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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-24
Fake Schemes Never Pay.

We notice a number of papers
are carrying special half or quar-
ter pages, worked out of local
merchants by some stranger on a
"Patronize at Home scheme.
Thinking printers always dis
courage these schemes. The stran-
ger charges several times the
price of regular advertising space
and the advertising is usually
such that it does not bring results,
discouraging merchants from reg
ular, profitable advertising.
Will someone write an opinion
of this question for the Howler?
Wisconsin Press Association.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-24

A woman, lightweight years
old, has made application to the
Department of the Interior to be
permitted to homestead a tract
of public land in Colorado.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-24

Almost $4,000 persons have tax
en- correspondence courses through
the Wisconsin University Exten-
sion division since it was founded
in 1906.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-24

The worst typhoon since 1906
recently struck the British Crown
Colony of Hongkong, China. The
wind attained velocity of $50
miles an hour, uprooting huge
trees and throwing them about
like matches. The typhoon dashed
the waters of the harbor into a
white fury, sinking many ships,
including a British submarine.
The death toll among the inhab-
itants was heavy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-10-24

Radiophone broadcasts of basket
ball games were features of the
service of VIVA, University of
Wisconsin, this year.
Evening star., 1923-12-25
$3.50 to $1,000 Silk
Umbrellas, $6.95

Handles perhaps trif1e
scratched or marred in the Christ
mas rush. None seriously hurt.
Silks Of fine quality with fancy or
grosgran borders.
Evening star., 1923-12-25

Smart f,eeced plalds, self barred
kasha cloths, mixture sktrtinos
and novelty checks; the fabrics
that the finest COLT ano SPOT
ekIrts are made OIL Exceptional
color choice, including black and
white, aold and gray, camel color
with black, granite and gold, blue
and gray.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26

YOUR "UNUSED ASSETS-that typewriter, musical instrument, fur niture, office fixture or appliance are marketable. for cash. through the classified columns of The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
VANCOUVER REMOVING
 SQUATTERS FROM PARK

VANCOUVER, B. G., April 26-The city of Vancouver is pressing the proceedings begun to evict nine squatters from Stanley Park. The squatters, mostly Indians, have lived on the ground where they are located from 35 to 50 years, they contend, and claim right by virtue of their long occupation. One Indian woman, who claimed that she was born on the premises which she occupied more than 100 years ago, died since the proceedings began
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26

he said he had not given it serious | consideration and didn't care to ex- press an opinion on it.
 Roden Against Traps
 Henry Roden declared he was op- posed to the traps and they ought to be eliminated, if not immediately. at Yeast within few years. House Bill No, 49, he said, is good bill but he thought it might be in violation of the Organic Act. He said, how ever he had a good deal of respect for the opinion of MT. Hellenthal and believed that the Legislature could safely take chance on passing the bill.
 Hickman Points to Difficulties
 Mir. Heckman said the bill sounded good but pointed out to him what seemed insupera!ble difficulties to it's practical operation. Canneries un- der different ownership might com bine and those owned by the same interests could combine to defeat it. MT Hellenthal took issue with this statement.
 The Grant bill. he contended, does not go far enough. He contended thti oit ohiy bWo way tO StoP NicA- ing. one to set an early closed period and let 9 per cent of the fish escape to the spawning grounds. The other, he said, was to go to the canners' books, get the dates of the runs of fish and shut operations down su6fi- ciently early to permit escapement. Limiting the operations of certain kinds of gear, he continued, would x.@4 he, srr1. fxAr al not be used, big seine boats would operate and the canners would get the fish even if the use of seines were stopped. The only way out of the difficulty is to limit the pack. If particular district is now pack ing 1.,000.000 cases, cut the packs of iall canneries in it down 9 per cent and increase the escapement just that much, If new canneries opened up in the same district, he added, make still further reductions in each cannery's pack and put the new corners on the same basis as those already established This would elim- mate the charge of monopoly. If you don't do that your fish are going to be destroyed" he said.
 Washington System Described
 At Mir. Heckman's request MT. Zipf described briefly the operations of the Washington state fisheries ser vice. It is composed of a Fisheries Director and a commission composed of business man and two canners who are appointed by the Director. This commission, he said, has arbi- trary powers as to the seasons for. fishing and establish them for the various kinds of salmon.
 At the conclusion of the hearing, Senator Chamberlin said it is evi- dent that accurate knowledge of con ditions prevailing in the industry in the several districts is not available for the Legislature. No provision has been made to get it. He urged that it is the duty of the Legislature to provide money for the Alaska Com mission to gather statistics on the industry in it's various phases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
MCBRIDE GOES SOUTH.

J. c. Mcbride, U s. Customs Col lector, left Juneau last night on the steamer Princess Mary for Prince Rupert en route to Hyder and southern points, on trip of in- spection of Customs offices. He ex- poets to return to his headquarters here in about 10 days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
FISH BILLS ARE DISCUSSED; LIVELY
 TILTS ARE FEATURE
(Continued From rage one.)

ed for a minute to the proposal for d graduated tax on salmon packs as a conservation measure, saying conser- vation might be accomplished by it.. but that taxes imposed by it could not be collected as in his opinion il is unconstitutional and he warned the members to make such a scale separate from the revenue law or the Territory would have none.
 Coming back again to the bill he was supporting, he said it was the simplest that could be devised It's aim was to let more fish get to the spawning grounds and he believed it would accomplish that purpose It would do 1t by shortening the sea son of fishing. limiting the pack by limiting the period in which it may be put up. Tho canning seasons suggested. he said, are tentative ones as are the proposed districts. The first could be either heightened or shortened and the districts made 10 instead of three by the Legislature Any cannery could start packing when it desired but 1t would have to shut down when it had operated the number of days established by law. 1t had been said in opposition he acknowledged, that this plan would not be practical that canner ies would combine to beat 1t by co operating, one starting earlier and getting fish from it's neighbor. which delayed it's opening 10 or 15 days, the latter in turn to be furnished fish by it's competitor after the latter had run its allotted period The same scheme. he said, had been suggested as a possible means of evasion by companies owning two or more can neries. This contention, he argued, was not sound. None of the packers would take such chances as this en- tailed; when the fish started to run they would be forced 10 protect their investments by immediately begin ming operations. He did not believe that evasion on this score would be attempted seriously or prove practi- cal. When MT. Heckman later in- sisted that just such methods would ibe used, Mr. Hellenthal replied if such were found to be the case in 1924. then the 1925 Legislature could easily make evasion a crime and fix suitable penalties. He condemned forcefully bestowal of arbitrary pow CT on commissions as un-American and distasteful. fundamentally un- sound. This drew fire from both MT. Hickman and MT. Zipf.
 Endorses Grant Resolution
 Delegate Sutherland, who followed 1Ir. Hellenthal, endorsed the Grant Resolution and bill. 1t is the duty of the Legislature. he said, to pass this or some similar bill. The Cover nor. had suggested it and a letter from the Secretary Of Commerce had
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
kETCHikAN MAN MAY SHIP OVER GRAND TRUNK

H. c. Strong of Ketchikan recently was in Prince Rupert making ar engagements for the shipment of sal mon and other fish to the East over the Grand Trunk Railway He is operating the Belilingham and ex poets to transport the fish from Ket chikan to Prince Rupert in thai vessel, recently overhauled and placed in firSt-class condition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
B.M. Behrends Co.,, Inc


promised to give 1t the proper recog l hilton and support. The bill, he con tinued, is essentially in the language of the Britt bill of 1921 and the reso lution identical With that accompany ing the Britt bill He pointed out two errors in 1t, statements of con. ditions which have changed in the past two years. The bill does not contain the taxation clauses, it be- ing deemed unnecessary and unwise to submit taxation bill for Con. gross for approval when the right of the Territorial Legislature to enact such measures is unquestioned.
 Section 8, he added. contains the most vital provisions of the bill. This provides for the removal of fixed fish ing appliances in small bays and estiaries, and fixes limit within which they may not encroach. This was favored recently by the Ketchi- kan grand jury in a report to Judge Reed in the U. s. District Court; it was recommended by Dr. David Starr Jordan In special report on AL askan fisheries in the early years of the present century; it is carried out in many states and several for eign countries, he said, reading from various laws to support his state. ment. The recognition of certain In dian rights of fishery, he continued, merely extended to certain rights of that nature now recognized by the 1 Bureau of Fisheries in Bristol Bay
 and near Afognak, and would not
 affect the rest of Alaska.
 Removal of Certain Gear He called attention to the proyi sion for the removal of boia fixed and moveable appliances the use of which operated as an exclusive right of fisheries. This could be accomplished by the commission after a hearing called upon peti- tion of 200 citizens. This. he sa.i. applies to seines of various srts as well as traps.
 These provisions would guard the rights of the people of the Territory. These rights have been given to the certain interests under the reserva- tion system, he charged. He warned the legislators that all kinds of ar
 guments would be presented to them ! to prevent such legislation from be- ing accomplished.
 Attacks The Empire
 Taking from his bundle of papers a copy of The Empire, he said that the movement had already been initiated by "the Organ of the Interests" He read the editorial 10 which reference was made above. He alleged it rep resented the interests of the priv ileged class and referred to The Elm pire as ''the Organ that always stands for the Interests" He also referred to an article in the same edition of The Empire regarding Gilbert Ches- terton starting publication to rep resent the masses, which he said had "crept in the paper. The ideal expressed there by Mir. Chesterton, he said, should apply equally to the fisheries of Alaska.
 Asked by MT. Dimond if he con sidered the provisions of House Bill No. 49 as being sound and wise,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
STUDENTS LEAVE.

The students and teachers form ing the delegation from the Skag- way and Haines schools, to the sec ond annual Southeastern Alaska Inter-School Meet, left Juneau this morning on the steamer Jefferson for their homes,
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
MRS HINT HERE

Mrs. Forest J. Hunt, Vile of the President of the Senate of the All aska Legislature, arrived in Juneau this morning on the steamer Jefer- son from Ketchikan. She expects to be here until the close of the Leg islature. Mrs. Hunt spent short time in Juneau several weeks ago
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
AGENT HOWELL RETURNS.

D Willis E. Nowell, agent of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, who went south to attend the launching of the new liner Alaska, his daughter, Miss Frances Nowell being sponsor, returned to Juneau on the steamer Jefferson this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
sEBREE IN PORT.

Admiral Sebree. fo the Admiral Line, is in port discharging coal for the Pacific Coast Coal Company. The freighter is southbound from a trip to the Westward
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-04-26
Observations ,eatIe Portland D. n, time

today the valleys  of a Territory.
 
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
BREvEs PALABRAs CON Ell Bo-
xEADoR PUERToRRIQUENO RAY
N1oND TOSAs (WoLF).

Aver visit6 esta redacci6n ell boxea-
dor puertorriqueno de peso iviano
Raymond Tosas quien segin manifes-
taciones Que nos hiciera, esta suma-
mente interesado en- que nuestra juven-
tud Sc desarrolle fisicamente, para
facilitarle oportunidades los adcio-
nados del boxeo piensa montar un club
atletico para cultura fisica.
Dentro de POGO tempo saldra para
La Habana y luego Sc propone visitar
algunas ciudades de Centre y Sur Anne
rica para enfrentarse con los mas CO.
nocidos luchadores de su mismo peso.
Nos inform6 que para esta tour
nee, intenta ir acompanado de un
manager que sea native de este
pals y que desde luego, este debida-
mente capacitado para clio.
En- cranto su club de Cultura FL
sica nos dijo que necesita un entusias-
ia amante del Boxeo para tratar con
el diferentes aspectos de la vida de-
citado deporte en- este pals y luegc
unir sus voluntades para cristalizar er
una hermosa realidad su sueao de at
leta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27

Es bien sabido que la Isla de Mar
garita en- Venezuela tiene fama por las
:;erlas de gran valor que Sc encuentran
en- sus costas. FL negocio de la pesca
dc perlas en- aquela bella Isla tiene
proporciones importantes Y por la pu-
reza, b i,lantes y colorido de esas mag
rifcas joyas, la Isla Sc ha hecho IA
mosa
Es de sentirse, sin embargo, que Sc
sufra en- dicha Isla de enfernedades
calculosas, debido, segun muchos honl-
Lres de ciencia, que sus habitantes
Sc regalan a menudo con los sabrosos
mariscos que tanto abundan en- las
aguas de aquella privilegiada region.
Leamos 10 que ese ,respecto nos es-
cribe Ell conocido sefor Ramon Gam
,toa, elemento de gran prestigio valer
de Juan Griego, Isla de Margarita, de
la Botica Vargas. M
s'En la Farmacia en- donde estoy
elnpleado Sc expende el maravilloso rene
dio Anticalculina Ebrey para las piedras
dc la vejiga, c6licos hepaticos y nefri-
ticos, reumatismo, acido trico, on ge
neral para todos aquellos que sufrer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
EN- UNA CONVERSATION SosTE-
NIDA EN- PONCE.
rrosttpuacsdn de !. Il. psriaa,

Marchand-estsndo como estan cerca
las elecciones en- Puerto Rico. toda pro
rroga promesa que no implique una
Immediate acc;6n por parte del Con-
groso en relaci6r con 10 solicitado por
II Co.nisi6n de Ia legislature signihca-
ra una rotunds exnosicion de a posi-
ci6n precarta del senor Barcel6 =
81 mas ioven de los caballercs un;o-
nistas eel sefior Cabrera) decia al Sc
nor Perez Marchand Que 6l veia 10 ra-
zcnablc de su vaticinio en- que ell Con-
greso americana afrontara en- estas Sc
stones cuatro problemas de enorme tras
cendoncia politica para Ell porvenir de
la nacion. HNesotros sabemos- -contf'
nuo-lo que ha de suceder; pero tene-
mos que terminar 10 empezado.''
Perez Marchand termin6 diciendo
que Mr.. Towner estaba jugando un pa
pei delicado y que era muy possible que
a ultima hora Sc excusara de ir en- la
Comisi6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
In COnOCidO BOtcariO de Ia IsIa de las Per
las haCe impOrtantes revelaciOnes

de disturbios ocasionados por higado,
vejiga rifones defecUuosos.
"Muchas personas que han tomaoo
la Anticaleulina Ebrey por indication
mia, Sc han curado radicalmente con po
COS frascos. Anticalculina Ebrey ha
comprobado ser un gran remedio que
efectivamente cura ell artritismo, acido,
urico. reumatisnfo, piedras en- la vejiga,
3 males del higado, hacienda desapare
Ger prontamente los dolores de espalda,
piernas caderas, porque lava los ri
fones, vejiga Q higado, dejandolos Ii
bres de impurezas y malos humores.'
FL Sr. Gamboa al comentar los tes-
t1monios de las diversas personas que
han obtenido su curacion con ell uso de
Anticalculina Ebrey en- Juan Griego,
dice que esas curaciones han sido de
grata sorpresa para los habitantes, pues
casi todos los curados padecfan va do
Intermediates cronicas y no tenfan idea
&c que pudiesen sanar de una manera
tan facil, con Ell simple tratamiento de
Anticalculina Ebrey.
Anticalculina Ehrey Sc vende en- todas
las bot1cas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
Ell DIRICIBLE "DIXMUDE
Ell MAS GRANDE DE LA FLO
IA AEREA DE FRANCIA, Sc
CREE PERDIDO

PARIS, diciembre 26. (cable fran
c6s) - Todavia no han llegado a esta
ciudad noticias acerca del Dirigible
''Dixmude'' que sai6 en- viaje de es
tudio hace dos dias. Los illtimos men,
safes recibidos, hacen suponer que una
fuerte tempestad 10 ha hecho cambiar
de ruta quizas puede haberio hecho
naufragar. Las autoridades militares
de Fountataouime a so Kilometres al
Sur de Mededine, han hecho preparar
un tsrreno para aterrizaje 81 es cue el
dirigible pasa por ALI.
Igualmente las autoridades miiitares
de Italia en- Tripoh, han dado instruc-
clones precisas para que en- case de
que sea divisado este grande avion
salgan aeroplanos en- su ayuda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
UN BAUTI1O

Apadrinado por la bella muy es-
timada senorita Carmen Carballo Lo-
PEE Ell apreciable cabanero don Ra-
mon Fernandez Lexton, verifc6se Ell
bautizo de la hermosa nina Luisa vic
toria ritz, que tuvo efecto en- La Ca
tedral.
Muchas muy conocidas personas,
entire las que fguraban muy gentiles
sefioritas, asistieron al acto, que resul-
to animadisimo.
Los padres de la nina obsequiercn
con mucha esp-endidez los concurrsn-
tes, durante algunas horas; y, como
era natural, por haber en- la reunion
damas tan bellas, ell acto fnalizo con
un bale, que fue verdaderamente es-
p.endido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
EXISTE EN- PUERTO RICO
UN GRAN ENTUSIASMO
BEISBOLERO
Sc ESPERA QUE VISITE LA IS
LA UN CLUB DE JUGADORES
DE LA LIGA DEL ESTE
(DeI "Heraldo de Cuba")

En- San Juan, capital de Puerto
Rico, el baseball ha revivido con
gran intensidad. Juegan allf ahora
los Havana Giants, club cubano en- ell
que fguran Parpetti, Parade, Chico
Hernandez, Pancho Rivas (Canilla)
y otros bajo la direction de Jose
Junco. En- ell terreno de la Parada
Ocho Sc estan hacienda excelentes en-
tradas, Y como las glorietas no son
sufcientes para. acomodar ell p1bli-
co que asiste, Sc esta construyendo
una nueva junto la Inca de pri-
mera.
Desde New York enviaron un ca
bic los empresarios de dicho par
que ofreciendo un team integrado por
players de la Liga del Este en- la
que juega Joseito Rodriguez, como
las negociaciones Sc han efectuado
felizmente esperase que para fines
de diciembre Sc de comienzo la
"temporada americana"
Los tres clubs de calidad que hay
actualmente en- la Isla son el Ponce,
el "Humacao" ell "Ribosch".
Seg1n nuestros informes, Sc han
hecho proposiciones al sefior Alejan-
dro Pompez para que lleve sus Gu
ban Stars antes de ir los Estados
Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
AsALTo EN- sANTURcE

Un grupo de jovenes seiioritas que
han tornado por divisa la algeria. asal-
taron la noche de Pascuas la aristocra-
tica mansion que en- Santurce posee ell
Quito caballero Lcdo. Adrian Agosto.
Reno la mas cordial algeria pa
sandose- varias hcras agradabilisimas
Ell encantador "bunch" de asaltantes,
fue muy agasajado por parte de los
esposos Agosto, quienes no escatima-
ron atenciones para que la festecita
resultara un verdadero exito.
Hasta tarde en- la noche Sc bail6. ha-
biendo conseguido de este modo ell dios
Terpsicore anotarse un triunfo mas en-
ire sus adoradores.
Sc sucedieron en- Inca interminable
los dulces y refrescos, que eran reparti-
dos con amabildad de parte de los
asaltados.
Pronto quizas Sc celebrara una nue.
va fcstecita en- la regia mansion de
los esposos Agosto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
FUE DEMAsIADo

Sammy Mandell, Ell rapido feather
weight de Rockford, ILL.,, vepcio con
absolute facilidad a Babe Herman, de
California, en- Ell Pioneer Sporting
Club. Ell match consistio Gle doce
rounds y atrajo un pdblico numercsi-
simo. parte del cusl no pudo entrar en-
la arena por ser esta insudciente. Man
dell tiene una gran reputation no solo
en- Chicago denas ciudades del Es-
tado de Illinois ST que tambi6n en- New
York otros lugares del Este.
Babe Herman es I'M boxer rapido,
psro no obstante la hgereza preci-
sion de los golpes de su rival supera-
ron por 10 que la victoria no ofrecio
dudas de ninguna clase Mandell gano
siete de los rounds. hizo tab!as cuatro
perdi6. por ligero margen, uno solo,
el noveno
Ell match fue extraordirariamente ra
pido desde ell principle al fin. En- los
dos primeros rounds Mandell estuvc
nervioso pele6 con cuidado. Desde e.
segundo round al noveno, golpeo su
eusto a Babe Hernsn; pero en- ell no
veno este obtuvo IA mejor parte. z
| d6cimo round fue Ell major de Mandell
Los dos ultimos resnltaron tablas. II
cl round final, Herman solo pretendls
lanzar un golpe decisive. Mandell pesf
ba 129 1I2 lbras y Herman una me
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
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Han contraido matrimonio la encan-
tadora senorita America Nigaglieni y
Ell excelente y muy conocido caballero
don Antonio Miro SOLO, Cuien goza de
muchas sinpatias en- San Juan.
Aunqus el acto Sc VERTIGO en- la ma
yor intimidad, dcbido al reciente luto
de uno de. los conyuges, los novios re-
cibicron muchos rsgalos de sus hume
rosas amistades. Fueron padrinos Ell
apreciabilisirno caballero don Simon
Nigaglient Ia muy estimada sonora
dofa Flora SOLO de Miro,
Deseamos eterna luna de miel los
Contingencies.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
LAS ENrERMEDADEs DEL HreADo

Las Intermediates del higado Sc ma
nifestan en- general por una sensacion
&c pesadez, de estorbo de dolor al
costado derecho del abdomen, debaJo
de las costillas. FL color de los enfer-
nos es amarillente bilsoso 3 sus o-inas
sen muy colcreadas, estas intermediates
son debidas a Ia presencia en- los pc
quelos canales del higado, de granos
de arena formados por la accumulation
de- acido 1rico. Es necesario eiiminar
este acido lrico Ell mejor medic es Ell
tratamisnto Ge regimen por Ell Arthri
Sci. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-27
D1sCURsos


Una vez alli congcegados y despues
de haber dido hermos2s valaes natives
y alsgres aguinaldos ejecutaaos pof ia
banda de los mucnachos de Benefcea-
cia hizo uso de "a ralaDra el conocado
eaucacionista puert9rriqrelio, Lcdo.
Francisco Vicenty quien cn su estllo
aneno y sencillo s1vo srases de verda-
dero aliento para los recl1ldos Que Ie
escuchaban. Explic6 bellasnente 81 ora
dor, como una caida en- In VIDA del
hombre es a veces necesalga para Ia
purifcacion del sspir;tu.
AL descender Ell selor Vicsnty de la
tribuna, Sc dirigi6 g los presos Ell scnor
Rodriguez Vera, Julien en- frases s"nSl-
disimas de un puro afecto hacia Sis
oyentes demostr6 esta ves qua hay en-
81 ademas de un oscritcr, iii orador
de verbo elocuente y conmovedcr.
Tambien hicieron uso de la pala5ra
(aunque no en- este momento> 81 re-
cluido Jose Torres y Ell senior Paz Cara
nela, quien Sc extendi6 On IN bello dis
curse sobre principles de educaci6n
discipline.