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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
SHIP SINKS WITH 48
AS HELP ARRIVES.
Liner, With 600 Passengers,
Reaches Helpless Jap
Freighter Too Late.

New York.-The Japanese freighter
Raifuku Maru, her plates sprung by
a 36-hour battle with crashing seas,
sank $50 miles southeast of Halifax at
few minutes before noon, carrying
to their death her whole crew Of 48
officers and men.
The Homeric of the White Star fleet
led the dash of passenger liners and
other vessels to her rescue, but ar
rived TOO late. The crew vas trapped
aboard the doomed ship by the de-
struction of the lifeboats, crushed by
the waves which washed the low decks
of the vessel.
The Honeric was within sight Of the
freighter as she went down.
Radio Tells of Disaster.
Official confirmation OF the tragedy
came in a wireless dispatch from Capt.
John Roberts Of the Homeric to the
officers Of the White Star line here.
1t read
Proceeded to the assistance Of the
Raifuku haru this morning at AT,
eastern standard time. Sighted
steamer at 10 "a Steamer sank IL 80
at latitude Al :43 north, longitude 81 :39
west. Regret unable to save life; pro-
ceeded on voyage u :J3 p. ~"
Frantic Calls for Help.
Two steamships and two ocean
going tugs besides the Homeric were
speeding to the rescue Of the freighter,
which began to send out frantic S o S
calls. Their courses to the sinking
vessel Were guided by he. continued
calls for aid.
Nov very danger, come quick !!
was one of the last Of the messages
received from the stricken craft
which was listing more than 80 de.
grees to port because of her heavy
cargo of wheat. AS the ships within
range turned toward her, other pleas
in broken English cracked from her
radio masthead.
'Ship 80 degrees low, please, quick
assist" was one Of them. Earlier,
one had said: "Ship meeting heavy
weather Smashed lifeboats in board
In danger"
48 Die With Rescuers Near.
1t was his heavy weather, in which
the laundering liner still struggled
which spelled death to the crew. The
Homeric was sent at high speed
through the heavy seas in the vain
effort 90 reach Raifuku Maru in time
to save her men.
The race of the Homeric was spec
tacular Bound in from Europe wit1
600 passengers the liner swerved al
once from her course and began the
race through the storm and heavy
seas.
The Japanese continuously reported
her position to the Homeric, which is
equipped with direCtional wireless
The liner finally sighted the small YES.
sci, listed far over and low in the
water
Then with the high sides of the
great ship In sight across the tossing
water, the crew of the Raifuku wen
down with their ship.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
VICE PRESIDENT At
OLD NORTH CHURCH
Dawes Takes Part in Thrill
ing Scene-Paul Revere's
Lamps Clean Again.

BoSton.-Out, far out and bravely,
shone the lantern lights on Saturday
night from the spire of the Old North
church.
Within the building sat notables of
the land-the vice president of the
United States, the governors of all the
New England states, two bishops of
the old church, which was the church
by law established in the days of our
forefathers and to whom the lantern
lights carried a message of warning
and call te~duty
Century and Half Ago.
One hundred and fifty years ago
young Robert Newman, sexton of this
Christ church which now is known to
every American schOolboy as "the
old North church." hung out the Ian
terms as a signal to Paul Revere, the
silversmith who was waiting on the
Charlestown shore. that the British
troops were starting by water TO de-
stroy the precious munitions of war
which the patriot colonists had assem-
bled at Concord.
And that is the event they commem-
GRATED with song and prayer and with
speeches by Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer of
Boston, granddaughter of Paul
Revere, and by Vice President Dawes,
great great grandson of William
Dawes, who rode on the night of April
is, 1875, by another route in case Re
we're was captured or killed by the
British soldiers on his route.
And after the songs and the prayers
came the most touching and thrilling
moment of all, and that was when
young Paul Revere of Boston, great
great-grandson of Paul the silver
smith, reverently lifted the lighted
lanterns and bore them aloft to the
belfry arch.
Scene Thrills Every Spectator.
Trumpet music rang out from the
choir loft of the church as young
Paul Revere bore the lanterns fror
their place in front of the altar, and
the organ Numbered, and all the
people in the quaint high-backed pews
rose and sang with one voice "Amer-
ia, SOuS WHICH,, the EeCLOE udu
gently pointed out to them, was writ
ten by the good Doctor Smith. who
once lived hard by the church.
When, half century ago, they OBJ
served the one hundredth anniversary
of the Revere-Dawes rides at Christ
church, Doctor Smith was present and
read an anniversary poem.
Dawes Plea to Nation
While the lanterns glimmered before
the altar General Dawes mounted the
pulpit stairs and took his place be-
meath the wide sounding board and
made an imprisoned plea for devel-
opment of the national characterize
safeguarding of what was good and
right in the stripping away of what
'Those lanterns" the vice president
said, (which they hung out $50 years
ago were beacon lights to a people.
To us they still are beacon lights, and
with them shines the beacon light Of
the old New England character. We
can prOfitably take example from it,
the more so as we are still a young
people and our character as a people
still is forming"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
MAIL PLANE BRINGS
MILLIONS TO CHICAGO

Chicago.-Army aviators flew more
than 100000 in registered mail from
New Orleans and other cities in the
South to Chicago to demonstrate to
the Post-Office department that such
an air mail route should be estab-
lished.
1t was a test flight taking in Mo-
bile, Montgomery and Birmingham,
Ala; Nashville, Tenn; Louisville,
KY, and Indianapolis, Ind, and it was
accomplished in just eight hours and
fifteen minutes flying time. The dis
lance travelled was probably 1000
miles. Capt. Herbert Fox and Lieut.
Vincent Meloy flew the last lap from
Nashville to Chicago.
Stops were made in each of the cities
set forth in the route plan, and at
each place mail was put off and taken
on. In Louisville, the airmen stopped
for twenty minutes for dinner and
were then again on their way. The
men took to the air in Louisville at
l 80 and landed on the air mail field
west of haywood at :15 in the after
noon.
The flight was made under the d.
rection Of the National Guard Of Ten
nessee and Alabama with the co-opera-
ton of the chambers and associations
Of commerce of the principal cities
along the route.
1t is the bankers particularly who
want the new air mail route estab-
lished, for they point out that such a
route will save them a days time In
clearings, and thousands in money
over the period of a year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
St. Paul Woman Charged
With Poisoning z Persons

ST. Paul, Minn.-Mrs. Della Soren-
sen, twenty-eight, of st. Paul, who
was arrested on charges of killing by
poison seven persons, three of them
members of her own family, over a
period of seven years, signed a con-
fession before County Attorney Do
brey.
The list of victims includes her
daughter, Minnie, three; her daughter.
Deloris, nursing baby; her first hus-
band, Joseph Weldam, and her mother
in-law, Mrs. Wilhelmina Weldam.
She also poisoned two of tn. chill
dren of Wetzel Cooper, her sister-in-
law, and Ruth Brock. an infant.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
Four Go to Prison in
100000 Stock Stumble

East st. Louis, Tl-Four officers Of
the Moore Motor Vehicle company of
Danville. ILL.,, convicted in 1921 in an
alleged $1,6OO,OOO stock swindle, were
committed by Judge English to terms
in the federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth. They will start for prison
at once.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
Confesses Putting Fatal
Bomb in Victims Auto

Cleveland, Ohio. = John Kosinski
confessed, police said to planting"
a bomb in the starter system of Stan
ley Lewandowski's automobile, which
resulted in Lewandowski's death here.
The confession followed discovery in
the Lewandowski home, where Ko-
sinski was a boarder. of Is bombs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
TwO Killed, Forty Hurt
in 100000 Fire in Mexico

Bisbee, Ariz.-Two persons were
killed and 40 others injured when
fire destroyed 10 business houses in
Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, according
to advices received h ere. The
flames started in a saloon, RACED the
business section and then destroyed
200 residences. Loss is estimated
at 100000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
10000 Killed in u. S.
by Traffic in One Year

washington.-A death toll of 10000.
Of whom 10000 were children. and
property loss Of between 500 1000. 900
and $1,000,000,000 resulted from traffic
accidents last year, according to De-
psrtment of Commerce figures. The
figures will be stressed in the nation.
wide safety campaign under the direc-
ton of Secretary Hoover this summer,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
Wisconsin Mother Kills
TLUo Daughters and Self

Aberdeen, Wis.-Despondent over
her i'll health, which she said in a note
had also spoiled her children's health.
Mrs. Maria Taskinenen, forty. farm
woman living about six miles east of
here, killed her two young daughters
and then cut her own throat.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29
News of Wisconsin

Madison-Gov Blaine and his wife
are reported to be improving from at
tacks of influenza which have confined
them to the gubernatorial mansion for
several days.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

GAINESVILLE = Temporary iniunCt@
granted by Judge George Grimm ii
the Rock county circuit court to pre-
vent the reporting Of bank stock taxes
as delinquent were dissolved fOlIoTl.
the supreme court decision in the Hart.
ford case. The four GAINESVILLE banks
paid the tax under protest, awaiting
further test of the Wisconsin law In
the United States supreme court
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Eden-Loss estimated at $4,000 was
caused at the farm of Irvine and
George Wager, south of Eden, when
the barn was struck by lightning and
burned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Mrs. Mary Fels has incorporated the
Joseph Fels Foundation, Inc, of New
York, to utilize the great fortune left
by her husband, Joseph Fels, soap
manufacturer and single tax enthusi-
asst. The foundation, of which she is
the president, will work for the Jew
ish resettlement and nonpolitical re-
organization of Palestine" for ZEN
lightenment in the field of land taxa
ton and general taxation; and for
lin general, the awakening of religious
and spiritual thought, the furtherance
of improved economic conditions, and
the promotion of human betterment."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Richland Center-Nordahl }, PeIef
son, former assistant cashier OIL Tue
now defunct Soldiers Grove BANK wS
sentenced to five years at Green Day
reformatOry on his plea Of guilly u
defalcation of $4,000 Of the @'hS
fund. Peterson confessed to the If
Irregularities.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Prairie du Chen The cons+r,..
Of the new $125,O00 SUDDEN cG .a.,e
Campion college, Prairie du CGi t" I
nearing completion. The eytorio.
been finished and all that rem,,, ~ '
the interior decoration and lndso,s
of the grounds. The cbano r'
Gothic design and is one Of tho y
attractive college chapcIs in tbo ,,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

sheboygan-The city Of SDSOJ t5ers
spent S1,817,S55 last year "' mo city
is a balance of $1O93.2l3 n lns .nral
treasury now. according to the 3"p rel
report of City Treasurer FREQ
gener.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

KenOSha-PrleStS anu S'S'o''
various parts of the state Joiileu VIVA
the members Of the st. James conslv
cation, Kenosha, during the last "e'.
in celebrating the golden luollee y
Sister Mary Calasancta, menoe
the Dominican order, who entered 'D'
sisterhood 30 years ago.
Chippewa Falls-Graye stones Ot"
ing the emblem of the American =
zion on one side and the name u
deceased World war veteran Oh W
other will be erected by the Neu
Kilean post, American Legion On ="
resting places of all veterans O"''''
in cemeteries at Chippewa ta'Is
Asbland-F D. McCabe and R. ,.
McCabe, giving their homes a. i nmo
lev. Mich. were arrested by g '',ns
Wardens Grey and Happle foF N'"a mo
deer during the closed season .,
mouth of Onion river, Ashland cOun,,
Judge Calder at Washburn inca u ,.r
$3.50 each after they pleaded gum
Kohler-Sousa's band will p'9 on
the annual summer festival to " an ,n
Quoted by the Kohler Co. for ~ , az
ployes. Dates for the fest''a' =
not been announced.
Auburndale-Th Rev. Fail'ei no
hauser. who has been pastor y" nnrn
Catholic church in Eau 6aIle' ,l,,r's
county has been assigned 70 SI' N"'
congregation in Auburndale.
Madison-The state Of "'s'J hfIs,
owns five hundred forty auloH'Vo ,ol.
and automobile trucks. ranging = .,tp.
ne from $50 to $4,000 each a S state
ment prepared by Secretary ol q EN- +6e
Fred zimmerman at the reques'
legislature shows.
sheboygan-The city Of S0eOg ,gsre
snent iS17s55 last year. and in .,,c
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Milwaukee-One Of the largest M,
gers of insurance companies an reo,,,
was formed at Milwaukee when 4,
Northwestern Casualty and Sr,t,
company of Milwaukee united with Az
Union Indemnity company Of New 4,
leans to reduce operating costs an,
extend underwriting facilities AHIn
ton of the two companies will sn
them a combined capital of $lOONm
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Manitowoc = Reckless
drivers, when convicted. WIN '
sentences working on copntr / &N
instead of paying inconseonon asp''N
if a recommendation of the v ,oa a'7
County Safety Drivers chm i -,'R
ed by the county board At =. 'l y
meeting. If the ordinance con u ny
legally adopted by the board '"a''
be asked to recommend road m,, !, "
fences to the courts. WA 70
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Madison-Activities -
n Dlflon deputies p during the s' se.
arrest Of AS persons op '', 49, h /
violating the liquor laws N
Lampert, chief deputy in us'oi
ton commissioners Office y p'e
nounced. The records sbo,,. l@ ,
Of the cases are pending Ma gs !
descendants in tie other ~ w.. while
sentenced to pay fines tota,i s"SS p
and to serve jail terms sgs,s "
"A months. The cases ware sslsS'S
in 40 of the Il counties : 0o'al
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Fond du Winning first place
in spelling and arithmetic and writing
with an average nine and one-haIi
points above her nearest compell@'
Elizabeth Chew, Lamartine became
Fond du Lac county champion and Will
represent the county at the State Iaf
contest next fall.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

MISUNDERSTANDING has moi m,
served to increase drunkenness in NM.
waukee county, but it is also resDo.
sible, with its attendant poisonns
liquor, for an ever increasing percent.
age of insanity, according to DR.. Al.
bert F. Young, superintendent Of he
county hospital for mental diseases
and the insane asylum.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-04-29

Sturgeon Bay-Present indications
point to abandonment of the Door
Kewaunee baseball league, known as
the Cherry league. At Il meeting held
in Sturgeon Bay. Algoma and Kewal-
nee failed to put in an appearance
and indicated their intention, by letter.
of dropping out Of the organization
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-06
A Real Saturday
Special!

Included in this large group
are Tams, Felt Hats, Hoods,
Poke shapes, in red, blue,
sand, brown and henna. Perky
bows, flowers and fancy orna-
ments add greatly to the APP
pearance and desirability of
these models.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

tros propios ahora ayuda Moncn
recuerdo de la presidential sgue
sando como los rebedes de Boston, de ue
de la yountad de los gobernados" ambi6n resuve der
cumpdas las e % julio en-
pubco nos hicfera nombre de patra amigo Gene
ralisnno Nelson A. Miles
dicho que precede amigo Renlgio d6 cerroao
hondonada de donde entire
apeada quda ransparenca frescua
POGO comun, Ali encontramos blaas cuentsa de la
atura quien apaeca atareado juna Al
cato nanantal ene cada hovo
deposaba ema maanga nutritvo cuyo
tao abre amete de grandes aparan-
los rayos del sol de las de qubradas
-Buenos das amigo Maas salud6e Remgio
Dios los de buenos Remigio repond cam
peslno desocando cabeza respetuosamente.
Bien, Matias cuentale a yiste
Pues licencia: 10 contar6 fu8 e
uceddo 70 di5a al pueblo ago
las retane buundanga amentar los ppone
mi mujer cra; e
vista atencn; gran nadando
flor de mota de agod6n dienes
qued6 inoJ precisamen dbajo
10 pude
comic de tantas pulgas hacap horzaote
chupandO la Pero los raones saben muho Rengo
el Ude fue meiendose POGO POGO a
region pugas ba subiendo de aldog6n
euando esta
almana e algod6n sigui6 corrente abajo.
Mi amigo celebamos las mentas de 1Iaas
amoscado, afrm6
Creano cabaeros tpor que cruces! entreaz6
nanos anadiendo:
Asi mismio fnio! aconteci6 que Maas
gui6 abriendo vacdades la terra sembrar
de naangas que seran pan del future
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

VICESIMA SEGUNDA ORNADA

Por ANGEL. RIVERO

de drogas patentizados sanguues abonar
su mporte todo duee eua dpues presume resutarAn
Annanec an % Dios a manana depuss que mi o0Fnsta
al canor de una vbrante diana con vaaones cabaero
del Dr. Forenco verdadera senda
Plata que hoy
la bora media eamnar entire brumas mdy
egamos al de PeIaez homnmo acudi6 sito
nuestro minutes dpu@s ui obqpado con una
servea horror tostada cho
eando manequia durane cuao de hora reno
desengosar como sofia brgada
& 1 ana de . P ptrs Pa 5o pa f DE- sn del
que acoumbraban los DOses largas
complimentary frase meor repertoire Guar
Fo cn Ia gn % bomr don q s s eye ege gbaa cooo0 en-
Aver esta misma hora tomaba cafe a mesa e Aherez
aqu lfqtdn desde los ranehos anad0;
del ardnte quebaban sobre p baga que suPra vara
conuccones aoamentos del Arez LeopodO Venega
quen, al rente &c renta hombres pres
taba rvcO de vigancia sObe Gn cenenar de onanaa0 que
abonndo miserable plus daro de 0oce ceV0s
far mis- ojos en- Pepita Ell carmn de su
sangre Sc asonaba melas ocrro pen
SaI a va aa t9 pa presumr pecaminoo ordens
IA formar! tOdOs los sOdados en- fas anead0S
DE cuatro derecha lDe frente de camnO
cuesta abao segumo demanda del Pen6n de T0a donds
tarde egamos relevando al conpaneo que m ~
taba con su fuerza formada cargadas las acemtas .
Envueta por del caudaloso Plata una pance o
de
ufdo con MADEIRA techados de paa Uno mayor De
anguios Ia
[ Labahan IN centenar pesros condenados trabalos
forzados - ov+reroo
aneido Carnoega daban companla oos
eXceentes amigos pe
unos a cause mi relevo
Ell destaamento mis- 6rdenes ocupaoa otro casero o9
case para denado ell tercero algo melor c0nS'
tan naqado de ratones que e da en- que los POGO eu
res no rocaban Recommendation Official con las seeFe
de rinones x,;s
deseo, porque gOzo refrienoo eS'oS a" qit m
mi destaca
conteciera pero ornada aargando mas u "
81 aciente lector ouisa pongo punto boca hasa mas
0 apacible sombra e platano e
arn vereda perdi6se tras ell crugente 1ol"3S
de IN gigantesco bambu y.
puebito de Cuevas mario Il, 1870
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

Proyecta nuesra Legislature
con destno al monumento prOyecta clio debe
demora dineros hay debe
faar enacer que cayeron,
mgo defendendo bandea de Union
solo parte coba la cua hernanos deron
parte sno vida toda
Bien imay ben! Amigo Luis Felipe placeme encontrar
usted homhre de acc6n bataa tambien
los de Ia ideadad paronando Ia nobma idea de
era recuerdo material meora de deraaron
las campnas rancea pensando seguramene
sacrifice resultarfa provecho de la paa poorquena
Remigio-es mi ego quien hablaofrece ailo
material IaUante toda amigo Luis Felipei
Y el viejo sodado contn1o narrac6n tai
He ledo Gel MUNDO" que por Rio Pie
exhbe hombre
horrible Quasimodo Victor
Monchfn nombran desgraciado tiene
labo dntes oda extension de
obstante, ha tendo nova mas de una.
De resulta Tenorio de
tierno
GQuien amarle pudo?
IQu6 abios ninos sobre la grea de boca
sirve al infeiz Monchin?
lFu6 anor?; ;fue generosidad?
Hja Coribe inimitable portalra herata
terra honor da tai ahondando tema podra sacarnos
de duda.
hombe mas Cac6 batdo record de Ia fea
tabi5h record, del mas alto precio
del presidential dos tnntos
que apunarnos debemos gmo orguo Al To entusias
man los Alto e de ongtud
mayor aura veocdad are rcorrido de
dn aviador
probada eadad la en-
Francia vertda
muy da econoza ell dereho de gobernar ues
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
Continuation de la In. pAs.

1eres 10 mejor que pude, hecha Ia
paz fuf agregado al 60. ProVlslon"'
" cuando Sc orden6 Ell embarque re-
grese a mi casa.
Con estas digresiones que estimo
necegarias para fijar mi posic1on'
voy adelante.
volviendo al nervio de mi asun'
70 tengo que decir que es de todos
conocido cue cuando la guerra Don
Clotilde Santiago era un anc1ano
decr6pito, v cuando fu6 tornado Goa
mo nj el nj sus familiares estaban
en- la poblacion, y no estando all
,nal Sc puede entender que estuv1e-
ra dando infcrmes al enemigo.
Tampoco Sc puede pretender que
81 hiciera mas que los propios pc
ninsulares.
V en- cuanto su hijo Don Flo
rencio, hay que tener muy presente
que 81 era el Alcalde y la 1nica per-
soma que hablaba el ingles Ell Ia po-
blaci6n es tambien nluy bien sa-
bido que el primer actO de las tro-
pas invasoras al penetrar en- la po-
0laci6n fu6 hacer traer su presen-
cia al AIcalde. Y, 5serfa juicioso
para una autoridad local ell negar-
Sc requerinnentos mtlitares en- item
po de guerra sin exponerse a muy 50
rias consecuencias?
LPor que en- vez de expresarsc
''al sonar el cornetin de 6rdenes
anunciador de que la TRACTION de los
mas amigos habia ensefiado ocuitss
sendas de f1aqueo por las cuales el
Regimleuto de Pennsylvania cops
la exigua fuerza espahola" no Sc
dice, como una vsrdad historical y
como un acto de patriotisIno del fl
nado, que este, acompafado de Don
Julio Martinez, fue las cuatro de
la mahana de aquel memorable dia
g de agosto a despertar en- su lecho
al Martir Comandante Illescas para
NOTICEABLE que en- auuel mismo mo-
mento las fuerzas del Pennsylvania
estaban en- Marcia para cercarle la
poblaci6n, a cuya juiciosa observa-
.ci6n no di6 irnportancia alguna Ell
Comandante?
tpor que no Sc dice tambien, CO.
mo un rasgo de justicia plena y de
carload cristiana que ell Sr. San
Itiago vali6ndose de su cargo de AL
Icalde y de sus conocimientos del
Ingl6s al siguiente dia de lle-
gar los soldados americanos con-
sigui6 1impiar Ia poblaci6n y