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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
CHRISTMAS SOCKS FOR
DISABLED VETERANS

Mrs. Roy Bragg is one of the bus
lest club women in town this week.
She is chairman of the Social Service
Department, which includes the COM
mittee on Friendly Relations with the
ex-service men, and as such it is the
duty of her committee to fill and send
the Christmas socks, solicited by the
Augusta Woman's Club for the We
Grams in the government hospital at
that place, and which the Fitzgerald
club voted to do. Just one-half dozen
pats will be this clubs contribution
and the contents of pleasing variety
will be donated by individual mem
bers. Mrs. Harry Vinson and Mrs.
J. T. Mathis are other members
the committee
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
RpHnl1tttl1ttH

Passed by the Board Directors Fitzgerald
December 18th, 1922
WHEREAS the End day November 1922 beloved Diec
friend associate Mr. Wright T. Paulk, separat-
ed from by death, and
WHEREAS this
Gent members who has been identified with institution
practically organization and whose loyalty
regularity attendance
meetings Marked
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED:
That have lost and tried friend whose passing
prves sorey,
RESOLVED FURTHER:-Tha the officers of
bank who have been closely associated with Mr. Pau
years pronounce him Of the
conscientious of and spreading
simple memorial Minute Book desire
love faith veneration memory
this good friend commend him in business private
life example worthy to be emulated
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVEDThat copy of this resolution be
presented to Mr. Paulk family also copy presented
the Fitzgerald papers for publication.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
BANK ACT RULING
IS FAR REACHING
Supreme Court Upholds Georgia
Banking Law Affecting
Thousands

ATLANTA, Dec 13.-Approximate-
!ly $4,000 Georgians have lbeen af-
fected and several million dollars in
VOWED by decision of the Georgia
supreme court just handed down. ap-
holding the constitutionality of the
act creating. the state banking de-
partment and giving the superintend-
ent OF banks the right to levy 100 per
cent. assessments against stockhold-
ers in defunct banks for the benefit
OF the depositors
The decision is expected to settle
torty-seven cases now pending against
the banking department. in eighteen
OF which the courts have granted in
functions.
T. r. Bennett, state superintendent
of banks, said he regarded the deci-
sion as the most important by the
supreme court in at least half GEN.
fury. on account of the very large
number of people directly affected bv
it, and of the large amount of money
involved.
The decision came in a case orig
inally in Sumter county. Superin-
tendent Bennett took charge OF the
Commercial Bank at Americus fol-
lowing the death of its president, the
late Crawford Wheatley, and found
upon an audit that an assessment of
l00 per cent was necessary to pay
the depositors. Mrs. Helen H.
N'hcat'ey, administrators of the es-
tate RI her husband, resisted the
assessment on two grounds, that the
method of levying an assessment upon
bank stockholders denied the deposit
tors due process of law, in that no
suit is had and no judgment entered
by a court against the stockholders;
second, that no process could be
brought against an estate within
twelve months of the death of the
decedent. Her husbands estate own
ed the majority of the stock
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
MAKES FORTUNE IN
REAL ESTATE DEAL
Dr. ware Trades Ben Hill Farm For
Ashevllle City Property

The Ashville IN. c. Citizen brings
us the news of a successful real es-
tate deal pulled of by DR.. D. B. Ware
now resident of Asheville. Recently
DR.. Ware purchased a valuable piece
of Asheville business property and
traded in his 500 acre farm, eight miles
north of the city at $4,000 and paid
100000 in cash for the property. Dr.
Ware sold the Ashevil1e property at
-l25,0OO, as stated in the Ashevi1le
news item. In speaking of the sale
the Citizen states:
The building was purchased from
from DR.. D. B. Ware and Dr.. ]. M.
Crawford, which was recently pur-
chased by them from the T. C.
Smith Estate, through Bynum H.
Sumner, marking the third time Mr..
Sumner has sold the building withintfe
past two years.
DR.. Ware, who is associated with
DR.. Crawford in the Drhumor building
is a prominent physician of South
Georgia, who recently moved to Ashe-
vile to make his home and has made
a number of real estate investments
in the city, evidencing his faith in it's
future.
The building will be immediately
remodeled a passenger and freight ell
evator installed and it will have an
entirely new and modern front.
The purchase price of the building
is named as around $125,000; $4,000
will be spent for remodeling and the
stock will represent an investment of
around $150000.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
O'NEIL RETURNS TO JAIL
ON HIS OWN MOTION

~ Matt O'Neil. who with GatIin and
Driver made his escape from jail last
Saturday night, returned today and
gave. himself up to sheriff Dorminey.
Gatlin and Driver were recaptured
and are safely established in close
confinement. AS Gatlin was out on
probation and violated his promie to
be good to Judge Eve, it is proba-
Bile that he will now have to serve his
sentence and perhaps have additional
charges to face at the next term of
the Ben Hill Superior court.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO ELECT OFFICERS
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mr.. Adams Resigned, New Secretary
To Be Chosen

Secretary w. A. Adams has issued
call for the annual meeting of the
members of the Chamber of Commerce
for Friday night, p. m. Mr.. Adams
has rendered his resignation to the
Board of Governors, SO it is probable
a new secretary will be selected at this
meeting. The membership will also
elect a President and new Board
of Governors for the ensuing year.
All members of the Chamber of Com
merce are urged to be present at this
annual meeting.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
TAX BOOKS CLOSE
10Th THIS MONTH

The law fixes the date upon which
the county tax books close and Tax
collector, F. NJ Graham, has no OPP
ton in this matter, but is compelled
to close his books December 10th,
after which Fl fas are to be issued,
which means an additional charge on
your property. Pay your taxes before
the Goth Office of the tax collector,
at the court house open each day, ex-
cept Sunday
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
POST OFFICE TO TAKE
IN SAVING CERTIFICATES

Postmaster w. A. Adams is pre-
pared to take up the maturing War
Savings certificates and stamps and
expects to pay out about fifty-thous-
and dollars for the redemption of
these certificates in January, when the
first series OF war savings certificates
issued five years ago mature.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
!. E. TURNER HONORED

J. z. Turner, President of the
Exchange National Bank, Courtney
Thorpe, President OF the Savannah
Bank and Trust Co., and Lee G..
Council, President of the Planters
Bank of Americas, were appointed by
President Hunter OF the Georgia Ban
kers' Association rs delegates to the
Southern Commercia' CONGRESS which
meets IN Chicago, December 20-22.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
SAVANNAH MAYOR WINS
BY EIGHT MAJORITY
Contest Is Threatened by Opposing
Candidate

SAVANNAH, Dec. 13-A contest
is probable in the election held for
mayor of this city, which resulted in
the election of Mayor Stewart over his
opponent James r. Rogers, Mayor
Stewart receiving SOLO votes against
Mr.. Rogers receiving 5000. Two votes
were declared illegally cast. The con-
test was the most exciting ever held
in this city
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
THREE MORE PHYSICIANS
TO LOCATE IN CITY

DR.. Britt of Rochelle and Russell
Brothers of Jacksonville, are reported
preparing to move to this city and
open offices. DR. Britt has purchased
the Chas E. Brewer residence on S.
Main street and will take possession
January first.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
BARBECUE FOR
STEWARDS

The Stewards of the Central Meth
odist Church were treated to a fine
barbecue supper by their pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. Whitley Langs-
ton on last Friday night.
The weather being unfavorable for an
outdoor spread, the tables were laid
on the porch and about twenty in all
were present. The supper was served
at 7:30 and Mrs. Langston was assist
ed by Mesdames r. I, Maffett Cora
V. Wilson and Mrs. Ed Hussey.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
NEW CATERERS

C. M. and + ]. Ennis have opened
a new Meat Market at 11o East Cen
trail Ave. where they have installed
pader fixtures and will conduct a
s ~ 6itary market. They have
hA& ode experience in catering to
the bic and will appreciate a cali
at ttNh establishment.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
S S. CLASS ENTERTAINED
BY MRS NEWTON MATHIS

twenty-five members Of Mrs. Bur
rel Richards S. S. Class of the Cen
trail M. z. Church gathered at the
apartment Of Mrs. Newton Mathis on
south Lee Street last Friday night and
enjoyed a social ard business meeting.
A special Christmas work decided on,
was to furnish toys for one department
of the Methodist Orphans Home in
Macon Mrs. Mathis served refresh
ments of hot tea and sandwiches, fol-
lowed BY z sweet COURSE.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

Colonel Edward Green, son of the
late Hetty Green, is building an ex-
permental Radio station at South
Dartmouth. The station, which when
completed will be one of the most
powerful in the world, is for the free
use of amateurs lacking means to
work out their ideas.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

Mrs. Mabel Long has failed so far
to recover or learn anything of her
bicycle which was stolen two week
since and the chances of doing same
are daily growing more remote. This
is about the fifth bicycle stolen in the
city in the past two months.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

If you missed Bachelor Daddy
at the Theater this week, you have
missed the best picture shown on the
local screen.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

OF the program. he attendance prize
was won by Frank Justice as he had
never before received one. Each week
some one receives this prize until it
has gone around.
Eight visitors were present and all
were introduced to the Club. Among
the number were Mr.. Carr from the
U. S. Biological Department and DIR.
Richardson from the State College of
Agriculture. Mr.. Carr spoke briefly
on the subject of Rat determination.
Among the other things mentioned he
said it was estimated that our city suf-
fered a loss annually from rats of
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Club To Do Charity Work Among
Poor and Needy of The City
During Christmas
Three unusually good speeches were
enjoyed by the Club, these being CIV
en- by L. A. Turner, J. B. Norman and
Judge U. V. Whipp1e. These discus
sions. covered the following subjects,
Dentistry, Law and Service.
Reports were heard from a number
of committees, chief among these be-
ing the nominating and Santa Claus.
The club would like to have the names
and address of all the poor and needy
in the city or community so they can
be remembered Christmas.
The Club voted to have the vice
president express to the much loved
and honored presidlnt, their love and
interest in him and he desire to see
him again at his post of duty.
NOTICE-Will all who know OF
the poor and needy of the city please
mail card giving name and STR
address to box 302 City or phone 484.
Kiwanis Club.
Publicity Committee.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

Cricket, the national game of Eng
land, was under the ban Of The law in
medieval times.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

5O,8o7 EMPLOYEES
The Southern Railway System pay
rolls for September carried the names
of 50,897 employees.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
Anniversary Column
daily People, Dec. 1909
10 YEARS AGO


Major ]. S. Jones and wife write
they are having a delightful visit
with latters sister in Indianapolis
where they will remain until Christ
mas when they embark over land for
Seattle Wash, where they hope to
arrive in time to spend New Years day
with the family of our former towns
man and mayor Goodnow. Mr.. Jones
reports cold weather IN Indiana, but
says he and his wife seem to suffer
no more inconvenience from the chilly
weather than here before they left.
Chas. Renard, Jr., who has been i'll
several months as result of serious
attack of fever, passed away Thursday
of last week and was buried Sunday.
The funeral was from the Catholic
Church and was attended by large
concourse of friends and sympathiz-
|crs.
A1i. oPaiN ND INC lLllllSl dllOll agent
from Indiana is in the city for a short
time.
?. B. Owens departed for Ohio last
Wednesday in response to telegram
announcing the serious illness of his
mother.
The little son of Rev. Earl Ward
Pearson is still in a critical condition
from typhoid fever with the chances
about even for his recovery. Many
friends sympathize with the parents
and hope with them for the best.
"Burt" Waller one of the clever
young business men, resigned his po-
sition with the Michigan f r Store
and departed Thursday for st. Louis
to remain til after the Worlds Fair.
Robt. MARYLAND stopped over be-
tween trains the first of the week en-
route from St Louis to Palm Beach,
Fla, 'where he goes to accept a po-
sition as night watch for the winter.
City Election
The city election passed off very
quietly Tuesday though there was
more than ordinary interest in the
contest for Alderman-at-1 arge and for
several other offices. The peoples cau-
cuses and convention had placed
full ticket in the field and later an
independent ticket was put on in op-
position. Mr.. ]. M. Mosher. for Alder
man-at-large on the peoples ticket was
elected as was C. B. Lee as member
of the Board of Education in the First
Ward while four ward aldermen and
three members of the B. on E. or the
independent ticket were elected. Foil
owing is the list of officers elected;
Alderman-at-large, ]. M. Mosher;
Alderman LIST ward, ]. G. Knapp; End
ward, ]. B. Rhineheart; 3rd ward w.
r. Bowen, 4th ward DR.. D. B. Ware;
members board education, 1st ward C.
B. Lee; End ward, Henry Burkhart,
3rd Ward, D. T. Paulk. 4th ward J. R.
Phillips.
Mrs. Mabel Long has failed so far
to recover or learn anything of her
bicycle which was stolen two week
since and the chances of doing same
are daily growing more remote. This
is about the fifth bicycle stolen in the
city in the past two months.
MR.. AND MRS. OTIS DUNN
ADOPT ONE OF FOUR
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14
Kiwanis Club Enjoys
Good Program Friday
Service Theme for the Day; Allen
Garden Presides Over Meet

President o. L.
Bradshaw of the XII
wants club being
sick last week the
vice-president, Allen
Garden presided over
the business session
of the club and J.B.
Russell had charge
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-12-14

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

CONTINUED TOMORROW
copyright Isaa. by TIE chicase Tribune
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
ODJfzDf DO CESKO.
SLOVENSKA.

PfiSti sobotu 2. zari t. r. o.
pusti pristav newyorsky lodi
Amerika paroplavebni spolec-
nosti United States Lines pres
Bremy nasi krajani p. j. S. Po-
dany z Union Ave-, pi. Josefa
Knrkova Sc synem Adolfem z
Fleet Ave., pi. Marie Gasparik
z vych. 68. ul. a pi. Marie Vr-
max detmi Eduardem, Annou,
RIzenou a FrantiSkem vych.
54. ul.
Pan Antonin Strachota, Glen
Dram. Odboru Weekly Legiona
re odjizdi New Yorku slodi
TOlympia 2, zari.
Preplav vyfidil p. Fred Ho.
lub v newburghske odbocce
The Cleveland Trust Co., rob
Broadway a Harvard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
MOVE HNUTf PRO ODVO-
LAM MAYORA KOHLERA.

Move odlisne hnuti, sm6ru-
jfci k odvolani mayora Freda
Kohlera, uvedeno bylo vcera v
zivot Patrickem Kennedym,
presidentem The Buckeye Sup
ply Co., jenz byl jednim z od-
mitnutych uchazecd o stanky
s obcerstvenim v mestskych
parcich. Tyz sc objevil vcera
pred klerkem mestske rady F.
w. Thomasem, ably protima-
yorskou kampan, jak toho "a
kon zada, ohlasil. Jest pravde
podobne, ze Sc Kennedy spoji
sc znamym Hubbellem, jenz
podobne tazeni proti Kohlero-
vi vyvolal ma vlastni pest.
Spolecnost, jejiz nacelni-
KEN jest Kennedy, nabizela
mestu Ia pravo smeti We verej-
nych sadech prodavati $32.050
ale mayor Kohler spolu Sc
svym kabinetem prijali nabid.
ku J. V. Weise, restauratera v
Luna parku, jenz nabidl jen
| S30.175 a proto prvnejsi hned
po zadani koncese podal "a.
dos o vydani soudniho zakazu
ale pri svoji tenkrate prohral
neb soud uznal, ze mesto mem
nikterak nuceno prijmouti ma
bidku nejvyssi jestlize ucha
zee nepodava dosti zaruky. x
mdze uzavfenemu kontrakt.
take skutecne dostati.
Poradatele prvni kompari
|pro odvolani Kohlera nesehna
Ii vice jak 5000 podpisd, CO;
die mestskeho charteru, odsta
vec TO-, nikterak nestaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
PATRANf PO DOMNELEM
UTOPENEM.

Policie hleda v jezere 26-le-
teho Franka Dreslera, 947 W.
chodni 118. ul., jenz Sc patrne
"a koupani u konce Neff Rd.,
N. E. utopil. Podezreni, ze "a
hynul udanym zpdsobem by
10 vzbuzeno, kdyz jeho prate-
le v domku nasli odev pohreso
vaneho, ale pohresili oblek kou
paci. Nedaleko vody pax ma
lezeno jeho opustene auto. V
utery vecer fekl nekolika dru-
him, v meste, ze Sc pIjde o.
sveziti plavbou to byla take
posledni chvile, kdy byl spa
tren. Zamestnanim byl proda-
vacem lodnich listkG; v kapse
nalezen dopis, z nehoz vysvita,
re minil Sc "a nedlouho ozeni-
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
ZfTkEJSf tEsKOsLOvEN-
SKY DEN NASlCH LECIO.
NARU v LUNA PARKU.

Nasi Legionari pripravili ma
81 verejnosti ma zitrejsi sobotu
Ceskoslovensky Den v Luna
parku, kde krone obvyklych
atrakci tohoto zabavnihc pod
niku proveden bude zvlastnf
program, ktery jak dobre nase
statecne hochy zname, jiste Sc
bude zastupdm, ktere sc die
vseobecneho ocekavani jiste
dostavi velice zamlouvati. Po-
rad obsahuje tolik cisel, re je
vsechna ami nebudeme uvade-
ii, ably prekvapeni vase bylo
co nejvetsi. Odpoledne We 4:3O
promluvi vyslanec Karel Perg-
Ter anglicky, kdezto ceska rec
pronesena bude oblibenym rec
nikem rev. O. Zlamalem. Mezi
sportovnimi cisly jest football
lovy zapas klubu Cleveland
proti St. Johns, dale ucinko-
vati bude slovensky Sokol, ma
Sc Omladina i slovensky peve-
cky sbor Krivan. Vlastni po-
rad zahajen bude We 3 hodiny
odpoledne, &C jinak vylet jest
rozpocten ma cely den. Dopo.
.ledne budou pristupny veske.
re zabavni atrakce v parku k
volnemu pouziti. Opatrte s
Fvstupenky zdarma V ceskycl
lobchodech a administracicl
nasich listl neb u vchodn ne
budou jiz listky vydavany. Di
itky v start pod II rokI pal
vstupenek nepotrebuji. Men
pochyby, ze kdyz nasim no
chIm neudela caru pres rozpo
cet pocasi, ze bude zitfejsi so
bota kazdym coulem dnem SIX,
ltecne slavnostnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01
DOPRAVA MA VZDUSNl Ii
MI CLEVELAND-DETROIT
Sc VZMAHA.

Novy dodatecny 11-pasaze.
rovy aeroplan "Nina" byl ma.
sledkem vzrdstajici frekvence
mezi Clevelandem a Detroit
privolan z New Yorku, ably
rozmnozil radu Zdejsich w
vzdusni slouzbu zarazenycl
letadel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-01

Povzbud'me Sc k novemu
narodnimu zivotu, uvsdom.
me 81 svoji silu a bud'me
hrdi ma svaj pivod Sesko-
slovensky. = VSICHNI MA.
CESKOSLOVENSKY DEN,
- do LUNA PARKU, v
SOBOTU, DNE 2. ZARf, /.
r. - Srdecne zvou
CESKOSLOVENSTf
LECIONARI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31

Muy embarazosas Sc encuentran las
testas coronadas de Alemania. Des-
de ell Kaiser hasta ell Principe Ethel,
uno de sus hijos, todos Sc han entire
gado a ofcios comunes en- sus respec-
tivos destierros, para ocuparse en- las
horas de holganza. He aqui al men
cionado Principe entregadO la la
branza, en- sus jardines de Jungen-
helm Villa. sta en- Potsdam. Y dicen
que cosecha unas calabazas que bien
pudieraR darle tres raya la cabeza
que ostenta su fenomenal calvicie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
LOS DRAMAS DEL TRABAyo
Juan casado muri6 electrocutado esta
mahana.

Como las once de la manana de
hoy estaba trabajando en- Ell arreglo
de unos alambres, subido en- un poste
frente las ofcinas de la porto Rico
Railway Light and Power Co." Ell obre-
70 Juan Casado, de cuarenta amos.
El desventurado obrero que estaba
arreglando un transformador, recibio
una sacudida de la corriente, tan fuer-
te, que cayo al suelo desde la altura
en- que estaba.
Como no hablaba, nj Sc quejaba, Sc
creyo en- un principle que el iIfeliz
habia perdido el habla de la impression
recibida, y fue llevado rapidamente al
Hospital Municipal. donde el mtdico
de guardia certified la muerte de Juan
Casado.
Fl infeliz habia perecido, elecrocu-
tado instantaneamente.
! Fl trieico accidente ha sido muy Ia
mcniado en- esia ciudad.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
LAS TRAGEDIAS DE LA VIDA
Don Fernando Perez, de Cayey, pier
de en- un incendio sus dos pc
quefos hijos.

En- la noche del 20 del corriente, un
viclento incendio destruyo ell domi-
clio de nuestro amigo don Fernando
Perez, en- ell barrio Montellanos, de
la jurisdiction de Cayey. En- la casa
incendiada, que era una esplendida
residencia, viva nuestro amigo con
su joven esposa dona Marietta Sulive-
res y dos. pequefos hijos, uno de dos
amos y uno recien nacido, de nueve
dias.
Ell Sr. Perez no estaba en- su domi-
clio la hora en- que Sc produjo ell
incendio, las diez de la noche, y al lie
gar Sc encontro con el espantoso cua-
dro que ha estado a punto de enloque-
Ger de dolor tanto el como a su es-
posa. La infortunada sonora, enfer-
ma todavia de res:iltas del alunlbra-
HlieHtO, CuanuO Sc ulo CueHCd uS que
el fuego invadia gu domciilio, quiso
poner en- salvo sus ninos,. pero Ell
incendio avanzaba con furia, y no
pudo abrir la, casa cerrada. Los nj
nos perecieron en- la inmensa hoguera
" ella, con serias quemaduras, estuvo
a punto de morir tambien.
La DANA, en- un estado de febril
inconsciencia ha sido trasladada al do
mciilio de su abuela, donde Sc lie pres
tan solicitos cuidados.
La tristeza en- Cayey donde los es-
pesos Perez Sulivares son muy esti-
mados, es vivfsima.
A las demostraciones de pesame que
han recfbido los infortunados padres,
lqueremos unir la nuestra, muy since
Iramente impresionados por la espan-
tosa tragedia que les tiene conster-
nados.