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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
SterlinE-RoweII Contest.

REPt BLlC SPECIAL
Bloomington, ILL.,. March S.-AH signs now
point to the victory Of John A. Sterling
over Captain ]. H. Rowell in the race for
Congress in the Mclean County section Of
the new Seventeenth Congressman District.
The campaign closes next Friday. ard the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Tx -~e Permanently cured with out sur.
ky CicsI operation. Cure Guar.
Snfeed. Consultation free SEND
&c stamp FOR % page Booklet
DS n. SEf SMITH. Specia list, 500 Olive ST.. 81. Louis, no.
CITY ITEMS.

YOU will find everything the heart can
FoRD'Sii Everything from a Tcedle to an
anchor. or from masonS' meilS to gum
fowersii Without making invidious COM
parsons. CRAWFORD'S is really the one,
the only one. and the one only complete
store in the city,, They can feed you,
clcthe and shoe you. furnish your homes
throughout. and last, though not least.
nurse your babies!
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
An Appropriate birthday Gift

Is a sold gold birth-mohth ring. For
March. the hloodstone. signifying "Cour-
age" $50 to Sl5. at Mermod * Jaccard's.
Broadway and Locust.
Write for Catalogue. NOTED ree,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Ideas for Easter Gifts.

Candelabra. Prayer Books. Crosses. Cruel
fixes. Lily Vases. etc. Mermod & Jaccsrd's.
Broadway and Locust. Write for catalogue.
$500 engravings, mailed free.
Easter Cards. b~sG.'ifsl designs. SC 10 So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Wedding Invitations.

Correct forms. finest material and work
manship. at Mermod & Jaccasd's, society
stationers. Broadway and Locust.
Hrife for Samples and Prices.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

PEORIA. H.. March S.-The state board or
to receive 800 more patients IN
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

the new buildings Just finished. The total
number of insane persons confined in T..
asylum will then number about go. which
is the limit for some time to come.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS
MRS. JULIET

Quick service is a feature of the Delica
essen Lunchrooms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

From CintinBati, Chic,
which seems to be the
natural distributing
point for the products Of
all the factories OF Ohio,
we secured 5000 pairs of
t h c celebrated Blue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

shoes for easy wear, hospitals or the sick
room. 25 distinct styles from the latest
bulldog to the shoe suitable for a nun.
High, low or regular cut Of fine vici kid
and sold throughout the United States
for from $3.50 to $500 per pair-your
choice of anv shoe in this d. a.
lot for only $3.50 and. @1.1S
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10

The above is the semi-annual ap.
portionment.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10
FIFTH WEEK OF DISTRICT COURT
Record of Proceedings Had In koot~nai
County's Highest Tribunal.

Ernst Julius Fisher and Ignaz Rob
lof, natives Of Germany, were admit
ted 10 citizenship.
Case OF Peabody VS. johnson. de-
fendant was given 30 days 10 prepare,
file aud serve bill of exceptions and
statement on motion FOR new trial.
Case Of st. Paul. Minneapolis &
Manitoba Ry. vs.. 4. Laartz ct al. con-
tinned for the term.
Case OF Charles Jackson vs.. RATHER
ine Jackson, divorce, NJ ). Lindsay was
appointed referee 10 take testimony In
writing and report Ia the court.
Proponents motion To try Brady
will case without jury was denied.
Case Of Maggie Barney vs.. John
Barney, divorce, prayer Of plaintiff
granted.
Motion Of proponents In Brady will
case for change OF venue was denied.
The motion 10 appoint an elisor 10 eI-
ecute the special venire for five jurors
on the ground that the sheriff, his
deputies and the coroner were dis
qualified from executing same was
oyerrlled. The case was then re-
sumed with the following as jurors.
Charles Flatz, G. ii. Kelly. w. Il. Rus
sell, l.. McLennon. Samnel Starr, A.
Jones. Charles Crockett. Joseph La
ROGUE, Jacob Wilks. J. T. Hagemzn.
w. r. Davis. j. X Merritt Contest
ants motion TO dismiss appeal was de-
MED and trial Of case resumed.
Case OF Fannie Rumbaugh vs. ST.
mon Rumbaugh, divorce, continued
for further evidence.
Brady will case In progress and will
continue all the week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10
YOUNG MANS TRUE CHARACTER IS REVEALED
ILLS matn, Well known Insurance Man, Accused Of Ser.
lOus Crime aud Becomes Fugitive from Justice

that the girls movements aroused
suspicion and an investigation discius.
ing the truth followed.
William Lemiey, prominent
Priest River business man, is the
wronged girls brother-in-iaw, and
last Saturday he went 10 kootenai 10
bring Miss Alberts home. and she
readily consented To accompany him.
Mr. Lemley is quoted as saying that
no Efforts or expense will he spared to
bring Martin TO Justice. lie strongly
condemned the officers leniency and
lack Of vigilance, which resulted in
Martins escape.
To Officer Sawyer Martin is said to
have acknowledged his guilt, excus.
ing himself on the grounds that IA
young man must SOW his wild oats. y
IL has also developed that the object
Of the interview which he sought with
the girl at kootenai was Ia beg Of her
to lay the crime OF which he was
guilty at another's door. Jhis the
girl is reported to have iatly refused,
hence Martins anxiety 10 free him
self from the strong arm OF the law.
Ellis Martin is quite well known In
this locality and hitherto had borne a
fairly good reputation. He was en-
gagged in the insurance business, and
recently located here with his young
wife. On Christmas day child was
born tn them. The infant died and
was ouried last week. and AT the time
OF Martins arrest the grief stricken
Young mother is rep,rted to have been
i'll in bed. After the arrest last Fri
day Martin is said 10 have aclua;;ites!
his wife with the facts, but assured her
that the matter would very soon be
satisfactorily adjusted and that he
would return home.
Mrs. Martin appears Ia be refined
young woman and is said to be well
connected at her former home back in
Michigan. where Martin also halls
from. Through Onicer Sawyer IL Il
learned that she is facing this trying
ordeal brayely, and philosophically de-
clareS that since she was able 10 make
living before marrying Martin She
no doubt can do 50 again. While
Martin left her little or no ready
money she is not destitute, and she Is
said 10 have friends here who will not
see her want for anything. As usual
the sympathy OF this community is
with her. although her husband is
strongly condemned.
1t Is believed by the officers that
Martin has made his way into the
British possessions. where he has a
brother. The crime OF which he ls
guilty fhaying acknowledged his
guilt To oflicer sawyer Is rape, made
so because the wronged girl II uider
the ;tge Of consent, which in this state
is Is years. II is an extradtable Of
iense. and If he can be located Martin
will be brought back from Canada
Our statutes provide long term IN
the penltentiary for rape.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10

tenai forest reserve will have on the
town. Some believe that there are
advantages that will counteract the
dsad yantages. The government will
sell the stumpage and mill men Will
be able 10 secure saw logs more salts
faclorily than at present, and Bonners
Ferry's chances Of securing saw mi Is
NAV be bothered. These opinions ap-
pear to be based on the fact that at
Priest River. on the borders Of the re-
serve of the same name, two nam
moth mill concerns are going In ex-
pecting 10 secure stumpage on the re-
serve, and BonnerS Ferry may fare
likewise.
William Sheehy. f. W. Wheeler, f.
S. Crane, Il. NJ. Wark and ii. @.
Thompson were all in Rathdrum last
week attending the case Of MrGinnis
& johnson of Wallace vs. William
Sheehy, for the possession OF the lot
jumped by Sheehy on April >, 1901.
SAYS the Harrison Searchlight. The
case was decided in favor Of the plain
tiffs, McGinnis 4 johnson, the jury
giving them immediate possession.
The costs and one dollar damages were
taxed up to Mr.. Sheehy. The hnding
of the jury was in accord with the
courts instructions and will certainly
add To the value Of the titles in our
town. 1t will at least show conclu-
sively that the mere fact OF moving on
to a lot in the absence OF its owner is
not sufficient TO hold IL IL there are
any improvements whatever on the
lot In controversy. or If the owner is
capabl of showing that his intentions
were not of such q nature as to con-
stitute abandonment
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10

In the beginning God created tn.
heavens and the earth, then the edl
tor and liberal advertiser and the
prompt paying subscriber, which WA
all very good. says an exchange. Th~
next day II showed and He creates
the man who doesn't believe in 40
vertifing; another who does not taxi
the home paper then lie rcstee,
Then the devil got into the moulding
room and created the man who take
the paper for years without pay ing for
IL. After he had completed that sorS
job and having few Jumps OF mud
left, he created the excuse Of man
who settles his subscription by In
structing the postmaster to mark his
pa per refused.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10

A fugitive from justice with the
crime OF rape charged against him.
after escaping from an officer and de.
serting young wife. Such In brief is
the climax to the record Of one OF
Sandpoint's young men who has been
leading double life. but who had, pre-
vlous to these disclosures, borne a
fairly good reputation here.
Last Friday afternoon William Fa-
ger, who was acting constable here
during Mr.. Bakers temporary abb
sence, received a message from the
sherif's office at Rathdrum directing
him to arrest Ellis Martin, for whom
warrant had been issued on COM
plaint OF wronged girls father
charging Martin with the grave crime
OF rape. With the assistance Of Night
Marshal Sawyer, Martin was euticed
away from his home on some pfeiext
and placed under arrest. This meth
cd was deemed advisable by the Of
ficers owing to the delicate health of
Mrs. Martin, whom they were anxious
TO spare from the shock and humiiia.
tion incident to the arrest OF her hus-
band at the home.
After the arrest Mr.. Sawyer, who
was not then on duty as an officer,
turned the prisoner over to Mr. Fa.
ger. The prisoner begged not to be
locked up until he could be taken t.
Rathdrum, which courtesy was ex-
| tended To him. After gaining this
| first point the prisoner asked and was
granted the further privilege OF GO
ing to kootenai for an interview with
the wrGnged girl A couple oi saddle
horses were procured and the officer
accompanied Martin To kootenai, but
| Martin did not accompany the officer
back to Standpoint. The interview
which Martin had sought did not ter.
inmate satisfactorily, and an opportu-
nifty presenting, Martin gave the Of
ticer the Slip and has not since been
heard from.
The wronged young lady's age is
given as d. her name as Miss Alice
Alberts. and up To few weeks agC
she had been making her home with
her parents at Priest River. \ bout
| this time it became apparent To Mar
| tin that his Illicit relations with tho
young lady could not much longer be
concealed from her parents and
/ friends, and the upshot was that the
young lady, under the pretext Of 90
| ing To work in a store, left the pater.
nal home for Spokane. She did not
long remain in Spokane. but came tc
| kootenai where She WAS stopping
with friends when Martin sought tia
interview last Friday.
| Just how the father of the wronged
girl procured facts upon which TO base
his complaint against Martin is not
definitely known, but IL is presumed
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10
LOCAL NEWS rxoM EAruDHp-
4 Record of the weeks Desnss 81 IN.
COanty Seat.

C0unty Seat.
School re-opaned Monday y!th 80
attendance of over a0.
J. F. Schroeder OF SeneagnotGcn
was In The city Monday.
The Odd Fellows have purchased =
si0tj organ for their hall.
Mrs. q. ". Rnmbaugh left for her
home in Seattle Monday.
+. +. Travis and wife left for ,te
Sound on visit Tuesday.
N. p. Whitcanb Of Clark Fork was
transacting business here Monday.
A. A. Simpkins and Alice Briggs.
both of Spokane were married Tues-
day by Justice Of the Peace Marsh.
George Peac,,ck and family OF Gran
ite came Ia the city Monday and ar.
boarding Mt the home Of George Po.er
for the present.
The Forester OF America viii install
officers on Saturday evening, Jan. II.
after which a banquet will be held al
the Hotel Wright.
The Panhandle Abstract Company
will open an Office In the near futur.
In the building formerly occupied L.,
the Star restaurant.
Percy Bennett and wife. S. II. Wat
kins, p. J. Patenaude and others of
Athol attended the X. OF +. installs-
tion Tuesday evening.
George Reeves OF Rcardon. Wash.
and Miss Grace Travis OF Sucker iai-
were married New Years Eve al Sps-
kane and returned the next day u
Reardon To reside.
John O'iiGgvc and :. +. Henry q.
Bonners Ferry and +. A. Mccall of
Standpoint arrived i'm town TUESDAY
night inst in time for the RathAone
sisters lunch at the X. OF +. Hall
Last Friday evening man came
down from Wright's camp at North
Pole, broken out with smallpox H.
was taken In charge by the sheriff and
placed under quarantine restrictions
He was thought To be- past the stage
where there would be any danger OF
transmitting the disease.
Sheriff Dycr's gun fell from his
belt, while he was fixing a stoyepips
Monday and was discharged. The
ball struck the siovepipc, and either
plere ~ the pipe or the steel JACKIE
OF the bullet lodged in the muscles az
his left arm, inhictlng a painful
though not dangerous wound.
The installation of the officers of
the X. of p. and Rathbone Sister
lodges on Tuesday evening was mo>t
enjoyable affair. and all present cx-
pressed desire that the next installa.
iatidn bc Of tho same order. Tie
most striking feature of the program
We're the beautiful and impressive
ceremonies Of the Sisters. TO say moth
Ing of the elegant lunch which WI,
served
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-10

Aggregate Amount Divided Among tn.
several Counties for state Purposes.

Following is the school apporiion.
ment for January, as certified by Til.
superintendent ~ schools 10 the stat
auditor. The aggregate sum is sls
$3.50 as against sg,O0s -. the appor
tionment fer January last year:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07
Two Men Severely Hurt on
Tracks Above the
Harlem.
THROWN FROM A TRESTLE
Locomotive Came UDon Elevated
Road Employees Before They
Saw Il.

Two employees " n" Elevated RH''-
road had marvellous escape rom
DEAN this morning on me structure At
On" Hundred and Thir'y.serpni street
and hleN1ai"r avenue wlcr" 'h. L.
rain. and thos. ~ tn" Sew RlrrrIc
branch - 10. Nsw Fork. New Haven
tnl Hartford road NEE, TO run over tue
,-ihE. A. " AIS hU+h arc seriously IN
Iured and one ma, die
TIE men were stephen M>K.pty. ~
NJ 1855 THird avenue. ami samuel
kearus " no &c Willis avenue Both
tr- trlykmyu.
They w"r" walking along 'h, sttfIr-
,ure when rth-bound Elevated tr.un
came along A. asy stepped asii, 20
let j. pas th.' 1.l not r,;lcc e SOUTH
bound So York New Haven and Hart
ford tram rht' wr- om.ug .. ID --,.p
.sran,. ln r instant the ,rtla "a. upon
them th,r .It safety Us JOB q Jump
from ~. 'r,si..
lust a' McKopty vas preparing 90
Leap ~, lncompt,, .trurA han and Do,
was hurled 20 the street k,ur-s
plunged between the racks, and the
lower bare of tn' locomotive struck nlm
uu -br head
when McK"p,y w,s picked up 10 S..
found that Doe ntl q r.mrag frt.t.
% IA. arm. % Hs-s.pl. .tI.fui, .t 'a.
skull and Int, .HH. 4uJuT .- IT. Nt-
removed - n" Lebanon u 49, ..,. NH'ry
u was aid 'ft' his condition .- s"r. H4s
h"arns~ head WIS hNalg ht.' rsi
hu' is III not sauJ q ~ 10 q he tltal
and Nss sent home
The s,hin mon r" n'' arrested
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07
NOW THEATRICAL, REFORM.
unI, clean shows win lie Hooked
for Travelling.

The Eastern managers % tho Travel.
nng Theatrical Association ar" holdlnE
a secret session to-day AZ the Frfh
Avenue Hotel The officers ~ the as'
ISOLATION are. George krausr, rrcsi-
dent Joan q Jermine, VI President
Edward Minor. Secretary. and Thomas
bluklus Treasurer.
n Wua decided that only clean and
nTst. a.H shows viii be booked The
uu,s ton ~ reducing ne railroad cN-
p.ns'z TOR long Jumps vas alsI
talked about. a. well as the cancen,rl-
HtiDu of business. so that managers viii
not be deceived by fake enterprises
on the road
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07
PUPILS MARCHED OUT.
srhnnI Panic Checked nj Chicng 4"
IIrr-Ou caused
Explosion.

CHICAGO Feb Tho Sluf
building. ID, 80 = Randolph s'r,,
was destroyed hy nrr to-day ~
building w1S occupied hy IN, Dr,rs
watson paint aud uI "ompauy onI
gcorr. T. Rnscac 4 co pianos
I'll. liss i- estimated a. So e"
lars, uumh,r - pupils ~ hYs'ut-
rolisgr ! r'ho Ttudc building siio.rI. IS
wef. almost pluirestrt ken hut ~
rrursh,.d put NO zoos order ono woman
almost SUM. at.i. was carried uuf ...l
revived several f~rTr1 received U!u q
injuries from slight explosion auuus
the Ils HuG paints
The i've 5.srE warehouse no. So .s-
Michigan uEynu. was destroyed hy ...
TODAY. rns tllIUE t loss ~ So suH I'm.
irs aruN. uI. BOO tg, Hla, W.uf HrI
burned RAPIDLY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07
snnIi-ros scare nm Error.

* 'pr- FrI"iIHd mo 'eus ia. house
90 - 20 West S.N'y-s'.Dui street. is
mH % worried because the Health Hoard
rrIar'ed .as, ~ SINAI pix rom that
address rac error Was due to a re-.
y"rsei - As Margaret Mcdonald, the
patient WAS removed from No 10 West
Sixty-second street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07
FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL.
Many Guest. HAD NRrrov Escapes
at Minneapolis.

INDIAN MINI Fob . Ere
destroyed 10. V.r1um, Hose. a '4-,"-
story building. to-day.
Many guest. "a the hotel had narrpw
a-ran"- Tn. logs ss' mated ~ f1b.bS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07
C0NSU M P Tl0N
A Disease. That Is the
Terror of Our Times.
VinOI Can Prevent

Consumption IS no. hereditary.
The best physicians to-day tell us ~
\ predispos!tion 20 the trou.yq6
however. is TO be feared II any st
you have had ancestors who suffered
from this AWFUL disease or died from
u, then you should take particular
care
Your system l. such tina: und
favorable circumstances thH discas"
germ is likely to find resting place.
take root flourish develop and end.
as all 'nusumptiva cases must end.
eventually in ica y The person
susceptible 20 this disease is like
ground favorable FOR the cultivation
~ "riaiu seeds 'hc seed once placed
on such ground thriycs and fiourishes.
II you Will only come IA and let us
talk with YOU We can tell you bet-
Ter In few minutes personal CONVEX
sition al. hat Ninol can do To cure
coughs and prevent consumption
than We can describe to YOU in pag
OF type Hut. briefly 80 viii state
for tho benefit ~ uur many friends
that we know that Ninol iuyiguraIeS
the stomach cnriche- the blood. crc-
ates flesh and gives 20 the taknr
strength. and ,hus throws OF disease.
This is done because II contains
those yaluaul. medicinal ingredients
in highly concentrated state ;Ldt
made cod Liver Oh famous. Tho ad-
vantage OF Niuoi over the old forms
ot cod Liver oil lies IN the fact tia.
tue medicinal elements are contained
IN much more powerful state. AMI
the disigrcclhlc and obnoxious
grease that was such n drawback 80
Cod Liver oil is entirely eliminated.
The following letter on this snhjcc.
NAV interest YOU
AZ cr using Niuol N my family
FOR about six months deem II my
duty to say something n It's behalf.
Nv wife mad a cough last winter and
thought she would 20 Into con-
sumption but ! gD' Two bottles ~
Vlnol for her which cured tho cough
and helped her % many other ways
Since aking II she hrs not even had
n cold J STU ART.
Alexandria CITY Ala
Remember. We guarantee that yinol
will alway, 10 all We claim for 1t. ard
always stand ready TO refund the cost
of the medicine TO any one who Is MT
satisfied that what VIC claim Is true.
Riker's Drug Store
9th AVE. and aad ct
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07

LONDON, Feb : The Re-. Dr N.w-
utH Hon ha seen confined 10 hls bed
here Tor % week Ills condition tO.nigAt
Is unchanged
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-07

Remember. We guarantee that Vinol
will always DO all We claim for 1t. ard
always stand ready TO refund the cost
of the medicine 10 any one who Is MT
satisfied that what VIC claim Is true.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-16
Cables submarines.
ASOmbrOSa 0StadlStiCa.

Segdn Ia Ultima ed dici6n del cua-
dro Official pablicado por la ofcina
telegraflca international de 3 3rns,
existen actu slmente emil setecien
tos cincuentaa cables tele g taicos
submarines, que suman una longi-
tud total de <trescientos cincuenta y
ocho mil ciento treinta y siete kil6
metros.
C1ando SO halls instalado ell
nuevO cable del PAcf6co, cuyA lon
gitud aproximada ser& de equince
mil kil6metrosD nue3tro planets es
tara circundado por una red telegra-
fca submarine, cuyo desarrollo to-
tai sera igual; 6 pCco menos, a la
distanciA media que separa la tie
IRA de Ia luna, 8 sean <trescientos
ochents y cuatro mil cuatrocientos
cincueuta y cuatro Kilometres.
De los cables existentes, "mi;
trecieqt0s ochentA" con una longi
tud de "treints y nueve mil ocho'
cie0tos cincuenta y un" kilometres,
son propiedsd de diverscs gobier
ncs, en- tanto que solCs 'trescientos
setenta 10 son de Compa MAS parti
culares.
En- cambio, estos cables son in
comparablemente mas importantes
que aqu@llos y tienen IN desArrollo
de ''trescientos diez ocho mil dos
cfentos ochenta y seia Kilometres.
Ls Comps MS que posee ell cable
ma largo, es ID ''Es stern Telegraph
Company" de Londre<, cuys red tie
ne una extension de "setenta y tres
mil doscientos veintitl IS" kll6me
tros.
FL cs bla mas dilatalo que exis
to en- Ia actualidad IS ell tendido en-
tre Brest y el cabo G d (Mass achus
sets), que fu6 instalado en- 1898: nj
de ''cinco mil ochocientos setent& y
ocho kil6metros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-16
jO0Sapar0C6r6
IDglaterra?
S0riOS t0mOr0S

El derrumbamiento del Acsnti a .
do de Rams gate, ocprrido hace po-
cos dias, hs sembrado la alarm, en-
tle vari0s ir g 9niercs espe ci.- -istas
de Inglaterr@, que ven en- aquel fer6
memo un G ave peligro para su ma
ci6n.
ST SO les hs de dar cr6dito, el
Reino Undo esta llamado q desapa-
recer, y desgracia tan sensible para
ell muE do entero Sc debera al traba-
10 constante de las olas, sc bre las q
Inglaterra reiua y triunfA actual
mente.
Ys, antes de ahorA, los embates
del mar han arrebatAdo verdadt ras
zonas de territorio, situadas entire
Brighton y Ro5tingde IN, y sino Sc
adoptan las opOrtun&s medidas-
jqu6 me1idas seran- esas?-el Oc6A.
no acAbara por llevArse haqta ell 81
timo trozo de terreno, y Ia Gran BE.
taGa, ioh dolorl desaparecera del
msps.
Los ipgenierts piden & voz en-
cuello que Sc b ga slgo, pues de 10
contrariO, la orgulloss Albion ha.
bra, quiza, sido trSgada por los ma.
res antes de naber vencido las dos
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