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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
PRESIDENT PROUD OF CURRENCY BILL Not a Single Argument Worth Needing Was Advanced
 Against It, He De- qt$
 clares. ,i
LA TOILETTE GETS A RISE
Emergency Measure Provides Unob- jcctlonablc Means of Securing Needed Elasticity for
 Present.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 2t,--Because of the attacks made upon the Aldrich currency bill by Senator LaFollette, together with his reading of the roll calls on that bill. Senator F. ]. Bur kett to-day gave out two letters from President Roosevelt commenting the Aldrich law unqualihedly. Senator Burkett received the following letter from the president:
 oyster Bay N r., Aug. IS, 1908. My Dear Senator:
 heartily approve of the currency measure Otherwise would not have signed the bill. In my judgment it would have been most unwlse not to have passed 1t and not single argu- ment worth needing was advanced against 1t, I enclose you copy of a letter had already written on tke subject.
 Sincerely yours,
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
 Following Is a copy of the letter re. ferred to by the president
 
 Oyster Bay, N. Y. July 23, 1908. My dear Mir. Willis
 have your letter of the twentieth My motives were simply those l hay, in signing any good bill Beyond al question. the emergency currency bill was good measure, and have no heard 1t attacked with any argument, which l though even deserved an an swer. It Is avowedly only an emer gency measure; It lasts merely tn, length of time to permit us to de velop permanent plan; but durini that time. it makes provision for tn, needed elasticity of currency. and | does 1t In an utterly unobjectionabl manner. It does not accomplish yer, much, but it does accomplish some thing. and there is literally not on objection that has been raised to 1 worthy of paying the slightest heed to while. furthermore, 1t makes the ad mirable provision for the commission to make report on the permancn currency plan,
 Sincerely yours.
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
STRIKE-BREAKER SHOT
Miners Dynamite House and XIII Wit
 ness to Deed.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug 21,--An- thony Davis, a negro non-union miner, whose house at Pratt City was dyna- mited Wednesday night, was fired up- on from ambush near his home at Pratt City tonight and fatally wounded. A number of shots were fired into his body Davis had been working steadily since the declaration 7 of the strike and immediately after the house was dynamited claimed that he had seen and recognized the men who committed the deed
 Governor Conner has not vet decided what action to take ln the matter of throwing the troops into the district, although great pressure has been brought to bear upon him to-day to augment the forces, Apprehension If further trouble continues keen al, ayer the district.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
TARIFF REVISION ON
First Formal Work Toward Long,
 Promised Action Begins.

Washington, Aug. 21.-senator Bur rows of Michigan, who is chairman of one of the sub-committees of the sen late committee on finance to conside revision of the taariff reached w. ,ington today and will remain j. tho Itil the subcommittee cor. ,taaa,. sitting which will begin 'eH' Mol'aaS,
 The meeting of t,1 suo-0oi'''.,,t.es o .,.se. will be the first fc- hial Noih DS .So ~ ,oor house of congress- looking to the long discussed revision of the tariff, to which t1e sixty-hrst congress has now been pledged.
 After sitting in this city for several days, it ie expected that the sub.com. n,ittee will proceed to New York fol the purpose of receiving statements from members Of the board of genera annraisers and others connected Witf the collection of the customs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
STRANGELY HURT BY AUTO
Car Starts or as It Is Crankcd, Rum
 ming Owner Down.

the local manager and amusement promoter, narrowly escaped death to- night when his automobile suddenly shot forward while he was cranking if, pinnng Mir. Burt between the front of the machine and an iron post at the right leg was crushed, two gaping wounds being made by the iron work of the machine, His right arm was also badly bruised. An artery was severed in the leg and tourniquat was applied by 8 physician, after much blood had been lost. The injur- ed man was taken to St. Vincent's hospital in an ambulance.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
Wcodbury Also Llllcy's. ISnccInI tN inc .INMrnnI- { Ourie [.

Woodbury Aug. 21.-W Woodbury gave George l.. Lilley four more dele gates at the caucus held here to- night There were t25 persons pres ent to vote No opposition was man ifested and while the delegation is not instructed the members havr all de- clared themselves for Iilley. The delegates chosen are Henry $. Htch- cock, Henry H. Cantleld, Henry r.. Gibson and George W. Drakley.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
MORE STRIKER BAKERS
Canadian Pacific Also Gets Back Many
 Disaffectcd Strikers.

Toronto. Ont. Aug 2l.-Additional accommodation is being provided at West Toronto for strike breakers ana lt is expected that the Canadian Pacific will tomorrow bring in a considerable addition to its force. A despatch from Windsor states that five hundred men applied for work at the labor bureau and a hundred were taken on and sent to the Angus shops In Montreal Di- vision Is beginning to manifest itself among the strikers, some of them claiming that they can accomplish without the cooperation of the en- gineers and firemen. So far no strike pay has been given here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
BOY GETS LONG TERM
Nine Years in State Prison for Stealing
 Crime Too Prevalent.

Boston Aug, 21.--Declaring that the crime had been particularly bru- tai, Judge Crosby, in the superior court to-day, sentenced Robert F.. Tanning. seventeen years old to a term of from six to nine years in state prison for the robbery of $l5 and q watch from Joseph J banders in this city on June IS last Judge Crosby stated that Tanning and a companion attacked Landers and another man from behind and severely assaulted them, He declared that this belong ed to the class of crimes which are now prevalent in the community, and intimated that he would have imposed an even severer sentence but for the youth of the defendant
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
YALE CHINESE WCTORS
Tsao and Tsur. Students Here. Win
 OratoricaI Contest.

Ashburnham. Mass, Aug. 2l.-To- night an oratorical contest was held by Chinese in the Academy hall. in which there were seven contestants. Minister Wu presided. The speakers and their subjects were
 How to Prepare Ourselves" by C. T. Zhao of Cornell; Trumpet Call for Service, by C. T, Wang, Michigan, "1ncllnatlon." by T. r, Lin, California; Man of the Hous,' by Y. S. Tsao of Yale; Appeal for the Education of Our Women,' by T F, Lod: Loyalty to Loyalty" by Y T. Tsur, Yale, and Success in Life by s. w. Wang Cornell
 The judges announced that Tsur of Yale was the winner of the medal with honorable mention going to c. T. Wang of the University of Michigan.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
MONEY BOARD RETURNING
Congressional Committee Has Gone
 Deep Into Foreign Systems.

London, Aug. 21--Thc members of the subcommittee of the American national monetary commission have held their last session in this city and tomorrow they are to separate. the majorty returning to America
 The commissioners have gathered a mass of information regarding the British monetary system They have discussed many financial questions and have had the advantage of tho ex- perlence of the great English bankers, including Lord Rothschild, Lord Rev elstoke and the governors of the Bank of England, with whom the commis- sloners have had long conferences.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
SHERMAN AS A CHASER
Republican Will Follow Fast on Bryan
 to Conntcract Effect.

New York, Aug 2l-To select from the republican membership In congress speakers for use early In the national campaign, conference was had to- night between Frank II, Hitchcock, chairman of the republican national committee, and James $, sherman, the republican nominee for vice president.
 The speaking tour which MT Sher- man himself will undertake, besinnins the last week in September, will ln- clude many addresses, most of them in the central and western states, un' til election day. IL is planned to have him follow Mir. Bryan at several I'm portant meetings and reply to the democratic candidates discussion ol national issues
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
SUED FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Man Wants S25,OCO for Disease Con
 iracted in Rug Factory.

Louisville, Ky, Aug, 2t.-Liability for the contraction of tuberculosis Is charged in a $25,o00 damage suit filed here today by Richard Dcvine, against the operator of rug factory in which he was employed until he developed tuberculosis,
 Devine claims that he contracted the germs from old carpets which it was his work to collect and weave in to rugs and that the company's liabil- ity rests in an alleged failure to treat the old carpets with an antiseptic.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
ITALIAN STRIKERS SHOT.

Wheeling, W. Va. Aug 21-Three Italians were shot and seriously in~ jured to-day by construction boss at Dam No II on the Ohio river be low Wellsburg w, Va The Italians at work on the dam struck for an increase of wages and when their de- mands were refused it Is said, they tried to destroy parts of the completed work, One of the construction bosses opened fire on the strikers with re- volver, driving them away a"' wound ing three of them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
INMATES HOUSED BY FIRE
All Abed in Italian Home In Olive
 Street.

Fire just before ii o'clock last night broke out In the home of M, Gurraro. Italian, at ss Olive street. The fire was discovered by a passer- by, who gave the alarm from by SIS, while Patrolman McKlernan of the Grand avenue station broke in tho doors and aroused the inmates, who were all in he'd The fire started in an addition to the house, which Ia two family frame structure. This part of the building was badly damaged but the loss will probably not exceed $2o0 The Inmates escaped In scant clothing, but without injury, Tho house is owned by Ralph Prete, who purchased 1t about a week ago The origin of the fire Is not known,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
OUTING LABOR DAY
Knights Of St. Patrick to Hold Annual
 Shore Dinner at TooIe's.

The annual outing of the Knights of St. Patrick will be held at the Hotel Shoreham Labor day This was decided upon at meeting of the club held last evening The party will leave by spe- cial cars in the morning and will spend the entire day there. Athletic events, both field and aquatic, are planned and in the afternoon a shore dinner win be enjoyed
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
KAlSER'S GRIP SLIPPING
British and French Advisers Chosen
 by New Regime in Turkey.

Constantinople, Aug 2l.--The govern ment has decided to engage British adviser for the reorganization of the Turkish navy; French adviser will be employed for the rehabilitation of the finances of the emplre
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
RAILS SPREAD; FOUR CARS OFF

Pueblo Aug. 21.--Four coaches n a Missouri Pacific passenger train were derailed this evening four miles east of here while the train was nov ing slowly No one was injured. Tine cause of the wreck was spreading ro ills due to heavy rains.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
SOCIALISTS FIGHT ANNEX NATION

Brussels, Aug 21,----An examination of the vote in the chamber of deputies yesterday shows that all the socialists and forty radicals opposed annexation of the Congo to Belgium, while the members of the right and eight fiber als favored it.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
(Continued on Ninth Page. ).

GARBAGE MEETING wEDNEsDAy.
 Alderman !. Edmund Miller last night announced that the special cons mittee on garbage collection would hold meeting next Wednesday nglit. MT. Miller Is chairman of the commits tec
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
MEETING IN HARTFORD.

Town Clerk Frederick E. Whitaker and the other members of the state central committee went to Hartford yesterday to attend the committee meeting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. Aus, 21.--Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For Eastern New York: Partly cloudy Saturday, possibly showers in the afternoon or night in north por- ton: Sunday fair coolor; fresh souhn- west to west winds.
 For New England: Partly cloudy Saturday warmer in northwest portion; possibly showers at night or Sunday in north portion fair In south, cooler Sunday in west and south portions; fresh southwest 10 west winds.
 Observations at United States weath- CT bureau stations, taken at s D. m. yes terday, seventy y-fifth meridian time....
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22

SPORTS--Pnpcr c and 2. Locals Take Game from Orators. Ponies Down Park City Nine. Hartford Blanks Meridcn Twice. Hanna's Cubans Best Holyoke. Pirates Forge Ahead--GIants Rest Cubs Capture Their Contest. Tigers Aga'n Beaten. Tanks Losento Browns. Grand Circuit Races. Tigers at Savin Rock To-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
NEWS SUMMARY.
..GENEn nAL.


 Bryan Fires Hot Shot at Tariff a, lzzet lasha Refugee, crown Prince Flies. es..,,,,,,.,..,,," strike Breaker hot,,,.,.".,.,..,. Boy Cots Long Term, Dewey's Flag Up.,..,,.,..,.,,.,.,. Soldiers Attack Girla...,,.t.,,.,,. President Proud of Currency Bill,,. Parker Hts High Tariff ,..,,,... lt Financial News and Quotations. 14
 STATE.
 News from All over Connecticut. 1! Winsted Goes for I.llley. Brandegee to Be Chairman. ......,m
 CITY.
 Delegates for Woodruff ............ For 8 Recreation Pier..,.,..,,,., Trades Council Names Candidates, Unnecessary to Strike, l, To Deepen the lIarbor. ..,,..,,..... l. 4. O, II, Convention Ends. ....... Il News of the Churches. s.n,.,...... x Not Buried Alive. e...,.,,.,,.,...,.. .N Iilbernians Visit Yale...,...,..., MT. Mitchell Better. r....,.,..........
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

New Haven, Aug. Fl, lsoe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
San Juan, Porto Rico,
50 de Enero de Ice

% d6 En6fo u6 4SUoa
The ozomu1sion Company, New York:
Muy senores nj os de nj mayor considera-
ei6n: Por espacio de seis amos venfa mi
hijo padeciendo de fuertes ataques asmat1oos,
complicados con fiebres, cuando va eansado
de gastar dinero, procure una muestra de
ozomul on SO la di nj htjo. Continue
comprando su preparation, y con La honradez
del hombre juro V1s. el haber a1canzado
para mi hijo La ouraci0n completa de tan
cruel nfermedad asf que en- agradecimie en-
to q Vds. doy Las mas expresivas grae1as
libertad para hacer pdblica nj manifestation
en- La prensa. De Vd. respetuosamente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
lTALO CRISTBLLI
jSah6is quiea es CristaIli?

Cristalli items 25 mos de adad Dsbu'
10 como tau0P haoe tres s1i3s con Bobsn9ta
en- CG8Gge picc0lo pueblo del Piamont.
En- an mes gan6 an million de aplausOg.
Era en- veHa1o, le pggaEon 200 lirag ($ 40.)
El mismo afio en- 81 oto1os nm empFagR-
rio de buen dido 10 Ilav6 al C0mGssaIe de
Bolonis; ALI cant6 B0henpiG, Fedora y
otrs: gan6 en 40 dfas 4 mill0nel de pal.
madas, Ie pag6 81 smpresaTio 500 liEaF.
LEGO 81 invieTno = 81 mismo empresa'
rio de bGen dido 10 llev6 q Turin 81 teatEo
Victorio Emanueli. ALI dabnt6 con Ri'
gOlettO otTas operas: nguRdaf6n" seis mi
lloneS do "bRti mano" (splauaoV.
El empTesario lepag6 mil liraB ($ 200. }
LEGO el otro OF. no, 1905, 81 miHmo
empTeBaEic, con su dido dggEcs 10 ilev6,
por dos meBes BucRTeBt (RumamfR) al
gyan taatTo: ALI fa6 un dslirio con CEiB.
tall; gan6 much 8 joyag, oCho milo.
neB de palmRdRB. El smpEesaFio le pRg6
por 2 meBeB 4 mil lirRA ($ 800.) e
cosi va u monde
RegEeH6 CEiBtalli. deacRnB6 TODD 81 We.
Fan0 On Bu pAtFia itAliana. LEGO 81 otofio
8 invierno /, 9O5 & 906 81 miBmo en-
presario 10 lleV6 Vonecis. ALI 81 furoE
fac immense On Bohemia, On RigOLettO, On
Fedora
81 pdblico formabs oOla para entrar al
teatro Fenioe.
Conclude On Venscis. el empEeBaTio le
psg6 CinCo mil liFRB ($ 1000
Lleg6 el 1907 con 81 81 mismO empire
HaFio donde el ''giovinGtto tsnors" pero
6Ite le dijo nOaees, iOVadO & N6polea con
otTo empresario, 81 San Carlos, me paga 20
mil li1as q mil psSOB) poE toda Ia tempo
FadR = degpueu voy 81 estreno del Colon,
de BuenoB Aires, con $50 mil frances por
meseH.
Y que CRauaIidad, todoH los peTi6diCoE
de las pequenaB grandss Ciudsdes dOnde
hR cantRdo este muchRcho, pRreCe inoEef.
BILE, dicsn cRai 10 mismo.
''Oristalli con 90 gOta, 81 emitir notRg,
81 timbPs de voz entEiBtecs al p6blioo, pa
rece que hace lloraF, conmueve On BObS'
MIA Es, Gegdn los viejoB mRsstroB, de Ia
escueIa do aqusIloH C6ebra8 Angelo Mas
Bini, 81 eBpanol GayaFrs, con la ventRjR
de que gu voz eB celestial
iPovero CaEuBo!
CFiBtaIli, con 10 cara de Chiquillo, ls
pFegunts de IN reporter piamont6I aCerCR
de 90 rSpids caErera y la BeguridRd en-
CRntRF, manifaRt6 que los espfrituE buenos
B0 RpEoximRbRn 81 Cada noChe que cantR
ba en- 81 eBCenario, irooOraggedndOlO.
(Traducido del itRliRno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14

nor TiEOl 90 Acuerda 81 psgo de una in
demnizRci6n al senior R. BeiE6 do Qua
yama.
So vota Ia petici6n del doctor mo para
que 90 suprimR la cladBuls decTstativR y
es deGechadR.
Sc vota por linta. Aprobado en- "a.
Iecturs por Is contra 6. Qusda para des'
pu6g Ia votRci6n On 81. leCtura petici6n
del sefioR TizoI.
Sc d6 cuenta con 81 infoTms de Is comi'
sion de Confsrencias en- 81 G. B. "GScsta
ofeisl". Qusda sprobRdo.
Aprobado 81 pFoyecto para CONTRA cci6n
de una "cisteEnA" en- Vie4ueg.
G. B. So. PaTqusB para nifog. ApEo'
badoE.
R. @. 6. Aprobada.
p. n6mero 214. CREcel de mujerea en-
Viequeu. ApFobado por ell ConBejo.
PoBpueBto ol G. B psEa asiguaT $1,000
para adquiaici6n de iibrog.
G. B. 29. PoBpussto indefnidRmente.
Sc reconBidera Ia r, G. ndmeFo 18, CO.
nal dc CAtAflo Bayam6D.
Sc vota el pFoysoto en- 2A' lectura pR.
BR por Is contra 3 Ss vota On 81. lectu'
rs. Is gus 81 por que NO. DesschR'
do en- 81. leGtuFRs
81 senior Ball Bolicita Be pongs 81 p. de
@. para que continde an afo mas eI soate.
nimiento de Is cuTa de anemia. El ssfcR
ColbeTg defende 10 pTocedenciR del pro-
yecto. La combaten los BfoTes Tizol =
do Diego pidisndo sea poBpueStO. Dice
eI stf1oF de Diego que con 81 proyecto pre-
ssrtRdo 90 dsBoTganizs completamente el
servicio poniendolo cargo de an Supso
rintendente, como dice 81 bill del ConHeio
Executive, quitando & los 3 honoFablas
m6dicon dc la Comisi6n que hoy existen.
El doctor BaEreFas dice que puede en-
msndsEse el prOyecto sin poBponerlo.
El doctor Audinot dice que 80 ha tERta'
do de HoatenGr uu servieio favorable q
pals.
Paua ana comisi6n "espscial' para
hacsr enmiendas. Viens luego & votaci6n
nuevamante informado. Queda aproba L.
Queda pospuegso 81 P. 185.
P. n6mero 191. InBpecci6n del cafe de
Puerto Rico. PoBpuGato.
PoBpueBto 81 proyecto 1872 para FefoT'
mas ca 10 ley de SaTyicio Civil.
So Faune una comisi6n de cOnfsFenCiag
para las difsrsncias del pToysctO de ley
de Policfa inHular.
Vienen los sefiores de Is comisi6n De
confsrenciaB de Ii cfmara 81 G. B. 4.
PresupueBtoP. Han estado Is hoFas ira
bsiando. Sc d6 poE fracasada Is IL. con.
feFenciR poE no hRbsr llegado IN acueE:
do al 10 que sfSRlaEios" de consejeros rs'
bsja de loI So 600 s SIS por cada Hesi6n
que asiHtaD, telsgTafItaH y algunOu otrog
extremes, entire ellos la geCCi6n "a. de las
dispoBiciones fnslss que fsCu!ta los jefss
de Departments para que los BusldoH fja
dos en- 81 Preaupuesto Be rsConsideren como
mSximoB dentro de los cuRles podF6n fjaE
maYoT menor CRntidad Los Tepetidoa jeo
fes de DepaEtamento. Contin6an reuni
dss les comi1ioneH de ConfsFenCiag para 81
biH de policfG eIeeCione1.
81 sol alumbTs entire laB bEumas de una
maf1anR frfa lluviosR
L2 Comisi6n de ConfeTsnciRs de la Ca
mara eIt6 ca reCeso los BsfioreI ''1pea.
ker" BaTcsl6, COlbsFg } Santiago formAn
un gEupo ca Il mesR del doctor lsno Gan
dfR cambiando impresiones con q delegS'
do por AreCibo. FL senior Ward Yuelva
& buNCaR loH ComilionRdos Dc la OamAEa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
BASE BALL.

Msnapa Bs efoctuaE6 el cuarto desafio
del championGtO, en- Il 'Ligs americans. !"
Los clubs "Palmaa" "R0lampEgo"
son loI que Be diUputaFkn 81 tEiunfo de
este desafto.
HabrG eItrsnO de trOjeB pOr pRrts de los
pGlmistaS.
Lo1 TeIampaguistas Hs proponen que no
BaIgan airosoB dichoI trsjsH.
iAlI6 versmoRl
Y para dar mas rsalcs dicha fiesta
habH6 m6sica.
Nj ana palabEs mas: A Ia Liga, ma.
mana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
Lls s0a5TN0s o "Lls- LlIllllIs0

Ha CauEado muy gEats impression ontro
81 eIsmento fsmenino de e1tR ciudad = de
Ia isla, 81 gran suEtido de bonitos ols'
gante1 BombrsRoB que de todal foEmas y
PEeCiO1 eItd EeCibiendo II acreditadA ten.
da de modaG "Lag NovedadoI". PEopioI
para Il e1taci6n de Loo fltimos modeIoG
do Paris Nusva York LondEe1 , Madrid
tienon II. 40 Novedade." 81 mf1 0pI6ndi.
do uu1tido de IombFeEog paFG SsdoTag, go
fioFitaa nifRS, que daTEO puedR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-14
EN- GAYEY FALLEcIO
ell venerable anCia-
no don OeIfin Men
dOZa.
APssaF de Ia psTtiRaz IIuYis, su en-
tisrTo fn6 COnCurIidisimO.
BlIo tOr.nel1lOs lguleorus hlz0 81 untrall 0n d
pueblo MuRselar Iaass.
(Ds naestrO oor4sspOnsal.) }

Mario 13.-TEas cFuentR enfeHmadsd,
Findi6 ID joFnAda de la vida On cate pueblo
los 55 amos de edRd, el venerable amelia
no don Delfn Mendozs, rico pFopietRTio
de eAtR C0maTCR consecuente Rdalid de
laI hue8tss de lR Union pueFtoEEiquefiG.
IndtileI TsHultaron Ioa titknicon sHfusE'
zoa reRlizsdoJ poF los diatinguidoH gRlenoa
EefioFaG IEquierdo MaEtf, por aTrancaE
de las gRrrRG dc lR mneEte 81 infoFtunRdo
senior MendozG.
TRFGR diffcil por d0mGA ea Il nueEtEa, ri
poner de relieve o. GataB coRtaA lfneas, Las
FelevAntoa prendAs psEuonRlOa que ls ca
EaCtoRizAbRn, = ~ feTviGnto amor & ID hu'
mGnidad. Su entieFro fus una demoBtER
Ci6n eloCuente del CaTifo EimpatfR que
eata pueblo la diSpenBAbR, puo8 { pesaH de
lR ImpeEdnente luviR que cay6 duEante Il
mafiRna & la h0Fs de Hu enEiaEro, lG con
cuEFencia fus muy numoroaa; suB amigos
SO dispntGbRn IN conducCi6n> Ii nspultuTR
que hRbia de guRrdRr eteTnRmente Bus
deIpojoI.
Que 10 alma Bea acogida en- 81 Bono del
SsfOr. = que uuR resignation gFRnde eli.
mine ID triatszR quo hoy dominR 4 Gua fa'
miliAres, son nuegtT0g deBeog.
-Hemog dido hAcer eIogios gFanel
de ia viEtuoHa FiCR iDdumentRFiR que
lucisron en Ios bRile8 de Carnival fltmR'
msnte CelebFsdos aguf las eBpiEituales le'
noEitRs ConIuslo Gonzalez, JoGefs TriaS,
Miss Lite, Cruz Elisa Marraro, Flo.
mena Collazo, Maria Touas; aHf como tam
bi6n la do los cabalIeros GnBpaE AguiIar,
Modesto Ortiz, NicanoF Gomez otEoH.
Aver Las D. m. baio una lluViR
torEsnciaI, hizo IN entEadR On e1ts pueblo,
sl QbiSpo Monstnor Jones, y Hu aCompa'
namiento Su llsgAda & esta, hA despsr'
tado 81 entusiasmo roligiosO que poF Rlg6n
tempo habfR deCRido, pues multitud de
feligreBeB Concurren dia noche Ii igls'
Gia FeCibiE loI Santos SacIamentos Do Il
Confirmation.
-Ss encusntrs On eItR poblaci6n 81 ho'
noFabIe iusz dc la CoTte de diBtEito de
Gusyama don Luis Munaz Morales. lie
acompana 50 simp6tioR bsIliIimA HIS,
Maria Luiss.