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ny AIIX q. ROsI.

MAX MARsTOS. Amcucas new.
ii ly crowned amateur rolf cham.
piun. won the title because he out
PLAYED Jcas sweetser the defending
champion. IN the final sGh0lo match
az the Flossmoor links. Chicago. and
not because De laid niA opponent
dead ntymies on three u the last
four greens a. wins reported in
storiVs that came over the wire
from the scene o. The wonderful
haitlei
a. =. Kerry. president Of the
Pacific Northwest Coli association.
who followed every shot In the
match. was surprised 90 find on hts
return 90 Seattle that "Manton had
stymied saeetscr out Of the cham.
pionship"
THAT h not true" says Kerry.
The new champion out. played his
opponent ali the way. and II there
were any Htymies they estaped my
notice. and. believe me. WIS right
up IN the front line OF the gallery
AZ all times The only green on
which Sweetscr appeared 10 be
stymied was the last hole. the
second extra hole. when MarHton's
hall lay about Is inches from the
cup. while Jess. 20 feet away. had
already played the odd"
According 10 the word brought
back by Kerry Marston was lucky
10 win the match In the Bcmifinals
against Francis Ouimot The break
came nt the short 18th hoh on the
second half Of the match with
Oulmet in the lend. one up The
Bostonlnn's mashie tec-shoi stopped
about nine feet from the flag and
II looked az tho he was going 10 IN
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Brute Force
WinsSecOnd
Big Battle
ny PAUL N. AIAIION

NEW YORK. oct. is.--'-Tho hand
~ Is quicker than the eye"
IL ~ George Herman Ruth broad
casting Babc Of the massive hand
and pondetousiy huuehed shoulders.
the pcrsonification Of brute force.
The Yankees put their wrigEllng
fingers 10 their ears and murmur in
chorus after him:
The hand Is quicker than the
eye"
For they knw that brute force
now has the stfaugle hold on the
master mind. They know that the
eye" OF John J. McGraw blinked.
The master mind slipped cog and
then tho eaveman cudgsl OF the
mighty Babc connected with two
homers.
And tho Yankees won the second
game % tho series. 10 g II the
master mind slipped once. Il can slip
again 90 say the Yankees Thus
they argue that the Babe has more
home runs up his huge sleeves.
when tho Babe hits. the Yankees
hit. and when the Yankees hit they
win the worlds SERIES.
But another story comes from the
Giant bench. McQuillan. in that fatal
inning OF the second game. crossed
the signal given him by MeGww.
The master mind ordered a low
curve. The bali came high and fast
and Babe amaeked u out Of the
premises. McQuillau told MeGraw
that he momeniarily los; control.
that he could not help IL. Tho sec.
ond homer. the Giants contend. was
pure luck Babe smaeked the ball with
only one hand and Il popped into
the right field stands lie started
with both hands, but when he saw
the course OF the ball he dropped his
left hand from the bat and slapped
the ball hackhanded with his right.
Thus. the Giants argue that the
Babe barring another slip Of the
master mlnd--will not hit another
home run this Series.
The Giants are cunning for Ruth.
Il IL learned. They do not like the
way he slid into Snyder al the home
plate in tho first game n any Of
the Giants get good chance they
will use brute force against brute
force.
The Yankees are cunning for
Young. who broke up double play
on Ward in the second game. They
would not hesitate 10 put their spikes
in Mr.. YounR's face should he leave
II around promiscuously in any OF
the future games
The Giants are confident that Ruth
can be stopped Nehf hns good con.
troll and II he gets in this afternoon
no will serve the Babe only low
curves. The Yankees aro confident
that the hoodoo string Of eight
straight defeats Is broken. that tho
baseball conjurcr has lost his cum
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.drstOn Didn't Annex
Golf Title on Stymies

crease bills margin when Mauion
Oycrahot Tho green and his pellet
headed for "a bunker Here. how.
ever Lady Luck IN the form n a
Boy Scout came 10 Mansions aid
when hiH hali struck this lad. who
with about 30 others 81 the same
army were policing the gallery. and
stopped just outside Of ths trap
Following That biz Of luck. harsion
then stepped up and sank his chip.
shot for d two This was too much
for Ouimet Re missed his nine.
fooicr and instead u being two
up be found tie match squared.
Prom then 60 tle finish Il was all
harrton.
One. however, las 20 have more
than luck 20 win over such players
as BobiAo Jones. Francis Ouimei
and JCss sweetAer. Having dis,
posed Of ticse three masters on his
road 10 the crown there 81 little
doubt that Max Marsion is worthy
OF the title and that he Is not q
'nukG' champion.
That the Pacific Northwest golf
meets are handled In much better
shape than the national events. is
the opinion Of the seattleiie. who
also stated that the innovation OF
having Boy Scouts policing the
crowds was "A rank failure. chiefly
because Of the fact that the lads
did not know anything about the
game OF golf To police golf gal
lery one must know what this goli
Z game IL all about or the contestants
are going 20 have 10 play their
shots while spectators are running
hither and thithor trying 10 find
] points Of vantage.
But what PreKy Kerry wishes TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ECKMANN BEWAILS LACK OF
GOOD MATERIAL FOR FROSEI

Wei. We haven't uncovered any
backs os great ability as yet" Eek.
mann answered. ~and not single
end has been developed up 10 now.
AS 10 linosmen the situation "
somewhat better for there IL some
mighty promising material in that de.
partment"
Ray said tina; LOT Of the men
would undoubtedly do turn in Sat.
urday'a game against the y. s s.
Philadelphia but that he had no idea
who Coach sutton would send in for
the kickoff.
''There1l be no cuts mnde in the
squad" he continued. And every
one Of the men who are now on, will
probably get a chance In game be.
fore the season Is over can say
positively that al the present time
Coach Sutton has no idea as to what
will be the makeup Of his frs, team"
The freshmen went thru another
tough practice session last night. and
Sutton gave them a lesson In proper
charging
First injuries hit the squad when
Jim StirrBtt. former Broadway
tackle. broke his ankle in scrlmmaee.
and Bob Shaw. backflold man from
Great Falls. Montana. received a
minor hurt which viii keep him on
the bench for several days. Stirratt
IL doubilesSly out for the season.
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This Fighter Trains on
Shakespeare and Milton

CHIcAGo. Oct i2.--comea now the
" intellectual battler. Harold
Smith OF this city. newest sensation
among tho bantamweigh,s.
It's said that Harold docs moa; Of
hla training In tho reading rooms OF
tho public Libraries.
The young gent. who Is married
and the father OF what Is invariably
styled a bouncing baby" ia addicted
to literature in lis most ponderous
phases.
Homer. Milton. Shakespeare and
Dumas aren't mere meaningless
names 10 Mr.. smith Of tho prize
ring. He Is on reading terms with
all Of them.
Il don't say reading helps me win
ms fights" said MIR. Smith Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

JOE SIMONICH
LOSES VERDICT

MILWAUKEE,. VIA. oct a.
I1nkey Mitchell local boxer out.
pointed Joe simonich u Butte In
10.round. uodcciBIon bout here
last night simonich substituted for
Sailor Friedman Of Chicago, who
is in q hospital recovering from
injuries received when attacked by
three men Wednef day night IFS
ssssiInnts have not been appre-
hendcd.
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CUBS OBTAIN
TEXAS CRACK

shoFfsiop Iuryeon q The Beau.
mont CLUB Of the Texas League has
tten purchased BY tins Chicago
Cubs. Turgcon. who was c;assed
as one o. the best midway gunr.
dams In the Texas circuit during
The 1923 campaign. viii report TO
The Cubs in the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
LISTON MAY
MEET DUFFY

sailor Lston. tho rugged wei
terwelgh,. who recently defeated
Young Dudley down Gays Harbor
way. IS in Oakland cunning FOR a
bout with Oakland Jimmy Duffy.
The fans around Oakland still re.
member The tough bFawi Dudley
v1ged against Duffy several months
ago. ani figure that Llston and
Duffy would be a great 20.
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InfieLder and Pitcher
Shouting Great Promise
Harrison and Jones Sold This Year; Mccain Finds
Himself at Second Base, While Harrison Kicks
Thru; Other Baseball Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

WITH RUDE Harrison pitcher and Johnny Jones short
w stop already sold to Brooklyn for delivery next year
the Portland club grooming youngsters for sale TO big
league clubs in 1924
Charley Ecker promising curve-ball pitcher and EN-
NETT McCann secondSaker have good chances OF going
back to the big time with another years experience in this
circuit
Eeker has come along wonderfully well of late winning
flock of games and he ranks of the best decevers
In this eompany MeCann PLAYED shortstop with ndffer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
BY MEL VOORHEES,

sfyIrHAT do you think Of the gang
w OF frosh who have turned out
for football at the u this Year,
The foregoing question was put TO
Ray Eckinann. former varsity foot
ball man and now asslstan, freshman
coach.
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impress on Eo.fem hereabouts ia
that Max Marston Cd not win the
national amat, lr Championship with
the AID Of siZmlos and that night
here IN the Pacific Northwest are
The best handled golf tournaments
in tile country. SO that's that.
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OLYMPIA WILL
PLAY AT HOME

OLYMPIA. oct. 1.-THE Olympia
high school football team viii open
it's season here Saturday against
Montesano. 'curley" skaden, for
mer w. S. e. star. Is coaching the
capital city players.
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HARRY GREB
is DEFEATED

BOSTON. Oct. i2.--Tommy LouRh.
ran. Philadelphia. won the decision
over Harry Greb OF Pittsburg here
last night. Greb's midileweight
title was not at stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

prize ring. but ! DO find the writ.
ings OF the old masters mentally
soothing before a fight
Reading simply happens 20 be my
form OF recreation. and see moth.
ms peculiar IN the fac, that a prize
fighter should be devoted TO books"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
DANDY DILLON
NOW IN L. A.

Dandy" Dillon. who boxed Tod
Morgan here recently, "a now in
Los Angeles looking for bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
JORDAN WILL
MEET BROWN

Johnny Jordan and Young Brown
were to tnngie in the main event
OF the boxing show at Hollywood.
Cal. Friday tight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

TUE Intentional pass never can be
l. ruled out. because II Is an cs.
sential part OF tho game and be
cause. in some cases. distinction
cannot be drawn between wildnesS
and intention on the part Of the
pitcher The abuse OF tho practice.
however can be eurbed by imposing
more o. a. pegaity upon the pitcher
who chooses she easiest way out Of
tight place.
II has been suggested that the
rules be changed and that an ad-
ditioual base be awarded tho bat.
,c. each time he Is passed. For in,
stance. the FIRST tlmo that Ruth Is
passed. he would so TO first; the
second time. he would be sent 20
second. the third time. Il would
DO tho equivalent Of triple. and
10 he should be passed the fourth
time In one game. he would 10 clear
around for a run.
Any change IN the present rule.
10 bring about the desired results.
would necessarily have 10 be rad.
Ical. Nothing else would accomplish
the purpose.
Something should be done 70 give
Ruth AZ least a fair chance to hit
as long as fans are paying their
money for the principal purpose Of
seeing him bit sNo one would aug
gest that the pitchers lay them in
his groove just 70 lei him hit, but
Il seems fssir 10 ask tina; be be
given a chance TO hi, the ball
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ent success a year ago, but
has found himself" at sec
ond base this season.
Harrison developed wonderfully well
this season and with regular work
has pitched some fine ball for tho
beavers, lie Is an undcrhand pitch
or with a lot % stuff.
Jones Is an experienced iniieldcr
and has come along nicely az short
stop, lie h the ranking man Tor tho
year az his position.
Portland has two outficldcrs. Dick
Cox and Charley High. both Of whom
may set their chance soon IA big
time company. Both fellows do
everything well and they can hit.
run. field and throw.
Jimmy Middleton. the pltcherman,
aver Of the Beavers and Jack on.
slow. the veteran catcher. are given
credit for developing Harrison and
Eckcrt. onaIow being very effective
coach for young hurlera.
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ORIOLES EVEN UP

KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct. IA
The count in the junior WORLDS
series between Baltimore and Kan.
saH city stood one and ono today
with no game scheduled. The hn,.
tic will be renewed on the Kansas
city grounds tomorrow.
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ming. that brute force win triumph
over the master mind, because
THE hand Is quicker than tho
eye"
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CUBS
AGAIN VICTORS

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE Chicago
Nationals won the second game in
a row from the white so1 in the
annual city series here yesterday.
The score of the contest WIS to 3.
T-t. er0r~ II n II
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Batteries: Eldridge. RUSSELL and
Harinett: Thurston and sohaik,
Grouse.
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coNMuTApA LA sENsTEScIA,

Ell. Gobernador Interino ha conmu-
tado la scntencia. al confinado Miguel
Sierra. ss1 s~
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Ell JUEZ 3CONF1A EN- QUE Sc
ESCLAREzCA ESTE MISTE-
RIO, TRAS DEL CUAL .PUEDE
a4 zEXISTIR UN DRAMA.
(Leemos en- "Ei HeraIdo de cuba".)

En- Cienfuegos esta preso Perfecto
N1nez y Delgado o Perfecto Eleuterio
Ndnez, pues de ambos modos Sc hace
lamar, sujeto a una causa por biga-
mia.
Segdn certificaciones que constan
en- los autos Sc case ell 18 de abril de
1909 con Juana Marta Manuela Soler
y Gonzalez, cuyo matrimonio aparece
inscrito en- el Juzgado Municipal del
Norte de esta ciudad en- el folio AGA,
tomo septimo y mas tarde, el a de
.noviembre de 1918, contrajo nupcias
con Della Margarita Gonzalez Y Car
cia, 10 que Sc comprueba en- Ell folio
Is del Juzgado Municipal de Cienfqe-
gos, sin que conste que hubiese en-
viudado de su primera esposa.
Pero 10 mas extraordinarily es, que
al ser denunciado como bigamo no ha
podido decir ell paradero de ninguna
de sus mujeres, nj hay manera de dar
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UN CONOCIDO COMERCIANTE DICE
QUE LIE HA DEVUELT0SLAsa. a.. y..: !.
SALUD5OT VE,1Zz....: -...s'.: .,.4 a...,.
Apoya a Tanlac pOr los buenos resultadOs que
obtuvo de el por 10 que ha yisto que a
ha hechO pOr sus amigos. I'll

-
'Tanlac me ha restablecido compile
tamente hace algunas senanas y des-
de entonces me he sentido mlchos amos
mas joven", dice el senior Jose de Ami
10. Plazuela de Santo Tomas, Gale
Esperanza No. ?, Mejico, D. f. Ell Sc
nor Amijo cs un conocido pr6spero
comerciante, propietario de un esta-
blecimiento mixto, situado en- la di-
recci6n arriba mencionada, conocido
por el fombre de Tendijon Mixto La
Economical. AL contar los resultados
obtenidos por Tanlac, dice 10 siguien-
tie:
''Por bastante tempo mi salud ha
cstado decafda Y Ell condolences muy
anemicas: Perdf el apetito y ,tambien
fuerza y energia, hasta el punto de
llcgar sentirme demasiado yiejo pa
I'll atender a mis- negocios.
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"Habiendos tornado dos amigos nfos
Tanlac, con excelentes, resultados, de-
cidf probarlo yo tambien Y aunque mis-
amigos 10 habfan tornado para NAL de
esfomago v 20 no tenfa tai enferme-
dad. No obstante, despues de haber
tornado una botella tenra va tai ape
tito que apenas, podfa satisfacerlo. Mi
fuerza yigor han sido completalnen-
te restablecidos ahora me siento me.
jor de lo que me he sentido Ell mu
chos meses.
"Por consiguiente tengo verdadero
placer en- atestiguar los meritos dc
Tanlac, no solo por ell bien que me ha
hecho, sino por 10 que he visto que ha
hecho por otros. Els ciertamente una
medicina digna de todo encomio."
Tanlac Sc yende en- todas las hoti
cas- y droguerfas.
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donde consta que ell % de abril de este
mismo aiio, antes de reconocer a su
hija natural, estaba divorciada y ro-
tos, por tanto, los vinculos que la liga-
ban su marido.
Lo mas curioso es, seg1n nos expli-
co el Subjefe de Ia Judicial, que Auro-
IA Lazoncel desde hace muchos amos
era considerable en- Cienfuegos como
esposa del padre de Perfecto Ntnez
con quien hacia vida matrimonial des-
de antes de su divorcio con Lazo, sien-
do considerable como la madrastra de
| su acusador.
No era ella, empero, la que puso en-
conocimiento de la autoridad Ell doble
matrimonio de su casi hijastro, sino
Ell novio de sW hija, la joven Victoria.
cuya inscription en- Ell registro civil
lsirvio de base a la falsa denuncia.
De este escandalo de familia que ha
puesto al descubierto 10 que a los pro-
Itagonistas del mismo habria convent
lido mantener oculto NADIA mas resta
|que decir. Lo importante es la posi-
bilidad de que la causa iniciada por
Ebigamia tenga que agrayarse con Ia
califcacion de parricidio y asesinato
) de doble parricidio, 81 Nunez a imi-
tacion de Landru, su pfetenso mode-
10, las hizo desaparecer de la haz de-
Ia terra sucesivamente, pues en- tai
case ambas pudieron ser sus esposas
Fors esta investigando con todo ce-
10 en- busca del paradero de las mu-
.ieres y las hallara 81 aun viven, cosa
muy possible dado case de que hayan
tornado su matrimonio con Nufez tan
POGO en- serio como 81.
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BALL
81 "Fiumacao vence los Boston"

Ell desgraciado umpire Sc retira Y
10 sustituye el jefe de la policfa Ra-
fael Dfaz, siendo asf la mejor manera
para terninar el juego.
Los Boston Stars que estaban peor
que los muchacllos de la Luchetti
School, empezando por Clark, que mo-
faba cuanta bola iba sus ma
nos, no ayudaron Tunito. El HUI
macao, viendo este, Ia emprendieron
a palo limpio Y las carreras entraron
al home con sulna facilidad.
A pesar dc todo ESQ, el juego puild
liaber termiBado mejor, aunque los
bostonianos jugaron como ninitos, 81
no es por la fatal decision del umpi-
re, que di0 lugar que Sc exaltaran
los lnimos Ell el inning va citado. Y
triunf6 el Humacao spor un score de
Z a 1.
| San lanzo la bola muy bien, Y Frank
en- el left Sc porto como siempre in
Tnejorable! Por los bostonianos, COY
dova Y 4Tupito, fueron los dnicos Dig
hos de elogiar, los demas estuvieron
pesimos. .H a4 t'i1o'i
Los fandticos de la capital que fue-
ron Humacao con ell afsn de present
ciar dos buenos desaffos, quedar0n
desencantados, pues Ia pelota que Sc
jug6, no tuyo el interes des6ado.
Ahota biei, ei deporte basebolero en-
Humacao, parece que va en- decadnn-
cia. Los fanaticos no cooperan q ayu-
dar los empresarios de la Liga le-
vantar tan simpdtico sport. Eli los
dos juegos, ell pdblico no concurri6
como Sc csperaba, y como es natural
81 sigue esta discrimination on 10 SUI
cesivo. las novenas hoy existentes, de-
sistirln dc ir jugar Humacao.
No sabcmos el motivo de este v la
mentamos, que el base ball cn Orien-
te quctlc anulado, teniendo tantos fa-
naticos que paeden haccr algo para que
Iesto no suceda.
Luis PROGRESS.
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l1N NUEEO BARBl ADJb C|)BANO?
tIa ssidoa encarceIado en- Cienfuegos ur
bigamo que no sabe explicar el paradero
I-is ,sss os' ,.5@= Isl @. & de ssus dos esposas

con elias para hacerlas declarar. Re-
ciente el recuerdo de Landru, el Barba
Azul del Gambais, no falta quien pre-
gunte: Las habra matado? Y esta
es la pregunta que, sc hace ell Juez
instructor quien ha interesado del ha-
bill Fors, Sub jefe de la Judicial, que
proceda a investigar con ahinco para
descubrir ell enigma y saber 81 ell de-
tenido, es bigamo parricida.
Para vengarse, ell acusado da pabulO
a un escahdalo.
Una vez encarcelado NuneZ, Gre
yendo que los causantes de que Sc hu-
biera descubierto ell delito eran sus
propios familiares, formula denuncia
contra la sonora Aurora Lazoncel, de
quien ,dijo que siendo esposa legitinla
de Eusebio Lazo habfa inscripto como
su hija natural la jovena Victoria
'Alejandrina Lazoncel ell Is de agosto
del corriente aIo, declarando para clio
falsamente que era soltera.
Dada la gravedad de la acusacion Sc
instruyo causa, pero no pudo prospe.
| rar la NAL intencionada denuncia, pue'
lila sonora Lazoncel presento certifica
cion de la Audiencia de Santa Clara
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s1euE DE A1euN cu1DADo

Continla sometido los mayores cur
dados facultativos, ell sefor Ramon Bal,
seiro cuyo estado aunque bastante me-
jor, no puede considerarse fuera de to-
do peligro, pero en- este contian para
en- breve los galcnos que lie asisten Bia-
mon y Lopez Sicardo. =
/ La residencia de los distinguldos 'es-
pesos Balseiro- Pichardo Sc We. .censta;i-
te1nente visitada para conocer ef csta-
do del enferlno.
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POST OFFICE BOX 1892.

y bajo el sol laque el beso de su lumbre
las cosas mas vulgares embellece.
Ell cuadro todo iluminado rie,
los ninos CON sus risas cristalinas,
ell heno verde al ser metalizado,
ell pelaje luciente de los bueyes,
la abeja, va saciada, que revuela,
vibrante como un ansia contenida,
sonora, musical y chispeante,
-salmo de luz cantado por dos alas
la guadana rebrilla cada paso
en- I'm vivo y fugaz relampagueo
que asemeja una rosa luminosa
y hasta en- la ruda voz intermitente
del conductor al anunciar las bestias
hay no Sc que de canto. y de caricia...
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Asi cruza la aldea la carreta
con SUI alta troge de oloroso heno,
traditional y rustica. A su paso,
nota expresiva de sabor bucolico,
dice salud, trabajo, paz honrada;
Sc alegran los chiquillos del contorno
que bulliciosos salem al encuentro,
" Sc impregna la humilde callejuela
de olor campo, trebolar, a establo...
oajo ell triunfo del sol maravilloso,
en- la gloria de luz de la mafiana,
al conjuro del Hada Primavera
que despierta los niios Y las ansias!..'
JUAN BURBHI.
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Kstabemiento condons snitaas
Comple.a doacu Ia de aparatos instrumental moderno
de mayor para cenco de todas las enferme
henica stuaconComodidad esmeradt
servicio.-Cuerpo medico residene Ell Sanatorlo.
enfermos de de
dendo atenddos propios medco por los De Soedad
Departamentos especales para Senoras
Opeaones especiales bahos de luz de aie mdo
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PERSONAL CIENTUICO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR.. don AInaio Rold&n
DIRECTOR cONSULTOR1o Dr. DON Manuel Queyedo Baes
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GANTA v OJOS: DR.. don Agustin R. Laugier
RADIOLOGO DR.. don Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO Dr.. K Ruiz Eazario. - ME-
Dr.. don Pedro Rivera Aponte DR. don Agus1n SAnchss
DR. don Manuel Pava Fernandez Dr. don Castor = Rivera
cIRUJANO DENTISTA: Dr. don Lorenzo 4 Noa
PRACTICANTE don Enrique Fernandez: S
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