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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
Gingress May Go

1t is believed hat Joe Gingrass,
reg lar pitcher Of the Amboy team
to date, may not be seen in q local
uniform again this season Gingress
has not shown a great deael in the
two contests pitched here. the heavy
hitting of his team mates being re-
sponsible for the two victories.
Three experienced pitchers T ex-
pected TO be available for service
with the Amboys on Sunday after
aeon.
Local fans want a victory In this
contest and they viii expect Mana
ger Poulsen to have a combination
strong enough to beat the Giants
on the field. Fans from various sec-
tons of Middlesex county and the
state are expected here for this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

The Arrows OF Cortlandt street.
wona forfeit game from the Rari-
tans on Sunday. For games with
Arrows address communications 20
Francis Kordir, 745 Cortlandt street.
Washington Midgets Change Name
THE Washington Midgets have
changed their name to the Acme
Midgets, owing to the fact that sew
eral teams playing under the same
nam,. This team defeated the Cres-
cent midgets on Sunday and will
play the Watson midgets next Sun
day. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

Bowling in tip top form last night
George Forman and Art Bagger took
three straight games from Al. Simon
sen and Tip in the Y NJ. G. A, two
man league. The Forman-Bagger
combination turned in an average
team score OF 402 for the three
games. Forman averaging 205 and
Dagger 1877. AL Simoneen annexed
high score honors with q 224 game
and also chalked up a high average
for his team of 1e1.
The first game was won by twenty
ceven pins despite Simonsen's 224
score. Forman made 2l4 In this
game and Bagyer 2os. The second
game was won by ffty-seven pins
Bagger's 1913 being high. The last
game went to Bagger and Forman b,
seventy-six pins. Formafi's 21S being
high.
Tomorrow night at Z o'clock the
teams of Hoffman-Benish and Nal
let-Pappas clash.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock team
Won the industrial yolley ball cham
pionship of the city as the result OF
games played last night In the league
marking the close Of this years tour
nament. The General Bakelite team
won the title last year. The team rep
resenting the Bakelite company fin
ished a close second this year.
The Dry Docks team won last
night without playing the u. s. Cart
ridge team forfeitinc to them. Had
the Dry Docks played and lost a tie
for first would have existed between
the Bakelite and Dry Docks. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

For q number of years off hand
shooting was not very well known
in this section of the country but the
last few years many of the state
and national matches wero run off in
this manner. OFF hand shooting is
the hardest of all methods.
Petersen's cor vas made out of
a possible 200. Shoots of this kind
probably will be held once a month
in the future and in this manner
higher scores "a be expected.
Great plans are being made by
the rife club for the coming out
door season. The club has been ac-
tive during the winter on its indoor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL IEAGUE
RESULTS
NnAa.-AI Knn.

NhtlOUhl LthRu0
New York. 4; Brooklyn. 8.
Boston, ~: Philadelphia, 10.
Chicago. 8: Cincinnati, i.
American League
New York, g.: Washington, Z.
Boston, s: Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago, S; st. Louis 8.
Detroit, 6; Cleveland, S.
International League
Jersey City, 8: Buffao. g..
Newark, s: Syracuse, 2.
Newark, 8; Syracuse, 4.
Reading, .; Toronto z. (1st game
I'd postponed.)
Baltimore, 9; Rochester. 8.
GAMES TO-DAY
National League
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis,
American League
New York at Washington
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago.
International League
Jersey City at Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimire at Syracuse.
Reading at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
(High school CORRESPONDENTS

ti11Su GCuuOl
/ Paul Rasmussen's scratch single
I'm the ninth inning decided the base
ball contest between the Perth AM
boy and Leonardo high school.teams
lon the Rarltan Copper Works field
yesterday afternoon. The final score
was Amboy 8, Leonardo z. This
was the locals second game of the
season but their first with a high
school nine. Rasmussen's safety
scored Larson and Rhodes in the last
Of the ninth after the visitors had
taken the lead in the first half of the
same inning by scoring two counters.
Nuns" Nedswicki was on the
mound for the local team and his
offerings vel maced for ten safe
ties. He struck out seventeen batters
and walked two. Jones for the
Leonardo team allowed eleven hits,
struck out seven, walked two and hit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
Pershinr Lnniors Min

The Pershing Juniors, formerly
tho Bowery nine, met and defeated
the Maurer Giants on Sunday by a
1910 score. For games with Per-
shings write A. Lampart. SIS
Charles street, or phone 200S-M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

The boxers on the card for n
boxing show to be staged in Carteret
the third Thursday in this month are
at work preparing for their respec-
tive contests.
Some stiff opposition is carded for
the Perth AM oy high school base
ball team this season. Almost every
week there will be a home and a
travelling game.
Ed "Blackie" Regain and Harry
McEnroe are going good with the
Danville nine in the PIEDMONT
league. Regan is playing the out
field and McEnroe is doing duty at
the difficult corner.
Joe Lopchick. crack New York
basketball player, is scheduled to
make his initial appearance OF MS
career on the New Brunswick ave-
nue. auditorium court Saturday night.
The bowling season on the local
Y. M. C. A. alleys will be closed in
about two weeks time. The two-man
tournament has attracted considera-
BILE interest this half of the season.
II the Speedways defeat the Perth
Amboys at the Auditorium on Satur-
day night there will be another con-
test between these teams the follow
ing Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
GRAMMAR BOYS
SCORE VICTORY.
Hard Fought Game Played on
Wonderland Park Diamond
Yesterday Afternoon 4

Miss I. B. Miller's Grammar
school baseball team defeared the
st. Mary's nine in the eighth inning
of a hard fought contest on the Won
derland Park field yesterday after
oon The final score was 15-14
and the contest was originally
scheduled for seven innings. Both
teams scored seven runs in the zeF-
enth.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
ARGONNE PINBCYS LOSE
/. FIRST BOWLING MATCH

The Argonne Pinboys lost their
first bowling match of the season on
saturday. Three games were drop
bed to the South Amboy Pinboys.
simon Kolerick of the Argonne
sam carried off high score and high
verage honors.
n The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
TriangIes Claim Forfeit

The Triangles claim a forfeit
game from the Puritans for their
failing to appear on last Sunday.
For games with Triangles write to
Anthony Dobrosky, 319 Hall venue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
sIavjsb Midrets Want C.r,e

The Slavish Midgets would like
to arrange games with light midget
teams, averaging from 8 to 10 years
Of age. Address all communications
to Allen McQuarie, 225 Meade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
FLYER O Win

The Flyer Seconds opened their
home season on Sunday afternoon by
easily defeating the Peerless nine Of
this city. The final score was "a.
D. DAILY. 525 State street is manager
OF the Flyers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
Franklins wand GAINES

The Franklins would like to ar
range games with other midget
teams such as the American midgets
and National midgets. Challenges
to be sent to Thomas Kovak, 654
Charles street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
AMBOY LIGHT JUNIORS
WIN At MT. LORETTA

The Amboy Light Junior baseball
team defeated the Mt. Loretto Jun
ior nine on the latter's diamond 6-s
last Sunday. Kidd pitched for the
visitors.
The box score:
Amboy Light juniors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

CIoyers win Exhibition

The Glover nine of Carteret de-
feated a combination known as the
Crescents in an exhibition game
Sunday by a 20 score. F. H.
Green. 1879 Pershing avenue, Carter
ct is manager of the Clovers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
PAGERS Win In Ninth

The PAGERS defeased the Eagles OF
South River in a ninth inning rally
on Sunday afternoon by a 81 score.
For games with PAGERS write M.
Shihar, 3e1 East avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

Leonardo -. 0 / 8 1 0 0 0 0 ct
Amboy ...... 3 0 zoos 0 0 0 2-8
The summary: Two base hits, Sea-
man, Rhodes, 2. Bases on balls, off
Nedswicki, 2; Jones, 2. Struck out,
by Nedswicki, IT; Jones, z. Double
plays, Martin to Rhodes, to Wester-
field. Hit by pitcher, Jones (West-
erfeld). Umpire, Pick" Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
South Amboy
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Perth
Amboy Gas Light Company for the cleo
Hon OF directors ans the transaction OF
<Qeh other business as may properly come
7eforc the nesting. will be held at the Of
bee OF the Company, No. 206 Smith street,
ffrth Amboy, N. j., Monday, May 7th,
Itz3, at r. o'clock noon.
A. +. RnlTEMEYER,
&5Ax-assQ-At Secretary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
Meadowbrooks win Second

The Meadowbrooks Juniors won
their second game on Sunday when
they defeated the Lutheran Juniovs
by a Z to 6 score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
ST. Msrys

Summary-Home runs. Zalart 2.
Laubach l, Courtney /. Struck out
by, Snyder II, Kafton s, Fauble, !.
Bases on balls, of Snyder 3, Ksfton
2. Fauble 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
c. PETERSEN
COPS HON0RS
Makes 172 Score in OFF
Hand Shooting Match
For April

George Petersen COPIED first hon
ors in an off hand shooting contest
staged on the indoor range of the
Perth Amboy Rifle Club during the
month of April.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Two heavy hitting teams are
scheduled to clash on the 'Raritan
Copper Works field this Sunday af-
ternoon, the Royal Cofored Giants
and the Amboye.
Jersey City COPIED at least two
honors in the Elks state bowling
league this season, first place in the
league. standing and the individual
high score championship.
The next boxing show for this
county is scheduled for New Bruins
wick next Monday night. Several
men from this vicinity are on the
program for this date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

Members of the Police Social Club
of the local department will give
considerable attention to range
practice this summer. Bernard
Toolan Is one of the best shots on the
force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

Floyd Johnson, recent heavyweight
sensation, will be made or broke in
his bout with Jess Willard at New
York City in about two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

Final arrangements have been
made for the departure Of the local
Y. NJ. c. A. volley ball team to Chi
cago next Wednesday night. The
best teams in the country will be
engaged in the Chicago tournament.
The basketball season in Newark
will be closed a week from next Sun
day night. On this date the Nation
al Turner's and the Bayview Wheel
men will clash in the deciding game
of their city series.
Everything is set for the opening
OF the Aquehonga baseball team at
Tottenville field mex Sunday after
noon. The All Collegians will fur
nish the opposition in this game.
Manager Nat Cohen of the local
high school track team is preparing
the local representatives for partici-
patton in the Rutgers Prep school
event at New Brunswick this Satur-
day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27
MUN1cIP1o DE SAN JUAN
DepartamentO de Instrucei6n
Curse 1923-24

Aviso de Matricu1a Escolar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27
Tenia Que Andar Con Mule
tas y Ahora; a Los O.
Amos Sc Siente Mmy
Bien
Sembr6 atendi6 S5 Acres de Maiz y
aln Sc siente mUy bien.

Ell senor M. Oxburger de Sheffield,
ILL.,, manifesto: "Les escribo para IN
formarles 10 que Nuga-Tone ha he
eho por mi. Estuve en- CANA durante
una semana y cuando me levante te-
MIA que andar con muletas. Un amigo
me regalo una hoja de pedido Y me
recomendo que ordenara un frasco de
Nuga- Tone y 10 probara. No habia
terminado un frasco cuando va estaba
hacienda todos mis- trabajos. Are, sem
bre atend1 35 acres de mafz, ayude
a amontonar ell heno aun me siento
muy bien. Tengo 81 amos de edad."
Los lectores de este periodico ha-
llaran que Nuga-Tone es un remedio
maravillcso para estos casos. Pruebe-
10. Es tan simple, facil de tomar Y tan
effective que en- muy pocos dlas sc sor
prendera usted de 10 bien que Sc sien-
tie. Aunenta la fuerza ell vigor vi
gorifica La sangre, los nervios ell cuer
po en- general de una manera rapida.
Produce un sueno tranquilo repara-
dor, estinula ell hfgado v regula IA
cilmente las funcioAes del est6mago v
de los intestinos. Es garantizado de
una manera positiva dar buenos re-
sUitados dinero devuelto. Vease- la
garantfa en- cada frasco. Es recomen-
dado, garantizado Y vendido en- todas
las droguerfas, puede obtenerse di-
rectamente remitiendo $1.00 al Ma
tional Laboratory, 1016 S. Wabash
Ave-, Chicago, I'll.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27
A soldados espafioles que
cayeron en- la Guerra His
pano-Americana.

sera exito complete y digno de sin
cero y patriotico aplaudir, 81 llega a
instalarse inaugurarse ell 12 de octu-
bre 1928.
Ha sido labor de unos pocos y par
ticular esfuerzo de buenas y fieles vo-
luntades.
En- la CRoNICA DE LA GUERRA
HISPANo- AMERICANA de Rivero,
trazase y relatase la caballerosidad y
gallardia del captain VERNON del
Ejercito americana que cerc6, defendi6
y adore la tumba del desconocido SOL
dado espafol, caido en- la Iona DEL
MUERTo.
Basado en- ese relate, al caballeroso
americana Inspector de Escuelas de
Yauco, Mr.. Milner-casado con la hi
ia Gle un captain espahol-en DECORA
TIQN DAY, reuri6 varios amigos enrede
dor de la Banda de la Guardia Nacional
fu6ronse a la Iona DEL MUERTo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27
LA GRECA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
NUEvA SALUD DE RENO

No hay NADIA que pueda traer aiivio y
salud con mas rapidez todas aquellas
intermediates peculiares de la mujer como
este notable remedio. NaeVa Salnd dc
Reno corrige abundancia. escasez 0 irregu-
laridad en- Ia menstruacion regulariza la
palpitaclon del corazon. cura los desmayos,
alivia infamaciones, detiene descargos y
fortalece los organos fin de que puedan
funcionar regularmente sin c1usar angus
tias o dolores. Tome I'd. una botela y
notara una mejoria sorprendenfe en- su
salud. lie librara de dolores de cabeza,
dolores en- Ia espalda extenuaci6n.
Naeva SGlnd de Reno da salud acci6n
natural todo el sistema. Compre una
botella hoy nismo. De venta en- todas
las droguerias.
S. B. LEONARDO & CO.. Fsbrieantss. New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27

La matricula escolar Sc llevara a
efecto, para todas las escuelas elemen-
tales, (Grammar Schools) de esta Mu-
nicipalidad, los dias %, (martes), 20,
(miercoles) 80, (jueves), del corrien-
te agosto, desde las $3.50 a 1880 A. M.
y 1870 4:3O P. M, en- las ofcinas de
los Principales Maestros Encargados
de las escuelas siguientes:
Baldorioty de Castro, del grado 70.
al 3d.:
Lincoln, del grado 10. al Co.;
Jose Julian Acosta, del grado 10. al
Co.;
Rafael Maria de Labra, del Go. al 3d.;
Lucchetti, del 10. al 60;
Padre Rufo yPedro Goico en- la es-
cuela Padre Rufo del grado 10.
al Co.;
Rafael Cordero Tras Talleres en-
Rafael Cordero del grado 10. al Co.;
Luis Mufioz Rivera (Edificio Nuevo
Melilla en- Munoz Rivera del
grado 10. al Co.;
Julian B. Blanco, del 10. al 4o.;
Brumbaugh, del 10 al Co.;
Laureano ). Vega, del 10. al 5o.;
Barrio Obrero del 10. al 3d.;
Seran matriculados los nifios de edad
escolar del municipio de San Juan Que
no hayan asistido con anterioridad a
las escuelas p1blcas; los procedentes
de la Isla de escuelas privadas; y los
procedentes de las escuelas publicas de
San Juan que no tenga tarjeta de ma
tricuia
En- cuanto la matricula de la Cen
tral High School" Sc llevara cabo en-
Ia siguiente forma:
Cuarto Aho,- Lunes, 81 de 300 a
11:O0:
Tercer Aao,- Lunes, 27 de 1870 a
4:3O;
Segundo Aho,- Martes, % de 500
11:o0; y de 1850 400;
Primer Ano,- Microbes, 20 de 800
1900; Y de 1870 400.
Debemos advertir que sin un aumen-
to de maestros nos sera possible acomo-
car solamente un ndmero hmitadisimo
de alumnos de noveno grado. La ma
tricula de noveno grado Sc llevara a
crecto en- la Central High School, en-
Santurce, no matriculandose nadie en-
ia escuela Baldorioty de Castro.
J. GONZALEZ GINORIo,
Comisionado Municipal de ms
trucci6n P1blica. Advt.
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IMAM

Sc FsgaIR la oFaci6n de ia pIs-
dra imam quien la pida por CO.
rreo enviando 5 selIos roios pa
ra 81 frAnqueo' e. imam sirve pa
ra tener fortuna en- amores, Via
les, luegos, flcgocios y casamien-
fos. o. Rodriguez. San Andres,
10. MarIanao. Cuba
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27
CONCEPTOS EQUIVOCADOS DEL
SR. DON RICARDO PESQUERA
SOBRE UNA COMPANIA DE MA
DUMAS DE COSER, CON Ell
FIN, SIN DUDA, DE GRAN
JEARLE DESAFECTOS
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R,
Muy distinguido senor:

ny QIoliuS
En- la edici6n del II de Agosto del
ano actual de su popular intere-
sante diario, el senor Don Ricardo
Pesquera, de una manera POGO me-
ditada, lanza injustifcables acusa-
clones contra la Compania Singer
Sewing Machine; todo, porque en- ell
American Magazine" de septiembre
de 1928, en- la pagina No. As, aparece
una entrevista con ell Gerente de
ventas de la mencionada Companfa,
presentandonos una fotograffa, en-
que aparecen conduciendo maquinas
en- parihuelas cuatro hombres, por
nuestros desastrosos caminos rurales;
y, permitanos sefor Director que,
por amor q la verdad en- cumpli-
miento de nuestro deber, como viejo
empleado de tan honorable Corpora
cion, salgamos en- defensa de ella,
proclamando, desde luego, que no
puede haber intencion alguna de
offender a Puerto Rico con la pu-
blicacion de esa fotograffa, que solo
expresa el rudo trabajo que hace-
mos los empleados portorriquefios, al
llevar las maquinas los apartados
hogares que hay entire las abruptas
montaflas de nuestra rica hermosa
isla. Bien es verdad que tenemos
(igracias al que trajo las gallinasD
muy buenas carreteras que unen
nuestras principales poblaciones; pc
ro afirn1ar que, en- la actualidad, no
existen en- Puerto Rico pesimos ca
minos rurales y vecinales, es pre-
tender tapar el cielo con la mano,
confesar que sc desconoce por COM
pleto ell pals en- que Sc ha nacido, 81
tai afirmacion la hece un portorri-
queio de pura cepa.
Empero, 81 deseamos la mejora de
esas Was de communication, que tan
necesarias Sc hacen para ell trafico
de los productos que Sc importan
de los que Sc han de exportar, no he
mos de lograrlo con faIsedades, nj
con astos de potriotismo de campo
mario; sino con la verdad monda
hronda, que solo offender puede los
lnteresados en- que ell NAL persista.
FL que suscribe, Representante de
Ia Singer Sewing Machine Co.," en-
los Districts de Mayagdez y Aqua
dilla, durante mas de nueve amos, ha
tenido que conducir maquinas con di-
f5cuttGd en- mulas en- parihuefas
por caminos de pedregales intransi-
tables; bueno serfa que ell sefior
don Ricardo Pesquera, pusiera en-
juego su autoridad infuencia, que
gestione ante los Municipios de Ia
lsla, que den preferente atenci6n
esos camlnos,. para mejorarlos v ha-
cerlos de facil transito. La Compa-
MIA Singer, que de mucho tempo ha
viene trabajando en- Puerto Rico, anna
nuestro pueblo y ha hecho lie
esta hacienda mucho bien, emplean-
do padres de familia portorriquenos
y por medic de las maquinas vendi-
das por toda la Isla, ha contribuido
a proporcionar nuestra sociedad
un medic de ayudarse en- ell diario
sustento de la vida. Els, pues, la
Singer una Compania digna de en-
comic Y no de ofensas por nonadas.
Graeias sei1or Director, por la in
sercion de estos parrafos en- su muy
leido periodico, quedo de usted,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-27
MOnunlentO en- Ia Iona del MuertO

desbrozaron Ell suelo, repararon la en-
palizada de alambre deteriorada, la es-
posa de Mr.. Miner coloc6 artistica CO.
roma de flores naturales sobre la tum-
ba, Mr.. Miner en- asta preparada-iz6
gallarda bandera espafola de seda y la
Banda de la Guardia Nacional de Yau
co hizo DIR acordes de la Marcia Real
espaiola y del Himno de Washington.
Tuve la suerte y ell gusto de negar
a Yauco al siguiente dfa del suceso-
VILLA CANTABRIA esta cerca de
Yauco y voy con frecuencia y un CRU
po de amigos espafoles que con aplau-
SO comentaban ell acto caballeresco del
Inspector Miner, comisionaronme pa
ra que en- nombre de la Colonia hispa-
na fuera a darle las gracias, 10 cual
tuve ell honor de hacer con sumo gusto,
y en- articu1os publicados en- Ell NUN
DO Ell Ola comente aplaudi ell
trascendental y gallardo suceso.
Ante Ell conocimiento del hecho por
la prensa, ell espafiol residente en- Pom
&c Miguel Busquet, expontaneamente
asumi6 iniciativas p,ausibles envi6
circular sus compatriotas instandolos
que contribuyeran erigir ell Monu-
mento de la Iona DEL MUERTO, y
design6 la acreditada casa de D. Joa-
quin Dfaz de Yauco para centro de re-
caudacion de fondos.
d. Joaquin Diaz acept6 ell diffciI CO.
metido de recaudador, en- nombre de
varios compatriotas de Yauco, Sc COM
prometi6 contribuir con cantidad i'm
portante para cooperar a la enecci6n del
Monumento de la Iona DEL MUER
TO,
Pero... como el seflor Busquet limit6
las Quotas a 25 centavos Y adenas no
Sc hicieron gestiones directas, solo ha-
bian ingresado los dos meses % do
lares, y D. Joaquin Diaz public6 en- el
INfPARCIAL una nota que por equivo
cual Sc insertaban nombres Y cantida-
des aportadas. Y manifestaba que la sus
cripci6n estaria alberta hasta fines de
septiembre 81 daba resultado-refor-
zada con importantes aportaciones de
espanoles de Yauco-pediriase al escu1-
tor espafol de fama un beceto para
erigir al Monumento de la IONA DEL
MUERTO.
Y-continuaba la nota de D.. Joaquin
ST las cantidades recaudadas para
esa fecha... significan que los espa-
foles residences en- Puerto Rico impor-
ia menos que al caballeroso americana
Mr.. Miner la honrosa memoria de com
patriotas caidos por amor de la patria
lejana. (, entonces devolveremos a los
patriotas donantes las cantidades reci-
bidas: colocaremos ferrea corona de
siempre-vivas sobre la Cruz de la tum-
ba.. y la bandera hispana, colocada por
Mr.. Miner, seguira fiotando en- la LO-
MA DEL MUERTO sobre la tumba del
soldado desconocido de Espafia para glo
ria y honor de la gallarda caballerosi-
dad del americana Mr.. Miner,