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New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
ROOSEVELT TO SElDEL
Mayor of Milwaukee Resents Ar
tICle on Socialism.

] Milwaukee, Sept Soon after ex-Presf-
I dent Roosevelt arrived here TO-DAY ne
found himself involved in Il controversy
with Emil Seidel the Socialist Mayor. who
/ had declined TO act On the reception com
r1tttee which welcomed the colonel to Nil
waukee
| In contribution to The Big Stick 4
| newspaper published by the Milwaukee
/ Press Club for this occasion, Mayor SeioeI
stated that eff Mr.. Roosevelt comes 70
/ Milwaukee holding the same ideas which
( he expressed in an article published hv him
/ March 20, 1899, IL is clear that he cannot
serve the cause OF honesty and decenCy
in American political life
1T Is possible that have misunderstood
the article stated Mayor Seidel hut in
asmuch as I an z Socialist anG as he has
designated Socialism as a thing which Is
against morals and religion, 'abhorrent.
evolting'-wtich would replace the family
and home life b. glorious state of free
asyIurn'-I am sure that he will be pleased
that I an not personally connected with his
reception N the CITY.
Charging the ex-President with d Gun
ming and deliberate purpose TO create Z
| false impression. Mr.. Seidel declared that
the visitor could lay no claim 70 the right
Of preaching either morality or religion or
civic righteousness
On seeing this statement Mr Roosevelt
On this trip 7 have made no partisan
Poiucel speeches, and shall not break
III OLiS4l 1tt nov EJ l4SCuSSlLs tiLLHl
the state party matters or the municipal
party matters, and at present. Of course.
tie dominant municipal party in Milwaukee
IS The Socialist party. If any one wishes
70 know my views on what is usually call
I'd socialism, he viii find them SET out in
such fashion that II is impossible 10 mis-
interpret or raisunderstand Them, in the
articles 70 which the Mayor in his letter
refers, and I advise him 70 read the
drucleS themselves and not what the
Mayor says of them
The Press Clubs special publication The
Big Stick. especially disavoWed respon-
E1bility for the Mayors utterauces. say
ing that Mr. Roosevelt will understand
that Mtlwaukee's welcome is none the less
wholeheartsd-hardly the less unanimous
because the Mayor has seen fr 70 voice
SociaIfstic dislike for the former Pres
dent
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

L,e Toilette had carried the primaries by
large majority. and was asked If he
had anything to say on the subject He
replied he had been told that an effort
would be made in the near future to de
feat la Toilette. and added that he
could not believe that was true. as such
conduct would be from every point of
view an outrage and deliberate viola
tion OF good faith
The eS-Presideut called attention to
the fact that he had taken the same po-
sition in regard TO the election of Gov
ernor Cham berlain by 8 Republican Leg
Islature, despite the fact that the Gov
ernor vas a Democrat, and that the
Legislature was Republican, and that
more recently he had. in Sioux Falls,
taken the position that regulars who had
been named for Congress at the prima-
ries should receive the loval support Of
All Republicans. both regular and insur-
gent
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

ST. Paul. Sept. Clifford Pinchot- when
informed of the events at the Balltnger-
Pfnchot committees meeting, beyond say
ing That is very interesting news had
absolutely nothing to say. He said he
would make no statement
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
Changed the Programme

The committee in charge Of Mr. Roose-
welt reception made 2 serious error
when Il failed to submit to him the pro-
graHnne il had arranged for his day in
this city. As a consequence. he was
compelled completely to revise 1t. with
the result that many We're disappointed
at his mona appearance. visit to i
Woman 6 Missionary Society he struck
out entirely A public reception he can
oeIled. and Z visit 70 a Hygienic Con-
gress. which was holding a picnic st
White Fish BAY he inserted
The forenoon Mr. Roosevelt devoted 10
visiting the boys and the girls trade
schools. both Of which are exceptionally
well equipped. and in his estimation are
doing adnirs bic work. AR Roosevelt
displayed the greatest interest IN the
work Of the children. listening with ap-
parent interest 70 = discourse on the
construction OF underwear and congrat-
uIating both the children and the teach
ers on the practical work they were &C
com plishing He admired the hats
trimmed by the girls and the various OBJ
jects made by the bows, and tasted the
pot soup made by one Of the children,
TO her intense delight No girls educa-
ton Is complete without Just this sort Of
education" declared the colonel No girl
is properly educated who has not learned
the arts which viii make her 2 good
housekeeper and good mother, and If
need arises will ena bic her to earn liv
ing wage"
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
FIVE WOULD CONDEMN
SECRETARY BALl|NGER
Dispute in Congress Investigat-
ina Committee Over Legal
ity of Vote.
NO QUORUM, SAYS NELSON
Representative Madison, Repub-
liean 1nsurgent, Joins with
Democrats Who Would
Also Gust Secretary.

Minneap apolis Sept Condemnation Of
the course oT Richard A BaIlinger in the
administration of the Department Of the
Interior. Of which he is secretary. and a.
declaration that he should no longer be re-
tatned in that office. are contained in q
resolution adopted today by FIVE members
of the Congress committee which has been
trvestiga ting the Balling ger-Pinchot contro-
versy. These f1ve-four Democrats and one
Renublican-sav that their vote ts binding
on the committee as whole. This, how
ever, is disputed by the three other mem
hers Of the committee who we're present
to-day.
Only five of the twelve members Of the
COMMITTEES voted for the adoption Of the
resolution which was offered by Rep-
resentative E H Madison, Of Kansas, an
in nsllrgent Republican, as a substitute for
the one previously presented by Senator
Duncan u Fletcher DemocraD, of Florida
Consequently, the question has arisen as
TO what action. If any, the full committee,
when IT is present. viii take later,
Representatives James and Graham and
other Democratic members, MAINTAIN thac a
quorum was present, despite the fact that
Senator Nelson. Republican. chairman Of
the committee had stated in the meeting
that there was no quorum During the
session no member had raised the point OF
no quorum. and Representative James con-
tends that the adoption Of the resolution
has the effect of expressing the views OF
majority
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
BELIEVES NEW PARTY FORMED

St Paul, Sept IA dinner given by the
St Paul Roosevelt Club tonight was at
tended by about three hundred Reputli-
cans
President II. T HaIbert OF the club. IN
Introducing Senator Moses r. Clamp. OF St
Paul, as toastnaster, referred 10 q banquet
given bv the club last June where the for
nation OF z new party within the lines OF
the old political parties had been predicted
This prediction. he said, had been realized
with The advent of the Progressive move
nlent with Mr. Roosevelt as its leader
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
Folded IN Their Arms.

Milwaukee gave the ex-President 3
great reception. He was cordially
cheeTed at the railroad station and al
the hotel and all along the line Of his
tour OF the training schools he was en-
Enthusiastically greeted by hundreds Of the
children and adults One Of the pleasant
incidents was his visit to the DeutsCher
Club. where he went. as he himself said.
as sn uninvited guest The call was not
on the programme, but Nr- Roosevelt
declared that no visit TO Milwaukee
would he complete without 4 visit TO
this club which had extended 10 him SO
ROYAL 3 welcome on former occasions,
and there could be no question Of the
hospitality Of the club to-day
With arms locked around Nr- Roose-
velt. the members who met him at the
gate Chanted their song Of welcome.
'-Hoch soil Ct lehen. Eech soil er leben,
Eoch soil er leben. 6ref nal hoch-'' To
say that the colonel was delighted would
be far short Of stating the fact. Beside
2 bouuteousIy loaded table the colonel
was greeted first in English and then in
German and when he rose 80 reply he
told the members that he had related
70 the Emperor, in Berlin. the generous
and delightful reception he had received
from the club seven years ago. a re
ception which had lasted until q m
and that If vas his pleasure and his
privilege 70 convey to the Deutscher
Club the compliments and regards of the
Emepror- The cheers which greeted this
statement can he more easily ina sined
I than described.
This evening NT- Roosevelt was the
guest Of the Nfilwa ulee Press Club at
an informal dinner This IS one Of the
best press clubs IN the country. and IL
il the honor Of 7 visit Never did he
show his renarksb BILE ability to say the
right thing at the right time 10 better
advantage or display more notably his
ability 10 remember names and faces
Ha recalled every newspaper man he
had ever met before, had Z plea SAINT and
appropriate word 70 say 70 each. and
gave the members the utmost eniov-
H7ent, not forgetting 10 pay due homage
70 the clubs sacred marble cat
AIr- Roosevelt viii remain during the
night in Milwaukee and VIII leave at an
early hour for Freeport, Ill. and to-mor-
row evening VIII make one Of the inpor-
tant addresses Of his trip at the banquet
given in his honor by the Hamilton Club
before which club he first gave utter
snCe to his now famous EXPRESSIONS.
the big stick and the square DEAL
.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

Seattle, Sept 7.-Secretary Balltnzer,
when the Minneapolis bulletins Of the pro
ceedirgs Of the Congressional committee
we're read to him. said he did not wish to
make anv comment.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
GET YOUTH AS SAFE RossEE.

a youth seventeen wears old, who gave
his name "a Albert Sullivan, and who said
his home was In Kansas City. was arrested
il Jersey CITY yesterday on a charge or
burglary He had sl54 on his person The
police sav he confessed To having broken
into a store and smashed the Eafs with
sedge hammer
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

mlnso tna1 some action be taken at to-
Gays session. and Immediately after the
meetlng was called to order Senator
Fletcher offered his resolution declaring
MT. Bai1nser unfit for the very responsi-
Die position he holds and stating that the
puni1c good demands his prompt removal
from said office The substitute by Mr.
Madison. which was adopted. followed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
Baseball en- Caguas.
Aumenta cada dia ell entr
siasmo por este sport.
Sc han celebradO variOs desa-
fioS y hay OtroS concertadoS
para muy pr0ximO.
De nuestrO corrcsponsal

Fehrero 2S.-Sigue incrcccndo Ii
animaci6n por el deporte de bas'
bull. Hay cinco teams organizados y
uno embrion. FL domingo anterior
al pasado hubo en- la "I.iga Soils
un desafio entire cl "Savarona' V e
"Valcnciano" de Juncos.
Fl domingo paSado Sc efectll6 otro
match en- la liga lie .Juncos entire los
teams Latino de eSta " "Nalencia
no de aquel. Mahana domingo cele-
brara su Inauguration el team "Te-
legrafo" con el Latino"
Los Inspectors del departameE
to de Sandal. SreS. Torres Y Ronda
participant que habiendo reconocido
la leche que Sc cNpendia en- la
mahana del dia IS Ell los prestoS de
San Juan V Puerta de TERRA, result
to ser toda de buena calidad.
Dr.. G. W. Shepard, dc la isla Gu
lebras. informa haberSe preSentado
ALI un case de difteria ell cual ha sido
debidamente aislado V Se han toma-
do todas las medidas oportunas para
evitar su propagation.
FL sargento Diaz del Puesto de
policia de Santurce. presto un buen
servicio la Biblioteca IBsular en- La
investigation del hurto Y venta de
dos libros pertenecientes a la secci0n
circulante de dicha BibliOteca. FL
delincuente fuf capturalo, V en- la
corte municipal dc San Juan le i'm
pusieron dos me>es lie prisi6n.
Los librns inGresarUn nuevamente
en- Ia Biblinteca.
Del di>trito de Humacao comuni-
can que en- el barriO Anton Ruiz"
de aquella jurisdiction, varios inui-
viduos promovieron una rina tumul-
tuoSa. saliendn varios individuos
V una muier heri,los. FL origen de
esta reyerta fuj motivado por una
lugada al monte. Toios han sido
arreStaiOS.
Del d:Srri &c Juana Diaz comu-
nican cl arnr<rn del individuo Juan
Rodri-lcz tel harrin "Tijcras" por
herir '"r' un pal" i i"~ individuos
Bauti-r C"b Il Y Rodulfo Rodriguez
ianla< ~gl> h"1nanas .Adela. Abigail
V el s,ilor Eiganio el testimonio de
nuestro pt>ane sLesro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01
POR la CUL-
TURA PATR|A.
Brillante conferencia
escolar en- San Lo-
renzO.
Profesores de Caguas con-
currieron al acto.
FL acto resalto muy lucido y los
tomas tratados faeron iutere-
santes, demostrands los con-
ferencistas poseer profandos
cenocimieHtos de nuchas ra.
mas del Sabor humane.
De nuestro co,responsal.

| Caguas, Feb. 25.-A mediados
del corriente mes llegaron a San Lo
renzo losprofesores de Caguas acom
panados del supervising principal
Theodore l.. NORM y amigos, con
objeto de asistir a la conferencia pc
dag6gicas que Sc celebraron en- aquel
Estas empezaron por Ia manana y
terminaron las tres de la tarde. Ell
espacioso salon, estaba decorado con
exquisite gusto y tan completamen-
te lleno que era pequeno para conte-
ner La nutrida y selecta concurrencia
que 10 invadia. Habl6 primeramente
Mr.. T. L. NORM, inspector de Es-
cuelas del Distrito, exponiendo ell
objeto del meeting: luego di6 una
clase sobre estudio de la naturale-
"a, la simpatica profesora Srta. Ca
talina Baez. Tambien disertaron So
bre varios otros temas las senoritas
Garriga, Arenas, Vazquez y otras
que sentimos no recordar. I
Recuerdo con agrado aquella pie
yade graciosas y alegres Evas, unas
triguenas, encantadoras, de ojos ne
gros como mis- penas: otras rubias de
ojos azules como el cielo todas con
diminutas bocas llenas de sinceridad
y amor.
Todo era allf algeria y animation
y me decia 20 para mis- adentros;; ;;''es
impossible no wolverine loco, ante tan
ia belleza y hermosura."
A las II la concurrencia fue OBJ
sequiada con un lunch" organizado
por los ,profesores de San Lorenzo,
y las simpaticas senoritas profeso-
ras Baez y Vazquez, Sc multiplica-
ban para atender s todos sus COM
paheros: y justo es que Sc olga que
hubo verdadero derroche de conf
das, dulces y refrescos.
Yde la banda Sque diremos? Es
ia compuesta por escolares de
San Lorenzo estuvo de modo exec
lente ejecutando un sinnumero de
ponitos valses y danzas.
Muy explendido y concurrido re-
sulto dicho meeting: todo cuanto he
dicho, resulta palido ante 10 hermo-
so de Fl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01

| New York. Mario 1.-El Comlt'
naval aprob0 el bill para remover
los restos del crcero nortcamerlca-
no Naiac,que zozobni i causa dc IL
ma explosion ocurrida cl aho l>o> en-
la bania dc la Habana, E.*ta rcsolu-
ciGn del comltG naval ohedecc Il rel
teradas petic;ones hcchaS por cl 60
hierno cubano con ci propo>lro dc
guitar ese obStaculo dc la bahia dc
la capital, cuyo casco q'Ic eSti i muy
poca distancia de Ia COSTA O. un cons
tante peligro para la> cmharcaclo-
mes.
New York. marc Los pode-
res han comrnzado i -cSIienar Ia re-
concialacidn entire H., glhlnctcS de
Sofia V ConstantinoplA i fin dc cvi-
tar I'm rompimientn lie hostilidaicS.
FL gohiernn otomann ha SISpendldu
la orden de moviiizacion dc ,rnpa> y
el avance lie las guarniciones dc An
drinopoli Y CSkup. Bulgaria por >u
parte ha sIsp.ndiin "a reconccntra-
ci6n de tmpas en- la Humelia Oricn-
tai, 10 que hacc esperar on I'm arrr-lo
amistoso entire amboS pndcrcS.
New York. mario l.-El sultan
de Marrueco< ha miornadr hoy al
gabinete de Paris la re>olucida dc Ill
gobieno lie indemnizar a Franria
con la suma de doce millOne> dc iran
cos por los dahos Y perjulciOs ocu-
rridOS i sus subditos en- Ca>ablanca.
New York, mario l.-De>pachos
de Madrid dan cuenta de los serio>
di.turbioS o.urridos ell Bilbao a con
secuencia de las manifeStacione< de
proteSta del partido clerical contra
la resolution del gObiernn de peruii-
tir el e>tahlecimiento de las escucls>
laica< en la peninsula. De- Ia mani
fes,acion - produjo un rumulto rp-
sgIitam,i" muchOs heriinS rnntu~,S.
FL cnsenadnr de NizcAva ha IN
fnrmAdn IL resollIci6n de- caranrizs-
el nrieH a tods costa. LoS clerical,--
han >oiicItadO Ia prOteccion de Ia,
autoEII2deS para gGsaIizar sus Vi
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Sensible faI|ecimiento
en- Ia Cidra.

Aver recibi6 cristiana sepultura en-
la Cldra nuestro compatriota el Sc
nor Hector Aruti Tanconi. Por sus
eXcelentes dotcs personales, capt6 la
estlmaci6n de cuantos lie tratamos.
En- la vecina republica de Santo
Domingo dondr reside durante mu-
chos amos, fernando un hogar V afec
clones carlslmaS, ocup6 puestoS dc
confianza, durante la presidencia dc
don Juan ISidro Gimenez, a cuyo 90
biemo consagr6 su vida V esfuerzoS
mereciendo la alta estimation que el
caudillo del jincnismo lie tuvo STEM
pre.Su srrojo Y temeridad en- los com
bates le hlzo a,lquirir un s6lido pres
tigio entire suS >oldados a los q. mas
de una vez llevi a la victoria, alcan-
zando por m|rltos de guerra el gra
do de general dr bngada En- los luc
tuosos acontcrlmlentos que Sc desa-
rrollarun durante los amos 1905 a
9O6, contra Il gobierno de Morales.
en- la sangricnla jornada del asalto
Y toma de I.aNrga por las tropas de
Guayubin fu6 herido v derrotado.
Hecho prlsi"nero fue sacado a media
noche de la TORE del Homenajc pa
IA ser pasado por las armas. En- el
momeuto fatal,cl presidenteMorales,
en- un in>tante lie escrGpulo de con-
ciencia retire la orden de ejecuci6n
cuandO IA It encontraba amarrado
en- las dos argollas de Ia muralla del
historico igaGcntjco. Desde entonces
retirado cn c<Icra de meior OCCASION
para volvcr dr nuevo q La lucha Dor
sus ideal,->. viyi6 retirado en- Matan-
zas consagrado i la educaci6n musi
cal. Su mlnO. fu6 siempre albergue
inso>pcch;shlr ,ie Ia amistad V su CO.
raz6n vasrr'~o rStuvo sIempre al ser
viclo del hicn Y del deber.
Dcscancc III raZ el alma del malo-
gradO cnmGa'ri"ta V reciban sus ia
miIiares ~l-.clalmente las estimabIes
mucho temp dcspues tu6 que Sc qui
so con dog Iic-nardo.
Continia e1 u pzgina "a
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POR CABLE.

das Y propiedadeS rScriamente anne
.nazadas por los anticlericales. Los
diarios liheraleS acu>an Il los mani
fe>tantes de haber provondo el con
/ fic,o con el proposito de crearle di-
ficuitadeS 4 las eeStloneS del gobier-
no
New York. MARIO l.-Telegrafian
de Londres que el gobierno qultara
i los loreS el poder de lntervenlr en-
los a>untos de Hacienda, deiando a
las cimaras de los comune> las res
ponsabilidadeS y terechos para resol
yer los asuntos de las iinauzas naclo-
males. Los lores >e mueStran lrrecon-
ciliahle> ante la perdida de esta pre-
rrogatlva. Sc cree que sIrgrdn nue.
vo> c"nhlrtoS Cuva> con>ecuenclas
pueIen ser peligrn>as para la- insti-
tUcloneS acIualcS.
New Ior. MARI" Tn despacho
de Pckin informa p'r aquel gobierno
pnr indi"acion"~ tel pre>liente Taft
ha orgaaizaE" ia iu>rildcIon de Ia
Cruz Roia.
New Iork nrr1n T. Tn telegra-
ma lie Idaho ,t,. '.,.r-.ta lie una catas-
troic ocuri3a .n',roIseville, perts
necirn'c i a1uel "~'aIo. Una avalan-
cna Il" !it'vc >rPI..' 2l personals.
Los dailo~ caI~asi"s son lie gran con
>iicracion "~p.ciAIn1ente en- los sem
hr;uin> q"r III cia'i parte ,iel distrit0
a.ricola nan quedado arruinados to
talmcntc.
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clones respecto de 81 Sc trata de ad-
auirir un nuevo retrato o de pagar
el Cue hay va en- uno de las salas del
tribunal supreme, V d petici6n del
Sr. Diaz-Navarro queda el proyecto
sobre la mesa en- tanto Sc obtienen
mas precisos informes.
Vienen informados los provectos
s7-29-32-9S Y go Para Ia orden del
dfa de hoy Y de maiiana.
Tn ::"torO" P. de C. ~. Para ven
der un solar en- P. de TERRA i la COM
pahia de ferrocarrileS. Este proyect-
cocasion6 el aiio pasado un largo
debate v fue derrotado despues dc
una fuerte oposiei6n del ST. GiOrge-
Centinta en la pkgina "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-01

"A ulCU1U uld ut HOy CelcDFC
una larga conferencia con ell gobel
nador Cotton el Lcdo. Sr. J. Her
nandez Lopez, presidente del Co.
legio de Abogados.
-Ha sido acknowledgements comen;
tado q. Ell TEMPO de esta ciudad
guardara silencio aver en- la lucha
que con un peri6dico de Ponce hs
sostenido en- estos dfas. Corren ru-
mores de que ell diaro republican,
de San Juan, esta resuelto a dejar
que liable solo su colega de Ponce.
-Leyose aver con mteres ell te-
legrama que Mr.. Olmsted ha comu-
meade a la lsla tratando de levantar
toda culpa de la comisi6n del colegio
de abogados q. inform6 ante ell CO.
mite que Mr.. Olmsted preside. Mu-
chas personals opinan q. este es un
nuevo padrino de aqueila comision.
-Se asegura que el presidente del
partido republicano y cl comite que
preside, han dado instrucclones a la
comisi6n que ellos proyectan enviar
a Washington, para que ALI dehen-
dan la ciudadania americana como
el congreso la q uiera dar, asi como
tamblen ell proyecto de ley Olmstcd
Algunas personals consideran esa &C
titud inverosimil porque no Sc entien
de que nadie pida la ciudadania de
los Estados Unidos y al mismo item
po solicite que Sc lie resten derechos
y privilegios que en- el bill Olmsted
estan restados. Para probar este Sc
recordaba anoche en- algunos circu-
los politicos la actitud iracunda de
ciudadanos americanos nacidos en-
los Estados Unidos y residences hoy
en- Alaska q. estan peleando ahora
con la administration porque esta
pretende gobernar aquel pals por
medic de ofciales del gobierno.
-Algunos concentrates Sc han he
cho al ser conocida la noticia de que
ell consejero Mr.. Hoyt actualmente
en- Washington informaria ante el
comite de asuntos insulares acerca
de cuestiones de Puerto Rico y que
declarara que en- su opinion los puer-
torriquenos son va ciudadanos de
los Estados Unidos. Es general la
creencia de que 81 Mr.. Hoyt afrma
ESQ, afrmara la verdad, puesto que
es generalmente conocido que los
son ciudadanos de
los Estados Unidos hasta tanto que
Ell congreso no legisle en- contrario
de 10 que resulta que los nativos de
Puerto Rico han sido despojados del
derecho a ser considerados como ia
les ciudadanos hasta que Ell poder le-
gislatiwo de Ia nacion no olga cosa en-
contrario, q 10 cual tiene perfecto de
rccho. Sc deciaen ell comentario que
en- esta OCCASION los norteamericanos
que Sc oponen considerar a los puer
torrlquefios como paisanos mo saben
10 que Sc pescan, y los puertorrique
hos que andan pidiendo Ia ciudada-
aia 8 sea una cosa que va tienen ante |
,ldeecho constitutional americana, !:
sstan probando una gran apreciable ,
de 10 que ticnen entire ma
los.
Aver fuf aprobado por unanimi
dad en- tercera lectura ei bill hume
70 lOl de la camara presen-
ado por los senores Maticnzo
'intron, Acuna V Soler en-
ue Sc provec para dotar al pobla
o de Palo Seco de un ancon que sir
a de comodidad a aqucl poblado. |
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Ia Sra. de Schluter regaI6 a la
hihhoteca in~ular IN hbro titulado
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine. Dor
john Fox, Jr., que ha sido puesto al
~r-vicio pdblico.
Del distrito de Caguas comunican
~ Ell el barrio Placita, de aquella
sir:daf. hubo I'm conato lie ircendio
at .a casa de NicolaS Acevedo. La
cuaI eStaba habitada pOr Carmelo
Qulhonez, hsbiendO sido inmediata-
mente sofocsdo Dor la polieis y Ell
pueblo.