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The Globe-republican., 1894-05-04

Soldiers Home Chat.
Fort Dodge, May 1, 1894.
Keep off the alfalfa!
We have slowed away 6 carloads Of
coal, which must last until the new ap-
preparation comes in.
Prof. Swinehart and Mr.. Hicks.were in
the 18th.
The county attorney, F. A. Mitchell
was in camp lately, gathering in witness
ses unto the day of wrath. This has
reference to corn juice.
DIR. Bohrer, one of the Board of Man
ayers, was up to see US the 10Th, ard
found the atmosphere remarkably quiet.
When he came before some half dozen
or more were eager to deliver themselves
of their tale of woe, but now you can al
most hear pin drop.
Com. Best returned from Meade the
10th. His brother came up with wagon
and team to bring Richard, and to see
the Fort and the country.
Some of the boys have nice gardens.
We are hurryiug up the vegetables. We
were RECALLED upon greens recently
glorious repast.
30 there Is charm In this dish rightly taken.
When from custards and jellfeS and epicuro
weens,
Stick your fork in the fat. wrap your greens
And you'll vow there's no dish like good
bacon and green's.
The photographer has been with US some
days and has taken snap shots all around
the Fort.
Chalk BeeeOn and Ed. Madison were
In to interview US recently.
A lady remarked the other day: ''What
has become of Scipio?''
Several young men and quite number
of pretty young ladies were down from
your city on Sabbath.
County attorney Mitchell passed on
Sabbath going to Bucklin.
We had another glorious shower in
south west Kansas, Sunday.
We have not been saying anything
about the differenEcasss in court. We
think there are enough trials and troubles
to conted with in these low grounds of
coffee. We will just get little brim-
stone and build little campfire of our
own.
Messrs. Summersby and juneau were
in on Sunday.
A number of the boys fished over on
Duck Greek, on Monday, and good luck
attended their efforts. They have caught
great number of fish and turned them
loose in the pond. We have fine fish
pond, but think it should he larger.
Com. St. Clair is our Fish Commissioner,
and under his able administration we
expect the finny tribe of carps, bass, cat,
buffalo and sucker to increase and furnish
much brain feed which is so very neces-
sary to many members of the Home.
/. The Board of Managers are coming
to day.
The authorities kindly allow us to
spend our pensions as we wish. NrarI,
all of the boys were in debt when they
came here. aud after pension day, many
hundreds of dollars are sent off to our
former homes to liquid liabilities con-
tracted when we were hard up. This
is as it should be. and it gives the HON"
fair name, otherwise there would be- Il
stigma of ''bad debts attached to tn.
Home that would iBjure the name of the
place. and the good name of those who
have borne the battle and his widow and
orphan. Now read of Davids followers.
'And every one that was in distress, and
every one that was in debt, and every
one that was discontinued. gathered
themselves unto him. and h. became
captain over them, and there were with
him about four hundred men,"
SCIPIO.
The Globe-republican., 1894-05-04
oo,Ncs OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Mas. ELLEN SPENcER MAssY sue
eeeded to the law practice of her late
husband, Gen. Massey, and IL one Of the
most successful lawyers In Wash
ington.
MRs. E D. WATT. of Omaha, has been
elected supeeme oracle of the orde,
known - the Royal Neighbors Of
America. A woman orator In such On
order ought 70 . success.
Alss ELLA JACKSON, tho daughter OF
he proprietor Of the Belle Meade stoci
iAsm, manages the dairy on the estate,
which Yields . profit OF about eighteeu
thousand dollars . year.
Mas MILE BASS, heiress to the III.
most fabulous fortune made In Bass
ale, has never had . black velvet dress,
and that luxury she insists must be in
eluded In the trousseau now being pre-
pared for her.
Mrs. MABY WALKER, Of Atlantic
City, N. J.. recently applied 70 the city
council for permission to work out the
amount Of her taxes In doing city work
on the streets, In company with her
nuSDeno. Ine request was granted.
REMARKABLE WOMEN.
Miss ERADDoN is said to have made
one hundred thousand pounds by writ
ing fiction.
MISS ANNE MooREs, of Mount Pleas
ant. Tex, is the only female president
of a national bank.
CHICAGO boasts of genuine lady
barber shop" with six chairs. each at
tended by woman. 1t is a popular
place. and there is much talk of deft
fingers and exemplary tidiness.
Mrs. HETTY GREEN. the sharp Wall
street financier, goes about habitually
in an attire that could be ma sc.,ed
anywhere for twenty dollars. 81: is
shy and looks queer. but is desserts bed
by her landlady as star boarder
The Globe-republican., 1894-05-04
ANON

Editor Stead, of London. who created
,,,cl, furore in ChicsgO during the trials
of PrenderYast and Dan Coagiilin. has
,uhl;sl,el book which is proving To be
the sensat:om If the day. Ii is entitled.
IF Christ came tn Chicago" and the
cheapest bound edition sells for 80 cents
:, copy in Chicago We have the agency
for Ford county, and cali furnish books at
Chicago prices. Ten cents less to regular
subscribers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-02-08
Military TRAINING.
Drifting TIE Cortc-:p;s III rI,c 1.ciian
ir,cr


Nil;.a,v drill, for TIC single rcason
that it i1in&r2s q cc-strai tension -
in.casc rs .tr3,- does. i, - DC pro
scriood. T. ph-eiea! es.u4et:on. in
order T. reraedy t.le fatigue o: the
BRAN, 1re oi:Gile u abolici. all studied
movements 0: military gymnastics.
which demand regularity o. RI. tlm or
the mrrobi!it:: ci tie soldier. ANY
cac who has bec32 present 1t The drill
irG OF co2lscrip.s mus: have i,pt,ccu
that ope-hali 81 the time Is passed
standing in listening TO the e:l-
PLANTATION Of the exercises. ard the
other half IS passed on The stretch 10
follow abrup. mcvernerts. .vjlich arc
contrary u nature and ,yilici shake the
human frame without Helping the
health. Military exercises IRE the
triumph ana perfection OF imnobility.
Eyen.the tips Of tie gun barrels must
rot vacillate in the ranks. though the
II ovement Of cnconstraincd brea thing
is suE;cicn. % cause Z Savering-
The United States Is the only coun-
try where the experiment cf obligatory
target practice has been made. In
1890 Law, was enacted by which al
persons of eighteen years and more.
available for military service, should
be trained in acrls, and no ore could
vote without lsa"irG paper certifying
he had undergone Tic dr:il. Bat IL
America also this requirement fell in
10 d;susc Only at!eI the var CT 1860
was there another Ioonentary Rwak-
ing OF tho military spirit. and now the
conditions OF America il this respect
are like those OF Italy an,l Europe.
Targct-shooting s.;ll holds It's own in
Switzerland for local reasons. due to
the natural formation OF the country.
limiting is kept alive taere By lis
mountains and forests while the le-
gcnds of The ration make tie marks
man most honorable among his fell
lows Not festival is held there but
all flock to it from the surrounding
country, to shoot 81 the target, and the
victors are crowned with wreathes and
carried in triumph. But elsewhere in
Europe the tradition OF the cunning
archie. has not survived the invention
Of earlns-A. Mosso, in Cliauteuquan.
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UNIQUE DENTS TRY.
Tho Methods We're C.sciontiac, bat ts,s
Results .ierc Satisfactory.

The Methods We're Cascionfilc, bat ts,e
Results ,ierc satisfactory.
One OF the guests 1T the Riggs house
recently was complaining CT al aching
tooth. and impaired at tic o!ace where
he couid find "a good dentist. lie Sc
ureA the information and wen: out 20
find relief. when Proprietor BeiVitte
smiled al fam: "reminiscences.
Il shall never forge: (; toot7:-rnlling
incident thai occurred vixen I vas q
pornrsier,'' he remarked. sly uncle.
who was physician, had great, big,
stalwart colorel lna1 for e servant
His name was Guc!s, ard one day he
went into his masters Office ard com
planned tl,2t cnc Of his teeth was near
II killing him. ,,y uncle advised him
10 60 and have it taken OFT. Back o.
jectcd. Nav, inaeedy, boss be cS-
claimcd, hit wild dess fairly kill me
ter hab dis toof tucked out.
3ly uncle then told him he
would FIX IL for him by using
little magic Buck was eqnipped
with all the superstition Of his race.
and he readily acGric3ced IN TIE sug-
gestion, for lie thought the doctor
could do anything. TIE OH gentle
man took tie small string from his
violin. and. making 4 loop. dropped it
orer Bucks aching tooth a1;,l drew it
taut. Then he he'd Buc'; out to the
hitching-post, and nade him s tand osl
his tip toes. which brought his eyes
on q level with tlie To-, CT tic post and
tied the cat9ui aro-I1,i IL Upon tie
atsrrfacc OF the acn he poured some
runpowde1, ana tbeii soleiliis warn
ing Bucl1 not to move, he returned 20
tie house. Suddenly he carnc rushing
ont of the kitchen door with glow
inc coal OF fire held in pair Of tongs-
Buck saw him coming end backed for
ell he was worth. But nc left that
tootl, in front Of him. Washington
prrt
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ana drawings ,>'-'' 80
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shen . second gorera:c { fee of ,wen-
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lsl Some people sic al,la TO o-e,3pr.,
THEIR osrn napc:s ani drawings p.,or-
eriF' o1S tfsosa who sra MOI consult q
lawyer a.s;i employ. :. e,..r,1,b .e,,,,.,
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RoyALTT III GRACIOUS AsPEcT,
Accomplishment oft''A Princess Of Tales
gss, Her rn@feec.o.; Goodness.

ard Ifer rn.seco:o:i Goodness.
The princess CT Wales must have
more accomplishments OF The t-adi-
tional feminine order than other svoln-
en- in the United Kingdom Il Ill the
pretty incidents gre true that ere READS
of her perha p, IT,. :ots:; IS t:'a. 81 p
call TIE ,ceaiie 6aGs her Of the T2ree
made CT a. cid proteRea CT hers living
in orc Of Tire cottages II Ss.nIring CHAM.
The good dome was knitting stock
ing, and the princess tocls L o'st 81 her
hard. saring: You can't do the heel
rs fast IS ! can" And IS she sat aud
chatte;i this cu@cn-to-bc knitted the
na.ties. heel possible. Il isneedless re
say that sacred stocking has since re-
manned in status que yn.l treasurer IL
q drawer with the needles just az the
princess lett them.
Particularly since her sons death the
princes has seemed 10 enjoy herself
best when quietly occupied in some OF
the wo,nanly arts she learned to tnrn
her hand to IN her gi1lhooJ days wien
she fashioned her own gowns and
trimmed Der own bonnets, 70 say moth
ing Of ..do;ng" hes- csvn fine laccs. She
is very fopd III :iiano playing, and
holds an HONORARY degree as doctor OF
music. Uhen l.er sister, the empress
of Russia. IS will her, they spend
many ba;,py mornings playing ei@ht-
handed duets together with the Frin-
cesses Victor;:. aad 5lar3e. Al kinds:
of fine nera'ework Tie gentle lady re-
joices IN, and spends Happy hours like
other ;.c.rdn,cii,ers, noL rc:al, stitch
ing OF, the title froch, fj.i' hex grand
baby. lss.siles her may ether &C
compl;shsle.,is the princess can cut
gown to perfection aid even sivc hints
10 her Paris designer wiis,ll result in
her being accounted the lest-tiresaed
woman in Eitgl&ud--N. \. sup.
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rt.e oIonrr.antnl 90.

Where arc the monuments around
Baltimore?
Answer,-The Washington ,nonu-
meat, on Mount Eernoa place; Battlc
monument, in Monument square: the
Taney statue. N Washington place;
the Peabody statue, Il: Mount Nernon
place: the Wells ana AicCo,nas monu-
inent, at TIE intersection Ct Gay and
Aisouit,, streets: the irinistcc9 n,onu-
ment.. in Federal ui;l park: the Edgar
Allen Pee monument, IN the Vest
minister charrilyari. ccvser Of Fayettc
and Greene streets; the .scDonough
statue. IL GveenEcunt cenetery;
the Chr;stoYhe.. Columbus shaft.
the FIST IN America, on lie
grounds OF Tie Samuel Ready
asylum. North s,:.I Hartford avenues:
the ceIanbss 'rccnwent, in Druid
Hill paris; :be Nisdcv monument on
Broaaway; the aideely statue. il, Har-
lem park: the confederate monument,
in I.oudor parS cemetery; The Mul-ray
association mouu;neny. tie Gilmor
and the Herbert monuments, al il, the
same London PARK cemetery; The mon
u1nent RI Nor5l, Point. near where
Wells and Mccoinas sisot Gen. Ross. on.
the North Point rrad: the Ferguson
monument. The William Prescott
snii'a sfatus ard the Creepy monu-
meni. al IL t:5cepnsasnt cemetery;
the flcees.osl snonrrfesat IN Bonnie
Brae cemetery sansi tne VILLAGE statue,
in Druid B;ll psrf Baltimore Amer
ican.
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The smallpox scare IS growing IN Ell

The smallpox scare is- growing IN ell
fre larger towns in Iowa The state
board Of health is receiving kilograms
from all parts asking for trained nurses
and advice. The board is adopting
stringent N sasures for general yaccina-
ton.
j. n. Watson, a country preacher,
while conducting q revival at Yellow
/ Springs, o. vas called fool and liar
by Sandy Pcttifort Watson in:Jnedi-
ately seized Sandy and pounded him
allaroand me church. lie was COM
PEELED to 3esist by the congregation
The Iowa state beard CT health re-
ceired telegram Wednesday, from the
authorities OF New Hampton asking Tor
trained smallpox nurses. The town
is suffering from IN epidemic, with
eight cases and ore death so far. An
epidemic also prevaiis at Council
Bluffs
Jaca. Lawn, Of Paris Ky, aged about
IS. was found dead lYesines9a- morn
ing on the farm O. john RedDlon. FIVE
miles west OF town. lie went to Rud-
dell's Mills Tuesday 20 see :aoont d.
ing some painting. and. net getting
the worl:, re started Lcrae ard iroze
10 death
At the noon hour Friday, ii 'front.' CT
the city schco1 building, Notes.-The
Ind. Harry Pariue. aged 10, 'Tas Id
narad By s;a-t aiiline-. OF Inciaaapo-
lis, aud taken 5.y.av in {. o:ag;:::- IN great
haste togra-d thec Gig. This 5 the
second at.claet. and. creates great s2-
element.
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.11a,r Language, u s-nrnaeic.

a sad person who IS always inclined
to look upon the gioe,nF side of things
SAYS that IN .oi.l-est1hlisf;s2 form OF
phrase Is Threatened ~ cce;nation.
Formerly Il scesla lss ''s7s' OF bold. bad
people that they Wafs ',cspHe;st TO
make their honc..t. aacesfsis's turn
over in their graves Tut os:tter The
rule of cremation something inHst be
tie7ised in future gears 10 express ths
notion that the bad lahaTior OF then
posterity will make the departod's
psliss a,,tter in shei,. ,.r,,s.- Boston
Eog4.
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PHI A:&r gCiHT.

Garden 4ese s'.orsd be :;saesos.iz-, =
s7sas for :, ia.9ll p1.-ty.I-ct;.-
The roost ceer..ie weather. report
IS Ire slfcreer-claa.- = J'e.Hs s,ifGnGa
sgan dsses rot need onc-tentl, Of tie
space he i4as:gisaes he needs --tialres-
Ton >.esvs
,,;.'sth I'll ais practice. tlle ,aevii has
never 3:s.rse,-.l o. ;le .i.<t a.Tpocrite-
RAYS si...a
For constant chetrfl.ress ,ielurn-
ber,aaa takes tie cake; hc g Arrays
chiprcr-- level CoIrier
y, lri;e ,,:e theatrical III -lacer r11al.es
Mos: .nosoy in ti1o long run. ine coal
MAJ Aai!.7> ap;. successful Ccs;ncs5 IL
seal! pi:.laetelri.is Record.
She l9,7ee,.-7))-.s.zt.at ID you see
at tt:c tl:ea e. tire e;her night2' lie
(savacc.z fife 2;.2sgest ca1:.waee!s
tL&t u railij"er eyer roa1er'-N. y.
journal
'loo.lichi made 4 grea. hit il the
las. play he was in" Great Cesar,
man, he vas d;sc!la.ged.' Yes, bu.
he had drawn MS entire s2larJJ. IN
tcr-Ocean.
De mn ca uses u ,'s' I" '.-'s,
remarked nee 1sea' nay =. &c
parse. rat Aa ai;i n'sh 50 MY 'cr
make p.aia i''iis c;4a1ie c i'S''.t ii-''i :
- y '.s''' ny 2;' : 'si'
-Ne3l-,.jEor- 60 rou lznc,y that si.7
Is IN ,ovc Win .Fac2,?- Belle ;ocar.e
SIC l9io ne liis.{ &c vas I2ef.ee,'y hof-
rid, and :. SIZE were IN ny pace she
"0uldn hare anT'i;!f.c 10 GO Win
INN. @-ih!iaGaiphia E"c@Td.
Doctor. tat vcu want now. NY
man, IS <fesh ai-. ioa @~art 10 De
taken cue. pat;eGt-''>>tA:.l engage
a cabnan. dccso-? ''Eou .risunder-
stand re sir; Gid no. sly y.2,i yv:.nte.;
to DC taken "a, bilt sa};en o,:t- " on
kers Statesmen.
-Ey1,ect;ng TOO Hrch.-Wo1-3.n {in
.3;r5l-oiaSs carr;are)-..0},. what a
noise. Tha. lorrij whistle is enough
to dri-e enc mad" Gaayei--I suppose
YOU want us Ter your s;x-ponce 70 en-
ga2s Patti 10 sir e on tne eoc;re for
vo,,i'--l}e Aro1s,,cs.s..
-I:@eal1ii..o.t!, : -. is,i>,:z1 :-rs.r-
le;l.. will>ycc ,,p,.1s:e h,e . introduce
- xo,, raT fr;e-4 B.qn Yoln.s Lady
..gsof vey, ;. 5e z.,,Iiseif 2 7,e,-f.,.t ,s.ran.
rer 70 me- On. 5r. IT, lend
r xii :,gtrosI-,ec re 70 z-s,,l presently. :.
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How 10 Turn Their Heads.

miss Smith, are you going to the
bail tomorrow night?' asked Koscius-
ko Jones.
"Of course am
81 supposed as much. Why is it
that you arc so fond OF dencing?"
"You see It's the easiest way to turn
mems heads Texas Siftings.
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= y.s,.,s.-T;cersasJ araa

custo,aer s}'lag is IL you charge SIS
much fos 4 pound pix rs Won DO for
q ai8tsen r9n9a pl:gs
Butcher is SMALLER tie pig. ns,,nl,
tbe worse 1t hurts rs 10 lsiliit Got.to
charge sss,net',ia' iar oar feeiin's, Iauns.
.-GlsseaGc Ttisinsfs.
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an Addition 20 the Language.

"Would You call Dexter poeto'
''No, sir lie IS Il riminal.'
"a wilat??''
"RiIuinal That's 2 word of ny own
II 4 man WHO commits crimes IS Grim
inal. don't see why a man who com
mits rhymes shouldn't be riEninal. =
7 if,
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.v..feet .x,cusel.

p.sa.s. Heb s "A s.a7 Monday inorn.s
ing ssssslisn, tbs a,,:n,, thrcwes, sFas
exec ss,i ii: yyes.fsce 0f az iiEmsns5
crowd, Ito met his death ealtniy.
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i. +. FEE0

sroNE-cyTTsR Ano 50,LD5S.
III titl.,e II .-ersin
sTcnE. BEic.S. ard Plhsl-E2''.c.
CahaoLi7fi.C ~ALF;s. &c.
81. Sons Cap. or Cats CITY. u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-24

desgraciadamente castigo alguno
81 C6digo Penal, el rico = aonoro
idioma cAstelIano, y a!go lea Iuci :
ria el peIo literArio que en- exiguoD
mechoneS a. peregriuo adoIno DE-
sus calvIcies premAturAsl
7 ago tsmblen ganarian los
fueros del busn sentido y 10 ret6'
RIGA, vi:timas de tanto y tauto in
conaciente anarquiuta de Lac le.
sras, de tAntO = tanto doeto 81
menudeo, 1e tsnto ? santo endere
zador de entuslsos en- canuso.
Pero basta ys.
Ptecisa reaumir Gao reasUmir,
como escrioir sue sn ciersos Sc
necAs an agraz); precisa resumir,
insi,timo5, pregantsudo 8 los cri'
ticaseros quo nos han sugsridc
eGtAs ineaa:
Oritic0nes-esperpent0s,
Que os jusgais grandes talentol
De inmensa celebridad:
Vuestros gritos y aspsvientos
JSon envidia, 6 carldadi
Conteste por elios el lector, to
niendo en- cuenta, ESQ q, que. pol
10 que tosa q 10 dltimo, ,..... I'M
hay por que, nj para quel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-24

Con atento B. L. NJ. nos h. re-.
mitido el ssiior Alcslde, para %
publication, 81 siguiente avisc:
"El lunes % del corriente 90
'roceder& poR las comisiones NOM
Dradas al efecto & Ia vacunaci6n 6
dOmiCiliO en- las GALES Sol desde
Oristo & CASA Blanca, Oaleta de
les Monjas y oallej6n de las mis-
mas, calle de San Sebastian y ca
ilej6n del Hospital; desde las nue.
ve a las once de ls maiiana, Y de
dos & cinco de la tarde.
Nu ell mismo dis, de nueve . once
de Ia mslsna y de tres q ouatro de-
la tarde,se practicara la vacunaei6n
gratuita D todas las personas que
20 presenter en- el piso bajo del
sdideio antigua Oarcel.
L0 que para con0ciMient0 del
vecindario sc hace pfbli 70.
Puerto Rico, d de JUNO de
1S94.-Nl A calde, Angel NavajGs.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-24

two. Oon mas gusto hubiera con-
tendido 20, 81 me hubiese recono
cido sinceridad al declararle noble.
mente que jam6s habia defendidO
abuses; pero a2arte de que he to-
lido OCCASION de observer que mo-
'on los abusos los que go denun-
ian y persiguen muohas veces, sino
lue se trata de ridiculizar, perse.
guir 8 hacer sufrir & determinadas
personas cumplidorss de 90 deber.
bien por sus ideas. bien porque no
se prestan q la servil ad1laCi6n nj
: toletar otros abuses. creo, como
6l. que resultarfa est6ril toda pole
m'ca.
Yo Quiero que me diga el hom-
ore impartial. de cualquiera OPT
'l6n, u son morales los principles
lue sc contieDen en- la siguiente
'eoposici6n: 81 SO nos arrojG el
gGante, no faltara quien 10 yeoojG "
N: 81 del " Ofiterlo ~. Segdn
mis- 2rtncipios, ell bien debe hacerse
DOE amor al bien mismo, no por
vengsnza Tsmpoco habia querido
20 tocaE esto, por dar q Ia discussion
IN giro mas bien instructive que
'dioso, por hacerla templada y ra-
sonads, no vulgar nj antipatica ;
oero no he sido eomprendido, ,
'laEo estz que asi ha de resultal
est6ril y enojosa. Para discutil
sobre intereses generates del We
cindarlo y hablar de alministra
SION, es precise probar que go hsr
sabld0 administrar bien los propios
? que no ei deseo de figurar pars
Adquirir superioridad es ell que moi
llama q los cargos honorificos
Los doCumentos que hemos con
sultado no demuestran 10 uno n
10 otro, y. por 10 taDto, Queda he
,ho punto final.
| On Elector.
Piedras, 18 de JUNO dc 1894.