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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03
JUDGMENT SET ASIDE.

On December Z, 1904, the jury of the
court Of common pleas III the case of
Brighter & Marshal of New York VS..
Judge George B. Clark of Derby gave
decision for the defendant to recover
s4S9.2o. The plaintiffs moved to have
this judgment set aside and Judge
Hubbard Of the court of common pleas
allowed this motion yesterda yafter-
noon. The case will now have to be re-
tried. .
The action was brought as result of
the recent coal famine. The defendant
is a coal dealer and he alleges that he
contracted with the plaintiffs, who are
wholesalers to get certain amount of
coat at $5.25 ton just prior to the
famine. :
When the famine came the whole
salers were unable to fulfilitheir agree
ment and then 1t is claimed that the de-
PENDANT refused to pay a bill which he
owed to the plaintiffs. The action was
then brought.
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GOODS LEAD no pNEuMONTA.

Laxative Brono Quinine, the wor1@
wide Cold and grip remedy, remoy
the cause Call for the full ~
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JUDGE HALL DIED INTERSTATE.
The late John M. Hall, formerly pres
ident Of the Consolidated railroad, left
no will. In the probate court yesterday
his son, John L. Hall, and widow, Julia
w. Hall, were appointed administra-
tors. ......... a ..s5.4 al
Appraisers appointed were George E.
Stiles Of Willimantic and Arthur J.
Young of Boston. @s# a.
No estimate OF the value of Judge
Halls estate was made In court, but
his friends think he left an estate Of
about 100000.
Besides the widow and son the other
heirs Of the estate are the two daugh-
tiers, the Misses Florence and Helen.
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Othe,
Important
Ne,Ds
II has 70 80 With movingin anothe;

It has % 10 with moyingin another
sense.
The movement Of new Spring
goods, from makers at home and
abroad, into this Store New
Ravens Greatest Store.
There's a nate Of newness run
ming throughout the whole Of the
store-Spring newness and fresh.
ness: and the song win gradually
rise and swell into . magnificent
harmony celebrating the Spring 81
1905.
Coming in every day now ara
charming new
SPRING SILKS
SPRING WooLENs
SPRING WHITE GOODS
SPRING COTTON PRINTS
SPRING NECKWEAR
SPRING GLOVES
SPRING SUITS d
SPRING WAISTS
SPRING SHOES
SPRING UNDERWEAR
SPRING HOSIERY ~
SPRING RIBBONS
So yon can get first veiw Of them
here.
Exclusive weaves and styles
among them--kinds that you will
not find anywhere alss.
Never in our history has there
been 80 steady stream Of new
things flowing into this Store Is
there is for this Spring Of 1905.
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$4,000 North of Mew Merchandise
is selling at IS per cent. Reduction
EVERYTHING nv OUR NEW BASEMENT

STEMS Decorative and Fancy China Dnnewa Cut Glass SaOcr
oare Lamps Globes Wesbacb Lights Bfc-a-brac, Sauaru
Fedesak Kachenuare Housgfumshngs etc.
history fast these days You heard anything like BEFORE did
your We never did. az4.*&
dollars
There's
oil neunrsan e been GET
hp nyoua Juuap
IS other
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Judge Silas A. Robinson yesterday
granted an order for a reservation in
theScase Of Burdette Hughes admins
SfTator, against Elizabeth Fitzgerald,
and others. The case now goes to the
supreme court on a finding of facts.
The matter in dispute is property of the
late Patrick Fitzgerald, whose home
stead is located at Cedar Hill. -
Burdette Hughes wants a construction
of Patrick Fitzgerald. -
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BATE.

Judge Robinson Of the superior court
yesterday heard the case Of Alfred H.
Kings appeal from probate. The APP
peal is from the action of the probate
court OF Ansonia in admitting to pro-
bate the will Of Anna King, who left
three wills. ~
The appellant seeks to have the third
will set aside and the second one adopt
ed, as he gets more under the second
will. |s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-09
How to Ward OF Old Age.

The nos successful way of ward
ing off the approach of old age is 20
maintain a vigorous digestion. This
can be done by eating only foodssuit-
ed to your and occupation. and
when any disorder of the stomach ap-
pears take a dose of Chamberlain,s
Stomach and Liver Tablets to 20
rect it. If o have a weak stomach
or are troubled with Indigestion. you
will find these Tablets to be just
what you need. For sale by all deal.
ers.
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PROPERTY is Still Selma.

That realty is still on the move in
| Chaves county is shown by the fol
lowing deeds, which were filed for re-
and Recorder F. P. Gayle Saturday
and Monday:
The Pecos Valley Town Co. to Cha,
yes county. for $65, lot %. block IA,
of Hagerman.
United States of America to Henry
Hayen, a patent, $50 acres in section
Is. township IL south. range 25 E.
!. E. Mitchell and wife to Charles
H. Montgomery. for 800. one-half in
terest in forty acres in section Is,
township 9 south, range 26 east.
The Dexter Townsite Company to
Scott Whitman. for $3.50, lots 10 and
II in block 5. of Dexter.
Eugene F. Gambrill and husband
to w. f. Jet. for $500, a tract of
100 acres in section 25, township II
section 30. township ~ south. range
26 east and a one-third interest in an
artesian well.
Ernest A. Agur to ]. H. Mul!is. for
81. 800. forty acres in section %, town
ship IL south, range "a east
Oliver Bowman and wife to A. Du-
ran for $1,000. fifty acres in sections
4 and 5. township IS south, range 26
east, and a ate right.
Alfred P. Shepperson and wife to
w. T. Holliway, fer 81 900. lots 8 and
10 in block 1 of the West Side add
ton to Hagerman.
c. w. Foster and wife to w. A.
Taylor. for $3.50, lot 8 in block 2 OF
Ovard's addition to to Roswell.
T. r.. Everman and wife to Jane AL
len, for $50. a water right from a well
On lot II. block 1 of Wildly Lea addi-
ton to Roswell. :
Andrew M. Thompson and wife to
Ara T. Maddux, for $500, ten acres
in section rs. township 10 south. range
"a east.
Southwestern Savings. Loan and
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Classified 'AdS.'
FOR SALE.

For Saie.-Half section 1h miles n
55t6
FOR sALE-Lady's ticket to town
in Missouri. Record office. 5Ot3s
FOR SALE.-Choice baled alfalfa;
stove or cord wood. F. d.
Stock Farm. 53tf.
ond hand sidewalk. Inquire of F.. J.
Beck, City Clerks Office. 55tf
FOR SAlE.-At a bargain. Nc. Z
-Blickensderfer typewriter and a let
ter press, at Record office. 56t6
FOR SALE tent. 10 by IL, stove.
table and outfit. Bargain if sold at
once. E. H. Boston. Eleventh street
and Spring River avenue. 5st2*
PRESS FOR sALE.-The Record Of
fee has for sale one Cranston
press, seven column folio. Is in
good order and will be sold at a
bargain. tt
FOR SALE-The Record has for sale
cheap. 4 rolls of 31-inch Manila
wrapping paper. 2 rolls of 6-inch
pink, and one roll of 12-inch Mani
la. This is a bargain. If
FOR SALE-Mason house furnish
ings. Hotel in good standing. has a
fine trade. Reason for selling. health
demands removal to far n. Apply
A. NJ. Mason, Hasermau. 53tf
For Sale Cheap, or exchange for irri-
gable lands. two complete. deep
well drilling outfits with engine and
boilers. Address with full particu-
lars Bargain" this office.
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For Saie.-Half section 1h miles n
Artesia. Address X, 401 Kentucky
55t6
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room furnished house
Apply 312 N. Missouri. soft
GOOD PASTURE.-For 30 or 40 head
of horses. Apply E. c. Hinde's farm
35tf.
FOR RENTING first class rooms
for light house keeping. 4O5 North
Pa. Mrs. Costa. 59t2
FOR RENT.-Two furnished or unfur-
nished rooms for light ~hcusekeep-
ing. Mrs. Baker, sol 5th st. 56tf
FOR RENT.-Desirable six room
house. shade. grass. newly %anere
etc. 902 North Main st. Inquire at
719 N. Main. 59tf
FOR RENT.-Two nice furnished
rooms at POI N. Penn ave. Gentle
men preferred. Invalids need O
apply.-Mrs. j. B.. Mathews. 53tf
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BrawIey. with abandonment and fall
ure to support plaintiff and that un-
less you the said defendant make and
the oath day of June, 1906, a decree
pro confesso will be entered against
you.
Plaintiffs attorney. F. Williams.
Roswell New Mexico.
Witness my hand n seal of of
fee this Gath day of April, 1905.
(SEAL) C. NJ. BIRD, Clerk.
By GEO. L. WYLLYS,
Deputy.
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FOR THE NEW PASTOR.
Fou Congregations Hold a Union
Meeting in His Honor. Good
Sermon and Beautiful


Rev. H. F. VermiIlion, the pastor of
the Baptist Church, was honored Sun
churches of the city uniting in holding
a union service as a reception to him.
The -four congregations that were SO
united were the First Methodist, the
n his own, the Baptist. The Chris
tian congregation would have Joined
in the meeting had it not been for a
special program that had bee arrang
ed in advance and will be detailed be-
low.
The Union service was held in the
Southern Methodist church., because
of h large seating capacity it affords
The auditorium would not hold the
crowd and the iec%ture-room was
open. 1t was a magnificent audience
that greeted the new minister.
Being the speaker of the evening,
Rev. Vermillion had an opportunity
to speak to members of all churches.
He made a splendid impression and
was we'll received by all. Taking his
text from Romans S-24, his subject
was: I'VE are Saved by Hope" He
gave the meaning of the word hope"
as being a desire. accompanied with
expectation to realize the desire. He
said hat hon is essential to success,
in business or any kind of an enter
prise AS well as in religion. He said
that the Christian hope was in the
Resurrection and the reunion with
friends after death, and that thus. by
hope we are saved.
The music of the evening was bean
tiful. A chorus of ten voices made glo-
rious music, inspiring and elevating.
The feature of the evening was the
rendition of Mozart's famous Twelfth
Mass, by an orchestra of eight pieces
under the direction of Prof. D. n.
Croft, who had arranged the different
orchestra parts and drilled the mem
bers in the work. This was the same
selection rendered at the Southern
Methodist church Easter morning and
repeated by request Easter night at
lIC odLIC pldCS, OHCo HlIS "nlCH 81
many words of praise were uttered.
The members of the orchestra were
Prof. d. n. Croft, Miss Fitzgerald,
Miss Norfeet. Miss Helen Norfeet
Miss Eva Nelson. Mr.. Moore. Mr.
Brown, Mr.. J.. Haydn Croft and MIR
Verdi Croft. Their music has never
been surpassed in beauty in church
circles in Roswell. and it is as an en-
enlargement tc beautiful music in
church services that such a great
piece as Mozart's Twelfth Mass was
prepared. 1t was given Sunday night
by special request. and the mammoth
audience was delighted.
The other music of the evening was
also most entertaining.
The special service at the Christian
church Sunday night was n on Mis-
sions." of which Elder Hill has been
conducting a series. There was a very
large congregation present and an
excellent sermon was preached. Miss
Edna Hall sang a beautiful SOLO. The
last of the series of Mission services
will be held next Sunday, when a gen
eral Mission collection will be taken.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-Cook at Ell Captain hotel
56t3*
Wanted at Once.-Girl for general
Homework. Apply mornings, 426
N. Richardson. 54tf
WANTED.-Men to work on Hondo
reservoir. Wages. $1.75 per day.
Board $3.50 per week.-Slinkard's
camp. 4Otf
Misunderstanding young man. A
good proposition. CAl at Singer
Sewing Machine Co, 0 e. Second
59t3*
WANTED.-Position as clerk Oh col
lector by young man Experienced.
Can give recommendations. All n.
Mo. ave. 56t6&
WANTED-Nice lot of laying hens
and foul ROSTERS. about SO in num-
Der. Address me at Roswell, n. NJ.
G. R. Hunt. 59t2*
Position Wanted.-By young man
with thorough knowledge OF dry
goods, ladies' and gents furnish
ings. Address Record, care H. q.
58t2*
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

For Sale or Trade.-Su. Louis well
drilling machine, with six horse
power portable gasoline engine. All
complete and in good running or
der. Apply to G.. d. Stewart, 708
Penn. ave. 56tf
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Notice.
Notice.
District Court Chaves County. New

y
District Court Chaves County. New
Mexico.
Freda B. Brawley, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 7o3.
Andrew L. Brawley, Defendant.
The defendant Andrew L. Brawley
in the above entitled cause, will take
notice that the plaintiff, Freda B..
Brawley herein, has brought suit ag-
ainst you the said defendant in the
District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District of the Territory of New Mex
leo, in and for Chaves county, for an
absolute divorce, d~issolving the bonds
OF matrimony now existing between
said plaintiff and said defendant;
that the said plaintiff, Freda B. Draw
ley, charges you, the said Andrew L.
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Chamberiain's Cough Remedy the
Very Best.

4 have been using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and want TO say it Is
the best cough medicine l have ever
TAKEN" says Geo. L. Chubb, a merch-
ant of Harlan, Mich. There is no
question about its being the best, as
it will cure a cough or cold in less
time than Il other treatment. 1t
should always be kept in the house
ready for instant use, for a cold can
promptly treated. For sale by all
dealers.
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The Records Solicitors.

The only persons authorized to so
licit advertisements and make collec-
tions for The Record Publishing Co.
are Messrs. J. A. B. Bear and c. p.
Evans. If.
THE RECORD PUB. co.
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We have a large list of good farms
to select from at prices that will sur
prise and please you.-Dicus, Frost
& Co, Dexter, N. NJ.
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Stylish tailor-made clothes can be
had at Caldwell's Misft Par!or at
suitable times. 58t2
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Before buying land, see Dicus,
Frost & CO., Dexter, n. ". They have
some exceptionally good bargains to
show you.
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FOUND.

FouND.-A watch. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing for ad. Call at Grand Central
Hotel. st.
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Building Association to R. II. McCune
for 81 and other valuable considera-
lions, lot 8 in Lea's subdivision. in
East Roswell.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
NOT GAS Ia
. BACALERAS.
LuCha entire las fahriGas indepeR-
dientes y eI trust feudaI.
EI tahaO en ID Florida. IN regaIo al Pre-
Sidente Roosevelt.

Continlta en- Cuba la lucha entire los IA
bricantes Independence de tabacos el
llamado trust .featdGJ ''Havana Tobacco
Co."
Perjuicfos de importancia ha ocasionado
Ia pertinaz sequfa en- los que & Gaia Sc de
dican en- Ell distrito de Quinta, pero en-
cuanto al tabaco no han sido muy graves,
d ado Ell magnfico tempo que han tenido
para tronchar las tierras.
Ell que algdu tempo fu6 gran baluarte
tabacalero, Whales, estd hoy casi en- la
in6pia, pues su decadencia es tan grande,
sobre todo en- el orden comerciaL que Sc
puede decir que la tristeza de Ia ruina es
su caYacterfstica.
Existen sin embargo algunas vegas de
importancia, porque algunos vegueros, q
fuerza de inquebrantable constancia, y
merced sus grandes conocimientos agr1-
colas, han logrado sostener honrosamente
el antique pabell6n del excelente tabaco
dc Whales.
Durante la semana que termin6 el %
de OctubTe Sc embarcaron por diferentes
Was en- La Florida 1,064 cajas de tabacos
torcidos, que representa- un total de
100000 puros.
La ganancia sobre los embarques del
afIo anterior hasta esta misma fecha ha
sido de 5, 838 caias con un total de %.
10000 tabacos torcidos, asf es que Ia
creencia do que este afio la production de
tabaeos torcidos llegarfa 324 millones
lleva visos de verse realizada.
La importation de tabaco en- rama pro-
cedente de Cuba alcauz6 la cifra de 4,267
ter clos dpTante la semana y el tabaco ex-
trafdo de Ia Aduana alcanza tambien q
una cifra muy respectable, indicaciones
cieFtas scguras de que todas las fabricas
estkn trabaiando con todas las fueFzas de
que pueden disponer.
Los seflores George E. Spotz Y John
N. Cobb, altos ofciales de la Companfa
'sTheobald, Oppenkeimer Cigar Company
Sc hallan en- Tampa, procedente de la Ha-
bana donde pasaron varias sernanas.
El senior Ramon Fernandez, tambien
lego de 10 Habana Tampa. Fue a
comprar & la capital de Cuba rama que
usar6 en- Ia confecci6n de 6rdenes especia-
les que ha recibido para los negocios de
Pascuas.
Cuando Ell honorable Presidente de los
Estados Unidos Mr.. Roosevelt estuvo de
vista en- La ciudad de Jacksonville, Fla,
una sorpresa le esperaba; 6sta consistfa en-
un magnffco caj6n de tabaco elaborados
en- la muy acreditada fabrica de los seflo-
res San Martin y Go.
La presentation de este regalo, estuvo.
encomendada al Coronel Thomas j. L.
Brown, que la hizo en- la forma mas apro-
piada, teniendo la honra de OR frases de
alabanzas para los fabricantes de tabacos
que usan las ramas que Sc cosecha en- la is
La de Cuba.
L ma de las marcas mas recientemente
presentadas en- Ell mercado Y que encon-
ha q encontfado mucha aceptaci6n por la ex-
celencia de sus productos y elegancia de
sus envases es conocida con ell nombre de
Tampa Custom House.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
CARTAS DETENIDGS.

En- la administration de correos de esta
ciudad Sc encuentran detenidas las siguien-
tes cartas:
Ask, John. Ask, John. Agricola, Mi.
cheli. Catala, Manolo. Sep1lveda, Galleta-
no, CampOS, UldaricO. Cigaros y Compa.
Cruz, Vicente Cuevas Francisco de @.
Colon, Carmen M. VIDA de. Calderon,
Eusebll. Calder6n, Maria. Camacho, Mi
guel. Calder6n, Francisco Cintr6n, Jose
seigo. Conde, Gregorio. Cruz, Trinidad
Diaz, Enrique. Delgado, Pepe Gil. Dreier,
Walter @ Dreier, Walter O. Davidson,
John A. Figueroa, Agapito. Figueroa,
Andrea. Felisiana, Carmen. Franco, Arbi-
ra. Fradera, Fidel. Ferrer, Manuela. Fer
ndndez, Antonio. Fernandez, jose g, Do
mingo. Gonzalez, Jose Monies. Gavay y
CaguaG Huicy, Bernard. Hernandez, Ma
ria. Hasebedos, Bias. Hilaire, Jane j. Hi.
laire, Jane j. Idoy, Maria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
IBRESO EN- la Gar
Gel de AreCibO,
del aCuSadO AntO-
Mo Paz.
Sc Ia OTdenadO el pagO de ateneiO-
nes de aquel muniCiPiO.
q abOgado SuIiverss. Schemes flestas Sc lie
Varal 4 efeGtO.
De nMestgo eon.egponsaL ]
Noyien,bre. 24.-

AOYl6nlDIG, "a
Han ingresado en- esta carcel proeedente
de la de Mayagiez don Antonio Paz, al.
cual Sc Ie sigue causa por complicidad en-
la muerte del senior Pesante la cual SO
vera ante esta corte en- el pr6ximo termino
en- que Sc celebraran los juicios por Jura-
do EN- fines de Enero.
-DuTante las sesiones por Jurado que
terminaron el Microbes en- esta Corte de
Distrito Sc Vieron % juicios, declarandose
cnIpables 4 5 indiyiduos, IA fueTon a5suel-
tos, 2 causas sobreseidas, no hubo Yeredic-
to en- iuieios uno fu6 suspendido para
ell pr6ximo t6rmino.
Ell Alcalde seIior Perez AvileS ha or
denado el pago de atenciones de este Mu-
nicipio de los meses de Diciembre de 1903
Y Enero de 1904 que Sc adeudaban J Ia
de los Departamentos de Sanidad Y Luz
electrica correspondence al pasado mes de
0ctubre corriente. FL dia % sera orde-
-nado el pago del corriente mes de todas
las dependencies.
En- los juicios por Jurado celebrates
Gltimamente en- esta Corte de Distrito ell
Abogado sefior Suliveres ha obtenido un
brillante exito en- las defensas de varios
juicios que son los siguientes: Luis de
Jesfs Luis de Jests Rivera, delito de
mutilaci6n, absuelto. Juan Rullano, acu-
sado de falsa representation, ahsuelto. Ra-
mon Maldonado pOr soborno. El jurado
no lego un acuerdo. Ramon Maldona-
do, ex-Juez de Manatf, tambi6n por sobor-
no, absuelto ibremente. Gregorio Ra-
mos, seduction. Absuelto. Gregorio Ra-
mos por seduction. Ell Juez de derecho
orden6 Sc sobreseyera. Salvador Rullan
por seduction. AbsueIto. Esteban Mena,
violaci6n. No hubo acuerdo por el Jura-
do.
-Ha fallecido en- Barcelona el sefior
don Antonio Roses Artau. Paz & sus res
tos
-El Municipio en- su session de aver
acord6 sean reparadas las aceras de la ca
lie Jes6s y Maria. A Dios gracias va era
hora.
-El dia 80 con motive de ser dia de
gracias Sc llevaran & efecto en- la Iglesia
metodista de la Gale de Pavfa sOlemnes
festas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
una QUBA De LOS
Marines de Ponce.
HGkes que Sc les ENige para eI Ira.
haiO a ROrdo.

Inf6rmase que los marineros de Ponce,
estan disgustadfsimos con 10 que viene
ocurriendo respecto al trabajo q q. Sc dedi-
can.
Anteriormente-dic los mari
nos tenfan tickets por medic de los cuales
y su presentation obtenfan trabaio & bor-
do, y hoy carecen de tales tickets.
Agregase que del trabajo solo Sc lucran
los que poseen aquellos tickets extendidos
por 81 doctor Vogel, siendo asf que los tra-
baiadores benefciados con esa especie de
privliegio, son unos 80, en- tauto que la
mayorfa no puede trahajar, pues los tcEes
dados por el doctor Ferrer no son 10 que
parece validos q bordo, 6estan anulados.
Creemos que la buena voluntad 6el
buen deseo de los llamados en- Ponce q re-
solver este asunto, darS al traste con La
queja de los marines que Sc ven privados
de trabajo por una formalidad que quieren
llenar y que es justo Sc les conceda, sobre
todo cuantos estan en- condolences de sa-
lud y vigor para eI trabaio.
En- question de buena voluntad de
conciencia, que puede ser resuelta facil-
mente.