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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-29
YAWN AND LAUGH OFTEN.
scisntists Declsrs That Both Are Highly
Beneficial.

Scientists Deolars That Both Are Highly
Beneficial.
It is not SO very long ago since for
elgn scientist discoursed on the benefits
Of yawning. This act, which is gener-
ally regarded as partaking Of the nature
Of tired condition. or symptom Of
such q condition, of the respiration and
Of the need for fresh air, is said to be
Of great service in clearing the eusta-
chian tubes Of the ears These tubes
lead from the back Of the mouth to the
inner side Of the ear drum, and yawn-
ing is looked upon in this light as
hygienic exercise which benefits the
structures in question. y
Another scientist has no difficulty in
showing that when. we laugh we in
crease the play Of tension in our lungs
One result Of this increased tension is
to arrest the blood flow in the lungs
and to induce the taking of deep in
SEPARATIONS These latter are healthful
things for many parts Of our lungs are
not called into active use in ordinary
breathing. The apex, or top Of the lung,
is notably q part which does not active
~ participate in the movements Of
breathing, and as this is the special
seat Of consumption attack we may
reasonably hold that the law Of disuse
explains the greater liability Of, this
portion Of the organ to the onset Of dis
ease. The free and active use Of part,
strengthening and toning it, as it were,
IL an essential condition for health:
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Dakota Rivers Drying Up.

RI Dakota Rivers Drying Up.
CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Oct. 2S.-The
drought for the last two months is be-
ginning to. cause stockmen on coded
lands much Inconvenience. Nearly all
water holes on side creeks have dried
up, and cattle are forced to remain
along the rivers, which are also rapidly
drying. Bad river, except for an &C.
casional water hole. is dry its entire
length. and White river, above the
junction Of Little White, is in the same
condition. s9t
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English Newspapers Applaud the
Governments Answer to VOL
colts Commission.
mpertinent for Americans to
''Tell Them How to Improve
Their Methods
Correspondence and Negotiations
in the Matter Are Finally
Made Public.

LONDON, Oct. Recommending edi.
torially on the international monetary
negotiations, The Times says:
When the extent and significance Of
the American proposals come to be gen.
orally understood, we shall be surprised
Il even the bimetallists venture or con.
tend that they could have been accepted
as the basis Of any serious international
agreement. Sir James Westland's dis
patch is an admirably reasoned state
paper. As the American proposals,
aside from the reopening Of the Indian
mints, it is difficult to understand how
that could be treated with gravity by
British statesmen. It is really anus
ing-we do not like to use so harsh a
word az approximations some gem
tlemen from the United States should
come here to tell us how to improve our
methods Of currency and banking. The
counsels Of the fox that lost his tail are
discounted BY the common sense Of
mankind.
VIII Be Read with Surprise.
The Daily Chronicle says the public
will read the story Of the negotiations
with not little surprise. It calls Sen.
ator Wolcott's proposal ''cool," and
asks: ''What Of Mr.. Balfour and his
promise in the house Of commons in
March Of last year that the government
would reopen the India mints?"
The Morning Post, The Daily Tele.
graph, The Standard and The Daily
News all comment upon the sweeping
nature Of Senator Wolcott's proposals.
The Daily Telegraph admits that it was
every adroit to take advantage Of
midas difficulties"
The Daily News says: '.Had the pro
posals been known public opinion would
have killed them in single day; but
q cabinet containing Mr.. Balfour has
had three months to give them their
quietus.'
The whole press applauds the gov
ernment's decision and agrees that the
bimetallic agitation is virtually killed.
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Burelar Killed by . Tran q,

PlTTsBuRa, Oct. 35.-In an attempt to
rob. . shoe store at Etna, Harry Will
Jams, believed to be q notorious crook,
was shot and killed by means Of q gun
which had been placed in the store as q
trap for burglars. In his pockets were
found SO skeleton keys and diamonds,
rings, watches and chains valued Of
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Northwsstsvn Psstnaast.rsl. !:

WASHINGTON. Oct. as.-The president
has appointed the following postmas.
ters: Iows-Albia. Daniel II. Ander-
con; Panora.: J. T. Ellis. Minnesota-
Plainview, ]. p. Waste. wisconsin
Hurley. Matthew J. Connoss; West
Bend, Albert Lndbach.
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old W. Q. !. .. omo,r. R..El.ot.a.

TORONTO; Ont. Oct. s5.-At tho
meeting Of the executive board Of
Worlds VIC. T. u, the officers were
all reelected a. follows: President,
Miss Frances e. Willard, Evanston,
nls.; vice president at large. Lady
Henry Somerset. Ledbury, England;
secretary, Miss Agnes SLACK, Ripley,
England; assistant secretary, Miss Anna
Gordon. Evanston. nls.; treasurer, Mrs.
Mary E. sanderson. Danville, Quebec.
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Adniral Word.n Bnried.

NJ PouaHKszps1E. n, =. Oct. as.-Ad-
miral John L. Worden, the hero Of tho
Monitor, was buried at Pawling,
Dutchess county. It was in accordance
with his own expressed desire that he
was buried ~ the cemetery at that
place. The service was simple. The
casket was draped In American dags. z
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!


an 81 ~ - s.sa.s,
.s' 49, y.esl /. Lsses
layeds a. q n little hanllet
Mnicn was q not. eYsn q @ re
line between Rev y osk slate md Penn
lylvalnia. 10 = escE teller g Sioux
my journal reros y oonrse, there
was g y ninth shop there. "a thosel
aays tne plecEenlt n trade We o noto-
I1ously gocd cne A!l sI the acknntths
gos rach vain tnear hoGse' mule and ~
enoeing, ana ~ tne wagon and the other
9epear Worr wna u, tney dtd Most q
me piackmitns combined ll, With their
otneelMorx wagon repairing and even %,
wagon making ma Ineees We're very few
oag Wseon :. iacsoeaes in ~ those dayA and
Z so es,. Aana maze wagon cost Dig mon
"a. Mnen sney were doang notning else,
s - YOU'D MAKE. ma ySVag CONS. ana when
snere was !ots g transient work the
Masons nad 20 wais This state Line
.nop Wa 2 ouH piace. Inere was no
ssveln tnere. put tne blacksmith also
aaa Z ,c aaer pres, ana ne made the cider
I've - .ne ts Ell ~ 1or mi4es around.
1us neatnef TINS nor the profits Of his
mop =. p. oopid account for the rapid way
N y ne aeoumulateo wealth. AZ 10
ven w. knoWn, app!e CIDER. u allowed TO
ss.aa aong eno9en, WI become hard "
sn s., a1.ef tnat itMau turn into vinegar.
TN oaaer deaier always had plenty
= na1u oader on nana. put never had
any vlneear no .'atsi saia inc faImers and
o osM wno sscpPed az nus place could
..ways eeS of an q nafo cider, which
sney eook o9s q 2 tln upper at ~ cents
= a1aaA. ana tne we o. the orank was
so,netn1ns ,Mnl s,n atsfaceed very little
. .ttenslon. hafui! any k1nd OF beverage
y !, more lnSo1acatang than hard cider. It
- : eooq oeal nKe champagne IN one
. = 1ou can drank g great deal OF
:. = one oay. ana me next DAY You Will
70 sw1ualy sck ana sorry, and 2 good
IeA az 9runker tnan when You went to
-. - !; me Dlackanatn required no license
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Reply Not Made Public.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Colonel John Hay,
the United States ambassador, and the
officials of the British foreign office de-
cline to furnish the press With the text
of Great Britain's reply to the sugges.
tions of the United States monetary
commissioners.
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Rig Cargo Of Salmon,

Rig Cargo Of salmon. I,
4 VANCOUVER, B. G., Oct. ss.-The
steamer Tokoa has sailed for LIVERPOOL
with 9 cargo Of III, 785 cases Of canned
salmon. valued at 944,481, besides q
quantity Of frozen and sailed salmon
and British Columbia ore. u all her
cargo amounts to 5000 tons and 10 the
largest ever taken in one vessel from
British Columbia. 81. .@a'
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Mn. Garfield. FATHER Dead.

8 MENTOR, O., Oct. 80. -Zeb Rudolph,
the father Of Mrs. James A. Garfield,
the widow Of the late president, died
during the evening at Lawnfield, the
Garfield home, Of old age. The de.
osassd WAS o. years Of age and had
Rtss>)a1l 1s1l9t IN
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Bellar e e. Csaas' E.auash Exs

8OalNe - - C09aC EA0a0h &1plo1os.
BosTeN, Oct. 38.-The boiler Of onS
Il the steam launchss q tho battlsahip
Texas blew up while IL was aloagside
Of the battlsship and Q number a men,
including two officers and Q surgeon,
vGo injured; none fatally.
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RANcu WILLARD

received with great applause and the
waving Of handkerchiefs. The ar
engagements for seating and other &C
commodations have been carefully ar
ranged and no confusion xists. Com
munication between the members has
been provided for by means Of little
girl pages dressed in white who fit here
and there at the behest Of officers and
members. The first 10 minutes Of the
session were given over to dvotional ex.
ercises, led by Mrs. Rutherford, presi.
dent Of the Dominion w. @. T. u.
The report Of the executive com.
mittee was read BY Miss Agnes Stack.
Anotice to amend the qualifications Of
membership BY adding the words
without distinction Of race and COLOR
was received. with tumultuous applause.
Miss Frances Willard then presented
her biennial address.
After an hour devoted to devotional
services, Secretary Stack read her off.
cial report. It was an exhaustive analy.
sis Of the work throughout the world.
The United States, according to this
report, is the largest auxiliary, having
enrolled 1888 new members, with Col
orado, Utah and Idaho showing other
states an example in woman suffrage.
Nearly &c, 900 has been raised by the
w. q. T. u. for Armenia.
The triennial convention held in
Queensland this spring sent cordial In
vitation for the next worlds conven.
ton to be held in Australia.
The banner offered by Miss willard
to the colony reporting the greatest in
crease was won by Queensland. The
total membership in Australia is $3.50
members and 1, 10 honorary members.
In the British Women's Temperance
association, since the last convention.
2s7 new associations have been organ
lied.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-17
Gaceta Official de hoy

Dcereto concedendo indulto & la presa
Antonia Gonzalez Cruz de la cuarta parte de la
pena de prison mayor que sufre.
-Reaes drdenes desestimando las peticio
nes de induto heohae por los presos jose Ga
Hart Agustf Bartola Garcia
--Idem idem aprobando ell nombramiento
de don Enrique Loreda Casab6 para seryir
interinamente la plaza de Official de Sala de la
Audieaca de 10 criminal de Mayagiiez, con
cedendo 80 dfas de licencia, para permanecer
en- Ia Peninsula, don Rafael Felix Campos Y
Moro, secretario que fue de la Audiencia dc
esta capital.
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asi sc empleara para el servicio de los buoues
mercantes, no usando los cajones 8 compuertas
sino para los acorazados cuyo peso on r,aro~ os
lora exigira que la hotabildsd se aumon.o y,
diqne es aufoco,tnadle. No necesita como otros
diques otantes un dique seco para propas 10 ce'
renas limpieza Cada ponton se nnede sa
parar facmente del sistema y aisadamente su.
propios hermanos le serviran para ponerlo an
sccO. y"
Ell Dique sali6 para esta capital el ls de
Scptlembre empleando cerca de dos meses On ~
travesfa. W :"
su llegada arranco dos boyas que bsbf,
en- Ia entrada del puerto y partio ell cable oue
por deba]o del aqua existe entire la capitanfa
del puerto y Casa Blanca.
Anoche Sc estreno en- Iriioa el precioso
cuaaro dc costumbres pnertorriaueilas sLa RI.
rlnquena.s Su Interpretation fua bastanto
aceptada sobresaliendo Gonzalo Hernandey "
olmancas. Una inmensa colonia puertorr.
quena asalto las locaidades resaltando on nno
de los palcos personas conocdas como Sergio
Cuevas (que no sc We en- ninguna parte), el Te-
niente coronel Panic, ell simpatico Rodela Ia
marques no los recuerdo de nombre, exhibien.
aose ta'nblen en- otro de platea una Milsgros de
ron'e' a qalen acompahaba un brigadier.
Cuando en- el segando cuadro Sc cant6 el spui,
naldo, el sels la borinquefa fue ell delirio' to.
nlendo que repetrse los pimeros; al final de Ia
obra ineron llamados la escena los autores
pero llzol con su exeesiva modestia no misc
presentarse, por 10 cual 10 deuunoia. (no;,,,,no
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GUADIAhA

La excursion proyectada por el comtG Ii.
bera dc Naranjto, al barrio de Guadiana no
10 dar mcjores resultados para la coectivi-
dad fusionista Sc efectuo aver II. Ininidad
dc campesinos aguarlaban los exeursionistss
en- la casa del incorruptible patricia Pedro
Narvaez Mniloz a. llcgar Gstos salieron toios
a reclblr s los expediclonarios con misica la
bandera espalola ostentando en- el centro este
letrero: Viva Espaia! Viva la Autonomfa!
Dlo prlnclplo G! acto con una inmensa coneu.
rreneia. AN estaba G! ciudadano Modesto Ar
emilia, el primer escrltor que baj6 las carceles
en- deiensa de gu pals. Ali el popular propa-
gandista Luis Nenegas que habl6 en- el sentido
de- la mas estrecha union entire los elemeutos
autonomistas. AN ell fntegro Bernab6 Berries
Jose Ramon Lamp6n Franquis libe: al sin
mledo, los hermanos Ortiz, au.onomistas de
toda la vida doscentos patriotss mas de este
barrlo, donde jamas hecho raices la semilla
conservadora; por illtimo mas de cuarenta
senoras eehoritas, bellfsimas como todas las
de esta terra tropical, dando realce brillan.
tez aquella fiesta dc la libertad Sc nombro
una comlslon permanente del comite en- ell re.
ferido barro, y Sc inscribieron l25 ciudadanos
mayores Gle 25 ailos en- la enitud de sus de.
rechos clvlles, pagando muchos su Quota por
adelantado. Sc pronunciaron discurros que
faeron calurosamente aplauddos uno de los
oradores termin6 la oracidn con cstas frases:
sTodavfa existen personals que tlenen miedo de
venlr d estos actos; id y lamar las puertas
de sus viviendas y decrles que va no son es
clayos, sino cuiadanos libres al amparo de Ia
naci6n cspaIlola.,
Los vecinos del bsrrio obseqaiaron con una
explendida comida los los liberaes del pueblo
demas barrlos y reino en- todos les actos el
mayor orden la confraternidad mas absolute
ceal corresponds pueblos cultos que celebran
la fiesta de Ell redenci6n.
Para ell domingo rroximo Sc prepara otra
excursion de Cedro abajo en- la inca de don
Macario Rivera, quien ba cedido galantemente
una casa de su prcpiedad para la que Sc in
vita todos los autonomistas sin distinction.
Vendran ora'ores dc Bayam6n Corozal.
A sCedro abajo, todo ell mundo
Doctor DelQlu:.
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$50 sacos con $4,000 kios azicar 4 cajas
tabaco elaborado, 54.l0s kilos hero viejo IL
sacos hedionda, 5 pacas mirahuano, 27 terzones
chies y 10 idem huesos, GAIA conteniendo
corozos, l39 cuarteroas sgaardiente, 8 paque.
tcs carnaza Q eajas alcoholado y otlos cfec-
tos.
ssJsABASTO PUBLICO.--La carne de
res, Sc expeudcra mahana en- esta capital & IS
centayos ell kilo.
-. De Caguas: Gel domingo lines
iltimo nos proporcion6 un ratio mny agradable
ell indnstrioso y popular don Jose Martinez
Baquero, cxhibiendo 4 este pdhico "El Cine
matdgrafo," invento de Edison, habendo
quedado muy satiefecha Ia concurrencia, que
fu6 numerosfsima, de la variedad de viz
tas de movimieato en- colores; taina6o natu
raj que nos present6. ;Acudid! "sI Cinema
tografo" que es digno de verse"
~. La lbreria de don b. II. Sapjurjo, &c
esta capital, nos ha obsequis'io con dos alma.
naqpes exfoliadores para 1898, monlados en-
carLones con tinfsimos y preclosos ctomos. El
surtido dc elos que tiene de vents el senior San
jurio es yafiadisimo, pues los hay de todo ta'
mailos, cascs y prccios. Agradecemos ell re-
gallo.
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Los L|BERALES De YAUC0

| A nuestra mesa de redacci6n ha llegado l.,
! hoJa suelta que varios iberales de Yauco hi
cleron circular profusamente en- aquel pueblo.
Eu dlcho documento Sc iuserta ell cahle.
grama recibido por <La Integridad, particj.
pando haberse aprobado en- Consejo de- Minis.
tros los decretos establecendo ell regimen
autonomlco en- Cuba Puerto Rico.
Despues dicen los frmqEtes 10 sieuiente.
ola agradable noticia no nos sorprepde:
antes bien, la aguardabamos, pues va nos la de.
laba entrever nuestro diguo ilustre Jefe Pro.
vincial don Luis Muiloz Rivera, cuando, en- al
carta-oircular de 81 de Octubre aItimo. nos
decfa:
"Hombres de accion de rehex6n, no ca
minamos ciegas sabemos 10 que nos importa
poseemos un caudal de doctrina democratica:
nos sobran recursos de goberno, vamos 4 nm
TN, que los o]os de nuestro espfritu contemplan
MO1 ChhCANO; tan cercono, que alg,u.a de
las prd"imds dur0"ds nos dsomJrorG con zoa
primeros royos del sol de Ia justicia!
CORRELIGIONARIOS: Cuando, desnus0
de tantos ahos de lucha, vemos al fin realizaaos
nuestros l'eales, impossible es contener c. inn
pusos del corazon regocijado, que nos pide ex.
panslon jiblo. Justo, muy justo es que nos
alegremos; pero con la cordura sensatez que
en- todas ocasiones hemos demostrado, hacienda
de Ia libertad un uso prudente, sin traa,asar
los lfmites de la circunspecci6a.
Tan presto Sc confrme ofcamente e ca.
biegrama de referenca, este Comit6 organzara
una manifestation pabica de regocjo. Para
ella, cuyo dfa hora fjaremos oportunamente
invitamos todos los gremios clases de es,a
socledad; pero al mismo tempo esperamos do
todos Ia correction y prudencia debidas, sin ana
rldfculos alardes nj exsgeradas impacencias
vengan d perturhar en- 10 mas minmo nuestra
grandiosa obra de reparacidn concorda.
EN- este esplendido albor de un tliupfo
dehnitivo-nos dice el senor Muhoz Riyera-es
prudente es justo que oiyidemos todos los en-.
ccnos, que renunciemos todas las represass,
que seamos, por ell tacto, por la discretion,
por Ia grandeza de alma por la rectitud de
procedures, un partido en- que Espaiia Sc sienta
garantlds en- su imperio, Puerto Rico tran
quia en- sus intereses, sin que nadie abrigue ell
tenor pc lgros cercanos nj remotos. NADIA
de precipitacionea nj impacencias; por que es
precise que el nueyo regimen Sc implante sin
despertar enconos; sin herr innecesariamente al
adversario; sin caer en- alardes impropios de un
pueblo que llega, por Was de rectitad J de hon.
radez al cumplimento de sus esperanzas."
CORRELIGIONARIOS: no olvideis estas
solemnss palabras, cuando ell jabilo invada
vuestra alma tengiis necesidad de desahopa.
ros, gritad con nosotros: Viva Espafla! wi
va Puerto Rico. Viva Ell Gobierno liberal.
Viva la Autonomia!
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tai importancis, que ha de levantar cl espfritu
poftico de los que aun pcrmanecen alejados del

tai importancia, que ha de levantar cl espfritu
polftico de los quo aun permanecen aejados del
palenquc.
En- ese documento Sc nos da conocer Ia
buena Marcia del partido la clase dc regimen
que en- breve ha de implantarse en- etta antilla
Ignorahamos que ell senior Nloret aconsc lara
la fusion do los partidos autonomistas, pues
hasta aver SO habl6 de que sc refri6 unicamente
al concerto, y claro es que aquella seifa una
obra mertfsima: en- primer lugar, porque la
union serfa s6lida; de dos fraccones potentes
compondriamos una vgorosa, capsz de afrontar
con el guro triuufo, toda lacha electoral; Y
sf, por ell contrario, Sc pacta ell concerto, ten
drfamos esa fuer2a, pero e germen de la desa
veneucia babrfa de desarrollarse por cualquier
ncideute Q hecho, con cl cual no e=tuyieran
confcrmes cuslquiera de las dos cntldadcs.
En- la asamblea de Febrero no aceptaron el
pacto los antonomistas puros, temerosos de que
el sehor S3gaata no cumphcra sus rromesas.
Hoy se divisa en- oriente la realizacl6n dc aque-
las sagradas ofertas del llustrc estadlsta; por
tanto, ti la causa que les hizo tomar aquella re :
soluei6n desaparece, 10 ldgico natural es que
acepton hoy la fusion, por tanto, no deben
vaciar un momento, nj despreciar ell llama
miento que les hsce el jefe del partido liberal,
con ell elevado espfritu dc nobleza y el afecto
familiar que on demuestra, con 10 cual enten-
demos que nunca abrig6 nj abriga en- lu corazon
niuguna tendencia rencorosa, y en- sus planes
en- sus ideas, siempre ha proceddo en- defcnsa
de. ben general del terruo.
f. Ia hora propicia; responded al llama
mento del senior Muiloz Rivera, y asi prestarels
concur-o al deaarrollo de su saba polftlca, que
la dc redundar Ell bien de todos.
La union Sc impone. Las fuerzas adver'
ssrias toman cada dfa mas incremento, y tene'
mos que prepararnos la lucha.
;Adelante! Viva la union puertorriqueiia!
T.
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UN IMPOSTOR


(7raaacI1o del eCoeurier des Etats. Tuis,)
El selor don J. L. Totti comerciante de
DE Yauco, T. r. y corresponsal allf del eCou
rr'er DIES Estats unise, nos escribe que hacia
fines dc Agosto en- los primeros dias de Sep.
tlembre un lmpostor sc presento bajo gu nom.
bre en- varlas casas de comercio de Nueva York
hacendose aparecer como refugiado poftico
obhgado abandonar negocios famiia, 4 con
secuencla de la sespecie de recolucidn que tuuo
htgor en- 1ouco en- el mes de Mario 1Nino, ,
decfa haliarse en- la mayor miseria pedfa 80.
cOrros.
Ell seHor Totti que paci6 en- Bastfa, Corce.
ga, lle@6 Il Pto- Rico en- JUNO de 1915 Sc ca.
tableeio en- Yauco de donde nunca Sc ha ausen
tado.
"A fuer2a dc trabajo y perseverance, ha
iogrado crearse una Fosici6n independence y
no Sc ha ocupado jamas de polftica mucho
menos, de movmientos revolucionarios.
Su hermano que vive tambien en- Yauco
tampoco &c ha auscntado dc alIf en- pinguna
6poca.
va saben, pues, d que atenerso las perso.
mas adonde podrfa aun presentarsc ell impostor
que sc dice el sefor Totti1
llasta aquf el "Courrier des Estats Unis,"
Solo nos resta hscer una consideration. Men.
tlra parece que existan Ell ell mundo scres tan
ba]os y miscrables que incapaces de NADIA bue
no utll para la sociedad, prctendan hacerse
un modua-vlyendl apelando semejantes recur
sos, los cuales, ademas de ser infamantes para
qulen los practica, pueden en- un momento dado
la tranquiidad fe homl re h >, ra.
dos competamente agenos & tales maquinaclo
mes. .B.