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Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

troduced to the camp by Commander
T. w Slocumb, and he, in words and
style characteristic of the man, adj
dressed the members of the camp and
large number (probably 2,500) pres
ent in such manner as perhaps has
not appealed to them since the flag
was furled in such halo of glory at
tending cause that suffered defeat.
At the conclusion of Colonel Robin
sons speech a rising vote of thanks
was rendered him and three rousing
cheers was given him in apprecia-
ton of his fine address.
After returning the thanks Of the
Camp to Mr.. H. D. Ham for his eff
forts in providing the dinner, contrib
uted by the good people of the county,
the Camp adjourned to meet at the
dinner table, which was spread with
a bountiful supply and enjoyed by the
eterans and their friends, estimated
at . zoo.
A. B. HOLLOWELL,
Adjt Thos. Ruffin Camp U. c. v, 794.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
A Valuable Hotel and
Furniture For Sale.

In the thriving city of Mount
Olive, the beautiful Hotel Olivet,
containing twenty-five rooms, all
modern improvements, locatedion
the finest corner in 1.-THE city of
Mount Olive, where property is
increasing in value all the time.
This building can be easily changed
into palatial home. The build
ing and furniture are almost new
aud originally cost $12, 900. Will
be offered for sale at the low price
of S., 600 for short while, part
cash, balance on easy payments.
Anyone desiring paying hotel
business will do we'll to investi-
gate this tremendous bargain.
Address e. l.. Edmundson, Real
Estate Hustler, Goldsboro, for A.
G. Cox, Mount Olive.E
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
BETTERMENT ASSOCIATION.
Annual Meeting Last Night-Prizes
Reported Address by Prof. Kinsey.

Reported address by Prof. Kinsey.
The annual meeting of the Wayne
County School Betterment Society at
the Court House Thursday night
was a most interesting occasion.
The gathering was treated to a
most interesting, practical and en-
couraging address by that well known
and long time successful educator,
Prof. Joel Kinsey, of La Grange, who
is still leader in the good work and
brim full of enthusiasm.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year was postponed until the
October meeting of the Association.
The schools winning the prizes for
the past years work were as follows
Seven Springs High School, D. q
Newton, principal-Flag and Bible
offered by the Junior Order.
Eureka School, E. B. Phillips, Prin-
cipal-$5 offered by the Goldsbore
W4oman's Club.
Edgeworth School, Miss Ophelis
Coor, Teacher, Buck Swamp-Baske1
offered by Parker & Falkener Furni
ture Company.
Ebenezer, Miss Julia e. Howell
Teacher-Set of Books offered by Mrs
Henry We'll.
Rosewood, E. N. Thorne, Principal
Picture offered by Andrews & Waddel
Furniture Company.
Daniels Chapel, Miss Bertha Casey
Teacher-Bible and Flag by Junio
Order.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
NEWS FORECAST FOR WEEK.

Washington, D. c., August 14.-No
public engagements are scheduled to
break the quiet of President Taft's
second week at. Fever1y, though lunch
cons and neighborly calls, with a
possible 1un over to Marblehead to
witness the trial boat races for the
Taft cup, and daily contests on the
superb golf links at Beverly will serve
to prevent time from hanging heavily
on the hands of the nations chief ex-
ecutive.
Events Of political interest are
scheduled for three widely separated
sections CT the country. In South
Carolina local option elections held
simultaneously in twenty-one counties
that are now wet will determine
whether that state shall be added to
the fold of prohibition territory
which now embraces nearly all of
the Southeastern states. A general
nominate candidates for the state off
ces to be filled at the November cleo
ton, and in San Francisco, where the
political situation has attracted ma
tfonal attention, a primary will be
held for the selection of candidates
for mayor and other city officials.
Bids for the construction of the
battleships Arkansas and Wyoming
authorized by the last Congress, will
be opened at the Navy Department
Wednesday. These ships will be OF
the Delaware type, of 10000 tons or
more displacement.
The final steps looking to the reor-
ganization of the Great Western Rail
road will be taken in st. Paul Satur-
| day, when the road will be sold al
public auction. The sale will be pure
| ly legal formality incident to the re.
organization and rehabilitation of the
property according to plans completed
by ]. P. Morgan & Co., who will OBJ
tain control.
A busy and interesting week il
promised at the Alaska-Yukon-Paci
Exposition. Wednesday has been des
| ignated as German Day and is expect
ed to draw a ecord-breaking crow
State days will be observed in homo
of Pennsylvania, South Dakota an
Michigan.
Foremost among the great gather
ings of the week will be the twentiet
annual meeting of the Trans-Missis
sippi Commercial Congress, which wi
open in Denver Monday and renal
in session five days. Many speaker
of note are to be heard and the cor
gress promises to attract widespread
attention. Other conventions Of inter
est and Importance will be those {
the American Prison Association {
Seattle, the National Association {
Postmasters at Toledo. the Nations
Fraterna1 Congress at Boston, the II
ternationa1 Fire Chiefs of America {
.. .. Grand Rapids, and the National Negr
!. Business League at Louisville.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

SINGER First Cost is the Whole Cost

" Of course you can buy sewing machine
for less money than you would pay for
Singer the world knows that. But
consider this: When Singer is bought and
paid for, It IS paid fort lasts lifetime.
" cheap machine is neuer paid for Every
cent expended for repairs must be added
to the original .cost-it's an endless system
OF instalments. These instalments, added
to the first cost of the machine soon ex-
ceed the cost of Singer, and after each
successive repair (f you can get another
party the cheap machine grows more and
more secondhand -one step nearer the
junk heap.
" The time lost, the trouble and the worry
outweigh many times over the difference
IN the cost between the ''cheap'' machine
and the Singer.
VI There are two kinds of machines-good
and bad-and the good kind is the Singer!
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
THE
MISUNDERSTANDING
FOR RENT !

Seven Rooms East Centre Street
North, City Water, $1,000 per mo.
Eight-room two-story house on
James street; city water, large gar
den and yard, good shade. most de-
sirabIe location, suitable for board
ers. Price SIG 2-3 per month.
Five-room Cottage, North George
Street.
See, phone or address
N. e. BRADFORD.
He sells Real Estate, writes Life
and Fire Insurance in the most relia-
BILE companies.
ONCE 12s West Centre st. North
Phone 155.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
Scrateh.pad reflections, wise and
Otherwise.

ing around.
1t never occurs to them how they
might rise
And win the life battle beneath fairer
skies,
That fortune might favor them if
they'd but make
A valiant effort some morning to
break
The fetters that bind them, the chains
of despair,
And gather through hoping the cour-
age to bear
The brunt of the world and the shock
of the fight.
Their hearts are faint hearts, in a
gloom as of night
They wait for the end. I'm afraid no
one tries
Very hard to be brave in the kingdom
of signs.
A Kentuckian has had a broken
neck mended. SO he can swallow
What? That's his own business.
An Atlanta woman shot at her hus-
band because he wouldn't escort her
to show. Crazy with the heat
There's no summer show in Atlanta
worth seeing.
reported missing. Maybe he just went
away somewhere and wi1ted.
A Cincinnati couple were welded
in the "crying room of the Humane
Society. Time will prove the fitness
of the place.
1t is hard to believe that Tom John
son is a poor man, so long as he has
four automobiles and three chauffeurs.
Senator Aldrich is going to make a
strong effort to revise his weight
down.
Does grandmother need an affin-
typ asks a contemporary. No; that
would be setting a bad example to her
grandchildren.
Tom Watson wants to make four ma
tions out of the Union, as if we didn't
have troubles enough already.
A story comes from Kentucky about
turkey gobbler that took care of
brood of young turkeys and has be-
come a sort of barnyard nurse. Is it
possible that there are suffragettes
among turkeys?
A man out in Ohio says all con-
gressmen are towards. Our Mr.. Hef-
lin refutes the charge.
Don't you believe any pessimistic
stories you may hear about the cram
berry crop. 'Tis doing we'll.
New York is to have sure-enough
clothes show" at which no horses
will be humiliated
"And now the Jackson cocktail
laughs at prohibition in Kansas says
the Washington Post. How does a
cocktail laugh?
There are 10000 idle actors in New
York, but there is very little hope Of
keeping them that way.
An inheritance tax would have the
advantage of always striking fellow
when he had something to pay it with.
It would not make so much differ
ence where they put Thaw if they
could only make him stay there.
"A11 smugglers look alike to me, y
says Mr.. Loeb. Thought smugglers
always looked the other way.
Alfonso by this time probably re-
CARDS walking the floor with the baby
as perfect bliss in comparison
Let's see-Oh, it's about November
that we are not to have any mosqu1-
toes.
Why take the Indian head off the
| penny if he is to be on any money
it would seem that the penny was The
appropriate place for Lo.
An Indiana minister was given /;
/ farm for preaching very short ser
mons. This is just thrown out as /;
tip.
/ One swallow does not make sum
mer, but one Sommer flies very mucl
/ like a swallow.
A Select Assortment
of Genuine
French Briar Pipe.
just Received. Any
size, shape and fancy
/ Il Vo,.r n,
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

sGFEssssES for The Kinney.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

A man out in Ohio says all con-
gressmen are towards. Our Mr.. Hef-
lin refutes the charge.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

A story comes from Kentucky about
turkey gobbler that took care of a
brood of young turkeys and has be-
come sort of barnyard nurse. Is it
possible that there are suffragettes
among turkeys?
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

Tom Watson wants to make four ma
tions out of the Union, as if we didn't
have troubles enough already.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

One swallow does not make sum.
mer, but one Sommer flies very much
like a swallow.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

Does a grandmother need an affin-
typ asks a contemporary. No; that
would be setting a bad example to her
grandchildren
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

Don't you believe any pessimistie
stories you may hear about the cram
berry crop. 'Tis doing well.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

Senator Aldrich is going to make a
strong effort to revise his weight
down.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

1t is hard to believe that Tom John
son is a poor man, so long as he has
four automobiles and three chauffeurs
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

A Cincinnati couple were welded
in the 'scrying room" of the Humane
Society. Time will prove the fitness
of the place.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

A gentleman named Beanblossom is
missing. Maybe he just went
away somewhere and wilted
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

New York is to have a sure-enougl
will be humi1iated.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

An Indiana minister was given a
farm for preaching very short SER
mons. This is just thrown out as a
tip.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
PEARY AND THE POLE.

Adjt. Thos. Ruffin Camp U. C. v,
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

Why take the Indian head off tn
penny. if he is to be on any none,
it would seem that the penny was tn
appropriate place for Lo
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18
.THOS. RUFFIA CAMP
Annual Reuaien Of csnfeder
ate Veterans Yesterday at
Camp Ham.
Big Picnic Occasion Twenty-Five
Hundred Present-O Officers Elect
ed-Address by Col. Jos.
E. Robinson.

The regular annual meeting and
picnic of Thomas Ruff1n Camp United
Confederate Veterans, No. 794, was
held at Hams Springs Camp Ham,
this the 18th day of July, 1909, T. w.
Slocumb, commander, present and
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-08-18

And now the Jackson cocktail
laughs at prohibition in Kansas says
the Washington Post. How does a
cocktail laugh?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
casos de tifOidea en- YauCO

FL director de Sanidad DR..
Tomas Vazquez, que Sc en-
cuentra en- la isla ha telegra-
fiado hoy al Departamento
respecto de la existencia de 7
c4sos de fiebre tifoidea en- Yau
co. Sc hace extensive el in
forme al gobernador y Sc ex-
presa la convenience de que
Sc signifique al alcalde de Yau
co que tome medidas para E.
vitar la propagation de aque-
LA enfermedad. Estos z casos
V uno de Mayaguez son los que
1nicamente Sc han reportado
Gltimamente al eXpresado De-
partamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
TEMPLE METO-
D|STA EN- PONCE.
El edificio levanta su
cupula por entire la
fronda que le circun-
da.
Sostiene una escuela diaria
a la que asisten mas de
so ninos.
De nuestro reporter en- vlaJe.

Ponce, Mario 80. Ell tenn
plo que esta ciudad posee la
Primera, Iglesia Metodista E.
piscopal, situada en- la calle de
la Villa, es de bella arquitec-
tura .estilo Corintio.
Ell edificio luce su bonita
fachada fevantando su c1pu-
la por entire Ia fronda que lie
circunda, pues esta redeado
de arboles que lie dan la apa-
riencia de una que Sc creyera
especie de mezquita grandma
asentada en- un bosque de MIS-
peros, mangos, quenepas, etc.
La citada iglesia sostiene
una escuela diaria de asisten-
cia de ninos que asciende a
mas de 80.
Dispone de seis camas en- ell
gran hospital San Lucas para
casos de enfermedad en- adep-
tos pobres.
Hay en- el temple dos divi-
stones, una q cuyos oficios
asisten los puertorriquehos
por celebrarse aquellos en-
castellano, y otra a la cual
asisten americanos del Norte
por celebrarse en- el idioma
ingl6s los oficios.
Los cultos Sc, celebran los
microbes de 7.30 p m. q 8
p. m. y los viernes, ,-culto de
adoraci6n, tamiben de 7.30 a
9 p. m.
Los Domingos Escuela Do
minical para toda la congre-
gaci6n y tambien para los par
ticulares que deseen asistir,
los cuales son llamados por
la iglesia, amigos.
Ell Rev. de la primera igle-
sia Met6dica Episcopal de es-
ia ciudad, es Mr.. Edward E.
Wilson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
BASEBALL"
En- MAYACUEZ.
La juventud anna ALI
el higienico "sport.
En- Aguadilla fue muy
festejada aquella vlcto-
ria,
A las 4 a. M, llegando a sus
hogares, daban todavia los
campeOnes yiyas a su ''team. ="
De nuestro reporter en- viaje.

Mayaguez, MARIO 80 Ell
deporte del baseball, tiene en-
esta ciudad enthusiasts afi-
cionados y tambien notables
campeones. +
Toda la juventud maya
giiezana siente verdadera pa
sion por ese buen sport con Gu
yo ejercicio Sc cultiva ell MUS
culo y Sc da asf q la inteligen
cia Ell coeficiente del vigor fl
sico.
Sc cuenta aquf con el team
Yagdez,' que ha batido ell re-
cord en- varias ocasiones de-
rrotando q contrarios fuertes
y listos.
La Ultima victoria alcanza-
da por Ell Yagiiez, con IA ca
rreras, fue en- Aguadilla.
Esta victoria fu6 festejadf-
sima en-, la Ultima de dichas
ciudades.
4 la. 1.30 de la madrugada
del lunes, cojieron el tren en-
la estaci6n de Aguadilla GER
ca de A apuestos jovenes de
esta ciudad, y SUI entusiasmo
por la victoria fu6 tai que,
adn al apearse en- Mayaguez
a las 4 de, la manana, daban
vivas a su team.
Los mayagiezanos Sc que
jaban de las malas condicio-
nes del campo, en- Aguadilla.
Sc prepara otro desafio pa
ra proxima fecha, y los aqua
dillanos esperan n en- el d Ia
reUdncha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01

fianza, absuelto.- Canuto
Cruz, hurto de menor cuantfa.
Lucas Escalera, alterar la paz
50 6 dos dfas carcel. Vista
ci6n Maldonado, danos mali
ciosos, absuelto.- .-Bartolo Sua-
rez, falsa representation, So
breseida.- Manuel o. Carri6n
falsa representation, absuel-
to- Manuel Rodriguez Cues
ia, alterar la paz, absuelto,-
Evaristo Mel6ndez, alterar
la paz 50 o dos dfas carceI.-
Manuel Alexandra, acometi-
miento y aggression ST. Mer-
cedes Sanchez, infracci6n, le-
yes de sanidad, 81 9 un dfa
de carcel.
-Por 6rden del Attorney
general pas6 ell juez Gomez
a Barros a celebrar un iuicio
por juegos prohibidos, en- que
ell iuez, senior Arroyo, de a
quel pueblo Sc inhibio por en-
contrarse entire los acusados
un sobrino suyo. Celebrada
la vista la corte impuso a ca
da uno de ellos (eran once
s. de multa, 9 SUI correspon-
diente en- carcel.
va estan terminadas las
obras de la hermosa carretera
que nos une a San Juan por
Comerfo Y Bayamon. Es una
verdadera delicia caminar
por dicha carretera que brinda
al caminante los mas pinto
rescos paisaies.
En- cuatro horas, en- coche,
Sc va hoy q San Juan desde 6s-
te pueblo, cuando antes nos
eostaba un dia, a veces, de
penos& travesfa.
Van in rdpjdO creSoendO
las simpatfas que viene con-
quistandose el iefe de distri-
to. Su cultura lie hace acree
dor a odo g6nero de con-
sideraciones Y su prOceder
correcto como pOlicfa Sc
siente en- el bienestar que
gozamos las personas aquf re-
sidentes.
Haee algunos dias los guar
dias, con motive de ser su o.
nomastico, lie obsequiaron con
un seculento almuerzO, al que
asistieron tambien otras dis
tinguidas pensonalidades de
la poblaci6n.
Durante el acto reuino cor,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
Con eI gObeIRadOr.

Esta manana han estado en-
el despacho el gobernadorPost
conferenciando con este los
Sres. Wenceslao Borda, el pri-
mer iefe de la policia insular
que Sc hizo cargo hoy de su
puesto Y Tesorero de P. Rico
Sr. Groomer. Los Sres. Acha
V Soto del comercio de esta
ciudad tambien estuvieron en-
la Mansion Ejecutiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
SOidaIidad en- QuebradiIIas

E siguisute dezpaebo eabIegrsfieo Ia
6do diriido al Coniionado de P. Rico en-
Washington Sr. LsEiuaza, por sl Sr. Ayila
prssidsnte del municipio de QuebrzdiIlas.
-"LaTinaga-W -W2shington-Auaicipio
Qlebrsdillas seeunds iusts petics6n Gina o
"a Observation-Disclosures del Conss59
municipal
Los mHnieiPioa he P. Rico responder 4
los ssn;imientos De ~ pueblo y - proasn-
can n e< s.Btsio diniiendo otros dsspa-
ehos Al CoziiOasdo De P. Rioo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01

la lSIa, Obtendra como premio
la mitad de las ent,adas Y ell
campcOnatO en- Puerto Rico.
Al scgundo Sc lie adjudica-
ri la mitad de 10 que reste Y
el sobrante quedara para a.
yudar a sufragar los gastos de
imprenta Y diplomas honori-
ilcas que serdn entregadas a.ca
da uno de los socios del club
vencedor por el director de
La Correspondence de
Puerto Rico" Muy respetuo-
samentc, J. A. AgOstini. San
Juan. Puerto Rico"
4 las personals ocupadas a.
hora en- cl estudio de este a.
sunto, nOtlciamos por medic
de la publication de esta car
te, el parecer del Sr. J. A. A
gostini. ( todos toca formar
concepto para llegar, despues
de rccogidas las opiniones
que sean enviadas q este dia-
RIO, i TN acuerdo de plan de
campeOnatO.
Tai como 10 coneibe el Sr.
Agostini no serfa un campeo-
nato personal sin6 de pueblos
La lucha serfa colectiva. Hay
en- verdad, una selecta idea
en- el fondO de ese plan; el es-
timulO general para que des-
plerten aficiOnes por el aje-
drez. De Otro lado, parece
que Ia lucha seria de enormes
prOpOrciOnes, pOr que los cam
peOnes serian muehos en- uno:
Y el gran cerebro collective
tornado en- cada pueblo da-
ria 4 Ia lucha fuerza tan gran
de que no podrfa q primera Wis
Ceasiaaa q a pz1aa a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-01
.TERM|AAELA
SESSION DEL "a.
La C.arnara no puede
revisar las sentencias
de un juez--dice el
Speaker. "
No Sc trata aqui de revi,
sar sentenclas--areuye
Munoz Rivera.
(Vedse la edoci6n de ayer).

|. (Vedse Ia edsej6n de ayer).
'Y todo Ell mundo sabe en-
Puerto Rico, puesto que tam
POGO Ell Sr. Rodey Sc ha ocul-
tado de clio, que el fue a Chica
go en- asuntos del partido re-
publicano de P. Rico. De eIlo
Sc ha ocupado la prensa y yo
mismo he svisto muchas veces
juntos, tratando de asuntos
del partido, del partido repu-
blicano en- favor del que ha
trabajado siempre ell juez Ro-
dey, a este seiaDr, y personals
tan senaladas en- ell particle
republican, como el DR.. Bar
bosa y ell Sr. Roberto Todd.
Y cuando las campaiias de
los mltlns el Juez Rodey estu-
vo dudoso 81 cpncurriria 8 no
i I'm mitin rephblicano ;,
De Diego. Pero no concu-
rrio y ese es un hecho.. :.
CoN-Cuchy (G Pero en- este
case, en- este, hecho concrete,
ese funcionaria debe ser como
la muier de Cesar, no solo serlo
sino parecerlo ;porque los jue-
ces- de un tribunal como la Cor
tie federal, como la Corte supre
ma de P. Rico, no deben hacer
politica, no deben actuar en-
la polftica de una manera tan
franca y decidida como 10 hs
hecho el juez Rodey en- Chica-
60 y en- etras E.rtes.
De Diego. Pefo esos son he
chos que no tlenen NADIA que
yer con una intervention de la
Camara para solicitar la desti-
tuci6n de ese funcionario. 50.
CoN-Cuchy, Pero son hechos
que puestos dnte la conciencia
publica esta los reprueba y
los cendena; y 81 esos hechos
81 esas actitudes no estan per-
mitidas por las leyes; 81 a los
funcionarios judiciales de P.
Rico les esta prohibido hacer
tales alardes en- polftica; esta
justificado, es un verdadera de
Der de conciencia de todo ciu-
dadano, de todo representan-
te del pueblo acudir ante el
presidente de los Estados
Unidos, unica autoridad que
puede y debe resolver ese case,
Y tratar de alcanzar el RENE
dio a un NAL que perjudica
nuestros intereses y nuestras
personalidades'.
Isl la Camara cree que de-
be pedirse la destituci6n del
iuez Rodey; 81 cree que en- con
ciencia que csc funcionario
lesiGna los intereses sagrados
del pueblo de P. Rico, la Ca
mara sin temores de ninguna
clase, sin complacencias de
ninguna clase, recta y firme
en- ell cumplimiento del deber,
debe seguir SUI marcha Y cum
plir con los sagrados manda-
tos de sY deber, de ese deber
que es nuestra conciencia q la
que, del mismo modo que ha
manifestado su senoria, no po-
demos dejarde seguir. .--apJau-
SOS.
"La Camara tiene confianza
debe tener completa confian-
"a en- SUI comitc de legislation
V mientras no >e desmientan,
que no Sc desmentiran pues
estan comprobados, los hechos
que este informe eXpresa. Ia
Camara, debe aceptar integrO
V sin dudas ninguna clase pues
que significaria improcedente
desconfianza para esa conf
sion, Y vOtarlo unanimemente.
DiGz NauGrro. Hago mias
en- I'm todo las traces que aca-
ba de pronunciar el delegado
Sr. Coll-Cuchy.
"Y como miembrO de ese
eomite como presidente de e..
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