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The sun., 1902-02-08
The Engaged Girl and Her Father.

When the world wants an authorita-
tive opinion upon a matter OF the pro-
prieties, elegancies and minor morals Of
life and conduct, il turns expectantly
20 West Hoboken. That is the ad-
mitted capital OF decorum the final
Court OF Appeals for cases Of etiquette.
As Troy connotates collars and cuffs,
and East Aurora the Hubbard Squash,
b West Hoboken connotates the social
decencies, the becoming. Nobody knows
why this is so. Everybody is or should
be glad that so it s These questions
are knotty and few persons have the
time TO consider them impartially.
West Hoboken settles them with the
rapidity and impeccable instinct OF gem
ius Witness Miss ANNIE HEYDTs very
proper rupture Of her engagement to
Mr. ARTHUR HiEDSER for his insuffer-
able rudeness 10 her father
How ought an engaged man 10 treat
his intended father-in-lawY Now there
IL n hard matter. II Is notorious that
when a man falls IN love with a girl. he
develops a preposterous fondness for
her relatives. He laughs heartily at her
fathers jokes aud old rambling stories
What a delightfully."- interesting man
your father il. Such spirits. such a
store Of aneodote A month ago that
infatuate young man would have been
bored II he had had 90 ride dovntOvn
IN the same elevated car with that gifted
man whom he IL now 30 anxious 90 culti-
yate. year hence he may wriih. st
those anecdotes and ohafe secretly
against that blaiherins old IDIOT .
but nov the spsl s on him. hs must
make hinisslf agreeable ~ the relatives
~ his beloved b. is even capable of let
/ ung hof cab brother b.ai him at bil-
/ llArds. bofTOs monry ~ hin dIsnoh
him With pfsitls H. lves In a world
81 fOsss And oafa I,'ls aud sharp -nDs.-i
h,tls Mice iL' youngest sisisf 10 nd
fsf wrong ~ ifankly oaillBg him az
sl,-Oluis IDIOT
IL tlsfs bo middle opufss fof . man
IA hls I'~itoni Leaving ll,s Te-i ~ tis
family oui ~ ooisld', ioh and study
ibs the hasd ~ u alone .bai are iis
rxh< ~ al shgsRsd man 10 Tsgsrd "a
tho man whom ls iipI,., a. have tho
bOBof u oailing be- iail.si ,n-lssf L.
tisfs any lusl medium Oi oyiidya fm
ham bsi stae--ifs sersliay sbd
sstoaI disfs~is.,sf ADD shsi ""tssli.
tuiss suoh dlsTs-i--t of tl,s iaihsf -
tlss dAag,itsf must nssDii Tiss-s and .
hundred oths' questions oil rush into
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and We believe that in Chicago and else
where there are elect feminine spirits
which hold that the reign Of man is-over
and that fathers are a superHuity and
survival In this enlightened age. How
ever that may be and whatever the
final status Of fathers may be, the father
Of pretty girl will be an object Of awful
reverence TO many susceptible young
men; and the proper treatment Of such
father should be the subject of anxious
thought. 1t is our privilege 70 turn
upon II the light that always shines in
West Hoboken.
The young woman aforesaid Of that
town was engaged to the young man
aforesaid, described as sometime OF
Princeton University and now in the
drug business. The vase is shattered,
the dream is ended. The other day
the young woman sent to West Ho-
boken paper a letter announcing the
breaking Of the engagement. In con-
versation she gives the reason for the
fracture. She AYERS that the once
beloved druggist was not respectful to
her papa, a highly respectable man
Of business. l frequently requested
him to be more respectful she says,
but he took it as a big joke Evil
IDENTITY man unworthy of good father
in-law or incapable of appreciating
one. man who doesn't think enough
Of a girl to be respectful to her papa,
deserves to wear the willow. Sad to
say, the Tilted one seems unrepentant
and continues to jeer. The final act
Of disrespect was committed at a club
where father and swain met. was
feeling good, ! suppose, says the err
ing scoffer, and told the old man to
go to Hades. The invitation still stands
good, I will add
Clearly no young woman can permit
her sweetheartto give her papa SO warm
an invitation as that. II he talks in
that way before marriage, what Ian
guage will he hold after MARRIAGE
West Hoboken has decided wisely, as
usual. This decision teaches US that
It is not safe to tell the father of the
apple Of your eye TO skip TO Sheol; at
least, not until after you are married.
The sun., 1902-02-08

All equally or nearly equally worthy
measures, perhaps, but between five and
six million dollars in that little initial
batchi The proportion which this batch
bears to the entire volume Of similar and
equally meritorious measures pending
will be seen as We proceed.
Do the Senators who now are blithely
asking'and obtaining unanimous consent,
and thereupon passing with mutual bows
and pleasing smiles these public build
ing bills at the rate Of two or three mil
lion dolbrs a week, and sending the same
to the House. fully understand the sig
nificance of the business?
Why, behind this preliminary score or
so OF such measures already set a-rolling,
there are not less than two hundred and
fifty-eight other public building bills, in
troduced at this session and awaiting
favorable action. These other bills carry
appropriations ranging from $4,000 up
to ss.OOo,Ooo, They possess equal claims to
consideration, as We may fairly assume,
with those which the Senate has passed
and we have catalogued above.
A list of these waiting measures would
be too long. We accordingly divide them
into classes, as follows:
10 bills spproprsting less than $4,000
and aggregating ...................... st.0ooO
=? bills from $4,000 to $4,000. aggre-
eAting b.Oc5.0O
70 bills sppropris,ing from sIoooD to
$4,000. and asffega,lns ............ 7.ss7soo
~ bills sppropriaiins from sSoooo TO
sOO0O. and sgsrsating ............ s.e7aooo
~ bills sppropriating from s2oOOoo TO
10000, ard ssgreratins ............ s.Sssooo
bills sprfopristinr from sooyooo TO
sl.OUoOco Asgrersiing ................ <iooooo
I? bills sppropnstins n.oooooo and over.
aGgregAiing .....-.... "a 600 900
"a bills already pa~ed by Senate. as
shown In the list above ............ S.osOOo0
Grand total .............. seoSss 600
Sixty million dollars Can the Treas
ury stand the pace, Can the Senate
AFFORD TO set the psoer
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gone to Boston. All will rejoice II IL
brings peace without sacrifice or the
abuse Of justice. But let 1t take care.

The report OF the Railroad Commissioners
upon the Park avenue tunnel accident,
printed elsewhere, says that the removal OF
the tunnei roof Ia both desirable and Inn
praotioablei that electricity Is the best mo-
tive power. but that legislation Is needed
for the change to electricity from steam;
that the engineer OF the colliding train
was inexperienced and lacked reasonable
presence OF mind: that the railroad was
grossly negligent in intrusting him with
passenger train; that the railroad has been
negligent, derelict and unprogressive in
failing to take measures to increase it's
terminal facilities at the Grand Central
Station and yards by such dimensions al
would reasonably keep pace with the yearly
increasing traffic necessities OF the lines
entering this station that the tunnel sh ould
be operated In three blocks, and more
room be obtained for the Grand Central
yard. Experts who testified before the
board united in declaring that this tunnel
is the most perfectly equipped, as to it's sig
mails, in the world, but no other tunnel is so
difficult Of operation because OF the large
amount OF traffic going through 1t and its
unfortunate location NO near the terminal
wise railroad President will remedy
the faults indicated with all possible prompt
itude, even IL public olamor dies away.
The sun., 1902-02-08

To I'm Enron oF TIM SIS Sir. When
Assemblyman Ahearh introduced hi- bill for
stage censorship TN HrN naturally made
light Of II, but u looks - " DTS substitute
IN. though almost as bad as the other must
have been prepared under some encourage
,nept u /. 60 be- hoped that intelligent
psopla viii not permit this project of proNln-
niai IN TO pass by default Censorship Of the
theatre u H. monlf'hl' III 'ouhlf-s a sur,iN
ftotu tho t.rtod of patrfual Government sllrh
has been nrescrvrd for go.l,.al ga %. t'at
II 40 .io'lb t.r in. reduction Of ~ riting po.
Sai '1eI.Ia Ia %odd oShsaf.hIp ha. h,'is pra a1a
rslip nothins 80 DO With ~" moral 'haraftsf Of
plaJ- dspencs b.i9s an,Ih nIo,oot"d by
n,"tally d,sgra,sful that a sfaV. pratnsal
should IA. mad" 10 p.h up we 'asi-or f'lic
of nufssy 80, rrfin.pi and make u d srrious
Tis ihaairr rrlFrsruls the mos, important
ioim % sii.h an go 9''isi.fe I"a'h The
da,s5a,,ns ~ lis billions sLai tirg shaii
80 I'D Lsa. ih.r' n'l go 10 b. bnb.d
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The sun., 1902-02-08
Vale University.

The catalogue of Yale Uniyersi,y in
ia ,vo-bundredth wear make. a tbtsk
volume of nearly ZOO mage. q ,nsrLad
contrast 20 the thin yellov-ooysrsd
n.mphlr,s of only twenty wears AGO
vhen NOAH ponrFR was pr..lden, \,
n 20 ,hs great sr,.nsion Of the saone
NJ the university ,.aoblns ,h., IN. an.
l.rsemen, IA due. 90 ,h. many and
vsr,ed oour..- OF instruction and nsx
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Not at Al Excited.


From me GsHficmdH's Magazine.
On, In Prairie du Chen. Wis. lives an old
German. nov past 80. who has for years been
In tie hotel bu~ineS. The old gentlemen ID
very fond of card playing. and pitch" l. his
favorite game
one dHy couple Of wears ago a party
was sitting about a table plavinE. and Just
a. the card had been dealt aud sorted and
IN was up 30 ih" old gentleman 10 bid for the
trIrp a hoy rushed into the ofilce and In
gfr,t excite u"rt -1id the barn was on mr.
tna old gentleman turned 10 him. and the
following conversation took place.
"pid YOU r"f out the hoTsef
"iss
-bid YOU the buggy Sc, out'"
"lss
Vel. iurrirR 90 the players. i bid three
The sun., 1902-02-08

Alderman JANIS J BRIDoEs Of tho
Forty-siKth di-tTiot will, or should, soon
ISSUE volume ~ phrase. words and ca
pressions. coined and u-ed by him Ia the
debates on ths hoof Of the Board Of Alder
men a. II win u. included hat famous
APPEAL ~ the Iainmany m"u, IA ~hlch hs
l,,,ought them 10 ohuca n dem chaoklss. .
aud his veil -knosn demand that he shall
bs allowed 80 gratify h,s d"siru 10 look
inter this here matter and s-rn what ihon.
is Inter thsn A. app.ndiA ~ili - made
up ~ dofrnna of "a" piouuu"ia'i"n r"h p
ii,Ai h. yl,.s TO- the AOfd t"ut" hf
BRlboEs Las many suplnn'iH 30 uis.
and be- Nill rit" Ssf"fal 'a'ss Nhhh hf
,.,ptabds sustain him. Nr bhii|rs 10
Lis sany youth adopted tlio system 49,
yo,it,,d by numpy DUmpiy, aiid "si'ia'ii'd
ln sAuH Tlaough uis isDsins bia-r, %
10 wLln. sofds afr n,Ads a. nfsh Nlai
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faid fof ihs ~0f. thaI 'h'B af' 'aii'1 "h
a.. A.
The sun., 1902-02-08
Let the senate stop and Think.

Duty requires US to call the attention
Of Congress TO a certain meteorological
phenomenon now observable at the
north end Of the Capitol. There has set
IN from that quarter steady flow OF
Federal public building acts, carrying
largo appropriations, bearing the Attest
Of the Secretary Of the Senate, and lack
ing naught save the concurrent action
OF the House to be ready for tho Presi-
dents signature.
Here are some Of the bills OF this class
which have passed the Senate since the
middle Of last month. either in the regu-
lar order or out Of order by unanimous
consent:
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soaild liks a. fsfnffH. itpn 20 \" ehi 80, .i,
t,taas 81 ssnf neaf cut. go ast 1oh iati.I
- ~, rou flss kinsiTsrs "a - ii.stn sh.' Ia
yssa bf~ak yOtH-s0 - "a hs yit
The sun., 1902-02-08

That energetic playwright, CLYDE FITCH,
drama every two weeks. has signed Il
contract with CHARLES FEoHMAN to keep
the Savoy Theatre supplied with new plays
of his own writing all next season; to
select all the players for them, conduct
all rehearsals and stage all productions.
He must always be ready to furnish a new
play OH four weeks notice. Thus what is
generally considered genius is made the
subject OF a plain business-like contract
such as one might make for the future de-
livery OF 40 many bushels of prime winter
wheat or 80 many tons Of steel rails at the
market price. What is genius?" asked
the proprietor OF a successful comic weekly
paper not long ago Why" he answers,
il is Just business" aud he has proved il.
Does he allow the artists and the Joke
writer's on his staff TO loaf around waiting
for inspiration TO quicken themy Not
Inuchl At the stroke Of nine every work.
day his writer's begin To write and his
artists begin 10 draw. When the twelve
o'clock whistle blows every pen and every
pencil stops on the instant. At l O'Clock
work il resumed and at 4 O'Clock IL ends,
and these men who appreciate the serious
ness of being humorous come out of their
boxes and 60 home Their results seem TO
justify the factory schedule by which they
work and the proprietor's epigrammati ic
assertion that genius is just business.
Perhaps genius is machine made after all.
The sun., 1902-02-08

MIR THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER of the Royal
Academy has after all failed to equal TITAN
in living to be a hundred years old and
painting steadily to the end. Though cut
on at 30 he will nevertheless head the list
Of British artists for long time with his
record of showing pictures at Academy
exhibitions for sixty-seven consecutive
years. TITAN remains the centensrian
OF art with FoNTENELLE in letters and
CHEvREuL in science,
The sun., 1902-02-08

From me- Tuh0H ihHl Lsad'r
IN Ispuir. Roberts . cOuft Teoeutl' . boy
We put on th' witaess stand. and &" Hsg'i-
taiu N n" knew tie nature Of uu uiih Tue
Ju-tiU. tutstNi'Ned hlm Hs follosr
DO YOU know thr mature ~ an oHtl
buU.t know whether ! do 90 moi
Well. n N0u should toll llr dc Nou kros
Nh,I' you would Eo ahri you de
Zee cir
"a htTr|
Wei. ahsu ae moved out bore a. . 80
n auN ut a. led be- would tll. .. .... ."
Afhaush aud rrskoL hrll b' ar .""1 %
Ils ulFt
The sun., 1902-02-08

II the third rail on the Ninth avenue
elevated railroad. or on any other portion
of the elevated system capable OF admitting
1t. is unlawful, It should be legalized by leg
islation. We cannot have in this city too
many tracks running north and south.
The sun., 1902-02-08

The decline and fall-of of the Populist
party are 10 be regretted for one res-
son: they reduce the public supply of
white-hot language. Fortunately a few
Populist trumpcts are still blowing. Here.
for example. is our Texas contemporary.
the Cisburns Watchmdn. IL swears that
every vote Of Congressman indicates that
they are slaves 20 an ef'ete and damnable
aristocracy' That is the good old Populist
lingo, a tongue Of tabasco and red pepper
and hot-spiced adjectives.
The sun., 1902-02-08

Major SAMPSON. an illustrious Demo-
cratic statesman. who il now making heroic
Efforts 60 break into the city Council OF
Chicago, put forth two years ago a plat
form which all Democratic candidates Of
I9O2. 1908, 1904 will he wise 90 initiate. It
isn't what ! used 10 be. but what | am
to-day
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nneu where lie wou,d 90 " lie Lied.

-Ncl. mrotns 20 the players. -rbIdthr-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-29
AL PUEBLO DE FAJARD0
EN- HONOR ALA MEMORIA DE UN ILUSTRE PATRIcl0

Ha Eseibido iR invitGel6n atants Qua ma
a&cs IN ComiSi6n encGFg&da dc solsmnisAF Ia
nessa elvls&i que llsYAP&& efeGto oil pueblo dg
Sel@Kdo, CON moSVo dc lR sxhumRei6n da los
1ss1os DC don jose de Calls AgufiarA, para tras.
lAoarloa nj pAnts6n que Ne hR sTigldo q sn me
moEl@I para In colossei6n de una lkpida con
mamoEAsivA en- In eslfs RaAl de sHa pusblo, cue
heVsra sl nom6rs del iuItrs pAtricio.
90 ma invita- tomRP paFts en- ase aeto, y
Fagonoeimienso.
JAmaS he lRmsntAdo, como hoy, Gus cir.
S9nH@noi9s eontrRriRs q mi voluntad nae lm.
PiaAn @HiStiE psRgonAlmants n un acto tan hsF'
moHo yy& que, defrRudAndo mi dssao, no
PooKe n@llARms entire vosobrcs, van mis- ideas,
van mis- Ssnafmisntos, va mi eapfritu en- sftn9
nnsaa' SONAR parts en- al Reto solsmns en-
COS oH eongFsgaiG para tribu1AF una ofrsrdA
DC honoF aBs musrto sselAracido.
* como NO Volar mi alma en- pos &c ssos
IsSeSloS, VI poE impulsoS gratfslmos del cora
1on, Toa1 LeVIys H % sn mi meRts el reCusrdo dc don
MientoE del eRFiHo del resuaeNo de la nd.
MiFAelon que 10 dsdiquS en- vidsP
lOomo no SonSaREarlG mis- psnsRmisn&os
On as0 ni@i an que "a nOmbEa h do reEonRr en-
vusBAroS lanlos, para Feeibir aI RslAEd6n oua
nsFseiaEoR suB vlrtudaR patyf6tieasI
Ao1 pusDlo1 no enAlteesn honFRndo 10 ma
mori@ oa ans busnos hiIos 4; de IoH patriOtRH cue
lncnAron oFlosAmsnta por Sl prcgFsso &c Pssr-
pals las ida&S de libertHd, contra todSS Las Iras
do nm pndsF @hsolutists, soportando tcdR EueFte
DO Uiei1itudss hAst& oil oStrAeismo, y raRisfisndo
son sivl1mo snerglco todo gensro da PERSON
eionea, hAsta ESSpiFAr oil ambiants do los Gala
noAos, On holoeRusto do "a amor "a snta AIsYrR
GA que naoisr0n.
don Jose dc o6liB fua uno de suos cam
peonsS fue una dallas vfetimas del daspotIamo
&C aquahos ismpos, que arPostE6 oil paligro,
praais@ndo las ggnsroSas ideas dc libsrtSd y
90 rsformas para PGaTAc-Rieo; asRs ideas gus
90 inSFuEtRFon 1l I'm On In ooncIeneiA sspahoIA,
para oaokgarr In gsnsraei6n prsaSnts, baa
naneiaa poiftioos que fueron vi fPnto dc aoue-
Has asmill2s; ell IogRdo de los eafusFEoS ds
aQnellos iluStrea luchsdoRsH.
Loa quo eonocimos don JoEs dc Gala en-
aas sonsssn1es luahas poE In TsiVindicacl6n do
los dsrsthos de 10 pAtria pusrtorriqusRs los
que 1nlmoa Gdm1FAdoReG de aquet eaR&eter in
haEso los que eonssmpIamoB las m manifsstaeio.
ne9 d@ au AssvidRd en- los generoaoa aafusrzos
do Ia vida phbiiea, su Abnsgsci6n y sus sa-
eRlnaios ofEaRdadoS d In tisERa auerids los
aua pudlmoa SprasiaF todR In puFssa ds auueI
psnsamlanAo en- "a &dor&c6n farvisnts nj sa-
gsaao ldaal de lA patrfR, compPsndemos ds aus
loac san digno enmpIe oil pueblo do FRjArdo
CO.. las RAdieionss do an cultuRs de su pa
snotamo1 ieVAnaandO oil nombre Co Cells Agui.
IaEa 81 pnssto de honor qua sus msrssimientos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-29
R. NarVaez Rivera

HA eido nombrado agsnta en- Puerto Rise
dc dos easAo de los EstEd0s Unidos que as ds-
die&n prineipalmenta Al ramo de toysriA y
sufneslIa.
ITEMS authorization para rscibir grandas p
paqEsflas 6rdenss del comarcio, easas de famf-
lia p&EticulareE nombEar agsntas en cada
cindad, pueblo baKrio.
VisisRrA elgpnAa pobiscionss , todo al gus
nscssits aigo De los Eltados Unidos paede an
eaTgario ain m0iestia de Dinguna class, tai
como aorti1ss, h1illantss, rsiojss, cuchaFse,
euhiaraos. plumaa de orc. vsiila, selIos da go.
ma, copias de rstEatua, papsi y sobrss Inn prs
SOS etc. etc. s-S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-29

Is ssnalan, y eseulpisndolo an la principal ds
+, suS GALES, para q1e psFdura en Ia poatsEidRd
| CON oil ssplsndcr ds "a cfVles gloria.
Mission repaPadora, dsnSro de- In JuStieia,
| 90 Ia qua dassmpsna IN pusblo cuAndo saliva
del olvido dc la muePts oil nombra do sus pre-
eAros hijos; Psro misi6n pRoveshosa, mission
bsneHeA, dsntro de In PRtria, eS aFEancAr 81
olyfdo de In muarte, en- un momanto htat0E1cos
oil nombrs de un patFicio, para ostantarlo ante
In gGneraci6n presente, eomo aJsmplo enlmi'
mantle ds snsrRfs y de psrssver@nsias contra
tndRs Las advsrsidadas, en- los mobiles snnpshos
de una luGha wifi poR l& Ifbert&d Go sus con-
eiud&danos y por In dignidad do su pusbiO.
Los que como don Jus6 de Calls AguileFs
dsdisarOn todA Hu intaligsnca, aodG 81 aet1vi-
dad Sus rseurEoS propios al dessnvoi vlmian-
30 de las ideas lberalss sn este rAifi los que
como 81 consagraron dssinteFasadAments 81
psnEamianto vidA 81 nm suprGmo de cria'
tRliEar ell s1sFeict0 del dsrsCho eiudadano, b21o
los auguatoa prineipios de iibartad Y iustieiR,
son dignoH del homsnAia que hoy ls rinde 81
Quito pusblo de FajaFdo, &af eomo honrcas
mSritoEis 90 In obYa por eBs pneblo Fe<sads.
Gtabad su nombre en- sl rnArmol de la
IitaHiR Metropolis, para que 10 bssa al sol de
nusstr0s tr6plcos 10 peFfumen las horss de
nusatra tierra 10 humedsEG4n con lianto de
roefo las nochas de nueEtEo cialo. Eseupidio
sn In ealIa p6hlica para que 10 lsar y 10 vsns-
rem los cfud&dnnos do hoy; para que su RS
cuerdo noa estimuls SONAR ismPlG "a sl CT
vieo yaloF dc &quRl patKieio; para que inhtYa-
mos an nuaAtrn aFpirlau aqHeila fEmaza en- al
prop6sisC aqnslls paYssvsTAncfa al ca
fusrxo, como faetorss sssneialss para ell trfun-
70 de los deeeehos de ID patria.
ri nos msfs6 la ruta que debsmos seguir,
sin inaReiRs enerv&ntas PKosiEamoala nOs-
otHoB, Ilav&ndo a la eoneiensia del puablo L.
Hana ida& del dsbsr,y ID obHgssi6n de sostsnsR
In honrosa lusha por si deraeh0. 81 CON in.
quahEant&hie anergfAs infundi6 aisnto los
pusrtorr!qusnos en- 10 rudA labor de cor aistar
BuH libsFtRdss, an luch& CON las preocupAeio-
nss del imparlo ssp&dol. Imit6moslo nosotros,
vfgorixAndo los c&raetsrss para luehar. en IN
medio mas ficil, por las gsrantias del dsKseho
y lou dignos bsnsAeics de 10 dsmosracia, ANITA
10 gran Psp6blicA amsEickns.
AgFuPadog en- torno dsl SaYc6f&Go quo ha
de guardian los vsnerados Festos del pasriota
qneHido, ofrendsmos Ia P&tria Ell sribuso da
nuaatros esfnsrsos poR bisnsstRr y su gran
dsxa.
Envio mi fslicitaei6n . esa Ayun&amfsnto
por ga nohls idsa, dignsmsnts zacund&da por
al pueblo de F@isEdo, sln distinel6n de opfRio'
nes polfsieaa. , uno III dc todos vosotroa mi
humilds coneurso para honrar Ia memoxia ds
ilussga musTto.
Manuel Camuhas.
EAn a. 1ooo