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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

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Of the session might be taken early
In June.

" 1--WE Hr9StVu uiEIt ues tdhtu tdTit
In June
Early Adjournment
Tbs necessity tO, IN early summer
adjournment was strehaetl by the
h0use members because of the eie,..
tiOns next November and the certain.
IT, OF hot campaign impending.
House leaders said they had not
overlooked IL their calculations the
work ahead Of the semitic in consider
ing the trcaties grow IL. out o. the
armament limitation conference, and
tn" delay Ia legislation that would re
suit. They were of tae opinion HAT
senate could clear liz calendars il
time to permit of the eaiiy dio,irii
ment The ways aud n, ans cusnu.it-
tee. Furdney said viii hold t'scn in
readiness to act promptly or lne tar
in bin and on the iotclsn loan refund
ing bill. as sooi. ~ either could be
Lasscd hv the senate and sent back
t. the house
Necessity for early action an the
tariff bill was presented hy The iilu =
leaders because ri its political effect.
they went tire law working By the
time the campaign opens. hey Mani
also the bonus legislation passed t.
max, good pledges already gwen.
The house .inds Its aiaciiacrN i
moving With reasonable ana saiisii.s
tory smoothness and It's business weli
advanced. Mondcll told the re iidcn,
Demands or interest Payment
The chief obstacle n the Ni.s of
the new bonhs plan. /, WaN snd, i.
thu uncei!ansy az To WHOM TIA Ton
eign nations indebted t. ile nitetl
states viii even b@.in nasrpe ras
mnnts Of Inferred ion oyeg ile
Republican nc.nts.re - Lao svnais.
hna,ne committee Wnrc eahiiat,i that
he difference Of opiri i EXISTING ic.
tween Secretary of the rfea-lfy Mil,
lon ana the committee with rc#pee ~
the liking nj i time Tor the paemei.NNT
i.trros; due on the foirien doli 1871
bs eventually smooih, Il oH
The inicien lrht l8ll Na4 afnpna.d
by the committee - is 70 fuost1l fef
semi annual payment, IT interest Nei
ton IL opposed Ia thi presi.si "a nd
haA informed the ctApilistea that
rather than accept il hr would prefer
moi t. have any nov fcfe4'p debt leg
islatiun at all.
The fear that the United S'atss max
be unable to collect nstii inte1ea taH
some time to come ~ aliiyirni aaau
titles to provide ipr veterans eoinper
saiion was regarded ta lihntv 81 lead
to considerable oppu itou IA hetli thg
senate anu house To any plan 10 liph
the soldier honus WIN TIVE foreign
debt
It was explained however That the
new plan merely Ms i feutliise plan
and one of s.v"ral Which afi,niniatff
tioi leaders hasr univ, eunsi,l. ration
in their efforts 90 reach j solution ~
tie many acute problem wrapped ~
with beta the suliisr honits and tiia
foreign debt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
DAMAGE SUIT OVER
A BOTTLE OF LIQUOR

SCRANTON. Pa, Jan. An I'M
usual suit for damages as result of
The enactment OF the prohibition law
WAS fied in Federal court here by
Mrs Irene Dauberman. Of Lewisburg.
Pa. Hepolit Szutowicz Of Milton. Pa.
Is the defendant.
Mrs Dauberman charges that last
August her husband. Clarence. Dan
herman, purchased quart OF whiskey
from the wife of the defendant and
then lost control of his reason and
shot Sheriff Rennor. OF Lewisburg. III
the wrist. and John p Tegmeier in
the chest. Dauberman was later con
victed and sentenced to six years il
the penitentiary on charges OF assaul'
with intent to kill.
Mrs. Dauberman asks for $50 .O0t
damages from Szutowicz because q
the humiliation and disgrace brough
upon her and for being deprived o
the society and financial support o
her husband,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
De vAlERA'S MOTHER
NOT PLEASED WITH
IRISH PEACE TREATY

ROCHESTER,. y y Jan : Ms
cafh,r'n. Wheaiviight mother II
N..'iHrnnn be valera tonight declared
ls WoGa has. h"en shot IL.
,.lih 'laan sign the treaty h.t vs-esl
ise ~ atl England
lsati-f dead tpan di~honpr,
ait can't understand nat 6a
msa u Cad esHld htvc ,fe, ia
iirsH4s lives "a i.naiars f 81
feW Ton lseland her naohssn
mesei - -rttlef uGal sht aia
iei. ue.p'.nd, ne in tltad p =
lls. aphatn hsld,cn wla NA fs
irr 4a
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
CHILDREN MUST HAVE
VITAMINES IN FOOD

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. That
many children do not receive the right
ain Of food is the claim made bY Prof.
! + Lyman. Ohio State University
Mamutrition is common II all parts
CT America and among all classes. de
elareI Prof Lyman
"A nutrition survey in state not
far from Ohio recently revealed fiitN
seven per cent OF the children getting
enough to eat. but only eleven per
cent OF them getting food properly
balanced to their nuiri'iye require
mcnts.
The main deficiency was IN vita
mine bearing foods. such as veg"ta-
bles. fruit and milk Failure t. pro
vide such food Tor growing children
! leads 10 conditions which differ only
Z in degree from those IN the Balkan
countries.
There, as here. the principal lacl
/ is in yitamines. Th"r. tbeF do not
have such foods Here We Ia no
seem to know how properly 81 us
what we have
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

l.ONIoN. Ian Orders for -
roNal 81 Eftist tfuni# iaeia Sonthrrn
lf'.i.ne eill a. ,nad. ,nretiyc iinue II
ate!l il was le.uaed IA government
cilc'e> funirLt Plans Ter ihe iians
q uf tbe l,fitish uldisfs we're ran
ceiled Nh'n Il appeared ihat Dail
t.iteann ~ l,abin might reject ils
IRISH peace iiraty
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
PLAN pollat. cAhal

io\it<. IAN. ih- Falish pres
tr ihai sn.i., p epssi,s. - -
iois.sli capitalists is s-kiEw fatf4x t-.
si4a iur the constfss ton - \ s.at
IL "a Siics.t 10 i3aDxg
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
CARPENTER WILL
CHALLENGE JACK
DEMPSEY FOR BOUT

LONDON. Ian : Georges Carpen
tier. French heavyweight Champion
declared in an Interview to-day jhlt he
viii challenge lack dempsey, Aneri
can title holder. to 4 return bout IN the
event that h" decisiv"ly defeats
George Cook Of Australia, when they
meet here ihis month.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
YACHTING news

hrs j + Ranch and daughter. Miss
Anuafnary Raucn. who have been the
guests nf aer daughter and son in law.
Mr. aud Mrs. f. T. Beers. at the Hall
fax River Yacht club docks. aboard
the lovely cabin cruiser, i,ehota, left
SatAraaE .rsorpng for ti!eir return trip
TO tslsyataHd. ohiQ;
,3ctgNS The AZ fool crsuser owned by
,sAnglcs Eossert. uf New York CITY
gfTfssNl at the II r. Y G. docks Sat
irfdy morning with Capt. Morris
.{n&son in cparse and with MIR. and
I'm Ihai'IeS Bosseit and son. Louis
Adfsert. aboard. The party left New
Y64k last Tuesday daring a bliz1aro
wi0tfx tenpciature Of eight above
zerb.. and came as laraas Jacksonville
by rail, where they went aboard th'
Eagle for Daytona. They are very
much pleased 10 find the delightful
weather mere They will remain il
Daytons ever sunday. after w.hicl
time they Will continue their trip t
Miami.
Ibis. the 20 snut hbuseboat cruise
Owned by +. Y. d ". Il. Chrysty. VIII
are aboard aud are accompanied b
Airs W r Chrystr. IS tied up al tn
sonth in Floried waters. Cant. Nelso
II. X. Y. C. docks for few week:
before continuing the trip farthe
IL in charge OF this handsome boat
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

New York to Liverpool tights may
tie made w an ailpltn, with Irenel-
Ter run bs three 400 horsepower en-
gines.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

.1an4lord elistasen fer Bandit /
Shot headline Sounds pial- BE
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-06-02
MEDICAL DEPT. NEWS LETTER.
June 2d,1922.
Dere Editur:-


this being Friday
are
that is
from
that IL
bring hone the hamFrn all Everybody had gooo
Uome-
dos We14s
comngWe hate TO
the
1isenhe sling it outSo here
wishing 4th Of july,
The
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-06-02
ALONG OFFICERS LINE:

Drs.7arw1ck, house
Tuesday,
Esteoeth
Lmperta
Gooe had dinner Capt.
IF
Wednesday evening Henry guests
r.and
Confessions before
So,
Fort Seward
Cd Monday 5thx-
Magazine
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The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NO. Ic3 In Probate Cou.'+ .Dr kenai Prnrintr, Third Judiciai Division, -TelrITply Of Alaska.
 In the Matter of the Estate of John Yulem, Deceased.
 Notice Is Hereby Given, That the undersigned is the duly appointed, act. ing and qualified Administrator of the Estate of John Yulem, Deceased; and in accordance with an order duly made therefor, notice is now hereby given to the creditors of and to all persons hav- ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claims, with the neces- saTy vouchers within six (6) months after and from the date of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of L. V. Ray, in Seward, Alaska, which the undersigned selects as his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of the said John Yulem, de- ceased.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, April r, 1922
 HUGH DOUGHERTY, Administrator of the Estate of John Yulem, Deceased. Publish April 19, 26, May 3, 10, F, 1922. St
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TRAPPERS GET MANY FURS
 IN VICINITY OF BREMNER

CORDOVA: Jake Logan and Louis Dahl, who have been trapping for the last six months on the Big Bremne- River, about 30 miles from Mile 7S, returned home recently with 167 fine belts of beaver, marten, mink weasel, and wolverine, including 90 beavers, and q marten skins.
 The beaver skins should average better than s25 each, MT Logan said. They are extra large, of rich dark brown and glossy fur. The marten sell usually at from $5 to s75 each, and should average over s3O each. The trar per were offered $500 for the 21 mar ten skins and refused it.
 The entire catch is worth seve-a thousand dollars which is good wage for six months work.
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LIVE MOOSE BE CAUGHT FOR OLYMPIC RANGES

SEATTLE: The proposal to bring to the Olympic peninsula six or eight moose which has been contemplated for some time by R. L. Fromme, super visor of the Olympic forest and J. w.. Kinney, state supervisor of game and gamie fish, gained headway when Mr. Fromme this week received telegram from Ernest. Walker. chief fur and game warden of Alaska stating that a resident of Cordova was willing otake a contract to capture six moose for $25OO> This amount would cover the cost of feeding, holding in corral and final crating of the animals for ship ment late in the spring to the penin- sula
 MT. Fromme believes this offer too high, however, compared to earlier estimates from other persons and MT. Kinney is of the same opinion.
 The plan for the transfer or seven or eight moose from the Kenai penin- sula to the Olympic peninsula has been entertained for some time. It Is one ol the pet projects of the biological sur- vey and several of the state Organiza- tions are behind the plan. Peter Fish CT, district officer of the Moose lodge residing in Port Angeles, has stated that the Moose lodges of the North west would assist the state and fed e-al government in financing the pro- ject to the extent of $1,O00. Assist ance has also been offered by the sportsmens' Association Of Seattle and Olympia and other peninsula points
 Backers of the plan have been un- successful for two years in their at tempt to find some hunter or game enthusiast of Alaska to undertake a contract to capture the animals for about $250 each. Shipment would be made to Seattle, and then to Port An geles, finally liberating them on the Bogachiel river. It has been hoped that the entire undertaking would not cost more than s3.OO0 from capture fin Alaska to their final liberation in the forests of the Bogachiel
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
NOTICE

No ashes, garbage, or other rubbish are to be dumped at the glacier stream. Same must be taken to dump on the beach,
 St STREET COMMITTEE.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
COPPER COMPANY RANkRupT

SEAATLE: The assets of the Chiti- na-Kuskalana Copper Company were sold at bankrupt sale in Seattle April 4, the property bringing low sum.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
BOOST.

Anything that can be done next week or next year can be done now. That is rule to which there are few exceptions.
 When a man says, q am going 10 start saving money next year, you can put it down he will never have bank account
 When another man says, Next sum- mer am going to get out in the coun- try more and take more exercise" you can be sure he will never get out un- til the doctor scares him half to death.
 The time to begin to form new habit, or to discard an old one is now! If you can't do it now there is no req son to suppose you will be able to do it year from now.
 If you are laying back and letting the other fellow start things with the idea that you will pitch in when there is something to do you can depend on it that there will never be anything to do.
 The vital thing before Seward now is to boost this town into first place among the cities of the North Pacific With the proper effort this can be done through the development and transpor- tation of coal There are people to convince that this is the only logical place for the transfer or coal rom rail to water and that bunkers must be built at once for the handling of com mercial coal. There are other matters needing encouragement and good will The fellow that is not doing his share at the present time cannot De expected to come in when things appear bright CT. He is more apt to become knock e. because things were not done tC suit his individual tastes. Ii you have any public spirit in you now is the time to show it. Boost this town ans it's possibilities in every way possible Join in the efforts now being made b! the Chamber of Commerce to make this a prosperous city and set to worl NOW to do your share as an individ ual
 If you were not at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce vast night yor were procrastinating in your duty a: citizen of, Seward. Remember tha procrastinating becomes a habit, SC take warning and form more desirable habits in relation to your civic duties
 Don't wait for crisis before taking part in matters relative to the goo( of your town. Constan, and peristen work and effort will avoid many crise and obtain greater results.
 Begin now to make it your habit t' boost Seward and work for its vel fare.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19

Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 50 cts Seward Drug Co.,
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19

Edgewood Chocolates, 50 cents a pound. Seward Drug Co.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
THE ALASKA RAILROAD

Trains leave and arrive at Seward a. follows:-
 1:30 P. M Monday and Thursday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwood and Anchorage. Arrive 9:45 P. M. Wednesday and Saturday. Connections at Anchorage on Tuesday and Friday at 500 A. M. for Mat anuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal keetna, Dead Horse, Broad Pass, Mckinley Park, Nenana and Fair banks, Monday and Friday at S3O A. M. for Matanuska, Eska and Chickaloon.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
CALL FOR BIDS

The City Council will accept bids up to and including o'clock p. m, April 24th for auditing the books oi the city. All bids for auditing said books must be in writing and be in the hands of the Clerk by o'clock on the day and date first above written. The right to reject any and all bids is re- tained by the council
 Dated April IS, 1922.
 FRANCES ROOT.
 Town Clerk.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
SOFT DRINK MAN MOVES.
 FROM ANCHORAGE TO INTERIOR

M. w. Diedrick the we'll known man. ufacturer of soft drinks, who has been located in Anchorage Tor the past few years, has gone to FairpanKs to take charge of the bottling worxs at that place.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19

A good show is on at the Liberty. Do not miss it.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
GREEN GROUP COPPER MINES
 BE DEVELOPED BY BARRETT

MCARTHY: John B. Barrett ar rived here this week to start develop ment of the Green Group Copper prop erty. MT. Barrett brought in a two- ton drill air compressor, which will be installed as soon as the snow will per init. The mine is located on top 0, Bergen Butte. It was discovered in 1906 by MT. Barrett and is showing in- dications of being as rich as the Ken necott.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19
FUR ANIMALS INCREASING
 ON RENAL PENINSULA

Marten and minks are more numer- ous this year on the Kenai peninsula than for many years previous, accord ing to trappers returning rom the woods. Especially in the Kenai river district is this noticeable The fur is ''so very good, considering the mild winter.
The Seward gateway., 1922-04-19

FOR SALE-Furnished three room house with lot and half on Second avenus. Inquire Mrs. John Rosness on premises. l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-22
NUEvo TR1UNFo DEL
"CATANo STARS

Sensational resulto oil desafio llevado
a efecto en- Cataho, el iiltimo domingo,
entire las novenas "Catafio stars" la
"compaiiia c., del RegimieIto sssenta
y cinco, en- el cua1 resulto victoriosa In
primera por un sinnuInero de carreras.
FL terrible pitcher Mendoza (Canoa)
de los soldados, fu6 destrozado por las
huestes del McGraw catahense, hasta Ell
extremo de llevarle, muchas Veces, la
esfsride los dominios de nadie.
Este desafio sirvi6 como practica a
los muchachos de Catano, quienes Sc
proponen apabullar cualquier pitcher
que Sc les pare delante
Fu6 de notarse la gran ammonia y en-
tusiasmo que existi6 entire ambas move
mas durante ell desafio, debieudose este
en- parte la discipline desplegada por
nuestro camsrada Grafa.
Sc distinguieron en- este desafio Luis
Cruz, quien degoll6 una hermosa Inca;
Pedro Rodriguez, por haber hecho una
efciente labor Ell su posici6n y Jose San
tana, Quien esta progresando tanto en-
Ell box, que no es de dudarse que Ell no
leiano dia sea un pitcher estrella en-
Puerto Rico.
Y para terminar csta rcsena, debo co
municar al amigo Grafa, que traiga
una novena mas fuerte, pues Ia del do
ningo result6 bastan.e foja para los
muchachos del Chino que lie estan dan
do duro la redonda.
UN ENTUSIAsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-22
I'm mOVimi eDtO en-
contra de la lev
vOISt0ad
LOS Candidates
"sECOs" DERRoTADos

WASHINGTON, abril 49, For vez
primera desde que la liga contra las
cantina5 sopl6 su sliento seco aobre los
Estados Unidos, dejando arido su te-
rTitor.o, los elenentos 'qlbsraics'' del
eongyeso principian Greer. seromente,
cue la corriente popular Sc esta volvien
CO contra La ley volstead y con tanta
tEAsa, que es precise modifcarla, pro-
tablemente dando entrada Ia cerveza
les vines.
Los encmigos de la llamaia ley
SEGA, antcs dc ahora, han dicao que
e. sentimiento del pueblo es opuesto
al volteadisnlo, pero sin seguridad. In
Ia actualidad 10 proclanlan sincera So
guramente, y ST. creencia es ccr aartida
roz TN ndmero sorprendente de congre
sistas 'seccs".
Tres notables victorias s'Lberales"
registratas en- las urnas eIectcrsles en-
e. curse de la semana corriente, han
centribuido en- gran parte a modifcar
ST act.tud, saber:
Q) En- el distrito treinta siete del
congreso, de Nueva York ell juez Frank
Irvine, del partido dem6crata. decla-
landose thdmedo estuvo punto de
ser eIegido, teniendo su contriacante,
Mr.. Lewis Henry, republicano. una ven
taja de solo 5000 votos. Este, Ell un
distrito que, normalmente. es republica
no .hasta la m6dula.
(2) En- ell distrito doce del congress-,
de Illinois, Ell representante Ira c. Cop
Icy. del partido republican, de Aurora,
unc de los miembros mas antiques de
"a delegation dc dicho estado, tue de-
rotado en- las elecciones por Ell candi-
liberal, Frank R. Refs.
(3) En- cl distrito diez y scis del
ccngreso. de Illinois, Ell representantc
Clifford Ireland, del partido republica
nc de Peoria, fue derrotado por Mr..
William e. Hull Las caracterissicasl ne
tas de Ia tsnlpsna fueron seca'' Y
'hilmedan respectivamente.
La derrota de estos veteranos de
Illinois ha creado una situacion en- Ia
eamara que Sc asemeja el panico.
Copley servia un sexto t6rrirc y su
victoria Sc creia segura. sicmp1e ha
votadc por Ia 'sequia'
ireland servia su tercer tSrnlino y
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-22
Ell NEW COLOMBIA DEREoTA
AL s'PoNCE MOSAIC

Ell domingo por la mahana tuvo lu-
gar en- el Campo Atl6tico de esca ciu-
dad, un importante desafio de base ball
Cntre los equipos juniors New Colon
hia" y ''Ponce Mosaic. Despn5s de
Der luchado ambos equipos por cbtener
Ia victoria, sali6 triunfante el primero
cen ell sigrientc score:
New Colombia 0 I03 2 0 z o 1-10
Ponce Moaoic'' 01o1 o-6
Este desaffo Sc celebro dentrc del
mayor orden y compostura, exception
Ge dos tres simpatizadores de uno y
ctro team que debido sus cntuslaslnos
sc excitaron. En- cuanto los umpires,
cstuvieron muy ajustados.
Els de cspeIarse que estos dcs equipos
vuelvan encontrarse nuevamente.
cues los muchachos del ''Poncs Mo-
saie' estan dispuestos a recuporar sus
laureles perdidos.
Felicitamos al Conde Rosa por 10
blen que jugaron sus muchachos lie
aconsejamos sigan practicando para
cue, en- no muy lejana fecha, puedan
declarsrss campeones entire los equipos
Juniors de la localidad.
Los jugadores del "sPonce Mosaic" !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-22
"HUMAcAoa VS.. "JAcAoUAs'

FL domingo 16 del corriente iuinos
visitaaos por la famosa novena luna
Gao STARS. campe6n del Este. In ell
jCcgo de la mafiana, fueron derrctados
los hunacaefios por un score de IL a
4, teniendo los muchaehos del este que
Ic.ler dcs lsnzadores; el prhncro de
clos fue puesto fuera de consbate Ell
Ice primeros innings; Jallass siguio
lanzando por su novena. pero fuerol
yanos todes sus esfuerzos, porgrc sin
rie6ad lie era castigada la bola.. Aeon
seje la novena ''IIumacao' rracti-
cue IN POGO mas la pelota, y uSGa de
discusiones amigo Jallase; hay que CO.
Roeer las reglas Gel base bali. para no
caeS en- ciertos errores, que para un
jugador como listed son cens;rables.
FL juego de la tarde fue mas renido,
Zero no hubo gran concurrencia debido
10 sucedido por la mafana. Lanz6
por Humacao Jalase, y por Jacaguas
Emilio. saliendo derrotado ell Hunacao
por score de 5 4.
Manuel. nuestro "slugger' fue la
victima; parece que no quiere seguir
ostentando ell bald6n de IRON MAN,
como popularmente lie llamamcs, pues
no pudimos verle 6ar sus acostumbra-
dos cuatro esquinas; Manuel esse vez
hos abandona dejandose derrotar por
Jallase, que supo darle duro a la
pslota, mientl2s nuestro ''slugger" fu6
struck-outs" cinco veces durante los
dos juegos. Mas consecuente con las
practicas, querido player. que nuestro
pablico lie estima y lie quiere.
Felicito al nuevo manager de la no
vcna sr. virgiliO Rodriguez, por la
victoria alcanzada sobre 81 Humacao, y
cue nuevos laureles conquiste en- ell
futGro.
uRAKERp
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MoNsANT.
ABoNANDo NUEvE cERos

Eada dijimos cuando el dia 9 del
corriente ell "Mayagiiez regalara
carifosamente" diez v ocho argo-
las" al "coamo'' para que retornaran
c6modanente en- ''nueve bicicletas
Permanecimos nudes muy pesar nues
tro, pues no somcs de los cue Sc
serprenden facilmente con una derrota
iaas menos grande. La proeza de Ma
yagiiez en- ese dia fue admirable y
.reconooemos que la labor de lcs "Car-
ecnales'' fue excelente. mientras el
Coamo'', tanto al bate como en- Ell
campo estuvo bastante torpe
Ahola pasemos al juego celeb-ado en-
ire el Coamo y el Escogido Army
telcbrado en- Coamo el domingo rr6xi-
mo pasado. En- dicho juego los HES
csnoss Sc portaron bien, trabaiando co
mo heroes, Y todos los jugadores hicie
xo1s Ia xs4araaess kaainr6xaagn snY,es nry1inY1