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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
InterTnountain
Country Wants
Place in Cabinet

DENVER, Nov. 22.-The Denver
Post today prints the following from
It's Washington correspondent dated
Washington:
A formidable movement will be
made to gain representation for the
intermountain country In Presider'
Hardings cabinet. In an Interview
Monday Senator phipps declared that
the intermounta.n region Is entitled
to representation. Representative
Vale also Is Of that view.
Governor Cox, whom he was In
Colorado. promised In tho ovcnt OF
his election to appoint western man
secretary of interior and II In to be
expected Senator Harding will do the
"a me- said Vale. Asked who would
nn the job acceptably. he said we
have a number OF men right In Dem
yer who would fill the bill In most
acceptable manner
senator Phipps is being mentioned
for place In the cabinet but u IL
doubtful whether he would accept
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Interesting Addresses GiUen
In the Sectional Programs

silver city. read very able paper
on THE Training OF a Supervisor"
This was followed by general dis
cussion. Miss Jessie shel.ingow. a
county supervisor from Indiana. a
visitor at the meeting. made a snort
talk.
ANY one can sing who has a good
ear and a good physique" Mrs. Adah
Pierce Winn OF the music depart
ment OF the Silver city Normal
school made this statement in a plea
for special music training Tor school
teachers. Children Initiate the voice
of the teacher and Il the teacher does
not sing and breathe correctly, tho
children will not learn to sing In tho
proper manner, she said.
Miss Mahelle shelton, chairman OF
the music section, told OF the work
OF music supervision IN the Albuquer-
que pubic schools, OF which she has
had charge for the past three years.
She explained her process OF develop
ing large singing group OF boys and
girls In the high school by building a
foundamol OF music interest and
practice in the lower grades. The
music and art SUPERVISORS will have
breakfast together tomorrow morn
tcontinnrd on ngs. 'wo.i
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Convention Notes

u,..ft.. .. 80,
Nt.,,,,i '"shs s,n y; y IllinsHy OF the New
a,'5 - D. l oVIlool "i Mines at socorro
49, 1,,,,. o,'asor r. II. Wells Of the geo.
,.fs,,,.,.,'',', " nun vt"i"sy department arc
Uneii institution at the
~ irolehsor Wells VIII
~, uh auul'SS. on OIL and ghs geo.
-. at ''' S'lehce association tcmor-
Hi,.. No.,
Hiss aiss ruin boan' domestic science
-, ".'", W INC haton schools. is
III WIN silss MARY Tanguary and
IN Nruse, Two students. Miss
,.,,, Iiso OF .ne hlgh schoel fac
~ ntIe Mlas i.illie Hennigan,
S nuMS eiscteu county superintendent
m ml.ut' Nvli"N county " attending the
'",INs,i''on. ,,'',1I'l
il'r uhu Whiers are being served
~ W une pnseHent ~ the high school
nulllhs Jus' peiore noon during the
.hIce uays OF the convention. Girls
., a,"u' Wv ,,, uuI,l's.l' sirehcc DEPART
''vlt u'y nc,'ns hs mattresses
,,, S"lu LNn'h ol lawson ana
MISSES Dora l'odoy ana Nichols OF
N"vu'ci. y, W. are r'sihlcr'd IN the
- ~ ~, a.
MISS ia"el NoEnnnur OF hogers'
Arh" wno u teh,hing IN Enst Las
nesnS y, .nis winter " htayihs win Mrs
~, ~ - Shlitn' friend OF her mother =
MlsS hen' ice iolly also OF Arkansas
unu tehchihs IN MagunIena Us staying
WIN MITE SHnlth ana Nlsiuhg her
irlsnd MISS konkonaur'
i+hnSihs D. hl"oIl OF tne American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

The first program OF the two day
joint meeting Qf the Historical So
ciety of New Mexico and the history
section OF the state association were
given this morning at the high school
under the leadership OF John H.
Vaup han. The chief subject under
consideration was the teaching Of the
history Of the west.
Professor Clark f. Persinger Of
the State Normal school Of silver
City gave a talk upon Three Meth
DDS OF Teaching Western History"
The paper was followed by general
discussion by the several history pro-
fessors present, including Lar sing H.
Bloom OF the school OF research at
Santa Fe. Professor Charles i. Coan
of the State university talked upon
The Difficulties OF Teaching West
ern History Of the American Period. ="
Professor G, w. Mottinger Of the
State Normal school and G. T.. Par
ker Joined In the discussion OF this
subject. Tomorrow's session win be
presided over by former Governor
I. Bradford Prince OF Santa Fe.
Child Welfare
The child welfare section was well
attended by both teachers aud social
service workers. Miss Montana Hast
ings, state director OF the child we
ldle NoIkt pfthlutu over the mrpttnE,
gave an interesting talk upon tho
New Mexico plan for child welfare
work and conducted demonstration
of mental tests 'on two infants
Miss Oda a. Nolds a member OF
tho stan OF the State Child Welfare
board gave talk upon Nutrition
and Mental Development" Mrs Max
Nordhaus, chairman OF the child wei.
fare board, explained tlR sheppard
Towner bill" for tho protection Of
maternity and infancy and dlstribut-
ed literature urging It's passage at the
December session of congress.
Music Section.
Music supervisors and teachers OF
music Ia the public schools Of the
state met this morning at the high
school for an exchange OF ideas and
experiences In teaching children 10
sing Tho problem Of cultlvatine an
appreciation OF music in the children
OF the grades was discussed openly
under tho leadership OF Miss Mono
Fischer. supervisor OF music in the
Clovis schools
Miss GLADYS Collins. superviSor OF
music at the State Normal school at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
One Dollar a Mile;
That Is Fine Put
On Speeders Today

one dollar n mile. This II the
fine imposed on all alleged speed
crs who fnccd Judge w. W. Me-
Clcllan In police court this morn
Ing for each mile they are said to
have exceeded the speed limit.
H. J. Reed. who WIS said to
have been travelling 30 miles an
hour on West Central avenue. w"s
fined $50, . miies an hour being
the speed limit. peter Cunning
ham, who Is said to have been
ira, cling 30 miles an hour. was
given fine OF $40 and Frank
Graham, who said he was exceed
ing the limit by 10 miles. was
fined SO.
r. Montoya, ana Mrs. A.. u.
IIebcnstrcit: who also are charged
with speeding are cited IN appear
ut 3 o'clock tonight. Il. Pachillo,
who IN said to have driven his cur
into that OF Joe Sanchez as he
came out of an alley between
First and second street on Silver
avenue Saturday afternoon, plead
ed not guilty to a charge Of rock
less driving. Ills case was post
poEod until 3 o'clock tonight.
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LONDON, Nov, 22.--Murder stalk
ed through the streets of Dublin yes
terday and at night fall, the meagre
reports received here indicated that
at least 25 persons had been killed
and upwards OF 100 more or less
seriously wounded.
The days disorders. which added
an appalling chapter to the tragedy
that has been enacted In ireland for
the past several months, began with
the apparently deliberate shooting OF
fourteen men, who for the most part
were military officers. During the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
General Program
For Tomorrow

". M.
University Of New Mexico Glee
club.
"rha Pedagogy OF a Great Mas
ter j. W. Searson.
II Know Lovely Garden"
tIlnrdelot). Were My Songs with
Wings Provided" UIahn). Adam
Pierce Winn.
"Professional Ethics" H. NJ.
Crooks
Reception by womnn's club. 4
to 6 y. m.
p. m.
The Responsibility of the
School, William A. Writ.
Concert tundor auspices OF
Fortnightly club OF Albuquerque,
with compliments OF the chamber
OF commerce).
Sectional Program, 0 O'Clock.
Parent Teachers association,
room 3O3, high school. Mrs. II. y.
DO ohoo. chairman.
History section. continued. room
2l2, high school, John n. Vaughn.
chairman.
Indian school section, continued.
room 3ts. high school. j. u. De-
Hun, chairman.
city superintendents' section.
room sig. high school. q. l.. Fen
Ion, chairman.
n. NJ. Association for Science.
Chemistry building. u. n. NJ. l.. A.
Higley. chairman.
Elementary section. Y.M. .. \.
gymnasium. Mrs. Stella u. Pal
mer. chairman.
Foreign language section. room
2O3. High school. Miss Jeanette
Inches, chairman.
County superintendents' section,
room ZIG. high school. X. S. Tip
ton, chairman.
Commercial section. room All.
nigh school. Lee 4. Wolford,
chairman
Industrial section. auditorium,
high school A. -. Anderson,
chairman.
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GENERAL SESSION OF n. N. E.A.
OPENS WITH ARMORY FILLED:
PROGRAMS ARE INTERESTING
Teachers Welcomed to City by President of Cham
Der of Commerce; Mrs. Adelna Otero-War-
rem Responds; Convention Then Hears
Address of Prof. J. w. Searson.

crowd of nearly 1000 educators Of New Mc
c3 VINO were congratulated being financially to teach
ho by Dr. Leroy Peters the facetous president Of the Cham
ber OF Commerce in his welcoming address, filed main floor and
OF e great armoy at the formal opening Of the thirty
th convention OF the New Mexico association
The convention called order shortly after O'Clock M
MISS Isabel Eee the retiring president the association with
MISS kes ON the flag and platform were
hah H. wagner state superintendent education and ncoiu
president OF hc association John Milne secretary Mrs Adena t.
Warren X r. arkin Dr. David Spence Hill president o be
y iadefo Baea president of the Spanish normal school al
Hto. Rabbi Bergman and d. Peters ~ " =
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The alteration arose after Pre-
micr Lloyd George had addressed the
house briefly on the subject. being
followed by Mr.. Devlin. The prcmicE
when he arose said he shared the
horror all felt at the cold-blooded
murder OF unarmed British Officers.
Governments Position.
The government, continued Mr..
Lloyd George. has resolved to sup
press murder ana conspiracy In Ire
land. II was realized by all that to
suppress such carefully organized.
highly subsidized plots would take
time, but the government was con-
WINGED that despite the recent hap.
penings the Irish authorities were
succeeding in breaking up the gangs
OF assassins."
The premier said. however. that
should experience show that the pow
ers possessed by the liish Eovcrn-
ment had proved insufficient for that
purpose the government would have
40 hesitation In asking the parlia.
ment for such further authority as
might be necessary to achieve that
end.
Mr.. Dovln arose and asked why il
was that when Sir lIamar Green
wood. the chief secretary for Ire
land. was asked n question he rccitcd
Aiif lttlNAhAf hAAAlItNNNE NAllfN lhN
happenedo Yesterday and yet said
nothing about the appearance Of a
military force at the football match.
lie was interrupted with loud cries
OF "slt down" Mr.. Devlin retorted.
81 shall not sit down" and continued:
why has the house not been made
acquainted with n recital of these
events. OF the entry Of the military
into the football field and the indis-
L..
There were loud cries Of oh from
the house at this
sir Hamar replied cmphatlcnlly
that he had been asked nothing
about that question, but that he was
prepared to answer.
Members Fight.
Mr.. Dcvlin again arose, amid angry
cries OF sit down" and was endeuv-
uring to speak when "A member below
him endeavored to pull him down.
Mr.. Devlin lungcd forward fierCcly In
an effort to shake off the hold of the
member, and the latter rising to mis-
feet, the two closed with each other
Other members came forward to
separate the pair but notwithstand'
ing these efforts the two men strug-
gled forward. Mr.. Dcvlin, losing his
coat In the crush hut still holding his
own, cried: This Is English courage
ana EnEliSh chiNulrN To attack one
man In six hundred"
After minute or two the pair were
forced into seats by friends. and the
speaker suspended the sitting.
Upon resumption Of the session
Major John Nelson, cOalition.uionist
member for the Gainshorough divi-
sion OF Lincolnshire. was was MIR.
DevlIn's opponent, arose and apollo
gzcd to Mr.. Devlln. to the speaker
and to the house, saying he was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
FALL NOT TO Be
BARRED BY MEXICO
Pesqueira Said to Have
Acted Without
Authority

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 22.-liobcrto
V. Pesqucirn, Mexican confidential
agent In the United States, acted
without authority In ordering Mcx-
lean consular agents on the inter
national frontier not to wise the pass
ports Of United States Senator Albert
u. Fan OF New Mexico. who proposed
to visit Mexico City aud attend the
Inauguration cf General Alvuro OBJ
RECON as president.
This statement was made TO the
newspaper III Universal yesterday by
DR.. Cuthcrtu lIidalgo, undcr-sccre-
tary of foreign affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Asserts Railroads
In New England
Face Receivership

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Unless
immediate financial relief IL afforded
the New England railroads, "nll or
most of them will very shortly be
driven into reCclvcrships." the inter-
state commerce commission was told
by Charles T.. Choato. Jr, and Wilbur
Lnlioc, Jr., counsel for the lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
LEAGUE OF NATIONS WANTS
U. S. TO AID IN ENDING WAR
between TURKS AND ARMENIA

league has bcen unable to accom-
plish anything with regard to the
Armenian situation, Mr., Balfour ad-
mitgcd, because the condition Of Ar
mcnin. he argued. was not such ns the
league was organized 20 deal with.
Dr. Frdtiof Nanscn. OF Norway
estimated that 10000 mon would he
"A force sufficient to deal with the
situation. lie thought that II the
assembly appealed to the whole
world. the t. s., although II had re-
fused the mandate, would do Its
share.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Western Union Asks
For Injunction in
Its Cable Fight

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.--The
Western Unlon Telegraph company
applied tn the District OF Columbia
supreme court today for an injunc-
tion to restrain Secretary OF Navy
Daniels from interfering In the con-
structiOn of telegraph cable bc-
tween Miami and Miami Beach,
Florida.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Proud Turkeys
Fight Before Fall
At White House

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The
white house grounds was the scene
today OF "A spirited contest between
The turkey gObblers sent President
Wilson for Thanksgiving. by South
rrimble. Of Kentucky and the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Cuoro,
Texas.
The turkeys were released from
their crates and Texas leaped upon
Kentucky but in the fighting the
turkey from Kentucky emerged
victorious though not unscathed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Hugh Reilly Loses
Suit for Land in
Guadalupe County

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-The suit
Instituted by Hugh Reilly against
Robert Shipnian and others. inNolv-
ing title to a large 'ract OF land IN
Guadalupe county, New Mexico was
dismissed by the supreme court to-
day for lack OF Jurisdiction,
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rs Are Dead,
20 Wounded

DUBLIN. Nov. 22-Twcnty-siX per-
gons are dead and seventy others are
lying in hospitals as result Of sun
day'u orgy of assnssinntions and the
wholesale shooting In Cruke park
whore soldiers fired on the crowd
which had gathered to witness foot
BAH game between the Dublin and
Tippcrary teams Dublin's upprchcu-
sions that reprisais would follow last
night proved unfoundcd, and II is he
licvrd that government reports of
three or four killings In the city after
midnight were due to their confusion
vita uutragos near Dublin.
aside from military activities and
sos rchings, including thc Mansion
house. 1t appeared that yesterdays
outbreak. following the lines OF other
Irish disturbances was not being sus-
tniped
The shooting In Crokc park is de-
Tended by the authorities on tho
rraund that they had reason TO be-
levc that men from the provinces
that participated In yesterdays MUIR
dern and were present at the football
match. The design Of the military,
1t was said. was to prevent their exit
and search each individual as he
passed out throuEh the turnstiles.
The plan failed because Of the gem
crnl stampede. people scaling the
wallis Of the park and many going
into the houses across the road from
which they were dragged by the mill
itary.
Tho impression prevailing last night
that the park shooting was a reprisnl
was controverted by an official state
mcpt that II was an attempt to round
up the morning murdcrers,
No trains were running and no
motoring was allowed today In the
belief that the men wanted were still
In the city and that their capture
might be effected by an exhaustive
search.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Arizona Senate Is
Republican and the
House Democratic

PHOENIN, Ariz, Nov 22.-Tn
ArizOna's next Legislature the senate
win consist uf ten republicans ana
nine democrats and the house of
twenty democrats and eighteen re-
publicans, according to reports from
some counties received by Secretary
OF State Mitt Slmms, supplemented
by a compilation OF returns from
others made by State Librarian con
L. Cronin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

LONDON, Nov 22.-A violent occurred the Of
this afternoon during the period questions regarding the
situation in Ireland Joseph Devn nationalist land
member 80 blows The sitting suspended.
Sir Hammond Greenwood chief secretary Ireland declared
the house that plans of paid assassn discovered recently
cuded destruction of life and property in England we'll in
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afraid he had allowed himself to be
provoked and had forgotten himself.
Mr. Dcvlin accepted the apology
and assured Major Nelson that IN
this or any other matter that affect
ed him In the house he had no per
sonal feeling.
Sir Hahar said:
"Thc authorities have reason TO
believe that Sim Fen gunmen came
to Dublin Sunday under the guiso Of
Attending the football game in order
to carry out the murders. Conse'
quently a mixed force surrounded
the grounds, This force was fired
on. and in firing back killed ten and
wounded others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga
storm which has swept the Pacific
coast for the greater part OF week
today was headed inland and was
dissipating today. the weather bu-
reau here announced
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26 ASSASSINATIONS IN
IRELAND AROUSE ENGLAND;
COMMONS MEMBERS IN FIGHT.
Fourteen Officers, IL Civilians Slain in Day in
Dublin; London Newspapers Demand Stern
= Measures of Repression; Military
Rule May Be Declared.

LONDON Nov 22Thc sending OF addonal troops lrcand
being seriously considered it stated the ofc, this
afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
France Will Not
Oppose Restoration
Of King Constantine

PARIS, Nov. 22-'rhe French gov
ornmcnt will not oppose by physical
force the return OF former King Con-
stantinc to the Greek throne. which
the foreign Office now regards in
evitnble. the Associated Press was id
formed today
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NIErAL NIARKETs.

NEW YORK. Nov. s2.--Bar silver.
domestic, 9Ac; foreign, 74c
Copper nominal. ctcctroytlc spot
and nearby, t14h 014&c: first quar-
ter, lax 015c.
Iron quiet. No. l northern, $500
I4G.00: No. ? northern. $4,000
$500; No. 2 southern. SSS.OOa 1000.
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cHIcAQo- ts.6oais.so; rose|ait
$1,000.
KANsAs CRY -,7ogeihsbs -
ceiptn. 21,boo.
pENvER-,75o9s,so; receipts.
5000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-30
DIR. Agustin r. Laugier
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

MSdico CirujanC, farmac6utico, Bac-
teri6lOgo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue-
va York. ExcatedrAtico do Bacteriolo-
gia de Ia UniversidAd de Puerto Rico.
Laboratorio de An&l1sls Clinico y
BactGrtol6gico. Medic1na General.
HOras do consulta dc 8 q 10 A. n
Rio Pisdras, Puerto RicO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-30
Nal DIA COMO HOY a
- ES
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
so DE ENERo DE 1S41
UNA EsPANTosA coNF1AGRAc1oN DEsTRUYE A MAYAGuEz

pho, sinO tambien en- aliviO de mucho.
infehces que quedaron reducidos a |:
mayor indigencia. Uno de los particu
lares acordados en- aquella session, Ii;
sido ell que yo me dirigiese, como lc
hago todo los habitantes de este
Isla, excitandolos prestar su auxili,
" protection a los deSgraciados vecinos
de Mayaguez .PuertOrriquenos. hace 10
eos dias que he acudido a vuestra oe
nerOsidad en- benefcio de un esta bleci
mientO piadoso, Ia par que necesario.
V vuelvO a excitarla Ell favor de esta
dcsgraciada poblaci6n: Sc trata de un:
perdida grande que ha sufrido un pue
bio que Sc habia hecho rico por su Ia
boriosidad: vuestros paissnos, vuestro.
amigos, vuestros parientes quiza Sc ven
sin casa, sin hogar sin medios para
proporeionarselos: tendedles una mans
protectora que los auxilie en- la misera
V descOnsuelo; V pOr medic. de una
suscripci6n que estara alberta ante los
Alcaldes de los respectivos pueblOs Dc
Ia isla, manifested que no en- vaIde acu
de nosotros el Ayuntamiento V q
pueblo de Mayaguez. V vuestro Captain
General Santiago Mendez Vigo' =
Los mayaguezanos agradecdoS dicror
a su mejor V mas hermOsa via, artc
ria principal de su cOmercio, cl nom
bre de Mendez Vigo, que aun eonserva
En- 1918, ell IL de Octubre. nm fe-
u6meno sismico de horrible intcnsidad
asol6 toda Ia costa Oeste sembrando
h ruina Y la muerte por donde quie
"a. Mayaguez. vfctima siempre del in.
fOrtunio, ha quedado en- ruinas.
Parece que con el transcurso de los
amos el sentimientO Official Sc embota
los tiempos de prOgreso cue corremos
no dejan lugar para esas gallardas ma
de gobierno que tuvo e.
general M6ndez Vigo que antes co
pianos.
CARLOS LLAUGER.
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npezaba el ano ls41.

Empezaba ell ano 1S41.
Gobernaba la isla don Santiago Men
dez Vigo, soldadote espahol, represen-
tante de una naci6n quijotesca Y bra
via.
Fl 80 DE ENERo de aquel ano 8,
declare en- Mayaguez un horrible in
cendio de ell que aun Sc habla en- aque
la poblaci6n, designandolo todavfa c,
mo eel fuego grande. -
Dos dias despues el general Mende
Vigo, llegaba Mayaguez, con $50,00(
para distribuirlOs entire los mas peri
dieados Y Sc dirigfa a los habitante
de Ia sla en Ia siguiente alocuci6n:
''Tan luego como supe en- la Capita
la desgracia que Supo esta villa el
Ia tarde del 30 de enero ultimO M
apresure a venir a ella para. enterarm
de su estado v atender en- 10 possible
su remedio. La rica fOreciente Vi
la de MayagueZ va no eXiste; sus cf
sas, tiendas, v. bien abastecidos 1;
macenes son hov un mOnt0n de ceniZas
quedandO tan solo de uno de los me-
yores pueblos de esta Isla las pocas ca
sas que tiene en- la playa V alguna
Otras en- el extreme OpnestO. Familia
Que antes vivian c6modamente las h
deiado hoy el fuego devorador. sin ca
sas V reducidas a la mavor estrerhez,
cos capitalistaS han disminuido tan
bien sus fortunaS Cumpliendo con r
deber. como rrimnra autoridad de J
Isla, compadecido de 'as deoo"acia
Que estov presenciando. he hechO po
mi narte cuanto he podido para reno
diarlas; empero. mis- esfnerzos no puC
den bastar para cmar tales males y
para soeOrrpr tantaS necpsidades. Rev
nido con 81 Avuntamiento Y una por-
ci6n considerable de vecinoS de Maya
ouez. mo c"ha In satisfaction de anu
ciaF o. niblieo one a stodos los he he
llado diSpuestos n haeer cuHnto sc b"
crefdO opOrtunO, no solo en- obsequio pro