davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
Reinp One's SELF.

To be our best selves should be our
ambition-not to be somebody else. A
carver needs tools of different sizes
and temper and shapes of cutting edge.
The perfection of his work depends on
their not being all alike. So God may
use MS to help conform humanity to
the image of His Son. We owe it to
that work to inspect our individuality
and to keep ourselves at the highest
point of efficiency. To be used in the
perfecting of n line in that work is
reward enough for any tools being
itself and being worn out in the work.
Detroit Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
MUSICIANS
TO OPPOSE
NEW UNION.

This afternoon Leo GoldberGer, agent
for the Independent Musicians Union of
America, will file with the county clerk
Mt New Brunswick articles OF ~incopora-
tion for the union. As told in yesterdays
News this union is composed of non
union men, that is to say that qualified
musicians can play together on condition
that they get the scale of wages.
In conversation with labor leaders this
morning a News reporter was informed
that the local unions would not recognize
the new union, as the laws of the new
organization proclaim that they are In
favor of open shop, which means that
union and %non-union meh can work to-
gether.
At the meeting of Musicians Union
Local No. 1913, Sunday afternoon in the
Adelaide building 13s Smith street, it Is
expected that the organization of the new
union will be fully discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
MOVING PICTURES De LUKE.

Our generation has witnessed some
wonderful achievements in almost every
known art and science. Possibly the
most wonderful, and certainly the most
fascinating is the moving picture, as
Will be presented by the Lyman II. Howe
Company in Wilder Hall on Saturday
afternoon and evening, February 4.
Moving pictures have become a fixed
form of education and fascination as
music or oratory. 1t must be recognized
as perm anent. that while this old world
of ours retains interest, the moving pic
ture which depicts life itself with a fidel
lty hitherto undreamt of, will be of ever
increasing and intensifying interest.
Children's matinee at 2.15. Admiss ion
10 cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
FISHING FOR SUCKERS.
People Who Asked Questions Received an
Answer That Cansed Them to Pass on.

Mount Holly, Feb. Fishing with a
rod and reel was a novel sight in the
main street yesterday after John Stanton
was offered 50 to sit in front of a cigar
store for four hours with a complete out
fit in al effort to catch a fish placed in a
tub. Being out of work for the day
Stanton accepted the job as readily as. if
he had been invited to join a fishing
party in June.
The outfit Acknowledgment attention,
and when the curious ones inquired as to
the mans strange occupation, he volun-
teered the information that he was 'fish-
ing for suckers"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
STATEN
ISLAND FERRY.

The Board of Estimate aud Sinking
Fund Commission, sitting yesterday
in joint session, decided to CON- lete
the purchase of the Staten Island ferry
terminal at st. George for $40, 600.
The company wanted 1865. 900.
The commissioners of the Sinking
Fund authorized the dock commits
sioner to renew with the StatepfIsland
Railway Company the lease of the
ferry at Sl2 600 q year, with the pro-
viso that the city may terminate the
lease on thirty days notice. They also
decided to pay $1,000 for the COM
pany's improvements at the New York
terminal and SIS, 900 for the buildings,
etc, at st. George.
The city's new ferryhoats are to
be delivered before the end of July.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
New State Road Commissioner
Has Sent Letter TO all
FreehOIderS.
REPUTATION AT STAKE.
Will Withhold State Aid from
Counties Which do not Attend
to Roads.

Trenton, Feb. Estate Road Com
missioner e O Hutchinson, yester-
day, sent to all tn County Boards Of
Free olders in ths state copies of n
lie to- announcing that the purpose of
his department will be to withhold
approval Of state aid for road build
ing in those counties which have
failed tn keep existing roads in repair.
Among other things, the commits
sioner says:
In looking over tho roads of our
state | find some that are going to be
beyond repair if not taken care OF
soon. AS commissioner of roads ]
want the different Boards of Free
holders to know my policy from the
start. 1t will be useless for counties
that do not keep their roads in perfect
repair to ask for any more state aid.
Since the state aid law has been in
effect our state has given toward
building county roads the sun of ST.
1855, 168. SO, and the counties have ex-
pended So, 1913, $50, IS. and propose to
carry out the strict letter of the law
and protect those we have already
built.
Our state TO-DAY las the name of
having the finest roads of any state in
the union, and we want to retain it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

to a fame on Thursday. The school
house was burned to the ground and q
house next door to it net rly wrecked,
in just an hour and a half from the
item the fire burst out. A school bov
gave the alarm so the bell could be
rung and another boy, R~iesdorph
Sherwood, well known to several in
this borough, ran in another direction
and spread the alarm and then went to
the house next to the school and
offered his assistance towards getting
out their household goods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
PUBLIC SERVICE GETS
ANOTHER GAS COMPANY

The Public Service Corporation
leased yesterday the Bergen County
Gas and Electric Company, wbicl
controls all the lighting plants in tina,
county.
The corporation guarantees two per
cent. or all the common stock for the
first yea anu one per cent. additional
each year until five per cent. has been
reached. The lease is for 800 years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
REDUCES THE
AMOUNT TO Be
PAID MONTHLY

New Brunswick, Feb. 1:-John Ne
wins. of South Amboy, was in court
yestsrday to ans " or a charge o. con
tenpt of court. He had been ordered
to nav 8 n month to ID. Wolff & Co.,
Of Perth Amboy, who had secured
Judgment against him and had failed
to 10 so.
The man went on the stand and said
that he has a family of eight children,
only two OF whom work and that these
two make but 50 q week and have to
spend 81 a month for car fare to get TO
work. lie said that after he has paid
for his groceries and coal and living
expenses that he is short every month
and that he cannot possibly pay the
amount ordered by the court.
Lawyer Pearce asked for time TO re-
flute the mans statements. He said
that it is foolish to have the court
make an order and then have it OPP
tional with the man whether he shall
obey it.
Judge Strong said that he was salts
fed that the man could not paw the
amount, and reduced the order to
making him pay So a month.
The court, on application of Lawyer
John A. Lovely, signed an order dir
Getting John Test, of that place, to pay
81 a month to August Behn, who has
a Judgment of s2S against him.
Lawyer Thomas II. HaRerty pre-
scented an order directing that Mrs.
Thomas Doolittle file an accounting
of her husbands estate within 7 thirty
days, according to the decision
reached in court a few days age.
Lawyer T. b. Booraem asked THAT he
be given time to file RECEIPTS with the
court showing that Mrs. noolittle had
pail that claim of $500 made by the
estate of Reka Ross, and that thu.
the expense of an accounting would be
done away with The court granted
him thirty days in which 10 file the
receipts.
The accounting of Charles w. Kent,
administrator of Xavier Stehlin, wa
allowed. Mr. Kent asked for commits
sions of S214, full commissions, but
the court cut this down $50, on the
application Of Lawyer Rsdhald. OF
Trenton, because Mr.. Kent had al
ready received $3.50 commissions tor
acting as administrators pending litiRa.
tion. The whole matter had been in
the court but eighteen months, it wa
shown. LAWYER Hicks was allowed f
counsel fee of $3.50. There is about
So 900 for distribution.
The court signed an order directing
that Edward W. Hicks nay over to the
creditors of William G.. DeEart O trust
fund of about 81, 900, which he had
held for the teneiit OF Rhode DeHart
deceased, Lawyers Hicks and Flor,
anco had asked the court to make AZ
order in this ease. Lawyer Bsrdine,
representing the heirs, Cffsred no re.
sistance to the order. the court
allowed Mr.. Berdine n counsel fee OF
S25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
STORM WAS SEVERE
AT HASBROUCK HEIGHTS
Fire in School House Added 10 the
Horror Of the Scens-A
Description.

AS several people both in Perth and
6outh Am hoy have fir ienos at Has.
pro uck Heights, the 70 lowing extract
from a letter received from a resident
|of that place, will be found interest.
ng. 1t said: The fierceness of the
storm In this place you could no.
imagine and to add to it the school
house burst into flames on Thursday
during the high winds at about 10 a
/. and the children were put through
he fire drill and marched into the
eet. Some without shoes on their
It, as they took off their rubber
pts in school and wore only the
Tide flannel slippers. Some Of the
ldren had no wraps on even. The
drill helped in getting them ont
the black boards were seen to fall
they were going. So it war none
soo1. There were several of the
re girls who we're so frightened
6 they threw themselves on the
= and cried. They had to be
led out. One girl went back for
leggings and the principal thought
were all out, but to make sure
sent a large boy to go through
rooms and he found the girl
Ing in n of them putting on her
kinRs with the school falling all
and her. He, with great difficulty,
rfher out just in time to save her
being burned up. On Monday
Bvious to the fire, mice came out of
ventilarors and ran around the
DOL rooms among the children and
near that they pelted them with
cks, etc. Some of the parents said
p there must be something wrong
mice would not have come out
ow they think the fire has been
Rdering in the hues all that time
I'll the fierce winds famed them in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
E. Like Trying TO Get Rid of Dandruf
without Herpicide.

ma YOU ever see any one trying to
uash themselves without soap or
If YOU did what would you say OF
him?
II is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid of Dandruff and TO prevent Bald
ness oy feeding the germs which cause
IL. with Canthrarides. Vaseline. Glycer-
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients OF most So
called Hair Vigors.
Newbro's Herpicide Is successful be-
cause it attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t is the original and only genuine
scalp gcrmicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
@. A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
WINTER MEAT EATING.
The Poor Stomach's Tale of Woe-Ivst
How MEo-na Is headed.

At this season of the year thousands
Of people are already showing the i'll
symptoms that are sure to result from the
usual winter diet. Indoor Lille. meat eat.
ing, hearty food. lack of exercise, over
work and poor ventilation spell'sickness''
aud poor health.
If the stomach cannot do its work
properly i'll health is sure TO follow. Mi o.
IA is the one medicine that assures a ma
tural digestion, that strengthens the
stomach. th,t soothes ana heals all
irritation CONCESSIONS, and inflammation in
the stomach or bowels. 1t is this that
makes it A certain and guaranteed cure
| for all stomach tOoubles.
If the digestion is impaired, the blood
is impoverished and becomes filled with
poisonous Impurities, deraDgiug the
whole system and causing sickness and
suffering. Mona, acting upon the
stomach and digestive organs cures sleep
lessness, nervous troubles, headaches,
hackacl.es aud general weakness and
debility.
If you are weak and ailing the chances
are that il is due to a diseased stomach,
but you can be cured by using Milo ma.
/ Ask Z. a. Sexton. the reliable druggist,
to show you the stroug guarantee under
hich Mi-o-nO is sold. Mona costs but
50c a box. II it does not help you, the
price is absolutely nothing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
DEBTS NOT PAID.
South AmbOy Men Arraigned in
Court This Morning.
.Sbcc1;aI 10 TIE Evening Meas.

New Brunswick, Feb. 1:-Lawyer
George S. Silzer, representing Andrew
a. Slower, of South Amboy, had two
South Amboy men in court this morn
ing for not paying bills due his client.
One was Thomas Koslr, who owes $82.
He said he only received $50 a month
on the coal docks and it took all he
had for his family. The other man
was Moan Apologize, who owes $43.
He is q brakeman on the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad and receives $75 q
month. His case was adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
COUNTY COURT.
Cases of Interest to This Vicinity
Came Up and We're Tried.
Sbcci;ai 10 tie EveNixg Meas.

rVCCINt ~ me EpCNEfS 1'CWS.
New Brunswick, Feb. 1:-Chris
Skow, eighteen years old, who is ac-
cused Of striking his brother, Peter,
ever the head with a bioycle pump,
vas arraigned in court this morning.
The boys were in n quarrel owe a row
hetween their parents. Chris took
tho part of the mother, and Peter do.
Tended his father.
Steve and Joseph Posterick and
James and Thomas Riley are being
triad today ON charges Of assaulting
Paul and John Zurick, following d
christening celebration at Sand Hills.
George Potts, the Raritan town
ship wife beater, was sentenced to the
county Jail for five months. He pleaded
non vult.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
VALUABLE PRIZES.

Valuable prizes will be given at the
masquerade hall which Braga Sing
ing Society will hold in Braga Hall,
Tuesday, February 81. The members
OF Braga are working hard to make
this event the affair of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
New Fruit Mixtures.

Grapes Invested of skins and stones
and mixed with pineapple frappe is one
of the latest combinations. Only two
kinds of fruit are allowable in a salad,
according to certain cooks. Sliced or
anges and apples and pears, without
other accompaniment than a dish Of
m%arashino, are among the fayorite
blends.-Chicago Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

He (at the reception)-That girl stand
Ing under the arch makes a pretty pic
ture.
She-Yes; the painting is excellent.
Chicago News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
The Irony of Fate.

The Poet-My mail contains nothing
but rejected manuscripts!
His Wife-And mine nothing but liz
vitations to millinery openings!-
Brooklyn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
DOUBLE HOUSE SOLD.

The double house at 10 and 10 High
street, belonging to Mrs. William K.
Noe, has been sold by Comeays Bros,
to Mr.. Lncius McHose. of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
DRUM CORPS BALL.

The Independent Fife and Drum
Corps will hold a M citing n night
this week to talk over the ball and re.
ception which they will hold in Viii
der Music Hall OF the fourteenth
this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
Berlin Ground.

The ground value of the city of Berlin
IS said to be worth twice what it was in
1887.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Gessler Ros-
scau, who had confessed TO an attempt
10 blow up the Umbria ana the statue
of Frederick the Great, in court here
pleaded not guilty and was held Tor
trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

Situation Want ads. printed free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

weather abiiiiiea.
Fair and colder; northwest winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
Results as Follows:
W0@EN'S UNDERWEAR

All garments in this Offering are selected
with special regard to quality, cuts and shape
and finish.
Drawers, these goods are very special 22c, %, and Boo
Corset Covers at............. 12'tc, 25c, 29c and 40c
Night Dresses at ..........lI SOC, SOC, G9c and Toe
Skirts t.........t...I5c 59c, 7jc, soc, Csc and 1.24
Skirt Chemise, value SIC, at ......... ............ SOC
0nehlISe ~ .,,':.'.'a::. ....2'c, 40c, 1!)c. CSC, Csc
Women 5 Large SIZE White Aprons, value 35c. ... 25c
Childrens White Aprons at. ...15 sc. 25c. lie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01
ChiIdren's Fine Dresses

About 80 to close out, they have been made to sell at
$50, 3.9S, $50, 900, 600 and 90; You can can have
any one of them at half price. The sizes are 8, 8, 10,
II and IA years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

All this seasons goods, no old stock, at SOC, LOO, 1.25r
LOO, 1.9S, 2.50 and 300. OIL
You will not get bargains like them again,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-01

hy01naSa out Of W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-15
P8TIuiCiO be las Jun
las de- GalliROS.
No Sc ia IlStO On San Sebastian.
una ObTt de Qillldad pibllea
' v0rIfIGds8 On aqdslla iglesia una
nlISa do REQUIEM.
Denaestro Corrosponsog.l }

Mayo 10 Deia sentirse una Vez
mas el perj1iCio que cGusa & Lac mum
Cipalidadeg Iaa dichas Juntaa de Cani-
NOS. Ejsmplos pr6ctiC0G tenemos s la
Yista y este pueblo es uno de- los que
pqede darIos. pues desde ID implanta-
ci6n de les susodichas Juntsa no ge ha
visto una obFa de utilidad p1b'icR con
los dineros que anualmente Sc le ex-
tFae para dicho fla.
Un puente Sc empez6 & constrnir
sdbre el rio CuIebrinas y en- 81 demo-
minado PAso de Ias Lsjas: y esta es la
fdchA que Id Obra permRpece pRraliza-
do, AaV maderaa p0r neCesidad tendTan
que desperfecCiOn poF Les cOntl-
nqas lluvisG y una obTa que ca 81 eg de
utiidsd p6blicR c0ntinuar6 dormida
sabe DiOs hasta cuando, no obltSnta de-
tenerse FeCaudadO de 1900 4 100 PEI
SOS.
Mas Squ6 ae ha de haceT? & los nniem-
bros de Ia j units de CAmiEos les inn
pQrta muy POGO que c1rezsanos de
vfAs de communication, y que nueotrOs
pI0pietariOs no tengsn facilidad para
COnducir sug frutos almeFCRdo. apesRr
de tener perfaCtisimo deFechO & que Sc
aTreglen Los caminos VecinRleB pueB pr.
rs clio se cOntribuye.
En- la pr6xims legislature deberfan
suIprimirse dichas Juotas de Camlnos
que tRnto peFjudicBn los intereses de-
l0b puebl0s, y Gresr JuntRs Municipa-
Leo que aegurameDte dar8n resultado
ppes cada CuRl debe maneiar 10 auyo,
= no 10 ageno contra ID voluntad de 50
dqef1o
Ain no Sc hRn ceIebrado los JUL
ci6G Orales de los cHuSas instruidas CON
tFa votantes y iueces republicRnos de
de este pueblo por delitos electoraLes.
Sc Informs que en- ell. Jurado que hR
de entender en- Ell c0nocimiento de die
ches causas existe una exiguR min0rfa
unionistO.
En- ID mlflana de hoy Celebr6se en-
eatA iglesia parHoquial una misa de re
quiem en- sufrsgio del alma de doflG
EstefRnfa LiciaR3 de M6ndez, viFtuo-
sfsLma DANA que hR un afIo abRndou6
el mundO de los vivOs. dejGndo sunni
dot en- acerbo doIor an esposo y cua-
tro hijos.
Era ID respectable mAtrOna esposG de
nuestro buen amigo don Avelino Men
dez Martinez, y madre amantfsima de
los i6venes profesores don Andres y
Ma ueI M6ndez Licisgs.
Ell domingo por la tarde IIev6se &
efectO ell bautizo de ana nifR de los es-
pogos Julia Cnotafler. apadFinando ell
actp 81 distinguido ioven LCdo. don
Miguel I. Font y ID sgraciada sen iori-
to Marieta CAstsfier Julia.
Hoy entire 5 y 6 de- Ia tarde tuvo
efecto ell sepelio del cad6ver del infor-
tunadO ioven Isidro Torres Soto. hii1
de huestrO familiar don Ramon Torres
Me YES; apesar de ID Iluvis peFtingz
de este dia. el entierr0 resuIt6 muy
Concurrido.
Paz aus restOs. que Dios de re
signaci6n Gr:stiana & sus amAntfsimos
padre para sopOrtar tan rudO golpe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-15
La COH8 de- COhsan-
ti1Opla tGS De bas
iidOIeS
EL GRLN EyNgC0.

En- TO que cabe no es an h0mbT0
nalo. y pasa por persona inteliqsnte 8
lnstruida, c0sa admirable en- Gquel
medic.
Sc le page espl 6ndi i0amenta y sa Ie
colma de teQalos. que au muerte,
voLveran 81 Sultan, heredero legal de
tod0s los eunuoos.
Ct zR de graudisina i1finenCia 6e le
que geneFalmente usa paTa c0nseguir
favores a aquellOs pOF Qnienes ae intes
reBa. Tiene muchoa protegidOs. 8 in-
teFviene en- cRsi todos los grandes ne
gociog de Ia Corts, porque el Sultan le
dispense ilinitada Con6anza.
Ei gran eunuCO en- todoe tiemp1E l9
gOzsdo en- lSs coTtes de Los Sultanes de-
considerable cE6ditO.
Abul Amid. muY hbartinO en- au
iuventud, dej6 tonar una autoFidad
exsgersda 4 an Cierto BhrRne-A CHS.
Quien imponfa So Voluntad & t0d0 ell
mundo y Hegaba hasts arrogaTse Ell
derecho de nOmbfar ministr0B Marie
Gales. Muri6 vfctima de una intrigA
femenina. Sus aucesores no hcredaTOn
ID audacia de este hombFe. pero con.
ae1varon cuando menos 81 prestiqio de
su catego11al
To1os los eunucos de palacio intri-
gan y luchan entire Is. nnezclsnc Os9 en-
10 que no les iucumbe, y Rcaparando
grandes pitapzes que alegFemente dilGp
pidan en- alhpjas CaballOs , featinel.
IRCAM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-15
Los clubs de niios
y SlI Infu0nCIa.
e Boys CIub' dc Fall River.


La eacritoT1 escandinava Cecilia Mi
low march6 de StockoImo 4 los Esta-
dog Unidos con el prop6siso de estu-
diRF ID organization y fdncionamiento
de los clubs infantiles centr0a que
eiercen benefciOsa infuencia en- u lin
fsncia. evitsndo los peligrOa inherentea
los juegOs y diyersionea callejeras.
En- IN aFtfsulo que public6 acerca de
este. b ce una description muy intere-
sRnte del eBoyo Club. , de Fall River,
fundado hace mas de cAt0rCe AMOS Dor
el RvdO. Cheu. Este senior inici6 su
buena obra distrayendo eD ga propio
despaeh0 un0s cuantos nifiOa; hoy
dia el club tiene casa j dos mil soci0a
y en 81 Sc dan leccioneS. confeFenciRs.
representaciones dramsticas y con-
ciertOg.
Un archimillona Thomas Borden.
hs sido el Mecenss de tan simpatica
institution. y su generosidad debe el
eBoya' Club9 el edifciO en- donde est6
instalsdo. No Ways & Creerse que es
peQuefl0: para 81 10 quiaieran nuch0s
casinos de persOnas maYores. Es sum
tut 90. gTande. CuentR con todR Cl8se de
com0didsdes. tiene estanque de nata.
ci6n. duchas. cuartos de bIfI Is para
seiscientas personas. una bibioteca
con 600 vol6menes. sRIa de biller,
gimnasiO y Varios GalOnes En- est0G
se reunen los aoCios divididog en- ps-
quefl1s casinos. el de los judios. el de
los irIandeseg, 81 de gimnaeia. ell de
tiPO aV blanco. No fslts an cub de
diacnsiones ri un un club musical.
El SBoys Club2 stiene impFenta ,
IabOFat rio, ypara que nada faLte se
halIG en- relGciones con una C0ja de
ahorIos. Todos los meses se dan con.
renciag p0pulares. & Las Cualeg asis.
ten lee hermnnas de Los sOCiOs.
En inviePnO nnenudeGn log represen-
taciones dram6tiCas y los Concisrtos.
Las quotas mensuaIes son de On chelfu
por sOciO. peTo 6stas deben cotizaFse
tamb Ga para ell meiOF exito de Los en-.
tertGinaeats. 8 sen do los conciertos }
reprasentaCiones.
ri club tiene una Col0nia agrico1a
donde Sc enviRn Lou niflos que deb3U
respirar eI aiFe del CamQo. Durante
50 estanciR en- ella Sc dan IecciOneB de
agriculture.
Lo que hR hecho por los niflos 81
RevdO. Cheu, ID ha imitado admirable
mente una sef1ora americans, Misl
Mary Shove, cresndo un aail0 paPG
nifias on las que 6stas sprenden Lac Ia,
boras de IG cssa y 81 coHte de vestidog
m6sisa gimnasin, teniendo tambi6r
una casa de campo para paaar el We.
Fano.
Cecilia Milow elogia ( los iniciado
dores de tan titles instituciones y en-
comia ID infuenCia Que eieroe en- Iol
niflos de familias pobFes Cuyas diver.
stones no pueden ser otras que corre
tear por ID cRlle y aprender muchC
malo y NADIA bleno.