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THROUGH TO THE COAST.
California Company Prepared to Meet
the Utah & Pacific.

California Company Prepared to Meet
the Utah & Pacific.
Following on the heels of the
official announcement by first Vice
President Watt of the San Francisco
& San joaquin Valley railroad lat
his company proposes in the near
future to build an extension from
Bakersfield south across the Teha-
chapi mountains, comes news that
the California Eastern railroad has
placed an issue of 1894, 900 5 per
cent bonds in London for the pur-
pose of extending its line forty-sevon
miles.
The latter road runs from Blake
station on the Santa Fe near The
Needles, north to Marvel, distance
of twenty-seven miles. Isaae Blake
Of Denver is its president and j. W.
jackson, a millionaire of the same
city, is its leading director. The
proposed extension will take the
road into Nevada near town called
Calivada, on the route to be followed
by tho Utah & Pacific in building
road from Milford, Utah, to Phoebe
New. Work on the latter has already
commenced, and this new road
means an extension of the Oregon
Short Line from Milford, its present
terminus, south into California to a
point on the Santa Fe. That it will
absorb the California Eastern is
generally believed in railroad circles.
With the town of Blake as south
orn terminal. the Oregon Short
Line conld use the Santa Fe by way
OF Barstow to reach Los Angeles
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and by Rogers or Mojave to connect
with either the Valley road or the
Southern Pacific.
Messrs. Watt. Payson and their
associates, by their proposed extern
sion, have the Oregon Short Line in
view as much as, if not more, than
the Santa Fe. They will incorpo-
rate a company to build from Bak-
ersheld to Los Angeles and the
Valley road may connect with the
Oregon Short Line at some new
point on the Mojave desert and
arrange with it for a joint line from
there on into Los Angeles.
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DISTRICT COURT.
SUMMONS
In the Fourth Judicial Dis,ries ccurt Of the state
II Nevada 10 and for Lincoln C1uaty.

II Nevada 10 and for lincoln C1uaty.
The state % Nevada s-nds Greeting 60
EP eli and the Phoenix Reduction Company
. corporation.
You are Lersby reluirs to appasr in an Aeti N
commence asaiust you IS defendant by James T.
Atkins plaintin. in The fourth Judical Distinct
court OF the stats Of NevAds. Lincoln county. Al
the Town Of Pi che. and snswer the complaint
hereius which is on file vi the Clerk Of said
urt within ten days after the service on you Of
this summons lesciusiye Of thi- day Of service or
SD c0un :, or twenty days if served out Of sale
uaty. hut within thi- Distriet. and IN all 9th r
ares rt3 day.. or idg ment BY de auit will b,
tsRsn againsi yeu, accordiIg to the prAyr of sold
o1In plant
The sid action is brpugh. to cover judgment
a siust you he sail defendants for the sum Of
Slnetse Hundred and sixty dollars. and to fore
elose lien for sad unit upon that certain Quartz
all Ani Reduction works, and the appur enAnces
tositu.ts the town OF Bull nNiile in sad coun
i Liheoln and known ami call the Bullionvil,e
uill aud Reduction Wurk as more fully appears By
the complain, in said &C ion on ME in the once
4 sal clerk Of -aid court. And you hereby
o.ln.d that il you fail to appear and answer thf
saii Co Il int as al qli.d the said piaintif
all sppsar said i,r ths relief demanded in
ii cou pltint
IN te tlnouy ~h sre1f G o. S. Sawyer have
hrreuato / my hand hi 9Th Jay OF august. A.
D. 1898.
GEO ). SAWYER
Attorn y for said Plaintiff
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Eastward Through the Rockies,
The Scenic Route,

The traveller, tourist or business
man is wise when he selects the Rio
Grande Western Railway "Great
Salt Lake Route" for his route to
the East. 1t is the only trans-con-
tinental line passing directly through
Salt Lake City, and in addition to
the glimpse it affords of the Temple
City, the Great Salt Lake and the
picturesque Salt Lake and Utah
Valleys, it offers the choice of three
distinct routes through the noun
tains and the most magnificent seen
cry in the world. Double daily
train service and through Pullman
and Tourist sleeping cars to Denver,
Omaha and Chicago. Monday Tues.
day and Wednesday, of each week,
Pullman Tourist cars are run to
Boston via Chicago, without change.
Trains leave Salt Lake at 8.45 a. m.
and TAO p. m. daily.
For pamphlets descriptive of the
"Great Salt Lake Route" write f.
A. Wadleigh, General Passenger
Agent, Salt Lake City.
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LEVI sYPHUs
Dem iniorsing TIE Chicago Platform OF
1896 announces himself IS candida ate for the
ASSEMBLY
Subject to the decision Of the voters of Lincoln
gouniy.
Everybody says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery
of the ege, pleasant and refreshing
to the taste act gently and positively
on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans
ing the entire gystem, dispei colds,
cure headache. fever, habitual con-
stipation aud biliousness. Please
buy and try box of G. G. G. to-day
10, %, so cents. Sold and guaran-
teed to cure by all druggists.
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Dan Stuart is on the warpath for
the Corbett-McCoy fight. providing
it cannot be brought off before the
Hawthorne athletic club at Buffalo.
He has telegraphed Corbett and Nc
Coy that in the event of failure on
the part of the Hawthorne club to
pull off the fight he would offer a
suitable purse and agree to guaran-
tee the match at Carson City in No
vember. Both pugilists appear to
be willing to fight any place where
the match can be brought off within
the limits of the law CoIbett APP
pears to be very much in earnest
about settling the disputed question
of superiority with Mccoy. His
heart is set upon having the bout
take place and he will agree to box
before any reputable club. He
would prefer to have the match take
place III the East, but geographical
lines will be no barrier so far as he
is concerned.
Mccoy says that if he is assured
by his manager that the fight cannot
take place at Buffalo on October Is
til he will fight anywhere. He said
Il will meet Corbett at Carson City,
Ell Paso, San Francisco or any old
place.-Silver State.
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Probate Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TaE FOURTH
LJulieil Oistfiei f the stats of Nevada. In snd
Ter The County Of Lincoln, Ia the Matter of the
est of. 7. Glnsr, Dsc SEQ.
Noiiee il hereby given that T. J. osborae has
fled with Tue clerS Of tails cur, petit pray
iag tor lhi issu,n'o OF letters II admin stra,ion
stth III a1l annexed on ne estate of r Oil
mer, deceased aud that T''esdsy tho iGta. day e.
august 1885 Of O'Clock s., Of said day, It tbs
court room of said court at tho town OF Pioche
sid County Of Lincolu, state Of Nevada has been
arp tinted IS the q ne aud place for hearing said
petition and proving the will OF the said ]. t
6ilmer, deceased, when and where any person
Interested may appear and show why the
said petition should not b granted and said will
limited to probate.
Fl. !. Goodrich.
Cleak Of said Court
Dated August LIST. 1898
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NOTICE.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
SIArE Nm nnnI,tE

To WHOM 1T May CONCERN:
STATE LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. September 8. 1888
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE STATE
= VI Nevada unler the Act Of Congress Apr wed
June IL. 1880 t2l stats zs7l has filed In the Unit
ed state Lana Uftce at Carson City. Nevada. List
70. 220 of lands selected under said Act, and has
applied for paten for said land that a part OF
said list II opel to the puDic tor inspection, and
copy thereof, by descriptive sub-GIyisione, has
been posted in a conveient place in said United
5 atts Land Office Tor ms lection of all persons
interested and the public generally.
Within the SIX days following the date o this
notice protests coutests against the claim Of SAID
State of Nevada to any tract sUb-e1gision des-
enoed in the list, on the ground that the same Is
more valuable Tor mineral taan agricultural pur
poses, will b. received aDd nolel by the Regist,
aud Receiver Of tbs United Staies Land Once at
carson city, Nevada, report to the General
Land Office at Washin ton, d. ..
The following are the subdivisions Described to
wi
n. ~. Il IN. ". u see "a. T J. R. 6s E. M.
u. b. & a.. 40 acres.
4 q PRATr,
slate Lend Register Of he state Of Nevada
Date Of first inssrti n sept 1888
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Have you registeredP

Have you registered?
Dell Leahigh returned to Ely on
Friday.
The Board of Equalization met
last Monday.
j. A. Denton came in on Friday
evenings stage.
DIR. Nelson arrived in Deerlodge
on Sunday morning.
Joseph Eisenmann came up from
Helene on Monday evening.
Mrs III. Il. Prudential has gone
to visit her parents for month OF
two.
Ada Thompson has a new wheel.
Her Father got it for her while in
Salt Lake.
Geo. Syphus was up from Panaca
on Monday with load Of fresl
vegetables.
Mr.. Oleson. the matchmaker lost
valuble horse at Joe Cooks stable
last Saturday.
Stuart McAnith was in town on
Sunday. Stuart reports everything
prosperous at Wilson Greek.
Mrs. IL. Il. Godbe and family
were outgoing passengers on Mon
days stage, enroute to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald passed
through here on Tuesdays stage en-
route to her home at DeLamar.
James Dutlin came up from Della
mar on Thursdays stage, and has
gone out to the Valleys for hunt.
The Lode wagon in charge Of
Prof. Chas. Swindler was in town
on Thursday last. Chas. is solicit
ing subscribers for the paper.
Bob Martin and Jacobson came
up from DeLamar on Monday even
ing. They left for Ely on Wednes-
day.
H. e. Prudential and A. S.
Thompson returned from the
western part of the State on Sun
day.
Miss Nettie Lee returned home
yesterday. Nettie has been visiting
friends at Bunkerville for the past
six weeks.
"Pa, did you know ma long be-
fore you married herP' "Know herr
Great Scott. child, / don't know her
yet"
Anyone not receiving the RECORD
promptly or regularly is requested
to make complaints at this Office and
it will be looked after.
Mrs. E. L. Godbe sold their house
and household goods on Meadow
Valley st. Mrs. John Frey buying
the house and viii Clark bought the
household goods.
The young Nimrods who visit
Round Valley every Sunday, reports
the Deer and Ducks very shy. We
wonder which kind they refer to,
Bears and buckles. or beers and
Ducks.
It is reported that the Democrats
and Independents of DeLamar in
tend to Fuse" but are as yet I'M
decided what name to fly their ban
ner under. All things come to
those that wait, and it seems to be
waiting game.
The Lode is mistaken. John r.
Cook and family are not going to
Salt Lake to live, mot at present at
! least.) But to family reunion. To
celebrate the S0th Birthday of j Rs.
Father, to be held the 2Sth. Of this
month. They will return in about
three weeks.
In smother column of this issue of
the paper, Levi Syphus of Panaca.
announces himself as candidate for
the Assembly. Levi is young man
who has been brought up in this
county. and knows its wants, as well
as anyone in it. And il elected will
be painstaking and conscientious
Legislator.
The candidates keep dropping in,
one ct time, announcing Them
selves for the positions they are as
piring for. Come in Gentlemen,
don't be bashfull. You cannot win
unless you make your wishes known.
And there is no paper like the Rec
ord for that purpose. 1t reaches
u tie voters in the county.
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Land Notice.
To Wa IT MAY CONCERN.

STATE LAND OFFICE,
Carson City, NV, Apr 20 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the State OF Nevada
under the Act of Congress approved June le, 1880
t2i stats. 2s7) has hled in the United states Land
ofce a. Carson City. Nevada. List No 209 Of lands
selected under said Act. AMI has spilled for pat
emit for said land that part OF said list IL open to
tie ist,eise ser inspection, and c Ply thereof by
descriptive Subdivisions has been posted in co-
venient place in said United states Land Oiee FIR
the in spection Of all persons interested aud the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the date OF
this notice protests contests against the claim
OF said ssste Of Nevada to any tract OF bdiyision
described in the list, the ground that the same
is more valuable for mineral than agricultural mr.
posts. will be received ANA noted by the Register
aud Receiver Of the United States Liant ONCE M
Carson City Nevada, for report TO the General
Land Once at Washington. u, O.
The following ART the subdivisions described 40
wit:
". OFFS. W. \ Sec. 8. T.2s. r. IS END
B NJ 40 acres.
A.C. PRATT
State Land Register Of the state Of Nevada
Date Of hrst Insertion May 10Th. 1898.
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Notice To Lien Claimants.

All persons clsimiug or holding liens on the
Bnlli9rville NH an Reduction wobs situated a.
MI ouvilie IN The County of Lincoln. state of
Nevada, an her, by no'ii d 70 be an app ar be-
fore the uistr y Coat Of the Fourth Jualcial
District OF the State Of Nevada In and for the
couny Of Lincoln on the 2srd. day OF November
A. D 1898, ut 10 O'Clock =. NJ or as SION thereafter
as the matte can ne hsard d exhibit them and
there, the proof o. their id liens.
Ut. ATKINS.
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Educate Your Bowels With cascarets.
Candy Catharets, cure constipa-
ton forever Zoe, Csc. If @. G. c.
fails druggists refund money.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Political Announcements.

Announcements under this head
will be published up to the day of
the general election.
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1t is one of the school laws in
Boston, as in other cities, that no
pupil may come from family any
member of which is i'll with a con-
tagious disease. One day recently
Willie X. appeared before his teach
er and said "My sisters got the
measles, sir. " well, what are you
doing here then2" replied the
teacher severely. "Don't you know
any better than to come to school
when your sister has the measles?
Now you go home and stay there
until she is WE'LL" The boy went to
the door, where he turned with
twinkle in his eye and said: eff you
please, sir, my sister lives in Phila-
delphia.,
A famous English physician, when
quite young man, was placed in
temporary charge of patient, and,
full of the weight of his unaccus-
toned responsibility, his counte-
nance grew longer and longer
When he was leaving one day, the
lady's husband followed him." l
greatly appreciate the anietixy you
feel for my poor wife" he whispered,
'but please don't let her see it
again, for, after you left the room,
she asked me if you were the under
taker.
Mrs. McLubberty: Here's some
pills, Murty, thot Mrs. Hogan was
afther sindin' over for yez. She
says dhey'll aither kill or cure yez.
McLubberty (who ILL; Begorra,
did she say which obey would do
foorst?-Puck.
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You'll hardly wish to look else
where, for the winsome styles and
tn low prices Will afford you the
utmsot satisfaction.
There's always an assurance that
you are buying the newest style
and most dependable qualities,
woen you buy furnishings here
very little money enables you
to caury away a Aery large pack
age from this store.
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State Lend Register Of the state Of News
Date Of first inssrti II sept 1888
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-31

la solucion practiea que hara possible la vida
harmonica que deben tener los pueblos civili-
zados que estan constituidos-sobre todo-
por una misma familia
Nadie podfa saber, nj obtener mas nj me.
nos de un hombre que durante el periodic de la
paz y de propaganda polftica habfa sido ell
manteneHor mas ferviente ac6rrimo del credo
autonomista.
El dfa antes de salir para ell extranjero,
hizo entrega al sefor Presidente del Partido,
del Archivo que guardaba poder como
secretario general del mismo, sin que 10 supiera
apenas media docena de personas en- la Habana
nj adn las que cultivan mas su intimidad.
No debfa desconocer ell senior Gown los
proyectos de erolatci6n que hoy son va del do
mimic pubico, y sin duda como estos proyec-
tos estaban desacuerdo con sus oplnlones y
con su manera de apreciar ell probiema cubano,
prehrio, antes que oponerse ellos, en- estas
CIRCUMSTANCES, retrarse del pats para no con-
traer responsablidad polftica de ninguna ella.
Sc; salvado asf de toda abdicaci6n, por su parte,
ell Creo2o Aeltononaista, de que es fervoroso
ap6stol; aguardar mejor tempo, para que
este sea ell encargado de decir qui6n estaba en-
10 certo: 81 Gl 8 los demas.
ST la evolucion politica que va es publica y
de que hoy damos cuenta, Sc reallza prospera
como parece que Sc realizara, LA bandera
autonomista qnedara plegada por ahora en- ell
pals; pero csa bandera volvera enarbolarse y
a tremolarse por los que en- estas circunstancias
han sabdo podido conservar la serenidad de
espfritu del senior Gown y sin dar un paso atras
nj uno adelante han permanecido fieles al dog
ma autonomista en- toda su pureza sin arredrar-
Sc nj por los radicalismos de unos, nj por las
componendas de los otros.
En- estas situaciones es donde los hombres
sc prueban donde Sc deslndan los campos y
las actitudes de toda clase, y los pueblos pue-
den entonces aprender y apreciar, en- el ibro de
la verdad, 10 que son los hombres y 10 que re-
presentan en- los destinos futuros del pals.
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la calle de Carreterfa, ndmero 35, Sc levant6
ese adfa, como de costumbre, q las cinco de Ia
maflana, dirigi6ndose a otro puesto que tiene
en- la calle de Sanchez Pastor. AL llegar Ell
Fernandez a Ia calle de Ballesteros fu6 sujetado
fuertemente por dos hombres disfrazados, los
que conduci6ndole al mediado de dicha eale,
le dispararon un tiro de revolver, y tirandole
al suelo lie robaron ell reloj la cadena. No
contentos los crimlnales con 10 hecho, lie dispa
raron otros dos tiros, emprendiendo despu6s
precipitada fuga. AuxiIiada la vfctima por un
guardia los transeuntes que acudieron al rui-
do de los disparos, fue curada la Casa de
Socorro de tres heridas graves, ingresando des-
pu6s en- ell Hospital civil. Sc ignora qui6nes
sean los autores del barbara atropello, y segdn
manifestation de algunos vecinos, POGO tempo
antes los enmascarados estuvieron llamando en-
una casa de lenocinio situada en- la misma calle
de Ballesteros. Ell Juzgado instruye con actl-
yidad diligencias para esclarecer los hechos.
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LA MINERVA ESPAN0LA
z
E \ l s 9 6

Los mlneros espanoles estaran satisfechos
con las gananclas obtenidas ell ano ultimo
Ell cobre ha obtendo buenos precios, ha-
biendo repartido la Companfa de Riotinto un
dividendo de l s por 100, la production Sc ha
aumentado con la nina Caridad, de la Sooie-
dad Gaditana, y las de Carracedo donde Sc ha
empezado una investigation.
De hierro Sc ha hecho grandfsima expor-
taci6n Ell Vizeaya, Santander, Cartagena, Sc
villa Almerfa, la demanda es tai que no
pueden satisfacerse los pedidos.
FL cambio Sc ha hecho al 25 por 1oo
Ell plomo ha ottenido buenos precios, y
Sc hubieran logrado mayores ganancias de ha-
berse hecho el desagiie en- sierra Almagrera, tan
RIGA en- plomos argentfferos.
La Compaf1fa Asturiana ha ganado bastan.
tie con la exploitation del zinc Ell Santand9 9r en-
los criaderos del Norte de la provincial dc Leon.
Tambi9n Sc han venddo /. buenos precios
las calaminas de Teruel.
Actualmente Sc practican trabaj jos de inves-
tigaci6n en- Caceres Ell Ia Manoha donde Sc
cree que hay criaderos de zinc. ..
Asturias, Terue la Mancha han vendido
manganese, aunque grandes cantidaes.
Respecto al azogue, la socie1ad FL PorUe-
MIR, de Asturias, ha realizado impertantes ga
nancias.
Almad6n continua siendo la nina mas i'm
portante del mundo en- este region, y ell ano
1896 Sc senalara en- gu historic por haberse es-
tablecido al final de su transcurso las perfora-
doras mecanicas, infructuosamente reclamadas
por los ingeneros amos anteriores
De plata Sc ha extraido mucha Hiende
laencina, por las empresas constituidas ha &c
tempo la nueva titulada La Plata Roj0, la
cual ha asegurado su porvenir.
Por 10 que Sc refere al ORC, ell ano 1896 Sc
ra memorable ell la minerfa espanola, 81 las ten
tativas de exploitation de este metal que sc ha
| cen en- las provincas de Guadala lara de Le6r
llegan OAR resultado favorable, pues segu
ro que cualquiera de los negocios emprendidot
multiplicarfa las explotaciones de esa especie
La riqueza de los lavados en- bateas en- e
| Duero ell recurso del cianuro para el orc invi
sible, dan gran probabilidad de que sean lu
crativas las explotaciones de aglomerados
gravas en- la region del Noroeste.
De carbon Sc han extraido en- 1896, en- To-
oriaderos espanoles, dos millones de toneladas
Sc calcula en- cuatro la production del an'
actual.
En- Asturias, Leon Palencia Sc ha traba
jado mucho.
Los ingenieros de las minas de Sabero cal
culan que encierran SO milones de tonelada
J de carbon.
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La AGENCIA De GUAYAMA

Por renuncia del estimado amigo que de-
sempefa actualmente la Agencia de La Co
RREsPoNDENCIA DE PUERTO Rico en- Guayama
Sc hara cargo de aquel cometido desde ell dfa
l. Q del entrante mes de Abril, nuestro tam
bien amigo don Jose Manuel Lopez, Agente de
Negocios en- aqueIla localidad, con qui6n debe
ran entenderse los abonados al diario y las perso
mas que deseen publican anunciosy comunicados
y hacer trabaio tipogrifcos.
Aprovechamos la oportunidad para supli-
car los abonados, one satisfagan la pequena
Quota de abono antes de fnalizar cada mes,
porque la Agencia tiene que remesarnos ell dfa
l. . lie hemos dado instrucciones de supr-
mir de la lista a todo abonado que no cumpIa
con imprescindible regularidad aquel requisite.
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G y 3 A

Bajo ell tftulo de E'eozucioues poz5ticas, di-
ce La Letch0, de La Habana, en- su edcion del
l6 del corriente recibi1a ayer
GLa salida para ell extraniero del conse-
cuente autonomista senior Gown era una sefal
inequfvoca de que pronto Sc realizarfa agdn
suceso de trascendencia la vida polftica de
Cuba; suceso que tai vez fuera ell motive de-
terminate de ese viaje, despu6s de haber per-
manecido Ell senior Gown, durante ell periodic
de la revuelta, en- complete aleiamiento de los
negocios polfticosy secuestrado por su propia
voluntad en- su casa de la calzada de Galiano,
donde recibfa muy contados amigos, sin embar-
go de que nj adn a estos les permitfa que lie
hablasen absolutamente NADIA de polftca nj de
los successes que venfan Observation-Disclosures en- el
pals dedicado solo al estudio a la atenci6n
de su familia.
Nadie saba 10 que pensaba Gown sobre
10 que ocurrfa en- el pals, puesto que 81 alguno
de los que con freeueneia 10 visitaban, trataba
de inquirirle su opinion, contestaba invariable-
mente y siempre 10 mlsmo con tono familiar
que es tan peculiar a Gown, y que hace que
muy pocas veces Sc sepa 81 habla en- serio en-
br0ma:
-9El que pueda decir 10 que acontecera
maflana es un hombre verdaderamente extra
ordinario. 70 no me atrevo hablar de esas
cosas, porque estas convulsiones pofticas
suele acontecer easi sienpre que 10 inesperado
| z 10 imprevisto vienen dar La soluci0n que
menos piensan aquellos cuyos sentimientos cho
can pugnau por prevalecer imponerse Sigo
siendo autonomista puro y hasta ahora no veo
otra soluci6n; pero creo que despu6s del pasC
| cue e gobierno Ia dado en- este camino, hay
que perseverar sin mixtifcaoiones de ninguna
clase sin abdicaoiones, nj grandes nj peque
| fas, en- congolidar una obra que sera para el
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