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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
struck His superior onlcer,

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Colonel r. e. A. Croft
ton, commander of the Fifteenth United
States infantry, was struck in the face by
First Lieutenant b. c. Welsh, of company
E., Fifteenth regiment. 1t is said that the
attack of Lieutenant Welsh was entirely
unprovoked on the part of Colonel Croft
ton. 1t was powerful blow and Colonel
Crofton seemed dazed, but quickly recov
cred and ordered Welsh under arrest. The
crime of assaulting n superior officer in
the United States army Is considered one
of the most serious offenses and the pen
atty is dismissal from the ranks.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Row to TIE shoestrines.

Though a shoestring is o very easy
thing to tie, not one person in hun
dred knows how to do it, We all know
how to tie q bow and of what bow
consists-two loops and knot in the
middle. Now, suppose before you tight
en- your bow, and while you still have
loop in each hand, you tallo the loop
in your right hand and pass it through
the knot in the middle Now go your
usual way and give both loops a good
hard tug to tighten them, and there you
are! No more united shoestrings. No
more lost cars. When you want to un-
fasten it, take one Of the tag ends in
your hand, give good pull, and the
thing is done, or rather undone
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.
Masked Thief Enters the House of Riley
Taft Near Ionia,

Masked Thief Enters the House of Riley
Taft Near Ionia.
IONA, Aug. 29.-Riley Taft reputable
farmer in Grange township, reported a
bold attempted robbery to Sheriff Mont
gomery. Mr.. Taft says he was awakened
at IL at night by "a masked burglar, who
stood at the foot of his bed with dark
lantern in one hand and a revolver in the
other.
The bold invader ordered him to turn
over his money, but as Mr.. Taft rarely
keeps any outside the bank he was unable
TO do it. He was ordered out of bed, and
under cover of the revolver was marched
upstairs and down again, but the robber
obtained nothing. When they came down
stairs Mr.. Taft slipped into the hall and
shut the door. The man went through
the screen door without waiting to un.
fasten it, and no clue as to his identity can
be found. He wore mask and left four
doors open when he gained entrance.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
THE SHOT WAS FATAL.
Max Drifke the Victim of Policema
Eischer's Gun.

Max Drifke the Victim of Policeman
Fischer's Gun.
TAwAs CITY, Aug 29.-Max Drifke, who
was shot by Julius Fischer, Bay City
policeman, is dead. A jury has been i'm
paneled and an inquest is being held.
Drifke was shot at dance given in honor
of Fischer at the Godeke farm. Godeke
and Fischer became involved in quarrel
with Drifke and several companions who
had not been invited and were under the
influence of liquor. They had been or
dered off the grounds.
1t is alleged that the officer used his
gun only as q last resort when his assail-
ants were getting the best of him. The
ball entered the stomach and passed
through the body OF Drifke Fisher has
wife and five children, the oldest of
which is 10 years old. He is in Jail here
awaiting the verdict of the coroner's jury.
The dead man was "a years old.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Looks Like Foul PLAY.

SAGINAW, Aug. ga family named
Richards, living on the farm of Alderman
Fisher, near Hemlock City, have disap-
peared. The husband and wife have had
many quarrels of late and she had threat
ened to kill herself The family disap-
peared one week ago Saturday and Rich
ards later put in his appearance, allowing
no one to come near the house. His
father-n-law and deputy sheriff came
here to get warrants from the prosecuting
attorney so that the affair could be inves-
tigated. The neighbors think the mother
and children have been made way with.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Tor n Cycling Skirt.

The following will be found a simple and
most effective invention for keeping down
the skirt of n cyclist in a high wind: Make
n pair of stirrups with broad black elastic.
Sew them on short length of black tape,
in which make buttonhole lengthwise,
and fasten on to a button sewed at the hem
of the skirt about one yard apart. The
foot, being slipped through the loop, efrec-
tually keeps the skirt neat and in place.
even in the highest wind.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
The Popular Woman.

One of the hardest lessons for us to learn
in this world is that others do not care SC
much about us and our affairs as we dc
ourselves. To woman who likes to talk,
and most women do, it is not easy to real
ize that Others have not their own supreme
admiration for the sound of her own voice,
the account of her happenings and tastes.
She must have the art of story telling and
must then tell only the best stories, who is
destined to "hold FORTH in tetea-tet or
a larger asSemblage. To her who would be
popular the motto should be always
Listen, listen, listen!" 1t shouldn't be
Talk. "-Cleveland Leader.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
For Husband and wife.

Who has not watched the gradual de-
ereasing resistance and inevitable downfall
of husband when his wife lacked faith in
his capacity for success and wantonly and
wickedly reiterated her lack of confidence
in himY Who has not seen a wife fade and
waste away, or, worse still, live on in dull
hopelessness because her husband contin-
ually complained of her incapacity and
never helped her to renew her courage by
hoping that her future would be more sue
cessful than her past?-Philadelphia Times.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Wiped Out the Settlement.

IsHPEMrNG, Mich, Aug 2S.-Forest fires
have invaded the settlement known as
Finland on the South Shore railroad, and
completely wiped it out of existence.
Many of the residents lost everything.
Thousands of cords of poles, ties and
wood, as well as standing timber, have
been destroyed. Trout Creek and other
settlements are threatened. Several hum
dred million feet of standing pine are
badly dam aged.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Battle with n burglar.

HARrFoRD, Aug 2S.-The house Of
Michael Dixon at Poquonnock was en-.
tered by a burglar. A fierce struggle en-
sued between Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon and the
burglar, who proved to be Richard Dixon,
Mr.. Dixon's younger brother. He stole
two gold watches and $50 in money and
was afterward arrested at East CRANKY.
Dixon was arraigned and bound over ia
the September criminal term Of the su.
perior court.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles!

YMPToMs-Moisture, intense itching ana
ST nging; most at night; worse by scratching.
Ii allowed to continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and in most cases re-
moves the tumors. AT druggists, or by mail, for
50cents. DR.. SWavne s. Son PHILADELPHIA.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Bound Over for Trial.

DETROIT, Aug. 27-Three of the alleged
school board boodlers. Messrs. Walsh,
Lphardt and Lichtenberg, were bound
over for trial The witnesses in the pre-
liminary examination were the detective
who made the complaint, the agent of the
school furniture company who rendered
them brides and a stenographer. The de-
PENDANTS offered no testimony. Milo H.
Davis, one of the defendants who disap-
peared since his arrest, was ordered rear
rested and his bail declared forfeited.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiblains,
corns and all skin eruptions and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Fol
sale by johnson q Henderson.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
"Hcw TO Cure All Skin Dsesse. /.

Simply apply 'SwAYNEs OINTMENT Noin
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema
Itch, all erruptons on the face hands, nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear white and healthy It's
great healing and curativepowers are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYNE'S OINTMENT.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31

Stale tea leaves are said to be excellent
for cleaning bottles that have had milk in
them. Put few leaves in the bottle, pour
in water, shake, then rinse out with clear
water 1t will make them clear as crystal
and remove any particle of milk.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Died from Hydropbobia.

SAGINAW, Aug s7.-Andrew j. Blanch-
ard died at the home Of his steplaughter,
of hydrophobia DR.. +. w. Morse and DR..
Bliss had the case under their care. The
usual remedies were administered but the
disease together with his age, proved fa.
tai. Mr.. Blanchard was bitten on July g.,
by dog belonging to Mrs. William Close.
The wound was on the baud aud was not
regarded rs serious.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31

rheumatism Cured i'm Day.--"Mystic
Cure" for rheumatism and Neuralgia, rad
ically cures In to 3 days. Its action upon
the system is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the disease
Immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits, rs cts. Sold by johnson &
Henderson, druggist, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
Large Real Estate Deal.

JACKSON, Aug. 24-An important real
estate deal was consumated in this city,
whereby l.. III. Field, one of Jackson's
largest dry goods dealers, becomes one
fourth owner Of the w. M. Bennett block.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31

When you wish to use very dry bread for
any purpose, soak it in cold milk or water
instead of hot. The hot fluids seem to take
the life out of dry bread and render it sog-
gy. The cold soaking leaves it haky.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
End of a Long Struggle.

And so, as stated above, the tart fl bill
which the president would have been glad
to be able to sign has gone into effect
without his signature. The placing of the
bill upon the statute books ended one OF
the longest and most remarkable strug'
giles in the parliamentary history of the
government 1t was practically year
ago that the compilation of the new tar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

81 Impsrcial" de Madrid publica el siQuien.
to telegrama de su corresponsal de Nueva York
fechado el del corriente
Las 1ltimaa noticias recibidas de La Liber
tad confrman las anterlormente recibidas y que
daban por indudable 8 Immediate el triunfo de
los insurrectos del Salvador.
La fuga del antique presidente don Carlos
Ezsta, he desalentado & los partdarios de este y
hs apresurado el triunfo de los revolucionarios
Ha sido va elegido presidente de la repdbl
ca por los veDcedores del sefio Gutierrez
Engreidos los vencedorea con su triunfo
Spenas entraron en- la ciudad de La Lihertad
Ioa soldados So en:regsron actos propios de un
ej6rcito de barbaros, dedic6ndose al gaqueo, ls
violaci6n y lss mas feroces venganzas
En- las GALES de la cludad han ocurrido es
cenas horrerosas. Centenares de muieres nj
nos, aterrorizados por las brutslidsdes atrope.
llos que los aoldados victorioses cometian, busca
ron refugio On el consulado norte-americano.
Los jefes y ofciales del ejercito vencedor no
eran obedecidos por las indisciplinadaB tropas
El espantoso espectaculo no hubiera termi
nado, 81 el comandsnte del caionero norteameri
cano" Bennington" no hubiers resueto desembsr.
car ID mayor parte de los l85 hombres de tripu.
laci6n que tiene q sus 6rdenes anuD Dciando al
mismo tempo que canonearit la ciudad en- case
necesArio, 81 continuaba en- Ia pob'ari6u el des.
orden. Los msrinos de los Estados Unidos han
sido distribuidos en- pelotonea, que recorren las
GALES de la ciudad, y los vencedores han Ceaado
de cometer tropelias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27
Los funeraIss de N. Carnot

El sofor Jalouzst consul de Francis, con
residencia en- ests Capital, As recibido hoy del
senOr Ministro de Relaciones ExtrapjeraS de su
pais, el Siguiente cablegrama:
"Los funeraes solemnes del senior Presiden
te de Ia Repdblica, tendldn lugar el domingo L.
de Julio.-El Consejo de Ministries ha reSusIto
que los fuucio carlos agentes de toda Clase lie.
ven luto durante treinta dias q contAr del rs de
Junio corriente.
Sfrvase en- 10 que respecta los Agentes
Consulares que dependan de usted hacer cumplir
la anterior determination"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27
DLputad0 pOr Halal6n [ KaAadOlial.

Este diputado castellano hermsno del exmi.
nistro de Hacienda es un hoMbre que trsbsja CO.
mo pocos tan solo fgur6 en- Ia politica para
spoyar con todas sus fuerzas las reformAs eco
n6micas de su he mano.
Fue Relator de Ia Audiencia de Madrid car.
go de mucha importancia muy considerable 10
que prueba los merecimientos del Sr. Gamazo.
Vino al Parlamento por primera vez er
1886 por ell mismo distrito que repr esenta hoy y
81 hubiera tornado Ia polftica como medic para
elevarHe hoy serfs uno de los prohombres del
partido liberal.
De trato ameno y carihoso ell sehor GamaEo
cuenta Gu ell Congreso con universities sinpatiss
Hs escrito vsriss obras juridicss que han 81
do muy elogiadas y ha colaborado en- variss re-.
vistaH importsntes del pals del extranjero y %
una fgura notable de nuestro Parlamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27
Dice nm colapa nan,nnnl,r:


IA todos aquellos mudos de Espafa Bus is.
las adyacentes que el presente "eco' vieren y en-
tendieren, deaeasen tsner Ia lengua frsnca J
expedita para charlar hasta por los codos, les
aconsejsmos que sin mss demora SO pongan en-
camino para Saint Wiuifred, pueblo situado al
Norte del pals de Gales , lograran pouer mn
t9rmiuo su mutismo. En- ese pueblo existen
unos pozos cuya aqua tiene la rsra virtud de de.
volver 81 uso de Ia palabra los que por un scci.
dente por un defecto org nico adolecen dc ella.
81 algupa duda pudiera caber acerca de este, ahi
eatA el case de una sehora que qued6 privada de
s palabra consecuencia de uu ataque de 'in.
huenza", y que 81 sumerg rse dias pasados on el
aqua portentosa de uno de los pozog, comenz6
charlar de una mauera que dej6 at6nitss las
personas que la acompsfaban. De la verac;dad
de este hecho que nos refere un colega iugles
testifcsu las personals aludidas, las cuales AFR
man que la paciente ha recobrado por complete
ell don de la palab a, hasta tai punto que, sin du-
da para desquitarse del tempo que ha permsne
cido en- forzoso mut;smo, no cesa de hablar un
momento. Con que va 10 saben los mudos, q los
pozcs de Saint Winifred. charlAr."
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CARRE4lLLAS
Con GAIA y rueda do acero venden:
MULLENHOFF u KORBER.

Por el cAbo comandauts del puesto de las
Piedras guardiA 20 Gator Nebrera Navarro,
fuS detenido en- 81 barrio de Ia Ceiba el vecino
r mon Msldonado reclAmado por el juez dc IDs.
trucci6n de Humacao; por los gnArdiss 2dos del
puesto de 10 Esperanzs Francisco Minoa Arman'
"a Julian Carrssco Alvarez fue detenido en- d.
cho bArrio pnesto disposition del Juez de
Arecibo o. individuo Hilarlo Rivera por maltrato
de pasbras obras & Ruperto Martieez su
esposa; por el cabo comandante del puesto de
Arroyo Salvador Martinez DAlmau fueron dete.
nidos on el barrio Cuatro calleH los individuos
Juan Ines Fernando Alicea J MarCelino Sanchez
entregados al juez municipal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27
Cusndo nated desee conner nr nlato aannia

Cuando usted desee conner uE plato esquis
to, dirijsse al restaurant "Ds tu lado al Paralso
San Jose I 4 nero 20 que es donde mejor sc come
en- Puerto Rico, pues el dueBo de este acreditado
establecimiento NO omite sacrifcio aIguno para
dejar satistecho todo el que visite aquel confor
table establecimiento El Menu de mafana es el
siguiente: Gran aiiaco Cubano, fote l&mpesdo,
macarrones la italiana, guinea en- escabeche,
beetfsteack en- cazuels, ,apcrreado de tasajo gran
variedad en- fambres escabeche de todas clsses
Por Ia tsrde por Ia noche no faltara Ell sabre
so arroz con pollo sistema mo me jales que yo
vow"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

mulgaci6n on eata ISla del Real DocretO do 1858
sobre DEREcH0s PAsIvos.
Y on cuanto 81 deseo del senior Cruz do Su8
cribir el mensAje do gratitud que redactara 81 SO
nor Arag6n, como egs documSnto SO escribirA en-
ujouo ALRuM, rera circuado pOr todsa las Sc
cretsias para que 10 autorcsn los cOOperadOreS
todoa esa expression de re uocimeDto al pro
Ger puertorriqueao qua tan ex'elcnte eiemplO de
actividad cello por el lien de Bu TERRA natal
nos do desde el corsz6n mismo de Ia PatriS
Madre.-.io81 Cordovds y Berries.
Gurabo, 2G de JUNO de 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

Por atildsdos signlf ,atiyos reproducimoa
los piguientes parrsfos que recortmos de "Ls
Correapondencls de Espsfa", en- Ia revista de to
ros en- que SO do cuents de Ia muerte del c6lebre
Eqpartero:--" Y aqif viene 10 que es verdadera-
monte barbara cruel (hsy que decir Ia verdsd)
Mientras sobrs Ia cana de Ia enfermelia SO ex
tendia e cuerpo espirante de Manuel Garcia, y
la ciOncia decarAbs que Dsda tenfN que htce
deiando su puesto ! religi6 para q, recogest
el lltimo suspiro de aquel hombre, IN 10 plazS
continrAba Ia fiesta y sonabau los acordes de IL
mGsica mientras dursbA el arrastre sAli6
terminar 6ste, el ssgundo toro sentandose los es
pactsdores para continusr, como 81 Bada hubieT
pasado pr senciando el espectaculo, que, aegG
el estAdo las condiciones de los lidiadores gu
quedaban, anunciSba Duevas desgracias. Este
es verdaderamente horrible, contrarIo la cultn-
rs y la humanidad. Por que no SO auspendi6
la Corrida2 PueH que Ila muerte de aquel hom
bre, que estsba de cueipo presente on Ia capils
do Ia plszt, NO merecfa este homenaje2 81 IL
auLoridad no suspepdi6 la corrida, Ipor que el
pGblico no abandon6 Ia plazaP Ne fje bien, y
nj una sola de squellas delcadaa aristocratcas
seforitas epgslanadas con mantillas y prendidas
con cIaveles dej6 su asiento. En- la plaza no Co
risn mas lSgrimss que las que resbalabsn sobre
los rudos curtidos rostros de los banderilleroa
del muerto, obligados por un refnamiepto de
crueldsd permanecer en- la plaza y q c0ntinuar
Ia lidia"
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De nuestrO estimado colsga H Noticier

De nuestro estimado colegs 81 NOticiero do
Ponce:
"Nuevas noticias de Madrid NOS dicsn one
la precoz srtista Lolita A piroz ha gsnado en- 81
Conservatorio de Mdsica la nota de Sobressliente
en- el 40 afo de piano, hstiendo sido Ia dnied de
todas las alumnsB que haya obtenido tan brIante
not1; como solo cuenta nueve amos de edsd
Puerto Rico puede va decir que tiene una srtista
mas de que enorgulleeerse"
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Arer 50 inscribierOn On 81 RegiaLro Civil del

Aver SO inscribieron en- el RegiGtro Civil del
JuEgado municipal do Cstedral los naeimientos
de Rita Csrmona Vega, Emilia Maria Antonio
Teresa Rodriguez Vera, Jose Colon, las de.
funclones de Sandalio Camarero Pindado de fe.
bre amarillo, PastOrs Garcia de tisis pulmonsr y
en- el de San Francisco los nacimientos de jose
Dolores Isidro Roman y Ressy, y Cecilia Bouilla
y Rodriguez, y las defunciones de Conception
Perez Colon de castro enteritis ulcerosa, En-.
graCia MOnge Santos dc fiebre perniciosa y tres
fetos nacldos musrtos.
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He aqui las cantidades recaud sdsu On IA ia

He aqui las cantidades recaudadsu en- Ia isla
durante el mes de Febrero dltimo por Ia renta
de Aduanas, en- las Administrations locales de
la misna: Capital 5 66l68 "A; Ponce s 5S
mil 5S7-87; Mayaglez, s 4O.292 -2s; Arecibo,
S l9S4O-77; Aguadila. 5 9.5l6-57; Arroyo
948 46; HumacAO, S l.4SS-O6; y Vieque.,
46-S7 Comparadas con las recaudadas en-
lgual pelfOdo del sho anterior, recAudsron de
mas Capt. !, $ 80; Ponce, S 24.OOs; Ma.
ysglez, Sl3,553 IS; Aresibo, $li.lO4-22; Agup
dilla, S 6.l44-79i Humacso, S 1886; y Vie
ques, 5 "A OF; de menOs Ag ,adills, S 494- -85.
Difereucia tosal, en- alzs S 8Y 842-43.
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Con motive de hs

Con motive de haberse inaugurado Ia eata.
ci6n teegra6ca de Come 10, SO ha visto el pue'
bio muy concurrido de vecinos de Ia jurisdiction
de otras Iimitrofes. El acto SO ceebr6 en- Ia
Casa Consstorial donde SO vefan todas las perso.
mas infuyentss de la locslidsd un sin nd.
nero de beas que con sus grAcias encAntos
haefan mucho mas agradabea aquelloa momentos
Hubo brindis ausivos al objeto Sc sirvi6 GER.
veza con abundancia. La orquesta h6bilmente
dirigida por don Rafael Barboss ameniz6 Ia
reunion,
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NOTICIAs GENERATES

Aver hemos suspendido la remission del pc.
ri6dico vsrios suscriptores directos de Ia isis
que no han pagsdo 10 que adeudAp, el primero
lie Julio 10 suspenderemos, sin e1cepcs6n de per
soma, todos los que sc encuentren en- e mismo
csso Es inaguantable 10 que pasa entire los que
no consderAn que csds cura vive de su igleaia
Publicaremos luego las pr0cLanlas.
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Nuegtro estimabe colega "Las Noticiasn
ofrpcs cusndo tenga tempo y buens voluntad
hacer & Rgunos compsheros Ia historic dc Ia yer.
dadera paternidad de Is Erase "Sentdo juridcOn
empleads por 81 director del repetido coega en-
deienss dice, del que es hoy colaborador desde
Madrd de esta IubIicaci61. e peremos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

Una seEorits hija de doHa Carmen Msuricio
ha bordado 81 primoroso estandsrte que Sc lle
vara en- Ia procession que tendra lugar mafana al
conducir las imagenes de la iglesia de Pslo.Seco
desde Ia Marina de esta Capital, aai como tam
bien ha bordado el rico manto de Ia Virgen
Ambos trabaios son de un m6rito indiscutibIe
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Asf 50 hace
sr. DireCtor de La CORRESPONDENCE

Mi eStimado amigo: El Secretario del Ayun
tamiento de Aibonito inicis 81 homensje de re-
Conocimiento 81 senior Garcia Molinas con esta
hermosa carta:
"Aibonito, JUNO rs de 1894.-Sr. don Jose
CordovGs Berrios-Mi apreciado compa6ero:
Merece v. gratitud por el interea que ha venido
demoatrando en- favor de nuestra honrada cla
90; 20, aunque ell mas humilde de ella me
congratulo on expresarle mi reconocimiento.--
Acoio con entusasmo 81 proyecto de contribuir
para regular un objeto de acte al diguo Diputa.
do senior Garcia Molinss, permitiendome am.
Pillar mi quota hasta Ia suma de cuatro pesos, 81
v. asi 10 estima bien, y cuya cantidad tendr6
el gusto de remitir nuestro respectable Jefe Sr.
Arsg6n.-Y le suplico no me divide para suscri.
bir Ia manifestation que ha de remiFirse al se6or
Garcia Molinas.--Q Queda de V. atento compa6e.
royaa q. b. 8. m.--Angel de Ia Cruz.--P. D
Como quiera que Ia SUPPRESSION del deacuento be.
nefiCia todos los empleados de este Municipio,
me he pc mitide hacer una colecta entire ellos,
cuYo result8do que es el siguiente, 10 remesal
tambien al senior Arsgon:
secretario de AiboDito 81; don Florencio
Santiago So; dOGS Nargsrita Bennasar $3.50;
don Geronimo Martinez ST; don Francisco Co.
lon ST.; don Manuel Rodriguez ST.; don Liborio
OrGlE 70 cLs.; Qon SussO NoSron 20 cts' uon
Frsucisco Becerra rs cts don Martin Mata SO
cts.: don Hermeneiildo Ginorio so; don Manuel
Martinez Is cts; don jose Gomez Carbonell Is
cta--suma $l4-25.-Su sffmo amigo, A. d.
Ia Cruz"
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Las frases de cariro que me de'ic' e. aehol
CruS no n 9 las me1ezso yo porque eGtoy recon-
pensado sobradamente con Ia completeness en-
81 cuuplimiento de este deber de compaHerismo
LsU dedico, pueS, al Ssfor Garcia MolinaS por So
protection los empleadou provir cisles y muni
sigaIeS, que Ra dc llegAF hsata c0nseguir Ia pro