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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20
Ex-oov. EVANS USEFUL LIFE.

Founded . Town and . University
and Helped Develop Colorado.
No man had more to do with the
growth and development Of Colorado
than Ex-Governor John Evans, who
died recently at his Denver home. An
Ohioan by birth-he was born in 1914
he had unusual advantages for his day,
his father being wealthy. He selected
medicine for his profession, and in
1896 began practice among the
pioneers Of Illinois. Three years later
he went to Indiana and In 1S45 became
a professor In Rush Medical College in
Chicago. There he remained eleven
years. He was prominent In public
affairs and 1t was his work that led to
the founding Of the great Methodist in
stitution, the Northwestern University,
at Evanston. The latter town-now
one of the hondsomest suburbs Of Chi.
cago-he founded. and it very properly
bears his name. He was not content
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20
LEARNED BRITISH JURiST.

The Newly Appointed Lord Justice Of
Appeal in Ireland.
Mr.. Justice Holmes, who has just
been appointed Lord Justice Of Appeal
in Ireland, succeeds the late Lord JUS
tice Barry. He is said to be one Of the
ablest lawyers and most learned
judges on the bench Of Great Britain.
The new Irish judge Of appeal is 81
years old. He Is native Irishman,
who was educated in the dingy old
halls Of Dublin University, and took
the law course in class Of several
young men who have since become
famous as barristers and sharp-witted
lawyers in Dublin and elsewhere. He
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

ting together of his work. When the
days of his apprenticeship came to an
end he set out on his wanderings, and
entered the employ of a big envelope
concern in Springfield, Mass Later he
set up in business for himself in the
Massachusetts city, but 1t was not until
he opened his shop in New York that
he took his place beside those great
printers who have done most to lift the
trade into the realms of art. In his So
cial and private relations Mr.. Orr Is
amiability itself. Loving open-air exer-
else. his devotion to healthful sports
was shown in his unopposed election as
a governor Of the New York Athletic
Club
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The method Of voting in the French
Chamber Of Deputies Is unique. The
members have white and blue cards,
the former sigDifylng yea" and the
latter may" When member wishes
to- he absent from the chamber he in
structs a colleague to vote for him and
the latter Ia allowed to do no. The
other day when there were not more
than ffty members In the house a GER
tain measure was, carried by q vote OF
691 to 100. There have been many at
temps to abolish the system Of voting
by proxy. but they have all failed. II
reduces legislation to an absurdity.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

Owing to the jealousy Of the Gear 1t
= said that the Kaiser's desire to meet
President Faure on the occasion Of the
latter's visit to st. Petersburg has been
6affied. No one but the Kaiser has the
elightest Idea why he desired the meet
ing, but 1t Is a pity that the Gear has
prevented 1t. 1t would have been In
teresting to know what the cratic
German monarch would have said and
done under those circumstances. OF
Late he has done those things which
lead some to think that he might have
offered the olive branch to the repre-
sentative Of his peoples traditional en-
emies, but then. again. he might have
insulted him. Perhaps it was not COM
mercial jealousy, but common wisdom
which actuated the Car after all.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

was called to the bar at the Kings Inn
In 1865, and became a bencher in 1879.
1t was not until 1885 that he became
queens counsel. His talents rapidly
brought him to the surface of the legal
swim In his native city. From 1877 to
1880 he filled the post Of Solicitor Gen
eral for Ireland. From June, 1885, to
January, 1886, he was Attorney Gen
eral for Ireland. Then Mr.. Holmes
stood for parliament as the representa-.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The fruit growers Of California have
begun to build canneries in order to
pruyide against great waste Of fruit
which takes place every year and
Which 10 a dead loss except where the
surplus goes to fs"d hogs. This $ II
wife move and ono wh:ch the hort..ll-
tu!ists Of other States might copy. Mil
lions Of fruits wasted every year in
many States by this carelessness.
where a little capital judiciously invest
ed would pay we'll for the men who
furnished II.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20
TO THRILL THE PARiSlANS.
Pattee's Wheel Throws Ferris 1nven-
tiOn in the Shade.

A device which is intended to eclipse
the Ferris wheel of Chicago as an en-
cheering feat, combine the joys Of a
shoot the chutes" and a scenic rail-
way" and give pleasure seekers and
novelty hunters something to talk
about. is what Herbert Pattee offers to
the management of the Paris Worlds
Fair Of 1900. Pattee's wheel Is expect
ed to be the mechanical marvel Of the
great exposition. leaving both the Fer
ris wheel and the Eiffel tower far in
the rear. The inventor is II young actor,
resident in Washington. who has been
connected with various companies, and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20
what q Banshee Looks Like.

There il absolutely no PROOF VIA.
ever that any person has ever seen
banshee, the most noted spirit OF irl''
folk lore, yet we have portraits OF wv
the friendly and unfriendly pansns.
The former kind is represented ~ !"
ing a young and beautiful female in ~
face Is spirituelle, with hair, eyes a.a
complexion ranging from the olonue =, !"
the brunette type. She floats in tne am
raising her voice softly and meloi'ou.
" to the sad refrain that gives "a,n
ing Of the death to occur. Inc
friendly banshees are as repulSN :, 4.
the other kinds are attractive. ID
still a woman, but old. wrinkieu
wicked, with all evidence OF pea usm
good feeling and kindness gone l,O .,.
her face. We give these few PHI !,
lars SO that our readers may Ano"
banshee when they see 1t.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

tive Of Dublin University, and was
elected. He sat for that interest from
1885 to 1888. In the latter year he was
made a justice Of the Queens Bench
for Ireland. Among other Offices he has
filed is that Of privy councillor, to
which he was appointed in 1885. Jus.
tice Holmes is not severe Judge, and
can unbend to enjoy a joke on counsel,
or even on the court. when the oppor-
tunity presents itself.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

There Is great deal Of sound sense
I'm the argument against our national
sin Of extravaganza by Japanese
whom Robert p. Porter met in that
country lately. Mr.. Porter was stay
ing at a japanese hotel. living as usual
In apartments on the American plan.
He paid what was equivalent to 1918
day In our money. His Japanese
friend stayed in the same hotel, but in
the japanese quarters, paying but Is
sen. or about 40 cents, day. The
Oriental said to him: II am Just as
happy and comfortable as you are. To
be sure. you have tables and chairs, and
washstands and pitchers. and a bed.
stead and sofa. have nothing Of the
sort. A nice clean tatami mat and 4
quilt Is a good enough bed for me. Then
you rive so much more trouble at your
meals. with your tables and your
chairs. and crockery. glassware. knives
and forks, spoons. mustard and pepper
pots. My meals are served In my room
by pretty maid who kneels before me
while eat, and chats and makes her
self interesting. looking after my every
want at the same time. Then you cart
lot Of unnecessary baggage around.
The hotel furnishes me with a nice
clean night robe. and can buy a tooth
brush for sen or 80. You Americans
make too much effort to i've" There is
no doubt that We clutter our lives with
alleged necessities or luxuries which
are in reality nothing Of the sort. Our
daily living has reached enormous ex.
penses by our continually increasing
wants. which are merely extrava.
gances, not at all necessary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

A Kansas City burglar who broke in
to saloon drank so much of the
whisky that he couldn't leave the
place and was captured. The court
will have to discharge him. however,
II 1t Is illegal to punish man twice
for the same Offense.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The old adage that what is wealth for
one man is poverty for another Is
shown by the story Of a Partisan bank
er who died Of grief when he lost all
his fortune but $4,000. thinking him
self in beggary. while pauper broth
er who Inherited the sum Mt the others
death died Of JOY at finding himself
possessed Of such riches. Balzac would
have founded a novel on this incident
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

Just as the tiny rivulet on the noun
tain-side. which pebble could divert
from its course, may be the source of a
mighty river. flowing down and ming
ling with the great sea. which. In its
turn, can wear away mountains, so
sonae things in life and In character
which we deem scarcely worth notice,
may BIO the very springs which shall
develop into mighty aud irresistible
forbes.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

electric lights, the effect of this many
tinted spray will be most effective.
To add to the novelty Of the ride Pat
tee will arrange tunnel extending half
way around the wheel. This will be
dimly lighted to give the appearance of
stars. and the cars will shoot into its
black, cavernous mouth and half way
through the tunnel. Another turn Of
the wheel Is made and the car shoots
through the tunnel and out to the un-
completed portion Of the wheel,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

1t ia.anp9unced that the Sultan Of
Morocco exhibited unusual activity in
hunting down perpetrators of outrages
against American residents in Tangier
just as soon as two American men Of
war anchored in that port. Probably
he didn't suspect before that part of
the white squadron was Morocco
hnun1 .a ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The Providence Journal says that a
ceived h severe scalp wound on tho
head" the other day. He'll probably
get along all right. A scalp wound on
the head always is less dangerous than
q scalp wound anywhere else.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The ice box as n means Of keeping
store men quiet while thieves loot their
places has become quite common
thing, but It was left for a Staten ISL
and butcher to use it to lock up thief
who had attempted to rob him. 1t is a
poor ice box which will not work both
wavS
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20
Destructive Bullets,

Lee-MetfOrd bullets were made effec-
tive during the recent Benin expedition
through the soldiers shaving of the
tops. This caused the case to drop of
when the rifle was discharged, and
enabled the leaden inner part to in
hict a wound severe enough to stop tho
onset Of attacking parties.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

A woman who has married as often
as three times, Is bound to have trou-
bic. She may escape 1t with her first
and second husbands, but her third
husband Is bound to cause q scandal Of
some sort.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

BE sincere with yourself, whatever
the temptation. Say nothing to others
what you do not think, and play no
tricks with your own mind. or all the
evil spirits abroad in the world insin-
cerity is the most dangerous.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The New York Journal has n new
department which it calls The Merry
TESTERS" This innovation will be re-
ceived gratefully by the public. The
other kind Of testers have monopolized
New York journalism long enough.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

A cynic assures the New York Press
that whenever he eats boiled buckle
berry pudding he always dreams about
getting married." That's no dream,
either; it's nightmare.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

Since June II Of this year 1t has been
IN offence for the women of Massa-
chusetts to wear for purpose Of dress
or ornament Or to sell or have in their
possession the bodies or feathers of any
Of the birds which are commonly used
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

The Sharon Qa) Tribune gleefully
says: Eve had roasting-ears for din
ner Wednesday," And yet they say
Journalism has not substantial re-
war1S
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

Three things are III tult-- TO keep a
secret, to bear an injury patiently. and
to spend leisure well.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

If you wish to know how many
friends you have, get into office; If you
wish TO know how few you have, get
Into debt.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

forward. He helped the building Of
her railroads, the development Of her
mines. her agriculture, and the general
growth Of her commonwealth in man.
ner unparalleled by any one of her cith
ZonS
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

Men who 90 to the WALLPAPER.
hangers.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20
TOPICS OF THE TIMES
a CHOICE COLLECTION OF INTER.
ESTtNG. ITEMS.

Comments land Criticisms Based Upon
the Happenings Of the Day. Histor
1cal and NSws Notes.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-20

There Is nothing to equal q 'A's
pillow fer tired heads.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

Die &epubGtfdner R~entndp's
tptberfpre9en lid in ibrer eigenen
8latform. SIM eriten Paragrdpben nbetrdfz
tigen fie auf's Nsue Die prin5ipien Der RE-
publifaniY9en 9artet, ipie tie in Der ct.
2ouiier plutform bon 1896 nieOergelegt
tporben Iinb", unb i'm Paragrap5en 4 fagen
iie:
rgSir ertGaren nns seser Elm @iptl6tenfts Spfent,
rpel9es cine 8eamtenclaiie beran5iebt, unb in alien
3weisen bes 0ffentli6en 9~ienites &entter ~serabeSu
auf 2ebensbauer perteibt, 1tn6 mir i%or6ern, baB Der
@ipilbienit 10 ab9edn6ert uerbe, baB bic antts6eit
ouf pier Sabre bei9rdnft werbe, obne jebo6 Ntez
6erernennuns O6er 8ef0rberuns aus5ul9lieBen."
Die ct. 2outier Platform foroert bic
&rGftigung unb Qusbebnung Der Gibtlbtenfts
reform, unb prGfibent Mc&inlep bat ibr
bur9 feline iinsite Srbre @Orf9ub geleifet.
9ie &entudp'er Hepublitaner, aber, bic iett
Sabr5ebnten %gebungert, f9etnen mad Dem
leBten Siege BON Der 8eutegter beleien
gu fem, 1onit tpiirben tie ben 4. paragrapRen
ni9t in lire platform eingeriidt baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

rei4ti4er 9eerfibrer, 10 bic bes grafen
@uioO b. Starbemberg, bes Prin3en @ugen
II. 4. p~erOffentli3te, gtng er ON elm 8ert,
bas in ietner rei@en SiiIe uubetamnten Ma=
%tsrials, tpie in ieiner tlaren, pragmaiti@en
9urfteGlng als cine Muiterleiitung bsutfGer
9titoriograpbte gelten fam, Die 5ebn Sdnbe
n@eI9i9te Der Maria Sberefta."
NuBerbem CAB sr cine frtttf4 geii@t,te
Sammtumg bes 8rnfpe6iels 8pif9en Ma=
ria Sbereiid unb Mearte Mntoinette 9erau5,
Elm pert6Dples 8u9, bas bereits in %5lpeiter
Muftage p~orliegt. No9 cine LANCE 8etbe BON
peiteren btitorii9en gorreGponoenaen publiz
3irte Der fenntnibrei9e unb unermiolt4e
5orf@sr, anes 8riefpe4IeG aus ben turm6ez
pegten leBten SSabr3ebnten bes Is. Sahrs
bunberts. Qber ni9t a1ein auf bic polittf3e
notwithstanding 6ei9rGntte ft4 Mrnet6
AUDI bas @ebtet Der 2iteraturge<
f9t9te bat er tenntniBz unb erfolgrei9
gepftegt. Die metften bteier Merte finb aus
ben rri@en S9Gben bes 0terreidii4en
Gtaatsar9ips unb anberen ftaatli9sn
@ommlmngen %entitanben, aber pielei9t Dir
netb's f90nites 8u9 lit tbm aus feinen eiges
men grinnerungen uno BEN ret9en ne6erliez
ferunsen ieiner Samilh ertpu9fen. Nrnetb's
Batter, Spief @alaian5d Bitter b. @rnet3,
Der ii9 als Numismattter unb &unitbiitOriz
fer einen Namen gema9t bat, betratbete Nnz
tonic Nbamberger, Die einitige 8raut
Sbeobor &0rner's, bic bieTsr als jung
fr6ult9e @ittpe bfnterlufen bate. Soni
Mbamberger ftammte pieberum aus benz
alien Ditcrret9H9en Sbeatergei6le9te So
quet unb fiat betdnntli9 Elm bobes Otter err
lebt. 90 tonnte Nlfreb b. Nrnetb in 1tinen
Sugenberinnsrungen vNus meinem 2eber",
Die er 1891 unb 1892 in 5pet 8Gnben Der=
Dffentlt9te, Die inbultrei9en unb tulturgez
i3i3tli9 intereKanten 2e6enserinnesungen
breier Generationen mittbetlen, beren Ser
treter Sober i'm Dffentli6an unb Sun tleben
9eutI9lanb's, fpe3ieG Wien's, cine 9erborz
ragenbe &one seiptelt bat. Rei5boGe Grim
nerungen an ben auf benz SeIbe Der G6re
gefalenen Spei6eitsfdnger bate Nrnet6 nit
offenen Sinner NOD BON fetrer Mutter pers
nommen unb 8ietes bupon fat Gubolf 8rpdz
baus in ieinem f30nen urtunbenpert it6er
S6eobor &0rner piebergeben f0rmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

Der Civilization ab3uitreifen nnb fi9 10 melt
nls mDgli9 bas freie 2eben zines 2toerz
triumph als 8orbtI0 gu ne9men. S9re
Cottages iinb Elm Mitteloing 5tpii9en Camp
unD 6iitte, unb lire &leiber bD@ft einfa@
unb 5psdmGBig, Die jungen 2euts trei6sn
fi6 Bel iebem @etter uuf benz Wafer berum,
unb bic fleinen SprDBlinge itnb Bel ibren
@6mimmiibungen 10 fret BON Der 2ait zines
8abean5uges, pte Die Slide bes Sees.
SSn elmer 8u9t, unipeit bieIes Camps,
liegt Der 8auernbof, Der felt einigen eSSubrea
bas Gigentbum bes S9riftItelers GDtporb
@sgIeiton it,. Die Gage bes 6aules lit Elm
i9lagenber 8emeis fir bic @abrbsit Der Be-
bauptung, baB Der Bauer fein Nuss fir
Nuturf90nbeiten bat. @arum fi9 aber Der
0i3ter feline 8ibliotbef ebenfa1s tinter
bic Nnb0be buute, Die ben 8lid uuf ben See
bplitGnbig abiperrt, 1T elm 8dtbIel.
Nuf elmer 2ano3unge, ettpos peiter n0rbz
Ii6, Iiegt bic @nfiebllng NHemblp point,
9ier bat fid bus geiftige @trebert5um BON
Safe @eprge nieoergelafen. SIM S9otten
u~ralter 8dume tperben gelebrte @eIprdAe
gebalten, in ben Wpbn5immern 5es beIGei=
benen neutrality-suspicious. ltegen 8ro76iren
iiber ale m0gli9en unb unmDgli9ea lpifenz
f6aftlt9en 8egenitGnbe in buntem Our9z
chamber, unb in Der Dffentlt9en 0a[e, bic
Der Stul8 Der 9eIelf9aft 1T, finbsn tagIi9
einige pifenI6aftli9e @orleiungeu ftatt.
&ein l1rberufener nirb in benz 9s.pei6ten
8aume %gebulbet, unO ba NfembiD 9oint
cine 5iemli9 %iiolirte Gage bat, 10 lit gu bof=
fen, 0uB ii9 bic Seine Der peri9sbenen
n6abs" ni4t peitsrberpflunSen perren.
@iner Der lebten 4usgaben Der tpoGent1i5
einmaI in @femblp Ppint eri9einenoen 3eiz
tung The Mirror" itnb foIgcnbc Nnaeisen
e%ntnommen, tpeI9e bic 9eiftesri9tun9 Der
QfemblD Point@6raternitdt ptrratben:
Mrs. Stoddard Gray and son, of
New York, the famous materializing
mediums, will give materializing sean
ces and psychical manifestations on
the 10Th inst.
Mrs. Maud Jones Gillett of Chicago,
well known throughout the west as a
phenomenal slate-writer of the highest
order, will arrive at Assembly Point
August 10Th.
Prof. W. F. Peck, the eloquent ex-
FOUNDER of spiritual Philosophy, will
lecture Sunday afternoon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

3uder 66,580,94o Murt, @t~rumpftpuoren
1O,895,490 Murt, 4braumfal8e 9,4a ,48O
Mart, goraeGan 1908, $40 Mart etc., in ben
8prbergrun6 traten.
Die &beberet 9ambure's betunb in 1895
aus 46 Sreguttf3iffen, SO 8arf.n UNI
@9oonerz8 BARREN, 3 Briggs unb 8riguntiss
men, IL G9poner=8 Briggs unb S9ooners, IS
9reimaft @9ooners, 5 9aleafen, 25 @alioz
ten, @affelz@ 9ooners, SO &uffs, Gpern II.
+. h., unb 377 Oampf3iffen, suiammen
alio aug 673 Sobraeugen, gegen $50 in
in 1895, 223 in 1916, nit elmer re9elmdBi=
gen 8efabungs5abl BON 15,448 Mann uuO
einem auumgebalte bon 68o,136 &ssiftsr'
tons. Der Gebtere bat felt Dem Sabre 1886
I'M 2,54 pro5ent 5ugenommen.
Die 8etriebsrefultate Der granddaughter
See>gerfi4erungs @efsGf9aften fin0 fir
bds Sabr 1896 nod ni9t ermittelt. SIN
Sabre 1895 belief iu9 Der Wertb Der einge=
eungenen prGmien auf 18,434,195 Mart,
berieutge Der @usgabsn auf 18,2O5,195 Mt,
Der @stpinn fomtt uuf $4,000 Mart.
9ie Gmisranteu%8 sfOrberung iber 9ums
burg erftredte fi9 in 1896 auf 3O,955 mdnnz
li9e, 21,793 netblihe, mit6in insgelammt
52,748 per1onen, bpn benen 4 1890 bic 8erz
einigten Staten als ibren 8efimmungsOrt
~ansaben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

Ser @r DBber5Dg Peter BON SGhfnz
b II g tann ieBt nit 1blanb's @berbarb benz
@reiner fagen: % erSinf6at mtebtr
g n, benz 9errn lei Sant nnb Prets."
9enn bic Satin bes @rbgroBber5ogs 5rteOz
ri9 aueuit, bic Ser5ogin@Iiiabetb bon Mfeds
len6urg, bat am 10. Qugut einem trGftigen
@obne bas 2eben gsgeben. 1nh 10 tDirO tpOb&
Olbenburg Der @efabr entgeben, emit an bic
unoeutI9e ruIfif4e 2tnie bes 9auies gu
fdle1L
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

Dim 80. Suli lit in Wsn Der 1iterreidif6e
@ef9i@tsi3reiber 4lfreb BON Mrnetb
getprben. @r mar geborener Winer 1819)
unb purbe nu@ @6iOlpirung isiner juriFtiz
f9en Stubien an bas Stuatsar9ip perlett.
@inige Sabre mar er in Der prattH9en pplitit
tbdtig, 10 1848-49 Mttglieb bes 5rantTurz
ter parlaments, Damn 1861 6es nieber0ferz
ret9ii6en 2anbtags, enblt9 tpurbe er 1869
gum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ernannt. Stets
bulbigte er groBbeuti9en unb liberalen Mn=
ii9ten, bic er audi in ieinen tnbaltrei9sn gsz
I9i9tli9en @erten nit Na3brud osrtrat.
3a4Osm er etne &si9s bon 8iOgrapbisn OIterz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18
! 4 u Us
Il % PILLEN

etetS sMberI6if9, rein be8et0btItf@.
GOufdnSis eei6maflos, elegant ii6sr8udert. abfHbs
reno, reoulireno, ~reiniQenb uuo t~rdftiaeno. 81 a D.
NAP 8 9itten aur @silung aaer St6rungen oss
Maaens, 1lnterleibes, Der 0ieren, 8laie, n~ero5Ier
&rantbeiten, 6@ntnOelanfaQs, @ertOpfung. 9dmors
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
De Paris
4 Ponce

En- primera plana, ALI donde ell re-
clamo de los personajes Sc paga Gin
| cuenta frances la linea, ell Figaro nos
da la noticia de que Toutou, eel perro
que amaba y acariciaba al pobre Pedri-
llo, yfctima del asesino Gregoire, tiene
asegerado el pOrcesair.o
Ell citado periodico, que segun refere
el mismo, iba frecuentemente a buscar
noticias del perro-como 81 fuese un
personaje europeo,-ha sabido por la
propietaria de la casa donde vivi6 Gre
goire, que son innumerables las perso-
mas que ofrecieron subidos precios por
la adquisicion del braco animalito, de-
seando todas darle la suerte mas envi-
diable.
Incapaz de offender, nj siquiera 4 un
perro, no sere yo quien increpe la
brare bette, que, mas feliz que usted y
yo, tiene asegurado ell porvenir tran
quilo ell presente, sin escribir cronicas.
Pero entendiendo a la vez que con ell
mismo derecho con que Sc ha depurado
la heroicidad de los Georges Piquet,
quienes ejercieron de salvadores en- ell
incendio del Bazar de la Carload, sc
puede depurar la heroicidad de un Tou-
tou, por muy perro que sea, digo que
~dejo mucho que desear, la actitud del
animalito durante ell largo sangriento
martirio que ell animation Gregoire dio
a una criaturita de dos amos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

La escuela de Platon podra ser adj
misible en- filosoffa; en- polftica resulta
muy POGO practica.
va que cstamos a1lotaaodos, no sea-
mos aplotonados.
Seguimos ell consejo de Mahoma.
Y pues la montana no viene hacia
nosotros, vamos nosotros hacia ella.
Lo demas, pese a la saba
polftica disidente,
es permanecer en- Bahia
neciamente.