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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

Para La PreaR no hay NAL tempo.
HeR6 reza el proGrama y 10 demoOtr6
AnOche celebrand0 Ia function anuncia-
do, & pesar del tempo tempestuosC
que persiSti6- hRStR Las 10 y media
p. m.
El eBpectsCpIO aGEad6 mucho Gl
Ruditorio. bAstRnte nntrido. Si 90 tiene
en- CuentS 10 llp pviG exceEiva que cGy6
aver.
En- Gel Gran ConCurBt9 eOtuvo La
PresR inimitAb!e. Es una obra exqui-
OitR inRenio0R en- 10 que apareca eI
genial AVtistR til como 90: un estuche.
EV E1bIico deGeR verIG otrG vez.
Va BSbs el t & 6lico que LN Presa no
SwSpe9ade la function pOr Ws4viGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
FL c6IebTe RggIanen-
TO de matalza de.
CerdOS derTOtadO pOT
unanimidad.
Sc dGmuGsiIa gus nj 10 solo ca
50 de nuoTtO pOF "trIChIna''
Sc hl COnOCIdO nunGa en-
Puerto Rico.
DichO animal no resiste una tempe
ratura de 100 grades Y por tam
to queda destruido con la coc-
Cion.

Cuando llegamos al salon del
Conseio infOrmaba ell Isefor Diaz
Navarro respecto q La cesi6n que
hace el ayuntamientO de CsguaS
De un predio de terreno, para Ia
construction de una penitencisria.
Que la comisi6n designada por el
Consejo Executive. hizo un viaje q
dicha ciudad y Sc escojt6 el sitio
conveniente para la installation del
indicado edificio, hacienda un con-
trato De compra dicho ayunts mien-
to con ell 0uefo del terrenc. que re-
gala la repetida corpora ci6n con Ell
Objeto expuesto.
Discuten este puntO los senores
Post, Crosas, Sanchez Morales y ell
Tesorero, pasando Ell asunto, 4 pro-
puest4 del senior Post, & la comi-
sion respectiva para que infOrme. |
EI GToro& de Ia matanZa. El
Secretario va q dar cuenta con el
Reglamento enviado poF ell Supe-
rintenaente de Sandal referente a
la prohibition de matanza de GER
dos ~ otros fines.~
El senior Post deja la pr: sidencia
que ocupa el director del Consoli-
daao y propone que Sc dtscuta sec
ci6n Por seccl6n de dicho regla-
mento, despu6s de que sea leido
por ell SecretariO.
Asf Sc acueraa.
Diaz Navarro dice que lantes de
procederse la discussion de las
secciones deb9 verse 81 SO rbconsidera
6 no ell acuerdo del ConsejO Eiecuti-
40 respecto al asunto; manifestan-
DO ell senor Presidente INFERNO que
va es acuerdo ell que Sc aiscuta.
Lefdo el artfculO primefO del re-
glamento Sc levanta el senior
Post y dice que estima que SON
muy keveras sus diSposiciODes. Que
los mas modernos tratadOs no re-
comiendan tales medidas; que 81 es
casi impossible pretender que I'm
campesino limpie diariamente su
casa, ha de serlo ell que be haga
tai limpieza en- los corrales 6 dep0-
sitos de ceraos. Que no debsn pa
sarse leyes nj reglamentos que en-
la practica resulten lmposibles de
cumplir y cuya observancia extric-
ia no sea potestativa del COnsejO.
Que propone la derogaci6R de di-
chO srt1culO.
Diaz Navarro dice q SO va q opener
ALA totslidaa 1 del 'eglamentp de q. Sc
trata y que dara razones sufcientes
para propar que no deba Iseguirse
discutiendo art1culo por artfculo y
81 desestimarse desd9 luegO todo. EI
Sr. Post manifesto que de todas
m4neras es nece ario la existencia
de disposiciones que eviten la ma
tanza de animales enferrho pero
no en- la forma presentads,
Diaz Navarro dice que va q de-
fender al ConsPjo de la imputaci6n
que SO le ha hscho, de que no po-
dia derogar leyes de la asamblea
legislative nj bacer r9glanentos nj
ordenanzas para los asuRtos como
Ell de que Sc trata, PuestD que el
Cons 10 no ha pretendido| nj eiecu-
tado derogaci0n de ley alguna y
por Ell contrario ba Pretendido
hacer cGmplir las existentes en- esa
materia.
Qae 10 ley del 10 de Mario de 1904
fkCultR & los ayuntamientos para 10
reRul scion de la matarzB; peFO hQ de
0ntsnd* rae qua 0sfa 0g de- animab q an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
BOmb0rOS de
San Juan.

Ell simuIaCro que 90 auspendi6 ano'
che ConseCue nOis de 10 lluvis. 90 lie
vAr6 & efecto mAfiGnR 6 lee 8 p. m.
La brigada del GefI u Colorado y
Ia de Salvadores. &c discutirGn la su-
premaCiR. eAtA AbleCiendo ID marguera y
hacienda aqua.
Como de eStas prkCticas depende ID
buena organization del cuerpo de
BomberOs hay gran entu6iasm0 entire
los muchachOa de Rmbas brigadas.
Adelants que de ls com petenCiR vie
ne 81 mejoramiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

Los trabaios del barrio Espino -
Artfculo que tendra alzs.-Ya
no Sc lie tira de la oreia ADO ge.
DE maestro CorrespOnsal }

SoDtiembre IL
En- la semsna que acabA de tfAnsCu-
Errir han silO recetsdoa 951 indivi luC
or nic0s. Eato demuestrR que nues-
tFO digoO me lico % deSvive y sAcFifi "a
por aaIvar 1a humauidsd que deses-
perRdR y ain ConSuelO vive an el nun
do: Los csmDeSinob que Be hslIan pa
deCien60 RnemiA eAtan c9ntent0s y ale
gFes. y bendicen sin cesar & uuestro
queFidO doctor don Francisc0 Ssin.
que tshto iuteF6a se toma por RrrRncer
de Los pIcisntsB enferme lad tan mortf-
fers.
A 2 763 Rsciende el r6nsrO de en-
fermoS recetad0B hAstR ei DIS nueve
del cor riente.
He dido dscir que Ia j ant. de Ca
minOa dentr0 de pccOs dfaS dara CO.
mierz0 & los trabsjos del barrio eEs-
pinO.H SIS dice que hay quinientos
pesos para invertirloa en- dichO bArrio.
ST eItO es verdad. est6n de enhorAbue-
M los jOrnaleros del GEgpino
Darants el tempo que est6o traba-
jando en- eSts bArriO, eI carbon % pom
dFa muY caro-, pOFque en- dich1 , bArPiO
e9 que Se dediCR mss In gente S Vender
dicho RFticulo.
-Jorg rgs eGtS contsnto y trauquilo.
pOrque "a no 90 le tira do Ia orej, c..
mo sofia tirsrseIe en- otrog tiempos.
Los gAllOS 90 ven todos emplumados
pOr squellO de que no hay ri1m.
Con frecuenCia vemoS salir del
Eusblo nara los barriOs 6 varioS poll
CfRs. Por nuestra parte. sin nOvedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
En- OI barr 10 del "Gandul I"

"A cont 60 encia de las fuertea llu.
vi de aye, Las GALES del barrio del
GG0ndul,0 SAnturCe, go inundRron de
tai mRnera que en- R'gun&s cSSGs se me-
tic ell Sg1a, entire elias en- Il del obrero
Fermin.
EI Ayunt0mientO debierR tomsr una
medidS SCbre este particular, pues eD
dicho bRrrio no hay. nj cunetes para
Lac Vguss Y eTtO dc lUgar 6 10 RucedidO
aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
Local Notice TO Mariners,
PORTO RICO.
GUAYANIL LILA HARBOR.
S.ptienb bra 70. 1908

S'ptIen bFe 12, 1908.
Notice 10 he eFeby gwen that She
SSAltlr g DlreCtl6DEo gwen on page 16
List t f Lights. BuOyG and D1ymnlk. =.
in the Third Light. HueSe Sc rbdiatrict,
corrected to NtvembeF /, 1904, r
enteIi, g GuSy"r il'N Hsrbor. are il .
correct and should not be relied
upon.
By order f ths Light H JuSe B ard.
A. N. WOOD. Lieut. Clmm .ndeF.
Y. s. N e, Asst to tbs Ioapr. d
Dist, Service f Porto Rico.
Ea sstA lmpEansn % vende papel de
N0RlhatAA WiAta 6 IRQ-AA mu3nAah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

Con 0bjet0 de estudiAr una cArrerO
hS BaIidO Syer en- el GC0amO2 para
NuevS York 81 ioven obrero. de San
turCe, n ArCiso FAI6, al que deGeamos
buen buen 6xito On 90 empefI0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todoE los engHao-
sos remedioB que re snunCian es cuando mo.
30 agradace ls efCaCja RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, Cuya Superioridad eBtS univsr-
Galmente confrm8da.
Ouraciones desesperadas On personaB bien
UonoCidRs que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
Ses son las que 10 han heoho glorioso, pero
un solo egtuchs produce meioF efecto que
medic; porque Rdem6B de ser sl dnioo verda-
d0ro Curative radical del egtomRgo del
intestine, sin enga6osA acci6n calmante, es
Digestive y PurlhCRdor de los Rlimentos-
So debs oxigir que Ceda hostia tenga gra.
bado el nombFo Digestive Mo1arriets.
Dsp6dto general de las Farmaei9s de Blsnco Ca
ramon Amazan , Fidel Guillermety, On san Juan
0e PueEtoRooS do v0nta en- Las pTlncSpAl0a DFOgUQ
er1as dEuropa y AmsFIcD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
Pare FSiardO.

El ioVen doctor don jose G. Bljsu.
das y eI Lclo. L. Vi'ellS. 6.te de La.
res. han aalido hoy para F'ilrdO.
Buen viaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

Programs de les piezas qas tocars
estR nocha en- Ia pleza Ia baanda de Ia
pODicfa insuVar:
1. MRroha sThe Heart If Romea,
Broke. 2. Sinfonfa 81 I1Abe'lR0. Supp6.
3 POks SL' mis- eapeFApzaH. ob'iga1a
& coF1etfn. LibsrAti. 4 Gran ss'ec-
ci61 de IL opera GI9neo, PetrelIa. ).
Minueto. mszu1ks y Schotis de Ia Ear
Zuela eLa VlrjsCit ,. CabSIlero. 6.
Tw a-step SChikan Ch1rlie0. B slIou.
Z Vsls feans6S GMondaiueD. B ae. s
Danza eRoSR MslfA4, Rf5s OvAIle.
Himno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

La distinguida familia Bennett
Benero, de Manatf. Sc encuentra
De, dc aver en- esta capital.
Bien venidOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13
JULIO ARTEAGA.

Hemos tenido ell guato de reCibir 10
ViSits de este RpreciAble artista que
viene s San Juan 6 dedicarse & h ense-
fIanza del piano y canto.
ES an element0 valiOso que auma IL
Gulta capital de q Isle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

En- eSta imprenta 90 vende pspeI de
pari6hiHnS viaina & 80. .nO 0uinfsH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

EMPLEOS DEL GOBIERNO. Me-
diOG de obtenerIos. Ss darS an curse
complete de instruction , educaci6n
para adquirir cuRlquier empIeo del
gobiern0 por medic del ex linen en eli
servicio civil. ST usted desea coIooSr-
SO en- 81 gob.erno, diEfiaSe el Porto
RiHo Correspondence Iostitute. Bcx
9O3, San Juan T 4. 5Y.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

En- esta imprenta 90 Venie paDal de
pa 'i6aiaaviaiS 82.fl0 auinAal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-13

jirSn ana estStua & los seff 1res del G on-
Sei9 que han vuelto Dor los faeros de
la tradicci6n Slechoof,tiC10 permitien-
do gus ls antigua costumbre puerto
rriquef1s del suculsnto aaado vus!vA &
imperaF con t0da sus fuerzls y Valor
inRpreciGble.
Maestro p6sgme los IechoneS mas
8 men0B cientifi ,Os Y & los reg'amentos
mas 6 menos sf3rtunadOg.
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-Pfonto Ge llevAri & cabo un cor
ours de trtvAdores en- ell que 90 pre-
miarS al trovRd Ir que mej i'm 70
vi una de inns gobre IIs exceIenciss
dAl e vi V,ain GRkall
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Rafael PalaciOs Rodriguez, *.Abogado-N -Notario.

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OEVNAS OALs DE ALLEN No 81 90 PISo HORAs DE 0QNA:
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s Dc SUSCRPCIoa Cd TODl IA lSLl
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-23
FRANKFORT, KY.


of mothers! Thank God on your
knees, to-day, for the gift of your
little child! She, or he, it is, who
will draw you heavenward. Don't
start them out on the road of life
with the thought that there is no
such thing as a Santa Claus, be-
cause you will have denied to them
one of the most beautiful pictures
of after life-the very sweetest in
memOrys hall. Santa Claus is
very real, so real that his every
action is mirrored in your form
and features; so real that even to-
day 1 can picture him as he ap-
peared to me - such childish
phantasy in the play of those
ragged children-the divine Christ
mas joy!
Oh, ye fathers, beware how Eye
speak lightly of the good "Santa, :"
who climbs on the housetop and
comes down the chimney to fill the
stockings of the little people.
This simple belief hath it's merit
of reward, for the best gift is the
gift of God; and the unseen angel
of His presence encampeth round
about the children, the shadow
of night serving only as the per-
spective of the day when the real
ity will be the Christmas Joy. Take
up the lesson story, which If told
in its charm of simplicity, will fill
every heart with q desire to love
God and serve his fellOwmen. For
get the old wrongs and renew the
old frie ndships. Remember the
poor with something beside money.
Money may do a great amount OF
good in this world-doubtless it
does-but it can not buy happiness,
and what the poor need more than
any other gift, is the Christmas
joy which comes to them conse-
Grated by poverty. Pray for the
gift of personal knowledge of
what the whole world needs. Put
yourself in position to pass the
blessing along. Let this one day
be to each of us grand stairway
by which We can climb up to the
housetop, and view through the
eyes of child-faith, the good old
saint, who in the delight of service
will come even into our hearts and
fills us with the Christmas joy.
n. S. COX.
December, 1905.
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written for the Roundabout. }
THE CHRISTMAS JOY.

II you could have been with us
in one of our mission journeys only
a few days ago, the real meaning
of the text would have filled your
heart to overlooking, and touched
your sympathy to tears.
Itlwas a small tenement house in
a prison alley with one room in
which the mother was washing,
while the children were playing.
The shouts and laughter being
hushed, only, when to our knock
the door was opened and we entered
upon the Christmas joy. Two small
boys and a smaller girl, with a
growing baby in her arms, were
having the delights of a make-be-
lieve Christmas tree. The tree was
q small dried bush kept in place of
honor in the middle of the room by
strings tied to four chairs, and was
decorated with every imaginable
bit of cOlored rag, broken china,
and cast-off rubbish. 1t really
seemed we were treading on holy
ground-t0 disturb them. The cere-
monies of distributing with lavish
hand the presents-worth more to
these little ones than the diamonds
of king, was far more beautiful
than any picture had ever seen,
and when the poor mother came
forward Offering apologies for her
room and the children, my friend
smiled, and told her that we were
reminded, in the beautiful repro
duction, of the we'll remembered
happiness of our own childhood,
and the Christmas joy.
Coming face to face with the
gathering twilight, we could look
far to the East for where the star
the Christmas star-was cleaning
in it's lustre, in its glory. The
prophesy of the wise men came to
US as it had done to the shepherds
a field; and after awhile we Won
dered at the light, at the chorus of
the heavenly messengers; at the
angel host chanting the wonderful
anthem of peace, and of the Christ
mas Joy, then following gladly the
spirit of the seasons power, we
came to the manger in Bethlehem
Inn, and found the Savior wrapped
ms waddling clothes; We offered our
need of praise, and wOrshiped at
His feet before the real darkness
had fallen, and as we walked alone
to where the streets were being
lighted, and the shop windows were
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blazing with the Christmas pres
ents, our thoughts went back to the
little ones at play and our very
souls were filed with the same Joy.
1t will be very acceptable offer
ing in the eyes of God, If you will
sacrifice your desire for that ex-
quisite diamond pin, and buy, in
stead, the sensible much-needed
article of furniture so long wished
for, so much desired. What pleas
ure it will afford every member of
the family, and you, yourself, will
experience the Christmas Joy. Try
it and see. Do not go in debt to
give gifts-remember that child
loves, after all, the inexpensive,
simple toy which gives them far
more pleasure than those more eX-
pensive. L have seen a boy leave
all of his presents TO watch with
interest, inexpressible, the wheels
60 round in % cents railroad en-
CINE. The little girl turn aside
from the gay Paree" to sing to
sleep the calico doll, and each
member of Gods kingdom-the
grown up ones, the middle size
ones, and the wee bit of a baby
would be only too happy If the
things Santa Claus put in the
stockings would be clean, whole
some. durable and priceless with
the sympathy shown in their
Christmas joy.
That sympathy which is kept
long hidden and which is only ac-
knowledGed when the familiar
voice is hushed. when the chair is
vacant, and the white, fragrant
roses of remembrance are laid upon
the grave of our precious dead. 1
saw a white-faced mother only yes
terday. She held up the empty
stocking of her lost darling, who
would spend this holiday away
from her for the first time in the
whole of it's little life, and with
stern, drawn lips whispered: "Oh,
my baby, my baby, all the other
mothers have something to hold in
their arms and mine are empty, +"
and she held out to me the white
thin hands of a desolate mother
hood. The. sad touch of sorrow,
too, had left me empty handed,
but, by the joy of Christmas I was
glad to hold her trembling fingers,
to speak the message of sympathy
and love so much needed; to open
wide the door of her grief; and so
when we parted we looked at each
other through a mist of tears,
divinely comforted. Oh ye blessed
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To-day prices OF What is OF
Cut Glass. China, Dolls, Toys.
MedalliOns


below cost of manufacture Many beautiful gifts still
Kentucky These prices apply the special Christmas prcashngs
o
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SMALL STEAMER SUNK.

The small steamer, Gladys, the
property of the j. b. Blanton Sand
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GA . TOREA
Bears the HIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss &MAzz%x
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Co., sunk at the upper landing on
Friday night. She was used for
pumping sand and towing sand
boats, etc.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-23
Shaving Sets.

We have a complete assort-
ment of Gentlemen's Shaving
Sets, from
SOC to $500 Each.
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Manicure Sets.

These are always appreciated
by Ladies and Misses. They are
both useful and ornamental.
We have them made of Real Eb-
ony, with. Sterling Silver mount
ings, also the cheaper ones, from
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l5c and Csc Novelties.

We have a large variety of
beautiful Fancy Novelties, such
as K Wells, Pen Wipers, Ami
r as, Thermometers, etc., at
15c and 25c Each.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Democrats Should Go to Church.

INFLUENCED by the inspiring religious revival
that is sweeping through parts of Kent County,
the Delaware State News believes that the Democrats
Of this city who have been discussing the evils of
vote buying had better spend their nights, for the
next six months in church.
The News does not take kindly to the proposal
that the Democrats abandon the vote buying business
unless the Democrats and the Republicans covenant
together to stop the use of money at the polls. Any
proposition for the Democrats alone to cease pouring
forth their cash, the News considers irrelevant.
Summing up the efforts of Josiah Marvel John Biggs,
Peter ]. Ford, L. Irving Handy, and others, who
recently denounced vote buying the News says:
We advise this-a full, patient exhaustive off-year
effort to bring all parties into ant-bribery agree
ment and compact. Until that has failed, the prop
osition Of going it alone is not before us. Our Viii
mington friends are therefore out of order. They
are fresh and vapory under strong cigars and the
inspiration of approaching Christmas, and had better
shut the clubs up six months, and so to church at
night
This is short sharp, decisive opinion coming
straight from the chief exponent of the Cow Lane
Democrats. As such it should be Needed Let the
above gentlemen Immediately join the revival forces
in Kent County and devote their time to singing
hymns repentng of their sins and leading the faithful
in prayer.
But the News Of this week makes some remark
able statements. 1t says if the Republicans were to
buy votes and the Democrats discontinue the prac-
toe, the Democrats would not elect single member
of the Legislature next year and neither could the
party elect single state or county official The
Democratic party, it says, would have " to shut up
shop and quit business We think the News rather
e7aggerates the fate Of its party The party is not
nearly so near dead as our Dover contemorparv
would make It appear.
We suspect that the News fear the anti-money
agitation may be a shrewd scheme of the Railroad
Democrats to discredit Chairman Salisbury But in
effect the Cow Lane Democrats serve notice upon
Josiah Marvel that if he aspres to the nomination for
Congress the barrel viii have to be tapped and that
generous contributions must also come from the State
Chairman if he is to continue the senatorial FIGHT
The Cow Laners will be cut of from their corn
and fodder, if they can prevent it.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Bravo. Delaware !

# VERY Delawarean has cause to feel proud Of
- their State college and. her valiant boys In
of the most intense athletic struggles ever wit
messed on our soil the Delaware boys vanquished the
carefully picked eleven of Maryland Agricultural
College. The score of II to 0 in our favor shows
clean cut victory and at the same time the stubborn
resistance made by our visitors The Delaware boys
were in splendid form and displayed in every move
excellent head work. The attendance at the game was
very large and never before has so much beauty and
attractveness been seen at field game in Delaware
The inspiration given to our boys by the many
hundreds of bright-eyed and rosey-cheeked girls is
not to be under-valued. The boy who Jagged in
yesterday game knew well what would have hap
pened to him when next he called on that beautiful girl
sitting in the middle of the second row in the grand
stand and whose exulting cheers and waving flag,
attracted so much attention. Boys, you did well,
and the Evening Journal is exceedingly proud of you