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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
El,'s Cream Balm has been tried

EN $ VFVaW 6HHIT TTT6 TTTTT TTT"T and found not wanting in thousands of homes all over the country. II nas won place in the family medicine closet among the reliable household remedies, where it is kept at hand for use in treating cold in the head just as soon as some member of tho house. hold begins the preliminary sneezins or snuf1lng. It gives immediate re lief and a day or twos treatment will put a stop to a cold which might if not checked, become chronic and run into bad case of catarrh.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

These are the days when the eX- pert buttonhola maker Is m demand on some of the gowns the number or buttons that have real and not make believe buttonhocs run up to the hun dred, and, unless the work is well done the dress will present sorry sight. Many of the new sleeves button from the wrist to the elbow. and some even to the shoulder.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
Beacon Hill Council. No.tsos. R A.

Grand Regent lioyt of South NorwaIk and Deputy Gibson of Mcrideu visited Beacon ITll council, No iS06, R. A., at its regular meeting last night and de- 1lvered some very stirring addresses
 Regent Sullivan was elected captain manager of the carpet bowling team If the council
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
STOKES GOING WEST

Secretry Anson Phelps Stokes, jrr If Yale university, will leave for the west in few weeks to make an eN- tended tour speaking st alumni meet ings. In the winter President Hadley will take long trip through the south
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
America lodge. No, 52, K, of r.

The degree team of America lodge, No 52, K, of F.. will go to Bridgeport next Tuesday night where they will show the degree team of Myrlha lodge No s, how to do the trick,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Taxes are coming in slowly In Far Haven East and Collector Blake is looking for something like rusn the few remaining days in which taxes may be paid November Is the last day for paying the taxes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The Sunshine social club will nave A smoker at It's rooms Saturday even ing. Two boxing bouts, two wrestling bouts and some musical selections are down on the program
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
gsM Marine Record, A@
PORT OF NEM HAVEN.

sailed. sell Ida May (Br.) for New York; and sell. James Davldons for Windsor, x. s.; and not as previously reported.
 Arrived. Dredge Syacuse in tow or iuc Williams from Bridgeport.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
ack RahhIts are salA 10 he 60 nnm.

Ja0k FahhlTS 1TT SIT7 TV OH 50 HUW erous in the Antelope valley of Cali fornla Chat the ranchmen are fin de- spar The animals arc becoming SD fierce that they are actually breaking down the fences around the adjacent fields and eating crops down to the roots. Not content with this, they arc swarming into the desert towns and ln- vading the front yards of the dwell CTS
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The modsh business or everyday frocks have the waists and skirts both opening In the front and meeting m der a belt in the material The sep arate belt Is no longer modish The skirts of these rrocks are made ankle length and the nccks are the round or square Dutch style finished with chcnsetto and high collar of all-oyer embroidery.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

There is an outbreak of measles in the western part of the Eleventh and Twelfth wards There are only re" case. however, and no danger as yet of the deosc becoming epidemic
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
PERSONAL NOTES

Vernon Hughes has purchased a very handsome house in West New Rochelle and will move his family from New York to their now house early next week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
xrw Io>poN MARINE NOTES.

Now London, Oct 22 Arrived Sch Annie E. Mitchell; tug Resolute, four barges from East ,. lghter No 55, bound east,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
VISITING MIR. BROWN.

Sumner R Viuton of Raugoou, Bur ma is the guest of the Rev and Mrs. Francis F, Brown of Si TrumbuU street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
As Through a Shop Window

black net waist trimmed with satin bands, and a plain net yoke would be drcssl for wear with a black silk Panama skirt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The Tribune Sunshlners and tNar friends will this afternoon be the guests of Mrs Dwiht Rhldwin at oer spacious home. Forest street, Vest vile. from to o'clock, Bridge and whist will be among the diversj ms, and delightful afternoon socially is anticipated The proceeds will be de voted to Sunshine work,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

When material is to be cut away under lace use a piece ot pastehoard four Inches lons rounded at one end, anl cut wide enough to slip alons be- tween the lace and material This will make the work easier and safer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
THE PECK X BISHOP co.
St4,000 FOR YALE.

Yale university nas just received additional gift of St4,O00 from general education board. This is p of the subscription made year z last commencement It Is paid
 quarterly installments proportioned the amount paid in by other glvers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Carl Blenner, the artist of Town send avenue, will soon leave Tor the south, where he will spend the winter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The Misses Mildred and Louise lay Tor of Quinnipiac avenue are visiting in Trenton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Miss Agnes ponnelly of East Chap el street Ia visiting in Taunton, Mass.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The Coreopsis branch of the Tri- bune Sunshine society will hold it's an- nual fair on Tuesday, october 2G from 9 until o'clock at the homo of Miss Anna Rounds, 51o Whalley ave nuc. Fancy and useful articles, cake, candy, cut flowers and potted plants will be sold. At the fancy and useful articles table will be Miss Anna Rounds, chairman; Mrs. Fred Riley and Miss Edna Higby; at the cake table will be Mrs. Herman Hessler chairman, Miss Gladys Leonard, Miss Frances krchoff. Mrs Herbert Fran cis and Mrs. Robert Wilson at the candy table will he Miss Mary Parlee chairman, Mrs, Charles Erich, and Miss Leonora Grave, in charge of the flowers and potted plants will he Mrs. , l.. E. Hastings and Miss Jessie Morris. Five hundred postal cards have been gent out advertising the fair and it is hoped there will be large attend gnco Any one who is interested in the work but not fortunate onaugh to receive 2 card Is very cordially invited 10 come
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

If you don't know about the ready to-wear hat at the Howe & stotson stores, you ought to, There are some turbans and small shapes in all colorS and black fer $1.oS that are lovely. For $8.9S you can get hat made of velvet or satin trimmed with full folds of either, with flowers, quills or fancy feathers and for $500 there are copies of hats that are selling for $1e.oo. These are in all the latest shapes and colors, and worth nearly twice the price
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Al the meeting of the Milld9lo Whist club this week at the home of Miss Minnie Goodrich in Quinnipiar avenue prizes were taken by Miss Margaret Rogers, Miss Mae Johnson, Miss Marie Davis Walter Brown and Albert Clark.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Harold Brown, while playing foot ball. accidentally twisted his leg in a fall and tho injury will cortine him to his home for several days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Tho marriage of Miss May Hansel- packer to James Toale, took place at the homo of the bride al 26 Ad- mira street Wednesday al 1 ?. m The bride is daughter of Mrs. Dayid Hanselpackor and tho family resided in Fair Haven until a few months ag5. Tho bride has many friends In Fair Haven. Onll tho families of the couple attended the ceremony at watch Rev. Charles q smith of the Grand avenue Baptist church otllciat- od The house was handsomely dpc- orated with autumn leaves and the couple wore married nnder pretty arch of this material. After the cer- cmony wcdlin repast was served. The couple received many pretty sl it's. The gift If the brides mother was a dining room set. l'r. Toole Is employed as q salesman at lIurlburts store in Chapel street, and the pro- prletor sent as hls gift $50 in cash, MT. and Mrs. Toole left after the re- ception for New York and returning from their bridal tour they will re- side in newly furnished house in
 Read street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Quinnipiac Hose company will give a dance at Steinerts hall, December
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

MT. and Mrs M. Harry Marlin will leave the end of the week in their new car for the Vanderbilt cup races at Garden City. They will have Tijh them Carle Blenner and Job Hedges The party will he gnests of Mr, and Mrs Robert Shaw while away.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Every one who wears darned stock inrs- and that means almost every one in the world knows how the darnlng cotton sometimes shrlnks avay from the sides of the hole, max ing tho stockings tear around the darn This may bc avoided by holding the card or sl,am of darning cotton over tho spout of kettle of boiling water Tho steam shrnks tho wool and when the stockings which havc been mend : cd with this cotton arc sent to the wash no fear need be entertained of the darn shrinking
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Fowler of Quinnipac avenue
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The Columbia Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle, at its meeting this week decided to hold 8 whist 1n the evening of November IT. The castle decided to organize league of the carpet bowling teams in the castle,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Killingworth Farmer and Wife Get a Wild and Dangerous Ride Social, Personal
 and Other Notes,

There was a runaway In Grand ave nue just before { o'clock yesterday afternoon which came near having a serious terminaHou. Nr Folkman. a Killingworth farmer and his wife had driven into the city with a number of live chickens and other products of the farm and we're on their return, The two horse wagon gas loaded with groceries and other supplies, In Grand aeynue near East Pearl street the horse became frightened at a trolley car and started on q run Down the hill near strong school the horses quickened their pace and were going some across Grand avenue draw bridge While on the bridge the strap holding up the pole broke and the pole was spIntered. Mir. Folkman was unable to control his horses and before they had left the bridge tho wagon dashed into city cart The couple were thrown out and Mrs. F'olkman landed in tho cart The horses were then caught and brought to stop. A great crowd gathered Mr. and Mrs. Folkman were picked up and blood was flowing from their faces. Mrs, Folkman was the worse injured. She got a had cut over her right eye and one ankle was sprained. Neither required the services of a phy- stefan, however. and will be right again soon. The wagon was uninjured save the smashing of the pole and horses and harness seemed to have escaped damage. The couple were assisted in putting matters to rights, another wagon pole was borrowed and substI' tutcd for the broken one and thu couple set out on their long ride t' Iiillngw)rth It was fortunate th' couple were not more severely injure'
 for the horses were carrying them ol n wild and dangerous ride.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Henry c Rowe and son Fl. Gordon Rowe, have just returned to this city from their summer home a Pine Orchard Conn.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Five yards of paper camhric' cut m two strips two and onc-half yards Iopr viii make a suit cover; join by solvagcs: lap over the other two sel- wages and button down the front Cut a flap at the top and button over crosswise, envelope shape. Make a small opening at the top through which the coat hanger or skirt tapes can pass to hang by: II keeps your suit or light dress from the dust and is too light to crush them
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

James McLay of Qgnnipiac rink will have men al work on Monday making the big building a little warm CT for the winter. He proposes to have the ,ntirc exterior of the walls covered with layer of cement, which he says will render the rink much warmer. There will be polo each week. Monday and Friday and as there is no other hall in Fair Haven 1t Is expected the rink will be in de- mand for dances and other gatherings Mir McLay has had inquiries from q party who wishes to install nicoIet in the rink, but it is not decided whether it win matorialiac or not
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

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 D. E. MacLanc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

A very interesting program has been arranged for the concert to be given at Plvm 5utn Congregational church on Monday evening under the auspices of the Plymouth club of the church, The program will be given entirely hy the three sons of the pastor the Rev. W. W. MacL.ane The Rev Don aid R. MacLane and stanley R. Mac Lane are yinlinists of much talent and Wallace B. MacLane has tenor voice very sweet and appealing in quality. The trio gave very suc2eSs- ful concert recently at the Consrcg ga. tional church in Taftvile, If which the Rev. n, E. MacLane is pastor The program for Monday evening opens at S o'clock and Is as follows Am koniggsee. e.....,,..''.'''' 'FuhE
 Trio.
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 $. R. MacLane. The Trumpeter, r,...,..,.,.'''J. A. l'lA
 W, B. MacLane. Dudziarz- Ma3urka ,.,,..,, Wlehal"sh'
 D. B MacLane, 1cb riebe Dich.............,,Gr Grieg
 " B MacLane Largo .....,..,.,,............B Bac0 p. B. and S R. MacLanc, .. Romance ..,..,.........''' SlFJr'
 S. R. MacLane
 0 Dry Those Tears ....-.... ..... hle9o ". B. MacLane CvioIm 1bIigato)
 H Cavatna .,........t.' ,t'.''' ''.' 'l'''''
 p, F. MacLane
 Duet ,.....,.,.. .,'.,,.. .'.''' D. 'l' ''' '' S, R. and p, E MacLano. Dramat1ed Tunes ...,.,.. .oele 3NeI
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

Rev. and Mrs. Charles C. Smith MT. and Mrs. Thomas G. EIinckley and M, NJ. Cover. who represented the Grand avenue Baptist church at the annual meeting of the Baptist state convention in Hartford have returned. MT Smith made tine report on obituaries at the convention. He says the gain in membership is 600 New tTayer county reported the largest gains and this was attributed to the Chapman evangelical meetings last winter. Tho Grand avenue Baptist church reported net gain of 3i
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

W. r. Jefferson, of the Jefferson company. received painful injury yesterday at the company's store when barrel of oil fell upon the big toe of his right foot MT. Jeffcr- son is llmping around as 9 result of the injury.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

A little boe has arrived at the home
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

About forty relatives and friends called 8 the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson of Grand avenue Wednesday on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary The even ing was much enjoyed and the couple were congratulated on the anniver. sary. They received quite 8 number or gifts in honor of the occasion.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The committees from the Eleventh Twelfth and Fourteenth wards which solicited subscriptions for the Day nurseries yesterday reported very fair success. In the afternoon some 1f the Fair Haven committeeman, with other members of the city committees paid a vigt to the nurseries in Green street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

r. C. w. Jefferson, who has been m at his home at short Beach for several weeks from shock, ia able to sit up a part of the time, but his re- covery is very slow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-23

The Jefferson company is painting W. C Curtiss' house In Quinnipiac avenue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
.ORDENANzA NUM-
C|PAL SOSTEN|DA
Que Requiere Que
Sc Haga Trabajo
En- las Gales.
DECISION DEL JUEz McF|E.
Sustancia de la Opinion Dada
En- la Corte Sobre Este
Punto.

El ldnes pasado ell Juez John
r. McFie dio su fallo en- la causa
de la Ciudad de Santa Fe contra
W. II. Goebel para determinar la
valdez de la ordenanza municipal
requiriendo el pago de S3 de i'm.
puesto de Gales por todas perso-
mas entire las edades de 2l y GO
amos, 8 que en- lugar de ESQ den
tres dias de trabajo en- las Gales.
La corte sostiene que la Secci6n
20, de la ley de 1901, sobre la cual
la citada ordenanza esta fundada,
Sc halla en- fuerza y por 10 consi-
guiente es valida, de manera que
todas las personas comprendidas
dentro de los terminus de la or
denanza tendran que obedecerla
so pena de incurrir en- ell castigo
que provee la ordenanza por de-
sobediencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
Los Republicans Adrian Ia
campana.

Sc han completado los pianos
para abrir el cuartel general dc
|campana de la comisi6n central
Republican, del Territorial on
esta ciudad FL antique edificio de
la libreria que queda enfrente de
la imprenta del Nuevo Mexicano
ha sido arrendado al cuerpo de
educaci6n y las piezas del edificio
Sc estan equipando con escrito-
rios, sillas y demas necesarios.
EI cuartel central estara a car
go del Hon. II. O. Bursum, presi-
dente de la comision central,
siendo el Hon ]. w. Reynolds
secretario y Ell Mayor Jose D.
Sena, asistente secretario. Una
fuerza de taquigrafos Y secreta-
rios sera empleada para tener
cuidado de la correspondence,
despacho de folletes y otra ma
terra.
Las fechas para los oradores
seran anunciados EN- fecha tenn
prana, y segdn los indicios, los
Republicanos haran una campafia
energica este otoflo, 10 cual signi.
flea una barrida limpia para el
,boleto del partido en- la elecci6n
del proximo Noviembre.
Aunque los miembros de la
comisi6n central estan ciertos del
triunfo del Delegado Andrews,
Sc propone emprender unafuerte
campafla a fin de que su mayoria
sea la mas grandeqle SO ha dado
jamas en- Nuevo Mexico a un can
didato Republican,.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
Muerte De Un vecino Anciano (,
Respectable de TaLS.

Taos, N. NJ. Agosto 26. Ell
Hon. Juan Santisteyan, uno de
los cindadanos mas viejos y res
petados de Taos, fallecio en- su
residencia, en- la cabecera del
condado de Taos ell viernes, II
| de Agosto, a la edad de rs amos q
resultas de los achaques de la
vejez. Sus restos fueron sepul-
tados en- ell cementerio americana
de Taos y sus exequias f1nebres
Sc verificaron en- la Iglesia Parro-
quial de Nuestra Sonora de Qua
dalupe, en- Taos, ell l1nes pasado.
Asistio al funeral un gran con-
curse de amigos y parientes del
finado. El finado deja numerosa
familia compuesta de varios hijos,
yernos, nietos y muchos que 10
conocieron y respetaron durante
su vida, lamentando su perdida.
Ell Hon. Juan Santistevan fu6
|durante su vida un hombre active
en- los negocios dedicado al CO.
mercio y a la cria de ovejas. FL
gur6 con prominencia en- la vida
pdblica, y por varios amos repre-
sento a su condado y distrito en-
la Camara y Consejo de la Asam
blea Legislative de Nuevo MGxi.
CO. Tambien desempefio con fl
delidad y eficiencia varios EN-.
pleos de condado. Era hombre
de indole afable y altamente esti-
mado y respetado por todas las
personas que 10 conocieron, y
murio en- la plentiful de la edady
con el aprecio de sus conciudada-
nos. Con frecuencia yisitaba
Santa Fe, donde tenia muchos
amigos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
|ACUSADO De UN
ROBOG|GANTESCO.
Ex- -Secretario de Ia
Tesoreria Arresta-
do por Hurto.
MEGA SJ CULPA DEL TODO
Despues de Mescs de Espio-
maize Ell Sujeto de Chicago
Es Detenido.

Chicago, Agosto "a. Ell miste-
rio del robo de s175.00O de la sub
tesoreria de los Estados Unidos
aqui, hace un af1o y medic, una
de las perdidas mas grandes que
ha tenido el gobierno de esta
manera, Sc cree que esta en- Was
de ser aclarado mediante 81 ar
resto de George W. Fitzgerald.
Creese que otros han estado com
plicados en- ell crimen que por
meses ha burlado las pesquisas
de los agentes secretos del 60
bierno. Fitzgerald era un con-
tador bajo el asistente tesorero
de los Estados Unidos William
Boldenweek. En- la epoca del
hurto, 20 de Febrero de 1907, Sc
tuvieron sospechas de 81, pero sn
disculpa fue tan plausible y tan
intense su interes aparente en-
descubir al verdadero culpable
que las sospechas Sc desvane-
cieron.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
LLEGADA De MATERIAL
PARA Ell ORIENTAL

Varios carros cargados de ma
terial que sera usado enla Gems
trucci6n del ferrocarril Oriental
de Albuquerque, desde Moriarty
4 los depositos de. carbon de
Hagan, han llegado a Moriarty.
ri presidente Robert Law, del
ferrocarril Central de Santa F6,
inform6 a un representante del
Nuevo Mexicano que Ell lines fu6
descargado el cargamento. Ep
81 curse de esta semana ha llega
do mas material y So espera que
ell trabajo comenzara de veras
dentro de pocos dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
Ell Resultado De La
Election en- Manila
Lo Prueba.
DEsEQU|L|BRADOs ELECTOs.
Los Residences Americanos
y Exranjeros Sufren Fuer-
te Desengano.

Manila, J. f., Agosto 81. Re-
tornos de la election municipal
muestran que Simon Villa gan6
el distrito sur de esta ciudad,
siendo electo concejal por una
gran pluralicad, al paso que Ra-
mon Dickno ootuvo igual empleo
en- el distr!to norte. Villa es IN
exofcicl del ej6rcito insurrecto y
dnicamente Sc libr6 de ser juzga-
do por Ell asesinato de un Official
espafiol d causa de la proclama de
amnistia Hizo muchos discursos
incendiarios durante la cam pafIa,
declarando que en- 81 evento de
otra revolution abogaria por la
matanza de todos los espanoles
en- las islas. Dickno es abogad0
y gefe del partido laborante. Los
residences americanos y los po-
bladores extranjeros declaran
que la eleccion de Dickno y Villa
claramente demuestra la incapa-
cidad de los natiyos para gober-
narse de por 81.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
EI Cuerpo de Educacion Ellie un
Nuevo Miembro.


En- una junta del cuerpo de edn-
cacion tenida ell viernes ante
pasado en- ell edificio de la escuela
superior, Charles r. Linney, de
la Santa Fe Hardware and Supply
Company, fue electo miembro del
cuerpo por 81 barrlo tercero, en-
reemplazo de Jose Segura que
hizo dimisi6n. La selection de
Mr.. Lindey dara satisfaction,
pues el es un negociante bien CO
nocido y SO interesa en- Ia educa-
cion por tener hijos en- las escue-
las p1blicas.
El cuerpo nombro una maestro
de dibujo para el afio subsecuen-
te, siendo la nombrada la Sta.
Alice Pickens Woodson, de Bon
ham, Texas, quien recientemente
concluyo un curse en- arte en- el
Colegio de Bellas Artes de ST.
Louis. La Sta. Woodson esta
muy bien recomendada y Sc halla
en- la ciudad.
Fu6 decidido abrir las escuelas
el l1nes, Z de Septiembre. El
primer dia sera dedicado al asig-
namiento de libros y lecciones, d
fin de que el trabajo formal de la
escuela commence ell dia6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-08-29
LA PLAZA De STANLEY
QUIERE UN RAMAL


Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Stanley. N. M, Agosto 25. El
Cfrculo Comercial de esta plaza,
en- su junta reciente, determin6
llevar ante los oficiales de la com
pafiia del ferrocarril Central de
Nuevo Mexico ell asunto de cons
truir un ramal desde este punto a
Jos depositos de carbon de Hagan.
Es sabido hasta por los menos
peritos que el derrotero de Stan
ley (cuyo derecho de paso perte-
nece a la compania del ferrocar-
rip tiene diez6 doce millas menos
en- punto a millaje que 81 de
Moriarty, donde la compaflia
propone conectar la via princi-
pal.
La via ST Sc construyese desde
Stanley abriria un pals mucho
mas rico q Ia par que mas extern
SO, y tinalmente la razon de mas
peso entire todas, es que las agri-
mensuras preliminares han pro-
bado que 81 nivel del terreno es
mucho mas parejo y facil este
punto,
Los ciudadanos de Santa Fe, a
opinion de los vecinos de Stanley,
deberian hacer un esfuerzo en-
favor del derrotero de Stanley,
pues deberian de saber que la
complication del camino por ell
ramal de Moriarty, sie'niticara la
desviaci6n de trafico a los merca
dos de la ciudad Ducal. Que los
negociantes de Santa F6 no deben
Eestarse inactivos y yer este fin
realizado sin hacer un esfuerzo es
Ia opinion unanime de la gente de
Stanley.