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M. ana Mrs. w. S. Kern have re
urned to- their home at Earnshaw
Wetzel county, after weeks vtsi
With MI and Mrs, j. L. Garner.
Mes Thomas Duer, who has beer
nursing Mrs: ii. n. Lough at Farming
ton returned Saturday and will leave
Fl b te% days for an extended triT
east MISS Ethel Wi1fong will take
her place at Pennington.
Air and Mrs. Elza Morris. Of Mar
let street were guests Sunday of Mr.
ana Mrs Charles Hershberger.
Guy Leonard and three chill
dFen, q RiYesyille. are visiting thefl
daug Mrs. John Iorrison, of Hay
1nend street
Mrs Jane YostS Of Wichita. Kan. or
rived III the city Saturday to spend
some time visiting her niece, Mrs
bartlett Helmick. ana other re1a
Mrs. John Pope and daughter. Miss
Bessie seats to Grafton Sunday to Wis
i among friends.
AIrs Eolnles Carpenter ~ $500 -
ettFred Sunday from Hopewell
they have been visiting the for
aeg father.
Ir and sIFs. p. stealey spent yes
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The Pit
THE GREATEST OF ALL MODERN
DRAMAS WILL BE SEEN
HIRE NEXT SATURDAY..

VIM, A. Brady's greatest dramatic
success produced by an exceptionally
large company comes to thu Grand
opera house on Saturday, September
Is. The play is 1.-THE Pit" and Wright
Huntington will be seen In the part
of Curtis Jadwin. "The Pit" is The
dramatzation OF Frank Norris ia
nous novel of the same name and is a
story OF Chicago, of the Board of
Trade and a vigorous and human tale
OF modern life and love.
Briefly told the story Of the plot
deals with a young girl, Laura Dear
born, who comes to Chicago to live
and who 1narries wealthy real es-
tate owner named Curtis Jadwin. Jad-
win ia, at the time OF his marriage,
IL middle aged man who has won bis
way in the world and who Is respaeted
and honpred by all who know him for
the integrity Of his lie, lbs gee ggsity
and bia hlldnsss rs is not 8 gtilar
spe culato but oill elss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10
BOYS QUARREL
OVER A GIRL
AS RESULT ONE is DEAD AND
THE OTHER is IN PRISON.

PARKERsBURG, Sept. 10-Trou-
BILE occurred between Martin De-
vaughn and John Carey. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad brakemen, at the Jen-
nings House in this city. Saturday aft
ernoon, resulted in the former being
shot and instantly killed by Carey.
The murderer was arrested and land
ed in the county jail by Patrolman
Lawrence O'Neil, after chasing the
man for some distance.
The two men have had a gruudse
against each other for more than
year resulting over some trouble about
a Eirl who resides at Grafton, and the
argument which resulted in the muir
der. it is alleged by several Witnesses
to the shooting, was provoked BY De-
vaughn. After Carey was placed in
the county jail, a warrant was sworn
out by Chief Of Police Oliver before
Justice Of the ePace j. n. Ruttencut-
ter, but the preliminary hearing will
not be.held until some time this week.
The warrant charged Carey with
murder in the first degree. Coroner
w. j. Davidson, who was called after
the shooting occurred, viii probably
hold an inquest today.
Both the murdered man and Car.
rey. who did the shooting, are young
men. The relatives of the former re-
side at Walker Station, while the lat
ter is said to be a member of prom
Inent family at Morehead, Ky.
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Mrs. Flora sister anu uapshter' MISS
Nellie, who have peen the guests o.
Mrs. p. 9. Scott Of Columbia street.
returned to their nome at tSlK1nS 70
day.
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ments without ignoring or obscuring
the necessary details, is shown at its
best in "The Pit" and the author has
boldly attcked familiar arena in
which to array his characters, the
wheat pit of the Chicago Board Of
Trade
The novaI has been so widely read
that 1t would be supertluous to tell
even in the barest outline the story
of the play. 1t opens in the lobby Of
the Auditorium Theater, on the night
Of the grand opera AMI leads easily
and naturally through the garden Of
the Cressler's to Iar%in's palatiaI
home thence to the Office of Gretry,
Converse & Co. brokers, and back to
Jadwius home.
The end OF the play is tragic in a
way, but it is impersonal tragedy
bankruptcy and poverty and visited
upon the daring speculator and his
followers. although their courage is
apparently unbroken. With indomita'
BILE courage they so back to their
gambling as soon as they ahve recoy.
cred their breath OF turn their atten.
ton to less risky occupations.
In nothing Is the conception more
typlcally American aud nodern than
I'm tie past glimpse Of Jadwin, the
rtiinedSsp eeula Using his spifit
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M 81 s5sssVsF Prize Dresses 5ggI
ProdUclon

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takes a "f1yer" on the Board OF Trade,
Little by little, however, the gambI
Ing fever seizes him and almost be,
fore he knows it he is sucked into tile
vortex. He develops into Napoleon
OF finance, deyises bold coups and cor,
corners the market. his fortune leaps
by hundreds of thousands into mi!
lions, and the fascination of playing
the game where every turn Of the
card is worth a Kings ransom, fua!-
" absorbs him o,that he forgats ey-
erything else.
He neglects beautiful young wife.
who is devoted to him, his whole life
Is absorbed In the nerve rackins,
health destroying passion Of the gam
bier SO that he lIeyes for nothing else,
Finally, however, ne goes, us hnn-
dreds of men before have gone, loo
far. Luck turns against him, his care
fully prepared plans are swept away,
a friend who has been like brother
ito him, ruined by his corner commits
suicide. The speeulator loses mis-
nerve and in a single day IS lrnli-
rupted and the play closes With q
picture of him and his wife starting
west to begin their life; over asaln.
Is Flirlnont and Me elm 8 are the only
West virgifiia towns t'oasb
t6ssecttFe TINS
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'unbroken from the wreck Of his for
tune, and starting out to begin life
again. "Chumming along shoulder to
shoulder" with his wife whom he had
nearly lost through his neglect while
he wrestled with the passion Of gam
bling that ultimately ruined him, turn
ed failure into successes by restoring
to his arms the wife from whom he
had drifted apart.
THE Pit" will only play two towns
in West Virginia this season, namely,
wheeling and Fairmont.
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state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County.-ss

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney & Co.. doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Cat
arrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De
cember, A. D. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON,
(seal.) Notary Public.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O..
Sold by all Druggists, 75c
Take Hairs Family Pills for con
stipation.
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FOR sALE-A small farm Of 10 acres
near Watson, in Grant district, on
which there Is small house and
good spring Of water. Also orchard Of
about 1925 bearing peach. apple and
plumb trees. An ideal place for gar
denlna and chicken raising. Last year
over 500 head Of cabbage, SO bushels
of peaches, II bushels Of grapes and
over 500 chickens were marketed
from this place besides other fruit and
Vegetables.
THE PRICE REDUCED.
I N order tesFnalke 2 qulI<e sale et tl'ls
properly Il will be sold for cash ESQ,
Ier tor 600, half sasl, and halsnes
El1 one ind tNlol yea time
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T.:l...he III
PRONOUNCED ON ITS FIRST APP.
PEA7ANcE HERE THE STRONG
EsT DRAMATIC PRODUCTION
EVER sEENslN THE LOCAL THE
AfERE.

III
The dTamatization OF Frank Norris
fmo,fs novel, THE Pit" has created
tremendous sensation since it was
pfod1ced by VIM, A. Rrady's big COM
THE Pit which will come to the
GfandS Opera House on Saturday. Sep
TENDER l5th, Frank Norris achieved
such broad sweeping, comprehensive
Portrayal OF American life that the
fnatist Charming Pollock, IS said
10 have Faithfully conserved, that it
would Pc ranarkable indeed, If the
gere not Included in the list of
ihe ease h,s greatest successes.
ME todletion Is said to be very
ap6t6 and by all odds the best
thinf SIf Brady has ever, dones while
VIII Huntington. admirable artist
rs ftliIt d part 50 Curtis
3adsi at rally al ded TO
Its fame ipy.st ot conn
lending apd ietine 'Sse-
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Hancock Reunion
TvsEIvE THcusANp JOINED IN
t4ApPN cEEEsFA ylofy ROCK
sRRfNes 81 NIX s. 7sttRpA!


SPRINGS n 4Fsls S tfRpA
CHESTER w va, Sept 40; ~ ~
Brooke county Joined with ncock
Saturday IN holding 9 joint outing Ct
Rock Springs Park and Il. 600 people
were there. Special trains were OPP
GRATED on the New Cumberland branch
OF the Panhandle and the Cleveland
q Pittsburg. Over 500 came from
Brooke, Ohio and Marshall counties,
Burgett and Mcdonald vera al
SO represented.
The Hancock County Picnic Associa
tion elected Justice Of the Peace Alex
Pugh president and Prosecuting Attor
ney Robert NJ. Brown, of New Cum
berland. secretary.
William Brown, aged 81, the eldest
resident of Hancock, arrived early, w
H. shive1y. aged IS, paid his first
visit to Chester in thtrty-hve years
He is a veteran Of the civil war, in
which he lost an art,. Mrs. Rach
ell Webb, of Gas Valley, aged 81, was
the Oldest woman.
politicians here were Hon. w. P
Hubbard. General 7. s. Riley. G. F
Caldwell. Judge t. c. Melvin and 9th
ers. Although an invitation had beer
accepted by Governor Dawson. he was
unable to leave Charleston.
veterans from Beaver county, Pa.
Hancock and Brooke counties, ant
CoIumbiana and Jefferson counties, il
Ohio, formed the Tri,state Veterans
Association. Nearly 500 responded t
the arst invitation. The association
will hold reunion annually at Rocl
Springs Park.
These officers were elected: Chair
man, Hooker Brown, Arroyo, w. Va
vice president, Daniel j. Smith, East
Liverpool; Richard Robertson, Wheel
ing; j. n. Boyd, Beaver, Pa; Noat
H. Frederick, of East Liverpool, Is
treasurer. The next reunion will be
held on the second Thursday in Sep
TENDER, 1907.
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cItY Hos.pLttal.

Miss Stone has returned from
Farmington, where she had charge Of
a patient, and went TO Byran satur-
day to nurse in the home Of Mr.. Cur
~.
Mr. A. ]. Mitchell, Of Burning
Springs, was dismissed Sunday
Mr.. g. L. Hamilton, of Locust ave.
nue.. was admitted Sunday.
Miss Rose Carlos was dismissed
yesterday and returned to her home at
Kingmont.
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ExeurtIon to MoraantOwn.

The j. O.. Watson went to Monon-
gah, Saturday and on Sunday took an
excursion to Morgantown. This is
the last excursion for the J. o. Wat.
son for the season and was well pat.
ronized.
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newcomer on Market Street.

On Saturday morning, September s.
1906, the joy of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar'
ence Fisher was greatly increased by
the arrival Of fine boy, at their home
on Market street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-10

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tongue, biliousness. Lax-ets act
promptly, without pain OF griping.
Pleasant to take-Lax-et only &C.
Sold by E, A. Billineslea & Co.
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have rented my rooms every time
have had an ad in your paper, said
a gentleman in o,lr office this morning
eni be had tried i. several times.
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School Books

at Globe Book Store. 314 Main street.
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Read the West v1re1nlpn.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
gsnte para que no Se puedAn llAmar 4
sngAfio en Noviembre n,

gsnte para que no Se pnedAn lamar 4
sngGno en- Noviembrs u.
Diio el leader que los Unionitt.I
hstf,n lriunfAdo en 1904 ppr laa IN
] ,entlsa del GJbierLo de Mr.. Wiz.
larop. L. exIr. q ado mueho eat
slaqus al Gobierno; y sohfe TOGO, pol
Tue viere de ISoios dei itis dol pAllldt
.spuhiisAno ds lA Ida, que qaiet.
apArecer gObsrnAmspiAl & IodA eu1h.
Rs8rield0Se . cAndldAt. 5uyo pA
ea la AleAldi1 de FAi Irdo, dijI am
lAndo 81 Aludidt Isl Ial eAndit AIo -
40 zGpAiero r,mend6n dc esls puso!u
sSi el maestro Juan no Airvisra, ii 70
Vulsara una eAls midAd IG1Ics, tsst
'engalo por sAbldo el docIor) Ghl....
s1toneea 20 le ciriA oil mAeIt o Juan.
we vSas { 80 humilde bAocc i hdQonlt
un par de gdpotOS en- recwrdo de "a
sraltact6n d Ia pr,merG mt tgs.r0tArd, del
pueb,o,l tT,b eau
Ea resumsn, Ia impression general
as qae 81 meeting republleAno no Q,
al 10 AGomo de Iq leios eoncurrido.
nsstipgi que dabAn los republIcAno,
~ 1902.
fLURENIINO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
session. C|ENT|FIcA

La Asoeiaei6n M6dica esleb.A oil
pro xImo domingo, dis 7 ~ dos de
Ia tarde, 10 y Session cienlifsA en- 81
salon dc Cor tsyeneiau de 10 E.cuels
Normal do Rio Pisdrss, Dor adosa-
mente cedido por el Nhor Iaspeelo tor
Mr.. Paul Miller. La Dirsctva IL vita
81 acto 4 los medicoE en- general, sean
scsios 9 no, 6 igualmsnie 4 todas las
perIonas qas intereaen asi,sir. Sc
han anunciado trabsjos i'm muortaptes
y Go inte 8 para nusasra Patolc gtA
tropical
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
DESDE AREC|BO
Don Luis Herrers, meioran.
do.- FaIlecimiento de los
sehores Cruz y Santana.
FL LCDO. RIVERA
FL LCDO. RIVERA
Servlclo telefonico entire Are
cibo y Ponce. .-Ordenau-
zas municipales.

O,tuhre 1q.-El pr6xlmo iusvss
dsbutsrA en- este tsstro oil seG Or Oisro
con Hu msgpihso einsmas6grsfo , 90
celenies pelfculas do novedad. Dada
10 fama do que visre prscsdido ests
ainemAt6grafo, 90 seguro el buen exlto.
-Contin6a el Or Luis Herrera
meiorAndo dc aus hsridas, siendo au
eatado baatants satiif ctorio.
Han fallsaido en- eatA cIudad los
sefiores don Rsm6n Cruz y don Joie
Santana. personsu muy eonoeidas On
estA localidad. PSF 1 sus restos.
-RsstAblee!do dc sus dolenetas el
Ledo. don Antonio sulivsresi 20 en-
cueEtrA do nusvo al irenss de au bufs'
10.
-HG alberto 50 estudio de shoga'
dos On elta eiudsd el seii or don Pedro
Rivera. dc 10 Univsrsidad nxcionAl dc
Warrington.
-Pronto QuedarA eatAbleeido IN
aervleio tslef5niso entire eata oludad y
Ponee,
Este munieipio ha votado una
ordenanzA por la cual los dut ioa de-
los puestos do esrnes, eAtkn On 10 obli
gaei6n dc ponsr unG tab,illa en- sitio
pdblico, consigoaado 10 Glaze de rel
y preeio { que ae verde y los que In
ttipiau estA ordenAnEs SCI al denun
eiAdoa ante el iuez de paz.
Para el 8 se Anunoia nueva su
basta para las obras de repArGc!6r
del mAtadsro p6bliso.
Para el 10 10 auuceia ell remate
de ef.ctos On sl kloLk1 da Ia plaza.
CoRRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
I0H, Los ANUNC|OS!
Cssarse vaIiendOse de anun'
clos, no siempre da exec.
Ientes resuItados.
vEkN USTEDES
vEAN UsTEOEs
Lo que ocurr Q a Eva y Adam.
Descontento y tedio, des-
pues del Paraiso.

Las diligsuciAS de divoreio de j.
Eow Irds Camp, contra su muisr, vlu-
ds rczAgsnts que l'evA muy bien aus
45 sfos, demuestrAn que ro es pru-
dsnts cAsArss por medic de anuIeios,
como tantos hscsr, por llamstivos que
sean.
Disc C.np, que en- horA Gcisga
lsy6 IN anuuclo perGonal ca un psri6.
dieo, dc una DANA ca buseA dc marido
con vsniente, que ella proveerfa or
cuanto 6 10 que q bienes tsrrenalss ss
oftsciera, pues tebia dieE mil psios de
rspta 81 sfio y poslei6n social AWga
rads. Camp que SO eneontrAba solol
viva aislAdo y dsieata afsclos, In
vsstlgj, vic 10 viuda yLe eae6, PART
sneontrar, Mgda dec a-s, que au COS
tilla % de las naI duras y eItS muy
leios de los 80 dsl Anurcio, que 10 qu'
tisns son IN y dtudas y no rsrtas,
y en- euanto q peStsion soe'al. "a es
posa NO hA aldo nuneA n a. que due =
a. de una eaA dc hu6spsdss. teipa
ci6n mny hourAda ain duda, psro gus
no confsre 6 AAdie blAaonsa nj Aspi
raciones. Adsn Al, no 81 In amants
ssposa cue 90 imagine sino nm ser exi.
Uanta aaa0 ia nnrAx6n AtrAhIliarin
La demAndGdA por divorcio a'ega
que TEL Is para vivir y ii no sn 10 que
fu6, 30 10 dsbs kHu marldo, Quisn IL
hs dsiado en- 10 esptnA Oa sus sx gen
eias y arrebatos. pidiesdo coaAa i'm.
posiblss do obtsnsr con el micro eA'
tlpendio que. rec!te para 10 plaza, y
contin6a con otroA mil dttallea do
mestioos que el jazz pesa a en- 10 que
valgAn. para deeidir n d tArle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
AIca dia Municipal de PatIIas

Al pliblco. En- Eoder del veeino
len NareiAl CasAls 80 enCuenlrR de
poAiladA una ytgOA que tue cor duel.
1aA eate Dsp6nlo munici pal sin que
40 b yA preAentAdo au drtRJ q resla
maria, 10 cual es de color zAino o.cu
90, como de diez Anos de edad, dc IeiI
y media euArlAs de AlIAdA, crimes
abundantes, eon un lLesro hlanco o.
10 rents, IN lunar ApSgAdo elel Ia
olo superior J = paiA hAlsrA i1q uisr
tA bIansa. Y 10 hIgo doheo do
Ieuerdo con 10 que prsItribs el brIi
sulo 6!2 del COD go Civil, Aisndo de
advertir, que ii no f4sre feeAmAc.
iieho animal pt r lu outno en- los oial
somprendidos h.ilA el II Gel pr{ K mo
nes dc OctabEe, lAs dos do 10 tArds
10 eals Ola, asra vendidA IN lIolieA
liclIact6p,
PIlillas, Sci embrs - de 1865.
+, Zsn0n GsLy
ala AleAide.
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VAR|OS TELEGRAMAS
RecibidOs en- eI CuarteI de
poIicia. EscaIamiento de
una tier da en- Naguabo.
TIR4 NDO PlEDRkS
En- Aibonito AgU stin Santa.
ma dispara tres tiros d. re.
y6lver a Rumilo Mateo.

EFeuarssl general resih,6 syer los
s'guientes telegssmss:
Nsguabo, septismbrs 20. Anot be
eicalsron com r@io Fernspdo G rxas
lsE On barrio ssanEisgo , Lims,s lie
var6nss mn baul que apareei6 mas
luego desarraiado fAltar do yl4 que
contenia. he encusntran arrestados 2
indivlduos como prssuntos autores,
Policfa trab'js sctivAmsnts Dor scnss.
guir dinero, CAbo Frfas.
Santa Label, Ssptismbre 20. Pe6n
Jote Barreto, oeupsdo obras Yerro.
earril al trar risdras 4 sitlo dstsrmi'
nado, una de eltas desvi6 direction y
al pssar jose Crespo, de oficlo psssa'
dor, ls ssy6 sncims. Hseho casual.
Cabo Casanovas.
Aibonito. Septiembre 30. Aver Q.
As p. m. Agusifn Santana vssino de-
este pueblo, dispar6 tres tiros de re-
v6lver contra Rumilo Astso, dssds Ia
mcrada do Lorenzo Quesada. Il San
tana preaenta uBa confusion lsvs sn 10
cara que asgdu inveatig aei6n. taA eau.
sAda por ell4ateo, do una bofetadA.
Ambos faeron mediatsmsnte arres'
tadea, poniendole disposition Jue2 con
armA ocupada Cabo Rosado.
YAbucos, Octubre 10 Anoehs 4 laa
2 q. m individuo Antonio Qaificnss
hiri6 q CGndido Dspsna produs' ndo.
le euAtro hsridas. Una de pron6ateo
reserVado on region ccsipital y les
otsss msnos gtaves. Fu6 arrests do
agresor y hsrido eondueido al hospi.
tAl. CAbo Cusvss.
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que nsdie SO Sieve ma, alto nivel
que ell puestfo.s
Dsspu6a de esta manifasSsci6n, 81
fiscal rstira su aeusaci6n y pide que
80 AbIuelva al proees&do tsaso rAro. J
Seguir el arreg'o de c.GentaS LAaf 80
tltuls el artiedlc] dc don FfSneisco
J, Amy, ssrfa cusnto de nunsa aeAbar,
vlene dsspues el vatuIfo lirsrArio,
del euRl es una n1ttestrG la aiguisnte
cIidd!
Say. quien habra que refrsns
el tormsntoso teesno
que en el psnsamiento humane
nj fondo nj orillas t!enes
Estos graudes vsraol dc Ndnsz do
Aree son eritickdos asf por don Fran.
cisco ] Amy.
sO;eAno que es como dehe Aeen'
tuarse 10 pAlabra-rimAndo con hu
manoI
Una esdrdiula con ana gravel
81 esto 90 vsrsifsar, vengA Val.
buens y ysAlo!s
Nduez de Arss escrlbI6 ocsano. ri.
mando con h nsano, lieeneia roetica
permitids, y no octano, eomo pretende
el erftieo de- Puerto Rico.
Dsspu6s de ssto, ~ dsbe suponer
!! el lsctor s6mo serk 10 que aigue do la
eritica, 8 <arreglo de euentais, con el
ilustre poeta Ndfisz dc Arcs, dsspuks
Dc muerto.
Y coneluys asf su artfsulo 81 seHor
Amy:
ePrometsmos cue oil tsrminar
nuestra tArsa dsmoledors, no hAbra
qusdado ri un s6lo mlcroac6p pieo ieAg.
menio de 10 fAma literAriA del gran
NGdez do Aroe.
<Somos (; Intx 1rAhles con los
que so petmilsn el lUi) de offender
nueltro amar propio.1
Cen 10 caal do entsnder den
FtunciIeo J Amy, que ii MN e CO
Arce le hublera eontestAdo Su carte
tomAndo en- consideration el sonetc,
4 eltAs h)ras seguiria siendo tan
grande poetA como 10 scnsidsr6 ants.
riormsnts.
Pero antss dc termlnAr, veome
i'm pulsado -puss ms rettzA lA risA-
q repstIr el pArrafo 90 asl Qae dlcs;
<No transigim 30 eon rsputAeionel
usurpAdaS (s.uai6n & Nufsz) y, por
oira pArts Aomoa dem6eratAs, y no
hsmos do eonseniir q1s nadie &c eieVe
& mas Ato nive que Il uueGtroo
Y Asl enttsnde 10 dsmoerAsiA el
ssfior Amy? Y quel NAdis, Absolu
tAmsnte nade ga el mnndo de las 10
trA1, pusds elavArae 4 mas alto nivsl
qus don Francisco J. Amy.
e! h9nbre que rie. que 80 consids.
rAbA tambIsn otrA potsneiA, ~ poten
eiA, ,QusdAtA aiIuAdo por eEIs ordsn de
poetA;
N91, FRAN IiCO j. AMY,
Nq2. EI.k3mbrs qus 1ie.
No ;. Dame Aiighisre.,
Nq4 vicIor Hugo.
NJ 5, Milton,
N? s. MID, da Arcs (y Aai pa.
rA Absi,.)
Sohrs sl nivsl dc don PArcho,
psraonslidAd nipgunA. Ea una espe
SIa de No hay pa nadte de Ia ghyA ellen
ola.
S30 ls tGlla IN secrstari0 partit ular
intsn1,0 -. para eopiAr las eArIAs que
no obAe.e! contsalaclon.
G. ktiles Garcia.
non do nu7non Don;Io,