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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-09
Baja California i.
Damiana Bitters

rs A PUwERFUL APHl ODIsIAC AND
specific tonic for the sexual and urinary organs
Of 10th sexes, nd greas remedy for diseases OF
the kidneys aud olsdder. A great Restorative.
lnvtEorafor and Nexvine. Sells on its own Meritsi
no long Atuded testimonials nsce Sary-
SABER, -ALFS S BRUNE, Agents.
ssS Market ST.. S. E.-lSsnd for circulael
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cation of the children of this City for the
next two years, as also to govern and dis
cipline the teachers, should there be ne
cessity for their so doing.
In addition to these duties the expendi
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twelve are Native Sons, while the entire
number have been educated in the schools
OF San Francisco.
With the exception of two they are ali
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Total. IA Il 81 IL
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-21

Knowledge will help to keep family alive. The more they know about their own physiology the better they will be able to take care of themselves. The more n1an and woman know about health and siclt ness, the less trouble they will have with the sickness of their children. Some standard medical book ought 10 be in every home library. The most complete book of this kind is Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. 1t contains more exact infornia- ton about the human body in health and disease than any other book ever printed in the English language. More copies of 1t have been sold than of any other medical work It is written in plain language, free from technicalities, and is the work of areg- ularly graduated, experienced physician. It contains hundreds of useful receipts, a knowledge of which will prevent much sick ness, and save many doctors bills. It is in | dexed, and contains over three hundred l illustrations 6so,ooo copies of this great, I,ooS-page work have been sold at the regu- | lar price-SI. 50 per copy and now an edi- 1 tion of half million if1 strong paper covers 1 is being distributed absolutely Jyiee. Any one may have copy who will send 21 one cent stamps, to pay the cost of mailing onty, to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y The book bound in French cldth is 10 cents extra (3I cents in all).
 Mrs Bella F Howard, of Glen Ellen, sonona | Co., Cal writes: Enclosed find stamps for the
 'People's Common Sense Medical Adviser l
 have had two but cannot keep them. Icannot do without one in the house, they save doctors
 visits and as live about ten miles from any doc
 tors their visits come high-ten dollars). have been in this place sixteen years, and have only had n doctor for my family once in that time thanks to your book and your medicines"
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ST. JOHNS R. c. CHURCH BENEFIT
Lecture at Polls Theater by Professor Timothy Drake" Passion Play of n11or k,,,,,,aroa ID Illustrated

Lecture at Polls Theater by Professor
 Timothy Drake" Passion Play of
 Ober Ammergau" Illustrated.
 "The Passion Play of Ober Ammer- gau" was the subject of a largely at- tended stereopticon lecture last even ing given for the benefit of St. Johns R. c. church in Polls Wonderland the ater, the use of which was generously donated by MT. PolL The lecture was delivered by Professor Timothy Drake of Boston, Mass.
 The scenes and tableaux of the play were shown and also the actors in the leading parts. When the picture of Rose Lang, who impersonates the Ma donna, was thrown on the screen, MT. Nugent, the organist at St. Johns church, sang Ave Maria" He was loudly applauded. At the picture "The Entrance Into Jerusalem" MT. Joseph Criddle sang "Hosanna. His rich bass voice was heard to advantage in the hall, and at the close of the solo he was loudly applauded.
 Mir. M. Joseph, Mccarthy, whose splendid voice has earned him a repu- tation in New York city, sang two so- los both of which were received with loud and continued applause. He sang the first solo, "Cujus Animaur," at the scene of the death of Jesus. His sec ond solo, "The Holy City, was sung at the scene of the Ascension. In the last solo, which is very difficult, MT. Mccarthy showed the wonderful con- trol which he has of his voice.
 The audience was a very orderly one and although large. was made entirely comfortable by the efforts of the ush- CTS They were John V. Flanagan Thomas McDonald, James Guncheon Robert Heating, jr., and Joseph Me Hugh Others who assisted by per sonal effort in making, the affair a sue cess were MT. B. E, Lynch and Miss | Celia Dillon. I'd,
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THE HANDLE BROKE.
A Most Narrow Escape from Being
 Killed

A Most Narrow Escape from Being
 Killed
 John Wilbur, boss Blacksmith at Mar lin's gun shop, while busy forging out piece of steel recently, met with an accident which disabled him for several days, and his escapS from death was very narrow His helper was hammer ing steel while Wilbur held it and sud- denly the handle of the hammer brok@ and the heavy hammer, weighing if teen pounds, struck Wilbur on the head Most fortunately 1t was a glanc- ing blow, or Wilbur would have been killed The hammer hit him on one side of the head and made long scalp wound. Wilbur was carried to his home, corner of Lombard and Ferry streets, in carriage and the doctor had to take six stitches to sew up the wound Wilbur has now nearly recov- cred.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Paving-North Branford.

THVIHH-NUFUH 0THHIUTU. SEALED proposals will be received by the D undersigned until p. m. Sept 24th, 1s08, at the Selectmen's office, for constructing pavements under the Act of ls95, for the I'm provement of Pnblic Roads,"
 Information concerning plans, specihca- tions, bonds, etc., can be obtained of tho Se- lectmen, or at the office of the Engineer, A. B. Hill, No. S2 Church street, N W Haven. Conn.
 No propos sal will be received after the time specified, and all proposals not on the blanks furnished, or not properly filled out will be rejected.
 be for the best interests of the Town, is re- served HERBEHT o. PAGE.
 CHARLES E. ALLING.
 DAVID M. SMITH, So eod2M Selectmen.
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POLITICAL.
Nntlce.

Notice is hereby given to the Repub- lican voters of Woodbridge to meet at the basement of the Congregational church in said town on Monday even ing. Sept. 2S, 1896, at 7:So o'clock, to nominate town officers for the ensuing year, Per order Town Com'
 daily&weekly
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MCKINLEY AND HOBART.
But Little Free Silver Sentiment in
 Litchfield County

Norfolk, Sept 20.-A meeting in the interest of Mckinley and Hobart was held in the town hall last night for the formation of a political club named af- ter the republican candidates. The number of voters present was smaller than would have been the case if the weather had been more agreeable. Those who ventured out in the rain agreed that there was but little free silver sentiment in Litchfield county. and especially in the northern part. Arrangements were made for raising a campaign banner later
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by Millions of Mothers for their Child- ren Willie Teethlng, with Perfect Success, It Soothes the Child, Softens the Gums, Allays all Pain Cures Wind Colic, and is the best hottie s2j MWF&w
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oneuundred Pianos to Rent,

Rent applied if purchased. Largest stock in the largest music store in Con- necticut. Loomis' Temple of Music, S9S Chapel street sl9 st
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" Rent il Piano and Enjoy Fife,

Small upright piano to rent all win ter, SIP, rent allowed if purchased, Loomis' Temple of Music, SSS Chapel street. sl9 ot
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Whats the Use of Living Without PianoY
 We have a hundred to rent cheap and a good many to sell as low as $25 apiece. Don't deprive yourself of a piano when you can get one as cheap as this. Loomis Temple of Music, So3 Chapel street. slS ot
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Millinery Opening At E. Moses & Co.,, Wednesday and Thursday, September 23 and "A. s21 St
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8utcls.
HOTEL MAJESTIC.

New Haven, Conn. Telephone 1062.
 A NEW, palatial house, strictly ilrst-class, "A. offers to families and others. for fall and winter of '96-'91, elegant apartments, and single rooms with private bath, boar1 and first t-olass hotel service, ut remarkably mod crate prices electric cars from depot and boat also our wagonette without charge; transients $500 day and up.
 au2S VIM. & JOHN CAY, Props.
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Non-taxabIe Securities.

50 shs N. Y. & New Haven RR. stock. 20 shs So. New Eng. Tel. Co stock 50 shs Boston & N. Y. Air Line pf stock. 50 shs Morris 6 Essex z pc. gtd. stock. 20 shs Detroit & Hillsdale pc st. stock S5, ,00O N. Y. & N. H. 4 pc. debs. s3,OO0 N. H. & Northampton 1st mtg 7's. s5,OoO N. H. St. Ky gold 5's of 1914 s5 LOGO Housatonic RR. gold 5's of 1887. S3,0OO So. New Eng. Tel. Go. 5 pc. debs.
 For sale by
 M. B. NEWTON & CO.,, Investment Bankers, se Orange Street.
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Millinery Opening At E. Moses & Co, Wednesday and Thursday, September 2S and "A. s2l St
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THE MOST ABUSED

Member of the body is the foot, both of
 them Almost from the cradle to the
 grave they are abused.
 Vanity and mean shoes cramp and distort them until it has become the fashion now for some shoemakers to try and ease the corn agony of the victims of their poor shoes by hiring a corn doctor to take out the corns free.
 That's modern Mercy with vengeance.
 Now, sell shoes, tool That is my
 sole business and l expect to stick to
 my last.
 But this 1 will do. I'll dis charge any clerk in my em- ploy who attempts to sell a shoe to man, woman or child, that will create corns, just for the sake of making a sale.
 No shoeman sells any better or finer shoes than I.
 No shoeman sells them for less. In this day of jugger- naut crushing competition the man who charges more than his neighbors soon puts up his shutters.
 M. F. Bristol,
 854 Chapel Street.
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NASAL CATARRH
 Is a Local Disease.

and Is the result of colds and sudden climatic
 changes. It can be cured by a plea sant remedy which is ap- piled directly into tht nostrils.
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CATARRK
ELY'S CREAM HALM

CREAM BALM - sai Passages, Pa sag Ailays Pain LULU lN hEAu and Inflammation, Heals and Protects the Membran from Colds, Restores the Senses or Taste and Smell Is quickly absorbed. Gives relief at once. 70 cents at Druggists or by mail: samples 10c by mail ELY BROS,
 sT MWF&w 56 Warren st., New York.
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Member of the body is the foot, both of them. Almost from the cradle to the grave they are abused.
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So eod2w
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-07

mon Bartolom6, don Federico Velasco y
don R6mulo Zamora; srgundo teniente,
don Jesus Cortazar, y veterine1io, don Jo-
s6 Rigal.
Fl eacuadr6n de Cessna" 10 mandan:
Oomandante, don Crieanto Peha; Capita
nes: Don Pedro PARA y don Domingo
Gonzalez; primer0s tenieDtes: Don Juan
Torroe don Francisco HernandeZ; So
gundos tenientes: Don Francisco Narza y
don Narcjso Sevillano, y veterlnario, don
Facundo Cuevas Cuevae.
. El escuadr6n de 'Vitoria" 10 mandan:
Comandante, don Aniceto Rebol]c; Capt.
tanes: Don Felipe Enciso don Jose No
guerra primeros tenientes Don Pedro
Aguilar, don Francisco Meny don Pedro
Bouglini; segundcs tenientes: Don Jose
Pandele 2 don Serafn CoYrea, y veterlna'
rio, don Manuel Bellido Vazquez.
El general Weyler es un hombre de
estatura regular, delgado, como de 81 So
afios de edad y al parecer POGO comunlca"
two. Es natural de Mallorca procede
del Cuerpo de Estado Mayor. Estuvo sir
viendo en- calidad de Comandante del cita-
do Cuerpo en- Puerto. Rico ALA por los af1os
de 1864 65. Es tenienta general de nuee
tro Ej6rcito desde ell af1o 1878 cuando solo
contaba 80 afios de edad. Omitimos es'
cribir sl1 biografia por ser bien conocida
en- toda Espafa
La navigation del "AlfcnsO Kill" fee
cOmpletamente feliz.
Deseamos al successor del ilustre gene
raj Martinez Campos en- la dificil labor de
gobernar Cuba, y los que le acompa.
6an, feliz viaje y mucha prosperidad.
La alta mission que lleva 81 renombra-
do caudillo es en- extreme importante; de
sus gestiones gubernamentales admins
trativas espera mucho Ia noble naci6n es
pahoia, no solo para poner t6rmino la
ingrata guerra que asola los campos cuba
nos, sino para evitar poeibles complicacio
nes internacionales y conquistar la paz
bajo bases que permitan esperar su eterna
consolidation.
Al general Weyler 10 acompa fan hoy,
ademds de sus tai >ntos militares, los con-
eejos de la fxperiencia que SO conquistan
con los amos.
Permita ell cielo que su t&ctica, su
prudencia, su valor y Ia energfa relativa
que exigen hoy los successes de Cuba tan
diffciles y complicadoe, puedan devolver q
la madre Espaf1a, agobiada hoy por los
fnmensos sacrifcios que ha hecho para
sofocar la rebellion cubana, la paz que ne
cesita para desenvolver su progreso pa,
ra cumplir su alta mission en- Ia America
latina.
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La CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RlC0
VIERNEs, z DE FEBRERo DE 1896
Cl R C u L A R

Los que suscriben del Comercio de es:
ia plaza, hacen pdblico por medic de la
presente y q los fines que pudisran cOnve-
mir, que con fecha L. del corriente y Sc
gun eacritura ante )ei Notario do esta Ca
pital don Mauricio Guerra nos hicimos
cargo del establecimiento mercantil que
en- el barrio de la Marina r>gefa don Vic
toriano Rodriguez; ael como tambien de
todOs los cr6ditos on su favor, por ceslon
que nos hiciera por saldo de los cr6dito5
nuestros en- su contra,
As1 mismo h2c mos publico que han
sido nombrados para la administration y
iquidaci6n del expresado establecimiento
cr6ditos en- favor los sehores don Eva-
risto Ochoa don Saotos del Campillo.
s. J. Puerto Rice, Febrero de 1895.
A. Vicente Compahla-Vicents y
Egozcue y Compa1fa-Rubert
Hermanos-Caldas Compah1a-- Cerece'
do, Hermanos Compafia-Sobrinos de
Izquierdo y Ompafla-P6rez Hermanos.
Bernardo Fernandez-J. Ochoa y Her
mano-- Alexandra Suarez- Sucesores de
A. Figueroa Compaf1ia-Suceeores de
Finlay Brothers-Luifa Hermanos Com
paf1fa-Cofho De1gado Companfa-Flo.
rindo Carrero-Portela Ccmpa6ia-Fa-
bian Garcia y Compaf1fa-S:r rra y Pala1.
-Balaequide y Compafl1a- Ramon TIC
rres-Vicente Suarex 81
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pOR C 4 BL E

Serv5c6o especial de LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A 4.
De st. Thomas nos telegra1an hoy 10
que sigue:
"Recientes despachos de Madrid anun-
clan Ia llegada del general Martinez Cam.
pos la Corte. Sc le ha hecho una recap
ci6n sosegada adn cuando sc deiaron
escuehar entire la multitud algunos gritos
destemplados, estos fueron ahogados por
los aplausos de la gran concurrencia que
asistio al acto.
"Otros despaehos Sc refieren s una
lDteraVSeW celebrada por varios periodis-
tas con ell general Martinez Campos. Es
tie parece que se inclina que sea oonce-
dida la autonOm1a & Cuba como medic de
terminar prontamente la guerra. La gene
ralidad de los peri6dicos madrileffos desa
prueban la possible implantaci6n de dichas
reformas por ahora. Otros peri6dicos la
apoyan.
I'll Gobierno del sef1or Canovas ha re.
suelto no aumentar los derechos de adua-
mas en- Ia Isla de Cuba. Sc propone en-
cambio reformar las tarifas peninsulares
en- general"
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LLEGADA DEL GENERAL WEYLER
AL PUERTO De ESTA CAPITAL

Esta manana las 2 fonde6 en- nues-
tro puerto, en- viale para Cuba, ell vapor-
correo "Alfonso kip, conduciendo & au
bordo s. E. el general don Valeriano
Weyler, reclentemente nombradO Qober-
nador Captain General de la hermana An.
tilla.
embellishments fueron saludarle
bordo, s. e. el Gobernador General interi-
no de esta Provincial, Ell Ilustrisimo SO.
for Obispo, Ell seflor Gobernador Mi
itar de la plaza, los sefiores jefes de los
Cuerpos de la guarnici6n, una Comisi6n
del Institute de Voluntarios, ell Sr Vice
presidente de la Comisi6n Provincial, ell
Sr Alcalde, Ell Sr Villar, Jefe del Partido
Incondicionalmente espaflol y muchos SO
flores Ofciales del Ej6rcito.
I'll general Weyler no quiso desembar
car, dispOniendo que esta misma mahana
las once saliese Ell vapor CON rumbo la
Habana. Acompafian 8. e. los tenien
tes generates sres Ahumada, Barges y
Ochando, general de division senior Denis
y de b-igada Sres Arolas, ,Melquizo Fer
nandez y Bernal.
Ademas clncO escuadrOnes de caba
llerfa titulados Borb6n numero 4, Alcanta
ra ntmero IA, Castillejos numero 18, Ses-
ma numero % y Vitoria numero % cada
uno de ellos compuesto de 100 individuos
tres primeros tenientes, dos segundo id Y
un Veterinario.
El escuadr6n de ''Borb6n" 10 mandan:
Comandante, don Caste Pedrejao; Capt.
tanes: Don Manuel Julve y don Manuel
Aguilar; primeros tenientes: Don Emilio
Perez, don Jose Caro- y don Francisco Rol
dan; segundo teniente, don Pedro Escale-
ra, y veterinario tercero, don Marcelino
Montan Cardos.
I'll escuadr6n de 'sAlcantara" 10 man
dan: Comandante, don Ernesto Gomez;
Capitanes: Don Benigno Cisneros y don
Jacobo Rodriguez; primeros tenientes:
Don Rafael M6ndez de Vigo, don Angel
Vazquez don Antonio Coma; segundo
teniente, don Francisco Moysi, y yeterina
rio tercero don Julian Isasi.
El escuadron de sCastille1os" 10 man.
dan: Comandante, don Facundo Belio;
Oapitanes: Don Tomas Socasan don Ri
Cardo Marini primeroe tenientes; Don Ra-
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DOS CARTAS. De MADRID
% de Enero de 1896 (D

Sr. Director de LA CORREsPONDENCIA.
Aplazada por veinticuatro horas mas
la salida del correo, depositada va. mi
Carta de aver que recibira al mismO item
pO, aprovecho la OCCASION para adicionarle
una noticia de relativa importancia.
Sc da hoy por SECURE en- los centros
ofciales que dentro de muy breves dias,
acaso antes de fin de mes, publicara la
Gdceta Ell decreto disolviendo las Cortes.
Esta resoluci6n que ofrecia antes tan
tas dificultades, causara ahora indudable-
mente buen efecto pues la opinion p1blica
ha recobYado parte de la tranquilidad per.
dida desde que se hizo pdblico Ell relevo
del gen eral Martinez Campos No puede
negarse, ,pues,que las zozobras angustias
que embargaban todos los espiritus hace
pOCos dias, no tenlan como causa princi
pal la marcha de los Successes, tode veg que
: estos no han cambiado, sino la falta de
energla por parte 81 general en- jefe
Ha bastadO la frase de WeyIer, que
contestant la guerra con la guerra, pa
ra que renazca Ia conianza, pues Espafla
no duda nj un momento del 6xito de nues.
tras armas siempre que sean dirijidas Dor
| un general que quiera combatir.
7 va que anuncio la proximidad de las
elecclOnes, me parece pertinente manifes-
tar aqui mi creencia particular de que ell
gobierno no adoptara medidas reetrictivae
dejando que el cuerpo electoral manifesto
libremente su opinion nombrando sus re
presentantes Otra cosa en- estos momen
tOs seria verdaderamente insensatO.
| Por otra parte, va va eiendo hora de
que Puerto Rico. Sc manifesto eincera
mente ante las Cortes espafiolas, pues nj
hay motivos nj los ha dado nunca de rece
los, porque demasiado tiene probada su in
discutible lealtad.
Suyo afecctlsimo.-LU1s PARDO.
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k0TICIAs GEkERALEs

Nuestro estimado coIega convecino EE
Pals, publica On su edici6n de anoche un
notable artfculo, abogando pt rque Sc fun
de en- esta Capital un centric de caracter
educsdor donde las classes obreras puedan,
escuchando lecturas escogidas conferen-
cias moraizadoras instructivas, encon-
trar esparcimiento para Ell espfritu, obte-
ner habitos de economic aprender sanas
doctrinas acerca de sus deberes dere-
chos etc etc.
ri colega estima muy hacedera la reali-
zaci6n de su pensamiento para ell cuaI no
Sc necesitan mas sque hombres ilustrados
y de buena voluntad que Sc propongan
impulsarlo. NADIA, dice, de libros de tex-
to nj de programmes simplemente I'm salon
espacioso donde puedan congregarse los
obreros, para eecuchar las conferencias 8
lectura de trozos escogidos.
Excusamos decir que nos asociamos al
colega para ayudarlo en- su patri6tica en-
presa que contribuiremos dentro de la
medida de nuestras fuerzas para la reali-
zaci6n de tan utilisimo proyecto.
Hemos tenido muc6o gusto en- recibir
la vista de nuestro estimate amigo ell sc.
nor don Ramon Valdes Cobian RIGA hacen-
dado duef1o de la linea f6rrea de Baya.
mon Catano, que hace POGO regres6 de
Ia Peninsula. Reiteramosle nueetras mas
afectuosas palabras de bienvenida.
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los vaposes correos entire aquel puerto Ell
de San Juan de Puerto Rico. El ministro
de Ultramar le prometio estudiar Ell asun-
to resolver la petici6n en- plazo breye.
mas. cue como ca sabido sabe aproyechar
las ocasiones ha celebrado tambi6n algu-
mas entrevistas con Ell sefior Alvear, para
ponerse do acuerdo, y solicitar juntos
aquella mejora.
7 NADIA mas por hoy.
Suyo siempre affmo amigo compa-
flero.
LUIS PARDO.
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EnerO 26 de 1896


La eircunstancia de haberse atrasado
ouatro dias Ell correo anterior, adelanta-
do el presente, hace que esta carta
venga 8 ser algo asi como Ia prolongaci6n
de aquella. despu6s de todo, reIeyado
crisis, de cuyos acontecimientos me ocu-
paba entonces, apenas hay cosa nueva
que cOntar.
Pero si hay que advertir, que una veg
oonooido 81 giro dado CON aquellos acuer-
dos & Ia campafia de Cuba, ha reaccionado
Ia opinion y asf como antes de todo SO ea-
caban inpresiones pesimistas, ahora pa.
lp-Rscibida cen setagdq aoy.-(A, de Ia RI