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The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
THE WICKED WORLD.

The Iron Hall difficulty bids fair to be
compromised outside the courts.
Mississippi valley lumbermen advance
the price SO cents per thousand.
Railroad companies estimate the crop of
Minnesota and the Dakotas at rs per cent
o flast years.
The Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic
Shrine holds an Imperial council in Oma-
ha.
In drilling a4as we'll at Anderson, Ind,
the drill went through a vein of iron at
375 feet tin at 425 feet and lead at 500 feet.
Some of the treasure from the British
ship Hussar, which sank in New York har-
Dor in 1880, with nearly S., 900, 0cO OIL board
is recovered. a.
The department of Mississippi aud Louis
lana G. A. r. has organized and the color
ed posts have been admitted to full men,
bership.
At the last days session of the twenty
sixth meeting OF the Universal Peace union
at Mystic, Conn.,, Alfred Love of Philadel-
phia was reelected president for the TWEEN
ty-sixth consecutive time.
A dispatch from Tacoma says: Three
highwaymen held up and beheaded man
near Elenburg, Wash. Vigilants pursued
the highwaymen, and after capturing
them, hanged them to a tree. =
Judge Lawrence Of the supreme court of
New York, has decid cd that Queen Vic
toria will have to file surety Of $3.50 for
court costs if she wants to bring suit against
the Standard Asphalt company to recover
$4,000, a quantity of asphalt alleged to
have been stolen from Trinidad.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
OLD Settlers Dead.

3 RED WIKa, Mimi, Special, Aug. H.
\ Eaul Wa1ianer, resident here since 1856
died last night after short illness, aged
siorty-iaine years. He leaves wife, son son
and : daughter. -
3. HAsrrNcs Mimi, Special, Aug, 18.-Ssth
Harris, an old resident 0f this citv. died -
paralysis to-day. sged seyenty-six wears.
He was born in New York ID 1915 and had
lived in Hastings thirty Years. a wife and
,nree ,nn snildren-John Harris Of Farming
survive him. 81 s. ->''s's S1'y
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

Two Indian gentlemen have invent
ed an anti-collision apparatus. It is
worked by electricity, the principle be-
ing that when one train gets on the
same pair of metals as another
train within a certain distance, the
current so acts as to bring them to a
standstill.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

THERE were 42O, ,518 baths taken in
the public bathing-houses OF Boston
last month, according to the figures
furnished by the superintendents OF
these houses, who keep a tally of all
those who avail themselves of the
privileges of these establishments.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

CoRBETT is said to have a lady ad-
mirer who is causing his trainers and
backers,,no end of uneasiness. Thepues
are getting almost as naughty in their
advertising methods as some OF the
bright lights of the stage. 4-
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Deaths From Chnl.ra

81. PErERsBuRo. Aug. 2s.-The official
cholera report issued this morning shows
an increase yesterday OF 3Sl new cases and
an increase Of 238 deaths, as compared With
Saturdays figures. The total number al
new cases reported Yesterday was 1. .6el. and
the deaths numbered s. S01.
TEREHAN. Aug. %. The cholera still
continues to carry off fearfully large
number Of victims III this neighborhoo
Sanitary regulations are almost unknown
here and the iatalistic tendency oil
snatiyss makes it almost Impossible to CON-
bat the disease. 81. q !
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
DERAILED "a TRAIN.
Misplaced switch the Cause 0f Trouble
&C Snspe nsion BridSS.

at Suspension BridSs.
suspENs1oN BRIDGE, N. II. Aug. %.
Tonight some one pulled 8 switch 1t the
Buffalo branch vi the Central and Michi-
ran Central brsdge. Consequently i West
Shore freight train bound Tor Buffalo was
partly lerailed The engine and three cars
passed on the Buffalo track, the fourth and
mi, were derailed and the rest 8. the train
took the track for the bridge. Gatemaul
Fellows was slightly injured in att empting
to open the gate. The accident happened
near the strikers Headquarters.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

A NEW scheme is now being developed
in Scotland by which high grade of
bricks is being made from Clipped
granite and clay. The experiments
have been successful, and when per-
fection is reached it is likely that the
method will be introduced in this
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
CHANGED WITH ASSAULT.

Ten West Superior strikers Held 50 the
,z circuit Court
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Special, AAg. %.
This morning after con.erence with Dis
trict Attorney Murphy and the steel com-
pany officials warrants charging assault
with in ent to do great bodily harm were
sworn out before Court Commissioners Rob
erts by Jones and Gardner, the two steel
workers assaulted, against the ten strikers
in Jail, and the other ten were discharged.
The prisoners ked to have the hearing
delayed until they could consult with their
attorneys, and it was A o'dsock before the
proceedings began.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

SMART Chicago folks who jeer at the
simple rustic who invests in the illu-
sive gold brick should be gently re-
minded OF the "People's Investment
Company" Chicago danced to the
music of that confidence game to the
entrancing tune of $4,000.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
country.

A VERY elastic and durable horse
shoe is made in France by COMPRISING
cowhide in a. steel mold and then
subjecting it to a chemical process.
1t is said to last longer than iron and
a enedsnoclks,as it adheres readily to
any surface however smooth.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Dol, Not Turned Down.

NEW YoRK. Aug 23S There was condo.
cradle irritation expressed 1t the report,s
sent out in regard 10 Chairman Don W.
Dickinson, Of the Democratic national
campaign committee who has been laidup
for q few days at Sayrid &c. MI. Dickinson
was buck at his post this morning and II
was denied that he had been shorn 81 his
responsibilities and sent to Chicago to 81
him out Of the way. On the contrary. IL Il
now said that Mr.. Dickinson will not have
charge Of the Chicago headqu srters. but
Will deputize some one else 10 10 there.
~ lnis n plan has PVT recently been adopted.
with Mr. iarrify. a ~
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

If Edgar Allan Poe and Jules Verne
were good astronomers it would be
easy enough to understand the basis
of the great expectations OF discover
les growing out OF the observation of
Mars which some people are indulg-
;rD ~,
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

THE news comes from Washington
that "precautions against cholera are
now in order; but it is asking too
much OF human natureto expect to
begin right in the midst of the water
melon season.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

THE shortness Of Queen Victoria's
speech to parliament is Indicative OF
the fact that there are some feelings
too deep for words. Her gracious
majesty knows when she is done
brown by the loyal opposition.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

NAVAL officers say that there is an
unwritten law of naval etiquette
which provides that the bottle of
champagne smashed in christening a
cruiser shall never be broken by q
married woman but always by a
biushing maiden. Has anybody ever
suggested inviting. Miss Frances E.
Willard to oficiate on the next oc-
casion?
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
THE RAILROADS.

Chairman Caldwell grants the Atchin-
sons request to reduce rates to Kansas
City.
Notice is given by the Illinois Central
that it would make a rate of$25 from Chi
cago to New Orleans and return, on &C.
count of the Sullivan -Corbett prize fisht.
Tickets will be good from Sept. to 7 in
elusive. ~
The earnings of the Chicago Milwaukee
& st. Paul tor the second week Of August
were 1856 $685. against $491, s97 tor the cor.
responding week of last year. an increase OF
$94, sol. The earnings Of the Milwaukee &
Northern during the same week were SO,
1885, an increase of 81, 806.
The Canadian Pacific has issued new
folder which is complete both pictorially
and in the amount of in formation it offers.
It covers the entire system of that company
from Japan to the Atlantic coast of Cana
da. r..
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
six hundred Auu iorIy-s1x patents
have been granted to women since
1900. And still the gossips say wo-
men cannot keep secret.

The bicycle was perfected in 1870,
according to well-known authority,
and though many improvements have
been added since then, they have been
more for beauty than anything else.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Plat a.d Ouay Are I'm Rt~h4

80 111tS WuN QU1y ~ All Ktghts
NEW YoRK, Aug. 18.-Peace hath her Vic
tory and the Republican leaders are iubil-
ant over the fact that the only two Kepub-
licans OF national prominence who have
shown any apathy in the support 81 the
presidential ticket, namely. +. &. Plat and
N. 8. Quay. have come out to-day With
hearty assurance Of their intention to do
active work for the party. 81. ,-'
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
sno. ths wrong peraon..

PHILADKLPH1A. Aug. 1s.-At midnight
last night Joseph G. Bailey shot Mary
Carney. whom he mistook for his wife,
next shot Paul Spaulding, with whom he
supposed he had caught his wife in com-
promising position. and then turned the
revolver on him elf sending bullet into
his own head. He had been insanely ieal-
Gus Of his wife Tor some time. He is still
alive but his chances of recovery are
slight. Miss Carney will recover, and
Spaulding's wound ii only slight.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

A SHASTA Indian broke the egg-eat-
ing record by devouring thirty-two
raw eggs at one sitting. He would
put an egg in his mouth, crunch it,
and swallow it shell and all.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
WISCONSIN,,

Michael Craney, q Kenosha pioneer,
passed away, at the age of r. years.
Martin Nelson, convicted OF robbery, was
the penitentiary.
d. B. Barnes, formerly resident of Osh-
kosh, died at his home in Des Moines, Ia,
aged 70 years.
During the month of July the Wisconsin
Lead & Zine Company, of Shnllsburg, ship
ped 800 tons OF zinc ore from that place.
John H. Tatem, aged IS years, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, was married to Theressa
Thorne, q woman of 80 years. of Racine.
The marriage OF Miss Teene Knoop to
August Schmidt took pla at the residence
of the brides parents in Racine
The second annual fair and exposition OF
the Oshkosh Fair Association. will be held
at Oshkosh September 10 to %.
Mr.. DnmeL a prominent farmer of the
town of Oshkosh, Winnebago County, died
Of paralysis, aged 70 years.
M. T. Stokes, formerly managing editor
of the Madison Times, has taken charge Of
the Sheboygan Journal.
Miss Eudora Dresser, teacher in pub
lie school at Berlin, died ofquick consump-
ton, aged 28years.
Some unknown person entered the barn
of William Goodenough, at La Crosse, and
stole valuable trotter.
John L. O'Brien, of Shullsburg, had his
right hand crushed in binder. Amputa-
ton was necessary.
The creamery owned by Haggert d Gilles
at Mffney, Rock County, was destroyed by
fire. The loss is covered by insurance.
William Schmiedeknecht, of Green Bay,
has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of
Matt Kramer of that place. charging him
with assault to do great bodily harm.
Fred Davis young man residing at
Black River Falls, was drowned while try
ing to swim across the Black River The
body was afterwards recovered.
Emil Furrer, Mississippi River pilot,
has been offered s., 600 for share in the Ga
lena mine that he discovered about twenty
miles east OF Alma. 81
Mrs. Gustave Meyer has brought suit
against the city of Oshkosh for damages Tor
injuries alleged to have been received by a
defective sidewalk.
The Catholic societies of Racine have de-
cided to celebrate the 40Oth anniversary Of
the landing in America Of Christopher Col
umbus October 81.
Mrs. John Dunbar, of Beloit, was thrown
from carriage at Janesyille and received
injuries from which It is feared she cannot
recover.
There are hundreds OF people from all
parts of the state attending the Methodist
camp meeting at Spring Lake, near Pal
myra.
A8-year-old son Of John Plantego of
Eau Claire was run over and instantly KILL
ed by aheavy wagon. a wheel crushed
his temple.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Dsspon ndoncy the Cnu,..

LuvERNE, Mimi. Aug. 1s.-Mrs. ]. e.
Koch, ofspringwater township committed
suicide yesterday by drowning herself in
Altering trough on her farm. She leaves
four children, . babea lew months Old, and
the oldest eight years Dependency caused
by illness Is said to be the cause.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
strikers won Treat.1l 4

WAsHIKeToN, Aug. 23.-In reply to the
complaint made to the department of is
tice by the knights Of Labor that tho Inn
prisoned miners at Wallace Idaho were
not being properly treated. the attorney
general has received telegram from Ex-
aminer Crostwaite saying he finds sabso-
lutely no grounds for the charges.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Mill Men Co Out.

EAU CLAIRF, Wis, Special, Aug. 2S.-
About 1000 saw mill employees struck for
ten hours and eleven hours pay this morn.
ing. Mills of the Empire Lumber com.
pany, Valley Lumber company, Dells
Lumber company, and Mississippi River
Logging company were not started un
while the Daniel Shaw company started
only part of its saw mill. And this sitter.
noon all the Daniel Shaw men also quit in
body. A pecuIiarity of the strike is that
the men made formal and respectful dc.
mand for ten hours and struck simultan-
eously. Mill owners who might have been
in favor of ten hours have been disgusted
by this, as they were given no time to COM
slider. At the Valley Lumber coinpanY'a
plant there We're only seven men. i'm the
saw mill when the time arrived for starting
up at 6 a. III.
A petition was delivered at o'clock to
President Carson, who simply received its
and made no reply. The petition Of the
employees of the Mississippi Logging con-
pauy was handed to Superintendent Chu.s
by = committee at $50 this morning, Just as
as he was leaving his house.
He inquired as to when it was desired the
ten-hour plan should take effect and the
commlttee sienified that it was desired at
once. Mr.. Chute replied that he thought
this rather short notice. Quite large
number Of men we.e at the Mississippi mills
and wanted to 20 to work. but were not
permitted to do 20. AT the Empire and
Dells plant only q few appeared for work.
At the ellis the maj who presented the
petition said he wanted it back 80 lie could
burn it. There are no indications that the
demand will be granted by any 81 the con-.
panies. Representatives Of the Empire and
Valley mills say positively 1t will not.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
The Tsxas hpIit.

HousroN, Texas Aug. l8.-The CLARK
conbention to-day nominated Clark for
governor and will complete the ticket to-
morrow. The Hosg convention will nou-
|inats Tomorrow. ssS
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

A TACOMA man murders a young woman
whom he called his daughter and commits
suicide.
AN express agent secures evidence that
the Sontags committed the Kasota rob-
berry. A. w. IL:
LOGAN MURPHY, desperado and murder
er, was hanged near Mount Sterling, KY,
by an armed mob OF 800 men, who took
him from Jail by force. Murphy killed his
father near Sawyersville. u. @''...
William Evans. who is accused Of poison
ing nine persons at Laurel, Del, including
his wife and her three brothers and their
family, one OF whom died, has been ar
rested. ~
During last week 318 car loads containing
S,8l6 tons OF Green fruir were shipped East
from California. So far this season 6. 800. :
600 pounds more fruit has been shipped
than last year.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Trsmps the Cause OF Considerable
Alarm at JamesfOwn

JAMEsrowN, N. D., Aug. 20.-The tramp
nuisance ID b. coming alarming. The city
council has left the streets in total darkness
and several robberies and assaults on citi-
zens hare recently been made. r. Moran
Vas robbed Of 500 and shot in the arm BY
tyamps Wednesday night. Officers are
obliged TO be constantly arresting men. and
the city Jail is full Five toughs were driven
out 81 town At the point OF q shot Run and
revolver this morning and two others re-
fusing TO work on the streets were chained
10 telegraph pole for . couple Of hours
yesterday. Most Of the tramps decline t0t
work. although many men are needed ips
the harvest felda.
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
Jowelry store Robbed. .

cRooKsroE, Minn., Special, Aug. 81.
Thieves made raid on A. D. Morris Jew
elry store last night and made off with $500
worth Of goods. The thieves made an en-
sam. The police have no clue, The clerk
who was sleeping in the store heard the
men escape and gave the alarm. The goOda
taken were gold watches. chats rings and
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
IOWA.

lo"As
An unknown man about 30years old was
killed at New Hampton while trying to
board freight train.
Oats and barley are being threshed at
Bancroft. Both crops are very light both
in bulk and weight.
P, An accident befalls Chicago & Milwau-
kee train bearing returning Knights Temp
lar. in Iowa, injuring fifteen persons.
Fire at Whatcher, burned the postofacs,
Methodist church and ten other buildings.
Loss. $780, ooQ partially covered by insur-
ance. s ...E.
A Dubuque special says: Mrs. John Bri-
hui, an old lady living near Lancaster,
Wis, was killed by ram which she at
tempted to drive from the garden. Both
legs were broken and her body was badly
bruised.
The stock of H. E. Heacock, ieweler of
Sioux City invoiced at $l5, eco, was taken
by the sheriff under writ Of attachment
sworn out by G.. HI. Knight and two whole
sale jewellers of Chicago to secure claim OF
$7,495. There are other claims not yet re-
ceived.
The steamboat Rosebud, week out
from Sioux City, boundrfor Pierre with y
cargo of soap vinegar, pickles and lumber.
struck snag at Crow Creeks, 8. D., and
sank in five feet of water. The loss can
not be ascertained, but the boat and cargo
are we'll insured. She will be raised.
When the driver of beer wagon stop
ped at the saloon run at Dubuque by Steph-
Ell Raunser the other morning he found
the place locked. Investigation disclosed
the fact that the proprietor was dead. His
pipe, half filed, lay beside him. Death
was due to the bursting ola blood vessel.
Eric Rude, Leonard johnson and Ernest
Miller, three men engaged on derrick at
Sioux Falls pulled wire guy rope oyer the
teed wire of the street car line, and receiv.
ed terrific shock. which instantly killed
Rude and dangerously injured the other
two men. Johnson was severely burned,
but will recover.
After being out twenty minutes the cor
oner's jury at Lean returned verdict ex-
onerating e. w. Curry, holding that he
shot William r. Ellis In self-detense The
shooting which occurred recently was the
result Of long quarrel, in which the evi.
dence showed Ellis to have been the ag-
gressor. e-
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27
WILL STRIKE 1T NECESSARY.
Detroit Switchmen Willing to Asstst
Their Brethren.

DaTRo11. Mich. Aug. %. The SWITCH
mems association of.his city has thoroughly
discussed the Buffalo strike situation. The
members find that there is nothing for
them to do at present excepting to refuse 10
handle trains that might be sent out to
carry men employed to take places Of those
OIL strike. 1t is practically admitted by the
switchmen that as soon as q strike on their
part may prove beneficial to their brethren
in the East they will not hesitate 10 quit
work, but all oil the men who have been
seen voice the hope that such an emergency
may not arise, as they are treated we'll here
and have no grievance at present
The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-08-27

Gov. Boyd Of Nebraska declines renomination.
He promises to work hard for the party il good
men are nominated. s5sS Sa as 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-11
sECCIoN DE ANuNcIOs
LA FLOR DE- PUERTo-RIoo
II O N ID

El representante de este antique acre
ditadO establecimient0 mOntado Ia altura de
los mejores de su clase y situado en- la calle de
SAN joss. NUM-. 90, EsoUINA la DEL Sol, tiena
81 honor de participsr su numerosa clientela
al pdbiicO On general, que no omite sacrifi
clos para dejar cOmplacidOs las psrsonas ou,.
honren 81 establecimiento. Y aprovecha -
OCCASION para participates que hay en- Is.
casa un salon luiosamente a0ornado para s.l
servicio de los huespedes, sin cobrarles por
clio excesO On el precio de tarifa de ia caaa.
Habi6ndose introducido On LA FLOR De
PUERTO-RIc0 grandes mejoras en- el local. 81
que 10 regent6a puede of ecer al pdblico conls,-
dldades, esmerado trato, pronttud limpieza.
Puertc-RicO, Mario dc 1892 -El Repre-.
sentante L. r. e
INOTA:-SE sIRVEN GOMIDAs EN- b.
TsAs pOr abonos precios sumamente eqni-
tativos. a1-l
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A consecuencia de los anuncios quo vienen
puDllcandOse tan rimbombantes" nor cleric
POGO serios, en- que Sc ponen mas ala de Las nm.
bes, los artfculOs cOufecciones de un estahlci
miento de esta Capital y como On aquellos se dea
cnbIe no sana intenci6n para el nuestrO nos per.
to este respectable pdblico y .numerosos smisos
DC la lsla, que LA Palma nada tiene que enyi.
diar ningdn ESTABLISHMENTS de so fndoie toean.
te Ia bondad de los artfculos que importa con :
pieza On 81 servici0. La cada veg mayor aflnen.
cia de parroquianos es prueba irrefutable de eilo
Cue conste que todo, todo' 10 que yende-
mos es tan. bueno por 10 menos "como 10 meior -
10 que an contrario &c Olga gaes..-.....M6siea.
OliUds " a
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SEMBLANZA.
=

Dedic0dG ana sinepdtic9 se55oyita de Cayey
yesddente esa CGgWGS.
Es ch quitita y bonita,-su andar alRo san
durguero,-y con sus ojos tan vivos-enamora
los primeros.-Vlve en- Csyey, hace TEMPO
en- Ia calle Mirasol, = tiene un ahiiado por
Caguas, ,-lvaya que ahljado lector l-Su ahjja-
do 90 llama Enrique,-nombre propio de var6n,
-eI es hijo de don Victor,-lvays que ahijado
lector l-Su nombre de Santa es,-si quieres
verla lectOr ;-vente Cagua y Ia veras-en Ia
casa de don Flor.-UN amigo de So GhUdd0
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BANCO ESPAN0L DE PUERTO-RIc0
PGgo del Ser. divsdemdo

AcordadO por el Consejo de Gobierno en-
session de aver noche ell pago del te~cey dsvi-
de'ad0 de WtiljdGdes de este establecin ient0. ga
avisa los senores accionistas que desde al
1ueves 10 del actual pueden pasar 4 Secretarfa
a las horas de oficina, q proveerse de los CO.
rrespondientes recibos para 81 cobro del oitado
dlvldendo, ascendente dos y medic pesos mo-
media corriente, p0r acci0n. Las personas Que
concurran nombre de otras, deberan acretil.
tar on frma el caracter con que 10 verifican.--
Puerto Rico, 8 de Mario de 1892.-Et Goberna.
dOr.-FesSaHsadO FtnOOen
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rreapondiente al n1mero dc hoy jueVes Sc ru-
bllca, debO deCirle y les digO:
Qu0 no ti0nen delic8d0za las perSOnas que
con talsas crftiCas p1 p1esenden hacer yer que los
hOmbreS que SO muesen y viven dentrO de Ia
mas perfecta slegalidad, son de Ia cala1a de
aqQellos que pbr sus procedures y actos publ.
COS horTorosos, son mas sefaladOs que cual-
Quier Misi5a.
Cuando el asesinO esgrime el pufial contra la
1nOoento vfctima, aun cuandO el resultadO sea
1gual, esta muy distante del caballerO que AEu-
"a una b8la con su adverSari0. Pue~to-Rico
10 dc Mario de 1892 I'm CGddver.
- Sr. Director de LA C0RREsPONDENOIAs
Ruego Vd. se sirva dar cabida en- eu illus
rrado peri0dico las siguientes lineas.
FOR clio 10 anticipa las gracias J se ofrece
Dc Vd. atfsmo s. s. 9 B. s.. n.
Jose r. Bot0s.
En- 81 peri0dicO In BGl0,asG del dfa de hoy
y secoi6n RepesO aparece I'm suelto autoriza
do por MISC on que SO trae y lleva indirecta
mente mi humilde persona en- tonos pocOade-
cuados por no emplear otras frases.
No es precise scr un Seneca para suponer
qui6n es MSs0; como 10 COno2c0 sientO haya
empleado tales tormss, puesto que para mi
siempre me hA merecidO mereoe altfsima con-
sideraci0n este act0 no puedo hacer varisr
mi concepCO para con 81, porque supOngO ha
SidO impulsadO On un actO de excitaci0n extra
la en- un h0mbre de su caracter iluetraci6n.
Tsnga presente MISC los que 10 instigan,
que no IL SECURE en- sn caminO, que cuando
quiera pOner e cascabel al cato, por 81 10 igno-
70, sepa que vivo en- Ia Gale de San Sebastian
n6merO SO.