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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
BUSH ACT. OF KANSAS HELD uM
CONSTITUTIONAL BY US.
SUPREME COURT.
A DISSENTING OPINION
Rendered BY Justice Harlan, Show
Ing Western Union Had say
as to Amount II Had
10 pay.

washington, Jan. 17.--The Bush act,
of Kansas, which sought to compel
outside corporations to pay a charter
fee for the benefit OF state schools as
a condition OF doing business In TIM.
state. is held invalid by the supreme
court of the United States In a de-
cision by a divided court announced
today. The controlling opinion Is by
Justice Harlan. with concurring
opinion by Justice White, Chief Jus
tice Fuller. and Justices Holmes, Nc.
Kenna and Bissen.
The case was that Of the Western
Union Company VS.. the state OF Kan
sas. Tho Western uion fought the
law ON the grounds OF acquired rights
and that the law was unconstitutional
as seeking to impose burden upon
/ interstate commerce.
In Interpretation of fl:s opinion Har
Ian said II was held that the
statutory requirement of a given pei
cent Of the Authorized capital OF
telegraph company which represented
all its business interests and propertf
inside and outside OF the state, WIS
| in its practical operation burden on
| interstate commerce and tax or
property beyond the limits OF Ka.
sas." The opinion closed as follows;
"A decree of custer such as ths
state asks could not be granted wita
out recognizing the validity of and
| giving effect to the unconstitutional
requirement that ~le telegraph com
panies on condition of it's being al
| lowed to do interstate business in
Kansas. should pay into the state
school fund given per cent Of It's
entire capital in the form Of feg
basel on all its property. business and
interests everywhere, including both
/ its interstate business and property
Srch decree is asked on the ground
that the company has refused to pay
| such fee
The state court ought to have ra
fused the affirmative relief asked and
/ RtNNitG9Et ANN pSLltt1H upph ttPt
ground that the condition sought to
| bo enforced was in violation Of the
| c0mercc and due TO press clauses N
the constitution. The right of tee
/ graph companies TO continue the
transaction of local business in Kar
! sas could not be made to depend up
| IN its submission TO the condition pre-
| scribed by that state, which Is hostile
both as To the letter ana spirit OF ths
constitution. The company is not
bound under any circumstances "a
surrender its constitutional exemption
from state taxation. direct or ind.
rect, in respect OF its interstate bus
mess and its property outside of the
state. any more than it would be EN-
bound to surrender any other righ
secured by the constitution.
In dissenting opinion Holmes de-
clared that the state had not under
taken to tax the Western Union blt
had simply fixed conditions whereof
the company could transact state bug
mess within the state
THE whole matter is left In tie
Western Unions hands. he said 1,
the license fee is more than the tod
business viii bear, 1t cen stop tia
business and avoid the fee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
STRANGE Occurrence in Church.

A peculiar accident happened in a
church at Ilford. Eng, one Sunday re-
Gently, which created no little stir
amongst the congregation. While Mrs
Isabella Lucas, was sitting with
friends in pew near the end of the
organ, one of the massive pipes fell
out and struck her on the head. in
ricting severe injuries. The doctor
who attended her said that but for
the force of the blow being broken
by thick bonnet which she was
wea ing the lady would certainly have
been killed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18

Schwartz, the statement alleges that
| that position was created for
Schwartz without warrant or law, his
salary raised from $1,000 as special
lagent to $4,000 as chief of field ser.
vice, or $500 more than his immediate
superior,
| Hitchcock suggested that there
were doubtless other excessive sala.
! ries and large expenditures paid out
| in this way, recommended an investi-
cation Of the statements made in an
Anonymous letter TO him that de-
clared that Ballingers system of files
so mixed, confused and betogged the
| iclerks of files and records that there
| Is now absolutely no one who knows
lanything about anything appertaining
to the office" requiring over 100
clerks against fifteen under the old
lsystem
Special agents, says Hitchcock,
/ have been selected from the clerks
lat Washington who continue to know
practically nothing Of the lands Of
1.-THE west or of fraudulent methods
or of law.
"Hitchcock's statement said
chairman Mcclure, of the committee
was based solely, he said to the
committee, on rumors We are going
to the bottom of the matter and /
have not determined that there is
any disposition on the part of the
members Of the committee to be
otherwise than fair to both Sides
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
MAN coNFEssEs MURDER.

Poughkeepsie, Jan. 17.-In the
presence Of his mother Frank Scher-
merhorn, in hospital, tonight con
fesed that he alone is responsible for
the death of Sarah Brymer, gov
erness, who was found strangled to
death at the Compton home at Mill
brook last Thursday Schermerhorn
says he was very drunk and did not
know what he was doing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18

Hurley, Wis, Jan 1.-THE dry
house at No. | shaft of the Windsor
mine, operated by Odanah Iron COM
pany, one miles west of Hrley was
dynamited todaq. o. Davis was
killed; Henry Grover, mine boss and
Capt. Camellio seriously injured, and
four Polish miners hurt Davis. who
was in charge of the dry house, was
disemboweled. Grover had leg
broken and lost one eye. Camellio
had leg broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
WANT HEARING PUSHED.

Washington. Jan. 17--Uniting witt
the counsel for the Bucks Stove and
Range Company, the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor today presented tc
tho supreme court of the United
States a request for the advancement
of the hearing of the cases between
the company and the federation, in
cluding the contempt proceeding
against Gompers. Mitchell and Morri
Enn
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
MAY PAY IN FULL,

Evansville. Jan. 1.-THE hope fol
the full payment Of all depositors oi
the First National Eank frightened
tonight with the statement by the di
reetors that the institution may be
able to repair the losses on loans out
of the capital and surplus and undi
yided profits. The directors have
served notice that the maximum oI
a hundred per cent may be demanded
from the stockholders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
FELL THREE STORIES
Benton, H., Woman Was Walking ir
Her Sieep--Was in ST, Louis
Hospital--Is Dying

ST. Louis, Jan. 17.-Mrs c. E. Wall,
of Eenton, ILL.,, fell G5 feet from mar
row coping along the third story OF
st, Johns hospital tonight while still
under the effects of an anaesthetic adj
ministered during an operation per
formed late this afternoon. She Is dy-
ing. The woman had been a sonam-
bulist. Being left alone after the op.
Grafton she gained access to the cop
ing from the window and stumbled,
falling to the pavement.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18

yided for in the bill introduced today
by Chairman Mondell of the house
committee on public lands. Mondell
also offered only one other of the
eight bills sent him by Taft and
Ballinger, which he approves, to al.
low more liberal assignments OF
homestead entries on reclamations.
Mondell say the president today
and afterward declared he was not
at loggerheads with the president AMI
not opposed to conservation, but OBJ
iected to four of the eight bills pre-
pared by Ballinger to carry out the
presidents wishes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
AMERICANSCHAL LENCED
BY French and German Aviators For
international Balloon and
AeropIane Contests,

Los Angles, Jan. 17.-President
Bishop of the Aero Club of America
today received telegram from Ger.
many and France containing chal
lenges for balloon flights, also a
challenge from France for a contest
to decide the ownership of the avia-
tion cup won by Curtiss at Rheims
for speed
Each country will have three en-
tries in the balloon contest. Eleven
countries which have affiliated aero
clubs are yet to be heard from.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
ONE KILLED IN EXPLOSION
THAT WRECKS MINE HOUSE

Fourteen sticks of dynamite with
the fuse partly burned were found
under an opposite corner Of the
building from where the explosion
occurred, and ten sticks of dynamite
We're found in the shaft at the second
level with fuse partly burned. Had
this dynafite exploded only the mine
entrance would have been blocked.
Had the explosion taken place ten
minutes earlier hundred men would
have been caught in the building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
ESTRADA DECLARES MADRlZ
Is PLAYING FOR TIME

Managua, Jan. Madriz has re-
ceiyed communication from Estrada
alleging that his @-sire to discuss the
peace question in Costa Rica was a
pretext to gain time. Madriz replied
protesting his sincerity in offering tC
send peace enyoys anywhere Estrada
desires. 1t Is reported that the gov.
ernment is short of ammunition and
is manufacturing hand grenades.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
PENSION SYSTEM WILL BE
NATIONS CURSE SAYS DIES

Washington, Jan. 17.-Representa-
tive Dies, of Texas, resigned from the
pension committee today In letter
to Cannon, Dies declared he is in IA
yor of general pension laws, and OPP
posed to private pension bills.
Every man on the payroll of the
government. from the president diwn
to the porters around the capitol, Is
anxious to have his pay increased"
declared Dies in his statement.
within a few days the president
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
CONSTABLE KILLS GIRL
Was infatuated With Her-Commtted
Suicide-Tragedy in Cafe
at Lasalle, III.

Lasalle, Jan. 17.--Edwin ID. Faber.
a Mendoza constable, shot and prob
ably fatally wounded Miss Sadie
Hauser in cafe this afternoon then
shot himself, falling dead over ner
body. Faber had written the girl.
with whom he was infatuated. yester.
day, saying: II am coming over to,
morrow to kill you" Entering the
cafe this afternoon he said:
II am here to keep my promise, :"
and commenced firing. Shot through
the head the girl fell to the floor. and
lie shot her again through the abdo-
men. The girl was taken to hos
pital.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18

announced himself in favor of pen
sioning government employees. Mean
time congress is spending nearl7
$loo-00o0oo month and the people
are groaning under the high living ex.
penses, II this continues 1t will soon
be worse than the militarism Of hi.
rope. There, every laborer must wori.
to support soldier In our case
every laborer viii be compelled I'd
work to support pensIoner ari
heartily opposed to the present sys.
tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
WANTS MISSOURI IMPROVED.

Washington, Jan. IA bill appro-
priating Immediately $I000000 and
eventually $40O0O,000 for the i'm.
provement of the Missouri river from
its mouth to Sioux City, Ia, was in
troduced today by Representative
Alexander, of Missouri The measure
provides that not over five million be
expended annually on the project
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
BANK WREckER CONVICTED.

Fargo. N. D.. AIN 17.--Judge Am!
don in the federal court this afte:
noon sentenced Andy II. Jones. for
mer cashier of the First Nationa
Bank of Rugby to ten years i'm
in the penitentiary
Leavenworth. Jones was convietu
of misappropriating the banks funds
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
SALVATION ARMY'S SUPPLY
HOUSE is CLOSED UP

Chicago, Jan, 1.-THE American
Salvation Army's chief supply house,
Chicago, was closed by the police to-
day on charge that it was being
operated for profit without city
license. The organization has national
headquarters at Philadelphia and is
distinct from the Salvation Army
founded by Gen. Booth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
NAMED FOR PosTMAsTERs.

Washington. Jan l7-The follow
ing are among a large number OF
nominations for postmasters sent to
the senate today: Illinois. osias
Riley. Champaign. Wisconsin,, John
H. Rohr, North Milwaukee,; Samuel
IS. Fineld, Ashland; VIM, D. Ssharner
Lacrosse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
DoxEY SAYS NOT GUILTY.

st. Louis, Jan. 17-Doctor Loren s.
lDoxey and wife, Dora, indicted ON a
charge Of poisoning William ]. Erier,
were arranged this afternoon ana
pleaded not guilty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY.

, The Sadie Lee Of the Lee Line
of steamers will leave Cairo Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock for Men,-
phis and all way landings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
TWO BILLS INTRODUCED.

Washington, Jan 1.-THE issuance
of $S0,o00,000 worth of ten year Q per
cent bonds for reclamation projects
desired by the administration is pro-
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-01-18
PRISONERS JOIN ESTRADA.

Washington, Jan. IA despatch
from the United States consul a
Bluetields states that all former pris
ones have joined Esffada's forces,
The Brinkley argus., 1910-07-01

AOUXCS SAAAS SWAO
 This is, without doubt, the greatest slaughter sale of Ladies Skirts we have ever had, and let us state right here, we have low cred the lowest prices of the other stores. Every skirt in this sale is made of superior fabric and in the very latest models.
 Your unrestricted choice of any $7 and $8 Voile Skirt &Q QE in our house for only epO.O1
 Your unrestricted choice of any $7 & $8 Brilliantine Q QE skirt in our house, only O.O1
 Your unrestricted choice of any $7 and S8 Panama 2 QE Skirt,in our house, only O.OI
 Your unrestricted choice of all other skirts not includ- Q AZ ed in the above lots, only ZsfI
The Brinkley argus., 1910-07-01
l5c Percales at % per yard

- ~ pCA J0A - You can't go amiss when you can buy merchandise like this at Sc per yard. These are yard wide shlrting and dress percales that are a1, made to sell for 15c per yard. we refuse to sell any to n- merchants at, per yard. :. 1C
 Economy Linen, full yard wide, leguiar l5c and 20c yard ln- values, clearance sale !. LUG Linen Sheeting, every thread warranted W. pure linen, full 9O-in. s wlde, used extensively for suits ana '.a Skirts; regular $1.25 on- a' clearance sale price o4C ;.l lf1sxon. Ia The genuine linen fin aa Sa flaxon, 35c quality, 0H. VII sale at, per yard. .... ZIG a.v" 'aAoh' Pretty sheer colored nsas usaon Tn dainty stripes and fig ta slss, ss,; also in white, bought ln- 'eil TOT 25c pr. yd., now l9C a,s snNgllsa N Long Cloth, the fam w;da SS NO. l6l in 12-yard bolts, yd. m!e riue, regular $2 bolt. A>1 n0 ms 'a'e' at a bolt 7 9l.39 b,s.ly English st Long Cloth, the cele- vi aSsG ~, MO- l5l, in 12-yd. bolts, ,I, Lo1s M1lde, worth s1.75 @a1n
 ''''' this sale, a bolt 9l.H ,.ia,i Indian Head, yard wide in solid aIar u's 2dc snd Sai stripes, reg, 1Qlr Embroidery, Nainsock and vorth vthpurg ' edge and insertion elearau m up to 2Oc per yard n-
 ''ce sale price pr, yd. VC sortmea.l r,nen laces. A wonderful as- vahase vhnaent l,l, to select from, A~
 Nes up to l5c yd. choice 4C !, vs!snsiene h.s edge and insertion ata SSeSn' SoIt l2 yd. bolts, 0nn
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The Brinkley argus., 1910-07-01
Dry Goods

In our Dry Goods Department there has been nothing left in re- serve, and when we shout prices they are here-piled high on our counters and otherwise displayed. You can not possibly resist these wonderful offerings. Its economy everywhere. Its time for you to save money on your clothes and your childrens' clothes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

da del viajero Sc halle bien la estima
bic CANA, que nasa una temporada
en- 81 norte en- union dc sus nifos.
Hay animation en- la ciudad pa
ra la celebrcacidn de las tradicion
les fiestas de Paseuas v en- muchas
casas de lamilas Sc llevara a efecto
la consahida cena de "noche buena
-Ha renesado de Coamo la dis
tinwl.da familia Renitez Benitez que
paso alb una corta ternporada.
I'm la casa de Ia familia Herrera
Geieel en santuYce, han hecho iii
-clrloso' ..nacirniento" al que po
dra visltarse dentro de algunos dias.
Is una ohra de verdadero merito.
los estahlecimientos que ven
den llrellctes en- Ia eludd Sc han visto
9mple amenfe llenos De comprado
reg desde "a mahsna de aver Y todo
Fl dia he hoy.
-Iespues de un largo viaje Tor
Enrors ha reereSaea q San Juan el
COMO a" lokeD Gliilelmo Rubert.
Gel AFRO romercio re esta ciudad Y
'-mado aGgi Rlenyenldo.
& paral7arf.a d. ias obras en-
Ia csi.. dei ParGi.e FL San talrce. de- 3
aGueNa via IN 1ifleiles tendicicnes
ie trs'lco para el veeindario cue resi-
Dc desof Ia esqruna de h acai,e de San
Nareo hsci4 y Psraua = dire cue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24
NO1AS Y NOT|c|AS.

Ell municipio de la citldad solici
ia I'm anticipo para hacer obras de
pavimen taci6n en Ia calle del Hipo
doromo de Santurce. Los vecinos y
propietarios en- aquel lugar contribu
yen para costear elgasto de construc
cion de aceras.
Los profesores de instruction
publica Sres. Carlos Y. Errutia. Jai
me Montoya y Francisco Padilla in
vitan para los eiercicios escolares
cue con escojido progama preparan
para el dia de hoy.
Hay ANN aci6n para concurrir
esta noche d la traditional misa de
gallo cue Sc efeetuara en- la iglesia
catedral de IA ciudad. En- Sanmrce
habIa nisa tamben.
I'm IA mahsna De boy sabado
10 habia ileeado alm q eofreo de los
Esfados Inidos Aaora - ole l.cga
el yapor cue oondutc ID orfespon
dencla con un ola de ttrazo como
oeurra con les barcos dc menos an
dar en- Ia Inca cue haze Fl serv;eio.
slr.o que pasa de dos dias olretrazo.
-El Gepartamernto del Interior
Ceblera dIsponer el arreglo del trnzo
&c via que conGslce al muelle iel
Qaartesnl aster qEe esfa poeo me
nos Gle !ntrsnslfalle Con eciar ALI
alginos amos Ge asea.o ~ se ase
gars q bier cslaGo u III -ltio de
lanto trsnslto.
- ON notiyo &c noti6ias reeif6cas
er. d fluGaa re:peCt9 Gt .nierrae lad
O. d dlstLelloa senors NAia Lopez
re .islord eraha4ea rsrs ~ i-t4
COS Jnidos IN i '.-'.m9 spor Il Is
poso dc L ezpressda 5.dora Dr. As
iord Deseancs cse Z h lleca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

Cuando I'd. quiera viajar dele razon con Swiggett
Bross. San Juan H, E. Gates Ponce xarantiza-
mos Ia nejor atencion Tenemos un empeado especial
servicio es el deber de el buscar uno que pueda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24
NO MAS CANAS
ST el surtido de calzado v de esnui

siel surtido de calzado y de esqui-
sta perfumeria es de 10 mas elegante
y de mejores fabricas, el relupenece-
dor que ofrece a su amplia clientele
es Popular" del Sr. America Salas
el producto de indiscutible merito
No mos canas" es la divisa del
huen producto que vlene en- peque-
hos frascos a POGO costo V ofrece al
pdblico ell conocido establecimiento.
Tambien Sc ha lecibido abono para
flores "Bonora" a 25 centavos lati-
ia. Nueva narca de calzado "Sels"
No hay mas aha Para los proximos
bales elegantes modelos de calzado.
Para el melor aspecto de cabello v
barba no mas canas' y para vues
tras flores la "Bonora" In ell .Po
pular".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

UVVCH 10U0AAV GNI0seO z % As0 = 81 uAsss
Srs. Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Mus Sefores mioa @pirijo Vds. esta,
para hacer constar los nlaravillosos re.
sultados que he obtenido tnmdndo su
preparado, Ia Peruna. Por espacio de
cuatro meses estrve padeciendo dc
e1pectoracion = esplltos de sangre, de.
bido Ala congestion del pulm6n derecho.
Tome infinidad de preparados de mucha
fama, y cuando u perifa las esperan.
zas de curarme, el eminente Doctor Don
Rafael Suarez Bruno me recet6 la Peru.
N, & touar una cucharada antes de cada
comida. AL terminsr el primer frasce
habfa desaparecido por complete ID
e1pectoraci6n; y para asegurar mi res
tablecimiento, tome cuatro frascos
mas. AL POGO tempo tuve un fuerte c.
tarro, nuevamente empece 4 tomaS
Peruna me euro en- tres dias.
De vds. Afmo. y S. 8.
Armando ]. Perez,
Galiano rs, Habana, Cubs.
Ell gran medico americana, DIR. s. B.
Hartman, la ha recetado { sus pacientss
por 40 ahos- siempre con exito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24

listed estd deseando encontrar una
buena colocaci6n u sinembargo, q na-
die Sc 10 dice. Las gestiones que por
medic de amigos estd hacienda resuL-
tan con frecuencln lnfructuosas. Tie
ne por delonte atn million de alnas que
lgnoron su deseo. ePor que no anun-
c1o usted 10 que desea? La Correspon-
denc5a ofrece d usted un etacaente me-
dlo de publlcldod. 81 CANA tempo,
ahorrard dlneno, y el modesto dlspen-
dlo de un anuncio, ls proporclonard
el nds econ6m1co medic de realazar
sus aspiraclones. No uacllc en- esto.
listed encontr6 el mundo hecho, 9 asi
son las cosds del muqdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-24
En- Ell institute de Laja5'
Esta it'll INSTITUTION ofrecera
hoy a sus alumnos el arbol
de nayidad.
El acto ira precedido de bonitos
nimeros de I'M selecto pre-.
grana.

Esta lltil institution que flncions
en- Palm arejo bajo Ia direction dc
los senores Juan Ortiz. Fernando ]
Rodl y ]. ". Harris, personas de re
conocida ilustracion, han orsaniza-
do con la cooperation de las no me-
nos ilustradas profesoras Srtas. Lau-
ra Espada, Rosa Ramirez, Emilia
Grant, Emilia Martinez y Emilis
Frank, como miembros de Ia conf
sion, la TRADITIONAL fiesta de Navi-
dad con Que aquel centro educativo
obsequia todas los amos a los ninos
de la localidad.
FL acto Sc llevara 4 efecto hoy sa-
bado "a, con arreglo al siguiente
programa::
'.Eierclc,os de Ia Mrde. A las tres
en- punto la Banda Escolar que diri-
ge el Prof. Sr. de Ia Paz acompa
nara a los alunnos a un paseo esco-
lar Dor Ia "Avenida del Institute
anunciando que la fiesta ha empeza-
do.
A las cuatro Sc veriflc aran eierci-
clos de callstenia acompanados por
la orouesta.
A las cinco Sc dara TN banquete
4 los nihos que componen dicha ban
da.
A las siete y media empezara Ia
velada, con ell siguiente orden:
Primera pare--Sinfonia por la
orquesta que dirige el oompetente
Prof. Don .Justo de Ia Paz.
.Segu,ada parte.-Dlscursos de
apertrura por el Prof. F. J. Rodil
Tercera Parte JESUS Nuesua
Esperanto. Poesia, recitada por &C
sar Ramirez.-"La Noche Mejor7
Poesia, por Adelina Shroder.-" Las
Cuatro Navidades' Cuadro, por De
LA Ramirez Adelina Shroder, Ange
Lea y Carlota Ortiz.-"El Naei
miento de Jesus Poesia por Eduar-
do Noriega.- .Providencia' Poe
STA por Emilia MARTINEZ Ell Es-
tudio" Poesia por Mara Teresa Or.
ticz.-"La Siembra' Coro, por va
rios ninos.-". Amor Y Nirtlld' Dia-
logo, por Maria Toro y Emilia Grant
La Escuela" Cuadro, por la Srta.
Rosa Cruz .Aviles y varios ninos.-
Norma Violin con acompana-
miento de Piano, por la Srta. Laura
Espada.-aAstro de Luz. Coro, por
un grupo de ninos.
Cuana pGJte .-Cerrara el acto el
Lcdo. Arturo NJ. Davila ouien delei-
tara al auditorio con la sublime poe
sia sParentesis.o
A los cuadros del hernoso himno
"Noche de Paz, "cantado por todos
los concurrentes, pasaran los nihos
al patio donde les espera el Arbol de
Nduddd.