davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
La tenlporada doIninicana ems. ].
Ell Colectiya' es vencido por un score de 4 a
l.-Rengel admirable en- el caj6n.-LOs numerOsOs
erOres del team boricua OcasiOnan su derrota

Ell sabado, a las $3.50 empez6 el
anunciado desafio entire las "Estre-
Has DominicanAs" y ell "Colectiva",
en- la Liga de Puerta de Terra.
Ell "grand stand" ell campo Sc
hallaban completamente llenos de
fans" avidos de presenciar la lucha
entire estas novenas.
He aqui ell cline up":
ESTRELLAS DOMINICANAS:-
Pedro Augusta (Carinoso), right
field; Diogenes, scgunGa; Mateo (Me
dalla), primera; Pinao, tercera; San,
central field hasta ell cuarto inning
y en- los demas pitcher; Pajarito,
left field; Guagua, catcher; Rene,
short stop; Nero, pitcher, (sustiufdo
en- ell Guarto inning, en- ell cual entra
Ninin al central; Manuel Henrfquez,
Manager.
COLECTIVA:- Victoriano, prime
ra; Brown, tercera, Guaja, segunda; /;
Liborio, central field; Velocidad, short
stop; Roman, right field; Monchile,
left field; Net, catcher; Y Rengel
pitcher.
Antes de empezar ell juego, ell ac.
two coronel de la Policfa Insular,
Mr.. Bennett, lanz6 la primera bola,
que fue Strike. Los dbminicanos
van al bate.
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sETIMo INNING

Estrellas: Guagua palea por ter
cera y es out en- primera. Rene da
bonlbo por el IF que mata Monchile.
Ninin palea por primera pero Vic
toriano lie da out sin ayuda. CERO.
NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva Ron1an struck out. Mon
chile manda la bola por la segunda
pero es out en- primera. Madagascar
palea (bate de emergencia) por Net
pero es out. Rengel struck out.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
LA COMIsION INTERNACIO-
NAL A GUEBZE


CoNsTANTINoPLA, octubre 10.
LA Comisi6n International ha sali-
do esta maiiana las nueve con direc-
ci6n a Guebze con el fin de trazar la
Inca divisoria entire la zona de Cha
max v los Estrechos.
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Omitted Press, via All America Gables

LONDREs, octubre 14.-En los cir
culos militares Sc ha declarado esta
tarde haberse recibido un despacho ur-
gente de Atenas segln el cual patru-
las de caballeria turca, contravinien-
do el protocolo de Mudania, invade
ron anoche la zona neutral por la par
te de Inuk.
FL Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio
res ha ofrecido comunicar dentro de al
gunas horas notacias mas explicitas
acerca de los hechos.
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Los NAcIONALIsTAS NO IN
TENTAN VIOLAR LA IONA
NEUTRAL
CoNsTANTINoPIA. octubr,

CoNsTANTINoPLAA octubre Is.
Iii Alto Comisionado Britanico ha
notifcado LOndres cue los elemen-
tos nacionaEistas no intentan vioiar,
como Sc habia dicho la zona neutral,
y que han dado garantias positivas de
que respetara ell convenio de Mudania.
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iSERIAN LOS CULPABLES DEL
HUNDIMIENTo LOS MIsMoE
ALEMANES

Considerando la embriaguez de los
marinos germanos sus actos espanto-
SOS en- "a guerra submarine, SUI rem
cor de vencidos en- la paz, muchos de
los pass tsros nos hemos preguntado
con horror, 81 no serfan esos ulismOs
narinos los culpables del hundim;en-
to. No serian ellos mismos los que c1u-
ss.on la catastrofe con voluntad crimi
(COntinia en- Ia Ga. pag.l
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UNA ANENAZA DEL
GENERAL PLASTIRAS
CoNsTANTTNoPLAL octubre

coNsTANTINoPLA octubre 15.
El general Plastiras, comandante en-
jefe de las tropas griegas que ocupan
Tracia ha declarado en6rgicamente que
defenders hasta 10 dltimo dicha pro-
vincia, pesar de 10 acordado en- la
cOnferencia dc nEudania.
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ultima HORA
LOS DEsAF1os DE AVER

LOS DEsAFIos DE AVER
A continuation nos comp 'acemos en-
publican, per carecer de tempo para
escribir la cronica, ell resultado de los
juegos entire Ell ''Puerto Rico" las
sEstrellas dominicanas'
MANANA:
s.Estrellas' Q % o 90 0 o.
''P. Rico flo 8 2 0 0-12
TARDE:
"Estrenas' 90 1901 Ks
s.P. Rico'' 900 5 90 O x KS
Ell juego fue suspendido en- Ell oc-
tavo inning debido a Ia oscuridad.
PONCE VS.. "HUMAcAo"
Los informes que nos fueron sunni
nistrados aseguraban que Humacao"
venci6 por dos contra ! en- ell juego de
la mafiana, pero fue derrotado en- Ell
de la tarde.
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(De ''El HeraldO de cuba'')

Anoche, las siete y media, nega-
ron en- ell Governor Cobb" Ell tenien
te Adriano Reyes Y los sdbditos espa-
fioles sefiores Manuel Alvarez, Saliva
dor Fernandez y Gerardo Prats, nau-
fragos del vapor Hammonia" que
fueron salvados por ell "Kainfauns
Castle v conducidos a. Southampton.
Mas de doscientas personals, entire IA
miliares y amigos de los n3ufragos, acu
dieron darles la bienvenida a los
muelles del Arsenal los cuales, la
llegada del barco, presentaban un as
pecto de singular animaci6n. Una e
gi6n de reporteros y de fotografos pu-
lulaban entire la ansiosa multitud de-
seosos de apoderarse de las siluetas
de los naufragos y de sus primeras de-
claraciones.
Las manifestations del teniente Re
yes y de sus tres compaferos coinciden
perfectamente, al menos en- sus deta-
lies principales.
Un&nimemente declaran los naufra-
gos que para clos es todavia un mis-
terio Ell hundimiento del 'Hammonia !;
niegan enfaticamente que una furiosa
tempestad hubiera causado Ell Iundi-
miento, aunque afirman que es cierto
aue habfa una fuerte marejada; du-
dan de que ell barco hubiera tropezado
con un derelicto, su salida de VII
90; formulan cargos terribles contra
los marineros triulantes de segundo
orden del 'Hammonia'', que fueron
los primeros en- abandonar ell barco, ale
iandose del lugar de "a tragedia, en-
horrendo estado de embriaguez en-
tonando teanciones grotescas; elogian
la conducta del captain de los prin
cipalas oficia'es del buHue naufrago
v admiten que la cat$strofe ha tenido
mayores propcrciones que las que les
han dado, para atenuarlas, los parties
consoladores de la Hamburg America
Line.
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NO HUBo TEMPEsTAD Ell DrA
DEL HUNDIMIENTo

A la una de la tarde del dfa ocho
de setiembre salimos de vigo a bordo
del "Hammonia''. Ell cielo estaba pro
fundamente azul y ell mar, por su tran
quilidad, parecia, como suele decirse,
una balsa de aceite. La mayor algeria
reinaba bordo. Despues de algunas
horas de feliz navegaci6n, empez6 a
soplar una fuerte brisa Y e. mar emre-
20 a agitarse un POGO. A ESQ de las
ocho de la noche, cuando la mayor par
te de los pasaieros Sc hallaban reclui-
dos en- sus camarotes, los que atn nos
paseabamos en- la cubierta, gozando de
las exquisitas v frivolas charlas de a
bordo, sentimos un ruido extraho, que
provenia, seguramente, del departamen
TO de maquinas No hicimos case. El
buque continuaba su marcha.
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MUsTAFA KEMAL
EN- BROUSSA

CoNSTANTINoPLA, octubre 15.-
Mustafa Kemal lego el viernes por
la noche a Broussa
Fue saludado por las autoridades To-
Gales distinguidas personalidades.
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ISMET PASHA RECIBE LAS
FELICITACIONES DE
MUSTAFA

CONsTANTINoPLA, octubre 15.-
Mustafa Kemal felicit6 entusiastamen
te a Ismot Pasha por el exito del con-
venio de Mudania.
Fl jefe kemasista diio Ismet que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
FRANCIA ESPERA CONOCER
LAS MANIFESTACIONES DE
LLOYD GEORGE

PARIS, octubre 15.-La opini0n pl-
blica Ia mostrado ell mas vivo interes
por conocer las manifestations que hi
20 aver en- Manchester, Lloyd George.
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MORGAN cUARDA REsERvt

PARIS, octubre 15.-El senior Nor
gan ha rehusado hacer manifestations
a la prensa con relaci6n los aconteci
mientos.
So'amente Sc limit6 a desmentir
los informes de que Sc estuviera ges-
tionando una sconferencia de banque-
ros.
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QUINTO INNING

Estrellas :-Ninin sustituye a San,
quien coge ell cajon y Sc porta formi
dablemente. Ninfn palea por ell SIS
Y es out en- primera Pedro Augusta
manda la bola por ell LF pero es out.
Di6genes palea por el pitcher y es
out en- primera. NINGUNA CARRE
RA, NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva:- :-Rengel SAGA un palito
por ell SIS pero es out en- primera.
Victoriano struck out. Brown SAGA
una rola por ell SIS Y es out en- pri-
mera. CERO. NINGUN HIT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
JOHN PIERMONT MORGAN
LEGO A PARIS

PARIS, octubre ia las cuatro y
ounce de la tarde de aver lego es-
ia ciudad, procedente de Londres, ell
financiero norteamericano j. P. Nor
gan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
PRIMER INNING

Estrellas:-Pedro Augusta SAGA un
"hit" por ell SIS Y coge la primera.
Mientras Diogenes esta al bate, dos
errores del "Colectiva" permiten la
entrada al hogar a Pedro Augusta.
Diogenes palea por ell SS, este coge
la bola pero la tira NAL, entrando
Diogenes primera de "safe". Por
error de tiradas coge la segunda. Ma
teo palea un bombo por ell LF pero
ell "fly" es cogido. Diogenes es out
tercera. Nero Sc queda al palo. UNA
CABRERA, NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva:- Victoriano palea entire
la primera Y segunda pero es out en-
primera. Igual sucede Brown, quien
sufre una cafda al llegar a la pri-
mera. Guaja palea por primera Y
Mateo lie Ga out sin ayuda. CERO,
.NINGUN HIT.
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iOha vez Ell case del Oriente?
Con Ia nOticia Iegada de Atenas de que los
turcOs han viOIadO Ia IONA neutral Ia situaci6n
parece cOmpicarse.- .-MusLafa Kenlal Ilega a Brusa

su contribution la causa turca era
inapreciable.
Ambos almorzaron ujnGos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
EL 'SAMPAIO C0RREIA'
Ell sAMPAIo coRREIA LLEGA A
PORT OF SPAIN
Ell MUNDo,

Ell MUNDo,
San Juan,
Port of Spain, 2:4o P. M. (Urgente)
sampaio Correia Lego las $3.50 sin
novedad.
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OCTAVE INNING

Estrellas:- PEDRO Augusta palea
por ell RF entrando en- primera. Dio
genes por segunda entra en- prime
ra y Pedro CORE para la segunda
,donde es out. Mateo da bon1bo por eI
IF pero es out. Piiao palea por ell
CT pero Liborio 10 mata.
CERO. NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva:- Victoriano palea por
;el pitcher pero es out en- prinera.
Brown por el SIS y es out en- primera
tambien. Guaja hitea por primera en-
trando, coge la segunda luego. Lii
lborio palea por la segunda, pero es
out en- primera. CERO. UN HIT.
NOVENO INNING
Estrellas:- San palea por terce-
ra es out en- primera. Pajarito man
da la redonda por ell pitcher, quien
le da out sin ayuda. Guaja palea por
el pitcher pero es out en- primera.
CERO. NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva:- Velocidad struck out,
pero CORE debido que Sc le cae
la bola al catcher, muere en- pri-
mera. Roman palea por el IF pero
es out. Monchile struck out. CERO.
ESTRELLAS 1000 90 o.
COLECTIVA O001 900 OIL
BATERIAS:-- "Estrellasv: Nero
San y Guagua; Collective: Rengel.
Net v Madagascar.
BASES PoR BOLA: Rengel o; Me-
70 q; San o.
UMPIRES: Nichols; en- base Keelan
y Speeven.
ERRORES: por las "Estrellas" /.
(Ren6); Collective" 8, Drown 3;
Velocidad 2; Victoriano 2; Net ID.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
Ell CAPTAIN Sc PORTO
vALERoSANTENTE

FL captain de- 'Hammonia'', Sc
gun nuestras noticias, fue durante la
Guerra europea uno de los altos oficia-
les alemanes que capitaneaban la Ar
mada turca en- los Dardanelos. Segi1n
claran los senores Prats, Fernandez
Y Alvarez e, mencionado captain Sc
porto Jrralerosamenta, acompafiado de
los prir1eros ofictales. permaneciendo
bordo hasta Ultima hora. Cuando Ia
llegada del "Kinfauns CASTLE. va ha-
bian perecido entire las olas numerosos
nifios, mujeres hombres. Muchos ha-
bian caido desde la borda lansados, ba
rridos por Ell oleaje, otros Sc habian
arrojado en- ell paroxismo de "a locu-
ra Y del terror en- medic de las olas y
los mas habian sido estrellados en- los
botes de salvamento contra los costa
COS del 'Hammonia''. Y cuando lego
el Castle muchos cadaveres sur
gian en- torno del buque naufrago, CO.
mo slmbolos tragicos de "a catastrofe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-16
LOS INGLEsEs INcREPAN A LOS
NGARINoS ALEMANES

Nadie puede referir con todos sus
detalles la catastrofe del 'Hammonia' +,
continuaron CIiciendo nuestros infor-
nantes. En- aquellos terribles momen-
tos de angustia, en- que Ia muerte ha-
ce guifios siniestros bailando ligubres
cara bandas sobre las crestas de las
olas, es impossible conservar la nocion
exacta de la reaidad. Apenas queda en-
las retinas un cabrilleo de lucecillas
en- que Sc confunden Ia mole del bu-
que naufrago que Sc sumerge lenta-
mente los rostros desencajados por ell
horror y por la muerte, los cadaveres
que fietsn como leiios inutiles, ,as olas
coronadas de espuma
Ell "Kinfauns Castle. cuyo capi-
tan tripulantes Sc portaron en- Ell SAL
vamento con noble heroismo, realizan-
do proezas increibles extrayendo cuer
ros ateridos Y agonizantes de entire
las olas, nevaron su generosidad hasta
ell extreme de sa var tambien condu-
cir hasta ell puerto de southampton a
los marineros alemanes que, revivien-
do en- plena paz las crueles hazafias de
los submarines, en- plena guerra muer
te, Sc alejaron del lugar del peligro en-
tonando canciones burlescas.
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ro el pitcher 10 mata. CE2O. UN
HIT. n
TERCER INNING
Estrellas Nero hitea por LF
coge la primera. Pedro Augusta pa
lea por la segunda, siendo out en-
primera. A Nero 10 sacan en- la se-
gunda. Diogenes muere en- el hogar.
Mateo plancha y es out. CERO. UN
HIT.
Colectiva: Nero lie da la base por
,bolas Rengel. Victoriano Y Brown
struck out. Guaja palea por ell pit
cher es out en- primera. .CERO.
CUARTO INNING
Estrellas:-Pinao palea por terce
ga y coge la primera por error de
Brown. San SAGA una rola por SIS
es out en- primera. Pinao coge la
segunGa. Pajarito plancha entra
en- primera, mienttas Pinao invade
la tercera. Luego entra a home debi
do un error del catcher. Guagua
palea por el IF y es out Rene pa
lea por ter2cera y es out en- primera.
UNA CABRERA, NINGUN HIT.
Colectiva:-Liborio coge la base
por bolas. Veloeidad palea coge la
primera y luego la segunda. Roman
liga un hit por ell IF coge la Sc
gunda. Liborio entra al home. Velocf
dad fue out. Monchile SAGA un bonn
bo por el CT pero Sc 10 matan. Net
muere en- el hogar en- manos de Me-
ro. UNA CABRERA, UN HIT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

Buy her a Jordan for Christmas.
DIT - 1-n.S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
TWO MEN KILLED
IN GUN BATTLE
AT TERRE HAUTE
Police Strive to Fix Blame for
Shooting Orgy in Lone
Nv Cabin.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind+ Dec. 20
County authorities are trying to fix
the blame in a gun battle staged at
lonely cabin on the banks OF
Greenfield bayou. south OF this city,
early this morning, in which two
men met death
Dawn saw one OF them dying in
st. Enthonys hospital in Terre
Haute and revealed the lifeless form
OF the second lying in the road be-
tween Hutton and Prairieton.
The dead men are Fred Cleveland
and Grover Smith. according to the
deathbed statement OF the shooting
given by Smith.
Smiths story and that OF John
Mullen. the man alleged TO have
done the shooting. varied.
Smith, while dying. made the iol-
lowing statement 20 Police Serst.
Casey:
Gives Dying Statement.
Il am very weak. But III tell you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

how it happened. Niger Jerry
(the man referred 10 is Jerry
Thompson. police say, and Fred
Cleveland and myself were driving
in a Ford and passed a house. We
stopped TO I'LL the radiator. man
came 20 the door He started shoot
Ing. Niger Jerry knows who this
man - who did the shooting. The
ambulance got me and I heard
Cleveland was killed
The ellis ambulance picked up
smith al the first house on the other
side OF Prairieton The driver did
not know who lived there
Shortly after Smith died. Mellon
came into Prairieton with his wife
and three children and told the fol-
lowing story: 4 was called away
from my house about 1850 Wednes-
day morning by four men who
wanted TO know the way TO Prairie
ton. / agreed 10 show them the way
Is soon as I dressed While L was
dressing the three men entered the
house without knocking and de-
manded mule" covering me with
guns saying that was what they
wanted instead OF directions 10
Prair.eton.
lodged, grabbed my gun and
opened fire from behind a door"
One of the intruders fell dead
and another staggered to the door
and fell with two bullet holes
through his abdomen and another
through his lung
Mullins, according to the story.
then called the ellis ambulance
from Terre Haute and brought the
wounded man to the hospital where
he died.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
Convicted Murderers Aver
Yuletide Season Conveys
Slight Significance for
Them; Boyish Slayer Sobs.
BY HARRY X. FDOY
a. y. :. stan Correspondent

STATE NIT E1NITIARY.
JOLIET. IL. Dec. 2O-ChrLstnlas 10
a "Efer" behind prison walls
empty black. a day saddened by
memories Of what was and Leans
o. what mi ht have been
True. there's special dinner. a
movie perhaps. but what's that?
Friends. relatives. loved ones. make
Christmas. Without them the day
is mean. ngIess.
So said two convicted murderers
here today They're "In for l.fs."
To them Christmas, Ike any other
dos. means only iron bars. bleak
stone walls. wasted lives
There's prisoner number $3.50.
He's p. @ farmer boy. Never before
has ne eaten Christmas dinner away
from his mothers table
Last August. crazed with bad IL
quor. ne murdered his bride OF four
months. Three weeks ago he was
brought here lie changed his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
TIGER RETURNS
TO NATIVE LAND
In SULLEN MOOD
Snarling Statements Gre e I
Interviewers Who Meet
Clemenceau at Pier.
By FRANK A. MASON,
n. y. :. stan Correspondent

ifAvRE. France. Dec. 20. ~ The
Tiger returned TO France today In a
suiicn mood
Newspaper men. crowding abou'
former Premier Georges Clemenceau
when he walked down the gangplaEA
from the steamer Paris here today
were met with almost snarIiuE state
meuts.
The interview was false" he
snapped when asked about thu
famous Interview that appeared IN
.he Petit Par.sien. iu which be was
quoted as favor.ng Prest Harding s
Intervention I'm the reparauons pro-
gram and also quoted him as declar-
ing France should Immediately ratlfy
the Washington treaties
Does that mean you are opposed
10 Pres't Hardins's Intervention %
he was asked.
'The interview was false ] have
nothing to say the eN-premier
snapped as he walked away.
Hundreds Greet Tiger.
about hundred or his country
men turned out 10 greet the Tiger.
They ia sed cheer as the squat
figure came into sight walking down
the gauEplauk lie acknowledged
the cheers with a wave OF his hand.
Clemcrceau's son and daughter.
Andre Tardieu. long one OF the
Tigers strongest supporters, Georges
NluGel. formerly chamber OF depu-
ties reporter on the Washington
naval treaty. and several deputies
who have supported Clemenceau,
were out 20 meet the Paris.
MandeI greeted the Tiger very
coldlg Tacdicu Immediately asked
him what the Ruhr statement meant.
Before the former premier could
answer the two-MandeI and Tar-
dieu hustled CIemcnceau away Tor
q private conference. IL was knowa
that they we9e protesting violently
against the views expressed by the
Tiger opposing French occupation Of
tine Ruhr
starts For Motor.
After a quarter OF an hour. Clemen
ceau appeared and started fOT his
motor that was TO take him TO Paris
10 was then ne hurled his denial o:
the interview to- the assembled news
papermeu.
As ne got into his automobile he
again uttered denial adding:
1T was pure Imagination. purely
fantastic said only that fear c,
another World war VIII come If the
Ruhr IS occupied"
Tardieu. standing by. was plainly
plcased by the Tigers denial.
asked If America showed interest
in his visit. the Tiger nodded a vigor-
on reply i'm the Affirmative
Cecile SoreL the noted French ac-
tress. who was aboard the Paris
commented ON the Tigers surliness
81 guess the Tiger is i'm a bad
humar because me was up too late
last night" she said
America is magnificent" she con-
tinued. 81 plan 90 return every
year"
1t was learned after the Pa-ts
locked that at a charity auction
C,emeuceau-s autographed photo sold
for $50 frames while one of Mile
Sorel brought 1000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
STRIKERS CLASH
WITH WORKMEN
Sheriff Restores Order in
Horton, Kan, After Three
Toilers Are Slugged.

HORTON. kans.. Dec. 2O.-(By I.
y. S)-The situation here today was
tense following clashes late yester-
day between striking shopmen OF
the Rock Island railroad and work
ers in the shops.
Elaborate preparations were being
made 10 prevent further clashes to-
day between opposing factions.
The trouble between the strikers
and workers eliminated late yester-
day in an attack by strikers on shop
workers in which three wOrkmen
We're slugged and a battle between
several hundred men Of the oppos-
ing forces was narrowly averted by
prompt acton on the sherifrs part
Buy her a Jordan for Christmas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
Christmas Looms AS Black Day
to Liners Behind Prison Wall

meme for a number.
HIS face is frank, open. boy.sh. HIS
Eancs are nervous. tw..chlng-
because their o~rer 3 just begin
ming 20 realize the enormity OF the
crime they committed.
Fl never was IN trouble before. ="
ne said. thinking back over many
cheerful Christmas days spent at
his home near Morris, H.
Il was raised just as wei as any
boy in the county" he said I
had a good education. 1 never drank
5efore. Now everything is swept
away LIS sad When I think OF IL
/ almost go crazy.
Christmas quer.ed another
"l.fer." convicted i'm 1913 OF muir
derng an actress IN a Chicago hotel.
well. its just about Ike any other
day"
HIS voice was weak. submi ssive
and ne laughed, hollow, meaning
less laugh. SIX years n prison have
made him that way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

Garment Repairing. e. B. clean.
ors adv-354-361
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

Garment Repairing. 3. 3. Clean
ers. adv-354-361.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

X X. X. Cigars not named for a
secret society but after a famous
Yale club. All dealers two for 15c.
Advt.-292-tf.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-18
Too Much Snow.

Abel St. Louis, who is now at
Portland. Oregon, can take warn
ing that there is too much snow"
in this dadbineed north country.
The depth ranges all the way from
eighteen inches from Eagle River
up 70 Conover, and two feet from
there on above State Line. The
depth has not been reported from
over Long lake way, but the av-
erage will no doubt be good and
deep. Still, this section isn't so
very bad off, as the traffic is not
blocked by huge drifts, such as
the southern part of the state is
now endeavoring 10 get rid of.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-01-18
Wednesday

OF the many evidences of re-
turning business confidence and
financial stability under the Re
publican administration, none is
more conclusive than the steady
advance in prices of Liberty
bonds. According to current quo
tations all Liberty bonds are sell
ling today for an average of $40
more on 500 than they were at
the close of the Wilson regime.
The lowest quotation on Liberty
bonds in the open market is not
less than 95, while a year ago
they were averaging around 50,
and some were selling as low
as So. There are over S15,000,0OO-
600 Liberty bonds outstanding
which means an increase to the
holders of over S1,500,000,000 since
the Republicans came into power.