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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

when you look at the games won and
lost you'll find Crandalps name up
among the leaders with something
Ike nine victories and only four dc.
feats and he's with second division
team.
Crandall was famous as a pitcher
with the New York Giants 10 years
or so ago and he also won n lot OF
pleasant noteriety as n pinch hitter.
Crandall is one OF tho best hitting
pitchers in the game today.
His splitter is still troublesome and
he always has wonderful control.
Crandall takes rank as ono OF tho
remarkable veterans of the League
and he can still give lot OF teams
cards and spades and still beat
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

SUCCESSFUL, inc WuIIIVS OF running
club undoubtedly affect the playing OF any performer
Krug stepped into tough spot in Los Angeles last spring
when he succeeded RED" kefer the best manager in the
minors Kefer had finished lower than third place
there.
RruE the failure OF tho Angels
pedde way obtain strengthen their
the they wanted Tor the smuggling outdc
20 they him.
Angeles the Angel must
play the Angeles
Krug a pdeament the second division and
BAH big burden for Marty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Jack Reeves and
Darrah Box Draw

OAKLAND. July 4.--JacK Reeves.
San Francisco middleweiSht, boxed
n draw with Jimmy Darrah. OF Los
Angeles, in four rounds here last
night Johnny Farr, Oakland ban.
tam. won the callov CT Jack Burns
in the semi.windun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
"Red" Baldwin Is Reliable Catcher
BALDWIN is the hes

HDED" BALDWIN is the best
le catcher Seattle has had since
the Indians rejoined the league back
In 1919.
Baldwin was once with Seattle. In
1890. and the club finished second
that year. The team Is second again
since Baldwin rejoined the club this
spring.
Last year the Indian catching was
absolutely the worst In the league.
Yam Yaryan was fat, lazy and Inn
possible. His poor work seemed con-
tagious. as Frank Tobin didn't do
half so we'll as he is doing working
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

DITCHERS like Wheezer Dell. Jim
l. Bagby. Bin Prough and Doc
Crandall need their control above
everything else.
When these veterans can't put the
hall where they want Il they're help
less and get pounded all over the
lot.
But when they have a good day
they win easily as they're smart and
pitch 20 their opponents weaknesses,
Dell was terribly wild Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
BOII.S KEPT HIM OUT

Johnny Farrell's failure TO crash
into the British open golf champion.
ship Is attributed 10 a flock OF
bolls which cropped out on his
hands. IL was almost impossible
for Farrell TO hold a club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Jacobs Looks Fine at Third Base

DAY JACOBS was shifted over TO
IN third base yesterday after two
games at shortstop and he looked
like different ball player. He
made a couple OF dazzling stops and
throws and started two double kill.
ings.
The kids arm looks good and he
covers a lot OF ground. OF course.
yesterdays game was just one
game and today and tomorrow may
be something else again as far as
he's concerned. but it looks like third
base is his spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

It's a funny thing the difference
in positions make in bali player.
AT third base Sammy Bohne was the
best in the league in 1920: at short
stop he looked like the biggest busher
Of them all.
4 lot OF bali players arc like that
It's that slight difference in bounces
and conditions that accounts for It.
At third base the ball Is on top OF
a man before he realizes II while at
shortstop a few extra feet throws
some fellows off stride while field.
ing a grounder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Great Britain Is
Gun Shoot Victor

VERSAILLES. France. July A.
The fourman shooting team OF Great
Britain won the olympic games title
by scoring 263 points in the finals
here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Credit Is Given
to Miss Mckane

DEHKELEY. cal July g.
ID ron. that's ZOO bad. I won.
der what went wrong
Dr. O. a. wills. father o. "Our
Helen" said today when in,
formed by the United Press 81
the defeat Of the American
champion.
We'll. better luck next time
Miss McKHne BE- wonderful
player She simply played bet.
Ter tennis. ! guess"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Navy Fencer Is
Beaten at Paris

PARIS. July 4.-Georse C. Calnan.
United States navy. was the las,
American eliminated in the Olympic
games fencing competition here yes
terday. He lost TO Larraz. OF AZ
gentina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

Innings pitched-Den sH. chsrse a.
feat TO Dell. At bat--off Dell IL. hts
runs 6. Runs responsible for--peli
Hughes I, Jones 1. Struck out--by ".
1, by Hughes ., by Jones 5, Eases !.
balls--on Dell I. Off Hughes Z. off .one
:. Wild pitch--Dell. Hit by pitees,
Welsh. Home run-Durst, Two-ease :.
Lane. Sacrifice hlts--Hughes, Dur
Golvin. Runs bstted in-purst !, M
T. Baldwin, Hughes. Caught steaiihsy
rwomoley, Double plays--Jacohs 70 w
win; Jacobs to Krug 20 Golvin- Tins
Las, Umpires -FhYle and Schalie-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Ballard Club Will
Play Port Angeles

The Ballard Commercial Club team,
of the Semi.Pro league. is taking the
week end off for a three. game series
at Port Angeles. The delegation left
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Game Chatter

Two games today. the first start.
ing a. 1870.
Twombly walked the first three
times up yesterday.
Joe Jenkins was poison all after
noon. tho veteran Angel catcher
smncklng three singles and getting
"a walk.
Percy Ire Jones famed this side
In the fifth. Jenkins spelling a per.
feet inning with a single. Hood.
Jacobs and Golyin were sent back
10 the bench.
Ted Baldwin turned In another
foAsy running throw while standing
on his head IN the eighth. throwing
out Twombly. He robbed the same
bird Of a hit the day before.
Frank Emmer went In 10 hit for
Sammy Crane. who is IN a bad
slump. in the fourth with the bags
loaded. but the best he could do was
a ny 10 left. lie busted a single in
tho ninth.
Jimmy Welsh was the only Indian
hitting. picking up two singles and
getting hit By a pitched ball.
Young Red" Collins hit for Jones
in the ninth with two out, but hit
10 the third-sackcr.
The Angels are now leading. two
games 10 one.
i, looks like Gregg and Sutherland
for Seattle today with Crandail and
Dumovitch for the visitors.
Welsh's first single was the long.
est OF the year. II hit the right field
fence far down and II looked like
Twombly might catch II until It hit
the boards, when he crashed into the
fence and lost the ball. The uncer.
tainty held Brady and Lane on their
bases and robbed Welsh OF a double
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
BOTH EASY TO MANAGE

Eddie Kane used to manage VIII.
lie Hoppe. billiard champion. Now
he manages Tommy Gibbons. light
heavyweight. II never had two
finer men under my command" says
Kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

UP COnSluefaOIe as an lnIltIutT, UUVt UHt OF
the best second sackerS in the minors, krug
has slowed up and more speed is badly needed
at this important spot in the infield.
It's impossible 10 beg borrow or steal a
high class infielder" says krug.
I'VE sent Oscar Reichow, our business
manager, East in an effort TO land some tai
ent, preferably second sacker and some fell
lows who can hit, but the best he could do
was 10 obtain Walton Cruise, an outfielder
Cruise has been of little use because Of an
injured leg"
Very few playing managers in the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
San Francisco Is
Victor in Second

PORTLAND. July 4.-san Fran.
cisco won from Portland here ycstcr.
day. 20 3. evening up the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Oakland Wins in
Speedy Contest

OAKLAND. July Oakland won
speedy game from Salt Lake here
yesterday. Z 10 o.
Tho Erore. II. IL u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Lack of Second-Sacker
Keeping Krug in Lineup
Los Angeles Manager Has to Fill in at Second Base
Because of Shortage of Men; Impossible to Beg,
Borrow or Steal High Class Players He Claims
BY LEO II. LASSEN

MARTY kkUG is playlng second base against ms VIII.
1Nl If he had his way Krug would be managing the Los
Angeles club from the bench
Krug has his best days player and he has slowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Boston Golf
Star Expects
toComeBack
BY JOB WILLIAMS

IL thln hf Fran
els Quinn cts
comeback year.
Som chow or
other the golf
world seems 90
feel that the pop.
ular Boston play
orls on the brink
q a tHumphai
return This feel
ing n based on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

.TuE killcfes. wade and William.
i are the only two brothers mar.
aging big baseball teams in the
United states
Wade. moro familiarity known 10
Seattle fans ~ RED" rs three years
older than Bili. who b. chief o. the
Chicago cubs.
They both have class a. managers.
Just glance az the standings Of the
Coast league and you'li find Seattle
Is IN second place and a lock az tho
National league records shows BINS
cubs are also second.
~ runs Ia tho family. this ability
20 lead their felloNh In baseball
or other enterprises wade and BIN
would bo among tho leaders for they
have that Unborn kunek Of leader.
ship.
Wade once hired Biu 10 play bail
for him. ~ Was back iiH ig0e or
1908 rhcH Wade uas holding doFu
MS first managerial 100 as plot o.
me- kalamazoo. Michigan. IHfer-
state league team. mn tnas 0oiHg
10 school then and traHici 20 play
thru The summer months aud Wade
gate him a JOB.
IN later years wade went up 20
L tho Detroit and washington clubs
M tho American league. while Blll
took up catching and started In with
S. Louis In the same circuit
They often played against each
other. but their Kalamazoo season
was their only one together.
Both Of them eventually drifted 20
the National league. Wade played
for time in Cincinnati. finally com.
/ ing out 10 los Angeles where he
made a wonderful record for seven
years before coming 10 Seattle. In
1919
BIN played for years NJ Philadel.
phta making w one Of tho greatest
batteries IN the history OF baseball
while teamed with Grover Alexander.
They were sold 90 the Chicago Cubs
quite few years ago and when BIN
war made manager OF the Brulns no
gave up catching. altho Alexander Us
siill a star pitcher.
NIADE and Bill are successful
w managers because they arc
human and are regular fellows.
All they ask j. for their mon 10
keep their heads up and hustle.
nall PLAYER who won't hustle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

IIIADE and Bill are successful
w managers because they arc
human and are regular fellows.
All they ask Is for their men 10
heep their heads up and hustle.
Hall players who won't hustle
for them don't belong In base
ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Three-Set
Match Won
by Briton
Kathleen McKane Win,
From American Cham.
pion in Title Play

hlABLLJy.s, England July -
w Helen Wills Of California "a
her chance 10 win the tennis chan.
plonshiD Of the world Tor Eoras.
here today.
The American girl. after gfnn.tr
brilliant first Bet from Kathlsss
McKane. Of England. lost the ssosss
and third sets 20 the British player
The scores were 80. 90. g.
Play was IN the singles Of the al.
England tournament. recognized 4,
the championship Of the world.
Suzanne Lenglsn, French fash. "a
not play, having withdrawn TIN
week. taking 2 default.
HELEN STARS
IN FIRST SET
In the first set the California Fid
completely outplayed and ouigensf
aled Miss McKane. who made ssyersl
double faults. but the latter IN nuhs
Of brillianco took three straight love
games from Miss wills. The Ams.
lean served the first set.
Instead OF gaining confidence after
winning her service. Miss Will
seemed uncertain OF herself in ths
second set, but was ouidriying hs
opponent In the first half. while The
English woman kept on the d.
fensiye. unable TO handle the Amer.
leans smashing drives.
The set score: 80. 60, s..
The game scores:
The game score firHt set:
Miss Wills ......40oO4445Tf-i.
Miss McKane ....1444Iz1752-.i
Second set:
Miss Wills ......544s57eI50-:i
Miss McKane ...7l1439445i-i.
Third set:
Miss Wills ......1514441342-u
Miss McKnne ...45412645zS-u
MISS McKANE
IMPROVES
The Engllshwoman's game in
proved greatly in the third set. and
she scored repeatedly on brilliant
cross-court returns and ac.s. after
close volley Of exchanges
The California girl was slowing
down, and Miss McKane had solved
the way 10 handle Miss wills lobs
By faster covering OF the court AMI
playing close 70 the net.
The new champion completely out
judged her American opponent ia
the third set. but Miss Wills re
tanned the same calm at the finish
when she saw her chances at The
title slipping. that had marked
her demeanor turnout.
The huge crowd OF spectators
gave the defeated American girl
wonderful reception for her game
ness. following the match. but there
were plenty OF cheers ana erplzns
for Miss McKane. the first British
woman to hold the title in 10 years
Mile. Suzanne LenGlen. former
champion, lost her title when she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Krug Wants TO Manage Angels From Bench
Helen Wills Is Defeated in Wimbledon
KiIIeierS Only Brother Managers in Game


Rpectiriyi Wade once Hired BIN Back ia 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Vernon Defeated
by Sacramento

LOS ANGELES. July 4.-Sacra
mcnto won from Vernon. to ?. in u
tight game here yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
San Francisco
Picks Up Game

Tho Indians lost ground Thrua.
day when they were defeated by
Los Angeles while San Francisco
trimmed Portland.
The Tribe is now five games
behind tho league leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

AMEIncAN LEAorE

~ Philadelphia r. ", Y.
New York ...........,s.4. 8 s
philadelphia ...............f0 -
Pipkraa. CASTOR and sehanE. Haifi-
mann. Gray and Perkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

AZ Detroit n. ". T.
Chicago .,,......,,........g u o
Detroit ......,s. .stt...... =
Thurstou and Grouse. pauss. Holloway
Cole and Haasler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04
Ess'T1His8e1
rAcn1r coAsr LEAarE
NATIONAL IEAnIK

Al Chicago II. IT, e.
Cincinnati .t.s4.ss...t.ts-.
chicago ss.rsats ts.ss sta-s .
shsohsn and winso. SandbsfE Raaf.
mann and uFaffnii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

Percy Ire Jones famed this side
in the fifth. Jenkins spelling per.
feet inning with single. Hood.
Jacobs and Golyin were sent back
10 the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-04

Joe Jenkins was poison all after.
noon. the veteran Angel catcher
smacklng three singles and getting
walk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26
In case de horriplante..

(ContinuaciGn de la "a. p$gina.)
y, dado ell estado de exaltacion en-
que Sc hallaban las herInanas,
Sc las llevo SUI cuarto donde acaba.
ron de pasar la noche, y no sin que
la vieja las hubiera dado algunos
CONSOLES relatives a tales aparicio
mes. Aquella noche la inocencia AGO.
sada impuso la fortaleza de su debili-
dad augusta =. Y los satiros de of
clio, y las celestinas PROFESSIONALS re-
cibieron el mas amplio bofet6n de la
virtud triunfante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26

Una tremenda duda asaltaba a Ma
ria Ortiz, quien, para cerciorarse de
la verdad del case, fue Rio Piedras
pregunto un pariente suyo, lla-
mado Juan Melesio, 81 saba donde
estaban las ninas. Juan asegurole que
habfa sabido que las jovenes llega-
ron de Manati habian sido insta-
ladas en- una casa de citas de Hato
Rey Ratifcada en- suS sospechas ia
Ortiz, invite a su ito, Ines Ortiz,
que lie acompaiiase a la casa de An
gela. Al legar esta preguntarle
81 las jovenes estaban ALI, Ia Cruz
respondio negativamente. Entcnces
ambos y desde la sala vieron u..a
de las jovenes en- Ell comedor, y supie
ron, por eSta, que la otra Sc ha,iabl
en- su habitacion.
Angela Cruz, frustrados va sus pla-
mes, Sc torno furiosa negose a de-
! jar que las niiias Sc marcharan con
sus lbertadores. Como la Celestira
persistiera en- su actitud, los visitan.
tes fueron al Quartet de la Poicia
de Hato Rey y requirieron los servi-
clos de un numero para :ograr sus
planes, los cuales vieron entonces reali
zados sin ningunas difcultades pues
Angela "se al1ano' las pret'Nlsio-
mes de los peticionarios ante IL pre-
5sencia del duro rotten del mo~tffero
revolver. En- la escena, NADIA Sc dice
de Cintr6n. Este. adivinando. acaso,
10 que Sc lie venia encima no hizo &C
to de presencia, prefriendo quedarse
oculto en- las interioridades de su ga
binete, desde donde, cua1 otro Guar
quiera magnate poderoso, debe dar.
las instrucciones su empleada" SO
bre 10 que debe hacerse no con res
pecto al "negocio'.
La hberacion de las nifias traio
consigo la Immediate intervention de
las artoridades. que han procedido
en- Ia forma que apuntamos al pin
cipio.
Ell fiscal Gomez, en- sus miluciosas
investigaciones, sabe que el sugresto
americana Y ell criollo Dc Ia menor
son dos asiduos visitantes del prosti-
bulo de Hato Rey, cree que 6s-
tos han actuado a sabienGls de que
perpetraban I'M delito horrendo en-
contra de las indefensas niE4s por 10
que Sc les sigue la pista.
La magnitud del delito, las cir.
cunstancias en- que fue cometldo por
los feroces satiros ayudados ell ST.
timpunidad por los otros v IN ind!ena
cion que este hecho produce, Sor mo-
tivos sufcientes, nuestro ;uicio, pa
ra no desmayar en- las pes9usl lie
esos tipos que, a estas horas, tai ve7,
Sc estaran regodeando de 'as atur-
males pasadas, mientras en- Manati,
una madre infeiz y buena, llorara
Ia vez bajo la rudeza fiera del gol-
pc que ha recibido en- suS mas ca
lros afectos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26

Al otro dia era domingo. Las her
manas 10 pasaron en- los naturales jue
gos de su sencillez sus cortos amos.
NADIA anormal les ocurriQ... Sin en-
barge, por la noche, repiti6se la es-
cena de la aparicion. Las sombras pc
netraron nuevamente en- las habitacio
nes de las ninas, w.. el hecho ve--
gonzoso, Ia infamia irreparable Sc
consume, ell crimen horrendo tuvo Su
mas alta, inicua apoteosis. Las SOM
bras, las funestas sombras clavaron
sus manos pecadoras, manos primiti-
vas de gorilla, manos que recuerdan
la penitencia del simio criminal de
Ia leyenda, en- las puras carnaciones
de las virgenes, que han debido des-
fallecer posesas de s1ncopes terribles.
Y los malvados, seg1n Sc desprende
de la declaration de las nihas, sacia-
ron sus instintos bestiales con las j6-
venes y desaparecieron luego para vol
yer la noche siguiente echar mas
lodo sobre la. inocencia engafiada y
la pureza vencida.
Las niilas han declarado que, 81 los
presentan, podrian identifcar a sus
ofensores. Emilia, la mayor, ha dicho
bajo juramento que ell suyo es un
continental, alto, delgado. El de la
otra, parece ser un tenorio barriotc
ro, a quien famiiarmente llaman Ma
nolo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26

Despues de perpetrado ell hecho ho-
rrendo, la vieja Celestina, dice Emilia,
penetro en- su habitacion recoger =,
mendrugo que el satire dejo sobra Ia
cana. Fran dos billetes de cinco do
lares cada uno. La Celestina los re-
cogio con furia, protest6 de que ere
muy POGO, y ardiendo en- c6lerq los
hizo en- varios pedazos. Al dfa siguien
tie, agrega saIio en- busca del supues-
to americana, sabiendo luego Ia nu-
chacha que Ell Mr.. habia ampliado
la suma, dandole cincuenta d5lares
mas. de los cuales, sigue, Cintr6n Sc
cogio 40 dolares y lie di6 a ella, la
Celestina, diez restantes. otro tanto
Sc dice de Asunci6n, la nenor en-
cuanto la estipulacion incame de la
VentS bochornosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26

Como trascendio al pdDlice es:e
crimen horroroso es algo que nos ha-
bla de una justicia superior. quo ba-
ia del cielo al trav6s de miiltiples or
cunstancias. Parece como 81 un Gus
tigo divino cayera sobre todas las
pasiones que florecen en- un sambiente
bastardo, donde la vida Eumana
muestra a diario, desnudamente, C
das sus lacerias sus miserfas todas.
Diriase, en- efecto, que en- un sitio
donde Ell pudor Sc ignora, la p l:eza
Sc vende a precio de orc y toda IA
'sucia carne de burdel, fragil Y pere-
cedera exhibe diario su debihda'l.
no es, a pesar de todo, ambiente pro-
picio para que queden impunes les
crimenes mas abominables las afren
tas mas tremendas contra la moral
plblica.
Els esta una historic emocionante,
un tetrico cuadro arrancado una
pagina drolatica... Y cuadro historic
quedarian incompletos, 81 no ,dijeramos
10 que nos proponemos apuntar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26

VENDESE en- S27OO casa nueva de
MADEIRA. sta en- la callc Silva. entire
la calie America" V Ia fabrica tie nue.
bles Ticne tres habitaciOnes. ServiciO
sanitario garaje Y solar pr0pio. Para
informes hose AlfanO. Fundici0n
Abarca, 0 Recinto Ocste No. 3, altos
1872
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-26

Hemos visto una de las infeliCes
victimas. La menor. En- su rostro, nm
par de ojeras prematuras hablan de
sus intimos dolores. Io dicen Sis oios
tristes, cargados de mistsrios. Lo di-
ce su boca ajada, caida en- mn rictus
melancolico. Lo afirman su5 rubores
de impuber, puestos prueba por 81
sacrifcio cruento forzoso tic su pv-
reza virginia.. Lo atestiguar sus ges
tos nerviosos, su con;inente todc de
criatura vilmente atrorel.ada.
La mia no puede decir quien &c
su ofensor. No 10 como; ;e. $3.50 sabe
que le dicen Mano!o, poro'Ie II ola
en- ell burdel
"iInfeiz de la que mace hermosa!"
Asuncion es una mia bella. Liiccn
que su hermana 10 es mas ain. Los
IS amos que tiene le aprovechan tan
to. que parece tener mas edad Ha-
bla con ell natural tenor de quien tie
ne ante los ojos un panorama y s:n.
gre No llora al relatar 10 suceG:Go,
porque en- su inocencia grande, igno-
ra todavia la magnitud de su infor-
tunio... Es, en- fin, una pobre victims
sacrificada que al levantar los ojos
parece pedir amparo en- su desgracia,
y castigo para ell fanfarr6n que la
prostituyo para los alcahuetes que
la vendieron. Ell MUNDO tambien
lc pide, en- descargo de la virtud man
cillada Y de la moral atropellada.
FL fiscal Gomez sehal6 fanza de
tres mil d6lares cada uno de los
acusados. Ell Cintr6n la presto. No
asf La Cruz que fu6 enviada La car
eel de Arecibo, segdn Sc nos dijo.
/, Fl En-; 1, IA py8Yima edici6n daremos mas
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LUS NUNIUUUIS.--I IdIIOH' zAuVO IId
nos, Fon0grafos, Juegos de comedor
Juegos de Hahitaci0n, Neveras, rope
ros V toda clase de muebles de sala.
No deje de venir a cOmprar sus niue
bles antes de nayidad. Pues con cual-
quier cantidad de dinero podra listed
llevar 10 que necesite, Y pagar ell res
to a plazos c6mOdos. Vendemos para
toda n isla. EscrfbanOs lie enviare-
mos AgeptA. Conducci6n a Santurce
3cn Juan gratis. La Joya del Hogar
Cristo No. 13. San Juan, La JOyi-
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SE ALQUILA: Casa nueva concrete,
parada 20. priIncra calle transvcr-
sal subiendo por Canals, marcada No,
,, cerca, High School. prOpia familia
cOrta. Tel6fonO San Juan 1049 aZul.
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POR $500 vcnGo casa montada con-
creto, balloon dobe. sala, comed0r,
cocina, tres dormitorios. luz. aqua. ca
lie afirmada. Dirfiase. Gale Cortijo No
103, Barrio Obrero. TeOdOciO Betan-
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