The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 9 May 1929 — Page 8

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Letter from Foreign Country (Continued from Page one) his prowess he coaxed his little friend to follow him; but the latter, perhaps with presentiment of something dreadful, roundly refused to please him. The sea was rough, and at times the waves were so high as to hide the two from shore. “A long body with a rather large flat head and a half moon mouth appeared almost at his side, but the little fellow did not see it. The terrible fish seems to have scented his prey from afar and seen him in the miSst of the waters agitated by the wind, and swish —the greedy shark with his powerful jaws, armed with strong and sharp teeth, seized his victim by the left arm and carried him to the bottom, letting him go after removing the arm near the shoulder. “Bathed in blood, the boy rose to the surface and with agonizing shrieks called for help, but nobody dared go near the place of the tragedy; all looked on, terrified and stupefied. Not content with his first mouthful, the shark hastened to catch his victim again. The bloodstains, at times, tinted the foam of the waves, each time a little deeper red, and in the midst of this auerole of crimson appeared the mutilated body of the unhappy Juan Ramon. “Four men then drew near in a boat and recovered the mangled body of the victim, bringing it to shore- amid general expec-

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tation. They laid in on a lonp piece of corrugated roofing, and then covered it with a sheet gr en by some compassionate soul of a nearby home. The little body had lost, in addition to the left arm, the right leg, while with another attack the teeth of the sea beast had torn the bowels into shreds from the ribs down and had removed the flesh from the left thigh. “Then to the boy’s home, today stricken with mourning, located on Perez Avenue near Loiza street, the body of the hapless Juan Ramon was carried, followd by an immense throng of people, most of them being bathers and school children.” Now it should not take away from the horror of the narrative if I were to suggest that perhaps it was not a shark that killed little Juan Ramon. There is another fish in these tropical waters more vicious than the shark and almost as long, though not so large around. This fish, called in Spanish “baraepda” can move about in waters so shallow as to discourage a shark, and can take a mouthful without the necessity of rolling over on its side. It just opens it’s large mouth and strikes. Those who have seen it say that its jaws are armed with a peculiar vicious looking set of teeth. This fish ! has accounted for many deaths | to the swimmers on the coast of Porto Rico. I see that this incident of the boy’s tragic death has taken ‘so much of my time that I must bring my letter to a close. I’ll let Clara tell the rest of the news. We are all well and our work is progressing splendidly along all lines. On Pentecost Sunday we shall receive many new members into our congregations. There are similarly good reports from other pastors in our mission here. We hope that you are all enjoying good health. Till I write again, William. 0 PARK OPENS SATURDAY NIGHT AT SOUTH BEND Featuring the opening of Playland Park at South Bend, Saturday night, May 11, will be Dan Russo and his famous Victor Recording Orchestra. This famous dance organization became nationally known through its programs broadcast from the Edge water Beach hotel, Chicago, and those who many times heretofore have listened to their music will now have a chance to see and dance to this famous band. Russos orchestra will remain at Playland’s ballroom for two days only, Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12. Beginning Monday, May 13, another well-known ; orchestra will be at Playland, to ; be followed on Saturday, May 18 I by Brandy’s Singing orchestra, ; direct from New York City. On Sunday, May 12, Oscar V. ! Babcock, the aerial -bicyclist, < will be offered in a free attraction ; consisting of a hazardous ride on I a bicycle down a loop-the-loop, ; and a death-defying leap into ' the air. Babcock holds medals ] for some of his performances at < some of the world’s greatest ex- ; positions. j

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