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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23

/ EN the fall of 1901 Tom McLaren
81 sailed from New Orleans on board
vessel bound for Rio Janelro.
He shipped as second mate, with
every prospect in the world of promo
ton.
We were to be married on his re-
turn, and the last words he said to me
before he jumped on board the Kitty
Kelly the morning he sailed were, The
next time go away. Lucy, III be leav-
ing my wife behind instead of my
sweetheart"
Tho Kitty Kelly was expected to re-
turn to New Orleans in five months.
but the five months heightened them
selves out into seven, and still no It'd
ings of the vessel had been received
since she had left Rio on her return
trip, and as the rays passed the anxiety
began to wear on me in spite of my
efforts to keep my courage up@e
Ever since my childhood l had heard
vi uti Olu iSr-lo s7OlSShYoS w Nv ~ w IA -
lonely spot some distance outside of
the city and who was said to possess
wonderful powers Of divination and
prophecy.
found myself listening TO black Sa-
rails account Of how this old woman
told them where little Sam Lathrop
was after he had aeen kidnapped, and
they found him exactly as she said.
Driven now by anxiety and fear to
seek out any possible source OF com
fort or advice, at last decided to go to
the old woman.
found some difficulty in following
the rough. Ill dehned path which had
been Indicated by old Sarah, but after
much trouble at last succeeded in
reaching the little hut. half hiuaen in a
clump Of magnolia trees. AS l ap-
preached it the door opened. and wo-
man stood in the doorway.
| started i'll surprise. l had expected
to see little wrink,ed form. bent with
age, for the negress must be old. very
old. Nobody remembered the time
when she had not been called "the old
woman over the hill"
Instead of being small and bent with
age found myself gazing with feel
Ing almost Of awe at u latge, erect ana
we'll proportioned tig.lre with fear
less somewhat commanding air. Her
skin was smooth ebony black. Her
features were peculiar. Instead Of the
thick lips one always associates with
the race hers We're thin. Her nose was
straight and well shaped, the nostrils
spreading very slightly. Her eyes were
large and prominent, showing great
deal of the white, which gave them
strange, wild hook. She had fashion
of narrowing them sometimes, like a
nearSighted person, and at these times
1t seemed as IL their owner were look
ing out at you from another world. So
clear cut were her features and SO
straight, strong and well poised her fig [
ure that could think of nothing which
she might be SO fifty compared to as a
statue Of black marble. This effect was
heightened by her dress. She wore
queer one piece garment of some coarse
black material, and colored handker-
chief was twisted about her head.
had not recovered from my surprise
at her appearance when she spoke, and
her voice startled me as much as her !
looks. 1t was not the voice nor the
speech Of the negro. The tones were
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23
ANSWERS EVERY CALL.
Marshalltown People Have Found That
This Is True.

A cold, strain, sudden wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kidneys
Spells of backache often. follow,
Or some irregularity of the urine
A certain remedy for such attacks
"A medicine that answers every call,
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, true spe-
cific.
Many Marshalltown people rely on
it.
Here is Marshalltown proof
Mrs. E. N. Solomon, Of S07 South
Third avenue, says: 1.-TWO years ago I
had a serious attack of kidney trouble
and placed myself under treatment by
a physician and was cured at a cost
of $40. had another severe attack
in the neck of the bladder. It SEEM
ed as if a swelling of considerable size
had INSTRUCTED the seeretions of the
Kidneys and it caused me great plain.
We heard about Doan's Kidney Pills,
and Mr.. Solomon got box at Mcbride
& Wills drug store. I used them and
relief 'was obtained almost at once. The
use of two boxes affected an absolute
cure. The difference between 81 and
$40 is an item worth saving, to say
nothing of the suffering. Ny nephew
living in LaPorte, Ind, also used
Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Oint-
ment with wonderful results 1 have
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills
whenever opportunity offered and If
any lady desires further information l
shall be glad to give it if she will call
on me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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association, the light and power COM
pany refusing to liquidate for accumu-
lated demurrage on the theory that be-
ing extensive users of coal, the assoc
citation would grant them concessions.
The outcome was the refusal to place
cars in or out for the company, and
the street car service was consequently
abandoned until the matter is adjusted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23
AGED MINISTER IS DEAD.
Rev. M. D. Archer Succumbs at Polk
County Asylum.

Mitchellville, Nov. 23.-Rev. M. D
Archer, well known Congregations
minister, died in the Polk county asy-
lun1, and the body was brought here
for burial, the funeral occurring Wed
nesday afternoon. He was nearly ST
years of age, and had been an in
mate of the asylum two years. He was
at one time well known in Madison
and Iowa counties, but his last pastor.
ate was at Berwick, i'll this county. He
was born in England, coming from
there to Canada and later to the Unit
ed States.
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Low Rates to the West and South.
west

On the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month until March. 1907, inclusive,
the Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell one way co1onists' tickets at
nearly half fare to points in Arkansas,
Colorado, Indian Territory. Kansas,
Louisiana, Mexico, Missouri, Nebraska.
New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota,
Texas and Wyoming. For further in
formation apply to the Great Western
agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23

1t is one of the most wonderful tonics
for developing the figure, making bright
eyes, red lips and rosy cheeks, ever Of
fered to the American girl HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets,
IS cents. Mcbride & Will Drug CO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23
Providence,

FroV,QeNC6s
God moves in {. mysterious way
His wonders to perform:
He plants his footsteps in the sea
And rides upon the storm.
Deep in objectionable mines,
OF never failing skill,
He treasures up his bright designs
And works his sovereign will.
Ye fearful saints. fresh courage take
The clouds We SO much dread
Are big with mercy and will break
In blessings on your head.
Judge not the Lord by feeble sense.
But trust him for his grace;
Behind frowning providence
He hides smiling face.
His purposes will ripen fast.
Unfolding every hour;
The bud may have a bitter taste.
But sweet will be the flower.
Blind unbelief Is sure to err
And scan his work in vain;
God is his own Interpreter,
And he will make it plain.
William Cowpae.
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COAL SHORTAGE DUE TO ROW.

Trouble Between Electric Company
and Railway Ties Up Lines.
Fort Dodge, Nov 23.-The shortage
of coal in this city was explained thru
an investigation by the author of the
Illinois and Iowa Car Service Associa-
ton, who found that the main trouble
vAs that car demurrage was due to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23
RHODES.

Nov. 22.-Mr E. w. Harmon, Of
Marshalltown, was in town Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Scott, of Pueb-
10, Col, who have been here visiting
relatives for the past six weeks,
started Sunday for their home.
Miss Matte Carson. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. D. Curtt-
right, returned to her home Sunday.
The Latter Day Saints are holding
revival meetings at the M. P. church.
Mr.. Arthur Phillips has gone to
Marshalltown to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott Of Colo,
visited Saturday night at the J. e.
Mooers home.
Mr.. Emmett Smith, who has been in
Mexico for some time, was calling on
old friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. c.. D. Darling went to Collins
Monday to visit her mother. Mrs.
Kitchel, whose health is very poor.
Mrs. ]. c. Thornton, of Manning.
called on Mrs. w. C. Phillips Monday
afternoon.
R. E. Gray and e. F. Bishop have
returned from their hunting trip from
the northern regions.
Rhodes is on the boom. In the near
future there will be two meat markets
in town, and about December 20 Miss
Grace A. Mcdonald, of Bayard, will
open up a first class dry goods store.
Mr.. j. F. ANYWAY has been brought
home from the hospital at Des Moines
and is improving nicely
The lecture course Tuesday evening
was well attended.
Most of the farmers from this vicin-
ity are rejoicing, for they are all thru
picking corn.
Mr.. Levi Flora still continues very
weak but is slowly improving from
his long siege of typhoid.
This vicinity was visited Wednesday
by quite a heavy snow storm.
Rhefmschnider & Hildreth shipped a
car of poultry, from this place Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Baker, who is working
in Maxwell spent Sunday at home.
DR., J. S. Gray is visiting relatives
at Waynetown, Ind
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Neighborhood Notes
BANGOR.


November 22.-Miss Belle Winery,
is visiting her brother. E. I. Winery.
at Eldora.
Samuel Winery. of Marshalltown.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday al Ban
gor.
j. T. Carter visited over Sunday in
Marshalltown.
Mrs. Jones, of Hubbard, visited
Thursday with Mrs. Rose Winery.
Mrs. L. L. Manlove and children,
of Agra, Ariz,, left Saturday for Le-
Grand where they will visit few
days before returning home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wood accompanied them
as far as Marshalltown.
Mesdames w. P. Winery. and Grel-
lett Dillon spent Monday at Marshall
town.
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Manager Armour has secured by
draft Harry Lang, the crack pitcher of
the New London, Conn, team, for the
Toledo club next season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-23

Catcher Dan O'Leary. of the Wich-
fta, Western League team last season,
has been signed by Manager Smith fol-
the Atlanta Southern League club.
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| The Mysterious
Bird @ Mont
Pelee
By MARION E. cRosskrLL

1: Copyright, 1906. BIZ Marion E. Crosskiu
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'EL CRIMEN
De JUNGOS.
Fu6---diee 81 Captain Fernandez Ma
tsr.--Ilil VeTdaderO motfn.
Las hsrldas que TseiblO 81 agTssOr del guardli
Rivera, CaIIflGanss de nOTtaIes.

"Caguas, P. R. Mayo 81 de 1906. Al
Hon. Coronel Hamil P. /. San Juan
P. r.
Hon. Senor: Ampliando mi telegrama
de aver, tengo Ell honor de informaT I'd.
el hecho acaecido en- Juncos, el que deta-
llado es como sigue:
En- la noche del sabado, 19 del actual
celebrabase un bale en- Ia casa de Cayeta-
ma Rivera, con ell correspondence permiso
de la autoridad local en- el que reinaba
Ell mayor orden.
Como entire , 10, presentaronse los in
dividuos Juan Delgado, Gabino Geigel,
Rosa Garcia, Agustfn Lopez otroF, los
que, penetrando en- Ia sala, donde Sc efec-
tuaba el susodicho bale, intentaron alte-
rar ell orden por 10 que la duefla de la ca
sa envi6 al Quartet 4 Eleuterio Mazzan
pidiendo auxilio.
Embellishments fueron enviados por Ell
Comandante del Puesto los Guardias
Adolfo Echevarrfa Juan r. Rivera, los
que procedieron al arresto de los va cita-
dos individuos, pues Sc alteraba Ell orden en-
los momentos de su llegada: fueron arres-
tadosI Rosa Garcia y Agustfn Lopez, al que
fue ocupado un cuchillo. Mientras eran
conducidos al Cuartel estos individuos
usaban tenaz resistencia contra los Guar
dias cuando 6stos Sc preparaban para
haeer uso de la fuerza, fue herido mortal
mente por la espalda ell Guardia Juan r.
Rivera por Juan Delgado de una punala-
da, Embellishments Sc di6 la fuga; pero
Ell Guardia Rivera, demostrando un valor
4 toda prueba, sigui6 su agresor y ha-
ciendo fuego, lie infri6 dos heridas tam
bi6n por la espalda, las que son mortales,
segdn prescription facultatiya.
De este suceso, tuve conocimiento en- la
mafiana de aver seguido pase Juncos,
donde Sc hallaba Ell Teniente Mongil desde
la noche antes, pues tan pronto como tuvo
conocimiento del case por expreso, sali6
para dicho sitio procedi6 a practicar Ia
investigation correspondence, habiendo
presentado denuncia contra los cuatro indi-
viduos va citados por infracci6n al Art
$50 del C6digo Penal, pues Ell hecho en-
question ha sido un verdadero motfn.
El estado del guardia es bueno relativa-
mente y espero en- esta la llegada del Hon.
Fiscal del Distlito, que Sc halla en- esa pa
ra trasladarme Juncos. Muy respetuo-
samente, (Firmado) r. Fernandez Ndter.
Captain Policfa Insular Comaudante de
Distrito."
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MOCION De SOulGI-
tud de ilueVO Iui
clio.
Findass en- que Ell veredicto es
cOntrariO a deIeGhO Y a las
pruehas pIaCtiGadas.
La COrts prOcsds finalnsnts a dlCta santancla
yGondsna . Estehan MeRa, poi dOIaclon.

Esta mafiana present6 Ia corte de
distrito el abogado del acusado Esteban
Mena, moci6n en- solicitud de nuevo iuicio,
fundado en- que el veredicto es contrario 4
derecho d las pruebas practicadas: en-
que el iuTado don Trinidad Llauger tiene
mas de sesenta amos esta, por tanto, inca
pacitado para actuar como jurado y en-
que no Sc habfa demostrado que la peTju-
dicada Andrea Oyola no fuera Ia mujer
del declarado culpable de violaci6n Este
ban Mena
Ell fiscal Sc opuso la pretension, citan-
do en- su apoyo un articulo del codigo de
enjuiciamiento criminal; Ia corte enten-
diendo que el veredicto es conforme &
derecho = las pruebas: que Sc prob6 que
la perIudicada habfa sido despedida de
casa del acusado POI la esposa de este y
que la defensa tuvo amplia oportunidad
para recusar al jurado, MEGA Ia solicitud
de nuevo juicio.
El abogado tom6 exception.
La corte procede dictar sentencia, en-
vista de que no Sc aducen razones suicien-
tss que 10 impidan, condena Esteban
Mena, culpable de violaci6n, la pena de
seis afios de presidio con trabajos forzados
El abogado anunci6 Ia apelaci6n y pidi6
Sc fjara fanza para que el acuAado pueda
permanecer en- libertad interim Sc tramita
ell recurso
La corte Sc reserve fjar la fanza luego
que Sc formalice por escrito la apelaci6n.
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PLANTA LUMINOSA

La ''orop6", segdn el nowbre que los
indfgenas le dan, es una planta POGO como
cida, aunque goza de propiedades muy Gu
riosas.
Sc crfa en- el Brasil, en- las cercanfas de
San joaquin (Estado de San Pablo), y
por la noche emit7 rayos luminosos que,
Begdn 80 asegura, dan una claridad suf-
ciente para leer IN peri6dicU.
Su poder lumfnico dura hasta varios
dias despu6s de cortarla.
Segdn el peri6dico brasileio que da la
noticia, la nueva planta debe de pertene-
Ger q la fami ia de las cript6gamas, aun-
que no Sc parece en- NADIA los hongos.
A San Pablo Sc han llevado algunos
ejemplares para estudiarlos.
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.FALLECIO DONA CON-
CepGi0n COIIazO de
CaIaf.

Anoche, 4 las $50, falleci6 en- su resi-
dencia de Santurce, la distinguida sonora
dofia Conception Collazo, amantfsima es-
posa que fu6 del senior Federico Calaf.
En- esta sociedad ha causado sincere pc
sociales de Manatf, native lar de dona
Conception Collazo, el duelo que la in
fausta nueva cause habra de ser mas hon
do, mas sentido, mas intense.
Compa1era de acaudalado puertorri-
que1o, su alma sensible generosa fu6
manantial negotiable y puro de carload y
de bondad.
81 de alguna DANA puertorriquena pue-
de en- justicia decirse que hizo de aqu6l le-
vantado sentimiento cristiano el mas sen
lido culto, es de la noble seflora q. muere,
deiando en- la sociedad puertorriquefia
luminoso recuerdo de sus virtudes.
Hay almas que en- la obra del bien, en-
prodigarlo con largueza, en- enjugar l6gri-
mas en- acudir con solicitud maternal
allf donde Ell dolor Sc ensafia, encuentran
la mas inefable satisfaction el mas init
mo noble regocijo.
De tai grandeza era 81 espfritu de la
sefiora Collazo. Su sencillez revelaba la
ingenuidad con que en- todos los actos de
su vida exalt6 mas adn su culminadte fl
lantropfa.
No hubo obra alguna de carload la
que ella, de modo espontdneo, dejase de
aportar su 6bolo liberal y efciente.
Y acaso en- muchos en- todos los pue
bios de la isla cons6rvense recuerdos de
rasgos caritativos que sofia realizar sin
ostentaci6n sin ruido.
Hace 80 amos de su enlace con ell ST..
Calaf, contaba 46 de edad.
Su cad6ver ha sido embalsamado, ma
mana saldra de esta ciudad un tren es-
pecial para q Manah, en- cuyo cemen-
terio Sc dara sepultura a la que en- vida
fu6 dona Conception Collazo de Calaf
Eu dicho tren especial, podran ir los
concurrentes que dese6n tomar parte en-
tan piadoso acto.
LA CORRESPONDENCE" envfa
su mas sincere p6same los deudos todos
de Ia nobilfsima dana falIecida.
Paz q gu alma
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RINA AL ARMA BLAN-
ca en- Manati.
Result6 mueTtO el individuO Pedro
Angel SanmigueI.
Estan trabajandO en- las haclsndas De ManatI
BarCelOnSta.

Los siguientes tetegramas Sc han reelbi.
do en- el cuartel general de Ia policia:
Manati, Mayo 22.-Comandante del
puesto de Ciales comunfcame que en- ri1a
con arma blanca result6 muerto en- el
barrio Poza, Pedro Angel Sanmiguel.
Ademas rtsultaron heridos de gravedad
Juan Gonzalez y. Juan Rios. Presuntos
autores Manuel Gonzalez y Feliciano
Alvarado halIanse de6enidos.
Juez instruye proceso-Teniente Schet-
tint.
Vieques-Anoche p. m. fu6 captura-
do por mi guardia Rivera en- el barrio
Puerto Real ell individuo Doroteo Lugo,
acusado de cinco escalamientos en- primer
grado.
Juez de paz instruy6 causas respectivas.
-Sargento Torres.
Barceloneta.-Hoy han trabajado en-
central "Plazuela" y "Colonos" 858 peo-
mes, mas 20 que llegaron de Camuy.
Mafana serd dado principle molienda
He rotorrido jurisdiction estando todo
sin novedad. -Cabo Igaravidez
Manatf.-Regreso campo arrestando q
Alfredo Santana en- Berceloneta por coac-
ci6n; en- hacienda Monserrate trabajaron
hoy $50 peones de Camuy y 81 de Ma
natl.
Hacienda Luisa de Brunet de este pue-
bio hacienda Plazuela 155 de Camuy y
80 de Barceloneta, y 703 peones en- los
Colonos de Barceloneta.
Manana primera hora dara principle
molienda hacienda Monserrste, de 6sta, y
Plazuela, de Barceloneta.-T Teniente Schet-
TIM.
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Por las estreIya8 6rilJoates
g Ia lama que colige. .....


No han podido sprenderse otras deci-
mas, mas para ellos las 1nicas sabidas son
cosa superior, y no hay fiesta ctVico en- que
no las suelten sin percatarse de que no
logran Ell mas leve APPLAUSE.
Cosa parecida ocurre cierta prensa
republican,.
En- la que Sc hace la Illusion de ser en-
tire ella la mas importante, n6tase el mis-
mo tono cans6n del afio pasado, Ia naisnaG
d6cimo.
Esto apartelde que cuando le da por
divagar, ponderando su8 ideales, causa las
TINA la fojedad inconsistencia de cuanto
ofrece al pdblico.
Y Sc Tevela en- todo 10 que escriben su
falta de convicciones. Son escritos desma-
zaIados, golpes en- vago que semejan engo-
rroso zumbido de zanganos de colmena.
De ahf que su labor sea de efectos
morbffcos para aquella parte de opinion
que acaso este inccnscientemente sujeta
tales infuencias.
Dijerase que puestos en- Ell potro de Ia
tatchG por Ia vidG, va por ignorancia unos
otros por necesidad Sc lanzan decir
mostrar al p6blico aquello que no es pro
ducto de inteligencias ganosas de levanta-
do cultivo de sana rehexi6n que induzca
pensar con madurez y con altruismo.
A veces obs6rvase que falta de rendir
usto holocausto la verdad, cream un
tema, sobre este divagan en- estraviado
mundo de icciones sin continencia sin
freno, fuera de la raz6n, aleiadcs de Ia
l6gica, cabalgando en- la falacia.
Otras veces, achacan otros aquelIo en-
que incurren diariamente Vease sino
como tratan, con ahinco en- verdad digno
de mejor causa, de suscitar viejas discor-
dias en- Ia familia puerto1riquefia.
Crey6rase que no pueden despegarse de
moldes que les adhere pecaminosa abe
rraci6n.
Por ESQ insisten en- esa propaganda de
banderfa que no deriva para ell pueblo
ensehanzas ejemplos dtiles que no
infuye sino en- sentido adverse al buen y
noble adelautamiento de las costumbres
pGblicas; como 81 por encima de todas las
humans luchas, adm de las luchas de parti
do, 40 mediara en- todos los pueblos civiliza-
dos equilibrio justo que Sc manifesto en- el
Tespeto m1tuo y en- 81 respeto al p1blico y
sobre todo al que iuntamente con sincere
afecto Sc debe la TERRA en- que Sc hs ma
cido.
Y como cuanto dicen, We todo ell mundo
que esta en- contraposici6n con 10 que in
forma la realidad de las cosas, clanan.
naturalmente, en- desierto, sin provecho
para 81 sin esfuerzo para encauzar sus
prop6sitos al logro de una vida superior
para ell pals.
Por ESQ tambi6n, en- vez de atraer pro-
s6litos, los alejan, solo cosechan Ell amar-
go fruto de la mala simiente que arrojan
con torpe diestra al surco puertorriquef1o.
Predfquese al pueblo cuanto tienda
ilustrarle, cuanto le mueva a agitarse en-
Ell palenque de las ideas, y aband6nese la
mismo d6cima que no logra Ell mas Ieve
APPLAUSE.
ANTONIO GRACO.
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Con liCenCia

En- uso de dos semanas de licencia Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad ell senior Jose
A. Vera, Collector de Rentas Internas de
Vieques.
Este estimabIe compatriota, antique en-
pIeado de la Tesorerfa de Puerto Rico,
cuenta con extensas relaciones y buenos
amigos en- esta ciudad en- donde supo cap
tarse muchas simpatfas por su cultura y
relevantes prendas de caracter.
Deseamos que los dfas de vacaciones
que disfrute le sean gratos en- esta ciudad
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FiIipinas
Dos nil cssas dsstruidas pOr sI fuego.

Por un cablegrama de Manila, de Abril
q, Sc sabe que un terrible ineendio ha
consumido la ciudad de Marquina, en- Ia
provincia de Rial.
Millares de personas estan sin hogar y
sufriendo las torturas de hambre. Dos
mil casas han quedado en- ruinas. Ell Go.
bierno estd impartiendo auxilios las vic
timas.
Tambien Ia poblaci6n de Pasil, cerca de
Ceb6, ha sido destrufda por ell fuego Dos
cientas habitaciones fueron consumidas
pop las llamas = muchas personals queda-
ron Sin hogar