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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14
MERCHANT MARINE
HAS TONNAGE Loss
Overlooking is Prevented On
Excursion Boats; Use of Radio
Has Large Increase

WASHINGTON, Dec. a. - The
American merchant marine Of
June so, 1928, consisted Of 27,017
vessels of all kinds, of 18,284,734
gross tons, according tor the ans
nual report to Secretary Hoover to
Commissioner of Navigation D. B.
Carson, released today by the De-
partment Of Commerce The gross
tonnage on June 80 was 1928
less than on the same date in 1922.
American vessels of 500 tons and
over engaged in foreign trade num-
mered 1858, totaling 1892
gross tons, and 1875 vessels /of
4,661,896 gross tons were engag-
ed in coastwise Three-fourths of
the total tonnage was owned by
the United States Shipping board.
Minor officers and seamen shipp-
ed, reshipped, and discharged dur
ing the year by shipping commits
sioners and collectors of customs
were 583,110.
An important feature of the
years work was the extension Of
the use of radio/apparatus. Includ-
ing stations on government and
commercial ships, there are now 21,-
OCT transmitting radio stations in
the United States and over 2,000,-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14
CONCORD

Mr.. Barnie Smith of Pelham
visited relatives in this community
this week returning home Wednes-
day.
nounce the birth Of a son sun
day Dec. 2nd, who will be called
Russell Lloyd. a
After spending week with her
mother Mrs. NJ f. Youngblood,
returned to her home in Leesburg
Sunday
Mr.. j. f. Smith who has been
on the sick list is reported better.
Mrs, C. Nj. Kidd visited Mrs. G.
g. Parker Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. J. Daniel visited Mrs.
Hattie Everett and Mrs. J. S. Mat
thews Tuesday in Americus.
Roy Smith Of Marion county.
was visitor here Tuesday nigh
Mrs, Mary Yeomans who resided
at the home Of DR.. A. j. Logan
died Sunday night Dec. 2nd, the
obseQues were conducted by Rev
Wingard, Of Plains, Monday and
interment was IN Concord Gene
terry
The Sunday school hour has been
2 o'clock in the afternoon and
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b GERTRUDE KTHERTON.
It 1919 b ooFtFuae AtAsFtoa

TOO familiar for discussion tie na.
heard a good deal Of lhts plrjn.,.s
discovery DIS applied to mea -
doubt Dinwddie and OsbaYue won.
soon be appearing as gay youn
sparks on her doorstep Il mieat be
the greatest discovery Of al. tim.
but it certainly would wOr', boz.
ways. While it's economic va.aa
might be indisputable, and even >aa
she had suggested. its spiritual. i
would be hard on the merely voung
The mutual hatreds Of CAPITA ana
labor would sink into insign.fca1cl
before the aptagonism between "a
thentic youth and age inverted On
the other hand it nigh. mean the
millennium. The threat OF over
Dopulation-fo mans ar4Fter %
powers were restored II not wc,:..
ans; to say nothing u as .o
ionged soiourn-would a last r00s-
the Lawmakers to the imperiaus
necessity of eugenics. birth c0n:rni.
sterilization of the unfit, and the
expulsion of undesirable races It
might even stimulate youth Ia a
higher level than satisfied il al
present. Human nature might Al
tain perfection.
However, he was I'm no mood for
abstract speculation. His own pgoo
Gem was absorbing enough.
He might as wen itemize til
questions be had to face ana *.
anime them one by one, and d:a
passionately He would never feel
more emotionless than now and
that mental state was very rare
that enabled a man to think clearly
and see further than a yard ahead
of him.
Her real age? Could he ever for
get it? Should he not always wee
the old face under the new mass
as the X-Rays revealed mans hide
GUS interior under its mercifuI GOV.
ering of flesh? But he knew that
one of the most benefcent gifts ne
slowed upon mankind is the talent
for forgetting. Particularly when
one object has been displaced ny
another Reiteration dulis the meu
cry. He might say to himself every
hour in the eday that she was sixty
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14

HE wondered if he would ever
+ sleep again.'
not thirty and the phrase would
soon become as meaningless as alb
sent'minded replies to remarks
about the weather.
And he doubted if any man could
look at Mary Zattiany for three
consecutive minutes and recall that
she had ever been old, or imagine
that she ever could be old again.
However prone man may be to
dream, he is, unless one Of the Vi
sionaries, dominated by the pres.
ent. What he wants he wants now
and he wants what he sees, not
what may be lurking in the future
That is the secret Of the early and
often imprudent marriage - the
urge of the race. And If a man Is
not deferred by mere financial con
siderations, still less is he troubled
by visions of what his inamorata
will look like thirty years hence or
what she might have looked like
had disease premSturely withered
her. He sees what he sees and il
ny is satisfied at all he is as com
Fletely satisfied as man may be.
He made no doubt that Mary Eat
tianys would have, If she chose, as
many suitors among men of his
own age as among her former con-
temporaries. They would discuss
the phenomenon furiously, joke
about it, try to imagine her as she
had been, back water, return out
of curiosity. hesitate, speculate
and then forget it.
No one would forget it sooner
than himself. He had no doubt
whatever that when he went to her
house tomorrow afternoon he would
remember as long as she kept him
waiting and no longer. So that
was that.
Did he want children? They
charmed him-sometimes he
had never been conscious of any de-
sire for brood of his own. He
knew that many men felt an even
profounder need of offspring than
women. Mans ego is more stri-
dent, the desire to perpetuate itself
more insistent, his foresight is
more extended Moreover, how
ever subsconsciously, his sense OF
duty to the race is stronger.
But he doubted if any man would
weigh the repetition of his ego
against his ego's demand to mate
with woman like Mary Zattiany
He certainly would not. That was
final
(TS Be COntinued) " %
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everybody is invited to come.
Those enjoying Thanksgiving 1T
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. De
Loach, who entertained with bar
becue and basket dinner. were MIR.
and Mrs. w E. Kidd and children,
Mrsh NJ II. Kell and children, Mr..
and Mrs. w S. Oliver and little
daughter and Mrs. w. X. Hollistar
and sen Curtis Richard, Mr.. and
Verna Lucius. Misz 2 tide De
Mrs. Verna DeLoach and little son,
Loach, Miss Flora Ella DeLoach'
Johnny and Samuel DeLoaeh.
Mr.. and Mrs.e George Dozier
were shopping in Americas oatur-
day.
MIR. aud Mrs. Lavender were
Sunady visitors at the home OF Mr.
Allen Guest near Plains.
Mrs. j. T. Clark and Mrs. Alien
we're visitors at the home OF Mrs
Tenn Smith recently.
Mw and Mrs. C. j. Dupree were
shopping in Americas Saturday.
Miss Myrtice Pitcher and mother
were in Americus shopping Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Holley had as her
guest for the weekend her sister,
Mrs. Youngblood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Wallace spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dupree.
Mrs William DuPree ana Mrs.
. c. j Dupree were visitors of Mrs.
Lasco Harvey Tuesday afternoon.
j. J Tison was visiting his par
rents, Dir. and Mrs John Tison the
past weekend. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. v. DeLoach
i7ere weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Kidd at New Point
r. CASTOR and son, Otis were d
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14
ARMOUR OFFICIAL TO
DISCUSS WEEVIL CONTROL

LYONS, Dec. ia letter has
been received by c. G. Garner, the
local county agent, that r. j. Fl. De-
Leach, director of Armour's re-
search department, will be in Lyons
Saturday afternoon to speak to a
mas smeeting of farmers, on boil
weevil control Mr.. DeLoach has
had supervision over the large Ar
mour farms located near Abingdon
and the farm made large percent
age Of the entire cotton crop made
in that county during the pasy few
years. He has worked out the use
OF calcium arsenate successfully for
3 large Farm. f. NJ. Connor, OF the
S. A. L. railway, assisted the local
agent in securing the speaker for
this occasion.
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FOUR CHILDREN DIE
rs HOME is BURNED

L0OG0OTEE, Ind, Dec. ID
EAR hildron OF the family Of W.
liam fuhrman, a farmer living ten
miles south of here, were burned
TO death late last night when their
home wes destroyed by fire. The
dead are: Herman. IS; Wllbert,
~; Feter Il, and Harold 8.
The father was severely burned
chile trying to rescue the children
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14

Americas Wednesday on business
Mrs. Lasco Harvey and son we've
shopping in Americas Saturday.
Concord defeated Plains in well
played game Of basketball here re-
Gently. The score was 80 to 2. in.
favor Of the fast Concord team.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-14
GOO RECEIVING Stations.

GOO RECEIVING stations.
Other achievements of the serv
ice We're the counting of 6,142,0S1
passengers on excursion vessels
and the prevention of 243 attempts
to overload such vessels and re.
porting for action l1,251 viola
lions Of the navigation laws. Rev
enues amounting to S1,688. 1856
were collected during the year.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
ANUNClO De SUBASTA
MuN1c1PIo DE SAN JUAN

San Juan, P. r., Julio 16, 1923.
Ell dia 20 de Agosto de 1928, a las
4 de la tarde, tendra efecto en- Ell Edi-
ficio Ayuntamiento, en- la Oficina del
Comisionado de Servicio Publico, en- ac-
to pub leo ante la Comisi6n cores
rondiente, ia subasta para ell suminis-
tro installation del "EQUIPo MEGA
-CoNTRATo NO. 2-E de la
Planta de Filtracion Purifcacion y
Depositos para Ell Nuevo Acueducto.
Ell modelo de proposition, instruccio-
res los Icitadores, pliegos de condi
clones Y demas antecedentes relaciona-
cos con las obras, Sc encuentran de ma
nifiesto en- la ofcina del Comisicnado
de Obras Pdblicas Municipales, pudien-
do obtenerse copias de los documentos,
mediante un recibo que acredite haber
depositado cada interesado en- la Ofici-
ma del Comisionado de Hacienda de
san Juan, la cantidad de $4,000 que Sc
ran reembo' 'sados al devolverse todos
Jos documentos completes y en- buen es-
tado en- un plazo de veinte dias des-
pues de efectuada la subasta.
La Junta de Subastas podra rechazar
cualquiera todas las proposiciones
presentadas y Sc reserva ell derecho de
adjudicar ell contrato la proposition
cue juzgue mas ventajosa, aunque no
sea la mas baja en- precio.
Rafael DIEz DE ANDINo,
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico,
Policfa Prisiones. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
DESDE CoAMo

Con muy escaso publico como a
las 10:30 a. m. di6 principle en- la Lii
ga 3R el iuego matinaI entire ell "All
Yauco" ell ''Coamo.''
La mucha confanza y la poca calma
de los muchachos del "Coamo" hicie-
ron que Moncho. Ianzador, por Yauco
los mantuviera "tragando" hasta ell oc-
tavo inning en- que Mayias con un
''tres esquinas'' ayudado luego con un
''single" de Martin, pudo legar al
thogar" hacienda ''Coamo'' su pri-
mera anotaci6n. Ei juego termin6 con
la anotaci6n siguiente:
Yauco: 100 030 01O 5
Coamo: 600 600 OIL 2
Ell Coamo en- este juego bate6 POGO,
demasiado POGO; Agapito lanz6 fojo.
no invento NADIA lie falt6 cabeza para
combinar "curvas rectas, duras y
blandas.''
Ell juego de la tarde empez6 con mas
pdblico que en- la mafiana. Mayfas
4uC S1 uCsASudNlO para 4dIZdT pOr e.
Coamo. Sc present6 Mayfas fuerte y
controlado por 10 que desde los prime
ros innings pudimos hacer profecias.
Un solo hombre del Yauco 1ogr6 sacar-
lie a don Mayica un hit; todas las de-
mas bolas sacadas por los "cafeteros"
no sa1ieron del "cuadro''' uno uno
Sc iban enlazando los eslabones que
formaron Ell collar del "Yauco''. Du-
rante los nueve episodes solo un
"chance" tuvieron los cafeteros, cuan-
do con un hombre en- tercera, pero ha-
biendo dos t'outs" Sc abanica ell ba-
teador; todo ell resto del juego fue
una eterna agonia para ellos hasta ter
minar con la siguiente anotaci6n:
Yauco: Oe0 900 900 o
Coamo: O10 O2O COX S
A exception de Carlos, Nicasio Y
Recurbon, de Ponce. ell Yauco no nos
trajo NADIA bueno, podemos afrmar
que en- cuestiones de reglas de pelota
son una palomita, debido SUI igno-
rancia resultan muy garateros discu-
tiendo aberraciones.
PUNCH HITTER.
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Madame Maeterlinck

ra.eza de las cosas, durar para siempre.
Ell roble gigantic dura mas que una ro
sa, pero los dos tienen el mismo fin.
Uno hace durar Ell amor tanto como
es possible, por supuesto, asi como Sc
riegan las flores Y Sc renueve la TERRA
cerca de las raices. Uno. guarda su
amor tiernamente lucha por enrique
cerlo -.
-SY no es ese el modo de enrique
Ger la propia personaidad? la pre-
gunto. Cuando cada uno de los dos
engrandece tanto como es possible 5no
engrandece tambien ell amor?
Pero Georgette sacude lentamente su
preciosa cabeza:
-Es casi imposi BILE -declara-para
dos personalidades que Sc desenvuel-
ven, permanecer amantes. Estan mas
predispuestas diferir que estar
de acuerdo: Ell aniox requiere un solo
punto de vista. Estio hizo la esposa
de otros tiempos: ella permanecia la
misma mientras la personalidad del es-
poso Sc desenvolvia.
Ell viva entonces y la mujer estaba
satisfecha. Una razon porque ell ma
trimonio de hoy no dura 10 que antes:
porque hay dos personalidades en- vez
de una. Sin embargo, lie parece a US
ted que la mujer moderna no desarro-
lie su personalidad. lNo!
Ella piensa que ell amor muere algu-
mas veces primero en- ell hombre y algu-
mas en- la mujer.
mo hay raz6n nj ley. Una for
muere hoy; otra mafiana; no Sc sabe por
qu6".
-Pero tiene una tercera persona al
go que hacer con la muerte del amor?
la pregunto.
La tercera persona-dice-pued
ser la benefciada con ell amor siguien-
stei Ella el no son responsables. no
son nunca ladrones del illtimo Por ESQ
es infantil absurdo sentir celos, ma
tar, siquiera odiar al inocente suce-
sor.
Cuando las relaciones de amor ter
minan de parte de uno, terminan por
los dos. Ningtn amante verdadero
arrastraria un cadaver. Oh, yo Sc Ia
teoria de que ell amor muerto puede
resucitar. Pero 81 esta muerto, Ic6-
mo hacerlo vivir otra vez? Y me pa
rece que una completa y limpia catas-
trofe es mil veces preferible al habito
lenta de agonia. -.
-IPero que-le pregunto entonces
--decir los j6venes que piensan no
quieren vivir menos que ell amor dure
para siempre?
Hay un amor que vive perdura
tanto como una quiere-dice Georgette
Leblanc Maeterlinck, suave, duIcemen-
te. Es la llama de nuestro propio CO.
razon. Es la passion espiritual por ell
ser amado la cual no afecta su pre-
sencia o ausencia; porque esta alimen-
tada con memorials y ternuras y sue
Hos.
Marguerite NJ. MARSHELL.
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Recientemente Sc celebro un meet
ing en- Ell Condado de Westchester, en-
ell cue habia 1000 mujeres. Entire otros
importantes asuntos, tales como reno
var Ell antique sistema de leyes. Sc acor-
do construir parques: cada dollar que
Sc caste en- ellos, aumenta ell valor de la
propiedad de sus alrededores, y sera de
gran beneficio al pueblo. Los parques
son los pulmones de las ciudades. Los
nifics crecen mas saludables, teniendo
aire puro que respirar.
Mrs. Seton dijo: Isl no hay un su-
per hombre que Sc ocupe de estas CO.
sas, habra una mujer.''
Fueron muy aplaudidas las oradoras,
Y Mrs. Livermore anunci6 que Ell Club
de Mujeres del Condado contaba va con
1000 miembros.
Serfa de aplaudirse que ell "Club
Civico de Puerto Rico, hiciese valer
su Influenza, para que Sc convirtiesen
los terrenos frente al Capitolio en- un
hermoso Parque.
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HUMACAo EN- LA LozA

Ell sabado por Ia tarde y domingo
por la maiana jugaran en- ell Campo
Atletico de San Juan, Puerta de TERRA.
las novenas "Humacao'', que ostenta
ell titulo de Campeones de Norte- orien-
tie del 1928 y ell conocido team local,
p. R. Sports. Dada la efervesencia que
hay por vez jugar buena pelota, los
juegos mencionados quedaran concu-
rridos.
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Ell FESTIVAL DE ESTA NoCHE
EN- Ell SALON MESoRANA

Programa del espl6ndido festival que
Sc efectuara esta noche en- ell salon
Mesorana:
octeto Club Arm6nico. Minuett sc"
Minor Symphony Mozart.
Romanza Clasica Espafio,a Barbieri.
Baritone sefior Cristino R. Inclan.
(A) Adagio OPP. 81 No. Briccialdi.
(B) scoch Fantasia op. "a Popp.
Flauta, senior Echevarria Lazafa.
Gamento S. Marie. Cello, sefior Eduar
do Franklin.
Aria de s'Un Ballo in Maschera"
Verdi. Baritone, Sr. Cristino R. Inclan.
Elixir De "Amore''; Trio: Flau-
Eas Cello Piano. sefores Franklin,
Echavarria sefiorita Morales.
SEGUNDA PARTE
"Conchas y Perlas'', Danza Tizol.
octeto Club Arm6nico.
Tanhausser, Romanza de la Estrella,
Wagner. BARITONE, senior Cristino R.
1nclan.
Capricho Vasco op. "a sarasate. Por
Ia eminente violinista del Real Conser
vatorio de Bruselas, Sra. Marta de la
Torre.
Carnavalle Russo. (Theme & varia-
tions.) Chiardi, Flauta, sefior Echava-
rria Lazala.
"a la ori.la de un Palmar" (Can-
ci6n Mejicana) Ponce. Baritone, se-
nor Cristino r. Inc1an.
Dance lal Cerre, Walls Capricho. Cello
senior Eduardo Franklin.
Las piezas seran acompanadas por
la distinguida sefiorita Alicia Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
lei SPORTS A PoNcE7

Nuevamente los poncefios muestran
su inter6s porque los "Jinetes" Sc en-
fenten con los 1eoness en- Ell Castillo.
Hay Ia frme creencia de que Ponce
hara saltar del caj6n Bonilla en- cual-
quier otro juego que tenga con los leo
mes. Que venga, cue venga Ell Sports
cuanto antes. Los queneperos no nos
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sECcIoN FEMINIsTA

Con fecha 25 de mayo, dicen de
Albany:-ya no necesitan las muje-
res declarar la edad que tienen, cuando
van votar. Bastard que digan que
son mayores de 81 afios. Ell BILL. ha
obtenido va la firma del Gobernador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
1cARrAeENA EN- Ell PONCE?

Muchos Sc sorprendieron al yer a
Cartagena en- las fiIas del Ponce. De
bemos declarar que fue San Juan
en- sustituci6n del Captain Caratini.
Mr.. Carta jug6 muy buena pelota y
defendi6 los leones como su team
Humacao. No podia ser para menos,
Cartagena es 'scarne de nuestra carne"..
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Y DE coBAs.. 1oUE?

Volveran las oscuras... digo, volvera
Cobas ingresar en- Ell 'sstaff'' de pit
chers del Ponce? Nos parece que Ell
simpatico lanzador debe volver su
team. Tiempo es va de que los fans
vean al que fue su pitcher favorito,
al que propin6 NUEvE ARGoLLAs a
los 'quisqueyanos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
BoHIo INcENDIADo

En- el barrio NTinillas, de Bayam6n,
rn violento incendio destruy6 un bOhio
valorado en- $15.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
Ell DEPoRTE EN- Ell SUR
LOS JUEGos EN- SAN JUAN

AL decir de los que fueron la Ca
pital, los juegos entire Sports y Leones
estuvieron magnifcos y la concurrencia
numerosa. Mucho nos alegranlos de
que haya sido asi, pues bien merece
Rogue "pegar una buena". Del re-
sultado de estos dos desafios va esta
toda la isla bien enterada.
Hablando con algunos ''fans', nos
han asegurado que la Liga de San Juan
no es sombra de 10 quo era seis ocho
meses atras. Todo ha sido cambiado:
los Stands, muy comodos, bellamente
pintados y, 10 mas esencial, ell terreno,
limpio, b:en nivelado y en- perfectas
condolences para los jugadores.
Pena nos da yer como miensrtas en-
San Juan Sc trata de progresar, en- Pon
ce, en- donde solo de nombre tenemos
la mejor hga de la isla. Sc deja esta
en- complete e imperdonable abandono
al extreme de que a los jugadores prin-
cipsles Sc les haga casi impossible pa
rar las bolas. No nos cansaremos de in
sistir en- que Sc arregle nuestra hga,
sino por aprecio estimacion los mi
les de stfans'' de esta Ciudad, por 10
menos. por Ell lado lucrative que ella
reporta, por ell mortffero e injusto
"7-1a9o" que Sc viene cobrando.
Feicitamos a san Juan por sus ex-
celentes terrenog para ell base ball, obra
del distinguido senador Iriarte.
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Notas de sports

cansamos de yer jugar al HUMACAo, I,
al SPORTS y al PONCE.
BIG BALL
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
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IMAM

Sc rsgaIa la oraci6n de la pie
Ora imam a quien la pida por CO.
rreo enviando S sellos rojos pa
"a ell franqueo. E. imam sirve pa
ra tener fortuna en- anores, via
les, iuegos, negocios y casamien-
tos. o. Rodriguez. San Andrea.
"a Marianan Cssha
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Ell ALL SAN JUAN

A la verdad que All San Juan es un
team que esta de mala.
Muchos simpatizadores de esta move
ma, dieron a los vientes tanto ruido
que para todo ell mundo ha sido TN enig
ma la serie de derrotas sufridas por los
"chicos'' de Vidot.
''El Sports no podra ostentar Ell IT,
tulo de Campeon-decfa alguien en- ell
Imparcaal- l-mientras exista ell All San
Juan. Ultimamente- proseguia ell fa-
mante defensor- All San Juan ha de-
safiado al Sports infinidad de veces y
ell senior Rogue NADIA contestsl. Rogue
sabe 10 que lie espera por ESQ perma-
nece mudo".
Honradamente, despues que hubimos
de leer esto, nos suponfamos que All
San Juan seria algiin coloso; pero ...oh
desengafio!! POGO despu6s media sus
fuerzas con Humacao y perdia, jugaba
con Cayey perdia, jugaba con Sports
Y perdia. IPara que mas muestras? Iris
te debe estar el manager Vidot. La
culpa no ha sido suya Hay defensas
que matan,...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-20
CARATINI ENFERMo

Victima de fslerte affection gripal
ba venido guardando cana lpor alguros
dias, nuestro particular amigo Pedro
Migual Caratini, Captain del glorioso
Ponce. Mucho mejor Sc halla Don Capi
y es casi SECURE que en- los pr6ximos
juegos del Ponce, este en- excelentes
,condiciones para jugar.
iojaIa que asf seal
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
FOREST FIRES
MENACE TOWN /!
Highways in Northern Wis
consin Blocked by Flames

DULUTH, MINI. May For
est fires in northern Wisconsin and
northeastern Minnesota threatened
serious damage today. Tho village
Of Gordon. 5s miles south Of Super
Tor. ia threatened by flames. advanc,
ing from the south on a wide front
The Wisconsin village has a popula
ton Of approximately 500. All able
bodied men were out fighting the
advancing flames.
Highways arc blocked by the fires
A FIRE near Tower. MINI. on iha
Iron range. was reported out OF
control. with strong south wind
blowing. No valuable property Is
endangered. a'tho the fire is three
miles wide.
4 fire near Sand Lake. ~ miles
north Of Virginia. was being brought
under control. according 10 reports
this afternoon.