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CHAPTER XIII.
Wooers MT cIaho Ell

As Miss Nunsby had said. perhaps in a
moment Of pique with Phil Calnonts
easy-going ways. Vida Bryan at old
Dicks cottage had ample opportunity
FOR making such comparisons she might
wish with the stalwart figure and ready
speech OF Mr.. Ludoyic Morris. under
ground engineer. for a standard.
Vic Morris had dropped into the habit
Of going there frequently. nay. regularly
which is to say. every night. Il took an
appreeable part of his dark hours down
IN the Dock. or those which he spent IN
the little boarded office above. to concoct
the necessary excuses. But Vic was
never at loss Besides, now that Dick
was inspector of the ways in No. ? pit. he
had become in manner underground en-
gineer's assistant Vic needed TO consult
him quite frequently, ana young fellow
like Vic could not expect an old man
to be running after him all over the
place when he had just got home from
"A hard days work. So Vic Norris called
on him, which. as any one can see. sim
pllfied things very much. Now. kindness
to the old is according to Confucius. the
MOTIFS
found it so. He did not IN the least re-
gret being kind TO old Dick Finnan. and
any fairly careful detective could have
found his deeply indented footsteps all
the year round in the neighborhood of
Gleoe End Cottage.
As for Vida. she could not tell whether
she liked him or not. He was different
from the others-that was all.
Sometimes" she confided to her chief
est friend. Rose Nunsby. II think like
him. And then again am quite certain
that don't"
In truth, the two quarreled abominabIy.
And that. according to all the authorities.
was a good sign-for the hopes of Mr.
Vic Morris For IS it not written that
Nippin' an sczrtin'
Are Scots folks wooin'!
But Vic Morris himself drew no con-
illusions. His strong, combative, even
trampling nature. his genius in the con-
duct of men, the dauntless courage which
led him always to hunt for the most diff
cult way of ascending a mountain. pre-
vented him from feeling the least embar-
rassment in Vida's presence or the least
doubt about the issue-so soon that is. as
he had made up his mind to speak.
Now. with n girl like Vida Bryan-as
proud and sslf-opinionated as Vic Morris
himself. with feminine sensitiveness al
together ungUessed at by the man. this
was a most unsafe course to pursue.
With girls accustomed to obey. IL might
have proved more successful, But. as
general rule. man. even when he
knows himself to be the stronger, and
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From the Fairbanks tAlGskal Daily News.
The average Alaskan would be 10th to
go back on his dog team as a means OF
transportation in the winter time. Travel
by this method was the first ever in
dulged in in Alaska. and It promises to
endure so long as there are new fields TO
explore In the winter time f. IS the
only practicable means OF reaching the
outlying districts. and q good dog IS
worth as much in Alaska as is a horse
in the States. The endurance and speed
Of the animal are wonderful. and the
size of the loads transported is almost
incredible.
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From the Westminster Gazette
Blackberries and nuts are being sold in
London for sixpence a pound. which is
about three times the price lately realized
by the best cultivated fruits. The idle
horticulturalist who has allowed BRAN
bles and ha2els 10 run riot over his land
is. presumably. living in luxury; while
his industrious rival ruined by prolific
but unstable plum crops. is having I'M
pleasant interviews with the official re-
ceiver.
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WHERE AMERICA EXCELS.
Bishop OF London Compares Our
Churches 10 His own.

From the Chicago Evening Post.
Upon his return 10 England the Bishop
of London paid a remarkable tribute 10
America. Cabled to the American press
Il occupied an obscure paragraph In the
morning news. It deserves a better fate.
There is far greater generosity,
love, and trust between different bodies
OF Christians and between schools OF
thought IN the same church in America
than here IN England" said DR.. Ingram.
1T was Ike going into another atmos-
phere to pass from the wrangles OF Great
Britain into an atmosphere where they
are unknown II was a great lesson 10
be present at the general convention OF
the churches In the United States$ highly
instructive to see a millionaire from
Wall street sitting side by side with A
workingman. both representing New
York. II was truly democratic.
There are no parlor cars in the Amer
lean church
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speal. Un Rrother Taft,

Prom the Porto Rico Review.
Secretary of Peace Taft has started his
Presidential campaign from the Oriental
shores of the Pacific. The next question
TO be determined is whether or not wine.
cocktails, or other intoxicating bever-
ages were served AT that Famous royal
dinner given to our distinguished am
bassadOr."
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French Women Talented.
From Les Annales. Paris.

The young French girl is a charming
ana delicate being, creature exception
ally gifted, exceptionally taking. The
French woman is remarkably intelligent:
she is profoundly artistic. You have IN
France women who write and who paint
with rare talent. 1 see there an un-
deniable sign of the superiority OF the
young French girl
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From the Harvard Lampoon.
Bir-What made you think that she
was picked?
Phil-WeI, she was wearing vinegar
cite.
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AUSTRALIA MONSTER
Repels by It's MOnOtOny, Fas-
cinates by It's VastneSs.
GRAY ITS PREDOMINANT COLOR

Country, People, Manners. and Build
fngs All Alike, Declares Writer.
Interior a Barren Waste, The Pom
uiation Being Confined 90 the Sea-
coast and River MarEins.
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having done MS part, and feeling quite
sure Of his position. he did not trouble
his head further about the quaint. I'M
certain tempers OF Mr. Ludovic Morris.
After all. what more natural? He would
rot have liked such an intrusion him
self. even from the rest OF his family.
But he was trying 10 act up 20 little Mss
Nunsby's advice to do something for
himself. So, enthusiastically. he was
beginning with Vida Bryan.
The furniture OF Dicks cottage was all
OF dull oak. which had descended TO him
by ordinary generation-the ancient set
ties and three-legged chairs. polished at
back and seat by centuries of nard-
worked homespun. moleskin. and cordu-
roy. Except at funerals, broadcloth had
never touched them. For special chair
was kept for the minister, covered ac-
eording TO age, with velvet. or haircloth
or cretonne. But furniture of that kind
never wears out Doubtless some remote
Finnan, away back in the time of the
Covenant, had made it-chair and dresser
and -poster-with adze and plane and
turning-wheel he made II to be in readi-
ness TO receive his sober Cameronian
bride. And, like their furniture, the Fin
mans had remained Cameronians ever
since.
That night, when Vic Norris and the
doctors third son were first brought face
TO face, Vic growing like an angry
mastiff and Phil gazing serenely through
the darkening window, the kItohen-parior
or house-place of Glebe End was full of
quaint mOony reflections. Old oak fur
niture and paneling. with freight CLINT
ing on them, conduce TO mystery. The
evening fire in preparation for Dicks
supper burned on the hearth far back.
and once Phil rose with his easy air to
replenish II. which caused Vic Morris 10
spit like an angry cat
1T appears to me that you know your
way about-here, that u.s." he said sharp
~. but not so we'll In the world. 1 IN
derstand that you are the parish doctors
son; that you set I'D for a man, though
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The prodigAl son vas son q a Gun,
lie Was-hc vas
He shu-iod the cards and PLAYED fo- the nrn:
T. Ia
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una PREGUNTA QUE
vino a COnfundir a.
Mr.. Murphy
Ia iniusticia Del status" de Ia isIa,
puesta de relieve pOI ceDt6si-
ma VeZ.
Lo que 10 puadsR hle0T los pugTtOrrlgueHas, pot
ser ''honhTas Sin Dlirla."

'JPuede IN puertoEriqutfio hRcsFBe ciu.
dadano de los Eatados Unidos por medic
de Ia Naturalization
EGta eS una pregunts que vino CON.
fundir Murphy, empleado de la GoTte
del DiAtrito de los EstadoB Unidos, cuando
Ee preaent6 Is pstici6n de dos pueroTriqus.
hcg para gaE CiudadRnos amaEicanoa.
La Corte SupTema de los Estados Uni.
dos hs decidido que nm pueItoTriqutn0 no
90 ciudadano de Ia rsp6blica, psTo nsdis
parece BabeT si ca q, puede llegsr haceTBs
ciudadano por naturalization ne; aun-
que la opinion general es que no puade
haceEBe.
'Para hacerse ciudadano nm individuo,
tiene que abiuTar de 50 fdelidad cuAl.
quieF otroepaiB, y IN PuertOrriquefio no
puede hscerlo, pueBto que eB un hombre
sin pstEia. Cd La isla de Puerto Rico
psTtenecs los EstodoB UnidoE: peEo no es
parte iDtegFante de elIos. TampoCo es IN
pafs aut6nomo. Los EBtados UnidoB Teco.
noCen una organisation social lIamGda Sci
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, pero esta oTgani
zaCi6n no tiens approximation posici6n
slguna fuera de la isla, y eH tan iudefnids
que Bus miembTos no son ciudRdanos de
parte alguna Ocupan los pueTtoFFique-
nos casi lR misms posici6n de los faipinoS
EsRs notaE las ingerta an disTio noTte-
smericano, teEminR diciendo:
'Este asunto ha paBado 81 Attorney
del DistFito de los Estados UnidoD para
que Cite expoDgs 81 opinion"
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AsVnto pUndlsRto Do rlsalaGIda.

Warrington, Noviembre A excep-
ci6n del aviao que ha dado 81 gobierno
frances con Eespecto Ia extension del
decFeto sobre la tRrifa minima del cafe
dc Puerto Rico hssta diciembre 10, no ae
hR hecho aluni6n RIguns acerca de las ne.
gociaciores abieEtas el varano psaado
para verifcar an convenio comercial
entire los dos pafsea hacienda concelioneB de
ambas parties.
ESQ dice an diaTio no1ts americana, 81
cual adade:
Cuando Hs BupendieTon las negociacio.
mes 81 embsjsdor JuEHsrand visit6 81 casa
On Francia, oonsult6 sntonces con ell 60.
bieTno de "a pals.
Sa espeTa que en- estos momentoB an que
va he regresado se tTaer6 81 asunto & con-
sideFaci6n = tanto 81 HecEetario Root, de
vuelta tsmbi6n de su excursion, como
81 assistant secFetaTio Bacon, tEataF6n de
llevar q una resolution este aHunto va Baa
bsjo un punto de vista q otro.
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.EL PAN QOE Sc CO.
me en- Vega Baja,
es nluy nlalO.
lIBO que IleY6 81 cello de cOhradOl
hasta peEetFaF en- Ia iRIesia de-
tlas de un huen nIaIrhants.
Pare d Is dsl BItEIno DlGlaBbrO 50 iRIHeIl quO
0mpVzlFd ID Zafra d GaFl.
( De nuestrO corr esponsal. J
Noyiembrs %.

Noviembre 20.
Aver Es llsv6 cAbo la fiesta del "AF-
bOl' en- Vega Bsja y sin cfsnder 81 amor
propio de los otros principaleB, dsCimoB,
con nuestro caT6ctsr de coTEesp0ngal, que
ha Bido la mas bonita fiesta qus ge ha hecho
en nuestTnB escuelGs p6biicas,
A mas de Las que fguran ca 81 pTcgra-
ma, que no inGartamoa por 90 mucha ex'
tension, tomaron parte las ni1as j Sandin,
j. Otero, S. Vaiantfn, Gloria OteEo, r
del Manzano, A. Campos r. Cabrera.
TedoB los ni1oB estIvieron 4 gran alta.
Fa, peFo los que m6B llRmaFon Ii atenci6n
fueTon los que EGCitaFon 81 di6logo ''La
PaJma y 81 Mango"
Tamhien gustaron mucho las ninsR Pra-
do y Garcia. "AmeTica , Porto Rico
fu6 interpretado diyinamente por Lac nifias
Reyes Rivera. La poesfa ssDespu6s de
ls Iluvia" impreBion6 sgFRdablemente
"LRs foles' fu6 Fecitada pOr una militia
, estuvo admirable. Dsjo para 10 fltimo
10 que corresponds RI gTupo de pEofeBoFeu.
La seflozita Maria Mufioz recit6 con Rmo.
re ID poesfa HLa limosna espirituaI."
ACci6n, entonRci6n y sptitude5, TODD eatu.
vo muy bien.
Los seGioTes Toro y sandiu hicieron gala
de psnssmientos msgnffcos. El professor
Ramirez no pudo CsrraF el actO por hallar.
Sc enfermo, peru su diStinguida aeiora do
ia Rosa BRnuele, ley6 el trabnio que 81
penB6 deCir y noG quito mucho.
En- general, Ia fiesta no tuvo m solo
punto que no fasTa gusto del p6blico
tanto en- los gamblantes de los padres
maestroB SO notaba 81 orgullo de yer lucir
encantos On los nifios, como en- las peVso-
mas que no tenfan paEticir aci6n On la
fiesta.
Conclude 81 acto, faeron & p'antar IL
palma real y el mango en- los terrenos en-
que Ber6 edifoada Ia cAsa.sGousla ALI,
sdem6s de laa peTsonas que On programa
fgurap, hRb 81 sehor Rodriguez Sierra,
presidents del syuntamisnto de este pue-
bio.
Rscibau todos los profssores la mas CO
rim 1sa fe'icitRci6n por tan linda fiesta, =
en- especial 81 distinguido amigo don MI.
guel Tore, por haber quedado tan lucids.
Ell pan que 90 come On Vega Bsja eB
DE 10 MAS MALO que puede darBs.
Nal acondioionado y peOr preuentado.
Lo 6nico que tiene bueno es al vendedoF,
pueS para cobFaE no titne pTeCio El otEo
dfa fu6 & cobYar IN centavo IN buen
maTchante que sstRba en- la iglesia. lPue'
de daKse msjoT vsndedor?
Sc encuentrR algo indiBpuesta Ia Be'
nora del inspector de escpelSs Mr.. Cheny.
Deseamos que tan diutinguida DANA, Tecu'
pere pronto la galud.
Con motive dc las conBtsntes lluviag,
Ie hsllan las GALES sn IN estadO intrRnsi'
table.
-=se encuentra entire nouotrca 81 sr. D.
Luis Csso, competente oculista.
Para 81 Is de diciembre empe1ark Ia
zafra de Cafis. EAto daE6 muchs algeria
& nuentra Clase proletaEia.
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Sc do EL CONSEN-
tirlientO de maIa
cana.
cana
PaFeee que 10 hay lugar a que Sc
vefifique 81 coagsniO entTs Fran
CIs J los EstsdOs lIRidOs.
FraacIa copsIdaTa uus les eOneesIoaeS aua Sc %
sIll0R son dssprspeTeI0lldls.

ComuniCan de Paris que haY indiciog
de lR pE6xima aperture de una taEifa do
guerra entire FTancis y Loo Estados UnidoB.
Empe26Eonue negoCiacionas 81 veFano
parade haci6ndose IN conYenio bajo una
baHa que dabs 4 Francia 81 bsne fcio de
IN 20 por 100 de reduction BObrs vines
en- Cambio de otras rebaiaH en una lista dc
CeEcR de 100 aTtfcuIoa incluyendo zRpatos
heTlamiantRs maquinaTias.
Hasta Ia fscha no ha habido Fesultado
Rlguno como el eObierno francis prone.
tic no fnsliERr niugdn sFTeglo ComeFcisI
hsgts q. 81 PaFlamento no pass IL EeviHi6n
pTopueBta de IL taEifa de 1892, pare que
no hay lugar que SO vsrifque 81 con-
venio.
Es cieTto que hacs aIgunoB dias sntsB
de que sl gobieTnn hiCieFa lR pFomeBa Ge
di6 an conBantimientO, de mala CANA, q
uns parte del decFeto concediendo lac tRri
fss mfnimRg para 81 cafe de Puerto Rico
hasta el 10. de diciambre; peFo Cd CAST 30.
gQro que nada He conBeguiF6 msnoH que
loH Estadoa UnidoH cambien TRdicalments
50 actitud, poFque FEancia conaidsra que
Las COncesioneB que He le exigen son terri.
blemente deSprOporCionRdas con reBpecto
& 10 ofrecido.
81 81 decFeto del cBfs de Puerto Rico BE
Tetira el 10. de diciembTe, como pareCe
probable, ge teme que los EatadoG UnidoB
tomen la rsvanchs = se pgesente ent6nces
la tarifa de guerra.
de "Ths Nsw York Times'D.
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Excessive cello" de Ia noIicla.

Parece que Il mania de preBtar servi'
clos, Sc ha exRltado extraoTdinariamente
y ya exp6nenBs & paaarlo muy NAL
Ouantau personals id6an IN paseO por 81 de
CovadOngR.
So afrmR que shoFs, con la tai mania
20 confunde los paseanteB, ,, de eAs modo,
81 algunR paFeia, de TeConocida honesti.
dad, ss acerca por Rqusllos contoEnos, Gre
y6FaBe que, mstida la policfa On excessive
OelO, v6 = ls denunoia.
Tanto oeIO paBa de paseO obscure, como
el de CovadoDga.
CompFendemos que para Ago tisns el
rotten Ia policfs , que veCsa eB necessEio
imponer de todos modos 81 prestigio de lR
macsnR, On cisEtoG caBos mucho mas psro
no tanto, no tauto. Y nobre todo, ''no
confuudir."
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ya hgun augael0.

Tenienao que rssiraEBs de Bus negoCios
poF motivos de galud, 81 abaio fiEmado
ofreCe en- venta pFecioB muy FeduCido8
m entera exiotencia tantO de nuevo como
de uegunda mano, conaiEtiend0 de CoRda-
jes de Manila, Motones, Alquitr6n, Lonas,
Enserado1, Tienda8 de campala, Aceitsa,
BEeR, FeErstsTfa, Fragua1, YunquaB, Ro.
manas, BaETsnas, OsjaB fueRtes, AnClas,
TuboB de hieFrO , de hisEro galvsnisado,
Csjas para empaquetaE pliiRs, pintuFes etc.
etc.
I'm buen negociO De mstalel ; Dc papan
, CebolInE.
Tambien an equipO complete para una
hsFGORia.
Jusgo complete para eDgomaE rnedaS.
ApaEato complete para buses,
PaER los dsmGs pATticulaEa8 diriiIEle 81
almacen. PueFts da TiefGa, paEada g.
john ClOg. 10 v.G
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l. Investigation Del AlRlesnIo "a d ,sunto
Enrique PuIg.

CuAndo los sucesos tiItimaments acae'
cidos en- 81 Manicomio de San Juan, 81
Hon. Director de SaDidad, Banefcencia ,
Corrsccianes nombr6 una Comisi6n que
inveAtigara 10 Hucsdido.
Eata cOmisi6n tuvo, B-gdn sa informs,
nscesRriamente. pars 81 mejor eBClaIsci'
miento de los hechos, que tomaH declara.
-cionea diVsrsoS emplead> de aquel eutR :
blecimiento inviEtiendo en- eato alg6n
tempo, coss que no % pOAibls svitaE On
eRts claae dc avsEiguaCiOneB, para no pro-
csdeF de una mRneFa aHbitrsYia.
Y cuando Ia comisi6n amiti6 50 infoIme
, 81 Director de Sanidad, Bant f.sncia y
CoFEeCCioneB iba 4 procedeF con arregIo al
reBultadO De Il prusba practicada contra
81 refsridO Enrique PUG, ha pEeusntado
e,ts ID renunoia de 50 cargo, quedando
en- eata forma terminado el espedienta que
"a estaba tramitando.
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Mr.. James Reade Watson.

Hemos BaIudRdo en- sstsB ofcinaB, 81 ST..
James Reade Watson, diutinguido Caballe.
70 de California, On donde esECi6 por
algdn tempo 81 psriodiamo.
Mr.. Watson % prOpistario en- California
y regreBa ahoEs de an viaje & Ia Am6rica
del Sur.
A Puerto Rico lleg6 procedente de Pa.
mama. Eatuvo On Maysgiaz, on cuya
Ciudad visit6 ls estaCi6n experimental de
sgriCuIturs. Hoy visitar6 una fnCa en-
Rio PisdraB.
Mr.. Watson 90 an expeEto agricuItoF,
entsndido en- les modernoB cuItivos de fru'
tas, industris que ha dado gran impulse
al bienestar eccn6mico de California.
PEobablemente "La Correspondence"
pub!icar6 81 lines una interview ceIebrada
con sHte culto nortsamericano, de paso On
Puerto Rico.
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PlAN OS.

Ell PARIS BAZAR de Pedro Giuuti,
oCaba dc Fecibir pianos franceses maEca
PLEYEL, planes slemanes m Tca "Gorr
& KsllmRn," pianos amerieanog maFcs
Weber" , "PaEis Bazar" Todos SOD
dignoH de Is ma or con6anza poT sus exec
IenteB condolences municales.
81 nombrs que llevan responder de Ia
supaTioEidRd del instrumento. Todo el
mundo vende pianos hoy, pero nadis trae
Puerto Rico las marcas "Plsyel, Goru
& Kallman, Websr y Coble, nombreH CO.
nocidos en- eI mundo entaro.
'sEl Paris Bazaar" no tTas pacotilIa ba'
rata, solo vende artfculoH Auperiores repu-
tadoB como 10 mejor
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PARA egRA.

Aver smbaEc6 para Ia Habana 81 como.
cido induHtrial de eata Ciudsd, don Pablo
Martinez.
Hombrs activo de iniciativas, es usgu,
70 que triunfsr6 en- IR heEmana AntillR
por aus condolences de intsIigencis y
honFadez.
Pablo MaEtinez lego hscers muy po.
pulRT = eHtimado en- San Juan, On donde
deja numerOEoH amigos que sisnten 81
Rusencia.
Dssa6moHIs buen viaje y prosperidade8
en- Ia populosR capital de Cuba.
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ssntsnsIa contra R,faoI nluIs6a.

Hoy & las 8 de la man ana ss dict6 SEQ.
tencis contra Rafael MauIe6n, por Ell iuez
ToEO CuevaH, On Ia Corte de dintrito.
TeniendO en- Cuepta las ateNuantes uue
CouCurEen en- esta causa-dics-la Corte
eatimR que 81 aCuSsdo debe cumplir is
Siou de preGidiO abop6ndoBsle ID pEini6n
prebsntiva, pOr 81 delito de aue1inato ca
% pFado,
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Confersnelo uas6nlel.

La 'Logia Ertrells de LuquiIlo" cele'
bFar6 On 50 temple una conferences mas6'
MICA, ms mana domingo Las de Ia noche.
Har6n uao de ID palabra elocuentes ora
doles Los mismbFos del taller han teni.
do In coEtsafa, que eltimamos, de invitRT'
para diehO sot1
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e ,sunto = G White & Comp, "

En- Is session del Consejo EjeCutivo CO.
lebrada esta manRDA cuys information
damos en- otro IugaF de este diario, fac
RcueTdo FsaolveE DR nueva petici6n de ID
'J. q. White & Comp, respecto 4 Conce'
ai6n de an plazo de 10 sh3A para 81 ekta'
blscimiento del serYicio por electEiOidad,
81 lunes & Las 10 dc ID msfiana.
La opinion general Cd que el plazo ser6
enncedido.
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10 squi constituido, por todos nosotros,
incluso ell Befior Sanchez. Y ese agunto
tampoco eBtsba en- 81 'scalendaFio" si
todos, de aCuerdo, hemos consentido en- dis.
cutir y votar 81 dictamen de Is ComiBi6n
que Be FefsEfa s an asunto del que Be deri
va neceBaTiRmente 81 nLevamante preuen-
tRdo, no vco 81 motive poF que no 80 haya
de tomar On confederation Esto 90 una
enmienda 10 que Bolicit6 la u G. Whi'
to Comp, otra proposition pero deDtro de
la base de Ia que acabsmoB de votaE de-
be seF discutidR como 10 ha Bido Ia otHa,
de que Fepito es esta Con5ecuencia inme.
diata."
FL sef1F Sanchez Morales repIicaI que
no pidi6 pT6Eroga TespeCto Ia discussion
del aEuntO principal poF ConuideTaH era IN
csso ya sstudiado por Ia ComiBi6n que IL
dsT So infoEme habia msdido perfeCtamen'
te los motivos que paFs pTaEentarlo en- tai
foEms tuvc; peFo que Rhora 90 trata de
otFR cosa que aun que pudieRa apREeceV
como una consecuencia del aBunt0 biscuit
do, 81 que no oouoCe tampoco en- toda Bu
extension, eptiendo que no como cuesti6E
de hsCho y 81 como question legal, debe
llevaP 81 tT6mite correspondence fin de
scr estudiadO con todo datsnimisnto. Que
no debe admitirBe & pEimR faCie I'M asunto
de ESQ indole, pueH pudieRs daR lugaE &
suponeEss que ~ Gabfan los inteFasadoa en-
que sentidO hAbfa de pFoduciTua 81 ConGsio
Cuand0 pEeBentan 90 pRop0sici6n De tRl
modo que solo toCa 81 ConseiO apfobArlo
sin man pFs6mbul0,
(Veahs Ia ediCi6n del luneB.
(1) En- esa disparatada contradiction y
hagrante njusticis, estfiba el dbgcontento
que siempre causo en- Puerto Rico el depte-
slyo regimen impuesto la is'a sin el cons
sentimiento de sus hiios, 10 cual aupOne lh
mas jniusta tiPRpia IN, de Ia Ri
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llal vIsItl ,nIranar. .

Muchas peRsonan de Ii iGla que han aS'
tado en- enta ciudad han vi6itadO al pin
torsSco Hitio de "MiFamaE'' han quadado
tan anCantados que enueguida hiCieroR pc
didos de HOlaTea loo dnehou de Ioa p0con
qua quadan y ca brevs He comsnsaPk IA
conltrueci6n Dc nuevaa el1al do viYienda
alli
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BANCO d. ? uERTO-RlCO.
Eadmenes de aspiirantes.

Sc aviss & los j6vsnes que han preHen.
tado solicitudes para optar & las cuatro
pIazas de auxiliareB anunciadas anterior
merts, que los exSmenes para cubriT las
miamaB daT6n principle 81 Jueves II de
Diciembre pr6ximo, las 9 de e mafiana,
60 cuyo dia y hora debsr6n preaentarse On
Ia Oficina del Banco, Tetuan g. los referi.
dos aspiEAntsH. San Juan P. r NoYiem.
bre 80 de 1907.-EI Presidents, M.
PANIA qua, 8vB
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CgMpRO.

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ifrsa "a 1iondfta." PlaEa PEincipal,
jos Bas6n 18Bh