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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-28

II cannot see clearly yet" he said.
'"The light will come"
'May l show you how I see it?'' l
asked.
go on" he said.
For an hour talked, eloquently, even
vehemently, urging the reason and
right of my opinion. She would be do
ing no more than every woman does, no
more than she did before. Her moth
er-in-law had a comfortable home, all
that wealth could procure, good serv-
ants and friends. The estates could be
managed without her personal super
vision. After a few years work here
they would go east for little Marjorie's
education. Why should two lives be
broken? And so went on.
He listened carefully, even eagerly.
"You make good case" he said.
with a slight smile. 81 will take time.
Perhaps you are right. The light will
come. Surely it will come. But" and
here he sprang up and stretched his
arms to full length above his head, Il
am not sorry. Whatever comes l am
not sorry. 1t is great to have her love,
but greater to love her as l do. Thank
God, nothing can take that away. am
willing, glad, to suffer for the joy of
loving her."
Next morning before l was awake he
was gone, leaving a note for me:
My Dear Connor-I am due at the Land
ing. When l see you again, 1 think my
way will be clear. Now all is dark. AT
times 1 am a coward and often, as you
sometimes kindly inform me, an ass, but
hope may never become mule.
am willing to be led, or want to be at
any rate. 1 must do the best, not second
best, for her, for me. The best only is
Gods will. What else would you have?
Be good to her these days, dear old fellow.
Yours. CRAIG.
How often those words have braced
me he will never know, but am a bet
ter man for them: 1.-THE best only is
Gods will. What else would you
| have?" 1 resolved l would rage and
fret no more and that l would worry
Mrs. Mavor with no more argument or
eXpostulatiOn, but, as my friend had
asked, "be good to her."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-28
fro BIZ CONTINUED


Little Ruth, six years old, visited
me the other day. was at the ma
chine. 1--WE have a machine at our
house, but it isn't like yours" "What
is the difference between yours and
mine, Ruth?" "Yours has more dust
or it!n
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-28

FEWER GALLONS; WEARS LONGER.
You can paint a building with fewer gallons
of Devoe Lead and Zinc than with Mixed
Paints, and it will wear twice as long as lead
nd oil mixed by hand.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-28
CHAPTER XII.
LOVE is NOT ALL.

HOSE days when we were
waiting Craig's return we
spent in the woods or on the
mountain sides or down in
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01

up in an elaborate manner for a pool
and billiard hall. There will also be
n number of business offices In the
block.
All the space above the first door will
be occupied by Prof w. A. Barron
with a dancing academy. The dance
floors will contain nearly 1000 square
feet of space. At the east end of the
hall will be ID windows. with seats,
which, with a large parlor at the west
end, with three openings onto the
dance hall, will do away with the ne
cessity of placing chairs or building
rostrum around the hail. The parlor
will extend all the way across the
building, 90 feet from the east end of
the room, anl will be elevated six in
ches above the dancing floor. At each
end Of the parlor there will be a box.
similar TO theatre boxes, as well as
other boxes directly over them. off the
gallery. Nearer the street will be the
resting room for ladies', the pro-
fessor's Office, the ticket Office, the
smoking room and the cloak room. In
the parlor n handsome Colonial stair
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
BASKET
Ball Now Has the
Boards.
Buchtel Will Have a
Strong olive"
East End Club Will Also
Have a Team.
Talk Of a Football Game
Saturday.

Now that the gridiron armor has
been dried and packed away for an
other senson the students at Buchtel
college will give their attention to bas-
ket ball A few have been practiclng
for soma time past In the gym but
real work will not begin until wednes-
day.
Buchtel's prospects for champion
ship team are excellent without a
doubt she will have the best team that
ever represented her at this game
There will be enough candidates out,
trying for the Varsity to make two
teams. These teams will be lined up
against each other and warm practice
games will be the order.
OF the more prominent candidates
there are Parshall and Chapman, both
OF whom were shining lights on the
High school team last year. PitkIn, the
clever halfback, will try for the team.
Heretofore he has not played the game
but Judging from his performances on
the football field, he will give tho other
candidates n warm race for place
on the Varsity.
OF last years Buchtcl team there are
-four members who will bc out. They
are Swanson, Krage II. Knight and
Weary, all Of whom played on the foot
ball team this season. Miller, Il fresh
man. IL said TO be some pumpkins ut
the game, 1t Is possible that Williams
of last years High school team. will
enter Buchtel and try for the tenn.
Manager Knight has not yet an
bounced his schedule for the season but
It will undoubtedly take in the strong
est college teams in the state. One de-
rded handicap which Buchtel will have
is that under the present regulations,
only three days each week are allowed
for practice. Manager Knight has or.
dered eight suits for the team.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
Was Released From
Canton WOrkhouse,
And Came to Find His
Sweetheart.
Woman For Whom He Swindled
Now JiItS Him.

Otto Myer, who was sent to the Can
ton work house some time ago for OBJ
tanning money from somc local carpen-
tcrs by representing that he was con-
tractor ON the new Library job, ia
again u free man and Is also in trou-
BILE
He was released from the wor1Shouse
Saturday.
1t will be remembered that at the
time Of his arrest here Myer confessed
and said that he had obtained money
beCausc he needed II very badly. He
claimed that he had been keeping com
pany with a woman i'm Massllon for a
long time, and that he had finally set a
date on which they were to be mar
ricd. When the time came he was
pennliess, and he said he obtained the
money 50 that he might send It 10 his
sweetheart to enable her to come to
Akron.
The woman came here at Myers re-
quest, but of course there was no mar
rlagc, as Myers was under arrest.
When he was released from the
workhouse, Saturday, Otto came
straight to this city, for the purpose Of
finding the woman. He found her,
but was immensely troubled to find
that she would have nothing to do with
him. She has hired out to do house.
hold work the fact that Mycr had
given her only enough money to come
to Akron with making it necessary for
her to find employment immcdla tely.
Mycr made threats and coaxcd, but all
to no purpose,
The woman would not leave her posi-
tion, and the disappointed suitor fin
ally left for Cleveland. his former
home very much downhearted
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01

case leads to foyer, which will be
used as a refreshment room. In front
of the foyer and directly over the par
lor will be the gallery with tiers of
seats, excepting at the front in the
center, which will be lower than the
rest of the gallery, for use Of the or
chestra. The ceiling in the hall proper
will be % feet high and the corners
will be rounded, giving 1t all a very
pretty effect.
The dance floor will differ in its con-
struction from anything in this vicin-
ity. On the rough flooring will be
placed strips Of specially made rubber,
half inch in thickness and two
inches vile, and one foot apart. Speci.
ally selected riff-sawed Southern pine
will be laid on the strips Of rubber and
will be dressed down to a perfectly
smooth surface; such floor, Prof.
Barron says, is one that a person can
dance upon without feeling that fa-
tigue AMI stiffness of the muscles, no.
ticeable after dancing on common
floors.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
KOdOl Dyspepsia Cure.

pigests all classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs Cures dyspepsia. indigestion,
stomach troubles, and makes rich, red
blood, health and strength. Kodo re.
builds wornOut tissues, purlncs.
strengthens and sweetens the stomach.
Gov. G. w. Atkinson OF W. Va, says
Il have used number of bottles of
kodol and have found II to be n very
ehectiV", and indeed, powerful rem
edy for stomach ailments. recon-.
mend II to m friends. Ali druggists
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
BOUNTEOUS
Contributions Made by Local
School Children.

An aggregate of 100 bushels of pota,
toes, 10 bushels of turnIps, 20 bushels
of apples, tive bushels of onions and
liberal quantities OF other vegetables
and groceries is the result of a request
made recently that each pupil OF the
public schools contribute one potato,
onion or turnip for distribution by the
Mary Day Nursery, This is about the
best effort ever made In this way by
the school children.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
L. o. T. NJ.

Protection Hive will meet in regular
review Tuesday evening Social mem.
bers take notice that the tax is due and
must be paid by the Both All endow.
ment members who have not paid as
sessmsnt No. o6. are not entitled to any
benefits. 1t Is hoped we will have a
large attendance, as officers will be
elected for the coming year Lady
stamm has been eleeted captain of the
guards. She can do nothing without
your presence aud help. The Sewing
society will meet at Lady oxley's, Dec.
II, instead offo the 4th.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01

there was a fair attendance. Two APP
plications were received. Next Thurs
day sleep there will be work in the
Adoption degree and we expect every
member of the team to be present.
Election Of Tribal Chiefs will also take
place and we expect every chief of the
tribe to be present. We were visited
by chief from the Reservation Of
at our last council.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
SONS STUPIDITY
Drove His Father to Commit
Suicide.

Maysville, o. Dec. 1.-Bevcrly Dcpp.
aged 10, of Jerome township,
committed suicide by shooting
himself. He left note that he was
provoked to tho deed by a recent trans.
action OF his SON. who purchased cattle
for feeding purposes at Ave cents per
pound, which the father considered an
exorbitant price. A parting note ad.
yised the family to settle all chattels
and rent the farm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
SUMMIT CITY TOURNAMENT,
ROWLING SCHEDULE.

The schedule in the Howard st.
league for the week is as follows: Mon.
day City Hall vs. Akron Mfg. Co.;
Observation-Disclosures vs. Newspaper;
Frday-lmperia vs. city Hall
In the Summit county league the
Grands and Peerless bowl Tuesday
evening on the Grand alleys; Grands
and Clippers Thursday evening on the
Howard 1t. alleys.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
AN ELABORATE
DANCE HALL
One OF the Features Of the Grant
& Wheeler Block.

Work on the Grant e. Wheeler block,
being constructed on South Main ST.,
Just south Of the building OF the Cen
ral Union Telephone Co, is PROCESS.
ing rapidly, and will soon be COM
pleted. The building will have a front.
age of AZ feet ami a depth of 1923 foet.
1t will be three stories high, with n
basement, The basement will be fitted
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
TO FIGHT IN BALTIMORE

New York, Dec, 1.-Sam HwTis and
John C0nsidine, representing respcc.
lively "Terry" McGoyorn and Young"
Corbett, met here today and agreed to
accept the bid Of the Eurclxa Athletic
club Of Baltimore for fight to take
place in the month Of January. The
club offOrcd G2 l.2 pr cent. Of the re.
ceipts, with the condition that the
lighters should deposit torrelts of S..
900 each by next Saturday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
GRAYs CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP

GRAHS CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Grays won from the Navies Sat.
urdny by II score of II to 6. They now
claim the 1S0-pound championship of
the city, They have played 12 games
ten Of which were victorles The other
two were ties with the East End Tigers
and the NayioS. The Grnys lineup
is as follows: Desmund, Grcgarlo, De
laney, q. Souers, Jones, Rutherford,
Dettling, Murphy, Norris B. Soucrs,
ZwIslcr.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
DArGHTERs OF LIBERTY.


Columbia Council will be more than
busy at its next session. The investigat'
ing committee Is at work now on four
and there is an abundance
of work for the relief committee as
many are reported sick. There seems
to be more than the ordinary amount
of work to do at this time Of year in
lodge business, and yet many Of our
members do not know Il, as they arc
content to stay away. There will he
= masquerade Dec. 8, in the hall. II
is reported that Sister and Bro. Golden
have been advised by their physician TO
seek change Of climate to prevent
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
AN AGE
OF Religious federation
Another Cause For National
Thanksgiving.

Rayenna, o., Dec. 1.-Rev. j. A.
sidley, pastor of the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception gave utter
ance to an excellent Thanksgiving
thought on the morning Of the national
holiday
He spoke of the common blessings
Of life and the higher one of Chris
tian civilization in a way that dis
covered their deeper preciousness and
impressed with the divinity OF their
institution, In the large congregation
were seen many non.communicants
which suggests another very good
cause for popular thank sgiving found
in the increasing friendly relation be-
tween Mother Church and those of
other denominations, and the rapid
decline of doctrinnl intolerance be-
tween Roman Catholics and Protestant
Catholics. No community gives more
welcome proof Of this comfy of
churches than Ravenna, all Of which
Is assuredly as 1t should be.
u. Y. LACEY.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
AFTER ENGLISH WREsTLERs.

M HH bNuIlSi1 W hhSl LtHS.
Frank Davey will leave this evening
for England. While across the pond
he will endeavor to put a few English
shoulders ON the mat. The only match
Of which he is certain now is the one
with "Rube" Collins. The date has not
yet been decided upon. Davey ex-
poets to have several other matches
before he returns.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
MIIIE IN .O2.

Detroit, Mich, Dec, Barney Old
neld OF this city drove an unofficial
milo at the Crosse Pointe track today
In his gasoline racing automobile in
l;0R, which is declared to he the fastest
time ever made on a circular track.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.

IliE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP.
The amateur football championship
Of the city is claimed by two teams
the Imperials and tho Yales. A game
may be played later to decide this.
The Imporials record is eight games
won, one lost and one tie. They lost to
the East End Blues and played the
same team II tie game.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
BASKETBALL AT E.A 40.

BASKETBALL AT r.. A. A. o.
The East Akron A. G. will have n
basketball team. Cavanaugh has been
elected manager of the team. The
team will be a strong one and the
state basketball championship will be
gone after. stephens, Volk and Fen
ton Of the football eleven will play on
the basketball team.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01

If you feel i'll and need n pill
why not purchase the best?
DcWitt's Early Riscrs
Are little surprisGrs,
Take one-they do the rest
w H. Howell, Houston, Tex, writes.
II have used Little Early Riser Pills
In my family for constipation, sick
headache, etc. TO their uso | am in,
d"bted for the health OF my family"
All druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01

tween the halves. If Il had not been
for the danger Of having the cigars
broken, the coaches would probably
have smoked throughout the whole
game. The coach tea m won, $50.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
MORE FUN.
Assessors Must Be
Elected, Too.
Heretofore, They Have Been
Appointed.

Under the new code, the various city
assessors will be elected, instead OF
appointed, as has been the case hereto.
fore. This means that seven moro
places have beon added to the list to
be tllled at the spring election, as an
assessor must be elected for each
ward.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
LATE LODGES.

RED MEN.
The council fire Of Saranao tribe wae
hindIod on last Thursday sleep, ana
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
sIMMs BENEFIT TUESDAY.

What will undoubtedly he one Of the
largest attended and best athletic en-
tertainments OF tho winter will be the
Rubin benefit for Art SImms at tho
y. ID. A, &. rooms in the Walsh block.
With the exception Of Frank Dayy. tho
local wrestler, who win be on his WAY
"a England, the program viii be as an.
nounccd few days ago. This will
very likely he SImms' las, appearance
before nm Akron audience as nm Akron
man and his friends nrr preparing to
TO turn out in large numbers. Art
leaves "Wednesday for Canal Dover
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
Crippled Children Await Coming of DIR. Lorenz.

on aAouEr see Dr. "nT
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01
SMOKED ON THE GRIDIRoN,

do as | say. not as | do" is the
motto Of the football coach, He will
come upon the hoId smoking but the
players must cut out pipes, cigarettes
and all kinds Of tobacco until the sea.
son ls over.
In the game Saturday at Columbus
between the AH-Coach olevon and the
soldiers of the Columbus barracks, the
coaches In addition TO partaRIng Of
lemons, had II hvo-mnute smoke be.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-01

II Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Croup. Inau-
cnzh, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma.
a cerAlh cure Tor Consumption In nfst stages,
You win see the excellent effect after taking tbe
nrpt dose. Sold by dealers eyerywhsta asgs ns
bottlel - cents aud 90 cents A"s0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-10
De MANATl.

La sequfa 90 deia sentir en- esta
poblaci6n con todos sus h0rrores,
resinti6ndose mucho las siembras
prometi&n &lg1n provecho.
Las per rsO1 as que antics veudfau
de sus a|gibes eI preciOso l1quido va
no 10 hacen temercsss de quedarse
tsmbien sin e., y con solo s 8 6 pipas
de sgna del rio que SO reps rte al We
In ario no puede este abastecerse,
pues s una poblsci6n de mas de
5000 habitantes
El vierto !evanSa mucho polvo
que amenssa d7jsr ciegos los tran
seuntes Para evitAr esto, que tam
bien trae consigo el grave NAL de en-
f=rmeds des de gArganta, bien pod1A
ell mun'c 'cipio destinar todos los dias
una pipa de aqua pAra~e riego de
Gales
Ne dioen que Ell domingo por Ia
nCche, mientras te afa lugar Ia retire
t. en- la plaza de GRec1 eos " que es-
tabs muy concurrids, un pollc1a, se-
pat6 de cerca de ls orquesta & dos 6
tres perscrSs cue a! CT d. . II dsi-
- ia labSn &lie4ed,r d eQual a.
FL esporsal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-10
COSECHA

Sc necesita lluvia para las semi
las recienten ente sembr8 das y para
las crecie1 tes cosechSs, en- todos los
distrltos del Sr. para poner Ia ti2rta
en- condici6n de pl&nllo Sc ha sem
brado algdn mAfz, habichue'as Y a.
rrCz, perO en- much's lOcalidados es-
te tgaba1O est& atrA6&dO mOtivado &
10 seco del terreno. En- Ia vecindad
del Rio. Grande Sc han plsutado al
gunOs pslOs de Chinas. C0Dtir6a el
trabSjo on las taEas de tAb&co, pero
motivadO al tempo de sece, el tAbn
co curAdo no se ha pCdido prepRrar
para el merCSdO. Los psstos estAn ge
nerA!mente en- mAla condici6n Y Ell
ganadO estS sufriendo. La perspec-
tiva de la r6xima cosecha de cafe
contln1A siendO prometedorA Aun-
que las mat&s de los terreno3 altos
neCesitan sgua La molienda de cana
hS cOntinuAdO sin inter? upci6n el
grado del guArspo ha mejorad0 ra-
pldamente en- la pArte N. de Ia isla.
Las caf1as nuevAs y los retc nos estGn
sufriendO par Ia fAlta de l'uvia. Los
Arboles frutales presentAn buen aapec
to. Legumbre y 7iandas generalmen
to estan esc&sAs.
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Monte Carlo
y Lord ROSSlyn.

lPobre Monte Carlo! Ei famcso
pAlacio del iuego estA al fin conde-
nAd0 una bancarrot& py6xima, y
en- vfsperas de caer victima de las
habilidSdes de ur noble iDgies que
quiere hacer q Europa el bien de
destruir ese Antro del v.cio, lltvan
dose de pAso lbs mill0nes.
Lord Rcsslyn. miembro de Ia
mas alta noblezA ingless, hermanO
de IL dnquesa de sutherland yde la
condess Warwick, asegurS bAjo su
pA!abrA de honor que ha inventado
un metodo ipfslible pSra gAnar stem
pre- cuslquier juego de t2ar, va sc a
las cArtRs, q la rulets, al dadO, etc {,
etc. Y tiene sentenciado Ia Tui
ma la muerte ell famoso casino de
la hermOsA Riviera.
Lo dnico que necesita, dice, es
fOrmar una compaflIA de capitalistas
que le apronteD, por acciones, los
elementos cnantiosOs indispensable s
para llevar a Ia practics su invento.
Con su sietema que promote hacer
p6blico alg1l d1a, va no hsbra mas
juego, Sc AcAbar& ese victO, porque
'el szar queiA eliminado por compile
to de tai modo que ell g&L&r en- cual
quier clase de juego s91a solo cues
ti6n de un simple calculO,
S0spechado que el ingles esta
chitiado, los directories de Monte Car
10 dicen que no les Quita ell suef1o el
proyecto del noble Lord,
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Para limpiar 0nCai0S.

Los encajes fnos que 90 han en-
suciado con el uso SO pued an reno
var de IL mHnera siguiente:
Sc LENA de aqua fria una bote
LA redonda y Sc tapS bien con un
corchO. Enseguida SO enroliA en- IN
lier 20 y Sc cose 10 punta de este pa
ra que no SO caiga. Despr6s 50
clava IL lienzo con ajfileres una pun.
ta del encaie, y SO enrolla tsmb6n
sObre Ia botella O. tiI andolo para
que no quede errr ga3o.
Luego SO ssturan, tanto el en-
caje como 81 lienzo que tiene debsjo,
de aceite de conner, q plicAdo con una
espoDja, y 50 pone "a botella con ell
encsje en- un cazo colg&odola del
borde de este con una cuerda. Des
pues SO echa Gu ell cszo aqua fra
bien cargada de jab6n, y SO hierve
hasta que el encaje quede limpio.
Por Gltimo Sc SAGA, se pone al
sol = Sc quit& e! encajs de lA botella.
81 SO ha de guSrdar, convene enro'
llario sobre IN coffin cilfndrico.
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Gran production
de plata.

Ell produc to univ srsal de Ia pla '
ta durante el sf1o de 1900 h& sido
probablemente el mayor en- Ia hi, to-
ria del metal blarco, ascerdiendo &
178, 769 onzss = excediendo Ia pro-
ducci6n de 1899 en- 1,572,5l3 orzas.
Eu $l77, Oil, 9O2 ekt& cAlcula1A Ia
acU1aci6n del mundo en- 1900, esto
es IN sumento de $40, 1864, $50 eobre
ell Af1O precedente.
En- 1900 SO acufi6 menos nro que
en- 1899, siendo las cifrAs durante
1000. 1854, 1886, ,497 y S466, 1864 las
correspondence q 1899.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-10
De Cannuy.
Abril, 9 de 1902,
Director CORRESPONDENCE.
Puerto Rico.

SRbemos pcsitivamente en- estA
ptb'aci3n que el ilustrado y compe
tents professor de idiomAs don Lao
nides Vijlsl6n trata de estAb,e ecer asi
como tEmb'en en- H&ti(!0 y Arecibo
clases populares de irgl6s en- deter
minadOs dias de- IL semAnA benefi-
ciando do este mcdo en- el aprendizs,
ie del idioma & to1ss las clases.
No dudamos que dada l. dilata.
da praetica de So AMOS que posee e1
Sr. Villal6n y su gran experiences
en- los m6todos que le acreditan
grandemente llegara & obtener ell
spoyo de las autoridades locales y ell
imI u so de todas las personas amau-
tes del estudio y del progreso de su
pueblo. Els indudable que las auto
ridades que siempre han sido apoya
dss por Ell pueblo cumplsn su Vez
con IN deber de reciprocidad 81 Sc
quiere hasta de gratitud demostran-
do asf con hechos prGcticos su inte,
res pOr ell mjsmo.
iAdelante Sr. Villal6n!