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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-05-30
FROM MABEL.

Our correspondent reports
being headed off last week,
consequently the news did not
reach the Office.
Tom Truman had bilious at
tack some time ago, but we have
not space for particulars. Tom
will give full detail for asking
he seems ever ready to converse
on the subject.
Peter Gorthy reports oil in
abundance on hisoverland route.
We sincerely hope such is the
case any how.
Ray Vogan has closed the deal
for the purchase of that famous
saddler, Moses, and he thinks he
will be in the ring with the fair
sex as of old.
Pete Gorthy still insists on
trying to make us believe that
those crooked buggy tracks were
false alarm, but Billy Robinson
and others will vouch for the
truth of it,
What size shoe must a lady
wear when she has to go five
miles to bathe her feet in a lake.
Dave Nicoll is never seen this
spring at all. There must be some
attraction up the line somewhere.
Another rival got the G. B.
proper. 1t happened on the
person of Ray Vogan this time.
Oh, them tanning mill bluffs
wont so boys.
Ben Howden seems bitterly
opposed to that much talked of
free delivery of mail-for par
ticulars ask him.
Magnus Greenland says he
has let the contract to- good re-
sponsible parties for breaking on
his claim out here, SO any one
looking for u job need not apply
to him.
Pete Gorthy still continues to
train trotting horses he must be
working fora job next year.
McCulloch Bros. seem to have
a good deal of business to trans
act in this locality, by. the way
if they amt looking for claims.
Harvey Taylor reports some
of his lady pupils very late for
school last Thursday morn
ing. What was the matter
girls:
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-05-30
OUR Correspondents.
HANNAfORD.

It is said that he who causes
two blades of grass to grow
where one grew, is a benefactor.
While we don't wish to pose in
any such light, yet we hope that
you will give us credit for the
spirit in which it is written a
desire to see the farmers of this
county prosperous, for on their
prosperity depends the welfare
and up building of the country.
Two years ago while in the south
we became very much interested
in the dairy question and in the
cream separator as an adjunct
there to. We investigated and
became thoroughly convinced
that the farmers of our county
were neglecting an important
industry, and more than con-
vinced that those who were
working along that line. were not
working advantageously. This
spring we persuaded John Arm.
strong to try a De Laval sepera-
tor. He would only take it on
trial, but we were pleased to
have him so do, because he has
an enviable reputation for con-
servatism and .carefulness and
we were more than pleased when
he reported that he was con-
vinced that he was satisfied that
there was a difference of nearly
80 per cent between using the
separator and using pans in
warm weather, especially when.
one does not have first-class con-
yeniences. Now what does this
mean? 1t means that the farm
er who is making butter from
one COW is throwing away $40 a
year. It means that to the
farmer Who is milking two COWS,
a aseperator would pay a return
30 per cent on the investment
and it means that many of our
farmers who have been milking
5 cows the past 10 years have
lost the tidy sum of $500. It is
the little thing that often count
in this life the little leak that
keep q man poor. Many a farm
in the South has paid for his
farm at $50 per acre with butter,
milk and eggs. And from what
we saw and heard we firmly be-
lieye, that while they have a bet
ter market than we, yet there is
just as much profit to farm
here in butter, eggs and beef, on
account of cheeper feed and past
1lre. Look into this matter and
to those who are interested, we
shall be pleased to send itera-
ture on correct principles of
dairying.
w. G. Langdon returned Mon
day from short trip to Fargo.
Chas. Patterson is digging IL
cellar and cistern for Mrs. Are
etad in east part of town. She
contemplates moving her house
from the valley onto the hill.
Rev. Hughes will commence
holding special services next
Monday evening.
Born Friday, May Oath, 10
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sinclsjf, a
Son. Mother and son REPORTED
as doing very nicely.
Nels Markuson took Mondays
train up the line, or rather the
train took him up the line
on binder business interest.
w. l. Patterson returned from
Spiritwood Sunday with 4Olbs of
fish.
We have a small quantity of
choice home raised bronze grass
tor sale at a very low figure.
It is reported that Reise Had
lock is confined to the house with
something resembling smallpox.
Croquet is once more on the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07
SOUTH RYEGATE


Odessa Whitcher is suffering with
the whooping cough.
F. J. Whitcher returned to bis
work In Maine, Saturday.
VIM. Terry was in Bath, N. H., o
business Monday.
John Evans and wife OF Woodsville,
N. H., were guests at B. l. Terry's
Sunday.
W. are sorry to learn that Rev.
Mrs. Wallace is conhued to her bed
again.
Wilson Beattie and wife of Boston,
Mass we're 10 town Monday.
Mrs. c. p. Wilson is stopping out
to Mrs. Carl Nelson's of Ryegate for a
week.
Miss Mabel Burbeck of New York,
is stopping at Rev. Mr.. Wallace's.
The stores at So. Byegate have de.
cided to close two evenings each week
al 6 p. M, commencing Wednesday,
Aug. ii.
M. +. Sargent has just located his
travelling derrick On It's track in his
ne Y stone Shed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07
Although Thought
Too Good To
Be True
Inspired By Right And
Carried Out In S nceity
The Morrow Guarantee Strong
in Favor
It Is Now Thoroughly Z s.
tablis he'd in Popular
Understanding and
Confide ce.
u IL. indeed a Medl a. Rev.
elati ard Pleasant News
to Manv Sufferers,
GARANTEE WILL HOLD GOOD
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 21st.

" IVA ~ ' LIE WlLA h>|Ab WIZ
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 21st.
1t was announced in july that all
who took treatment during that month
and were dissa' listed, thaton Monday.
Aug 5, every dollar they paid the doc
tor would be returned tn tn m, and
out of GA treated for all phases nj
diseases. hut one returned dissatisfied.
n d her money was cheerfu'ly refund
ed. The lady ref'rrea tn is Mrs. G.
l.. Clark living on North Main st.
THE GUARANTEE CONTINUES DURING
AUGUST
And all diseases will be treated for 50
and SIS per month. according to case.
and medic'neS furnish d free Anv
poor person who is not able to paw for
their services thew will carefully ex
anime them and II their case i hone
ful, will furnish them treatment free
OF charge.
The doctor makes a spe ialty Of
Catarrh, Asthma, Rheumatism and
all diseases Of the Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys, with a posi- i've cure for all
Female Diseases. without the old bar
barouS wav Of exposure. with the use
Of the knife ans costic. and he Is the
only physician of this CITY who sue
cessfullv cure nervous AZ d private dis
eases NJ men and women. He has had
over 30 yeas OF exp rience 10 this
class OF diseases, and guarantees a per-
m nent cure In recent cases IN rom
three to ten days or no pay, and in
cases Of long standing are cured in
much shorter space Ct time than hv
any other physician in this pars Of the
country.
1t should be remembered that all
patients who take treatment during
this month ard in ID case OF failure
to cue, or dissatisfaction Of the pa
item, that on September l2tb, they
can have their money returned to
them. This is an offer that was never
made before by any physician OF good
standing, and as the doctor has carried
this guarantee out to the letter for
the last month. we would advise all
the afflicted to avail themselves OF
this golden opportunity during the
month Of August, as this is the last
month that they will treat patients
for 5 dollars per month, although
the doctor is permanently located at
No. 3 South Main Street.
His office hours ar from 1000 a. m.
to Pm, 2:3O to 400 p M. 1870 to
500 p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS only. Other days will
visit patients at their ZONES.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07

Superintendent Of Streets Nelson
has begun the work OF constructing
the surface sewer on Laurel street.
The Bolster reservoir il now full
and has water running TO waste.
A meeting Of the water committee
will be held this evening to NIX the
rate for water meters to 60 into fleet
Oc'f Der lst.
Mrs. Edwin Sprague has returned
to ner home 10 BrookheId after a visit
in this city with Mrs. Louis Conn.
Mrs. AlbertT Morse and daughter,
Miss Stella Of Randol ph, are the guests
of +. e. Rog' r. and family,
The case If S.dte VS.. Fred Goodson
for a brt acn vi the peace is IN trial in
the city court this Afternoon before
Judge Fay and Il jury. The case is
the outcome Of an alleged assault on
Bert Du, fer, said 10 have been COM
mitted in Can'on's salo n.
Thomas II. Marion and his nephew
1eurge Marion 0 keene, N. H., will
leave tom Jrrow going by way Buf-
falO. The young ma | will learn the
granite business fr,m his uncle.
Miss Stella w. Mao of Walthar,
Mass. arrived III .nl, city last even
log for a vi H. with M. and Mrs. Fl.
b. Brooks. She and Mrs Brooks are
81 ,terS
Charles H Sawyer n the represen.
ia ion Of Leunaro " Ellis, Boston, left
this ~ rning f,r 5 owe.
The G. V. pay car was in the city
this nUOn.
Robt TT and Ruth Hall Of Brooktield
have been visiting their uncle and
aunt Oh. and MS H r. S.oughton.
Miss Juline Gilchrist who has been
the guest u Col and MIS- Fl. r
S%toughton has returned to ner nome
in Sume1 VII e, Mass.
A. D. Morse left this morning for
Old O chard b ach, Me.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07
CITY NEWS

Deputy Sheriff II. J Slaytea AG
s nth Barre left last night for xsae-
chusetis On business.
G S. Ropes and j. W. Greassr1 81
East Barre lett this morrSa &c Ger
Northtield, Mass, to atte9f ~.
Moody meetings.
Chandler Ltdd left this nvzkq
for Sharon to take his little TrHu
daughter, Beth Laid, back HhRr,
hOma.
The st Lawrence with tie ssrxx
car ''Manstielo" attached pUithi ~,
this city this morning on aks asgr
from New London to st Alhtox. 4xl
board there were General n lx0axs
r ). Logan, Chief Engineer. &. E4.
Morrison Master Car Builder TIE
man and K ,ad Master, w. P tEese4.
Cne party will have about 81 aaprlf
consulting our contemplated cEaRxaa
in the tracks and other &xEy%y
ment C,l. H. r. Stougtam xzxEl
called into in the proposed pan
Engine 90 broke a spring IL e.rws
the 9:35 train this morning aS 81
CINE ~ had to take its place
Mrs 6. NJ. Dnugiass who 4x .sz -
Quoted a b arding house ia uIf.1sF9
for many years is obliged ts ,s1zn
rom business on account d Nx
health and is to sell out at ssJM9a
sale.
In oder TO secure r. liable u. eayos. { Z
transportati "a for the annu& GxE
picnic Saturday the picnic cnuass2&4E
Of Clan Gordan. O. s. c., haze xEtx
ar)a"gemeI is With the Centrak V<.f-
mont To run special trains to auf ds1s
the picnic grounds at CherryHa[ef~x<
on tn Vt day The road has agsas- II
nave plenty OF Cars on hand II N N.aY
modate all the people that wil CHE
to ride.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07
EAST BARRE.

An operation was successfully per-
formed on Mrs. viii Nye at Mont
pelier on Tuesd ". She is reported to
be as comfortable IS possible.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Bixby
continues very Ill.
While Tom Maloney was standing
near a car at Langdon's quarry, a
blast was fired. A large piece of stone
struck his back, bruising it badly ana
injuring his kidneys
Mrs. Lafleur, an old woman aged so
years, fel down stairs, breaking her
arm in two places and cutting her
head. DR.. McSweeny set the broken
bones, but thought her too weak to
stand further treatment.
Verne Coleman has left East Barre
to pursue studies at a Business College
in Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Of Boston are
visiting at Mrs. Justin Woodlands.
Dean Corliss Is now working in the
store Of John Dix.
Miss Skinner and E b r Cheney of
Montpelier are visiting al the home OF
their grandmother, Mrs. Cheney.
Hugh Noyes Of Newport has come
East Barre to assist DR.. Macarthur In
his drug store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07
WEST BERLIN.

The house of j o. Williams was
burglariAed about 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning by unknown p.rties and a
small sum of money and come jewelry
was take. Mr.. William heard the
burglars ia the house but thought it
was his Sol returning home. Lat r
his son arrived and 1t was then That
the fact that a burglary was commit
ted was learned. the tracks OF the
Invaders were found but tneir iden-
tity is still a mystery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07

It was a grand thing Tor this community
that sucn an entelprlsing firm as Parlor
Drug Store secured the Agency for DR.,
King New Discovery for Consumption,
the wonderful remedy that has startled
the world by its marvellous cures. The
Juror OF enthusiasm over it has Doomed
their business. as the demand for it is
immense. They give free trial bottles to
sufferers, and positively AuaIante- 1t to
cure Coughs, Cold-. Bronchitis. Asthma,
Croup, and all Throat and Lang Troubles.
A trial proves its merit. Price SOC and
SLIGO.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07

Your advertisement in the TELx
GRAM is read by about 4.9B sut
scribers every day. Add Gn Azs sssa
members of their families AMI Tx zsM
you are placing your businssx sssxEf
10000 people in this vicinity sVxr.r
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07

SHARON.
Miss Carrie Wiley Of Montpelier
has been the recent guest Of Mrs.
Clara Wiley.
Mrs.. Atwood and Mrs. John Stimetf
and children Of Randolph have been
at 5. II. Amsden's the past week.
W. A. Freeman visited relatives In
Hartford and White River Junction
Monday and Tu sday.
Mr.. Stone Of Waterbury, formerly
OF this place, was 10 town Monday on
business.
j. S. Wiley was in Hartford and
Norwich recently.
Mrs. Melinda Kimball has gone t(
BratLleboro to see ner husband.
Mrs. Titus Spydell and 'oi Ralph
have gone TO Rochester.
There is a ball game advertised fol
Aug. l4th b'tWeen lue Bethel and
Sharon mines.
Mary. Harrington is working at
Manley's MOTEL.
Lizzie Freeman is at b. =. Woods
in Hartford.
Gertrude Snow and Cora Taggart OF
Provincetown, Mass, made a brief
Call on on friends and relatives here
last week.
Mrs. George Morey and grand.
daughter, Hattie Percival, are visit.
ing at M. G. NOyes'.
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Wiley were at
West Hartford Friday.
M. and Mrs. A. H. Badger and Mr..
and Mrs. Cheney made a trip 10 the
Elizabeth mines Friday.
William Flower is working on the
section.
Charles Gusha is building a barn
near his mothers house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Hazen OF
West Hartford were 10 town last Sun-
day.
Camp Barrett is again in it's old
place On the depot side OF the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kimball Of Que
chez we e here Sunday.
Mrs. Ben NJ rise and Eva have re.
turned to their home.
Rev. L B. Steele was in Rutland
recently.
Mr.. Cheney, with his wife and son.
went to their nume IN Worcester the
first of the week.
MIR. and Mr.. Marvel are boarding
at Manley's hotel
Kitty Wa do of Bethel has been
visiting at Mrs. Samuel Kimba]l's the
past week.
Mrs. John Fales died last Friday.
The funeral was neld at the house on
Sunday, Rev. l.. b. Steele otficiat-
ing.
Mrs. Sarah Baxter was in White
River junction calling on frie nds Sat.
urday.
Walter Aldrich Of Boston, Mass,
was ia town recently.
Mrs Vilora Flower and grandson
Arthur are soon To return to Bethel.
F. M. Marley and Sam Kimball at
tended the ball game at Woodstock on
Saturday.
Mrs. John Keith has been very sick
the past few days.
White River lodge Of Odd Fellows,
No. Sc, conferred the first degree
upon Two candidates last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Sophia Bicknell, Mrs II est
BADGER aud Beatrice Cnamberllu are
visiting in Barnard.
Miss Celia Marsh has been the guest
the past week Of Mrs. CnaS. Roberts
in Claremont.
Mrs. Myrtle Wheeler Dow of Ga e.
mont is visiting her parents in this
place.
r. s. Peck of Burlington, repre-
>entlng the National Lie Insurance
Co.,, aud W. II. S. Wnitcomn of Bur
lington, representing the New Iork
Equitable Life Insurance Co have
Dteu III lOWu vi buollCSo NQIluS VliC
past week.
The Misses Lille and Georgia Mo-
sher Of ClaleMont are visiting In This
town.
Rev. Charles Penoyer of Boston
preached for Rev Mr.. Sargent in the
Congregational church Sunday morn
iug to a good congregation. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Ashley and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hub
bard Of South ROYAL on.
Two men attempted to break into
j. II. Marsh'S Satu day night,
George Varnum had a severe shock
Friday afternoon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07
CRY NEWS

Az LS hICSNAAS -
picnic committee, held last evening,
10 the tool sharpeners rooms, an or
ganizqtion was perfected as follows:
President, Alex Anderson: vice presi-
dent, Geo. Livingston; secretary.
Frank Merchant: treasurer, Peter AL
exinder. The Following committees
were elected and are requested 10 re-
port at the next meeting: Athletic
spcrts, supplies and tent, W Mackie,
J. Bjorn: prizes and games, D. W.
s. ith, W. NJ Mackie and e. l.. Tay-
Tor: printing, N. j. Roberts and f.
E Langley; Italian games, Fl Cas-.
ellini: supplies and eatables, F Bruce,
|, Cook and F. Merchant; orators, A.
Anderson and F. E. Langley; band
and orchestra, F Bruce and +. Mer-
chant. The committee on grounds
reported that they had engaged
Cherryvale Grove The committee
will meet again Friday evening, Aug.
9, and all are r, quested to attend.
the meeting, as USUAL. will be ht Id In
the tool sharpener, % ms. Treasurer
Alexander has been instructed to 60
ahead and get out the tickets and
coupons.
Inc trouble on the Raymr nd, CAL,
job has been se.tled and a two years
agreement has been signed. Alex
Robertson, secretary G. c. N. U,
The Granite Tool Manufactures met
Saturday night with the executive
committee OF the Central Lab Union
and adopted a scale Of prices. Ga and
after August 10th they will 60 on
to a cash basis. The agreement was
signed oy Trow & Holden, William
Charles, James Ahern and c. E.
Hobbs, 9S- ,03
The holy " Mrs.. Harvey Webster
"N'l' yit TT brought hele to-
morrow t { bu!ial
Mr> nu} Ma roe of East Orange,
N,J Is the guest ut Mrs. Francis
Lee.
DR.. George Wiieelerot aston the
lor'l7t pflprie OF Of tne H A.. Holt
"Foef Hnop, Is in the CITY visiting
lrlendS.
NJ Op a Delaney IF Burlington
Mtue guest If uer sister Mrs. +. M.
Waterman.
Dr {. +. Camp is in Burlingt'n to-
Gay at the Mary Fletcher H4>pil.4 for
LIS usual bl.weekly visit.
The funeral of w. E.Hunt the man
VINO committed suicide Sunday was
nelu To-Day al his late home at Cutler
Uofner Orange. Prayer was said at
.ue mousse a 10 o'clock after which
ele oudy was taken 10 P~lainfield where
SERVICES were held in the Methodist
clufcn. Rev. J. A. Sheruurne of this
ivy olllcl 4ting. Tue body was buried
III the Plainteld cemetery.
dolph.
U. mast has gone to St Adams
" attend the funeral Of his brothers.
child.
george Marion of Keene, N. H.,
- visiting relatives in this city for a
few days.
henry Hodgedon, resident inspec.
w., VI Inc New England Telephone &
;saeeraph Co., met with a severe &C.
t,uen1 This morning. He was on the
paok PIAZZA Of the w. H. Gladdinp
,tuek Looking for a crossed were when
ea ae WIRE he had hold Of became cross
%lln an electric light wire and he
teI a shock which caused him to
m a. INTO the river some 20 feet below.
NV was SO badly bruised and stunned
nv 0ne iall that he could only crawl
y vi the water and get to his room.
,h Mrs. Joseph Hoyt and children left
morning for Stowe.
ee lev; E NJ. Fuller left for North.
Mau, Mass, last night to attend the
"oooy meetings.
for I'SS Lizzie Fraser left this morning
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07

A good advertiser gets quics- xu1xA
ae also wants many people 4. gxes
his advertisement and for that rxxT
uses the TELEGRAM as the nAaiA&
through which he reaches then.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-07

The TELEGRAM is the paper to
place your want, for sale or to reI
advertisement in, as you get qui1
results. Have you tried it ?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-28
Inauguration solemne
de la Catedra1 de Leon

Ri cable nos cOmunica hoy que ha
sido inaugurado solemEemente ell her
moSo temple de la capital leonesa, Gu
yo acto fue recientemente aplazado
segun acuerdo que adopt6 ell Obispo
de aquella di6cesis, de contormdad con
ell gObiernO.
Ell motive de este aplazamento de-
bi6se al deseo legitimo que existla, por
parte del clero de Le6C, de que el acto
reyistiese la mayor solemnidad possible
y de que tuviese totos los caracteres
de una verdadera fiesta nacional, tanto
por la importanca ecclesiastical Ie}i
giosa que tiane y ha tenldo Ell pasados
{ empos la citada X esia castellana
C mo por la ma'aV.loa, bel 'eza just0
rer0mbre Ge que GOA Ell incomp lrab e
m0numento, que constitaye una De
nuestras mas vaipss joyas arqnltec-
t6Hicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-28
LA INSTRUCTION
EN- PUERTO RICO
IMP0RTARTe CIRCULAR


La Oficina de instruction Publica de
esta isla ha pub ioado una circular di
ciend0 que durante ell ano en- cIrso Sc
ha traiado de abrir 500 escuelas, 10
que no Sc pud0 realizar por no haberse
oonseguido ell :.1mero de maestros que
sc nect s'taban. De los EStadOs Uni
dos no Sc quiso traer mas que el abso .
lutamente necesario para Ia ensei14C "a
del idioma ingles para coadyuvar al
establecimiento de un bnen sistcma de
instruction Ell Puerto REQ.
TIatase de abrir para ell pr6ximo a1o
mil escuelas y co 0csr en- elias el ma
yor u1mero de nnos, auDque ee pre-
sen. a asimismo la d fieutad de enc0n-
trar eSe mismo nGmero de maestros
qnlenes por otra parte2 recibIan sCs
sueldos con puntualidad Como quie-
ra que en- Ia isla sobTan j6venes inteli
gentes que podrfan dirigir las menco-
nadas escuelas y que, con POGO que Sc
les ayude, llegaran a obtener los requi
sitos indispehsables, sc prOpone la
oitada Oficina esta5lecer una Escuela
Normal en- el elfico de Benefcencia,
dotada del material necesariO y Girigi-
da por macstos de reconocida compe
tencla, Ia que SO inauguraIa el Is de
JULIO pr0ximO continuando alberta por
espaco de diez semanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-28
Francia y Espa1a

Tn importante peri6dco parisi6r
publica un artfcUlo con motive de las
tiestas que Sc han ceebrado en- Tol6n
en- el que Sc regocija de la inteligencia
entire Francia 6 Italia, que considera
causa del atianzamiento de una paz
duradera, pues nj en- ell presente nj en-
ell porvenir- dice = es possible que sur
ia conf1icto algunO entire ambos pue-
| bios leTmanos.
La presencia en- aguas francesas de
un buque de guerra espanol da pretex
to al peri0dico para decir que Francia
ne amenaza los intereses de ning1no
de los pueblos que son sus hermanos
en- raza, por 10 que no debe habiarse DE-
que el Mediterraneo sea un lago frances
nj un lago italiano, sino un lago latino,
demOstrandose asi la so!idaridad de las
tres naciones que en- e dominan.
A este articulO del co.ega paris;6n
siguen los que insertan los demas pc
r.0dicOs Tepublicanos cor motive del
b7indis pronunciado por ell comandan-
te del PeldyQ, senior MoTeu, en- el ban
quote de Tol6n.
No estuvO tan expressive ell duque de
Geneva, hasta ell punto de que la prem
sa utrapirenaica llega q decir que es
mas possible Ia alianza franco espanola
que ell cOnvenio franco -italiano; estas
manifestaciones, hjas del amor propio
halagado de nuestros vecinos, es f3cl
que despierte recelos en- InSlaterra,
d0nde suensn, no sabemos con que in
tenc'6n, con las alisnzas que pueda
cOntraer nuestra patlia, llegando a de
cir peri0dicos que So tienen por sensa
tOs, & indudablemente ejercen iuflnen
cia en- la opinion p1blica del Reino
Undo, que nos entendemOs, en- dan0
suyO. con la duple alianza rusa france
sa y estamOs difpueStos a cederla la
la plaza de Ceuta.
Con el problema de- Gibraltar, recien
planteado por Mr. B wies, otras mi.
ras que Sc dan como ciertas, de Ingia-
terra hacia Espan4, n DOS parace may
oportuno, mientras no mejolem0s nues-
tra5 deIensae martini s, dar motive nj
pretextO algunO para d speItar susp-
cacias de podeIosos que no ocuitan
lclertamente los prop5sitOs que tienen
respecto a nuestra Daci0n, menos que
esas defensas Sc hayan realizado y la
opinion las 9eseonozca,