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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13
YOUR RATING

The worlds most perfect servant is claimed by the Pull
man Company. He's David G. Scott, " years old. Scott
had to retire from regular work in 1914, but he still has his
uniform and goes to work when the sleepers run out OF porterss
and flash the emergency call.
Scott served as q porter for nearly 45 years. During all
that time he received 476 credit marks and not one dement,
or complaint. As in many other organizations, porters have
their rating, and kicks or boosts are registered on the'
grade cards.
This is a remarkable record. It is no easy thing to satisfy
all corners Of one generation, let alone several generations,
Scott started as a porter in 1870. He was able to adapt him
self to changing times. During his many years OF service
he must have had to put up with thousands OF cantankerous
people who were about as easy to handle as hot stovelds
upside down on the floor.
our mistakes, than b our good points. A cynical statement,
possibly, but true. There is something about the average per-
son, living in a high-strung nervous age, that seems TO keep
him constantly watching for something to object to.
Good and courteous service, we take as a matter OF course.
But let some person crack under the strain OF handling the
public, and the immediate comeback: "In report you"
1t rarely occurs to us to report good treatment.
Man by nature is a critical destroyer, rather than o con-
structive %upbuilder.
You know how the crowd reacts to q ballplayer when he
makes a few slips, regardless of his good record on the av-
age. And, the better the player, the louder and more savage
the criticism for an error.
So it goes with all Of us in our daily lives. One mistake
may be overlooked, but several mistakes bring the exit sign
dangerously close.
Get slow or discourteous service three or four times in q
store, and you decide that the stores entire service is bad
from beginning to end.
A painter doesn't have to slip many times to fall off the
ladder. The greatest destroyers of careers are inaccuracy
unreliability and chronic unpleasantness or occasional out.
bursts of temper. A
In studying the causes Of success, it is II fatal to neglect the
study of the cause of failure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

@. Why is Florida considered an
ideal winter resort "A. c. G.
A. Added to the mildness Of the
winters, this season Is dry, which
forms the agreeable combination so
attractive to visitors.
O.. Is Japan interested in develop
ing airplanes?-G. r. P.
A. The Japanese budget for the
fiscal year appropriates about $751;
O0O,O 900 for military and naval aero
nautics. This is 76 per cent OF the
total appropriations made in this
country for the army and navy SER
vices.
@. Where do we get the do, re,
nai of the scaIe?-M. S. f.
A. In the eleventh century the
church fathers invented a system of
singing This was applied to an old
Latin hymn, the syllable of each line
of which commenced on a tone q
step higher than the foregoing one,
and from this we have derived the
system of sofia singing used today.
later changed to do); Resonare IL
bris, re; Mira gestorum. mi;
Famuli tuorum, ia; Solve pol
luti, sol: Labii reatum, la; Sancti
Johannes, 81 later changed by some
to ii.
@. Where is the biggest cave in
the United States "A. B.
A.. The largest cave in the world
is Wind Cave, near Hot Springs, in
the Black Hills OF South Dakota.
Only comparatively small portions
of this cave have been explored, but
this exploration comprises we'll over
100 miles OF underground passage.
Q. why are grapefruit given that
name?-E. A. P.
A. The name grapefruit, under
which the fruit is known CONNER
cially, seems to have come from the
West Indies and owes it origin to
the fact that the fruits are often
borne in clusters OF three or four
to twelve or more, much 4 a
bunch of grapes. The grapefruit
appears to have been introduced
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

into Florida by the Spaniards in thu
early part Of the sixteenth century
@. What does Wala Walla mean?
M. r. r.
A. The name walla walla is de-
rived from Indian words meaning
"a small rapid river" or rushing
water"
Q. Which will freeze quicker, hot
water or cold water?-D. S.
A. There is no difference between
the freezing point Of water that has
been heated and that which has not
been heated, if the water is pure.
in the case OF tap water which is
nearly pure but contains dissolved
air, heating the water MAJ drive out
some of the air. This has no on
siderable effect on the freezing
point, but may make a difference in
the character Of the ice produced.
Hot water pipes are reported to
burst from freezing more often than
cold water pipes. This is not be-
cause of a difference of freezing
point of the water, but is probably
because the water in cold waite
separates on freezing and forms
slushy ice; while when water in a
hot water pipe freezes, it is more
apt to become under-cooled and
then freeze rather suddenly, form
ing compact ice free from bubbles
which is more apt to break q pipe.
@. When was Brooklyn bridge
opened to traffic and when was 1t
closed to heavy traffic?-A. H. W.
A. The Brooklyn bridge was
opened to traffic May "a, 1888, and
due to a report of the board of en.
gineers was practically closed to
heavy traffic in November, 1929.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13
AXE rUU NERVOUS?
When Rundown, Weak and Nervous
You Should Take This Advice

Hamilton Square, N. J.. - Twenty
i've years ago ] had my first experience
With DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
Turing expectancy, and it was so bene-
iciai to me that ] was never afterwarC
Without it. j also took the Pleasant
Pellets to keep my system in a clean.
healthy condition. and they were mild.
never had piles, as SO many women do,
ind ! believe these medicines were res,
,onsible for all my good condition al
UGH times. ] have taken Favorite Pre-
criptiop' a number of times since, when
ever rundown, weak, or nervous and it
aas never failed to restore me to health
Ind strength. DR.. Pierce's medicines
nave been Of such help to me that l am
continuously recommending them to 9TH
er women who are ailing, and during ex-
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Write to DR.. Pierce, president Inva-
ids Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y, for free
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13
Bible Thought Tor Today

PAY THE PREACHER:- Even so hath the Lord or
damned that they which preach the gospel should live OF the
gospel Corinthians OLA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13
CAPITOL.
*: JOKES
BY ALBERT JOHNSON
U. S. Representative From WASH
ington Third District

lngtOn Third District
1t was during a hot fight in Con-
gress over certain western land
laws.
The western congressman had
formed what now we'd call a ''bloc'
and were making a tremendous ta-
dc in their effort to get these laws
modified more to their liking.
Joe Cannon in the course of the
debate, rose and said:
I've heard a lot of sound and
fury in my time, but the most 1 ~
pressive sound in my experience is
the sound of a little bunch OF west
err congressman making a noise
like a majority"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

Women jurors in Pittsburg want
a smoking room. We thought all
rooms in Pittsburg were smoking
rooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

There has been an earthquake in
Alaska, which undoubtedly was
caused by some seal hunters lies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

men in Korea can't find wives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

Z OSAs "a polD - J. yoA tJAAllL ot4A
wonder what you have planted.
They do funny things with radio.
Some people even make money,
A dog in Washington smokes Gig
arets. Better watch him or he will
learn to shoot pool.
Oldest national bank in the U. 8.
burned, but being in practice they
saved all the money.
King Tutankhamen has been
gone 3400 years, so it can't make
much difference how you pronounce
his name.
Peoria (Ill.) oma is suing her
maid for stealing her husband. Those
girls will take anything you leave
around the house.
We have auto schools. Why not
pedestrian schools?
The flaxseed crop was short last
season. Be very careful about get
ting things in your eyes.
An American will try TO win the
worlds smoker billiards champion
ship, whatever that Is.
Bandits are holding up street cars
in Indianapolis, but that isn't what
makes them late here.
Our kick against sleeping is it
takes n so long to do It.
~.1.o-ooo we MIS- ~ nrafent
| oysters, which always have been re-
ticent about speaking for themselves.
The main trouble with the young
people of today is they are the young
People of tonight.
weli-formed girls get before the
public eye much more often than the
well-informed girls.
A man gets soaked by the bootleg
ger and gets soaked on the booze
and still the Judge soaks him.
The sad thing about having a wife
is she always wants her husband to
quit being Sc foolish.
Cut This Quilt Is Worth .1oney
Cut out this slip. enclose with &c
and mail it to Foley 6 Co., 2s35
| Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill, writing
| your name and address clearly. You
| will ceive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs. colds and
| Group: Foley Kidney Pills for pains
in sides and back: rheumatism.
backache, kidney and bladder all
ments; and Foley c .thartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic for constipation, bill
iousness. headaches, and sluggish
bowels.
Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

The bulb business is said to be
good. A bulb is what you plant and
wonder what you have planted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

The influenza germ has been dis
covered and will be isolated. 1t
brought it all on itself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13
HOW TO KEEP
WELL ALL WINTER.

THIS is the time when you hear
people say. There's lots Of ick1
= ness this winter" !
It's not the fault of the weather.
winter should be the healthiest time Of
the year. But you should make sure
your blood is rich and pure, and your
entire system In perfect condition.
Guides Pepto-M angan, taken ssog,
will help keep you well all winter. IT
viii enrich your blood and tone up
your entire system. Your druggist has
it-iquid or tablets, as you prefer.
Guides
Tonic and Blood Eny5cJssr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-13

They do funny things with radio
Some people even make money,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
La opinion de la Prensa americana sobre las
cualidades de los notables campeones Jack
Dempsey Luis Angel Firpo
Ell campeon americana hubo TN instante en- que
vio su cinturon perdido-Firpo es un atle
ia temible-dice Dempsey
llave-dce Brisbane-y Firpo malaria
apunetaZos Dempsey

POGO tempo Dempsey lie tenfa otra
vez tumbado hasta que Sc lie contaron
cinco tiemp0s.
Dempsey Embellishments lie embiste.
Una vez mas ell 'tOro de las Pam.
pas" Sc puso en- pie, pero Dempsey
cay0 sObre el instantaneamente, lie al.
canZ0 con un pufio izquierda Ia qui-
jada v luego 10 sembr6 con I'm golpe
derecha hasta que Sc hundi6. Herid0
ligeramente Ell la boca, el gigantic tri-
gueiIo de La Argentina, trat6 de vol
yer Ia carga, ligeramente querien-
do en- vano levantarse en- los ms
tantes en- que la mano en- alto del Re-
feree contaba los ocho Y nueve item
pos. V quedandO rfgido sin fuerZas
al anotarse los diez, di6ronse por ter
minadas sus esperanZas pOr ei cam
peOnato mundial en- aquellos instan-
tes.
En- menos de cuatro minutes de lu-
cha, el campe0n fue arrOjad0 nj suelo
dos veces y SUI contrincante diez. Des-
de el primer momento la lucha Sc
transform6 en- una pelea, en- un cam
bio fiero de zurriagazos que no po-
dian impedir las mas estrategicas ma
niobras. Dempsey venci6, porque pu-
do pegar mas rdpidamente con ma
yor frecuencia; pero sobre todo por-
que supo cOnservarse la ofensiva Y
aprovechandose de las ventajas, GUAM
do podfa disponer de elias.
En- cuanto a Firpo, el no es el cam
pe0n mundial en- estos momentos por
ell escaso margen su favor, pero
cuantos lie vieron pelear anoche, no Sc
inclinarfan seguramente a predecir q.
el nunca podra obtener ell campeona-
to. FL luch0 terriblemente al final
del primer round, habfa mas de un
noventinueve por ciento algo me-
nos de entire los patri6ticos fans que
practicamente Sc hallaran resigna-
dos va a que los Estados Unidos per-
dieran ell campeonato Despues de la
pelea, Firpo Sc quejaba de que el no
pudo obtener la victoria debido las
actuaciones del Referee.
Hasta aquf parte dc 10 que ha dicho
(Contin1a en- la 4a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

da revisara todas las decisiones que
Sc tomen sobre la question monetaria,
para suprimir los abusos que Sc vie
men cometiendo por corporaciones pri-
vadas en- la emission de marcos en- pa
pei. La alta comisi0n aliada nombra-
ri un cOmit6 de hacienda aleman, pa
ra que Sc encargue de hacer una lis
ia de los establecimientos que Sc de-
dican a emitir dinero en- toda la re-
gi6n ocupada.
LA LIGA DA POR TERMINADO Ell
INCIDENTE ITALO-GRIEGO
GINEBRA, septiembre 22.-La asam-'
blea de la Liga de las Naciones, en-
su session de aver, aprob6 la deter
minaci0n a que Sc han llegado Italia
Grecia, por la cual la question que
tanto alarm0 a Europa, juzgando inc
vitable una nueva guerra halcanica,
ha quedado solucionada.
La Legislature toma acci6n contra
el gobernador Walton.
(Mas cables en- la pagina ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
LOS FRANCHISES EXPLICAN CON
MOTIVOS DE LA OCUPACION
DE MANNHEIM

PARIS, septiembre 22.-De Ma
guncia comunican que la ocupaci6n
de Mannheim Castle; ha sido llevada
a cabo por los franceses como re-
presalia los ataques reailzados por
el pueblo la policia alemana, que
tuvo que refugiarse en- los puestos mi
litares franceses en- dicha ciudad. Los
ocupantes han encontrado en- ell cas-
tillo famoso de Mannheim capturado
por ellos, que el pueblo aleman habia
establecido ALI una corte para casti-
gar los compatriotas que coopera-
ban con las tropas expedicionarias en-
su politica del Rhur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
Parece inminente el estalido de la
guerra entire Bulgaria y Jugo- -Eslavia
Bao preston de Socedad apresla
cuacon de Las reacones los primeIos de
Franca lnglaterra pueden mas cordaes
Declaraciones de Jack Dempsey, Luis Firpo
y ell Referee Gallagher, despu6s de la Pelea
(Del New York Times sabado sept. 15.)

Do Dempsey "Frpo rival fuerte
puede anzado
medic quede
pegara. ST que pego pude para
Ia ucha 10 possible
puietazos. Ell
servo cuando salte
Frpo del primer puhetazo
pude alcanzarle aquella Mi queja
oblig6
picadas de la peea Ell Referee d cuando
squina Dempsey hizo
uchar Dempsey
experiencia.'
la mas
ponder cuanto hice
aguna crftica clio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
Detalles de Ia gran lucha de boxeo cele-
brada en- Ell Polo Grounds de New York.
IRLANDA Y
PUERTO RICO

En- "El Dfa" de Ponce publica ell
distinguido escritor don Felix Matos
Bernier un artfculo, del cual entresa-
camos, los siguientes parrafos:
Con tipos como Collins, en- Irlanda,
ty como los Jefes unionistas en- Puer-
to Rico) que Sc tranzan facilmente
con Ell Poder que combaten, no Sc ha-
cen sino festados libres" como ell Con-
go, que asf Sc llama: "estado libre del
Congo. Con Valera (como con los
nacionalistas de Puerto Rico) no Sc
pudo dar esta comedia; Y francamen-
tie. hemos de manifestar que, de no
ser temerariamente preterido Valera,
pudo ser ell momento de llegar a una
inteligencia honrosa para las parties
contendientes. Valera, al mantenerse
en- la protesta, solo quiso demostrar
y probar que el no era hombre que Sc
podia preterir, nj burlar.
Valera esta en- el corazon del mum
do, como uno de los mas mobiles Y bri-
llantes porta- -estandartes de la liber-
tad, lnica vision del hombre que aspi-
ra q ser gente, en- su patria fuera
de su patria. Valera es ell hombre
que de un modo mas eficiente, mas
generoso Y mas digno, representa- ell
caracter del mundo social, ell hombre
de la conciencia mas ecuanime, que
lucha en- estos momentos por un ideal,
v la figura meta del civismo humane
en- Ell humane proceso de la politica
mundial.
,Acaso, el gran patricio no termine
su obra. :. /. acaso caiga en- ell camino
de obstaculos que gloriosamente re-
CORE. ~. acaso sea sacrificado en- al
guna emboscada, vilmente, como Su-
ere en- la montana de Berruecos. -.
Ell sol alumbra 10 mismo ell rincon
desierto de una infeliz isla, que los
picachos soberbios de los Andes del
Mont Blanc, como ell sfmbolo de una
comdn solidaridad de vida en- el seno
vastisimo de la TERRA.
Valera tiene derecho al respeto, en-
Irlanda y fuera de Irlanda, por 10 mis-
mo que nj los que lie critican, nj los
que lie elogian, estan a la altura de
su sacrifice, de su heroismo de su
responsabilidad. Elogiar, nunca hara
daiio: denigrar, loihara siempre; "
por 10 mismo que las ideas son Ii
.bres, cada cual respete las agenas pa
ra que sea la Historic la que resuel-
va los casos excepcionales en- que hay
que hacer justicia los hombres,
las ideas, las revoluciones.
Felix Matos Bernier.
Los parentesis son del comentaris-
ta, como 10 seran tambien del publi-
co lector. Todavia hay que anadir, res
pecto a Puerto Rico, que ell "estado
libre" Sc quiere "Asociado', es decir
'Amarrado"; y con todo y ESQ no
vino.
Buena leccion los hombres y los
pueblos, para que no abandonen su
ideal libertador.
Jose Coll y Cuchi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
Ell Sr. Consul ingles

En- atenta carta que con fecha de
aver nos dirige el senior Consul de In
glaterra EN- esta ciudad, nos partici-
pa el cambio de fecha para la celebra-
cid,l E,e Ia Feria de Industi'ias Bri-
tanicas, que en- 1924 Sc celebrara del
2s dc abril al de mayo, con el fin
de coincida aproAimadamente con la
fccsa en- que Sc ceIcbrarh la Exposi-
ci0n General del "Imperio Britanco"
one 81 leyari a efecto mas nl.mos
para diclia fecha en- el aii0 entraiite.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
Parrafos de "Ths New York Tines.


En- la lucha mas fiera corta ja-
mas sostenida entire dos campeones
de peso frlerte, Jack Dempsey nOQue6
anoche Luis Angel Firpo ante una
multitud de 10000 almas, en- ell Polo
Grounds. so segundos despues de ha-
ber dado comienzo ell segundo round
Pero ningt1n campe6n ha tenido ja-
mas tan cerca un contrincante. En- ell
primer round, despues que Firpo hu-
bO cafdO al suelo siete reces, una de
las cuales, fue Ia defipitiva, su aplas-
tante pulO derechO alcanz0 a Demp-
sey suavemente y 10 arroj0 recta-
mente entire las cuerdas del ring. La
cabeZa del ! campe6n desapareci0 EN-
medic del cordaje, pudiendose yer sus
piernas abiertas blancas suspendi-
das EN- ell aire, tai crey6se en- esos
momentOs que el campe6n mundial es-
taba proximo salir de SUI gloria pu-
gilfstica.
AL contarsele los nueve tiempos
Dempsey hizo esfuerzos por volver nue.
vamente al centro del ring, Y asf 10
hizo; pero al final del primer round
pudo verse que estaba emharazosa-
mente amilanadO vacilante, como
jamas 10 estuvo nunca.
A los espectadores que Sc hallaban
cerca del ring, pareci6les que Demp-
sey estaba listo; pero su coraz6n
su cerebro todavfa estaban en- SUI lu-
gar con fuerzas suficientes en- sus
puiios para ir hasta la victoria en- el
segundo round. La diestra de Firpo
sc dirigfa con tan ealmosa agilidad
para alcanzar al campe6n, que este
la detenia con tOda SUI fuerza. En- uno
de sus golpes Dempsey lie tir6 un pu-
ilo con la derecha que 10 lanz6 al sue-
10. Dos segundos despues el confirm
cante Sc habia puesto en- pie; pero al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
La Temporada
Diaz PerdiguerO
LA MALA LEY

Precedida por los mas calurosos elo-
gios de la prensa madrilena, sobrado
motive para las sospechas peores, lle-
go anoche nuestro conocimiento, por
el autorizado conducto de la ccmpaiiia
Diaz-Perdiguero, la Ultima y va famo-
sa production de don Manuel Linares
Rivas. Apresuremonos declararlo,
v declaramoslo con toda claridad: "La
mala ley", que como tai ley es indu-
dablemente mala-achaque general de
las leyes--, como comedia es Glen We
ces peor. En- proximo artfculo pro-
metemos probar esta aseveracion, que
hoy parecera un POGO temeraria los
que Sc gulen por ell estruendo de las
ovaciones con que ell pdblico del Mu-
nicipal acogio la obra de Linares.
La Interpretation superb 10 que
esperabamos los que estabamos en- ell
secreto del cortisimo numero de ensa-
yos dado la comedia.
La senora Diaz, enferma estos dias
pasados como saben nuestros lectores,
solo aver tarde pudo ensayar la obra.
En- estas condolences haber hablado
un papel de las dimensiones del su-
yo, con la correction que 10 hizo, es
un .verdadero milagro. Esto-hablar
ell papel-ya hubiera sido mucho; Pc
ro no fue este solo. Mercedes Dfaz,
actriz de maravillosa intuicion, supo
dar apariencias de cosa viva esa es-
pecie de Figueredo hembra, que Lima
res Rivas, contra viento y marea de
toda verosimilitud humana, hace char
lar por los codos su amanerada
pseudo-ingeniosa prosa en- los tres
eternos actos de la comedia. bravo
dona Mercedes! iAnoche, usted, de
muchisimo menos que una chuleta
adamita, supo hacer una mujer de
cuerpo entero!
Perdiguero doto de toda su simpa-
tia y de toda su fuerza de conviction
al ricacho Dionisio. la estilizaci6n Sc
'ioritesca de las visceras mas innobles
de Sancho Panza. Este fue-, no po-
dia ocurrir de otra manera-uno de
los papeles mas celebrados de la obra.
Ell sefor Rodriguez tai vez engolo
en- demasia su personaje. Pero Sc
guramente ell pIblico no 10 entendi6
asi, pues, en- un NUTS, ovaciono al jo-
ven actor con inusitado entusiasmo.
La sonora Flores, un poquito baja
y un tanto borrosa en- la contrafigura
de aquella Santa de "La Cara" que
Linares refrie en- "La mala ley.
Y, para terminar, todos nuestros
elogios al seiior Cordoba, que en- su
brevfsima y antipatica actuacion, i'm
puso al publico de tai manera la efec-
tividad de su talento que cada una de
sus frases era seguida, en- la sala, per
un sordo murmullo de admiration. I'm
acierto como ell de anoche, en- cual-
quier coliseo madrileno, la consa-
gracion los veinte amos senior Cor
doba. Anoche hizo usted labor de
grande, de verdadero artista. Asi de-
be ser siempre por que en- usted So
bran las condolences precisas para
clio. Enhorabuena.
Y enhorabuena a la empresa, la
que seguramente LA mala ley" pue-
de proporcionar aln alguna otra en-
tradita.-F.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

POGO tempo Dempsey lie tenfa otra
vez tumbado hasta que Sc lie contaron
cinco tiempos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
UN DECRETO REGULANDO LA
EMISSION DE MARCOS

COBLENZA, septiembre 22.-Ha 81
do publicado un decreto regulando la
emission de papel en- Ell Rhur; hacien-
do constar Ia orden que desde este
momento la alta comisi0n interalia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

Dado ell interes demostrado por ell
publico portorriquefo Ia noche del
viernes IA del corriente, durante In
lucha de boxeO celebrada EN- ell Polo
Grounds de New York, segdn puede
verse por el immense p1blico aglome-
RADIO frente al edificio de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, v de cuyo gentfo danos trss
interesantes flashlights en- nuestras
paginas graficas de hoy, hemos recogi-
do de tres de los mas interesantes dia-
rios neoyorquinos, ,-"The New York
Times, THE New York American" Y
1.-The New York Herald'-los parrafos
mas descriptivos del imponente en-
cuentro, para dar una idea a nuestros
lectores, una idea somera de la mag
nitud de aquel match pugilistico sin
precedentes en- la historic del. "ring".
A nuestros lectores, pues, dejamos
tOda clase de concentrates respecto n
la brillante labor ejecutada por los
dos campeones en- pugna por el cam
peOnato mundial de peso fuerte, que,
en- una forma salvaje her6ica, supo
retener el leon del Colorado, ante
has feroces acometidas por arrancar-
selO del "toro salvaje de las Pam
pas"