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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27

by R. ]. Poster national executive
secretary. al Helena, IS follows:
Judge Albert j. Galen, Helena
chairman Mrs. W.. 7. Perham, Glca-
dive, vice chairman; Sam GOA, Hell
ena; Earl Ginsberger, Butte; E. G.
Carruth, Havre; Frank Hazelbaker,
Dillon; Miles Romney, Hamilton;
James Eckford, ChOteau; Leon Shaw,
Billings; Frank Fishback, Plenty
wood; Dean A. L. Stone, Missoula, 7,
J. Hooking, Glasgow; Nelson Story,
Jr., BOzeman; and Judge o. F. God
dard, Bill ings.
Mr.. Foster VIII act as. an ~ex-Officio
member Of the committee.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
HENDERSON trial
Opens JURY Term
Man Accused Of RObbing Box
Cars on Stand in Own
Defense Today

BerI Henderson, charged with
rO5bing box cars in the local n.
P. yards, took the stand in his
own defense this morning after
the prosecution spent the day
yesterday in efforts to weave a
web of evidence about him to
prove their a
Henderson declared that he had
worked for the county attorney and
sheriff's offices at various times in
seeking to uncover violations of the
liquor laws. Henry Plat, an impor-
tant witness for the state, declared
that he also had been engaged in
similar work.
Witness COllapses
Platt collapsed on the stand yester-
day while giving his testimony. Platt
had been boarding at the Henderson
home and claimed that Henderson
had forced him to go along and assist
in breaking into and robbing a box
car on the night of August 10, 1924.
Henderson denied that he had been
engaged in the nefarious occupation
CT which he is accused and completed
his evidence about 10 o'clock this
morning.
Beth sides rested just before the
noon recess and arguments were tc
begin at 2:3O. The case was expected
to go to the jury late today.
John Plunhmer, brother-in-law O.
Henderson, was also charged jointly
with the crime but was granted
separate trial.
Jury Secured
It took two hours Monday after
noon to secure a jury, "a names hav
ing been drawn before the attorney
for state and defense expressed them
selves as satisfied. The follOwin
jurors were accepted: G. w. Ellins
, ton, Roy Harris, F. W. Parker, GeOrg
? w. Gee. Steven Mitchell, E. Portne-
. Henry S~andsness, Chester A. Schulz
. L. H. Norris, J.. c. Williams, Eugel
Graf and Len Verwolf.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
legion BOARD
TO RAISE funds
Nelson Story Jr. Named TO Aid
in Securing Quota of
Endowment Fund

The personnel of the state commit
tee to have charge of the American
Legion drive for raising Mcntana's
quota Of $4,000 of the national S5,-
100000 endowment fund is announced
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
PARKING SPACES MARKED.

Parking spaces on Main street have
been marked out by the city with
white paint, cars being required to
park between the lines at an angle.
Side street parking is parallel with
the curb and parking oznes have al
so been marked on these streets on
both sides of Main.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
Scenes of Pioneer Days Portray
ed and Present Development
Is Shown
lContinued frOm Page One

and feeding of animals. Next came a
demonstration. Sixth, agriculture
was demonstrated. There was a milk
ing contest in this part, after which
there was a drinking contest of the
milk, which delighted everybody.
Next came a ty~pewriting exhibition,
then campfire work was shown, then
physical education work was demon
strated. Boys and girls from MIR.
Campbell's physical education class
ia eme clever c~alisthenics. Next
Co... the athletics, basketball and
track-then the Gallatin County high
school was represented by a class
song of their girls gee club, and thea
a tribute was given to Montana State
-uT---
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27
EAGLES MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Bozemam lodge No. 326, F. o. E.
held memorial services at the K. of
P. hall Sunday in honor of it's de-
parted, the Rev. 7. A. Daughters de-
livering the address. -Twenty-four
members have died since the local
lodge was instituted.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-27

FOR SALE OR RENT - Stock
Ranch, 1920 acres. Can cut $50 tons
hay. Apply Dave Winter, Ringing,
Montana 27-3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-03


Jose. il 6W, ey died at his home
here, LAY q, after a long illness.
Mr.. SWasey, d native of Portugal,
came to this country more than sixty
years ago lie was twice married.
His first wife vas Miss Elmina Reed,
who died many years ago. Several
children were born to them only one
OF whom slryiveS-Mrs. Addie
Knowles, living in Canada. His sec
ond wife was Miss Sarah Lunt, who
survives HIM. Eight children, five
daughters and three sons were born
TO them, all Of whom survive. The
daughters are Mrs. Hilda Hammond
and Mrs. Adele Mcdonald, of
Gouldsboro, Mrs. Josie Pettee, Mrs.
Virgelia Butler and Miss Gladys
Swasey, Edwin v, lana and Will,
al OF Seal Cove. He also leaves sew
eral grandchildren. Mr.. Swasey fol-
lowed the sea in earl, life, later find
ing employment ashore. He was an
industrious man, only giving up
active labor few years ago, when
compelled to do so by failing health.
lIa waz good neighbor, and
ee pecte d in the community. Funeral
services we're held at the Episcopal
charel Thursday. LAY %, Rev. Lewis
Chester Morr son officiating. There
We're many beautiful floral offerings.
d ura al Was IL Seal Cove cemetery.
NJ. and Ms. VIII Hammond and
M and Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald OF
Gouldsbo3e, we're in town Thursday
to attend the fun5ra service of their
| father, Nh Cw1ecy
Roland B. Ashley received word
| Thursday of the death of his mother,
Mrs. Jane Ashley, in Sullivan. Mr.
and Mrs. Ashley went to Sullivan
Sunday, May g, to attend the
| funeral Irving Ashley and sister
| Bernice came from Northeast Harbor
and went to Sullivan to the funeral
of their grandmother.
| Mrs Alvena D. Heath, widow of
w. w. A. Heath, died Sun
| day, May 81, after a long illness.
Willard Goodwin of Ellsworth is
the guest of Miss Gladys Swasey
Center grammar and primary
schools closed last week. Miss Marie
McEachern, in charge of the primary,
sent two pupils to the grammar
grade-Grace Butler and Russell
Reed. Miss Louise Heath, grammar,
has two pupils taking examinations
| for high school-Sadie Butler and
| Georgia Freeman.
June l. N.
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Franklin.

In spite of the inclemency of the
weather, exercises Memorial day
were successfully carried out. The
speaker, of the day was Rev A. NJ.
Winsor of Bangor, who gave an in
spring talk. Richard Collar, a
senior in the high school, gave Lin
coins Gettysburg address, and APP
propriate music was furnished by tle
male quartet. The ranks of tie
veterans have thinled n35ieeabiy tie
past few years. only six being present
Comrades 5. S. Clark, ]. 7. Clark,
S. O. Hardison, Robert Phillips. 4.
W. Smith and Sidney Butler.
Mrs Lula Iyer. commercial teach
er at the hisA school, mas received
notice from The L. c. Smith Type
writer Co. that three of her pupils,
Virgil DonneI, Florence Tracey and
Nellie Jellison, have been awarded
certificates OF merit Tor skill in type
writing, and the two young ladies'
have been awarded medals for ac-
complishing a speed of forty-fye
words a minute.
Supt and Mrs. Scammon were in
Southwest Harbor Saturday, where
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Southwest llarbor.

R. NJ. Norwood moved last week
into his handsome new cottage on
The Dirigo road. The finely graded
grounds add much to the attractive
ness of the new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kelley and 1T
tie son have again taken possession
of their bungalow near the Thorn
ton cottage.
Caldwell Phillips took his sisters
family to Bangor to spend Sunday
with DR.. Leonard Ford.
On Sunday, June 7, at $50, Rev.
Ashley H. Smith, D. D., will deliver
the memorial address to the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs of Southwest
Harbor at the Methodist church.
Members of the lodges are requested
to meet at their hall and march 10
the church.
It was with deep regret that the
many friends here of Liston F. Smith
learned of his death at the Bar Har-
Dor hospital on Saturday, May %.
The body was taken to his early
home town. Caribou, where the
funeral and interment took place
Mr.. Smith came to Southwest liaf-
Dor nearly forty years ago, and com
menced trading by driving d dry
goods cart around the island. He De
came known as "The Live Yankee
His genial nature and obliging way
won him hosts of friends. Gradual
ing from the horse and cart route
Mr.. Smith set up a store, still re-
tanning his title of Live Yankee,
and gaining the good will of custom
lie had been in failing health puI
pluckily stuck to his business, even
after receiving hospital treatment
Within the past year he sofa ms
goods to his clerk, Elwell irundy'
and went for few months TO i've
with his relatives in Caribou, coming
from there to the Bar Harbor
hospital.
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Sulry ROad.

Surry Road.
Alfred Wood Of kittery and Albion
Wood of Portland spent the week
end with their mother Mrs. Mary
Wood. Mrs Wood IS in poor health.
Mrs. Annie Peterson of Everett,
Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. E. E.
SWEET, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Conary are at
their cottage, after spending the win
ter in Newton, Mass.
Capt Albert Fullerton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Mcdonald Of Bangor,
Mr. and Mrs George Fullerton and
George, ir., and Miss Sadie, of
Calais, Mr. and Mrs. L. Stewart and
Miss Irene, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon SWEET,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry and Mrs.
Flora Stewart, of Bar Harbor, Capt.
Watson Stewart of Seal Cove, Mrs.
Addie Hodgkins of Holden. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. SWEET
for the weekend.
June l. S.
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The woman's club will be enter

The woman's club will be enter
tanned Saturday afternoon, June D,
by Mrs. Adelaide Wheeler, at her
summer home at Buffers Point.
Fred Doyle, who has been at home
several months on account of i'll
health, has returned to Connecticut.
The baccalaureate sermon Sunday
night at the Baptist church, de-
l.yered by Prof. Pollard of the U. of
H.. vas one OF the most inspiring
md scholarly addresses ever heard
here.
Earl and Halle Young and
Corinne Furbush, of Bangor were
in town Sunday.
The large boulder near the resi-
dence of Fred Orcutt, one Of the old
nAmark5 OF the town, has been re-
n.~ved il making way for the new
s a,e Lighway.
Zane /. Echo"
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West Sullivan.

T. C. Higgins has moved his fam
lily into Mrs. Louise Hooper's house
for the summer.
Mrs. Agnes Hale has gone to Bar
Harbor, where she will be employed
during the summer.
r. H. Springer, who is employed
at Seal Harbor, spent the weekend
in town
Mrs. Louise Hooper has gone to
Hancock Point, where she will be
employed during the summer.
Friends of Muriel Bunker are glad
to know that she is recovering from
her recent operation, in the Homeo-
pathic hospital, Boston. Her father
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Stinson Of Seal
Harbor spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. B. K. JOY.
A. P Havey and family and Miss
Ruth Daggett, of Bangor, spent the
weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. JOY have been
spending several days at Molasses
pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Hyson are
home from West Gouldsboro, where
they have been for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Treworgy
of Surry, Miss Nellie Treworgy of
Bangor and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Treworgy and sons, Harry and Paul,
of Milo, We're Sunday guests at H. H.
Hayey's.
June /. "Une Annie"
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West fremont.

V Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Maddocks and
children, Dorothy and Ernest, of
Ellsworth, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Maddocks' parents, A. A. Went
worth and wife.
Wesley Bartlett and family have
gone to Tinker's island where he is
in the weir business.
Mrs. w. H. Lunt has moved to Nc
Kinley, where she is EN- loyedl in the
sardne factory Mr.. Lunt is en-
ployed at Colts Island.
Mrs. Ernest Smith and son Nor
man left Sunday for their home in
Ellsworth, her school here having
closed.
Miss Lois ingalls, spent the week
end with her brother Austin. at
Southwest Harbor.
Miss Leola G. Rumill, who is en-
ployed in Belfast hospital, spent
three days at home last week
Mrs. Eliza Rumill visited her
grandson, Arthur Rumill, at Seal
Cove last week.
Miss Rena Lunt arrived Sunday
from Boston. and will be employed at
the Ocean house at Manset this
season.
June I. ''Thelma."
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BucksDOrt Center.
June l

Floral grange held its session
Tuesday evening, with good at
tendance. The ladies, in their old
fashioned toys, filed the chairs. Re
freshments were served. At the
next meeting the brothers will fill
the chairs. The grange memorial
service was held in the church sun
day A good sermon was preached
by the pastor.
Madeline Willins spent few days
recently in Hancock with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Carter spent the
weekend with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grassland
spent Memorial day in Dexter.
H. NJ Willins spent few days re-
Gently in Surry.
June 1 w.
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II;,lnOina.

Mrs. Nellie Stratton is home from
WOburn, Mass, where she has spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Flora Bard
Luther Leach and wife, formerly
of Bar Harbor and Ellsworth, are
occupying the Frank Holt house for
the summer.
C. o. Cousins and wife, of Bangor,
were weekend guests of John H. and
F. L. Hodgkins.
Grammar school graduation will
be held at the grange hall Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Berry and Helen Hodgkins of
Waterville spent the weekend with
F. L. Hodgkins and wife.
Saturday and Sunday were old
home days with the Convey family,
all the family being present except
Eugene. Besides being a holiday, it
was the eighty-sixth birthday of the
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Coolidge.
Grafton Convey and Miss Maud Lock
hart motored from Portland, and
Neal Leach and family from Penob-
scot, returning tie their home in Will
ton.
There will be motion pictures at
the grange hall Friday evening, un-
der the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen. The title of the picture
is THE Hour Glass" and is free to
all
There will be memorial services at
the church next Sunday, at 100 p.
m. Rev H. e. Dunnack, State Ii
brarian will sneak
Rev. w. H. Rice left to-day to at
tend the Baptist State convention.
June /. IL.
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!. Scammon delivered the Memorial

Mr.. Scammon delivered the Memorial
day address.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Swan Of Water
Vile spent the weekend with friends
here.
.Irs. D. o. Campbell Of Sangerville
IS i ending a few days in town.
Ralph Brooks of Everett, Mass,
Who several months ago purchased
the Charles Macomber homestead,
arrived with his family and house
hold Goods last week.
among weekend visitors i'll town
we're Clyde Bragdon of West New
toT. Mass, Clarence Morse OF Cherry
Iieid, Robert Lane and Sumner De
Beck, Of the faculty Of belfast high
school, Lawrence Morse Of Bangor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fernald OF Seal
Ha~bor, MI and Mrs. Clendon
Stevens and four children, Of 2um-
ford, Percy Iaasco.n Of PitJ5iield.
afrs. Irene Cay Of Hancock, Eugene
Goodwin ana family OF Bar Harbol,
Mrs. Flora Harper OF Collingsyille,
Conn, Mrs Jerusha Trip of Sulli-
van, Alfred Hanson and family of
Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Fred Donnell is at Tunk Pond
with her sister. Mrs. Simon Bunker.
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Otis.


Mrs. j. O. Jordan, who has been
with Mrs. C. R. Kenny, at Eddington,
returned home Friday. Mrs. Kenny
is i'll.
Henry Salisbury on Friday re-
ceived word of the death OF his
brother Richard at Bangor The =
many friends here extend sympathy
to the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moore Of Hal
lowell came Friday to spend the holi-
days with relatives.
William Givren and Lynwood Hurd
of Bangor, spent the weekend with
Sanford Grindle
DR.. King of Maynard, Mass, and
friends, spent the past two weeks
camping at Floods pond. The last
day they caught sixteen silver trout
to take home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill OF Bangor are
camping at Floods pond.
Mrs. Grace Prescott OF Bangor is
spending a few days with her cousin,
Caine Grindle.
Doris and Mildred Moore are at
home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Manchester and
party of seventeen from Bangor
were at Herbert Salsbury's cottage
over the weekend.
Don Roberts of Bangor is visitin )
w. D. Moore.
Fred Grover, who has spent sew
eral weeks with his brother, E. L..
Grover has returned to North Maria
Vile
Bert Durham started May Is to
carry the cream to Ellsworth.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Salisbury of Lakewood were
sorry to hear their little daughter
Beulah had to be operated on Fri
day night, at the Hurley hospital,
Ellsworth, for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Young are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter, born May 80.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Warren of
Eddington spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Rosabell Warren.
DR.. Hedin and family, of Bangor,
spent Sunday at their cottage.
Elgana Remick, who has spent
the winter at j. o. Jordan's, returned
to Brewer Sunday.
Mr. Sleeves, who works at Cliff
| ton, was at home Sunday.
Longfellow league will have an
entertainment and candy sale at the
schoolhouse in district No. 2, June
ill.,
June 1. o.
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West Hancock.

Herman Sinclair left last Thursday
for Machias, where he has employ
ment.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Sawyer OF
Barre, Vt, spent Memorial day with
his mother, Mrs Fred Milliken.
Mrs Adelaide Wheeler, who is
spending the summer at her home in
Egypt, was the weekend guest or
Mr.. and Mrs Watson Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Googins of
Hudson, Mass, called on old friends
and relatives here Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-03
The Depositor's Obligations

L he DSpOSllOT oDAAe-tl'NA'o
|THE DEPOSlTOR should l-a..e lis
j. account valuable to his bank By
always maintaining balances which will
compensate the bank for the expense it
inculs in providing banking facilities.
AS the depositor expects his bank to
maintain costly equipment and staff,
and to render numerous services for
which there is no charge, it IS only fair
as an equivalent that he contribute to
the banks loanable funds.
The depositor owes It to his bank to
be always considegate of the time of
officers and employee, and TO conform
to established banking practice
He will be entirely irauN with his
banker in giving information or which
to base credit, and which will inform
the banker as to his condition and the
progress he is making
Also, he will accept gracefully the
decisions his banker makes, even
though the banker cannot see bis way
Gear to accede to the depositor's
requests.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-03
Much Driving Hurts Eyes

After long drive always wash
your eyes with simple camphor,
witchhazel, hydrastis, etc, rs mixed
in Lavoptik eye wash. This removes
dust and germs and counteracts eff
fects of wind and sun. Stops dryness
and burning AleHander's Phar
macy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-03
Partridge Cove.

Clarence Smith and family, of Bar
Harbor, visited his sister, Mrs. G.
B. Young, Sunday.
Congratulations are extended Fred
Springer and wife on the birth of
son.
Mrs. Jennie Davis and Arthur
Eaton and family, OF Northeast Har-
Dor, visited their mother, Mrs. W. A.
Dorr on Sunday.
June / D.
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Published by The Liberty National Bank OF EHst

experimenting the brief outline the things
Ibertys special home feeling cali
a
no a
han We hank
COrda
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-03
The R.rlk's Obligations

J. he E.tlN S OOllgaIlOnS
|--'T.E BANKS first obligation is that
E ri keeping in position to meet de-
Qa~toys demands for the return of
il uuds.
That implies adhering strictlyfto the
principles OF safety. The bank neces-
aau'y regards its deposits as a sacred
,ras', Therefore, it must lend de-
4 where they will stimulate in
-. and yet be collectble when due.
ne Bank must be conservative even
i cor ;dering well-laid plans of
0rs ior business extension. The
,;.eunagoment of unsound plans may
resuit in disaster to the depositor whom
"a" hank desires to help. -
The Bank must always maintain a
Inc balance between constructlveness
a.,d conservatism.
The Bank is obligated to give kindly
consideration to the needs of deposltors
r'o,her Their interests be large or
IL. and to lend the weight of its
t Il and support to the depositor
. Geahn2s are small, but none the
IS important to him.
TIE spirit Of regard for each o
confidence and lasting friendship
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-03
Banking for the People
COPYRIGHT 1924 HARVEY
In q Spirit of Fair Dealing:
COPYRIGHT 1924 HARVEY BLODGETT

nix and It's depotos have certain obligations to each other b -
mutually profitable and ideal when Obligations
lously
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
Notas de la Lsla

por las incomodidades y la poca or
ganizaci6n y discipline que ALI ha-
bia. Los doctores De la Rosa Y de
Juan, pueden, nejor que nadie, dss
de un punto de vista imparcial, de-
cir viva voz, en- que condiciones
ancontraron a Tricoche, y 81 desean
ser euuitativos, podrian hacer una
comparaci6n de las condiciones de
aver y las de hoy, pues ellos en- CO.
cperaci6n con el doctor Guillermo
salazar iniciaron una era de sani-
dad y salubridad en- Tricoche, al lin
piar de microbes la sala de Tifo-
SOS, era que esta completando ell
doctor Alvaro Santaella.
No podemos pues ocultar la YER
dad de los hechos v declaramos, i'm
parcialmente, que hoy existe I'm hos
pital donde los enfernos reciben de-
bida asistencia.
Continuaremos informando nues
tros leetores sobre Ell cariz que to-
men los acontecimientos y Ia ac-
titud del Executive Municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
DE La COSTA SUR
NINA DE sIETE

(De nuestro Redactor)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-28
DON A1vARo sANTAELLA

Este distinguido galeno nos cen
sur6 que nosotros no hubieramOs lido
a inspeccionar el Hospital Tricoche
cuando el tom6 possession del mismo
y compar5ramos ahora las reformas
que habia introducido y el estado
higienico en- que Sc hallaba dicho
establecimiento para que pndiera-
mos ser hoy heraldos de la verdad
Maestro Representante, ahora
que llega el momento, recuerda Que
durante la administration anterior,
las Administrations de PARA Ca
90, de Abelardo Aguiln Jr., y la re-
lampago de Bias oliveras, el estado
de Tricoche ofrecia un aspeeto mi
serable, sucio Y abandonado; pare
cia mas bien una carniceria que
una casa de asilados. Recuerda tami
bier el reporter Y de este Sc debe
accrdar el doctor Guillermo Sala-
gar, que le dijo aquel este distin-
guido galeno que habiamos visto
no sabiamos 81 una nurse una sir
vienta, descalza, Hevando una ban
deja de conida a enfermos, a 10 que
Ell doctor Guillermo salazar, en- son
de broma nos pregunt6 que Que
hora habiamos visto aquello y le
contestamos cue a las once de la
mahana, y entonces nos dijo que ha-
bia tenido tempo de ponerse las
medias.
El doctor santaella nos manifesto
que eli como Director de Beneficen-
cia no puede encargarse de pesar
las provisiones cuando para csc
cargo hay un Administrators, en-
quien tiene plena confianza.
Los cargos que Sc lie hacen, a es-
to galeno son injustos y quizas ODE
decen rencillas personaIes, al
gun movimiento politico contra los
ideales de la Alianza.
Sobre las condolences del hospital
Tricoche tiurante 81 periodo de Ia
Jifoidea y cuando Sc pens6 en- esta-
bleeer una sala de emergencia, sien'
do testigos los doctores De la Rosa
y De Juan, eran horribles, no sola-
1nente por 10 anti-higisnico en- qut
/ Sc encontraba el local sino tambi6r