down her cellar stairs and was
pinfully injured.
Announcement is made Of the mr.
rage Of Miss Margaret Lewis and Els
worth Clendennen which took place
on Wednesday noon at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son Lewis.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-14

CHAMBEKLAIN,S COUGH KEMEU1
THE MOTHERS FAVORITE.
The soothing and healing properties
OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and effect
ual cures have made it favorite with
people everywhere. It is especially
priced by mothers Of young children
for colds, Group and whooping cough.
as It always affords quick relief and
is free from opium and other harmful
drugs.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-14
HOPKINTON

President Hinkh0use will occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit morning and eve
ming.
The Firemen held an oyster supper
at the opera house Thursday evening.
An auction sale Of pies and cakes
which had been donated was feature
Of the evening.
Wednesday evening the high school
basket ball teams defeated the Delhi
boys and girls teams, at Hopkinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Oehler returned
Wednesday evening from Davenport
where they had been visiting In the
home Of the latter's sister, Mrs. Nc
Arthur.
Will Edgar and family arrived re-
Gently from Regina, Sask. They will
move to the Edgar farm across the
river in couple OF months.
Mrs. Clara Kragenbrink and daugh-
ter, Viola are moving into the house
with the formers mother, Mrs. William
Beitz The Kragenbrink farm has been
leased to Henry Wilson.
Mrs. M r. Doolittle of Milwaukee
delivered two addresses Sunday at the
Presbyterian church The annual
praise meeting of the Ladies Mission
airy Society was held at that time and
the addresses were on Home and For
eign missions. Mrs. Doolittle was a
guest Of Mrs, r. A. Wallace during
the week.
Viola Kragenbrink has entered Len
OK College for the remainder Of the
year. She spent the first Of the year
at Epworth Seminary.
The Hopkinton High School basket
ball team played Cascade at that place
Friday evening winning the game 28-
8.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-14
EpGEHOOD

'tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pilkington autoei
to Manchester Monday afternoon.
The Commercial club were very
pleasantly entertained at 2 o'clock
dinner by the Ladies club last Tues
day evening.
Mesdames Flenniken and Hatch were
in Strawberry Point Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Eischeid of this place and Mr..
Ladage Of Strawberry Point have
bought creamery at Cresco and ex-
pect to leave here January first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eischeid were callers
in Manchester, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtz OF Greeley spent
Thursday with their daughter, Mrs.
Will Beohm.
The house on the Will Smith farm,
north OF town was entirely destroyed
by fire recently.
Quite a number from here autoed
to Greeley Thursday night to attend
the married folks dance
Mr.. n. Waldo was q business caller
, 1921-09-22

Clinton, Iowa.-Tireman John John
son OF Clinton and an unidentified
tramp We're killed when the engine OF
the Chicago x Northwestern railways
fast |westbound passenger train No. 4,
known as the Los Angeles Limited,
was deralled I'm n washout a mile and
a half west Of Belleplaine. Engineer
Thomas Lea was badly scalded and
was taken to a Cedar Rapids hospital.
The tramp presumably was riding on
the engine tender.
, 1921-09-22
PREMIER SENDS
new ULTIMATUM
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS MEETING
WITH IRISH LEADERS is
IMPOSSIBLE.
OPENING is GIVEN
TELEGRAM FURNISHES ERIN A
CHANCE TO ABANDON AT
TITUDE, is CLAIM.

London.-Premier Lloyd George has
added another to the kilograms be
tween Dublin and Gairloch, which
leaves Eamonn de Valera's search for
a formula enabling him to accept the
invitation to n conference still unsatis-
fled. In his message the premier re-
mains firm in refusing to meet the
Irish delegates as representing an in
dependent and sovereign ate. and de-
clares that unless that section of Mr..
De Nalera's letter insisting on the del
egates acting as representatives of an
independent Ireland was withdrawn, a
conference between the British cabinet
and the Sim Feln Observation-Disclosures
would be impossible.
Notwithstanding the firm tone of the
telegram, it is interpreted as display
Ing solicitude to furnish Mr.. De Val
era ii favorable opening for abandon
ing his attitude.
The telegram follows:
Il have received your telegram of
last night and observe it does not
modify the claims that your dele
gates should meet us as representa-
tives of Il sovereign and independent
state.
you made no such condition in adj
vance when you came to see me in
July. l invited you then to meet me,
in the words of my letter, as the
chosen leader of the great majority
in southern Ireland, and you ac.
cepted.
From the outset of our conversa-
tons, | told you that we looked to
Ireland to own allegiance TO the
throne, and to make her future as a
member of the British commonwealth.
That was the basis of our proposals,
and we cannot alter it.
"The status you now claim in adj
vance for your delegates Is in effect
a reputation Of that basis. l am
prepared to meet your delegates, as
l met you in July. in the capacity of
the chosen spokesman for your people
to discuss the association of Ireland
with the British commonwealth.
my colleagues and | cannot meet
them as representatives of a sovereign
and Independent state without dis
loyalty IN our part to the throne and
the empire. I must therefore repeat
that unless the second paragraph of
the letter of the twelfth is withdrawn
a conference between us is impos-
sible.'
, 1921-09-22
coryIet Kills Guard.

Little Rock, Ark.-Tom Slaughter,
notorious Oklahoma bandit. added an
other chapter TO his long list of crimes
when, In n sensational attempt to es-
cape from the Arkansas penal farm,
he killed n man and perhaps fatally
wounded two others, all trusty guards,
with n rifle, struggled to him by some
n on the outside. Bliss Addison,
serving eighteen years for murder, was
killed. Apparently fearing for his life,
Slaughter threw away his gun and sur
rendered.
, 1921-09-22
Turks Lose Eighteen Thousand.

Brussa, Asia Mlnor.-Final est
mates of casualties in their recent Of
fenslve against the Turkish National
lists have been made public by the
Greeks. The Turkish losses In dead
and wounded are given as approx
mately eighteen thousand men and
those Of the Greeks are placed at
twelve thousand. The Greeks tool
fifteen hundred prisoners, no guns
and little material, while the Turks
captured five hundred prisoners.
, 1921-09-22
Many Indicted in West Virginia.

Logan, w. Va.-Three hundred TWEEN
ty-five names were included in a blan-
ket indictment charging murder, re-
turned by a grand jury here. The in
dictment followed an investigation of
disturbances on the Logan-Boone coun-
ty border. Among the names ar. those
Of G. #. Keeney, and Fred Mooney,
president and secretary of District No.
II, United Mine Workers of America,
and II. w. Blizzard, also a United
Mine Workers official.
, 1921-09-22
Rattle. U. S. Peace Treaty.

Berlin.-The treaty of peace between
Germany N the United States has
been formally ratified by the German
Relchsrath, or upper chamber.
, 1921-09-22

Hay market continues very quiet
generally. Rain curtailing movement
at Minneapolis. Receipts light at Chi
showing slight improvement. No.
timothy. New York $2S.5O. Boston s2s,
Pittsburgh S21. Chicago SIS. Mime
apolis $3.50. Cincinnati S19. No. 1 al
falfa, New York s31. Minneapolis $50.
No. l prairie. Minneapolis. SLIGO.
, 1921-09-22
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
E.s


Beef cattle and feeding steers were
greatest in ~bundance and the COW de-
partment was quiet. Inquiry for such
stock was good. but few sales were re-
corded. Fat hcifers were quotable at
s5.25 and less desirable she stock ran
from $40 to 1925.
One OF the early sales reported was
that of several loads OF Mexican year
lings and twos and threes tina went
for Sc. Two loads of choice steers
OF $3.50.
other good steers were sold for feed
ing purposes at s5.25 to s5.75.
Hogs.
Quotations ranged from steady to a
quarter higher. and with the good de-
mnnd apparent. clearances were easily
effected. The only section of the mar
ket that was at all dun was the
animals was good, as II has been for
the last few weeks, but none were in
cluded in the offering. They were
quotable at IS TO 80.
Top sales were made at the figure
SS.2b. when ~ light weight animals of
desirable quality changed hands. Small
killers purchased a big part OF the
offering. and bulk OF sales ran from
Packers heavies were quoted at
S5.25 and good light weight stock from
So to SS.25.
sheep.
Top sales at $500 were advanced is
cents over the top prices, hut traders
declared that the rise in prices paid
was occasioned by the class Of the Of
fcring and not by an advance OF tho
market. SIX hundred and siXty-three
head OF good fat lambs which were
shipped from Sterling brought the top
price. and strictly choice stock was
quotable at $40 to Sa.tb. Demand for
Of the type weighing 60 pounds sole
III NNsaN
, 1921-09-22
GENERAL

Gilmon Holmes, Il negro, arrested
on "A charge of numbering Sidney Man.
helm. station agent mt Columbia, La,
was hanged by a mob, the body then
being riddled with bullets and set
afire. Holmes was alleged to have
confessed to the posse that captured
him.
If either of the two sons of the late
F. H.. Atwood, Chicago attorney, use
tobacco or alcoholic drinks during the
life of their mother they will forfeit
an inheritance of 100000 under their
fathers will. If the widow remarries,
she will be deprived of her bequest,
according to the will. No restrictions
were placed on Il daughter.
The German mark fell to the lowest
price in its history. Its value on the
foreign exchange market Mt New
York was less than 1 cent-S.OO93. to
be exact. Disquieting. unconfirmed
rumors of the possibility of a morator.
ium being declared in Germany was
responsible for the decline. The pre-.
war value of the mark was about "a
cents.
The charred body of one man, who
could not be identified, has been re-
covered, and bodies of two others re-
porte missing after a fire which de-
stroyed three square blocks of build
ings at Rockaway beach, a Long Is
land resort. The damage is estimated
ut S1,000,00O, The fire is believed to
have started by a gay season's-end
party in a frame cottage.
Having been bought by the White
Star Line, the Columbus, a new $4,000
ton eX-German liner now lying at Dan
zig. Is to be renamed the Homeric and
will be employed on the company's
Southampton-New York service.
Five bullets were fired into the back
Of Frank Demarlo us he stood on IL
crowded street corner in the Nine
teenth ward In Chicago, scene of thir.
teen feud murders in the last few
months. lie died Inter. The shots
were fired by one of WI men In an au-
tomobile which sped away.
The military order of the Cootie of
the United States of Amerlcn. was in.
corpOrated in New Jersey In the office
of Secretary of state Martin. The oh
ject of the order is to foster ties of
comradeship formed during the world
war among men who saw service on
foreign soil.
The committee of forty-eight an.
nounced II Is organizing Il new pollti.
cal party to enter the 1922 congress.
sional campaign. Solution of the rail.
road problem. reduction Of national Xxx.
pendlturcs and relief from taxation by
providing new and legitimate sources
Of revenue, were stated to be its chief
aim.
Three armed bandits held up the
Beech Grove Stnte Bank mt Beech
Grove, n suburb Of indianapolis, forced
three employees and two customers of
the bank into n back room and escaped
In an automobile with approximately
$4,000. A fourth bandit remained ut
the wheel of the automobile while the
holdup was committed.
Two persons were killed, three
seriously hurt, and many others slight.
ly injured In an accident to a car in
the Rubin and Cherry carnival train
over the New York, New Haven &
Hartford railroad at Noroton. Conn.
, 1921-09-22
Metal Market.
HAY AND GRAIN PRICES.

Corn. No. , yellow. per cwt. lilo
Corn. No 3 mixed. per cwt. $40. 81
Wheat. No. l. per bushel. ........ .s7
oats. per cwt. lis
, 1921-09-22

Chief Justice w. IL Taft celebrated
his siNty-fourth birthday by entertain
ing about 100 neighbors at his sum
mer residence at Murray Bay.
Recruits of the class of 1922, have
been called to the colors. All who
have acquired Greek citizenship since
1921 and have not passed the age of
forty, We're also directed to report for
military duty.
The governor of the state of Vera
Cruz threatened penalties for any man
ufacturers who close their plants be-
cause of the new profit-sharing law
which compels them to give one-half of
their profits to the workers in Mexico.
Marshal Foch has received and ac-
cepted an invitation from Ebert II.
Gary. chairman of the board of the
a guest Mt II dinner given by the Iron
and Steel Institute In New York City
mt which. it is understood. there will
be a great gathering of %flnanciers and
industrialists.
Baden authorities that
they had ascertained the names of the
murderers of Matthias Erzberger. They
are Heinrich Tillessen, II student, and
Heinrich Schulz, IL merchant. Both
men We're members of the brigade of
General Erhardt. which was promin.
ent In h Kapp insurrection. Neither
has been arrested.
Occupation by the Spanish forces of
i tho R1ynriufpp, In,, NrI.,. H.. -.
their new offensive against the Riffian
tribcsmen has given them II point of
departure for a fresh forward move
ment. The MorOccuns have destroyed
the railroad running from Nador to
the south of Melilla to Batel. 1t he
Ionged TO Il French mining company.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood announced
his acceptance of the post of governor
general of the Philippines offered him
by President Harding. He notified
Secretary of War Weeks that he would
retire from The army to accept the gov
ernorShip. He said he believed ii to
be his patriotic duty to accept the posi-
uon, owing to the seriousness of the
situation in the Philippines.
Payments made by various oil com
panies in compliance with President
O~bregon's export tax decree of June I
last we're returned by the government
in accordance with an agreement said
to nave been reached with the five
American oil company heads. Such
taxes as were paid were proportionate.
~ small as compared with the usual
payments, as the larger companies had
postponed payments.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
INECESITA I'D. REPARAE SU
PLUMA FUENTE?

ST es Waterman, uevela al Departa-
mento REMINGTON, San Justo IS, y
sera debidaments atendido.-- Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

Procedente de la Habana Cubs via
Santo Domingo, ha llegado esta isla
y hemos tenido mucho gusto en- salu
dar, al Sr. Joseph A. Aedo. persona
muy agradable y de exquisite trato,
quien viene representando la "Wahl
Company fabricantes de los lapices
EVERsHARP, que con tanta liberali-
dad Sc anuncian en- los Estadc3 Unidos
especialmente en- la ciudad de Nueva
York. FL Sr. Aedo viene preparado, Sc
gun nos dijo, para poner Puerto Rico
en- Fl rnsoa EvERSHARP. 10 que no
dudamos lograra con gran exito, dada
la bondad del articulo y las simpatias
de su representante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

Ell domingo Is Sc jugaron dcs desa-
fios entire las novenas Defensa la no.
vena Nuevo Atenas, de Juncos Ell De-
fensa es un team de segunda CIase de
esta ciudad.
Ell primer juego, las baterias eran:
Tomas Y Luis por Defensa y Tata Y
Tomas, por Nuevo Atenas. viene Nue.
vo Atenas a la majagua Sc llevaron ell
primer cero. En- este inning tuvimos
OCCASION de ponchar Chencho. ell la
mado Babe Ruth. Viene Humscao. EN-
piezan batear de 10 Undo, logran
hacer dos carreras. FL campo estaba
casi inundado de aqua, la pelota esta-
la en- malas condolences a este Sc
afiadia los errores de los junqueiios. FL
segundo 'intento de Juncos fEe inutil
tambien. Otro cero.
viene Defensa al bate. Sc anotaron
un cero. Asi siguio ell desafio. En- ell
octave inning" los junquenos Sc ano
taron cuatro carreras. Ell "sccre'' fue
este
NUEvo ATENAS 10000 o40-4
DEFENSA 20140 8 5 x--17
Los heroes del juego fueron Tomas
Ramirez por su 'pitchering' y chivo, por
su batting" y fielding. e. Defen
sa Sc distingui6 por su formidable ba-
terra. Logramos sacar al celeS. ado Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

FL Boston de Caguas Sc cree el cam
peon del este. GNo recuerda el Boston
ell juego con Humacao. Ibamos encima
por tres carreras. Ellos tenian tres en-
base y ponen uno que no estaba en-
la lista palear. La liga nc admite
ESQ, asi es que nosotros alegamos 10
justo. Ellos Sc declararon en- desbanda-
"a. A su pitcher le bateamos de 10
Undo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

Hablando ell Sr. M. M6ndez con algu
nos enthusiasts dijo que Ell team Coro
ma no quiere jugar con Humacao. Nc
quiso dar razones. Esta en- pie ell reto
para cuando gusten los del Corona. Pa.
rece que tienen miedo.
Tenemos carta de Mayagiiez, retan
donos. Esta pendiente la respucsta, pc
70 quizas juguemos en- los terrenos de
Mayagiiez. Pronto estara en- Ell team
Humacao Ell Sr. Carlos Manuel Carras
Quillo, como jugador, Asi nos han ase
gurado.
Hasta la otra.
Babe Ruth BoRIcUA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
EN- vIAJE DE NEGoCIos

Babe Ruth BoRIcUA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
Notas de base ball

ia en- ell cuarto Ginning. Despues que
Tata salio del t'box' vino Falo. En-
Ell octave inning vino Polo al ca
Jon. Los pitchers del Nuevo Atenas
dieron II bases per bolas Fue I'm jue
go malo, por la condicion del terreno
y de la bola, y de los pitchers aun-
que nuestro lanzador Tomas picheo
bien. La gente salio, como es natural,
del juego con apetito.
Ell JUEGo DE LA TARDE
FL terreno estaba seco y L. bola en-
buenas condolences. Todo hacsa supo-
ner que seria un juego refido, como asi
fue.
vie2e Nuevo Atenas IL ''maja-
gua'. Ell Defensa tenia un pitcher ma
10 medic. Por ESQ fue que el Nuevo
Atenas logr6, fuerza de palos, hacer
cuatro carreras. FL pichercito de mani
qua del Defensa fu6 sacado del cajon.
Van los humacae1os al bate. Chencho
es ell pitcher. Nos fuimos en- blanco. En-
ell segundo inning viene Tomas al
cajon, logra meter un cero. Hay es-
peranzas Pero Sc alejan estas cuando
Chencho empieza a pitchear bien, y Sc
ven mas alejadas cuando Ell Nttevo Ate
mas logra saear del caj6n a Tomas. Ell
Defensa coge refuerzos del Humacao
Stars en- ell pitcher Frank y nuestro
famoso S. S. Moron. Ell Defensa pudo
hacer cinco carreras y el Nrevo Atenas
hizo dos mas. No le vieron La bola a
Frank, nj le pasaron un rolin q Moron.
''score'': Nuevo Atenas 10; Defensa 8.
Heroes del juego. chencho por Ell Jun
cos y Chivo y Frank por Defensa. FL
Chivo es Ell diablo, corriendo Les bases
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NUEvo ATENAs 0 5000 o4o-
NUXIFIERRO

de hi
moglobina y magnicos ingrediente
CRA Ia Anem Neurasten Debdad Cerebral Fico
Dyspepsia
ENRIOUECE
lie sexos
NUXIFIERRO
RRO y fabricado
BECKER MEDICINE co. Union Square York. N. Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

Todavia no Sc ha derrotado 81 Huma-
Gao Stars, que ha ganado 10 juegos CO.
rridos. Hemos concertado un desafio
con Ensenada, ell campeon lie Puerto
Rico, pero no Sc ha fijado la 1echa FL
proximo domingo jugaremos con Tres
Banderas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
CAJAs DE sEGURIDAD PARA
CAUDALES

Desde la mas pequeia hasta la mas
grande, precios de ocasion. en- el
Departments REMINGTON, san Jus
to 18. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19
LA PELoTA EN- HUMAcAo

El jueves 10 Sc celebro un oesafio
escolar. Segin nos dicen Ell fuego fue
entire las novenas ''segundo Anc High
School y 'Tercero Cuarto Ano High
School,. Ell desafio 10 ganaron los ii
timos, por una carrera. Nos dicen que
hubo buenas jugadas y bnenos pa
los Nos gusta yer aunque no somos
escelares, buenos jugadores en- las
escuelas, para asi poder reenplazar a
los malos que sean va viejos. Adelante.
FL viernes tuvimos ocasion dc yer
I'm desafio entire las novenas High
School, "Guardia NacionaI''. Los
de la escuela ganaron pcr dos carreras.
Fue mucha gente a yer Ell jnego. Fu6
interesante, pero los soldados hicieron
muchos errores, perdiendo ell jaego. En-
el octave inning" los soldades iban
elfcima por una carrera. IEan dos
"outs''. Viene Harry (alias Caron) y
da un "rolincito' a Comepar. Come
pan 10 coge, pero tira NAL prlmera, Sc
mete Caron a primera base. Entonces
los de la High empezaron a batear
la bola de 10 Undo y Sc fueron encima
por dos carreras. En- Ell noveno "inn-
ing' iban los soldados a Ia majagua,
meten uno en- tercera con dos outs
pero viene Comepan, Ell desgraciado, y
Sc deja ponchar. Puedo decir, que 81 no
fuera por Comepan los soldados hubie-
ran ganado. Les aconsejo mucha prac-
tica los soldados. Ell mejor que jug6,
segin unos, fue Noya, por los soldados,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-19

Convenzase de que somos mucllo HUI
macao. lie retamos al Red Sox para
que jugEemos en- liga neutral.