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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
NotIcias varias
VisitaS al Gobernador, La
Universidad, --Fondos ago.
tados en- la policfa,
NOMBRAM lENT0 D0MENEH
Renuncia admitida. = Candi-
dato a una Secretaria,
Matienzo Cintr6n,

Aver visitaron a. gobernador Win
throp los sedores don Modesto BIRD
Leon, pres dente del a~yuntamiento de-
Guayams, ell doctor Enrique G orz2lez
alcalde de dicha c~iuiad, y don ian
+. Baig, para asuntos que Sc relacio
naban con aqrel municipio, Todos
quedaron muy blen impresionados.
-En Ia Il TINA session de la Junts
general de la L aiversidad de Puerto
Rico, bsio Ia presidential del Comisio.
aado dc Educac.6a, no pudo tom arse
acuerdo alguno per no haber quorum.
Asislisron solamerte lo3 sefores Falk.
Ter, Wllloughby, Degetau, Huicy
Acufia.
La Junta de sfndicos de la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico, esta compues
"a en- la actualidad de los sehores 81
g~ulentes Gobernador, ComisionadC
de e~ducaci6n, Secretario, Attorney &c,
neral, Tesorero, don ROSeEdo Matlea.
20 Cintr6n, don Franci.co de P. Acu
ia, don Carlos Ma S Jler, don Federico
Degetau Gonzalez, don Luis Muhoz
Morales y don Bernardo Hu!cy.
La partida correspondence &
gastOs en- ell ouerpo de la poiicfA insu.
lar Sc ha agotado por complete, y sc
hace impossible 81 t-aslado de ninguno
de sus miembros hIsta ell diA II de
Julio,
-Ha causado proflrdo disgusto
entire los elementos unionistas de Ia
isls, ell nombramlento de don Earique
Domsnech como secretario del Conf,
siouado para la propaganda del cafe
en- los EstadCs U1idos,
Ell sab4do hara el Honorable
Attorney G eneral Mr.. Feuille la in
yes!igac.6a de los cargJs presenta
dos por Ell Fiscal sthor C4mii.lo,
contra nuestro queri 10 amigo dou
JoaA Labrador VInals, Marshall de la
Corts de DlStrito de esta capital,
Sc asegura que la plaza de Els.
cal de Agua6illa ha sido declarada
v%acante, por haber ~IreSentado su 1o-
nuncia MIR. Abraham K9pel, y So iudi-
can para Candidates para dlcho car.
go q los sen0res don Ramo- Q lin 0nes,
don Juan j. Perea, don Salvador Pr
cornell, don Rafael Palacios Rodri
guez y otros,
...Se e~ncuentra completamente res
tablecido de su Ultima enfermedad,
nuestro respectable amigo Ell senior Ro-
sendo Mat.e1zo Cintr6l, Speak er de
la Camara de Delsgados. Lo celebra.
moi vivsmente.
-Hs sido aceptada la renuncia
presentads por ell AlcaIde de Csmuy,
nuestro distinguido am go don L2u-
reLtlno Estrella, Deutro de unos diaI
nomhrara 81 Gobernador qulen ha de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26

Luego de repente;
-;Senor.
%-iSenorita.
-sNo quiere listed ve~n16rmelo?
FL joven Sc rio:
No soy negociante en- perros, Sc
Miss Holda Sc sonroj6;
--Bueno: adios, Bib.
Y con un profundo suspiro Sc diri-
gi6 hacia su tia.
"A la noche, I'm criado con librea
Sc present6 en- ell hotel donde Sc ALOHA.
ba don Eduardo H.. ell dichoso pro-
pietario de Bibf.
--Sehor--dijo ell lacayo,--miss Hol-
da me manda ofrecer a listed diez mil
dollars por Ell perrillo,
Amigo -contest6 Eduardo, Olga
listed q la ~seforita que no nj separare
jamas de Bib.
Al d1a siguiente la americana pa
seaba por ell parque buscando con su
mirada la alhaja viviente de sus en-
suenos. Eduardo fumaba IN cigarrillo
leyendo I'm diario. Miss Holda hizo
un espocie de saludo con la cabeza,
sin mas preambulos acarici6 a Bib
sobre las rodillas de su dueho.
-Sehor-dijo con vocesita insi
nuante Gquiere listed a todos los pc
rros 8 & este solamente?
Los quiero a todos sehorita; pc
70 Bib me interesa como n minia-
tura. Ell perro ha sido, desde los MAJ
remotos tiempos, ell feel compahero de
hombre; ha desempenado un impor
tante papel en- la organization social
ICuando ell hOmbre vagaba desnudo
| sin armas, sin defensa, durmiendo Ell
las grutas, habria sido segurament'
aniquilado por los animales feroces
| 81 no fuera la ayuda del perro, su ALA
| do, que olfateando las fieras, lie avisa
| ba ell peligro inminente y Sc batfa pc
81. Ell perro es I'm transfuga que, aban
donando a ~nuestros enemigos, ha pa
sado anuestras ilas, para ayudarno
a bacernos duenos del mundo animal
Miss Holda, que hab(a eScuchad'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
FL PERRO DOTAL

o atenci6n ell peQuefo curse de his.
toria natural de Eduardo, levant6 SUI
bitamente la cabeza y lie pregunt6;
tEs listed rico, senior?
Tengo 10 suticienGe para hacer
una vida agradable-contest6 Eduar-
do sonriendo.
-Pero. .Gcuanto es su rental
-Treinta mil. mas 6 menos.
La joven hizo n mueca.
-iOh -contest6 con aire desdeho-
so, yo.. cuatrocientos mil 10y mi
ito, propietario de minas en- Pensilva-
MIA me dejara ell doble.
-Tanto meior para listed, seho-
rita.
~ desearfa su perr6 de listed.
!, ---Lamento mucho tener que rehu.
sarselo; pero nj serfa impossible sepa-
rarme de Ell.
, Miss Holda flo sus oios de I'm
azal profundo en- oil dueio de Bib, y
en- tono resuelto le pregunt6:
-sC6mo me halla listed?
ME Larece listed encantadora.
Bib era, ain duda, de Ia misma
opinion, pues movis libremente Ia cola.
=. dEs| listed casado?
No.
-Pues bien: easese listed conmi-
co.. ;el r~errillo pertenecer& & los
dos.
Y sgreg6 con una sonrisa mali.
ejosa:
-Dormira q los pies de Duestra
cana.
Sucedi6 I'm periodic de Irritation.
Eduardo no pudo resistira Ia seduc.
ci6n y Bib fue testigo del casamiento.
-tQle piensa usted de esta histo.
ria? me pregunt6 ell doctor B.. que
me Ia contaba.
-Pienso-conteste, que seran fe.
Ices mientras viva Bibi.
-Pues, ent6nces, -replic6 81 doc
tor--lo ser&n cinco 8 seis amos. ;Qui-
sieran tener la misma felicidad en- la
vida.
kureIien SchOll.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
CoTte de OistIito
Demanda de Divorcio. = In
comparecencia de una de
las parties litigantes.
DELlTOS E%LECTORALES
juicio en- causa crimi-
nal, senalado por la Cor
te de este Distrito.

Esta manana sc vic ante la Corte
de Distrito de S~anJuan, el iuicio de
la demanda de divorcio, p~resentada
por don Sebastian Mol, contra su es-
posa doha Maria Llompart, por aban-
dono.
Representaba al demandante ell
Lcdo, Sarmiento, y q la demandada,
ell Lcdo. Cruz Castro.
Con motive do la incomparecencia
de esta Ultima, 81 Representative solicit
to de la Corte la transferencia del JUL
clio, siendo esta petici6n desestimada
por ell iuez presidente Toro Cuebas, 10
que motive la retirada del senior Cruz
Castro, de la sala.
La Corte despues de DIR a los tes.
tigos de la parte demandante, apla26
para otro dia la resolution de la de.
manda,
Tambien la Corte declare sin lugar
en- la mahana de hoy, las ~eXcepciones
presentadas por ell letrado senior Ros-
sy, en- la causa seguida contra Fran:
cisco Escalona y Antonio Codine,
acusados de yiolarlas leyeS electorales,
Ell senior Rosy, en- nombre de sus
Representatives, pidi6 que estos fueran
iuzgados en- iuicio por jurado.
Ell dia 81 del corriente, Sc vera an.
te ell tribunal de Distrito, ell dltimo
luicio en- causa criminal por hurto de
mayor cuantfa seguida contra Fran
cisco Rodriguez, alias SManteca.>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
DEL SENIOR MEDINA
lCOntinuaeidn de Ia pdqina 81

tCOntinuacidn dc la pdgina 81
cepto. Q ieda, pues, en- suspense el
luicio de La DEMoCRACIA sobre el to.
ltgrama que aparece mas arrlba. Por
70 que ats1s al dibuio de que Sc ha.
ola por todas parties, ratifcamos nues
ira Categorical Reproduction, no sin pc.
dir q los iueces benevolencia y gene
rosidsd en- Ell desgrsciadfsimo asun-
10 que nos Ccups,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
EDICT0

@OIS
Gn ia c. rte de Dlstritl Gel Distrito
Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
Estados Untdos &c America
Ell Prestdeute de los Estados Uni
los. S. S.
EMPLAZAMIdNTO
Jose Soler y Sierra, por 81 y como &C.
~sionario de Francisco SJler y We
lez, y en- representation de sus
memories hijos Juan Pablo y Nj
caelA Sober Velez.
Demanda1tes.
VERSUS
| Succession de Juan Eusebio Medina y
MARITIME.
Demapda1o.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
A Ia succession de Juan Eustbio Me.
| dina y Martinez, cuya Residential J
| .ersonas que Ia componen Sc desco-
unce, 6 sea ell demandsdo antes men
| cionado.
Por ia presente Sc notifca a Vds.
que Sc ha %preSentado en- la Ojcina del
| Secr4t4rio de la Corte de Distrito del
Oistri.o Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto
REQ, la de amanda del actor antes cita
10, ea Ia cual Sc solicita SO dicte una
septencia contra la succession deman.
iads, Dor la sums de cuat ocientos
sasenta y dos dollars, setenta y tres
csntavos, resto del credito htpoteca
rio ~otorgado por el causante NEEDN'T
4 favor del demandante, en- escriturs
pd rlies o.orgada en- Arecibo el u dt
Enero de 1897, ante oil Notario dor
Sch ISL an Munoz Rivera, { iuterese'
adeudadosi y ciento ochenta y IN do
liars cuarenta y ocho centavos. imptr
tie del pagare que Of propio Medint
Iotorgara 6 favor del seh r Soler q
dia Is de Noviembre de 1898, que tc.
Dtaliza seiscieptos cuarenta y cuatrt
dollars vtfote y IN c~entaVos, cor To-
iatsreses que correspondent y las COS
tas; Y que SO ordene oportunamsbte
case de no pagarse, la venla de la flo
ca hipotecada, radicada Ell 81 te 'mint
Municipal de Utuado, barrio de d u
Alfonso, lugar de las Cusvas, sp,ican
dose 81 preciO q a exlinci6n de la deu
CO rtf9rida.
i habi6ndose ordenaro por e
Hon. jose Il, f. Savage, Juez de est'
Corts de Distrito. que SO publiQue Vi
adicko cinco ysces en- ell peri6dlco <L.
DemocraciaS, de San Juan, une We
pur semaaa los Cuatro prineros $ G
QUITO & los tteinta dias de publicalt
u primerO, & flo de notifear q la su
cesi0n demandada que de no compa
recer d con.eatar dlcha dtmat da den
tro de los diez dias despues lie motif
cados. ST Ia notification 90 b ciere q
81 DtsTIt) y dentro dc los veirte dias
81 as hiciere flera del Distrito, psr,
ca la Isla de Puerto Rico, y dentro d
los ~cuarensa dias 81 Sc hiciere en- otr,
parta, ell demsndante podra s1licisa
y ubteper dc Ia Corte ell fallo pr la
suM3s reclamadas,
FIX endIda bsjo mi lirma y bellC
uicl2l della Corte de Distrito del Dis
sritu Jldicial de Areclbo, Pueitj Ri
co, NY y de Mayo de 1905
E. FERNANDEZ NANGA, Secretario
FGLIX SANroNT, Alb gado del de
~nanlante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
VeaSe nuestra seCciOn de
nOtiCias en- la pagina quinta

suslipirle, y este tomara p)ke.i6n 81
dls 10 de JUNO pr6ximo.
Sc indics como candidate pa
"a el cargo de Sub secretario de la
Corle de Dlstrito de San Juan al Sc
nor don Jose G. Torres, correligiona.
rio nues1ro %distiDguido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
DON MODESTO BIRD

Sc e%ncuentra en- San Juan este
respectable y querido compatriota, Il
quien reiteramos nuestro carinoso sa-
Judo, Saldra muy pronto hacia su
Residential de Guayama.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26

DEL Is al 30 de este mes, Sc en-
contrara en- San Juan el notable sh.
nador y reparsdor de pianos don To.
mas O.ero. Damos la notlcia 4 81
numerosa clientsla, ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-26
.AyiJO al pdDIi(O

Para intcr68 general pdbllco, avt.
samos, que con lecha 81 del eorriente
me, lie Mayo, traoladaremos nueotro
aImac5n y oicina q la Gale lie Ia For
llleza ndmer0 -.
To- Sutlr St~uag Mr}iae @
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
HERE AT HOME.
Salt Lake City Citizens Gladly
Testify.

II Is testimony Ike the following
that has placed the old quaker Rem
edy' 70 far above competitors. When
people right here az home mlse their
voice IN praise there IA no room left
for doubt Read tho public statement
Of a salt Lake city citizen;
Mrs. Alice Hordman Of 272 west
Eighth South, says IT attacks OF
bearing down pain directly below tho
Kidneys, always worse in the morning
n had oyere1erted myself the day
previous and always IN evidence II I
stopped and which sometimes were 30
pronounced aoross the small o. my back
and over the hips that was hardly
able TO get around II these are any
indications Of kidney complaint then
! had It for rour or Ave years. Advsr-
tisements about Doan's Kidney Pills
convinced me that th9re might be some
thing extra In their composition aud
induced me to go TO the r. ]. Kim Drug
Co.'S store for a box. | found the
results promised 20 be oS represented.
They gradually relieved the pain IN my
back and hips until an acute attack
disappeared
For sale by all dealers. Price hO
cents Foster Mllburu Co, Buffalo. N.
V, sole agonts for the United states
Remember the name -Doan's-aud
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

flexible suede with crushed title panel
boxed, Price $3.50 net san Francisco,
Paul Elder s. Company.
"A Little Love is "a Dangerous Thing
The Matrimonial Primer Just pub
llshed by Paul elder e. Company san
Francisco although designed partlcu-
larly for the enlightenment of those
fresh i'm the joys mysteries and prob
lens Of married life il sure TO be read,
quoted and enjoyed by a wide variety OF
readers While the weaknesses and
foihles Of husband and wife are freely
exposed and dealt with as frankly, sun
the purpose of the book ~ generous
and wholesome and its humor free tiom
any Objectionable liberties, with many
a bit Of good common sense sailed IN
sparkling with naive epigram, clever
satire and shrrwd wisdom
The Illustrations BY Gordon Ross are
unusually clever with 81 humor as deli
cate and fresh as that Of the text
Never has cupid been presented In as
many and as attractive guisc9 as I'm
this volume
The Primer. by virtue Of it's freshness
originality and attractive form has al
ready received "a catering advance sale
and bids fair 10 ou,sell even that little
book Of surprising popularity tNe
Cyulcs Calendar
Following We quote some Of the Epl'
grams.
when YOU are married be a good
conrad. II q breaks every canon of
your church and ancestry
II YOU selected Your wife because NJ
her style, don't growl when the styles
when your husband seems willing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
WHAT THE BEST MAGAZINES CONTAIN

writes about the best English that is
being turned out nowadays. The ar
ticle IN the October Reader is a test-
mony to the excellence Of Mr. Hap
goods judgment
An illustrated article, "A Modern Hip
podrome,' by Montrose j. Moses, tells
IN attractive style the story Of New
York's new place Of amusement where
dimensions-stag room, curtain area,
seating capacity--m measure only In -four
figures, and where things are done with
choruses and ballots that make the
achievements Of grand opera magnates
and tho Kiralfys look like child's play
George Brehm has made the drawings
for the story
Harvey j. O'Higgins has a whimsical
little story, Spring, the Sweet Spring,
that Is CleverIy done, Arthur b. Reeve
writes Of THE Sociology Of sunshine
the article being illustrated from photo
graphs, and showing i'm glaring con-
trast the conditions OF those New York
ers houses I'm tenemcuts--the modern
Clln-dWelers--iu the old days and the
ncv--the day Of model tements.
Especially Men" Is by George Ram
d0lph Chester, and liz one OF the best
things this popular writer OF short sto-
rlcs has done. II is illustrated by clyde
SQuires
The October mstallmcnt OF Meredith
Nicholson's story, "The House OF a
Thousand Candles" maintains the In
tense interest of the preceding chapters
and leaves the reader keyed up with
delighted anticipation of what may be
in store next month,
Other fiction IL THE Broken Knife,
by Edwin Balmer; cupid at the Scrib-
hlcrs,' by Charles Garvice THE King
and the candy Cane, by Frank Waller
Alien James H. Ford tells what
London Offers American Writer'S and
Chicago ana Democracy" Is the title
Of q short article 10y Edith Baker
Brown. "The Leading characteristics
of American Literature is the topic
discussed IN the Readers study and
"The writing of History Is the title
Of q scholarly criticism by r. Adding
ton Bruce Verse IN the October Reader
is BY james Whtcomb Riley Arthur
Strngcr Edwin Ellington Valentine,
Florence Earle Coates, John Challing
ana others The cover design one Of
the most artistic offered by any Of the
IAN magazines, Is by Franklin Booth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

that all economy shall be at the home
end insist upon laundering his shirts
yourself
Use your best conversational powers
occasionally at your own dinner Ia
bic"
Elevate your husbands sports by
participating IN them
P is the general Public.
And the Public generally knows
About everything II shouldn't
Except whore to keep it's nose.
The woman who charmed YOU with
her bright vivaCious wit may not be
able 10 Keep It up three hundred and
siXty-fve days In every year You
were q stimulant but you've become a
steady diet
X is the Ton you lost when
The coal I'm the bin was low;
or II may be the bin that went to MI
Her soubrettity after the show,
or possibly now 70 played that COW
called the favorito on the track.
or II may be was caught where Hlretio
fought
Al the bridge, against the whole
pack"
There are naggiug women and pro-
fame men. It Is TO he hoped they win
all marry each other,
h may stand for zero
I'm spite Of the axiom taught
That IN marriage two are one,
The result is often naught
Compound your interest daily
Subtract an fear and doubt
Multiply your Joys, add more love,
The sums worth figuring out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
NOTES.

Mrs. Humphrey Ward has evidently
had much difficulty IN naming her new
novel whose serial publication is 70
begin IN the November number of the
Century" IN the september issue OF
that magazine it was announced that
the story would be called FenWlcks
Ambitions now cable message from
the author brings change to 'ten-
wicks Career
Tho story Is that OF an artist who
leaves bis young wife and child I'm the
country and goes up TO London, on bor-
Towed money, to seek his fortune.
Tho final volume from the pen Of
the late Iafcadio Hearn VIII be pub
lished this fan by Messrs, Houghton,
Mlfnm y GO. % Is called THE Ro-
nance of the Milky Way and Other
Studies and Stories" The first paper
in the collection deals with the Japan
est mythology of the heavens another
Is based ON Herbert Speuccrs 'Ulti-
mate Questions ana gives Hearn'
own views about the mysterious prob
lens which occupied spencer during
the closing years of bis life; a third
deals with Japanese goblin and ghost
poetry, and there are more Japanese
stories and discussions VI Japanese
topics, Mr. Yonc Nogucht says of this
Jas, work th3t There is nothing foreign
about the book, Ho1rn's art Is nothing
hut the best Japanese art
The following is from o. paragraph on
the late Secretary of state. Mr. John
Hay. IN the London Spectators
1--WE must not forget 60 mention hts
very distinguished gifts as man Of
a.. |tI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

Special Correspondence.
7 ONION, Sept 90-It seems that
| further novels from the pen Of
| Ian Maclaren"--or the Rev. John
Watson, as he Is in private life
may be expected By his American read
ers before great while saw the
author Of Beside the Bonnie Brier
Bush" nj ha home In Liverpool yester-
day when Dr. Watson declared that
his recent action in rcslsnIng his pas
torate In that city was due entirely to
a wish to give himself up TO literary
work.
Tan Macaren" has occupied the pull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
Ton MacIaren" is TO
Resume Literary Work.
+oUp LONDON LITERARY LETTER..

church, In Liverpool, since 1850. His
decision to resign created dismay
among his Pensioners and every ef-
fort has been made TO persuade him to
continue his ecclesiastical work but
the author Is firm, Tor he says he has
found II true that no man can serve two
masters. And being Scotchman.
wlthal kindly one II is not likely
that he VIII change his mind.
Or. Watson has published nothing
since 1901, when his Life of the Mas
ter appeared Before getting into the
literary harness again, however he Is
going 20 take a holiday, and Is as yet
undecided whether he win spend most
OF the time In Egypt, which he greatly
enjoys, or IN sicily. which he has never
yet visited.
Dr. Watson Is popular lecturer, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30
SEPTEM Der.

Within the wood September sunlight lay
Dappling the golden soil; there was no sound
Save tn: acorns dropping to the ground
Or now and then the buge Of the Jay
AT times, squirrel from the bending spray
Leapt to the chestnut limb with venturous bound;
Or or some wooded crest the lonely hound
Woke the rev.rberations far away.
The corn was ranked in many tasseled tent
And blue,t baz: slept on the peaceful hills
Where once the Sagamores had fought and slam
Anear the Flooding farmer slowly bent
Across the lumber stretches, while the drill
Scattered the blessings Of the future grain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-30

event ATTRACTED less attention than
would have been expected from the
combination Of the two names. Mem
beers of tho Tennyson family were on
the platform one of them Mr. Tenny-
son d'Eyncnurt, briefly seconded a mo-
ton of thanks to the widow Of the
sculptor Lord Halam Tcnnyson was
present, but did not speak. The chief
orators We're the Bishop and Dean Of
Lincoln. The latter IN Tennysonian
phrase described the statue AS nodded
OF Arthur made by Berlin It's In
spiraton Is found In the lines OF Ten
nysOn quoted 10y the bishop
Flower In the crannied wall
| pluck you out Of the crannies.
| hold You here, roo, and an in my
hand,
Little flower; but II l could under
What you are, root and all, and all in
all,
should know what God and man Is,
II shows the poet with hent head
ponderng on the flower he holds 4
dog by his side looks trustngly and
lovingly IN TO hts face, seeking as
Watts himself explained for that
guidance 10 the secret of the larger
life' which the poe, sought to wrcst
from the flower
I'm Harpers for september, Mr. Al
den makes some interesting statements
on lhe relations Of author and editor;
When all has been said. II comes TO
TINS. as Tar AS magazines are concerned.
th1t the best Of them must insist upon
the thing rather than the name 10 such
an extent. indeed, that they moro Gag
crly welcome the thing without tho
H'llg' ll,'llc yuV lu' p"tlHl'"y5 Oh vac
claim sometimes made by am author
'Iu "'u". WIZ 'N'IS "pptH'uC' OF
ul"u'''l ,u'' ulH vPuliN'u' I'IIN
won, sI'l'''9 MN 10 10. unPurS'lon'l
"CgrP'"l'e OF o 'onlI lDut'oh Whlcn an
,u''"I uua III brn,."l lslllH f'u'il'd'
~ Z" ".l,'. vi H''INeu Ii7'In'i ION puts
~. ~ ye'IH 'bo, ''"syI 10 auniili ai'-
IIs. on pplu'a' AIlollet "Ilien or
Cl""' Vlf' ''u" uilu bIt,l'I POPULAR
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