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s. ?. JACKSON f O.. Indianapolis. Ind.
VALUABLE JEWELS.
worn to Curious Ways by ssvers, Peos.
 liar People.

worn an 18tious ways oy Several Re3u-
 liar People.
 Jewels set in teeth are occasionally heard of. but gold and precious stones set in the human body Is a fad not extensively popular A gentleman re-. siding ia Bombay wears q beautiful emerald, wAlch, set in rim of gold. is stitched by means Of gold wire to the breast of the. owner Thus securely fastened. the green gem has rested LII. der his shirt front for ten years. Ffe considers 1t his lucky stone. Worn by certain barrlster is a ring that will not come off Ii is a plain gold band of considerable thickness, 8 rivet Of the previous metal piercing the ring and passing through the bone of the finger, is filed down on the opposite side. Nothing save amputatiou of the member would release him of the circiet For sentimental reasons he wishes it to be his lifelong and fn separable companion. Having a de eayed part of his instep cut away. wealthy invalid has had the crevice filled with gold. To appear ornamen tai the metal is shaped like star, tho center boasting a large diamond and a cluster of small rubies. Stitched to the skin of his waist is the gold chain belt sported by another extravagant being The belt is two inches broad and eighteen stitches are necessary to secure it. In front trio of fine chains dangle to the knees of the wearer, who is so proud of his decoration that he occasionally disrobes to reveal the permanent ornament to favored friends New York Journal.
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neath Leadlng Ase to Repose.

Death Leading Age to RePoso. Lead him gently-he is weary. l. Spirit of the placid browi life is long and age is dreary, A And he seeks 10 slumber now & Lead him gently-he is weeping
 For the friends he can not see, GAAtly-for he shrinks from sleeping 0n the couch he asks of thee! Thou, with men of solemn giadness,
 With the thought-illumined eye. Pity thou the mortafs sadness
 Teach him il k well to die. Time has yelled his eye with blindness, On thy face il may not dwell. Or it's sweet majestic kindness
 Would each mournfuI doubt dispei. Passionless thine every feature,
 Moveless is thy Beings calm While poor suffering human nature Knows but few brief hours of balm; Yet. when lifeS iong strife is closing, And the grave is rawins near. How 1t shriuks from that reposine Where there comes nor hope nor fear! 4pen thou the visioned portal.
 That reveals the life sublime. That within the land immortal
 Waits the weary child of Time 95en thou the land of beauty,
 Where the Ideal is no dream. And the child of patient Duty
 Walks fn joys unclouded beam 3hou' with brow that OWLS no sorrow, With the eye that may not weep. Eolht nm to Heavens coming morrow, show him il k well to sleep.
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Railroad Earning. Last Year.

Gross railroad earnings in 1898 on l6S 1S1 miles of road, as compiled by the Financial Chronicle. aggregated sl,1So, 100000, compared with $1.112.- 4i7,90O in 1897. This is an increase of 6 per cent oyer very large totals for the previous year, and amounts to over S7,OOO per mile, Operating expenses on the same roads increased only 59 per cent. thus leaving for net earnings an increase of 6.2 per cent.
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Gomez IS Poor.

10 the honor of Gen Maximo Gomez r must be said of him that while hs has had many opportunities to get rich he is today poor man. He can hard- y scrape money enough together to pay his modest current bills. Not long since an agent of the United States government was dispatched to Cuba to consult with the general as to the best means of securing the disband- nent Of the insurgent forces and their return quietly to peaceful ayocations. The negotiations eventually reached a point where it was deemed best for the Cuban leader to send telegraphic message to President Mckinley.
 You frame the dispatch and send 1t" said the envoy and will be back in an hour
 At the time appointed he appeared. Did you telegraph the president Of he United states?" was his first ques- ton.
 Gen. Gomez hesitated moment aud 5aen replied: No, I haven't havs prepared the dispatch, but have not put it on the wire Here it is Read it over.
 The visitor compiled, and after read Ing the paper through handed it back with words of approval and the voiced suggestion:
 You had better send it right away"
 The grizzled old veteran of a half dozen revolutions flushed through his swarthy skin clear to the roots of his hair, twitched his fingers nervously, stuttered and stammered and then with bowed head said:
 Senor I would have sent it ere this, but the truth is, I did not have the money and didn't know where to turn to get it. 1 am deeply humilated to have to confess my poverty, but am obliged to do so lest you place wrong construction on my hesitancy"
 There was no further delay in get ting that dispatch off to Washington, and the visitor separated from the yen- Aarable warrior with greater respect for aim than he had ever felt before. The incident satisfied him that whatever might be his faults, Gen. Gomez was at least personally an honest man
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"A natai paY.

Saturday has been fatal day to the royal family of Great Britain for the last 1S5 years. William III, Queen Anne. George L. George H., George III, George ". the Duchess of Kent, the Prince Consort, the Duke of Clar- ence. the Duke of Albany aud Princess Alice all died on that day.
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Speed or Lions and Tigers.

For short distance lion or tiger can outrun man, and can equsi the speed of a fast horse but they lose their wind at the end of half mile st the most They have little endurance. and are rem markably weak in lung pow CT. Their strength is the kind which is capable of 3 terrific effort for short time.
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SIX KETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FOR
 THE VETERANS.

General Maxine Gomez Is R Poor Man Has Had Many Opportunities to Get Rich, but Remained Loyal to Himself ron Transport.
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CANNON FOR CYCLONE
HOW A KANSAS TOWN ESCAPED
 DESTRUCTION.

The Deadly Tornado swerved From ats Course by an Artillery Attack --Aa Old sea Captsin's Novel Idea sataea
 Elemen9s. 9
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Cheerful Novels.
at once.

In recent article in the Indepen- dent, Margaret Deland makes strong plea for the cheerful novel. For my part, she says, T find as I grow older l want the novels I read to end well. A story, let us say. of Siberian convict life might be told with truth so far as facts go and with art in it's telling, and yet leave the reader mis- erable and unhappy. See clear, think straight, understand facts, as they lie. good and bad. in the wide setting Of eternity-but believe! believal believe. Believe in the integrity of the moral purpose Of the universe-belieye in Gos and in little children-belieye in the goodness of the world.
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tts'5ens r5.,.. visited the capital citv plaa ,a
 Friday They were tsa oi'y last
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Run In.

@You'n get run in. said the pedes- trian to the eyclist without a light You'll get run into" responded lhe rider, as be knocked the other town and ran up his spine" You'll get run in. too, said the policeman, as he stepped from behind a tree and grabbed the bicyclist. Just then an- other scoreher came along without a light, so the policeman had to run in two.-Detroit News-Tribuns.
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''a''7 en route to Mem m9bis f,aas so,s o''y- Asain, fn fsh9ag t5e current of the rkaasas
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oeiore a similar collection Of n,,r.
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ssy 19,Rsg sg gsF as n f6is city aserss ana
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 QUICK magic Pro Its Healing Power Almost Miraculous Medicine 6O Gent Bottle contains 100 DsS or Two Weeks Treatment for Cri
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-10-20

person, and at the following place, as stated
In said application, to-wit:
the 5th day Of October. 1899. and terminating
the 18th day OF October, 1900. by the following
CHAS. L. JOHNSON,
in lower front room in frame building stu
ate on Lot No. ~, in Block No 9, Village of
Eveleth. St. LOUIS County, Minnesota.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said Village Council of the Village
OF Eveleth, at the regular meeting In the
council room in said Village of Eveieth, in
St Louis County and State of Minnesota, on
Monday, the 9th day of November, A. D.1s99 at
$3.50 O'Clock p. No.. OF that day.
Witness nv hand and seal OF Village OF Ev-
eleth this 9Th day of October, A. D. 1859.
A. N PETERSON,
Village Recorder.
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Ed Schneider - Observation-Disclosures 60 90
Fay recorder. .-...---.-------5 50 90
NJ y Palmer Attorney. - 90
Sullivan Street com Observation-Disclosures IS 90
H + Smith fire chief and teamster--,-.-. 60 co
Passed on motion of Aid. Michan by the
following vote: Ayes-Johnson, Donnelly,
Michan, St. Cyr. MIR. President. Nays-none.
Approved August 81, 1899.
M. G. Palmer. Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. Fay. Recorder.
BY Aid. Michan-
Be It resolved, that in taking In cOnsidera-
ton that the secood ward from Wyoming to
Railway avenue is more thickly populated
than is the fourth ward of Virginia on the
SANE avenues, that the hose house and cart
now situated on Maple street be moved to the
second ward somewhere on Mesaba avenue,
and that should The fire committee report
favorab'y that it be done at once.
The fire committee reporting favor ably the
resolution was passed upon motioa Of Alder
man St. Cyr by the following vote: Ayes
F. Johnson, Smith. Donnetly. Michan, St.
Cyr, Mr.. President. Nays-none.
Approved August 81. 1899.
NJ. G. Palmer, Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. Fay, Recorder.
By Aid. St. Cyr-
Resolved by the common council OF the
city OF Virginia that the president OF the
council be requested and Instructed to ap
point u comm ttee of three to investigate the
matter of paying TO: bydrauts not in use.
That said committee report at next meeting
the number Of hydrants now in use for the
last Two years and the number of hydrants
the council has paid 70: during said time.
DnSco1 noofion ~ ii Smith bxyth o nj
lowing vote: Ayes-Smith, Donoelly, Mich
an, St. Cyr, johnson, Mr.. President. Nays
none.
Approved August 81, 1899.
Nj. G. Palmer, Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. Fay, Recorder.
The president appointed AIDE men ST. Cyr,
Smith and Donne'Iy as the committee re-
ferred to in the foregoing resolution.
BY Aid. St. Cyr-
Resoly we'd by the common council OF the
city of Virginia thai the q. light be moved
from tbe corner of Maple street and Mesaba
avenue to The corner OF Maple and Railway
streets, and that the recorder be and hereby
is instructed to notify the Virginia Light &
Water company inssructing them to make
said change.
Passed on motion Of Aid. johnson by the
following vote: AyeS-Ald. johnson. Smith,
Donnelly, Michan. st. Cyr and MI. President
Nays--nOne.
M. G. Palmer, Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. fay. Recorder.
The matter Of building sidewalk on Oak
street referred to committee on streets and
alleys. On mot Ga of Aid. Smith, mayor Pal
mer, President O'Connor and AID St. Cyr ap-
pointed as comm: jtee aud requested to wait
on Mt. Grigss III reference to the extension OF
the water main and report at next needing.
No furthec business the council upon mo-
ton OF Aid. Johnson adjourned until next
regular meeting.
approved August 81, 1899.
n. G. PALMER, mayor.
Attest: CHAs. e. FAY, recorder.
Notice of Application for Ii
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J
Ninth regular meeting.
Roll call-Aldermen present. johnson, Dom
nelly, Smith, Mlchan, St. Cyr, Mr.. President.
Alderman absent, Chittenden.
Minutes of previous meeting accepted as
read.
Report of finance committee as follows:
To the president and gentlemen OF the
common council Of the ciGy of Virginia:
Gentlemen:-We the undersigned commit
tee on finance would respectfully report that
we have audited the following bills and offer
the following resolution for adoption.
John O'Connor, Committee.
Resolved that the following bills be allowed
and the recorder be and hereby is Instructed
to draw orders on the treasurer in payment
Ut same:
Virginia Fire Dept July salary-..-----s 70 90
g August salary----- 20 90
J Sattler to rent city hall I'd quarter As 90
Enterprise I'd quarter pub proceedings 25 &C
Virginian " - $500
Enterprise publishing and printing! II 30
Moon & Kerr Lumber Co lumber for
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1921
Virginia Light & Water Co. July light l6O 90
James Sullivan special police 500
4 Hawkinson supplies for street CON- 81 IS
VIM Rooney special police------ 400
Al McGregor supplies and rep for city II 05
Gust Johnson board foc pIisoners------ SIS
Virginia Cash Grocery sup for City, $40
Jacob johnson hauling garbage-------- $50
W T Bailey Lumbec co lumber Tor city 16 %
Berglund Bros supplies for ciCy------.- 12
Enterprise pub and prtg- 40
st commissioners August pay roll .---- IS %
DIN e. N Ry freight on hose ----------- sos
W S Mott Co. hose $500, rubber coats ~. Az 90
Passed on motioa of Aid. johnson by the
following vote: Ayes-Johnson, Smith. Dom
nelly, Michan, St. Cyr, Mr.. President Nays
none.
Approved August 81, 1899.
NJ. G. Palmer, Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. Fay, Recorder.
Other resolutions as follows:
BY Aid. st. Cyr--
Resolved. that the following being the SAL
airy bills for the mouth Of August 1892 be and
the same are hereby allowed and the recor-
der be and is hereby instructed to draw Or
ders on the city treasurer in payment of
same:
Adolph Belanger chief of police so 90
CGronberg patrolmen- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60 90
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Notice Of Application for Ii
quor License.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF ST.. LOUIS, }Ss
Village of Eveleth.
Notice Is hereby given, that application
has been made in writing to the Village
Council of said Village of Eveleth aud filed
in my office, praying for license to sell intox-
icating liquors for the term commencing on
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Council Chamber.
Virginia, Mimi. Sept. 20, 1899.

NHSluld, MIuu C0pt ~ 1o50 }
Seventh special meeting.
Roll calt-Aldermen present SniGh, john
son, Donnel'y, St. Cyr, Michan, Mc.Presiden1
Alderman absent, ChiGtenden.
On motion Of Aid. Smith a committee was
appointed to audit the books of the recorder
and treasurer, said committee to START at 10
i. M. Sept. 81. The appointed comm Utee
was Mayor Palmer, TREASURED Hawsiasou
President OConlor, Recorder Fay, A 'dermen
smith. Donnelly, johnson.
Mayors appointment eff Aid. F. Johnson on
the finance committee in place of ex-A)d. G.
johnson confirmed by the council.
No further business the couacil upon mo.
tion of Aid. St. Cyl adjourned unGil Septem-
der ~, 1899.
Approved Sept. 81, 1899.
NJ. G. Palmer, Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. Fay. Recorder.
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La raZa felina.

Los gastos constituyen de aqua tempo
AGA I'M artfoulo de lujo entire los exc6ntricos
yankis. Entire aquella gonte apenas 81 Sc conoe.
de valor a'guno al perro, ell animsl mas feel
al hombre; pero en- Gambia estan de moda los
gatos, como 10 prueba la EXPOSITION que de es
tos feliuos dom6stioos az ha celebrate en- Nue..
va York.
Entire los ejemplares que Sc han presenta
do en- dicho oertamen gatuno fgaraba una ga.
ia de angora, propiedad de M. Hughes, un
arohimillonario que habia rehusado una oferta
de Is. 900 frances POT su gatita y que ha obte
nido ell primer premio.
Esta gaia fa6 encontrada una noohe en- la
Gale por M. Huguea, no lejcs de gu casa.
Md. Vanderbilt posee un cato do raza,
por 81 que ha pagado 7, 5000 FRANCOIS.
Este ejemplo ha sido segaido por otros ri
oaohones amerioanos que han propsgado a In
glaterra la moda de los gatos
Entire otras personals conocidas de la nebut
losa Albion sc oita & lord Dufferiu, que man
tiene & mas de una docena de mininos en- las
hsbitaoiones de su pslaoio.
La palma de los gatos sc la lleva M, Sam
Woodiwi s, que posee uno de razs superior de
pelo largo, sedoso, corpu!ento por Gu tama1o en-
relacion con sas cong6De, ss, llamado Jenofons
te y que pesa NADIA menos que II ki'os, Los
inte1igentes en- gatcmaquia estiman gu valor
en- mas de so, 900 frances.
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Otra mejjora.

Hao, tempo Sc ha venido quejando ell pu'
blico, de que la materis postal de segnnda J
tercera clsse 6 sean pefi6dicoe, mercancf g, etc,
que se ponfan al co REQ en- las admicistraciones
de los Estados Unid os, POGO tempo antes de
las salidas da los vapores para Puerto Rico,
no era remitida en- union de las CARTS, sine
que venfan 6stas solamente, = &c dejaba aquella
otra materia para ell vapor siguiente. Com la
mayolfa de las kersonas tienen ell mismo inte'
res en- recibir los peri6dioos tan pronto como
las oartas, e, S nor Elliot, Director General de
Correos, ha estado trabajando en- este ~fenti1o,
y en- Ia r~eoiente vista que hizo & esta leila ell
Sefor Heath, Primer Vices ~ecretario General
de Correos de los E. U. solicit6 con inte e.
que la remission de toda materia Postal sc hi.
ciese al mismo tempo.
BESIDE su regreso & los Estados Unidos, ell
Sehor Heath sc ha estado ocupando del asunto
en- union de los Superintendentes de Correos
de Nueva York y Washington, y por ell ultimo
vapor ha recibido I'll Se1or Elliot Ia grata no.
tioia de que 90 han dado instrucciones & las
ofcin 8 postales de las oiud ades importsntes de
les Estados Unidos para que la materia postAl
de segunda y te.cera olase sea con .iderada co.
mo de primers, J remitida { Puerto Rico jun.
ta con las c~artas, de manera que en- Ell faturo
los peri6dicos sc recibirAn 81 mismo tempo, y
no 90 dejara NADIA de Ultima hcra para ser en-.
viado por ell vapor siguiente. No dudamos que
esta notioia sera bien reoibida especialmente
por todas aquellas personss que tienen relacio.
mes en- los Estados Unidos.
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VALCA FL AWS0.

Algunos de uusstros Agentes de la la Isla
Sc olvidan 6 SO hacen los oIvidaiizos, de que
deben haoer las remesas del 2 al S de cada mes
segun esta conveniio.
La empress, que no tiene fabrics de mo.
media J que paga TODD al oontado, no puede
oumplir sus compromises Sin las aludilas re.
mesas.
81 euvfo de fon1os SO nos puede ha Ger en-
Elective, billetes del Baneo Espafol 6 Ameri.
canos, sel!os de correos 8 giros postales, de
modo que, no hay p~retexto de que no sc en-
ouentra manera de remessr.
Este mes hemos suspendido s paquetes de
otros tantos puebios por falta de remesa y nos
preparamos a ~realizar otras suspensiones. No
estamos dispuestos & gastar ,tiempo en- rscorda.
torios J dinero en- franqueos.
Aproveohamos la OCCASION para dar las gra'
oias & los Agentes cumplidos, que son los me-
jores amigos de Ia empresa; y sepan los lecto'
res de los pueblos 4 los que no llega 81 peri6di'
co, por que causa 10 hemos suspendido.
La 4dministraci6n.
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Ell A|mirant0 Dewey.

Deptro de POGO tempo llegark este afo,tu
nado marino & los Estados Unidos.
Viene cargado de honores y merecimien-
tos, conquistados en- la batalla de Cavite, con
ia que scrprendi6 al mum 70 en- la Ultima guerra
hispaEo americana.
Inglaterra, previsora siempre, ha enviado
gu escua1ra del Norte & tributsr honores al
valeroso marino, & su paso For Gibraltar.
Los americanos Sc aprestan oon la osten-
tscion de lrjo y de manifestations que carac
terizau todcs sus aotos, para recibir digna y ga
I%lardamente a So distinguido Almirante, llegan.
do en- su delirio y 50 admiration s querer CON
ssgrar en- la estatuaris al afortunado Dewey.
No somos partidarios de las e~statuas eri-
gidas en- vida, porque desde Nabuoodonosor
hasta Guzman B!anco, han llegado & ~levantar'
se para halsgar la vanidad humana; y, sobre
TODD, porque clio e~quivale 4 arrebatar ell hnioo
distintivo que Sc reserva la posteridad para
oonmemorar los grances hombres y las grsndes
ideas, despues de ser accomplishments ANAL
zadas por ell escarpelo de la crftita y por ell
tribunal de la historic.
Els muy aoreedor ell ilustre y ~valeroso AL
mirante Dswey de todos los honores que Sc le
tributsn; y, siuoeramente aplaudimos esa acti-
tud del pueblo americana, que ansfa premiar
con su admiration, puesta de relieve, al emil
nente marino.
Pero ii Sc le tributan en- IN dia todos los
honores ique &c deja s la posteridad?
Sea bienvenido ell A!mirante Dewey & las
playas qaeridas de la pa'ria.
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Excursion a los
Estados Unidos.

La Compa6fa de Ex2reso Guiana y Pan
invita- al pd6lico de Puerto Rico 4
tomsr parte en- una excursion que ha combina-
do, Ia cual partien 10 de San Juan y Ponce, va
yaA Nueva York, Nitg ars. Chicago, Washing.
ton y Filadel6a con retorno 4 esta Lila, via de
Nueva York
FL viaje de ida y vue.ta durara do as 4 80
dias, cslculandose en- Is la estadf. en- los Esta
dos Unidos.-El oosto total de Ia excursion
por persona, sera de 100 dollars, p,gados por
adelsntado, En- eta cantidai estAn inolueos
los transportes- por vapores y ferrocarriles, slice.
ping cars, hoteles & &.
Los excursionistas tendran { So disposition,
enp'eados de la Compsh MIA que hablea espanol,
para services de INTERPRETERS y ioicerones.
Las Fersonas interesadss en- asegurar pa
safe, deberAn dirigirse cuanto aotes 4 R.. II.
Todd, Tetusu n1mero l, San Juan, quien dara
cuantos detalles go le pidan. a15-2
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" La Junta fe feunirk en- San Juan 81
primer lunes de cada mes, J sdemas cuantaa
veo 8 10 tuviere por conveniente.
V La Jnnta actuark asf mismo, como Jun.
to de Remission de Penas, 4 Ia cual del erAn so
meterse todas las instsnci.s de los presses en-
solicitud de oondonaoi6n, indulto 6 mitigac:6n
de pens, trssmitiendo 81 recommendation al Co.
mandante General, quien resolvera.
vi La Junta &c TeunirA como antes para
prepsrar y someter al Comandante General re-
glamentos que abracen la administrator de
oA1celes, ell sumioistfo de alimentos y ropas &
les presses, y Ia asistenoia m6dica de & tos, asf
COM ell mantenimiento, reraraoi6u y conttrac'
dion de edi6oios para ca. Gales.
VII Ri Inspector de oarce'es actuarA CO.
mo Seoretario 8 Int6rprete de la Jonta
PoR MANDATE DEL BROADER GENERAL DAVIS:
w. P. HALL,
Ayudante General.
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jMu6Iete Y yer as!

A los que airmsn que solo en- Eepa.a exis'
te la c%ostumbre de menospreoiar J humillar 10
n%sciona), por muy diguo de g'oria que sea. les
reccmend amos Ia ~lectura de los sigui. ntes p&.
rrafos, tom dos de IN almanaque, publicado en-
Donawoerth (Alemania), y dedioado & la javen'
tud escolar.
<Si: Goete fu9 un gran poet; pero I'm
hombre vii. -. Els inexacto que profesara amis
tad & Schiller; preoisamente se puede afrmar
sin miedo 4 equivocarse, qae sobre la oonc:en.
Ola del autor de Fdusto pess 10 premature de Ia
muerte de Schiller.
En- cusnto 1 Leasing, es un lsdr6n litera'
rio, ouya impulencia NJ tiene equivalence en-
Ia historic de las letras de pats s'gono del uni
verso En- Emilio Gulohi y Nathan Ell Pfuden
tie, no hay una sola frass naci1a en- 81 c rebro
del sInmortal Lessing,. Losing ests b ataca1o
de kleptomanfa literaris....y oonooido "a 90.
me ladr61, Ell dnico m onumento que puede ele'
vsrse { 81 memorial es....la pic "a.
ivsliente oonoepto t. Ira la %juventud de
las e~souelas a'emanas de 10 gloria ~literaris an
daLdo e! t!empo!.