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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-07
DEAF MITES, FINE WORK.
Exhibit of the State School for Chicago
Beautiful Painting.

Exhibit of the State School for Chicago
Beautiful Painting.
Special TO The Jersey CITY Ne,os.
TRENTON, April Z, 1898. - The State
School for Deaf Mutes will send an inter-
esting exhibit to the Chicago Fair. The
display of the work done by the pupils OF
that institution was open for inspection
Yesterday and was viewed by many
people. Wood carving is one of the prin-
cipal studies at the school. a notable col
lection of which was made. A miniature
extension table, which was done by the
class in carving and wood Joining and
construction from a drawing, attracted
much attention, as did several other fancy
articles. A frame model of the school
laundry building and a completed
residence were shown, and indicated the
proficiency of the pupils in this line OF
work.
The exhibits of plain and fancy sewing.
darning and dressmaking were well
worth an inspection. 1t was highly
creditable both to the students and the
institution. Considerable skill was
shown in china painting, and also In
sketches in water colors and charcoal.
The Kindergarten had q fine representa-
ION iof It's work, both in the construction
of designs in colored paper, the harmo-
niziug of colors and the originality o. the
designs. The primary class made an
exhibit of Its efforts in modelling objects
in clay, pasteboard and other materials.
Illustrated examples in geography u
arithmetic were shown which indicated
the idea of the child in UGH matters. A
pair of shoes of excellent workmanship
was displayed. Copies of the DAILY
Bulletin, the Silent Yorker aud The
Printers Apprcntice, periodicals pub
lished by the school, the composition Il
press worK of which are don entirely by
the pupils, were exhibited, besides other
neat specimens of work in the printing
department..
Professor jenkins and his faithful and
enthusiastic assistants in the work of in
structing the afflicted deserve praise for
the result of their labors as exemplifed
BIZ the exhibit of their pupils.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Condensed News of the Gay World-After
Lent Comes Gayety.

Condensed News OF the Gay Worid-After
Lent Comes Gayety.
The date of the wedding of Miss Laura
ST. John Cable and Mr.. Charles Cavalli
has been set for early in June.
Miss Ella Marie Woelley and Mr.. J.
Sidney Adams will be married at ST.
John's Free Church, Summit avenue,
next Tuesday evening &
Mrs. james E. Sullivan, of Linden ave-
nue., Greenville. accompanied by ner two
children, left Monday night Tor an ex-
tended western trip. They Will visit
Kansas City, Denver lColoraGo) Springs.
Pixies Peak, aud return by the way of
Omaha and Chicago, visiting the
Chicago Fair, of course.
The Wednesday Night Euchre Club
will make up a theatre party on Friday
evening, April 81, TO see .'fhe Guards
men.n A supper will follow. The club
beld it's closing meeting for play last
Wednesday ut the residence OF Miss
Cierihew w. No. $50 Coles street. Prize
were won by Miss Eta Mexican, Miss
Jessie Smith, Mr. VIM. Hardy ard Mr..
Marcus B.. Coughliu.
The wedding of Miss Frances Adelaide
Steel and Mr.. Robert Webster Caldwell.
Jr.. of Chicago, on Wednesday night, was
Que of The most brilliant events of the
season.. The ceremony was performed at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. H. Steel, no. 2l7 PaIlsade
avenue, At half-past seven I. M The
maid Of honor was Miss Lillian Pearsall.
VINO wore yellow silk aud white lace.
Tai bridesmaids were Miss Addie White
of Rockville Centre. L. l., and Miss ella
Wilson, VINO wore white n yellow
striped silk. The ushers were \ essrs.
Herbert Pile of California, Marco Parker
and Drs. Ellsworth Elliott and Thomas
Biggs. Tue BRIDES Empire gown was OF
wfiie satin and velvet. with point appli-
que. DIR. George Steel was the best man.
The Rev. James Crystal performed The
ceremony. large reception followed,
from haif-past eigntt to ten o'clock.
The Fnrfnightiy held a"Waguer Night"
on Mouday,at the residence or Miss Ches-
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onions and oatmeal cakes. The two last

onions and oatmeal cakes. The two last
named recipes are giyen:-
Escalloped Onions.-rake six onions.
peel and put in one quart of hot water, In
which has been dissolved one teaspoon
full of salt. Boil half an hour. Put In
bottom of baking dish and owe with a
white sauce made with one cup Of milk,
one tables ~poonful each of -four and
butter. Melt butter and add -four gradu-
ally; add heated milk. Roll i've soda
crackers, one tablespoonful butter, stir
in crackers. Dust this over top Of onions.
Bake half an hour.
OATMEAL CAKES.
One-half cup milk, one cup cold boiled
oatmeal. beat one egg white separate.
add yoke. Two tablespoonfuls sugar, add
to oatmeal. Stir in one cup flour, in
which has been sifted one teaspoonful
baking powder. Bake in gem pans thirty
minutes in moderately hot oven.
The viands were served by Mrs. Scud-
der, Miss Florence Turner and Miss
Addie Scudder.
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BOARD or
Continued.

Robert L.. McDecEaoJJ, Clerk
Second District CourG........ 125 90
Aud that warrants be ,dfaw in favor
of the following namel, for salary as
Aldermen for Marcn for S62. 50 each, to
wit: Michael Day, Patrick H Connolly,
J. y. McCooberry. Joseph Keugh. John
McEntee, A. B. Dusenbery aud Charles
w. Allen.
The report was received aud the reso-
luton adopted.
The Committee on Trade Licenses re-
ported the following resolutions and PEI
titious heretofore referred:
Resolved, That license to peddle goods,
wares or me rchandise in Jersey Guy be
issued by the Mayor aud City Clerk M
Snssmann, T. E. Woodley, on their pay
ing the license fee
Resolved. That a license as a public
porter be issued by the Mayor and City
Clerk, under the corporate seal Of the
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WILL CREMATE THE GARBAGE.

At the meeting OF the Hoboken Common
Council Wednesday night a resolution was
adopted calling for proposals for the removal OF
ashes and garbage, from the city streets. The
fact tina : no mention of the crematory idea was
e mb III the resolution caused some COM
men t. When the official advertisement APP
p cared last night. further comment was &C.
casioned by the following paragraph:-.Bid-
ders may also state for what amount will re-
move and cfemate the refuse gathered By them
In the city.
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BEEF n ONIONS.

Miss Pond Explains the Aesthetic Prop
critics of These substantials.
The third meeting Of the Cooking Class
al the Taeerl acie. under the strncGion
If Miss Harriet g. Pond. was held last
10 take into consideration the suo-
jecI OF beef eteW, dpmplings, escalloped
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ley, which was largely attended, IS all
these enjoyable occasions are. The next
composers will be Relnecke u Saint
Saens.
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Hudson Circuit Court.
Calendar, Monday, April 10, A. D. 1893 SUI
prerpe and Circuit Court cases Nos. 50. So s., 50,
"a, %. % W.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber. acting executor of Nelson Edwards,
deceased will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate of the County of Hudson. and reported for
settlement on Friday the 26th day of May next.
ANDREW ]. WBU
Dated March l6, A. D. 1898.
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90. No. SO MONTGOMERY STREET. JERSEY CITY
REAL ESTATE.

REALTY.
70 MONTICELLO AVE.
3-Story frame house,
with 2-story extension;
II rooms, laundry and
cellar. Every improve
ment. Just put in Al
order, inside and out.
Ready for immediate
occupancy.
Keys at this office.
Plot 33Hx1OO feet.
Convenient to both steam
and horse cars.
Price only $B,O 600.
N. J. Title Guarantee
&TruSt Co.. has loaned
on this property $500,
which mortgage may
remain or be paid off at
your convenience.
Policy ofTit1e In-urance
and a 3 years policy
of Fire Insurance fur
nis1aed without cost to
buyer.
EMMONS & CO.,
ESTABLISHED 1870,
ass Communipaw Avenue
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NOTICE or sETTLEMRNr.

Notice il hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber, administrator Ut Patrick Bnrls.
deee -sed, VIII be aaoised and stated by tue surgo-
settlement on Friday. the lith day OF April next
Dated February Sth, 4. D., 1888 -
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NOTICE OF

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the account OF the
subscriber, administrator of John jackson. de-
ceased viii be audited and stated by the Surrogate
of the County OF Hudson, and reported for settles
ment on Friday, the Nth day of April next.
Dated February sth, A. D., 1898
n ]. NUGEN
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMEN-

Notice is hereby given that the account OF the sub.
scrlbers. admfnisraErix of William Cumisky,
deceased. Will be audited and stated by the Sur
sogJ.S "a sne n9 Sr1 "a haeson, a,u rep0rseS LOT
Dated February Sth, A. D.. 1873.
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the nnal account of
ceased. win be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate OF the County of Hudson, and reported for
PHILIP
Dated March 7. a. D., 1898.
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NOTICE OF s-ETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscriber, trustee OF the estate of Caroline Van
Name. deceased. will be audited and stated by
the Surrogate OF the County of Hudson. and re-
ported for settlement on Friday, the 12tn day
Of May next.
JAMES H. LOVE.
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TO LET.


THREE CLASS FURNISHED o IN A
L private house. with or without board. Apply
at No. 24 Wilton street.
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HELP NTED

WANTED-.AT A. ]. CORCORAN's WIND MILL
W Factory, Jersey avenue and Thirteenth
street, a machinery cleaner, for night work;
gineer preferred. Applicant must bring reference
nom some former employer. where he has done
similar work. None but those having the above
named qualifications need apply.
INDUSTRIOUS tar Of GOD ADDRESS WANTED
i for permanent paying position with chance for
Q dvancement; references required. Call at No. ~
Montgomery street
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NTOIICE Of OEIIIEMENIs
Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscribers, executors of Henry Mass, deceased
wilt be audited and stated by the Surrogate OF lho
County of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday the Goth day of May next.
HAYES,
FORMERLY MASS,
HARLES
Dated March 21st, A. D. 1893.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber, administrator OF James Judge. de-
ceased, will be audit ed and stated by the Surro-
gate of the County or HUDSON, and reported for
settlement on friday, the 18th day Or May next
D.+aa ,orch , n 1900 JOHN 9uDGE.
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Notice is hereby given that the account of the
subscribers, executors of Walter Rae deceased. viii
be audited and stated by the Surrogate OF the
County Of Hudson, and reported for settlement on
Friday the 2lst day OF April next, Dated February
9th, A. D.. 1858.
FRANCES j. RAE,
HENRY W. TAFT,
HORACE L. hicks
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.MR&ON WORK..


E.. NASH g. CO.. No. 254 Wilton street.
Artificial stone of every description, plain and
ornamental idewalks, watertight cellars. plain
and ornamental plastering, and general mason
work. ALI work guaranteed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28
De Riu-grande ( LuquilIo

En- Ia excursion que en- estos dlas henos lle-
yado efecto hasta Fajardo, primer viaje que
realizamos por esa parte de Ia Isla, tuvimos opor
4unidad de admrar los bellisimos panoramas que
ofrecen al viajero aquellas comarcas, en- las que,
acknowledgements, existen importan tlsimos elemen-
tos capaces de convertirlas quizas en- el centro
mas productor del sabeo grano que en- Ell pals
forma una de las mas importantes riquezas de
nuestra agriculture.
Solo diremos hoy respecto de nuestras impre-
stones de la Carolina aRfo-grande, que esta termi-
NADIA la buena carretera que Sc ha construdo con
los fondos provinciales, en- Ia q. abundan magnff-
cas- alcantarillas de hero mamposteria un
soberbio puente metaico; que Sc espera de un
momento otro Ia llegada de Europa del tramo
de hero para el puente sobre el rio Canovani.
Has fin de proceder en- seguida su montura
que en- las extensas llanuras de aquel trayecto sc
levantan centrales tan importantes como la del
se1or Arzuaga, fncas dedicadas 4 Ia crianza de
panado vacuno como las de los sefores Gonzalez
Ubarri otras que acusan sef1ales de prospe
1idad.
Rio-grande 90 una pequeha poblaci6n de cor
to caserfo bastante NAL atendido su ornato en-
las Was phblicas Sc forman respetables lodazales
las GALES eat4n sin aceras nj completa alineaci6n
abundando mucho Ia zona de naatersdles hger0s,
en- la plaza principal pueden cebarse novillos
pues crece 81 paste con toda Ia exuberancia tropi
cal; cabros, cerdos perros y toda clase de anima
les dom6sticos vagan en completa ibertad como
On campo raso todo demuestra que l. admins
&
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tTAeion pnbliCa, 81 es0s otros extremes que TO-
caremos anduvo por alll largo tempo en- cuerpo
do cansasd. Hay sin embargo una fonda donde
SO complace con agrado al viajero por POGO dine
70, 81 senor Gonzalez tiene un buen coche con
excelentes caballos para hacer viajes la Carroll.
ma, disposition de quien 10 necesite
Ri pueblo Sc levanta corta distanc1a de las
dltimas faldas del soberbio Yupque, ell Chimbo-
razo puertorriqueno casi siempre cubierto de ME.
bias que guarda un risuefo norvenir aquellas
comarcas cuando Sc conozca 10 que vale, que, 81
los Municipios del mencionado pueblo el de Lu.
quillo quisieran cumplir su deber, arbitrarian
los medios de acelerar su exploitation. Otro dia
hablaremos de 10 que nuestro entender deberfan
hacer los citados Municipios, los que hemos de
suponer interesados en- que SO desarrolle la pros
peridad en- sus localidades. 49,. -
Lo que ST es verdaderamente imperdonable y
10 que merece TODD Ell rigor del Gobernador &C.
neral, es el estado de complete abandono en- que
SO encuentra el camlno de Rio Grande Luquillo,
principalmente ell trozo comprendido desde el pri
mer citado pueblo hasta el rio Espfritu Santo y
caserfo denominado Mameyes. Aquello no hay
como denominarlo, pues la realidad excede & la
ponderaci6n Sc necesita mucha desidia, rnucho
abandono y muy censurable apatia para que una
via p1blica tan importante halla llegado tai es-
tado. Repetimos repetiremos mil veces que
cuando llegan las cosas tai extremo necesaria
SO hace la Intervention directa de! Gobierno Su-
perior, pues otra serfa consentir que ocurran
desgracias personales, va que tan lastimosamente
SO olvidan las de ventajas materiales que SO deri
varlan de tener siquiera regulares Was de comuni
cacion. >+
Sabemos que en- Ia secci6n de la carretera
provincial ndmero que va lega Rio, ,Grande,
esta comprendido ell trayecto de dicho pueblo &
Fajardo; que para esa carretera Ia ndmero 2
de Lares Aguadilla hay presupuestados so mil
pesos en- el pr6ximo ejercicio; que el inspector de
obras provinciales don Bienvenido Dueso esta
practicando los estudios para la redacci6n del pro
yecto de las otras que @stas Sc comenzaran tan
proasto como esten terminados aprobados aque-
llos; pero tambien sabemos 10 largo que son esos
tramites, 81 tempo que sc pierde en- el expedien.
teo y la caln.a con que SO realizsn esos trabajos
sometidos reglas y condolences de las cuales no
pueden separarse los ingenieros directos. Prue.
ba nuestro dicho, ell tempo que ha tardado Ia
construction de Ia carretera de Carolina Rio
Grande.
Sentando por base 10 que dejamos manifesto
do y en- la plena seguridad de que pasaran alg~mos
aAos antes de que la Diputaci6n Provincial termi
ne la carretera hasta Fajardo, nos pareceria un
crimen de lesa civilization abandonar desde ahora
ell camino que existe llegar una completa y
absolute incomunicaci6n, imponiendose por 10 tan
to con imperiosa urgencia, que Sc emprendan sin
demora las reparaciones antes que resulten mas
costosas diflciles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28
AImoneda p1bHcQ

El domingo pr6xmo del entrante mes de Jnlio Ia
Ia tarde remataran los altos de Ia antigua car
cell cale de la Luna, por Oren cuenta de quen
ponda los sguientes art1culos:
Varios Totes de vaa, crisalera; varfos obetos de
tai banco ombras Otros efectos que detaan
difc enumeration Los articulos remataran
nuara la subasta e nes martes las ocho de Ia noche
Todo 10 que remate Almoneda phbica al barrer
adm6ndose reclamation alguna Sc anuncia al pbco
para conocimiento de los lictadores.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 23 de JUNO de 1893-El Amo-
nedero opdbico,-FRANcfsCo M. TURULL. "a
I'm peri6dico de Santo Domingo,-H Eco
del Concrete -publica un anuncio solicitando
para emplearlo en- su tipografla "un muchacho
que sea honrado, que no sea haragan y que tengs
verguenza. Sin ese requisite no Sc le dara la
eolocaci6n." Nosotros creemos que es dsmasiado
pedir en- los tiempos en- que vivimos.
La logia masonica aurora, de Ponce ha dis
Iuesto una session de duelo para la noche del %
del corriente CON objeto de honrar la memoria
del senor don Lorenzo Vizcarrondo venerable
que fue de Ia Logia.
Escriben de Gurabo que por "a vez Sc ha
convocado & los electores de aquel pueblo para
Ia election de Concejales nadie ha querido to-
mar parte en- elias. Los antonomistas siguen
retraidos y los conservadores que pudieron haber
constituido un colegio, no han querido votar
AL Gobernador le corresponds ahora lamar ter
ceras elecciones 8 nombrar de ofcio los Con
ceiales pues el dia 1ltimo no quedaran mas que
dos en- 81 Ayuntamiento.
ia III lGdo al ParaSsO.- Pas6 81 gran santo
de los Juanes por Il yentana, como yplgaimente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28

Premios mayores de Ia Loterfa Provincial
que se jug6 hoy: - Primer premio, l5.772.-
Seguudo premio, 23.s4s.-Tsrcsr premio, a.l03.
-Premios de 500 pesos: 22706, l634, I404,
5.71s 85l. = Premios de 200 pesos: l.3l7.
2.774, 1850, 6439, l0,74s s.l65, 3 s72,
l48O5, 22.731 $3.50. - Premios de 90 Pc
SOS: 795, 1851 1878, 1922, $3.50, Il87,
6l73, 1906. 9224, 1876, 19 874, 1855,
1850. % 688 Y ll.O75.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28
De Morovis nos escrlben 10 que sigue:

De Morovis nos escrlDen 10 que sigus:
Gel % del corriente falleci6 en- este pueblo
de donde era natural, Froilan Colon Sandoval,
indivfduo que sin embargo dc contar entire su
familla varios en- regular posicion estuvo COM
pletamente abandonado.-Esta es la humanidadl
Mientras los gus tenen dinero gozan tranquilos
en- esplendidos banquetes, los infeices bajan al
sepulcro abrumados de mfseria, ,congojss amar-
guras."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28

Han sido nombraoos, aura economo de la pa
rroquia de San Agustfn en- Puerta de TERRA don
Manuel de Jesds Rios; cura regente de la de Co.
rozal don Jose Sirera y Balester; coadjutor de Ia
de Lares don Nicolas Vidal Mas; regente de la
de San German don Francisco Cebalos, coadiu-
tor de la misma, don Antonio Ramos Colon; eco
nomo de la de Playa de Ponce don Jaime Bennas.
sar de la de Juans- Diaz don Juan Jose Lebron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28
. Centre de Detallistas

La DIRECTIVE de este Centro en- session ex-
traordinaria celebrada en- el dia de hoy, acoId6
go convoque & Junta General extraordinarla
los sedores socios del mismo, para el jueves 20
del corriente las dos de la tarde, con el fin de
tratar sobre la nuevas Tarifas. - Puerto Rico,
JUNO 25 de 18s3.-El Secretario,-B FERNAN-
DRZ. 3-S
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Quejanse de Cangeejos de que la carne y so.
bre todo 81 pan que SO vende en- aquel barrio es
Internal. Sc nos suplica lamar la atenci6n de
quien corresponds respectc de este particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28

En- Fajardo SO ha lnventado entire las gentes
del pueblo un verbo nuevo, completamente des-
conocido an la gramatica, pero que no por ESQ SO
ha dejado de conjugar en- gran escala en- todos
los tiempos: es el verbo Grammar Suponemos
que es un derivado de granaa, que como sabemos,
es una yerba muy comdn que Sc ertiende muciso, y
invenci6n de la Erase. Esto NOS recuerda Ell ada
gio latino "Melior est buccella cum gandio guam
domus plena cum jurgls" que invirtiendo el SEN.
lido traduciendolo al latin criollo quiere decir
-"Aprovechemus calamitatis Barcelonibus est
abandonus governorum, qui ocasionen pintan
calvorumn
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HAFTA l GAIA dc lO hbras vale solamente
0SA A0un peso en- casa de ARMAs GMENEz
Cruz l3 Sc recomienda este sano alimento por
todas las emineneias MsdSc0s. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-28

Dicen de Manatl que Of cabo de Ia guardia
civil M anuel iez Gonzalez, comandante del
puesto, fue relevado por ell sargento Leando vi.
llanueva, siendo el primero destinado al Dorado,
cuyo pueblo debe felcitarse por que el sefor
Diez, por las prendas de caracter que le alderman,
SO hizo digno del aprecio del vecindario de Ma
natl que siente verdaderamente su partida.
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NOTIClAS GENERATES

Con motive del srtfculo titulado La gran
plamcha publicado el % de los corrientes por
nuestro estimado colega Ia Revssto de Puerto. RI
co. referente la circular del Gobierno General
sobre urbanizaci6n ha sido denunciado, secues-
trado el dicho periodico y sometido un proceso
sumarial. Lo sentirnos de toda veras esperamos
su absoluci6n. ....
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Recortamos de un perl6dico:

"Una anciana de setenta tres amos ACADIA de
ser asesinada por un niho de catorce uamsdo
Victor Labasse y asilado en- ell Hospicio de
Amiens. Ell m6vil del asesinato fue el robe.
El precoz asesino no tenfa dinero guerra conner
unos dulces. Sc encontr6 & Ia anciana en- las
afueras de la poblacicn la di6 veintisiete pufia-
ladas. Cuando la tuvo por muerta SO march6
tranquilamente una pastelerfa satsfaeer su
deseo, siendo detenido dicho sitio por la poll
cia. La cantidad robada ascendfa un franco
Is centmos."