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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
Former FuI|rIggsd Ship Briggs a
Coal Barge AlgW.
LOADING Her FIRST CARGO HERE
seab0ard Transportation compay Has
Purchased Vessel and viii Use
Her in coastwise Coal Trade
Marine Notes.

The Seaboard Transportation com
pany's new coal barge John a. Briggs
nrrivcd at this port from Now York
In tow OF the tug Coylngton ycstcr.
day morning ana is now loading her
1lrst cargo in the coastwise coal
trade.
The barge was formerly the full.
rigged ship John a. Briggs one OF
the best known "iull-riygcrs' on
the Atlantic coast. Several months
ago, after the ship hid laid out of
commission for sometime, the Sea.
board Transportation company purch.
ascd the vessel and had her towctl
TO the plant Of the Morse Iron Works
at brooklyn, where she was convert.
I'd into Il coal barge. The work was
completed last week.
The Briggs is one of the largest
and best equipped coal bargcs seen
ut this port. She has Il carryin;.
capacity of $500 tons OF coal londcd
and nnloadcd in three matches. There
are three masts. two life boats and
ample deck house for the accom-.
mediation Of the skipper and his
crow. Captain II. Wyman, well
known sea master Is skipper OF the
DHrge. and she Is manned by q crew
OF five mon. The vessel will be
regularly employed in the coastwise
coal trade between Newport news
ana New England ports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
MORE ABOUT ALASKA.
Fairbanks District is Coming Pro
Queer It is Believed.

Mr.. j.. NJ. Prlnlc OF the United
States Geological Survey. was lead.
or or Il party which made IL study.
curing the pnst summer OF the gold
placer areas south and southwest of
Fairbanks i'll the northern foothills
OF The Alaska Range and of the coal
Dear1ng areas OF Cintwell River
Which were iravcrscu by MIR. Brooks
party In 1902.
The party left Seattle May 81 and
on June 10 commenced work az
Tortella, an Indian village on Tan.
ana River about 900 miles above
tho mouth. They Visited first tn.
gold placcrs CT the Bonnifield corIn.
try which arc located about 80
miles south Of Tanana River, then
t'lTnctl southweslward. Investigating
on the way, the coal bearing dcpos.
US, and finished the seasons work
in the Kantishna gold placer region.i
The Bonnifled country Includes
the eastern part Of the area lying
between Cantwcl River, aud Wood
River, a stream 80 miles farther to.
the east. There are several small
streams in this area which have
bccn worked to ali increasing extent.
since 1903, when miners first com!
hhShScu no pTUSIecl IlleIc.
In the summer of 1906 there were
about 100 men scattered through
this region Most If the work was
being done on the Talalanika and
IL tributary. lIomestakc; ON Grub.
stake Hearst, and Roosevelt creeks,
neighboring tributaries to the Tat
lanika, and OH Gold King
The gold occurs in thick deposit
o grayeis which mantes all this
part of the northern foothills OF the
Alaska Range. and mining is carried
on III a small way wherever condi.
tons have been favorable for the
concentration of sufficient gold out
OF the gravel deposits into lie.
stream gravels 10 pay for working.
Tho stream gravels arc shallow
and mining Is done by open cut
or open cut combined with wing
dams. The region is accessible ,lL.
ring the summer, but even then
with difficulty. ana 1t has been found
necessary to get most of the sup
plies into the country by dog teams
during the winter.
Fortunately fol. tho miners, the
low lands have thus far furnished
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
An InEnllant wish.

In the court Of sessions In Scotland
tho judges who do not attend or give
n proper excuse for their absence are
by wEliable to a fine. This law, how.
ever, ts never enforced, bit 1t Is com.
mon on the first dry OF the session for
the absentee to send an excuse to the
lord president. Lord stonefeld hav.
ing sent such an excuse, on the prcsj.
dent mentioning 1t the late Lord jus.
ticei Clerk Rraxfield salt in his broad
dialect, What excuse can stout fell.
low like him haze" MY lord" said
the president, "he hns lost his wife,
The Justice. who was fitted with a
Santlppe. replied: HAS he? That Ia a
guide excuse indeed. 1 wish we had "a
the same"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
Papa's Head Must Have Aohsd.

Mary l.arene ten years OLD. saw
nor dear papa take long drink
irom u bottle marked "G!n" Il fcw
days ago.
Whoa grow NJ To be II lady
VIII drink Gu too. Just like papa. :"
little Mar said 10 her mamma.
Without waiting to grow up Mary
iltk Favorable opportunity to FOL.
lew her para'a example yesterday.
She d:ank q hair hoitlc NJ Sin. Her
mol her ToUna poor Nary In ALCOHOLIC
coma; gin hal nearly distinguished
her small l;fc Zane.
Mrs. ls1renc rushed from the house
screaming "llclp! Hrn." Er. !. ls
Seeds who was passing. tonk prompt
ana hrr>'c measures 10 revive Mary,
but nc was "pt o.. Cf dancer for
several hours. Then recovering
her senses. her Ii:at pathetic words
were:
oh, nlanIn. how my head aches,
Does papa's ?'--Ncw York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
Tuesday, November 20, 1906.
Arrived,

Arriveu.
steamer Hamilton, Boaz. New York
h,lil Norfolk-7to Old Dominion Steam
snip company with passengers and
merchandise
steamer Ontario March, Baltimore
Ito Merchants & Miners Transpor.
tation company with passengers and
merchandise.
Barge Ohio from Providence-to
Chesapeake G Ohio Coal Agency
company In ballast.
Barge John a. briggs from New
York-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal
Agency company IN ballast.
Sailed.
Steamers Powhatan (Br.) Ballard,
London; Jamestown. Hitler. Nor
folk and New York: New York, Sim.
mons. Norfolk and Philadelphia; On.
tario, March. Norfolk anal Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
..l.t IS Q k5GIEJ5 FF3ENH III
STtCkH0 .DERS' MEETING
OF 0. D. LAND COMPANY
Officers and Directors Reelected.
Only Routine Business
Disposed OF.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Old Dominion Land
Company WAS held In the Offices OF
The company yesterday. President C.
II. circuit and all Of the New York
directors and officials OF the company
were absent. Officers and directors
were elected. but after the meeting
Il was stated that nothing else other
than routine business was consider.
ed .r
President Orcutt was reelected as
wore the SIX directors. The directors
are &. B. Orcutt |. Il, Gates, Vim.
q. Low. John J. Emery. Il. l.. Hunt
ihston and Archer N. Huntington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

How often do we hear women sny: at
seems MS though my baole would break"
or"Don't spenlt to mo, 1 am nil ont OF
sorts"P These signiRcant rcmnr ks prove
that the system requires attentions.
Bnckacha and" tho hlucs" nre direct
symptoms OF an inward trouble which
will sooner or later declare itself. IT.
may be caused BY diseased kidneys or
some Encouragement Of tho organs.
Nature requires assistance and Mt once,
and Lydia Il. PlnkhamsVcgetahl Com
pound Instantly asserts It's curative
powers In nil those peculiar ailments OF
women. 1T has beer the standby. OF
Intelligent American women for twofity
years, and tho best Judges agree TINT
1t is tho most univcrsnlly success.
ful remedy for womnn's Ills known to
medicine.
Rendthe convincing testimonials of
Mrs. Holmes and Mira. Cotrcly.
Mrs.J.C. Holmes, Of Larimoro, North
Dakota, writes: Hi
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.--
have suffered everything with backacho
and feinnlo tf6nble--I lat tho trouble ruin on
until my. system was In such q condition that
aso e % , SS about and Then T. ySs
table Compound III | had only known how
much suffering would have saved should
have Taken ft months Booner-for a fcw
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My backaches and headaches are all 1one and
suffer no pain at my monthly periods,
whereas before took Lydin II. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound luircrcd intense pain y
Mrs. Emmn Cotrely, 1o0 Enst 10Th
Street, New York City, writes, ...
Dear, Mrs. Plnkham:- as
feel Tiny duty to toll nll suffering women
OF tbs relief 1Shave found III, Lydia II, Pink
Ask Mrs. Plnkham's AdyIcs-A WON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
Real Evidence.

MY only objection 10 the Young
man. said Tho father. speaking OF tho
youth who proposed to his daughter.
"'s that he doesn't seem to have the
least bit of sense or foresight"
but" answered the mother. "he has
as mich sense as you had when You
asked for my hand" a.
"Confo',nd IL. That's lust why I Oh.
ject to him Philadelphia Inquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
AUTHORITIES o CINE
TO ARREST ROBBINS
Washington Yolt', Ss,lI Not Be Com
relied to CO on o,eamer as
c2ttl:rS,.

warren Ruba.nI, n 1..ycar-ald boy
who says he lives with his parents
on y street. Washington, WAS taken
10 the police station yesterday ,br.
cause he refused to ship aboard the
age TO London as IL cattleman. The
youth had signed an agreement IN
Baltimore and was brought hcrs
yesterday morning along with half
"a dozen other caltlcmcn. When he
saw The mon with whom he would
have u work. he decided that he
did not want To make the trip and
declined TO sign the pupcrs before
the British consul.
Justice OF the Peace Semmcs lie.
cllned to issue II warrant against the
boy, stating that as Robbins was not
or age ne could not be compelled
to comply with the agreement lie
signed. The youngster sought pro,
lection at the Young Mems Chris.
tlan Association ami later was MS.
sured by Chief Of Police Reynolds
that he would not be molcstcl.
Robbins says that he went to Unl.
timore to look for work and, MOTTO
Ing an advertisement for cnttlemcn.
decided to make The trip. Whoa Ito
found that he was To ship with SIX
negroes and tuuG!.l"lkns. one.
eyed white man. h changed hIs
mind.
Last night the boy said that hc
would either get work here or tcle.
graph home for money with whicn
TO return TO Washington
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

Hello. Rulnmcl. / hear you had
your watch stolen the other day"
Yes. but the thief Is already caught.
Just think, the fool took II to the pawn.
shop, and there they Immediately rec.
ognized 1t as mine and detained him. !"
-Fliegende Blntter. !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
Quiet Alono Water Erort

Yesterday was one of the quietest
days along the Waterfront this month
The only arrivals reported up TO late
Yesterday afternoon besides regular
liners. were two coal barges and the
ONLY vessel TO leave port wns the
bTitish steamer Powhatan, bound for
London.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
bohemian sn,..

Van Dauber How much do ron pay
week for yo,r board and room
srrihhler We'll. some c4pressr1ey
charge me 81 and some IS ccnts.-
Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
Calendar This Day.
CARGO For Iondon

The British steamer Powhatan
sailed yesterday afternoon for Lon.
don with full cargo of miscellane.
Gus exports including 800 head of
live cattle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

There Is no. single moment In ills
that We can afford 20 loSa, i;oulburn.s;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

hams Vegetable Compound, Whom ] com.
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everything With backaches, headaches, and
female troubles. ] am completely tnrctl and
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When women are troubled with irrer.
"lnr. suppressed or painful periods,
weakness, dispnccmcnis or liberation,
lint .bcaring.down feeling, inhammA-
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blonting Tor ilatulenee), general do
hility, indigestion and nervous prostra-
ton, or nre bcset with such symptoms
MS dizziness, fnintness, lassitude, sxcit-
nbility, irritnbili,y, nervousness, sleep-
lcssncsB, melancholy, call gone aid
Observation-Disclosures" feelings, bli,es
and hopclessness, they should rcinam-
her there Is ono tried and true remedy.
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pound at onte removes snoh troubles, (,
No other medicine has such record
OF cures OF female troubles. No other
medicine in tho world has received thIai
widespread and unqualified endorse
mcnt. Refuse to buy any substitute,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
MRS. DAVIS WILL PRosArEp.
Leaves Her Estate, Except $4,000 to
Her Daughter.

k VICKSBURG, Miss. Nov. Gothic
will OF Mrs. Varlna jefferson Davis,
wife of the president of the Con-
ieicrate States, has been filed here
for probate. @
The will leaves TO Mrs Davis,
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Howell.
Davis Hayes. of Colorado Springs
Colo. all of the estate except $4,000
life insurance. which sum is divided
into small bequcsts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

Mrs. Clarence Poptcf Jones Is Wis.
ting hor rathecSfn Bucna Vista.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Stanto
will return from their wedding trIr
this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

For u Sweet. Wholesome biscuit
roll or/loaf OF bread, ,uso "Wasco"
Flour. 1l-20,tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21
FREE ADVICE TO WOMEN.

Remember, every woman II Cordially
invited ito write to Mrs. Pinkliarn il
there is nnything about her symphonic
ham Is tho daug hter-in.lnw of Lydia n.
,Pinkham, her assistant before her do.
ecRse. and for twenty,hye years since
her advice las been freely and ol,eort.
fully given to every ailing woman who
nslss for It, Her advice and medicine
lnve restored to health .innumerahle
women. Address, Lynn, Mass.
IN Best Understands q Wsaian,s MA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-21

For a sweet. wholesome biscuit.
roll or loaf of bread, use "Waseo''
Flour. 1l.2Otf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
uN NIgO HERIDO

EiGS mtfAna ocurri6 una deGgra
cia en- Ia Flndic6n de- Ab&rsa, en- IL
Marina.
HAllabsse trAbs iando en los tale.
res un much tho como de- Is amos
Ilamado Pedro Roaaeo, que vive en Ia
calls de Ia FosGAlexa nq por un
deasuido lieV6 lA msro derethA & uu
sorno que estAbA on movimienGo, co
gIendole dos dedoa enire Ia rueta, loa
que quedaron lctAlmsnts osAsro3adoa
ElmsdiAtaments f e trsElsdsdo 81
hsrio0, enun slli6n, Ia Ssla do so
9orros, jonds no . pEAoslcj Ia prime
rA cuttol6a pssando oil Hospital para
ser opetGd0
Busno aeria que eats aucsso airvH
do TX .erienoia 4 los DUN % do f&brl.
cas- y ostos talIereE mec&nicoa, donde
trAbsiAn much0I n!n2s, a. do que
evilen que easos Sc ocupsn sn labores
psligsoEas. gus con ttecuencla oaaaio
nan dssgraoies % mo la que meneio
nsmoH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
ECOS Y NOTAS
Session del syuntamieUto de
San Juan. Cinemat6grato
LQwahde, SentenCia.
VAPOR "CARkCkS"
La Compania Scognamigllo
Republican, que ingresa
en- la Union.

Eta no:hs celNhrara session Or
dInaria el ayuntamierto de San Juan
Don Arturo Rcdriguez, republi
eano do GoayaniIla, 80 ha sepsrsdo
de su partIdo, ingEeGAndo en- 10 Union
dc Puerto Rec.
+ En- Ia pr6xmA sem ana cumple 30
ssnteucls on ID sa'cel de Arse!bo el
propagardista obrero don Estsbkn
PadillS.
Segda informes, esta enfarmo en-
Ponce el captain do Ia poliefa insulsr
don Erneato Lopez Dlsz. HAcsmos
votes por lu Notwithstanding.
I'm mudo de nombrs SAturnino
Csrist&no, td6 Arrestsdo aver por en-
gsH malieioso. Sc le aeusA do ven.
der aroa tAlsos, hAcl6ndoloa pasar
eomo do orc.
"A Juan Ssnt!s go Oquendo lie fac
oeu pAdo aver Sor la policia IN re
v6lvsr que portabs, sisndo denuncia
do al iuez de pax.
-Por intraecI6n las leyes de
eSrretera tue arreatAdo anoehs Gui
llermo ContrerAs, earretero y natural
| dc Carolina.
--Anochs tuvo IN lleno completo
sl Circo de- Tony LoWAnde, con mott
vo del astrsno do 10 pclfcula sLA bo
do del rsy Alfonso KILL La vista,
On etast9, no tIens mas msrito que ser
somsda del originSl. pero cAreee dc
dasales on el parecido do los persona
ies. La vista estA dtvidida On tres
cuadroa saIida dsl pAlseio, ensrada
sn 81 temple y slida de 6,te. EGtos
cuadros son S&pidos y no deian ge&n
i'm oreai0n en sl Amino del obIervRdor.
Por otro lRdo, la Vista es do aetuali
dad y 90 indudable que hAbrA de lie
var gait, al clrao cAda vsz que SO
exhlbs.
-En sl SCarecR s,regreIsron aver
de los EstAdos Unidos les elases y
soldAdos del RagImisnto do Puerto
Rico que tueron alli stn oil obieto de
sfc c,tuAr eierelsioE do tiro al bDrco y
gsnar algunos prsmtCs, como loa han
obtenido en- otroS lhjs.
~-Ss dice que 90 probable que 10
compafiA SSe?gnAmiglios no embAr-
GUS por sh5ra para Cuba, debido al
essado dc excItaei6n en- que 40 snsuen
tra &Qusl pals Prop6neae, On cam
bio, abrIr dos abonosr uno en- Ponce
otro en- MsysgueE y es posble que
sambl@n vsya & Arecbo,
-El EArgsnto dc 10 pollcfs insu.
lar dor Audr6s G arcfA, que prsatAbA
ssrvisios en- haJIgU'E, ha sido trAs
ladado & Ponca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
CONSEJO EJECUT|YO
Aprohaci6n de dos nOmbra'
brsmientOs. -Iuez de PaZ
de Las Marlss.
ORDENANZAS APROBADAS
Arriendo del <Polvorin>.
Telefono sin hilos entire Ca
rolina y Hormigueros.

Aver 20 rsuni6 & las tres, bslo 10
presid enciR del sefior CrosAs, y con
ssistensia dc los Ssfioreu Feuille, DiAz
Navarro, del Vale. BArboss, San
chez Morales y F&lkaer.
La mayor pArte de los infarmsS
fueron vosadoa sin discuai6n, por We
mir con sxtansoS prolsg6menos de Ios
Comitea xsEpsciivos.
&c aprobAron los nomhramienios
dc los ssfores don Antonio Q ivsneia,
para iuez de psz de Las Marfas, , el
ds don Fallpe Casaldue Roig. para
marshal dc 10 Corts municipal dc
Uuado. Dlchos ncmbrAmientos pro :
ceden de Is faIns del honorable 60
bsrnador Mr., Winthrop.
FL Comite dstranQ Quicias reeomsn
do 90 aprobase el lcontrato de arrien'
do del SPolv orins de Puerta de TlerrA,
eon 10 casa somsrelal dc Dooley
Smith y Co. Presede q dicho arrien
do nm sxssuso informe con las reglaS
cue debs somsterse 10 casa Dooley
Smith.
Fusron aprobadas laa aiguiensea
ordenAnzas: eonsedisndo { los ssh ores
Behn sl dsrscho de construir, mantl
nsr arreglar nm sistemA dc telef'nc
sin hilos entire CoroIina y Hormigus
ros, y pueblos clreunvaelnos,
Tambien 90 autoriz5 81 BAnec
GUni6n. para Abrir sua negocloa on
Puerto Rico.
Loa syuntamisnsos de Juana Disz,
Agusda J BArros, soltcitaron hassr
obras para el servIcio pdolicol POI
administration. Sc aprob6.
Z! Supervisor do elsaciones Mr.
Lyons ipform6 que vArios puebloA dt
IL iala necssitAban prorrogar el Ter
miuo dc inScripeiones. Sc aeord(
coneedsr Autorix Aei6a & Mr.. LyonI
para que pueda eonsadsr Eermisoi
para las inscripcionss hAsta sl 81 dt
ARosto.
Nd 20 h'cieron, somo 40 esperabA,
nombrAmientos do sgentss de inacrip
eiones. LII sesI6n 90 lsvAnt6 d Las CuA,
kFO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
OTRAS NOT|C|AS
Fiestas en- los puebIOs dc
Camuy E Isa bella. Mayo
ria uaionista en- LareS.
FL DOCTOR WE'VE
H1,ndnrrM ROM, hlicn nos
e. DOCTOR WE'VE
Los <leaders2 repubhcanos
hacia Mayaguez. Candida
to en- Guayama.

Los pueblos dsCamuy Isabella
90 proponen selebrar con fsstas 10
Inauguration del srtzo de via ferrea
que 90 construye en- diehas poblscio.
mes que SO cree he de estar termina'
do para Ostubre pr6x'mo, dsiando
estsbleeida de IN TODD la communication
entire Boncs y San.J lsu.
~EAta tards ha sAlido para Vens'
suela el vApor sorrao amsrieano Que
entr6 aver por In manana.
LA msyolis unioniEtA en LAres,
alssrz6 el s&bado dltimo & 10 suma de
mil cuarenta y euatro vosos. iQle
hwy de ESQ, sc6adores republicanosF
Hoy aAli6 para Ftiardo el lsfs
del partido republicAuo doctor We've.
Ed el vapor Buencs Aires .
emharea para Espafia, a)go delieado
de salud, ell comsreiants de Puerta dc
TERRA don Franciaco Martin6.
Sc cree que el pr6ximo domingo
vay m & Aaysgu,z X los leaders reprbli,
canos dc San Juan. Despues de TODD,
|hay para crser que el diablillo del
desalienso no les ha veneido del todo
adm.
Ell tenor c6mieo don Miguel ca
sas, hs solieitado O. tsAtro para eele
brsr iurcioneE con una somps hfa de
{ 1arxuela, despu6s que crmplsu sui
coutratoa las compsfl(as dc L. Fress
y Martinez Casado, que 10 solieiiaror
en- primer termino.
-Segdn informes, en- GuSyama
40 aef1ala el nombre do don Vicente
Pal6s como candidate popular q Ii
CSmarA por aquel dissriso;
Hoy dsiSron txiinglidAa SUI
condenag en- 10 carcsl municipal ma
nual Martinsz, Agust!n Flgueroa, r!
rlo Noble, Jas6 Csnseuo. SAlomt
Zebra, Asunci0n GArrido, Jess Her
nlndez. BAusiata Rivera, LucAs Ro
msu y JoastA Gonzalez.
yer fleron asistidoa en 10 salt
da sosorros J 1a6 Iriarie, Jorge G ar
cfa Jusna Reyas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
SuRroz de Mota.
CARTA ALBERTA
Sr, Felix Matoa Barnier,
Ciudad.

EatimAdo Matos;
Por estAr ausents de 9,ta por Va.
rios dfAs y por eitar algo ocupAdo
por 10 iala, no c0nteat6 oil momsnto au
carta eordial y sincsra, Ella y Su
importante doeumsnto tleron por mi
leidoa, y NADIA hl eaoon!rAdo en- dis
pAridad con l&s opinioneE miss, y II
MAS blep, como ustsd dice, cert fcQd0
t0d0 10 que e1pusSerd en- mi h( j. del
nusve del eorrienta
Podria, con abscluta certldumbre,
probarle que me ha dejado Sat'Sfecko,
couA, que confess. dudabA porous
aceptAr mis- raE ones, Siquiera sea por
circunstAr cIss del momento, mas que
una aatiEf cci6n bisn sen,ida, 80 una
altflimA estima que no espsle mere.
cisrAn mis- iuieios, de quien, p0r Ian
1ar un saetQzo. 9 yer Su efecto cre0 J
sent6 afrm&ciolea mortitisantes, que
todAvia, & peRAr de Is eiesutoriA que
ltgitima el doeumento que iranscribe,
20 eonIindo crsy6adolRS hlrisntel y
ot!nsivaS,
No penl6, por rsSones dc slempo,
eontsattr 81 carEA. Maa eontssto, por
deiGr el principle en- alto y Ssrsno,
tin NADIA que tspgs en- dudA mi tentA
tivA dc polSmica primsro, 60 el ordsn
sAbAl de Ia apreeiGsi6n dsGde el punto
dc mi poaisI6n como i6ven de Is slaIe,
y despues, nj au nombrs envuelto Ga
GombrAs que, en- puridad, le mAlQuis
tan en Slgo dentro dc los slemensos
mi AhneA como r6xR.
Por eonsiguieuse, ahl ests el sluD
10,
salisron sua sfrmAoIones
Yo respond
Nj hoiA sRlI6 para el caso.
Uitsd acepsa sus psrtisulareE., .,. J,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-24
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del StcretAEio.
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