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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

what seemed TO me the least danger
Gus way out OF it,"
She touched his arm lightly and
whispered: And what will happen
now? You will be found out. lose your
position and your prospects OF sue
cess"
You have told me just what | have
told myself will happen" he replied
and took her hand between both OF ms
own
But that is wonderful she con
tinued. wonderful You have ruined
your whole career, betrayed your coun
try"
Il think you express yourself little
too strongly" he replied.
"The most terrible political compli
cations are apt TO be the result and
1t will be all my fault. Mr.. Adderley
shall never forget what you have
done for my sake
"Yes." he replied. II think de
serve some kind OF reward. Excuse
me, but do you wish TO get back your
hand?"
Of course do. =
But | want to keep 1t forever, Val
encia, H.
you mustn't"
IL did not believe you cared IL
kissed you, as this Is probably our las
meeting, and you know that even the
ordinary criminal is granted his las
wish before he dies, Let US walk dowI
along this path to the summer house.
She was too occupied with her OWL
thoughts to object.
do you know" she said conhden
TALLY. "do you know that | am never
more satisfied than when / see i'm
possible things carried out. Are yot
quite sure you will be found out?'
III am as sure as anybody can be.
"And-do you still care to know
what I think OF you. Mark"
THAT is really the only thing ! care
for in this world! Valencia, care FOL
no one but you, and ! know that II
should come out OF this disgrace !
will be my first duty TO get as fal
away from you as possible
"Do you really think COZ" she asket
softly. But II l offer to follow yo'
in your disgrace. IL wish TO he al
outcast of society with you?"
valencia. you promise"
almost" she whispered.
Concluded Tomorrow)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
Editorials by the People.
Sharp Rebuke for Critic Of the Go,
eminent and the President.

Sharp Rebuke tor Critic OF the Gov
eminent and the President.
To the Editor OF The Times: THE
wind bloweth where IL listeth"--which
I'm this case. at least. is deplorable.
for there rises out OF the village or
Vernon, permeating the intellectual
atmosphere OF the great common
wealth OF Michigan. stencil nauseat-
ing to the intellectual stomachs or
every intelligent citizen.
Your correspondent denounces our
worthy president because he says ne
has not the courage to leap upon the
head OF the rattlesnake trust and
thereby exterminate IL, but instead
attacks the caudal appendage, there
in Tin your worthy correspondents
opinion) exhibiting weakness.
would like to ask this worthy gen.
tleman IL he is not aware that this
method has proven very satisfac-
tory way to exterminate the natural
enemy OF mankind.
To take the reptile by the tail and
snap off its head is one way. while
tn break it's back Is another, both OF
which the president is doing quite ef-
fectively.
| Furthermore, was not aware that
man with family tree and an old
! fint-lock gun has any right TO estab-
4 lish himself a critic of the best gov
eminent on earth. or of the executive
policies OF that governments peerless
| leader.
| AS for the gentleman's statement.
"If Mckinley had taken his army and
gone into Wall-st. and hung about 30
per cent OF those cut-throats and con-
fiscated their property. IL would have
looked more like doing something for
humanity and liberty than what he
did do by declaring war with Spain"
And the further statement, 1T Is
shame, and this nation Is blot on
the face OF the EARTH" these are the
results OF diseased mind, Infected
with the germs OF yellow journalism,
and should be allowed to oscillate
from one of the branches OF the fam
lily tree"
"That man who processes to love
his country and yet would cast
blot upon its fair name by such
statement, is conclusive evidence that
It is high time for thorough renovat-
ling and a removal OF some or the
malignant ulcers from the face of the
body polite. ,
A. w. HINEBAUGH.
Homer, Mich, Feb. 10. '0S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
One on the Husband.

A young mother had habit of airing
the baby's clothes at the window. Her
husband didn't like 1t, and believed
that if she saw the practice As others
cav 1t she would desist. He directed
their afternoon walk one day so as to
bring the nursery window into full
view. stopping abruptly he pointed
to the baby's dress Tapping uncon-
sciously in the breeze, and asked. sar-
casticalIy: my dear. what Is that
displayed in our Window
"That?" she replied. why. that Is
the flag of our union"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
The Times
Evening
Story

IT was los degrees at the Unit
ed States legation at Bodega,
and Mark Adderley had taken
on his coat and vest to make
himself as cool as possible.
while trying to make out the contents
OF the Official cipher dispatches. He
tilted his chair backwards and famed
himself with silk handkerchief
THE devil take Burroughs" he said
to himself. thinking OF his absent sec
rotary. why should he leave just at
this time? III he had been here could
have let him do this work"
He tilted his chair still further back
to be able to get look at the clock
concealed from view by a corner of
the wall
He was a tall, broad-shouldered man
OF regular features, and considered
very handsome. so handsome, indeed.
that at Bodega he was known as
"Adonis."
Damn IT," he said when he had seen
what time II was. Il won't have time.
Twenty minutes ride from here To
Murano's Point and three minutes
from there TO the cottage-it isn't pos
sible. IL am late, Valencia will go
out for drive, receive other visitors.
or somehow or other make me under
stand that she is dissatisfied"
He stood up and walked up and
down the floor impatiently, returned
to the table. and looked once more at
the cable dispatch.
at Is a devilish long one" he said.
'but most of 1t is only nonsense. II
looks as II the old man had chosen
all the most difficult nonsensical words
In the whole code. Look at that
nowl"
He pointed to a sentence which had
made him stop work. and it evidently
gave him considerable pleasure to re.
lieve his feelings by swearing.
twenty-five thousand five-hundred
sixty-four. twenty-five thousand two
hundred twenty-eight. that means as
much as this: We should like very
much TO maintain the pleasant friend.
ly relations but I will be damned IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
Nj. Taft Offends
Pres. ROoseveIt's
Socialist Following
nut He Can Win its Support II
He VIII Declare Himself a Stand
pstter on the Tariff Issue. on
Which He Has Been Silent.

Which likewise just Mr. Taft is true that we
have hear from ponbank avowed candidate
for the presidency stand the question OF high
tariff which responsible for those existing abuses which you
refer.
Mr. Taft stands in of socialism "a order OF
things according the sentiment of his
marks in Kansas City.
saying Socialists will Mr. Taft fearful OF
things which principles of President Roose
principles his president Mr. Taft endorses in
another part of the speech.
Mr. Taft unhappy faculty for putting his foot
it, upon getting himself in bad light
himself
IN favorable position
felt called upon his injunction views
purpose presidential possibility
AS champion of the Philippines his best judgment
tariff should be taken off and tobacco entering the
candidate presidency sud
him the of the and tobacco
demanded restriction the free entry OF these
articles that would be better for the Fpinos we
export only limited amount OF their
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
cot Them Mixed.

"Miss Edith" asked young man,
may ask you, please, not to call
me Mr.. Durand?"
But" said Miss Edith. with great
coyness, "our acquaintance IL so short.
YOU know. why should not call you
that?'
well, said the young man. chiefly
because my name Is Dupont Youths
Companion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
Postal cierks Nams ofFicers.

The local Postofice Clerks associa-
ton, af1iliated with the United Ma
tional Association OF Postofhce Clerks,
has selected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President. Frank
j Priest; first vice president, q. A.
McKaig; second vice president. El.
lott Hughes; recording secretary. E
III. Barton; financial secretary. Nal.
colnr Williamson; treasurer, Walter
r. Goodson; chaplain. Henry r.
Thompson, sergeant-at-arms. William
He'll: sentinel, p. J Eden: executive
hoard. CITY division. M. p. S~gicr:
mailing division. A FL. Yielding sra
lions. William y Keeble; N. o H.
sision. Ceorge n. ortwine: registry
divisiop, George ID. Walker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

to live with him after she learned he
had consumption. Mrs. HOFFMAN now
expresses her willingness to live with
him. provided he will return TO De-
troit. but she refuses to leave the
citv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12
Eighth Year
In his Kansas City speech,
Secretary Taft said:

vigorous action snd measures q"
stamp out exi-ting abuses and effective
reforms are necessary to viadiente so
ciety n. al present constitutes. Other
wise we must yield 10 those who seek
90 Introduce n new order oI ih.ngs on
"a sociaIistic basis.
Which is just as true, Mr.. Taft
as il is true that steel rails made
here can be bought cheaper in
Europe than they can be at home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

II.
City have lost him certain amount of
Support party Socialists who in the
Roosevelt possible stepping order of things
which Socialist contends and with which he would be salts
lied immediate part of his propaganda.
When the laws obeyed when the law norced in the
Of all the people when there will be of laws for
for the when there protection assured
smaller whose future threatened by the
of the criminal wealthy raised it and about
all will share alike proportion their
honest efforts through the elimination OF special privileges then
fairly content for the achievement
Socialist part of society
Socialist Is here for purpose and he
sincere honest patriotic stouy determined
psh purpose others do for him. in
at least, then he will be satisfied.
Inconsistency Taft in landing policies Ct Roose
hand-olcs the Socialist may endorseand
sociac of things the other.
fancy inconsistency but
matter Of fact arrayed against that very thing
Having offended and lost that following. Mr. Taft if
precedent bring back into the fold
GA And here 8 way he will be able to do It:
M COME OUT FLAT-FOoTED AND UNEQUIvocALLY
FOR HIGH TARIFF.
By 50 doing he VIII opposition which it
natural Expect for his Endorsement of the
Roosevelt policies.
PRR CENT OF THE SOCIALIST VOTE Of his being
made his partys choice for president
For while high tariff maintained and counnanced the
going thrive and hold their threatening the
ople going make Socialists and hasten the day of
eocaism.
Beyond slight reference subject speech
said there should be modification in the tariff
lava MI. Taft has been quiet
And in view Of his papable backdown in
oned we have would 60 that
todsy.
But Mr. Taft while the tariff stands the interests
~ agrees should be power going flourish
Those socastic order of things that
MI. Taft fears
Because they when they the unlawful
urctes which give the criminal they have today
M dealer and the people in general
They fear the day will be enforced and when they
<3fn,e through the non-enforcement of the law.
The dsy they day the Socialist hopes to live
A order of things which the Socialist stands
ro - partisan of honest principle when the
800 VIII come their is the day Mr.. Taft fears do
rorr,ut interests he tells he is enemy
Is YOU are sincere Taft and party lead
A 20 of the people by the people, and for the
1870 WHARF do you and your party stand the tariff?
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-10
LOCAL NOTES.

Why 60 unshaved when twenty. five
cents will buy you a safety razo. at |
the McCrea Hardware Co.
Winslow & Barton are busy shipp.
III, prunes this week, occupying part
If Roch6ale warehouse ard packing
direct into the car. AS soon as they
are through with the prunes they will
look after the cherry crop, which is a
heavy one.
The Kendrick Rochdale Co. have
recently given their two warehouses
n generous coat OF the bright red
paint which acts as preventative
and materially adds to the appear
ance OF the warehouses.
Shave 'em off. A safety razor for
twenty Ave cents at the McCrea
Hardware Co.
Martin Thomas made . trip to
the reservation this past week re.
turning Wednesday morning.
lAessrs ]. J. Day and G. A. Reube
dew were visitors in the automobile
last Sunday, returning the same
evening.
Why those whiskers? Twenty
five cents buys a safety razor a
McCrea's Hardware Store.
The parents Of Mrs. j. p. Barack
man returned last Wednesday eve
ming to their Indiana home. The.
have been visi Sing here for the last
six months.
Don't forget that Market Day W i
be held the same as usual the CON-
ing Saturday July 18Th. Bring in
what you want to sell and buy
what you want for your farm at
the auction sale.
Any one desiring to secure straw
berries we are authorized by Ere,
Byers to state. can secure them fror
lis patch for $l.25 per crate by pic
ng them themselves
Mr.. johns and family returne
Wednesday from Liberty Lake, Wash
where they have been tor the past fe,
weeks. Mr.. Johns is much improve,
in health by his vacation.
A week from Monday there will b
Z held throughout Latah county tw
primary elections, one by the dem
ocrats and one by the republicans
1t is something unique in politics an
we think ought to bring good size,
crowd to the various polling places.
Earnest Perry of the Kennewicl
country is in this section and is assis
ting c. G. Compton for few weeks.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-10
Notice of Meeting of Demo
cratic State Convention.

Pursuant to-the authority OF the
Democratic state central com
mittee, and in accordance
with their action, notice -
hereby given that the Democratic
state convention will convene in tho
city of Twin Falls, state of Idaho,
on Wednesday, June 8. 1908, at
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF
elecuing delegates to the Democratic |
national convention, to be held In :
the city of Denver, state of Colo |
RADIO, ON the 7th day OF July, 1908.
And pursuant to the authority
and by the direction Of the Demo
cratic state central committee, the
Democratic state nominating con-
vention will convene in the city of
Wallace. state OF Idaho, ion Tuesday.
the 4th day Of August, 1898, at 3
O'Clock p. M, at which state cOnven-
ton the Democratic platform OF
principals will be announced. new
state central committee will he
elected and candidates will be nom-
mated for Justice of the Supreme
Court, one member OF Congress, and
state officers to be voted for at the
election to be held on tuesday, Nov
emher 8. A. ID. 1908.
| The various counties of the state
are entitled to delegates in the state
convention, as follows:
County, No. OF Delegates
Aud......... ol
1 bAnnOck........... ......".............-. IA
Bear LaKe......................... 2
6lnGnam........".... .................... IA
IL
III
bOnncr ............................. IA
sa0y ............................. ZS
CaSsld..........-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5
CueUer
| ElmOre........... 3
FremOnC............. "......."....."."... IL
JoanO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
kOOtena1.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
LAucOuu................ .......................
Mes Perez. q
Oneida ............-...............
lOWYnee............... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Twin Falls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 8
Washington ............................. 19
IuCaI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29S
| A resolution was passed By the
, state central committee, duly and
, properly assembled, to the effect
that wherever the American parties
are fully organized In any OF the
counties OF Idaho, they are hereby
invited to hold primaries and send
delegates to the Democratic state
convention
| CH&s. ARNEY, "
Secretary,
II. w. LOCKHART,
irman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04

Ell pdblico fue anoche, en- ell teatro,
meros1simo.
El programa era suggestive; el de.
but del gracioslsimo Casas, que fue
ovacionado 4 la salida, el estreno de
La Calamonera "a la Banchart Y So
torra, en- obras en- que pueden lucir-
Sc los cantantes de facultades, todo
este contrlbuy5 a que Ell lleno fuese
rebosante.
La sefIorita Blanchart, sigue aque-
jada de la affection que la molesta
desde que lego Puerto Rico, no
pudo darnos 4 conocer sus verdade-
ras facultades de cantante.
La hermosa tiple verdaderamente
atectada por ell contratiempo, rehuso
adm1tlr los aplausos que la galanter1a
le ofrendo al terminar la romanza de
"El Cabo Primero".
No obstante Ia afonia @. padece, Sc
advierte en- la sefIorita Blanchardt.
una escuela muy recomendable tu-
vo agudos cristalinos.
FL tenor Sotorra canto bien su par
te, en- ''Bohemios'', siendo muy aplau-
dido en- el duo con la Banchart.
FL gran coro, fue repetido tres We
ces. 6n verdadero exito!
Y tambien fue "reprisado" el "in-
termezzo' que ejecuto con insupera-
Bile maestrla la excelente orquesta
baJo la no menos excelente batuta
del maestro Blay.
Muy linda la seflora Mas la Sc
florita Chaves (Consuelo) en- los dos
grisetas (llamemoslas asf,
FL exito de la noche, pero un exito
personallsimo, fue para la genial Lui-
sa Arregul, que estuvo admirable en-
la "Luisa" de La caf1amonera.
La gracioslsima tiple cs tambi6n
una actriz, una primera, una emf
|nente actriz dram atica.
FL telon Sc alzo en- honor 4 Ia in-
.terprete feliz del libro Gle Laza Y
Martinez, al final del tercero, cuarto
y quinto cuadro.
La caflamonera ha gustado mucno
FL l1bro es I'm drama de trisse reall-
dad, los tipos, los caracteres son hui
manos, las situaciones efectistas, al
go falsas, pero muy teatrales, y la
mlsica, las caTceleras tie Ii reia, que
.canto con mucho sentimienfo la bella
seflora Mas, de una altfsima inspi-
facl0n.
Domingo OrOzcO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04

sular, del departamento de Ma
r1na y aun del gobierno federal
de los Estados Unidos, ique to-
dos estos organismos tienen tie
rras en- la colonia!
va es precise que todo sc ex-
clarezca, y Sc ponga de una vez
en- claro y Sc sepa dehnitiva-
mente, quien es ell encargado de
poner los muelles de San Juan
en- las condolences exigidas por
los mas elementales principles
de la estetica, de la hygiene V
aun de la seguridad personal.
Este punto debe quedar prom
tamente aclarado, va que las
cosas han llegado aun extreme
y el abandono y la incuria a un
colmo tan estupendo, que la con.
tinuacion de estas anormalida-
des puede ser danosisima ala
poblaci6n de San Juan, a los
lntereses de su comercio, a su
fama de ciudad moderna Y pro-
gresista y al credito de suS ad-
ministradores. que han tornado
con tan Censurable Calma mex
plicable la solucion de TN con-
t1lcto que reviste verdadera {
inminente gravedad para todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
Los CaminOS TeCinaIeS
RECLAMAN URcENTEMENTE Ia ATENCloN
De Los DELEcADOS PRoKlMOs
DEBATES EN- IA CAMARA
LA LEY MUNICIPAL

Una de las cuestiones que sc dis
cutlran en- la proxima Legislature.
uno de los problemas que mas afec-
tan los intereses de las administra-
clones p1blicas, son los Caminos
vecinales. Cualquiera que haya via
jado por la isla,. habra visto Ell
abandono y desidia en- que sc halian
los mencionadoS caminos, hasta ell
punto de parecerse mas lagunas
que a carreteras. Cuando llueve Sc
forman en- los mencOnados caminos
grandes charcos y recodos que hacen
impo sible el transito.
Mientras Ell trozo de carretera Que
pertenece & la administration del
gobierno insular aparece limpio, ter
SO y bien arreglado, sin el mas leve
contratiempo, los que pertenecen &
la administration Municipal no mere
ce otra cosa que agrias censuras.
Casi todos los caminos vecinales, con
raras excepciones. necesitan repa-
rarse urgentemente.
La ley Municipal en- su seccion 6s
encomienda los Concejos Munich
|pales Ell arreglo de los trozos de ca
minos pertenecientes 4 su jurjsdic-
ci6n.
Dicha ley no Sc cumple en- todas
sus parties. Muchos de los seflores
delegados Sc proponen abrir una
campa1a en- la Camara, fin de que
los menclonados organimos munich
'pales cumPlan en- todo, 10 sefialado
por los reglamentos.
Sobre tan importante asunto inter-
vendra tambien el Comisionado del
Interior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
HermOSa fiesta

Ha de serlo la de reparto de iu-
guetes los nflos nhas de los ASH
10 de Benehcencia que patrocinada por
ell Honorable Gobernador Mrs. X.
II. Post iniciativa de la senora de
D,a2 Navarro y otras distinguidas Sc
noras senoritas, tendra lugar ell seis
del que cursa, dfa de Reyes, en- los am
plios patios del Institute en- Santurce.
comenz apdo las tres de Ia tarde.
La fiesta la que ell distinguido doc
tor Gonzalez, Director del expresade
Institute, le ha prestado su decidido
apoyo su mas entusia ia concurso ha
de resultar esplendida y sera hermosa,
no tan solo porque Ell edifcio sera mag
nffcamente decorado y porque ademas
de los ejercicios militares del Battalion
de Niflos Sc preparan agradables sor-
presas los concurr entes cuarto por
los fines que las damas organiaa doras
persigueu, procurando en- esta epoca del
a7io no jsr h1erfana de demostracio-
mes de cariflo la nifiez desvalida "
tratando la vez de allegar algunos
fondos para ell mejor sostenimiento de
una institution tan benehciosa 1til
como 10 es el Hospital de tuberculosis.
La entrada al local valdra tan solo
veinte cinco centavos y sin duda al
guna todas las buenas y caritativas
clasrs sociales dc San Juan, secunda-
ran con su presencia los proposltos al.
tamente plausib.es de las darnas crga-
nizadoras del citado festival,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
Ell SUCESO De ANOCHE
UN SENIOR L0NG0, EN- vN RAPT0 De LOCURA
TkATA De TlRAR P0R Ell BALLOON A
UN EMPLEAD0 De LA LINDA
LA POLICIA Y Ell PUBLICO

Anoche ocurrio I'm suceso verda
|deramente comico, en- la calle de la
Cruz, tn uno de los departamentos
pertenecientes la fonda LA Linda"
de los seflores Gelabert y Compsflfa
Por Ia maflana Sc ha bfa hospedado
en- dicha fonda Bautista Longo, de
Comerio.
Seg1a parece Ell sefior Longo tiene
desde hace pocos d1as, perturbadas
las facultades mentales, debido la
perdida de un pleito, y su hiio 10
trajo a San Juan para que ingresara
en- Ell Manicomio, 10 que 70 pudo
efectuarse desde el primer momento
de su llegada por tenerse que llenar
ciertos requisites; por la noche, como
q las ocho y media, Sc hallaba en- ell
salon de billar sltuado frente 4 la
mencionada fonda.
Uno de los dependencies que sin
duda adivino la desgracia que aque :
jaba al intranquilo huesped lie miro
mas de la cuenta. Ell seflor Longo
no Sc anduvo en- chiquitas, y le-
vantando el taco lie dio I'm fuerte
golpe. Entonces el empleado sallo
al baicon 4 fin de dar aviso del hecho,
pero va 81 senor Longo lie segufa los
pasos y alcanzandole, enta blaron una
lucha a tacazo limpio. que fue de I'm
efecto realmente c6mico, aunque
serio por 10 expuesto que estuvo
ell empleado.
Ell p1bllco que paseaba por Ia pla-
"a Principal la gente que de cos
tunlbre Sc situa frente 4 la farmacia
del senor Guillermety. pudo presen-
ciar como el loco trataba de aparrar
por Ell cnerpo al empleado para tirar-
10 la calle
I'll escandalo que sc promovlo no
es para descrito, puesto que el p1bli.
co lntervino en- el suceso, propinando
sendos insultos al sefior Lonqo. Este
no Sc daba por enterado y con Ell Ia :
co en- alto propinaba diestra ST
lnlestro, golpes a los individuos que
sc le acerca ban.
Por fin lego Ia policfa Y con la
ayuda de empleados del estableci-
miento de los sef1ores Gelabert. pu-
dieron sujetar al demente.
Ell sefior Longo sufrio una herida
en- la cabeza, siendo curado en- Ell
cuarto de socorros. FL empleado
tambiGn salio maltrecho con iesiones
en- la cara Y contursiones en- e1 cuerpo
Sc ha presentado Ia denuncia Co
espondiente ante el Juez Municipal
senior Suau. 81 sef1or Longo ha In
gresado hoy en- el Manicomio.