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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
SERVICIO TELEFONLCO

The Porto Rico General Telephone Co.
hace saber al publicO que los puebloS de
Caroline, BaVamon, Rio Piedras Toa- -Baia
Vega Baia, Manati Y BarCelOneta eStan "a
communicates con San Juan SanturCe Y que
desde el Is de JUNO anteS 10 estara tam
bien AreCibO.
d. B. Huicy LeOis J. PROCTOR
MANAGER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12

ABf eB que la Bituaci6n matrimonial del
principe Roberto SO hacfa Biempre mas
complicada. Ante el C6digo civil de Iu-
glaterra ten1a una uOla mujer, Ia Deslan.
dep; en- Be gica y Alemsnis, do'; Ia de
Londres y la de Milan; en- Italia Ia cam
tants Estella Alessander en- Francia
nipguna de las dos. La poAici6n era insos.
tenible; viene entonces un nuevo visjs y
otro matrimOhio. La pareja nega a CHI
cago y en- sgo.to de 1906 los prfncipeu,
deBposadoS "a en- Milan, cslebran Segunda
vez el matsimonio. Segdu la ley franceea
requerf, Sc, adn en- agosto tiltimo, .el conssn
timiento paterno p4Ia ell enlace, ptro como
quiers que sea, el C inaul frances en- Chi
csgo logT6 hscer tEangcTibir el acta 70
mafrimoniO en- Francia y no psrece que ei
padre hsya inteotadO una nuevs anuta-
Ci6n del mstrimouio de So hjo. Eviden
teme5te Ell principe Amadeo Bs b. bra can.
sado de disolver los matrimonios que el
b 10 iba concertando por TODD Ell mundo.
CisTto es que actualmente el principe
Roberta de Beg ie es poseedOr de IN acts
de matrimonio iluetrada ccn una meg fl
ca incisi6n, Fepreseutando una j6ven pare.
ja que inicia ell visje de Ia vida en un
am mo valls IegadO por an rio. Evideo
t. mante, Q ire los yanquis las fes de ma
trim 1ni son como las pobt4IeF; unas sen.
oillas y otFss i'ustrsdas.
Mientras tsnto, otrs complication hs
venido turba1 la vida aventursra del
p,fncips Roberto de Broglie Entire tan.
tos mst:imonios ha olVidado eI Bsrvicio
mi itar yobligatoIio en- Francis; de susrte
que 81 tocass hoy sl suelo patFio usrfa lue'
go arTestado y pueHto en- lugar mencs a'e'
gre qusel Salon MGrgherita.
Y no quiero cerrar ests cr6nica sin otra
consideration. Hasta ahora, los casos de
bigamia no eran pos cierto muy raroF; pc
70 nunca ss ha ofdo decir que. uu mismo
marido contrsjera dos sucssivos validos
matrimonios con Ia misma consoTte Esto
eS uu record que da ounce y raya todos
los habidoB y por haber.
Este guppesto eEpectSCuio de cafe cam
tanta dado entire una fsuomenal pitada
por la insjuda parejs, deberfa ser com
pletadO por una cnnfsrencia de algd1 ca
tedrStico de derech7 international priva
do, que lograse in 1icar el pu1to de Balida
de. tan intrincado laberinto. Luis Mon.
ter0. i.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
Ia SRA. LUKE NORRIS
DESAHUCIADA POR
SIETE DOCTORES.
PE-RU-NA la SALVO.

Sra. Luke 4. Morris, Jacksonville,
Fla, escribe como sigue:
"La Pernna me ha hechO mas bieR
que cnaIquiera Otra n1ediCina que
haya tornado, v este eS decir baSfanfeS@
pueS Siefe dOctOreS me aSiSfier0n en-
dos ahOS.
E'Solo deseo' haber empezado tomar
su maravillosa mediciua mucho antes,
para haberme ahorrado tanto dinero en-
doctores.
"Me senffa C0n1DIefan1enfe Rcabada
y ain mas, deSahuciada, perO Ia Perns
ma me euro y me did buen apefitO.
'sNo he tornado ain seis botellas de Pc
runa, no la dejo por ninguna otra medi-
Gina del mundo.
''Les dOy las gracias pOT eI bfen que
me han hechO, y eSper0 que fOda
n1uier qne lea mi declaration, haga un
enSayO con Ia Pernna."
Luke A. Norris.
Todo el que desee gratis consejo medt'
co, que Sc diriga al DIR. s. B. Hartmann
Columbus, Ohio, E. u. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12

En- esta impRenta sa vende papel de be.
gi6dico yieio { s2,00 lou As kiloa (ssn qWin'
taLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12

mos 5 amos de Ia vida de aquel robusto
pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12

Una fEkSONA que tFaduce 81 in.
gle4, c0nocs tenedurfa de ibros y posee
otroB conocimientoE, desea colocarse. Para
infoTmes don Andres ValcEEcel, alcalde de
Truiilic-Alto. 3.v.a.
Sc VENDEN, todoB poF part los
muebles de Ia casa San Francisco 81 be-
oa; varios cansrios y ruiEenorsG.-N 2
3vG
La CASA DE PRESTAMOS de ] . 8
BazSn establecida en- la casa n6mepo 81
de Is calle de Allen, continda aua o. era
clones de empaho de alhajas de orc, plata
piedras pEeCiosaa Para grandes opera.
clones e cobrsrf aolamsnte q 81,
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
PIONEER IN FLASH sIcNAre
Nature Has Provided AnteIon. u,.
the Apparatus.

Another remarkable detail of ~.
telopes anatomy is the white aroo
each bullock. Although it seems =.
first like the rest of his spots. a mo~s
patch of white coat, it is found r. -
specialized for an important serv,oa
1t is composed of hair graded from,
short in the center to long at the fron.
edges. Under the skin of the mart -
circular muscle, by means of vbioh
the hair can in a moment he raisoa
and spread radically into two graa,
blooming twin chrysanthemums. moro
or less f1attened at the center. Whom
this is done in bright sunlight thew
shine like tin pans, giving flashes a.
light that can be seen further than tba
animal itself. affording a conspicuous
Identification mark that muse be NJ
great service to the species.
AS soon, therefore, as an antelona
sees some strange or thrilling object
this muscle acts and the rump patch
is instantly changed into a great
double disk of white that shines afar
like patch of snow, and by it's larh.
ing spreads the alarm This, it will be
seen, is simply a heliograph. Man
fatters himself that he was the in.
ventor of flash communication. but he
is wrong; the antelope had it first.
They used it thousands of generations
before man ever dreamed of it.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
Sandwiches.

Dainty sandwiches are made by
passing ham through the chopper and
adding a suggestion of lemon peel
By dressing cold halibut with a lit.
tie mayonnaise and capers.
By using chopped Spanish onions.
with or without the lettuce.
By mixing finely-chopped walnuts
with cream cheese, and adding lit
tie heavy cream and a pinch of salt.
By preparing filling of stone olives
and green and red (sweet) peppers.
both chopped fine.
BY covering the bread with thin
slices of cucumber over which
chopped chives, or grated American
cheese, should then be sprinkled.
By passing cold pork and celery
through the chopper, and seasoning
with salt and Worcestershire slightly
diluted with water.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
HOUSEHOLD WISDOM
IDEAS FOR THE KITCHEN AND
THE SICK ROOM.
Proper Way to Roast Ham-Simple
Method of Preparing Baked Pota-
toes-Making Fire Without
Disturbing Invalid.

When making a meat pie, turn a
cup upside down in the bottom of
dish: when going to serve take cup
out and you will have plenty of gravy
to serve.
TO ROAST A HAM-Take new
ham that has been sailed for some
weeks. If smoked, parboil it before
roasting. While it is before the fire.
haste it with white wine and sugar
When half done, remove skin, stick
it full of cloves and let it roast as
long again. basting it with fresh wine
and sugar until thoroughly cooked.
NEVER STIR INGREDIENTS
When making biscuits or bread with
baking powder or soda and cream
tartar, the oven should be prepared
first, the dough handled quickly and
put into oven as soon as it becomes
the proper lightness If oven is too
slow. the article baked will be heavy
and hard. Never stir ingredients into
batter, but beat them in.
THE KITCHEN TABLE.-To pre-
vent the corner of your table working
through your table oilcloth, take four
squares of strong canvas, glue piece
on wrong side, just where the corners
of the table come in contact with the
tableclOth. This also prevents the
table oilcloth from cracking and look
ing shabby as you often see them.
SIMPLE MODE OF BAKING
Baked potatoes are said to be much
more wholesome than boiled, says q
writer AS a very hot oven is re
CURED to bake them, | thought of a
much easier way. | wash the pota
toes, and while they are wet l put
them in an iron frying pan and cover
with a close fitting cover and sci
them on the top of the range to bake
with slow fire, turning them once
or more as needed. | have followed
this plan for years, and like it much
better than the usual way Try it,
FIRES IN SICK ROOM-In a sick
room, where the slightest noise will
disturb the patient, l have found the
best method of making up the fire,
and especially at night, is to take
away all fire irons, replacing them
with an old walking stick: to clear
the ashes from the CRATE, then place
on the fire parcel of coal tied up
In newspaper or stout paper bag.
which as the paper burns will gently
fall into place without noise. l have
never known this to disturb even the
most restless sufferer.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03

toionel Abraham Gruber is the mas
ter of more Irish Jokes than any other
man in Cyrus. Mimi
Micky Ffnnigan. who had been an
American citizen for about a year
and had travelled about this continent
considerably, returned home TO Hi
hernia for visit This is the way
he described his new country TO one
OF his relatives:
Phwy. America is so big. be-
gorra. that If You were 10 drag En-
gland thru three states YOU would n
lave a mark in the DIRT. an you
could lose Oirland i'm one o. thin
great inland oceans we have. phwat
We call lakes. An If YOU had Scot
land TO get rid of. there are a thou
sand corners you could hide her in.
an nobody could tell where you had
put her except, begorra, for the bad
smell o the whisky"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
From Frying Pan to Fire.

life is fun of contrariness and
non-payment of alimony.' complained
the woman. as she took her seat re-
luctantly at her desk on the morning
after the dance. When | was mar
ried and had more leisure than any
thing else the days were long and
deadly. but now that | am free and life
might be one endless dream of gayety,
| have TO work"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
A Laundry Secret.

The best way to wash dainty necl,
scarfs is 70 make a strong lather in
boiling water; when nearly cold wash
the scarf quickly. Then dip it in
cold, hars water in which some com.
non salt has been dissolved Ito pre-.
serve the colors); rinse, squeeze and
hang out to dry in the open air. pin
at Its extreme edge to the line. and
the more rapidly il dries the clearer i,
will be.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
Troubles of the OyspeptIo.

Thomas Carlyle was a chronic dy-
speptic. and suffered. all his life, the
torments which only those unfortun-
ates who are victims of this disease
can comprehend The bitterness Of
some Of his writings which were pub
lished after his death may surely be
excused when this is considered, for
the chronic dyspeptic is generally un-
derstood to develop. in spite of him
self, a gloomy view of life
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
Train the Voice.

Remember that good voice is as
essential to self-possession as good
ideas are essential to fluent language
The voice should be carefully trained
and developed. A full, clear, flexible
voice is one of the surest indications
of good breeding.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
First Colonizinq Settlement.

The pioneer colonizing settlement
was in 1888. when Sir Humphrey Gil
bert planted the English flag on the
shores of Newfoundland. and took
possession of the island IN the name
of his sovereign.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03

The heirloom of greatest import
ance in the Korean family is the hat.
1t is made from the hair of the family
ancestor, and is handed down from
father to son.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03

The Salt Lake Route announces
one fare for the round trip between
Utah stations for the holidays. Tickets
on sale December "a. 25 81 and jan
uary 1st Good returning to Janu-
airy g.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03

other points. Dates of sale, Nov goth
and Dec. 18th, 1906 Return unit, 90
days. Send for literature
G. f. WARREN, Agent A. 7. & S. F.
Ry., All Dooly Blk, Salt Lake City
Utah
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
In the Near Future.

The Cook (selecting her employ
er)-Well, Oh loike the looks O. yez.
But phwat riferinces how yez from
the girl that hod yez ast?-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
BAND CONCERTS
EastIake Park

Following is the excellent program
for the band concert to be given at
Eastlake park at 2 D. m. by Moore's
Fidelia band:
March.
Selection, The Emerald Isle" ~.
..............S Sullivan and German
Valse intermezzo, Dream of the
bdil Gutenberg
La Benediction des Poignords'.
................... Meyerbeer
Mazurka. La Gipsy". Came
wedding March" ........... .Messler
overture isabella" .......,... .Suppe
Grand fantasia, "Wagners Operas"
Tobani
Romance, The Harmony of Love"
.................... Brooks
Finale.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
.INSAN|TARY CAN
CAUSES ARREST
Inspector Will Take Action Against
HousehoIders Who Do Not Use
Proper Garbage Re-
ceptacIes

Garbage Inspector N. B. Harris is
on the warpath for persons who per-
sist in using insanitary garbage cans
Harris says that there are many peo-
pie who put cans on the street for the
garbage men to pick up that are a
menace to the public health Many of
the cans are full of holes, which allow
the refuse to drop out on the street
Besides this the open cans are often
left to stand on the streets exposed to
the hot sun for many hours and the
odors which come from the garbage are
not the most pleasing. Harris says that
If the cans are properly covered this
nauseatinC feature may be removed,
and also a horde of busy flies may be
put out of commission.
Yesterday Harris swore out COM
plant against Mr.. Berger, a tailor
whose shop is near the corner of First
and Grand avenue, charging him with
keeping an insanitary garbage can,
Berger has been told by the inspector
several times to remedy the evil, but
has not done so. Lately Harris says
that Berger has used dishpan to put
his garbage in, and this dishpan is so
full of holes it looks like sieve. Harris
says it is disgrace and menace to
the health of those people who live in
Berger's block.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
APOLLO CLUB TAKES
NEW LEASE ON LIFE

The Apollo club has taken on new
lease on life. This one time very popu-
lar singing organization has been in a
state of quiescence of late. through
changes of directors and lack of atten-
tion, but with the selection last week of
DR.. e. Il. Davis 1t announces a general
revival all along the line.
The Apollos have called rehearsal
for July, when "The Messiah" THE
Creation" and Raff's Morning Song"
will be practiced for use during the
coming N. e. A. convention. From then
on till about September DR.. Davis pro-
poses to select voices to the number of
500 so that by fall he will have strong
working organization which will devote
time and attention to hard practice. A
rendition of "The Messiah" about
Christmas time is in contemplation, but
energies will be largely conserved for a
great song festival next May when,
with the support of a superb orchestra
and eminent soloists, a musical feast
can be offered such as Los Angeles
never had.
DR.. Davis, it is asserted, is leader
of much ability and experience. and will
be thoroughly able to handle the entire
scheme mapped out.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Church Services

ST Vibiana's cathedral-Rt. Rev
Monsignor Harnett will preach at the
10.3O O'clock mass. Evening sermon by
Rev. William Palmer.
st. Vincent's-Solemn mass OF thanks
giving at 10:45 a. M, Rev. G. j. George
G. NJ. celebrant. Rev. Edward l1unney
o. r. M, will preach the sermon.
Plaza-Mass at 6, 8, 8 and IL a. M
sermon at the last mass by Rev. r. NC
Laughlin. 49,. o,c
O'clock mass by Father Raphael. Rev
Severin Westhoff will preach at the
1890 o'clock mass. Meeting of all
the members of the Christian Mothers
society at $3.50 p. m, followed at S;So
O'clock by the English branch Of the
third order Vespers and benedictlon az
1880 p. M, followed by speclai meet
ing of the Young Ladies Sodality.
Holy Cross-Mass at and lO:3O a. M
sermon by Rev T. #. Fahey.
Monsignor Fowler to celebrate the las'
mass Evening service at 1880.
First gregational--Rev; Wlii1an! .!ls,i
IiHfaee LEE Of David. ai Svs Evening. last of the
series of Illustrated lectures on Japan
st. Mark s-Rev. T. G. Marshall, rec
tor. Morning, "The Lost sheep. Even
ing sermon by DR.. j. ]. wilkins.
St. Athanasius-Rev Mr.. Murphy
pastor. Morning, Past Present ana
Central Presbyterian-Rev, 4. B
communion. Evening, Sanctification;
ST. Paul's Pro-cathedral-Re j. j.
"Three Hundred Years of Christianity
Evening sermon by Rev. Il. M. ldleman
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
ARREST FUGITIVE
AFTER FIVE YEARS
Edward H. Freund, Accused of lnjur-
inq Saloon Man, Found in st.
Louis and Returned to
Los Angeles

After five years of shadowing the
Los Angeles police have Edward H.
Freund in the Los Angeles city Jail.
The charge against him is that in 1902
Freund got into row in Hunters
saloon at the corner of Ninth and
Main streets and gouged out David
Hunters left eye with broken beer
glass. Freund disappeared and for a
long time could not be found.
Charles Elton was at that time chief
of police and he issued circulars to
every police force in the United States,
giving detailed description of Freund
The ST. Louis police found the man
some time ago and communicated with
Chief Kern in this city. Freund was
arrested and extradition papers were
obtained An officer of the local force
was sent after him. Yesterday the Of
ficer and his prisoner arrived at the
central station.
Freund will be tried as soon as the
witnesses CT the affair can be got to-
gether for the trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
LUMBER PRICES
ARE REDUCED


The price of lumber is said to have
dropped Sc a thousand since the Cart
wright antitrust law went into eff
feet and local dealers who stocked up
at the old figure are complaining that
they are now forced to sell at a loss.
At present lumber can be purchased
at San Pedro at lower prices than pre-
vail in many eastern markets, rather
remarkable situation when compared
with conditions existing at this time
last year.
Dealers profess to believe that the
bottom has been reached and predict
an early advance. Should this advance
be general enough, however, and sud
den enough to- create suspicion, the
district attorney may take hand in
the matter. There have been rumors
that the lumber trust even now is not
as dead as it might be, and Capt.
Fredericks is carefully awaiting signs
of resuscltation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
GRAND JURY WILL
ACT ON ACCIDENT
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WANTS
INVESTIGATION
Recommends Entire Day Be Given to
Report Of Eagle Rock Tragedy.
Motorman Held for Man.
slaughter

The faulty construction of the curve
on the Eagle Rock car line where an
accident occurred last Sunday, killing
two and injuring a score of passengers
will be brought before the grand jury
next week by Assistant District Attor-
ney Blair, who has conducted an in
vestigation for several days.
District Attorney Fredericks yester-
day directed that such action be taken,
and also transferred to Assistant Nc
Comas the prosecution of John Harris
the motorman of the car, who Is held
in $4,000 bonds TO answer to the charge
of manslaughter
In his report to the district attorney
Deputy Blair said: "It appears that
the motorman, Harris, approached the
curve at too high a rate Of speed. This
high rate of speed was one cause OF
the wreck, and therefore he should be
held for a preliminary examination
until it is determined who is responsi-
BILE.
Rails Not Safe
1--WE have examined the track at
this curve, together with the curve and
the elevation of the outside rail above
the inside rail.
"It is evident that the elevation OF
the outside rail was not sufficient to
permit of taking the curve at other
than at a low rate Of speed. Unless
there was some other safeguard thrown
around this curve, such as slow orders
for instance, then the officer who left
the track in that condition is equally
responsible for the wreck"
In the district attorneys instructions
to bring the matter to the attention OF
the grand jury, it is suggested that
whole day be devoted to the considera-
tion of the report.
1t is probable that the grand jury
will view the scene of the wreck and
make it's return in the case before
the preliminary examination Of Harris
which is set for June 25.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Ventura Officials Here

NVuLdId OiICldlS T1GTG
II. G. Henderson, supervisor, of Santa
Paula, and Don G. Bowker, district at
torney of Ventura, are in Los Angeles
on a business trip.
Dies at Family Home
Mrs. Annie Thorn died at the fam
lily home, 1910 Kearney street, yester-
day, aged 81 years. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been completed.
Will Dedicate Church
The Miramonte Presbyterian church
will be dedicated this afternoon at
230 o'clock at Merrill and Makee av-
enues. Rev. w. G. Palmer is the pas
tor.
Will Give Band Concert
A band concert will be given by the
Y. M. z. A. next Thursday night at
Simpson auditorium assisted by Miss
Edythe Mcdonald with the violin, and
the Y. NJ. G. A. quartet. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the band.
Converted Actor to Speak
Rev. F. w. Ireland, the converted
actor, will deliver the account of his
life in an address entitled, From the
Stage to the Pulpit" at the Occidental
Heights Baptist church, corner East
First and Hicks streets, tonight. The
public is invited.
Charged with Theft
Fred Harper of Santa Monica was
arrested at the Huntington depot last
evening by Detectives Murray and
Moore on a telephone message from
Sawtelle which alleged that he had
stolen a shotgun at Sawtelle. He will
be turned over to the Sawtelle con-
stable this morning.
Railroad Station Robbed
The special agent of the Southern Pa
ciflc company notified the LIS Angeles
police department yester 'ay that the
company's station at Downey, twelve
miles from Los Angeles, was robbed of
$54 in cash and a check for $15.45 some
time between 12 and / o'clock The de-
tectives have begun investigations in
the case.
House Entered Second Time
Charles Freund says that his house
at 3101 East Fifth street was entered
by burglars on Wednesday night after
the bond election, but nothing was TAX
en- Last January the same house was
entered and $3.50 in cash and some jew
elry were taken. Freund took. care to
see that there was nothing out where
the thieves could get at it this time.
To Give Pupils Recital
A pupils recital will be given by the
pupils of james S. Lacey at the Gamut
club auditorium next Friday night.
The pupils viii be assisted by Miss
Florence Stratton, who will play the
violin part of "Haydn's Sonata in 6
Major" for piano and violin. Vocal
numbers will be given by Grace Anna
Whitsell and Gertrude S. Fisher.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
WOMAN WANTS
PAL CONVICTED
Miss ollie Hurley, Who Pleaded Guilty
to Robbery, Declares Man With
Her Administered Knock
out Drops

When. arraigned for sentence before
Judge Smith in the superior court yes
terday, Miss Ollie M. Hurley, who on
Monday pleaded guilty to charge of
grand larceny, asked to have the SEN
tence deferred until June 20, so she
might, appear as a witness for the
state at the trial of her alleged con-
federate. G. S. Philyaw. which is set
for June 2S.
District Attorney Fredericks, who
was present, concurred in the request
which was promptly granted by the
court.
Philyaw and Miss Hurley are accused
of putting knockout drops into glass
Of beer drank by John Biggerstock,
after which they robbed him of SIS.
The woman insists that Philyaw
'.doped" the drink and she did the
actual stealing. When she pleaded
guilty she expected him to do likewise,
and since he didn't, she wants to aid
in bringing about his conviction. if pos
sible.