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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Records OF the Past for December has
for frontispiece a picture Of statue OF
Kephren, an ancient king OF Egypt,
which Is one of the illustrations for
Early Art in Egypt" an excellent paper
by Prof. G Frederick Wright. D, d.
Ii. ., "CUrf Dwellere of Northern Mex
leo" Tho Language Of the Massachu-
setts Indians" Prehistoric Mandan Re
mains In North Dakota, arc finc papers
showing much ability and resource. Edi-
torial notes comprise Preservation Of
Mandan Remains and Fire Walking In
India" 1t is most interesting and val
uablc magazine. Records of the Past Ex-
ploration Society, publishers, Washing
ton, D c..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Little Chief Mining and Milling com
pany. Principal place Of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah, Noticc.-There. are de
lnquent upon the following described
stock on account OF assessment No. q Of
one ID cent per share. levied December
], 1905. payable on or before January 15
1906, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders
as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

An important sociological work Is promised by
the Bnl;er & Taylor company. under tho title
OF The Country Town-A Study OF Rural Eyo-
luiion' by Wilbur l.. Anderson OF BEotcr
y. H., with an Introduction by DIR. Josiah
strong Mr.. Anderson traces the deterioration
of the country town. which began with tho in
PRODUCTION OF machinery and tho new Indus
TRIAL order, and points out the extent OF ru-
raj depletion. Hc then goes 10 show tho
vitality OF many towns and tho recovery which
thoy have made. laying especial emphasis on
the foct that the deserted farm means gener-
ally that the family has moved 10 the cities
FOR greater prosperity The strongest and
most important part OF hle studies. perhaps. IS
the remedies which he suggests Tor the s1lVa-
ton OF rural settlements The book VIII be
issued In February.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Casters Magazine for January has for
frontispiece a portrait OF William Ban
croft Potter engineer, and a sketch OF
him is given. The Largest Turbine
Steamship in the World by Archibald s.
Hurd, describes the Carmania OF the Gu
nard line Better Methods OF Compen-
satIon for Workmen," by George w,
Dick!e, proposes the taking OF work as
whole by the workmen. on any given bid
by the contractor, first satisfying the
workmen that the price is fair. Some
Notable American Railway Bridges" arc
described and pictured by James G. Wal
ton. Fire Hazards and How TO Avoid
Them" by Washington Devereux, In
spector for the Philadelphia Fire Under
writer's Association. insists upon condi-
tions which, II generally observed, would
mako fres impossible and fire insurance
a back number. other and technical pa
pers complete a fine number. Cassier
Magazine Company, publishers, New
York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Tho Twentieth Century for February
opens with powerful and telling article
by John Brsben Walker "Insuronce
Problem the Way Out; and this way Is
by the State taking over tho business.
we assent 10 this same remedy, as Il is
In accord with our views previously cv-
pressed In The Tribune The Eleven
Groups OF Men that Control Wall Street"
Is also great showing. one which must
make the people think The Conaer.
Yausm OF Human Beauty" The Worlds
Delightful Inconsistencies The Trac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Men and Women for January gives the
story (by Lincoln SteffcnsD OF Mark Fa-
gan of Jersey city, "A Servant Of God
and the People" Saving a City's Child
rem" is the story OF the fight against
child labor in the stores OF Cleveland.
'.Fattcnlng for the Knife" is a study OF
public men and the causes that lead to
their undolng. The Truth about Call
leo Is a pap0r Of sobriety and scholar
ship, vet too apologetIc 20 be OF much
force There are good stories, household
matters. and readable fiction Men and
Women Publishing Company, Cincinnati
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Just hfty years ago the frst number OF
Frank Leslie's Weekly wns issued and In com
nemoration Of tho anniversary a reprint has
been made by tho publishers which offers nr
opportunity for interesting comparison be
tween the methods employed in that day and
those OF tho present, both in pictorial Illus
uatlon and In the treatment Of public onairs
OF the hour Ono department OF the weekly
magazine however, has been but slightly modi-
Ned In the intervening period-that which
deals with books
In tho issue ot Loslis's Weekly for Dccem-
Der Is, ISIS there was printed an cTcsISnt
notice Of Llpplncotto Pronouucinc Gazetteer
or the Worlt which had just been pubNnhed
ard the verdict thcn pronounced 10y the book.
reviewer, II is worth noting Is reiterated and
emphasized by every reviewer who within tho
past low weeks has been writing uVon the
new edition of tho same work. This new cd
ton by tho way, while in physical proportions
not 30 much larger than tho earlier edition
comprcsscs an amount OF information regard
Ing the world and Its principal divisions. cities
and gcoSr graphical fentuies many, many times
greater than that which covered quite salts
factorily the same field rrty years ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC-
TURERS
Excursion to Logan,

January "a via o. S. L. Round trip
only $50 tickets good for return TO
January %. Special train leaves Salt Lake
a. m, returning, reaches this city ut
80 p. m. See agents
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,,rrent Publications

beyond those narrated OF in the first vol
umes Both books are very agreeable side
reading for pupils from the second TO the
third year Glasses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Current Literature for January has for
frontispieco a picture OF Wattss new
statue OF Tennyson. IL has "A Review
of the World" under eight titles, and
multitude OF sub-titles; Literature and
Art" seven titles, with many subdivis-
lons Religion and Ethics ten titles;
Science and Discovery" six titles; "Mu-
sic and tho Drama" FIVE; Persons in the
Foreground" five; Recent Poetry nine;
Recent Fiction and the Critics" six
There are stories, THE Three Elms.
complete story by Henry Normandy
Under the Umbrella complete story
by Enrico Castelnuevo; and "The Mai
denis ouivering Heart" a phantasy by
]. L. Perez. The Current Literature Pub
fishing Co. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

The Smart Set for February has for
frontisplece a fine portrait OF Mrs. Potter
Palmer. It's novelette, is News and the
Man" being the full narrative OF the
stolen story and the strange romance In
the career OF Billy Woods II is a stirring
story, exceedingly well told. There are
two collaborative stories, The Drowned
by Theodosis Gamin and Kate Jordan.
and The Laurel OF Gossip" by Richard
lie Gailienne and 1rma Perry. There are
contributions also by Tom Mason. Gin
ton Scollsrd, Bliss Carmnn. Zona Gale.
and other good writer's comprising short
stories and poems. and bright bits for
"nning'' II Is a bright, audacious maga-
zine. The Ess Ess Publishing Company
New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

The New England Magazine for Janu-
ery has an appreciation Of Hezekiah But
terworth; and his great services 10 the
youth are well set forth. There is an ex-
cellcnt illustrated paper on the New
Hampshire Agricultural College, which is
doing good practical work. "Urbanizing
Rural New England" "Barbarism In
Maine" Ben Franklin In Boston, Poor
Richards Sayings" with reproductions OF
original illustrations, and Country Col
lege Settlements" are specialties, and
there are good stories poems, and
sketches. America Company. publishers,
Boston
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
THE MAGAZINES.

The World Almanac and Encyclopedia
for 1915 is received II is without doubt
the best year book produced anywhere.
for general information. II Is complete in
calendar information, and has everything
one would expect 10 find In such pub
lIcation. and an amazing lot OF things one
could hardly expect TO hnd in such
pamphlet. II is certainly the boss. IL
Is a storehouse OF ready reference avail
able either for the pocket or the desk. 1t
comprises GO pages OF information on
pretty nearly any subject one would wish
20 inquire about. II is a practical IL
brary in small scope. and its contents are
eminently serviceable, carrying Just what
one wants TO know. and TO know quick.
The World Almanac ~ Pulitzer Building
New York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Tho Technical World for February tells
the STORY Of the Steel Industry" with
numerous Illustrations. It gives n history
OF tho successful growing Of tea IN South
Carolina; tolls OF debating letters by tcIe-
graph: OF the utilizing OF Niagara: de,
scrlbcs and Illustrates the voting ma
chimes in use; lamcnts tho waste Of vast
motive power; shows the building OF the
huge bridge, over the Zambesi, Just below
Victoria falls; describes the making OF
alcohol out OF sawdust. and has a ycry
0ne lot Of articles, short and to the point
on practical matters In use and helpful
ness The Technical World Co. publish
crs, Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

New editions Of Mr Howells's London
Films have been ordered for both England and
America Other new editions announced by the
6arpers include Hamin Garland's The 1y-
ranny OF tho Dark" and Mrs. Frceman's The
Debtor nmong recent publications. while
many old favorites. such Brontcs "Profes-
sor.' George Ellots Felix Holt and Bnrdy 8
Return or the Native are being reprinted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

ton Question In Chicago" On which
Mayor Dunno insists that municipal own
ership ls sure), and many other articles
OF interest. are carried. There are fancies
by Max Nordau. Annie Warner. Tom
Mason. and others, making UP a maga-
zine OF great interest and variety. John
Brisben Walker. editor. Irvington. n. Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Sunset for January opens with lively
paper. well illustrated, A'Tenderfoot in
Texas" and then follows THE Story of
Houston" THE Railroad i'm War"
shows scenes OF the recent war I'm the Far
East and "Japans Brightest New
Year" is OF the same order, "A Notable
Educational Exhibit" tells OF the evi-
dencc OF progress in this line in Call
foruia Other special features add to the
interest Of the number Published by the
Passenger Department OF the Southern
Pacific san Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Everybody's Magazine for February be-
gins a serial by George Bronson Howard,
The Red Pope in the Yellow Palace" a
story of Tibet. with new settings. and in
an entirely new field, one which no one
but this author could properly utilize, he
has for many years made the Far East
his field Three other serials are also run
ming In this number; there is a complete
novel, three OF as many series. and SIX
short stories Certainly a remarkable
collection for the readers. Street q
Smith, publishers New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

The Century company announces publication
February a or new novel by Miss Bertha
Runklc author OF The Helmet OF Navarro,
which will be called The Truth About Tolne.
''Tolna" is n successful singer al the Metro
politon Opera House, and the scenes and
characters all OF New York city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

The Garden Magazine for February has
a new cover design in good taste, and It
contains The Gardeners Reminder,
gives "A Pictorial Diary of a Beginners s
Garden" Orchard Fruits in Rented
Garden" Two Ingenious Window Gar
dens; March Flowers without Green
house," "LittleKnown Vegetables Worth
Growing" THE Building OF llotbs2.
Lilies the World Really Needs and "A
large variety of excellent hints and In
structions for growers large and small,
and for utilizing the smallest bits Of
earth. 1t is a pleasant useful monthly
Doubleday, Page Co, publishers, New
York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Ainslee's FOR February has for novel
ette Elizabeth Duers Palms and Petit
coats" a right lively. wen-told story
There Is an essay, Society as a Merry
Go-Round. by Mary Manners; another
by Julien Gordon, Marriages OF the
Self Made" Claiming Pollocks dramatic
review, Some Plays for Grown-Up Chill
drcn;" book reviews by Archibald Lowery
Sessions; and an entertaining lot OF
short stories and poems. 1t IL a maga-
zine OF good, attractive reading. always
Ainsec Magazine Co, publishers. n Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

The Red Book Magazine for February
has twenty eight Photographic art studies
Of stage beauties. in excellent style. 1t
has new and handsome cover design.
and a showing OF Partisan modes 1t dis
cusses Some Dramas OF the Day and
has twelve complete stories handsomely
Illustrated IL is a welcome visitor every
month The Red Book Corporation. pub
fishers Chicago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Interior Decoration for January gives
attention to Sanitary Wall Decoration
Far Eastern Characteristics of Colonial
Style" Mission Furniture and it's Envi-
ronment;" "A Typical Mission Room
ITO Brighten Cheerless Rooms The
Ideal Kitchen "A Smoking-Room;"
THE Treatment OF the Floor The
Wall Decoration of Mems Club" and
many others J. is a magazine OF wide
and excellent range. Clifford & Lawton,
publishers. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Messrs. A c, McClug & Co.'S plans for nc
ton 1nrng 1906 Include a historical romance
entitled "Nicanor: Teller OF Tales" brought
out as companion volume to their very sue
cessful story For the White Christ which
was pronounced the most beautiful volume
OF hction OF 1895, with pictures in full color
and decorations by tho Kinneys. For tho Soul
OF Rafael" picturesque and dramatic story
OF old spanish mission town OF Southern
California, by Narah Ellis Ryan. which VIII
have some altogether unique Photographic IL
lustrat!ons md other unusual features; new
Irish novel by Katharine lyman, who can al
ways be counted on for o delightful story, with
four illustrations by George Alfred Williams.
one OF the few remaining cNponcnts OF the pen
und-lnk school OF illustration; new story by
Randall Parrish. in which the Custer Massa-
ere viii provide the dramatic climax; a SOM
bre and powerful tale OF Elcdiaeval Italy on
titled "Ridolfo The Coming or the Dawn:
and brilliant character novel OF English so
cial life by Meta Syrett called ''rhc Day s.
Journey which VIII have four Illustrations
Gy jay Hambidgc. Arrangements are now
being made with two Of the greatest American
Illustrators for pictures for Mr Parrlsh's new
stcTy Two Soldiers OF the seventh" and for
"Rdolfo" Tho author Of the litter In Mr.
Egcrton Williams, who has already obtained
nattcTlng recognition with a charming book
entitled "HIu Towns OF Italy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Ottlic A, LIlicncrantz has written new
novel, which will be brought out by the HaT-
pers I'm tho course OF a month So Miss
LilJcncrantZ Will be plcaRantly remembered as
tho nuthor Of two unusual books Tho Thrall
OF Lclf the Lucky and Tho Ward OF NinE
Canute." Her new story deals with tn" lfc OF
tho Norsemen in America. and Ia based on the
legends clustering around the old round tower
at Newport. 1t is love story whicn MISS
LilJencrantz has made very dramatic by her
sIiIllful OF certain ancient Morse supcrsti-
tione. Tho hero OF tho tale is the child In
directly referred TO in LonGfollow's poem
Tho Skeleton In Armor.' and his wooing or
the proud and beautiful sister OF Helrin, Jar
or New Norway. parallels some OF the Incl
dents OF mis- fathers ccurtship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Mcssrs- a c. McClurg & Co. publishers OF
the American edition OF Miss Bstham- Edwards e
Home Life in France, 90 announce that tho de-
nRnd for tho book has been so large that
they have been obliged 10 order a second sup
ply from EHGland. The volume offers perhaps
the best account yet published OF the intimate
hfe OF Tho French people. and Is written with
authority.
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The Cosmopolitan Magazine for Fcbru-
AIRY continues II. c. Wclls's "In the Days
OF the Comet" a robust imagining. 1t
gives an appreoiative sketch OF Hiram
Maxim, the great inventor OF explosives.
Frederic ReminRtons The Way OF an
Indian draws toward conclusion.
Temptations of a Young Clergyman" Is
a pathetic paper by one who has been
there. Are Great Fortunes Great Dan
gcrs?" is a collection OF opinions from
many eminent men. Dying Words OF
AutocraCy" is a plea for it, and an an
ewcr. The Connagraton In Ghargaroo"
Is an intense fantasy by Ambrose Blerce.
"SoclnlIstic Government OF London" Is u
fine illustrated paper by Charles Edward
Russell. There urc other stories and es-
says. all In good form and readable. In
tcrnatioual Magazine Company. n. Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21
LITERARY NOTES.

The news OF william Sharp's death In Sicily
renched this country just rs his article on The
Portraits Of Keate' was going 20 press In tho
Febr,ary Century. Quickly following tho re-
T,rt OF his death came the announcement thar
Tho dend csshyist. editor and nlon-of letters On
tho writer of the many notable contributions
10 Celtic literature which have been published
under the name OF Flonn Macleod whose Idsn-
Ity few Ind ever associated with William
aftentIon " given 20 IN" portrait by severn
.Aftcr mentioning that the last words in Soy
orr,s ainrS were Fine weather AZ last - Nr
sharp concluded his article by spying. For
the aged painter and the young poet both
long at rest together near the pyramid OF CaIus
CsFtius in tho old Protestant cemetery In
Rome Fine weather AZ last "
In connection with AiyTa Kclly's "Ipus
CItIKcna" two interesting facts have hecr
noted lately In the b"okshops, One II that the
book has been selling o-tter than ever and
10 Jews Perhaps this latter fact may be az
tributed In part 10 the present persecution OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Pcarsons Magazine for February has
a paper by Mrs. John van Worst, Six
Score Years the Natural Age OF Man.
which is moro hopeful than convincing.
The Modern Home of Fishes" Varied
Uses OF the Automobile Some Expert
ences of Amateur Musician. The
Jerome OF Boston, The Foundlings Of
New York city" ~ Self-Supporting
Home are all good papers, we'll illus
tratcd Albert Bigelow Paine's story.
"A Sailor of Fortune" continues and
there arc many good short stories and
poems The Pearson Publishing Com
pany, New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

The Delineetor for February gives the
styles or the month some in beautifully
co!ored plates; also, the modsh hats Of
the season. our Modern Homes" Is
short. levol-headed editorial In Cairo
with a Camera" Is a good travel sketch
Some Hcroines OF Shakespeare" inter
preted by their lmpcrsonators, tcrats in
this number OF Rosallnd. by Henrietta
Crosman old Time Lights" is col
lcctor's memorial on lanterns. The
President OF OueuN' continued story,
advances mcrrlly. The household the
kitchen. housewlfcry. observances OF So
ciety, stories and pastimes for children,
illustrated cookery, and good stories and
poems make up fine number, The But
terick Company publishers New York,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-21

Russian JsEs. since the children OF the Jews
who are being driven out OF Russia the
children described In the b0ok-Ittle eNilcs
being mado into mule cltlzens.'
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POWERFUL ROMANCE.

"a Winslow, Rebel BY Elizabeth
Il Illustrated by John Rae Pub
J by Dodd. Mead * Company. New
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

qae sc detallan en- almacenes, a ius
siguientes precios m/m

Arroses: de partido 4 Jap6n de $31z
4 S5.
.Arroz valenciano de 5H & g por
extreme de classes.
AjoS de 80 cents. a so.
Bombones 5 a 80.
Bacalao. Ss34 40.
Sal del pals IS a 80 cents.
Sardinas ahumadas I6 cents.
CebollaS espafioIas, s..
ldem americanaS S..
Garbanzos, s ~ ao.
HabichuelaS amerlcanaS color29as
largas $5A a 6. Blancas america
mas S3A a 3H.
HaTina de trigo, $4H a55,
Id. de maiz $3.4o.
Jamones, $o1a aIo.
Jabon Rocamora, $.34 5. america
no S2Hy4H
Manteca. 81 en- 4, y en- cajaS
dc $7H a 10.
Mantequilla, $I3 10.
Pasta, del pals, a S.
Papas americanss. $2Z ~.
Tocino, $r7H AIS.
Tasajo, $SI 40.
Quesos amers. $I5. Patagras $50.
Leche condensada Cruz Roja S..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12
Ell AMO Del MAR

Mi psr6dco, The Ocean Herald es hey eI meior
lntormado de las naciones de lengua inglesa
va sabe V. que aparece triple edcion en- New
York, en- LOndres en- Sidney, que dsscara toda
comPeencia por Ia univsrsalidad, por la rapdez dc
sus informaciones
Quero hacer del Oceanic" lin 6rqano munaial.
Pienso adaptable las exigencias del p1bieo en- los
dversos paiseS donde mis- negociss adquriendo in
portancia.
La edic6n espa6ola prospera Buenos-A Aires
La edicion alemsna creada Ell ano pasado en- Ham.
burgo, nae tene muy satisfecho.
Pronto tsndre una sdicion arabe en- ell Cairo v en-
Constantiuopls, una edicion CHINA en- Shansai
Me reprocho sMscranente do egtar en- deuda con
Francia, con gran Paris.
Nccesito de gran ayuda para reparar esta moles-
ia negigenca.
Me precise aqui, un "Mensajero del Oceano
II Psh! opin6 Moucheron. NAL tftulo: demasiado
arcaico.
Me gustarfa mas: LA Voz del Oceano."
Sea, aprob6 Mr. Robinson.
La voz' -. do con I'm suspira Mr. Huvier des
Fontenelles.
iCasi una resurrection do mi qucrido diario!
mo les parece Vdes que sstarfa mejor adopar
por complete mi antique titulo: LA Voz Liberal?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-12

tanca social participate de Ia nauraleza de la dign-
dad de la enorme cartera negra replea de papeloes
que apretaba bajo Ell brazo.
Cabeza cartsra, recipientes xemelos amue-
bados con los mismos formuarioS ell msmo bagaie
ideo6gco perpetuamente transvasado del uno al otro
ricos herbarioS donde oda la vivente vegetation do
las Sociedades, venfa absractas anotaco-
nes maeria de escritura sin reac6n aguna con los
desconcertantes fenomsnos de la vida
Mr.. Robinson expuso claramente su visitante 10
que esperaba de 81.
va me ha dcho Mr.. Moucheroa que posee " una
gran experiencia del periodismo; me ha asegurado
que encargarfa voluntariamente de drgr en- Paris
gran diario nuevo.
Mr.. Huvier des Fontenes tom6 IA are d, ctoral
Me atrevo & Greer qus mis- antiguas companas en-
el 'Gobo' cl "Parlamento" han inAudo algo en- Ia
estim de que tautas pruebas me ha dado mi pals
Mas rccientemente Ia "Voz Liberal" Ia tenido IN
exito bastante acceptable bao mi direc,i6n hubera
cJninuado, 81 amigos demasiado pronto dcsanimados
hubiessn querido coUlpaeader algunos sacrifcios
Els precise Ceder algo. estos dias de lucha poe
el triunfo de las ideas esencialeS. :.
-Muy bien, muy bien, interrunpio Mr.. Robinson.
IA 10 han informado Y. de mis- intencionss