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The Washington times., 1907-08-02
TALKING WAR AT COLLEGE.

1t is not my purpose or inclination TO
dwell at length on that last year at
West Point In some ways / enjoyed
It deeply, and the fountains OF those
joys are still flowing But before re-
ferring to them let me reflect, vaguely
10 be sure, some features of our West
Point life which l think prevailed in
great measure at every college, at
Princeton, Yale. Harvard in fact
wherever a college bell rang; namely,
the utter neglect of study, and indif-
ference to class standing The war
absorbed everybody. II began 10 be talk
ed OF at sunrise. IL was still the topic
at sunset. and among college men it
wns talked of long after night fell
and laborers were asleep. They gath
cred in their rooms and talked: they sat
on the fence under the elms at New
Haven and talked: they sat on the steps
of the historic dormitories of Harvard.
and the Tigers were on those of old
Nassau long, long after the lights In
the professors quarters were out and
] have no doubt more than once the
clock pealed midnight and the college
boys-Gcd bless everyone of them OF
every college in the land today!-were
still talking OF the war.-Gen. Morris
Schan, in the August Atlantic.
The Washington times., 1907-08-02

power and Jurisdiction in the central
government and it's agencies. How pro-
phetic these Varningsl
Defender Of Constitution
1T is our pride. recognized more and
more by our brethren OF the North.
that the purest Anglo-Saxon stock is
here In the South and that our people
stand with unshaken front for the ira
ditIons OF our fathers, hold fast 10 the
old standards. preserve faith in our
fathers God. and that here under our
sunny skies will be found the strongest
and most unconquerable defenders of
the Constitution as framed by our Rev
oludonary sireG
In the Senate I shall stand by the
faith Of the fathers and the fundamental
principles Of our party. ] shall stand
for curbing the trusts. reducing an Op-
pressive tariff. for the Just control and
regulation Of public service corpora
tions, for the Improvement Of our rivers,
harbors and highways, for equality OF
opportunity and burdens. for local self
government. and ! shall be found eter-
nally opposed TO government by in1unc-
ton"
The Washington times., 1907-08-02

Pettus. and began the practice of law.
In 1884 he removed 20 Birmingham,
where he has since made his home. He
was elected governor of Alabama in 1896
and served until 1900.
In an address to the General Assembly
here Mr.. Johnston very clearly defined
his position on State rights. In the
course OF his speech he said:
Power Of States.
so far as I am concerned. I shall
stand in the Senate for the rights of the
States TO leglsIate IN respect 70 their
local affairs. and l shall stand firm
against the nullifying OF the acts Of our
legislatures until they shall have been
pronounced contrary to the Constitution
by the highest tribunal IN the land
The preservation OF the constitutional
rights Of the States TO legislate on ques-
tions purely within their own jurisdic-
ton and territory is pressing to the
front as the most vital issue Our
fathers warned US that the growing
tendency would be 10 concentrate all our
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
CASHIER FORGOT LOCK;
$4,000 IN CASH GONE

PITTSBURG. Aug 2-Owing 10 the
observation-disclosures OF Cashier Thomas
Carroll. OF the First National Bank. OF
Turtle Creek. officers are searching for
nearly $4,000 which disappeared from
the counters Of the bank. When the
safe was opened 1t was discovered that
the institution had no money with which
70 do the days business
Cashier Carroll remembered he had
forgotten 70 take between 5000 and 30
900 in small bills and currency from the
counters Of the bank and lock II IN the
safe when ne went home. This after
noon a director IN the bank charged
Thomas Gordon. the colored Janitor
with larceny. and the latter was ar
rested
Residents Of Turtle Creek declare
they saw wagon backed up 10 the rear
OF the bank last night More arrests are
expected TO follow
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
Williams Wins The Senatorship;
Mississippi NotesDoqvn GoDemor;
Victor Strongest In ToqUns

ticipated rural vote. and possibly more.
He is also running Williams an exceed
ingly close race in Meridian and Lauder
dale counties and Gulfport. with a
chance OF winning out in each. These
were thought to have been Williams
strongholds. Williams is strong with
the corporate interests. but the much
discussed common people" were Varda-
mans own In the country districts, and
in many towns his gain was surprising
Vardaman's own county. Leiere, has
so far given williams a small majority,
but this is likely TO be overcome. VII
liam county, Yazoo, gave him hand
some majority.
Besides nominating Senators, the Pri-
mary was held TO select full State and
county tickets
Charles Scott and E. L. Noel are ahead
OF their four competitors in the race
for the governorship, but a second pri.
mary may be necessary TO decide the
contest. Luther Mowship is leading by
d large majority for lieutenant governor.
A nomination OF the primary is equiv
alent to an election. It is estimated that
1000 votes were cast.
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
NELSON ALL IN,
So TAD THINKS
Likewise Can't Figure Britt
Has Chance With
Cans.
By TAD.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Whether Bat
ting Nelson had an off night whether
he was unframed. or whether he dis
abled himself so that he could not beat
Britt y III never cut much ice with the
wise men from Gotham.
Up and down Broadway, and quite
bit 0f It was canvassed. the general
opirIon was that the BattIer was lin.
All you could hear was We'll what
30 you think Of that? Guess the old
Battler will never be the same, Ell?
Any time a fellow Ike Britt can lick
him. he starts running for the end
book"
Such was the CAB. and il will remain
so for many moons, unless the Dane
some time soon does something remark
able 10 change the opinion.
Cannot Figure Britt.
AS for the Gans-Britt fight, there was
little boosting. No one figures the
native has a chance, and interest in
such a go is very slight. The man from
he knows the game from soup to nuts
and where betting on such a go would
come from Is a mystery.
Britt really was a surprise, however
Nelson money went begging here along
the line, and hundreds were bet that
the Dane would win before the fifteenth
round. Britt had sopped so much of
the grape since the earthquake that he
was figured a dead one. BY going the
twenty rounds and outpointing the man
from Hegewisch he not only gave him
self q second lease on life, but woke US
up so that we have not quite recovered
from the shcck yet.
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
Second Primary May Be
Necessary to Pick Gu
bernatorial Nominee.

JACKSON. Miss. August 2-John
Sharp Williams has won the Democratic
primary election contest for United
States Senator. Owing 10 the length Of
the ballot the count was very slow and
today tho returns are not all In. WI
liamS was strongest in the counties with
large urban population, while Vardaman
polled his heaviest vote in the rural dis
tricts. When the returns from the tur-
pentine and way back districts are
all IN they win cut down Williams ma
jority, making IL between 5000 and 1000.
say conservative estimates.
The day turned out TO be "Vardaman
weather" all over the State. and the
governor probably polled his entire an
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
ACCEPT RESIGNATION
OF THE REV. w. F. FRIZZELL

The congregation Of the Church of the
Pilgrims accepted the resignation Of the
pastor. the Rev. w. ]. FrizeH. last
night at a special meeting. The resigna-
ton is believed to be the result of criu-
cisms for Mr.. FrizZells S causing the
church 20 lose a $4,000 gift from o. II.
Ingram, OF Eau Claire. Wis
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
YALE AND HARVARD
ARE DISAPPOINTED
fOlympic Contestants Must
Have Sanction of Ameri-
can Committee.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-The latest de-
lIberations OF the committee in charge
of the Olympic games in England next
July mean that all American universi-
tics which have been planning 10 send in
, dividuai teams abroad will be disaD-
pointed
It has been decided that in track and
field sports no country can enter more
than twelve men in a single event. Fur
thermore, the selection of the American
team will be In the hands OF the Ameri-
can committee, and no entries can be ac-
cepted unless they are made through the
American committee.
Plans to Overrule Association.
The University of Pennsylvania. az
well as Harvard and Yale, had been
formulating plans 10 send their teams
to these games irrespective OF the plans
made by the American committee. The
Pennsylyanians wanted 20 repeat their
success Of 1900. when their team won
about everything on the other side Yale
and Harvard had been planning TO hold
a dual meet with oxford and Cambridge
previous to the Olympic games and then
10 enter their teams in the Olympic
meet
o The method of selecting the Amer
D ACan team changes All IllSs ! ne amer
can committee has not announced It's
; complete plans as yet, but from what II
; has announced the American team is 10
be picked only after an exhaustive series
OF elimination tests.
Sectional Meets Proposed.
1t is planned 10 hold sectional meets
throughout the country. at which all
bona hde amateurs may compete and
then to have the point winners OF these
games meet in national set Of games
at which the whole team may be Sc
lected on a competitive basis.
After the unfortunate manner in
which the American team was selected
for she Athens meet last year this plan
VII meet with unqualified approval In
1906 the American team was made up for
the most part OF the then a A. L.
champions. and there was no competition
for the selection of other candidates.
This worked very great injustice 10
several American athletes who should
have been placed on the team.
One of these was Melvin Sheppard, the
fastest middle-distance runner in Amer
ica at this time. OF course. there were
hardly any college men on the team,
this being due 10 the fact that the games
were held during the college year. when
it was impossible for undergraduates To
get away
Placing the Blame.
The exclusion Of the college man from
the American team at Athens cannot. OF
course, be blamed upon anyone. II
was merely unfortunate that the games
should have been scheduled at such q
season of the year as April. Next sea
son all these things will be avoided
The team will be truly representative oi
the full strength OF the country and the
games viii lie held at a time of the yeal
when our men Will be at their best.
The Washington times., 1907-08-02

of the State Legislature. His term Will
expire in 1915.
The new Senator Is a veteran of the
civil war, enlisting as a private and
raising himself TO the rank Of captain.
When the war was ended he settled IN
Selma, the home Of both Morgan and
The Washington times., 1907-08-02
AN Opportunity for the Man With Dollar n--'
A Great Manufacturing Centre

n ICCH OF the glorious history OF
our country clusters about the
/ / City of Trenton. The mere men
tiOn Of the name Trenton re-
wives patriotic memories. From
the earliest dawn of Colonial times.
Trenton has been one OF the llvest
and most important cities In America.
This is not an historic sketch. al
though ii is difficult TO write about Tren-
ton without lapsing into historic ro-
nance.
The first recorded history Of the pres
ent site OF Trenton shows the solitude
OF the Lenape Indian Wigwams, invaded
by the Dutch and Swede pelfry traders
IN 1864 Later Quaker colony that de-
Veloped into Trent's town CTrenton)
named in honor OF the wealthy Scotch
man, William Trent. and in I776 the
centre OF our Revolutionary history.
when the struggle for our national inde-
pendence was fought and won.
The history OF Trenton for the past
IS years is largely the record of com
merCial development and steady growth
10 what Is now one of the most thriving
manufacturing cities Of the entire East
As the capital city OF the wealthy
State or New Jersey Zone OF the few
States entirely free from debit and the
natural junction point OF the various
railroad and shipping interests that
centre there, II affords facilities fJr
manufacturing enterprises that few
other cities enjoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
Srsi5A del dia s.

A las dos de Ia tardc Sc abre e.
acto bajo la presidential de Mr..
Post.
Asisten los senores Vale, Dia2
Navarro, Folkner, Ward, Fuilli,
Sanchez Morales, Barbosa, Willon-
ghby y Grahame.
Fl alcalde Peiluelas solicita quo
Sc reduzca de $1,000 d 762- 32 ctvs
la cantidad para la liquidacion de.
debito a la extinguida carcel depar-
tamental de aqu6l pueblo.
Fl Alcalde de Mayagiez soli-
cita que Sc incluya ell Ell plan gene
raj de carreteras del emprGstito /;
que conduce de aquella ciudad a
Maricao,
FL Juez de Paz de Vieques So
liclta aumento de sueldo. Pasa q
la Comision de 10 judicial.
La Comisi6n de leycs genera
les informa con enmiendas el c. B,
para reglamentar la compra de efec-
tos para el gobierno insular. Sc
aprobo y pas6 a "a lectura.
La misma Comisi0n informa ufl
sustito al c. B. II? 4.
Sc presente Ell 81 lectura el c.
B. NJ 20 enmendando Ia seccion 50
de la ley escolar compilada. Pas6
a la Camara.
La Comision de Hacienda Y
Presupuesto informa favorablcmen-
te al c. B. n1mero 90, asignando
fondos para la compra de libros de
leyes para la Corte de Distrito de
los Estados Unidos para Puerto
Rico y las Cortes insulares, y para
continuar la publication de las SELL
tencias del Tribunal Supreme. Pa
SO a "a lectura, con enmiendas.
La misma Comisi6n iniorma
favorablemente el c. B. 81 para
enmendar la ley disponiendo la de-
volucion de multas municipales in.
gresadas indebidamente Ell el Teso-
70 Insular. Pasa a segunda lectura
con enniendas
La misma Comision de Ha.
cienda y Presupuesto informa con
III sustituto el c. B. ndmero para
eXtender el sis.ima telegrahco en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
BUREAU DEL T|FMPO
Servlclo cIimstoI6oico de Ia
semans que termin0 eI z
de FebrerO corriente.
RECIOS AGUACEROS
Temblor de terra en- Coro.
zal.-Velocidad del viento
II millas por hora.

Generalmente ha reinado un
tempo bueno durante los tres pri
meros dias de la semana, con unos
cuantos llgeros y repartidos aguace-
ros Ell las seccioues del N. y E. FL
dia 80 fue nublado y amenazador
EN- Ia mayor parte de la isla, con IL
|geros aguaceros Ell la region N. E.
y centro. ,Durante el resto de la
semana RENO un tempo de claro a
nublado en- parte. Los vientoS fue-
ron del E., de ligeros a brisotes;
velocidad mayor Ell San Juan. II
millas por hora. FL dia 2S, q ESQ
de las 10 y IS a. IN. Sc sinti0 un Ii
.gero temblor de terra en Corozal &
@Isolinao.
Fl notable tempo frio que ha
reinado desde la primera semana de
Dlclembre, 1905, aparentemente SO
bresalio en- la mafiana del dia 20 de
Enero, del corriente, cuando la tenn
peratura mas baja anotada Sc regis
tro en- varias estlciones, incluso en-
San Juan.
La semana fu5 notable por las
extraordinarias temperatures extre
mas que hubo ell varias parties
de la. isla. La mas alta que han
informado fue 97o, en- Anasco, el
dla 27; la mas baja 46?, ell Cayey,
ell dia 20, seguida por una minima
de 47o9, en- Aibonito y Cayey, y por
48o ell Cidra, todas Ell dia 80. La
temperature media en- la isla, por
la semana, fue 7o.2o, que es cerca
de 81? bajo la normal.
FL promedio de la precipitation
1urante Ia semana o,2S pulgada, 8
ilgo meno5 de la mitaI de la canti-
lad normal. In precipitation ha
consistido en- ligeros y repartidos
1guaceros muy irregularlnente dis
rlbuidos ell toda la isla.
La siguiente tabla demuestra
IA variacion de temperature:
TEMPERATURE
WdS alta. Mis- 6aja.
Aibonito Is AZ
Areclbo' so so
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
PoR $4,000

De contado, Sc vende la fnca Ce-
noninada oBarrancasO, la cual Sc haya
situada Ell el bairio de Llanos Cos
taso de este termino. Dista a hola V
media de la poblaci6n, Sc compore de
1900 cuerdas de extension, todas pro-
pias para las siembras en- frutos memo
res y en- particular para el algod6n
oCeilano Tiene dos magni6cos ma
nantiales paIa dar de beber al ganado;
tiene colindancia al mar y puerto para
embarcar todos los frutos. En- ella Sc
pueden cuidar hasta 400 cabezas &c ga
nadC
Para informes dirigirse q don
Ulises Marini.-Post Ofce, ,-calle Mu-
iioz Rivera, Cabo Rojo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
Consejo Executive

Purr,o Rico ? melio * lfneas te-
legrdlicas. PaSa a q lectura.
La Comisi6n de 10 judicial in
forma el c. B. ndmoro l9 para en-
mendar la secci6n 10 de la ley pro-
veyendo la forma de establecer gra-
vamenes sobre inmuebles por SEN
tencias y derogando todas las leyes
que Sc opongan 4 ella.
Sc presenta el c. B. n1mero
| 81, de Mr.. Feuille, a nombre de la
Comisi6n de Franquicias, Privile-
gios y Concesiones, sobre conduc-
torres y transportes. Pasa 4 la CO.
mission de imprenta.
Sc present6 una c. ]. R. nt-
nero 2, de Mr.. Willoughby, que
trata del recibimiento 4 ciertas So
ciedades de comerciante de los Es-
tados Unidos que Ell breve vendran
a Puerto Rico. Sc acordo pasara 4
Impression y lucgo a scguula lectu-
ra, sin ir d comisi0n.
La Cdmara de Delegado comu-
MICA haber nombrado para conferen-
ciar con Ia Comision del Conseio
acerca del c. B. Il? IS, sobre EN-
prestito para carreteras, a los selo-
res Zeno Gambia, Soler y Mendez
Cardona.
FL Consejo Sc declara ell receso
por diez minutos, transcurridos los
cuales Sc reanuda la session y Sc
procede discutir Ell segunda lectu-
"a el c. B. no 3 de Mr.. Post, para
reglamentar la compra de efectcs
para cl gobierno insular Mr.. Ward
propone algunas enmiendas, que
son discutidas extensamente y des-
pues de aprobarse unas y desecharse
otras, pasa el bill a tercera lectura.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda Y
Presupuesto informa favorablemen-
te el c. B. n9 Fl, con enmiendas.
La Camara de Delegados no
concurre al informe del Comit1 de
conferencia al c, B. numero I3 y
solicita confcrencia, designando CO.
mo nuevos conferenciantes Ell su
representation 4 los seiores Menl,z
Cardona, Mufoz Rivera y Santoni.
A las cinco selevanto la session.
hasta hoy a las dos de la tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
ECOS JUD|C|ALES
lnqres0 en- Ia carcel de kuua.
dilIs.-lndividuo arresta.
do por robo.
CRIMINAL PRECOZ
Captura de un preso. Sen.
tdncias impuestas por di.
ferentes delitos.

Han ingresado en- la carcel
de Aguadilla a cumplir sentencias
los acusados Bernardo Badillo, Mi
guel Grafols, Agapito Arce y Felix
Cruz, y ell la de Ponce, Felipe Ri
vera.
-Ha sido arrestado Ell Maya
guez Juan Lopez Jusino, que re-
sulto ser el autor del robo cometido
ha POGO en- aquella ciudad a don
Salvador TIC.
Ell muchacho Diego Padilla
fue artestado anNeayer por acome-
tlmlento a otro muchacho con una
navajo pequeiia. Este muchacho
fue el que hiri6 el aiio pasado a un
mozo del restaurant M.a Linda.D
Ell preso Inocencio Herman
dez, que Sc fugo de las ofcinas del
Juzgado de paz el 2S de Noviembre
ultimo, ha sido capturado aver tar
de por el policfa Manuel Gonzalez.
Juan de Dios Nazario pro-
movie aver un altercado en- la plaza
del mercado slendo multado con S..
-Por infracci6n q las leyes de
carreteras, fue condenado aver Eta
nlslao Flores a tres dollars de multa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
La Ultima MOda

Esta elegante publication de no
das Madrileiia es la mejor del mundo
Satisface los mas exigentes gustos
con los preciosos fgurines, acuarela,
patrones, labores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que el gusto mas delicado en-
vestir pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc envia
un nGmero de muestra a quien 10 So
lisite de don Inocente Rivera, parada
4, Puerta de Terra, San Juan, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
TN deber cutnplido

Por ALA, en- Octubre del ailo
proximo pasado, apareci6 un escri-
to en- sEl Aguila-de Puerto Ricop,
periodico que Sc edita en- Ponce.
Ese escrito era un libelo infa-
matorio enderezado a herirme en- la
la honra. No hubo nj siquiera el
respeto que Sc debe al santuario del
hogar en- los pueblos cultos.
El desgraciado que 10 escribi6
no tuvo nj siquiera el valor de dar
su nombre. Busc6, esquivo y me-
droso, escondite en- las nebulosida-
des del ruin an6nimo.
No encontrando al autor YER
daderamente responsible del citado
A6elo, denuncie ante la Corte muni-
cipal de Bayam6n al editor del pc
nodico, que tambien afecta respon-
sabilidad ell esta clase de delitos
por Ell artfculo 254 del VICENTE Co.
digo Penal.
La referida Corte, ell el acto
phblico que tuviera efecto el ID de
Diciembre ultmo, declare culpable
al senior Contreras Ramos, y lie i'm
puso Glen pesos de multa, redimi-
bles Ell tres meses de arresto, con el
pago de costas Fl acusado apel6
de esa sentencia para ante la Corte
de Distrito.
FL veinte y ocho de Enero,
q las nueve de la mafiana, Sc
celebr6 la nueva vista. Llevaba la
representation del acusado Ell Lcdo.
don Manuel Rossy. Hecha la pc
ticion fiscal, Sc vieron las pruebas
de cargo; TOGO su turno a la defen-
sa, que estuvo discreta en- sus jul
clos y apreciaciones, y el sefior To-
70 Cuebas, despues de un breve y
elocuente discurso, que en- otro 81
ito merecla aplausos, juzg6 culpa-
bic al seiior Contreras Ramos, re-
duciendo la multa impuesta por Ell
inferior q c1Nco pesos.
No me duele la modification de
la pena. AL contrario, ME allegro.
FL mismo Tribunal tuvo ocasi6n de
yer la hidalgufa y generosidad con-
que yo trataba al enjuiciado, bus.
cando atenuantes para su culpa, de
magnitud EN- el orden moral, no
porque Sc haya tocado mi pobre per-
sonalidad, que despues de todo, en-
nada Sc me ha ofendido, sino por
haber permitido que Sc mancharan
las columnas de su periodico con un
H6eIo, olvidando eu esos momentos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07
GtRC ANITA

C1ransen sin tenor 4 que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, IA
ringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nerviosa, eXtiuciones dc
voz, anginas, con las Partillas Houde
a la Cocafna.
Su uso serecomienda especialmen-
te a los oradores, profesoIes, cantan-
tes, y todas las personals que fatigan
SUI voz por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadosos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- euando esas paStillas, fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones Y
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa.
ra evitar toda deception, que pudiera
ser grave, exfjase Ia firma (Houde) so
bre la faja de garVntfa de sus NPasti
llas).
En venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Dep6sito; ao, rue AIbouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-07

de coglplacencias, Ii cu!turl dc Ia
prensa y su mission c;vilizadora er
el seno de los pueblos.
Mi prop6sito al establecer Ia
querella, era probar que Ell escrito
denunciado err un H6elo mfamato.
rio, contra la torpe opinion de las
capacidades de Toa-alta, asl como
dejar evidenciada la competencia de
jurisdiction que tenia la Corte Mu-
nicipal de Distrito para poder como
Ger del asunto, y ESQ 10 he logrado
explendidamente con el veredicto
dos Tribunales, donde hay magis-
trados talentosos y de probidad, que
haceh honor a la toga puertorri-
queiia.
He cumplido con mi deber, Mi
honor queda integro. Talnbien el
de mis- hilos, que siguen, con apro-
vechamiento, carreras universita-
rias en- los Estalos Unidos de la
Union Americana, ganosos de SER
vir a su patria en- dias no lejanos.
Estoy plenamente satisfecho por
ese triunfo de la jus,icia.
Ahora, aqui sligo, en- clara luz
meridional, con Ia frente alta, sin
antlfaces que afrcntan, para que
continden juzgandame los hombres
de honor como jefe de familia,
como funcionario p1blico, como
miembro del cuerpo social, como
patricia, ell fiji.
~ Ell H6elista?.
Ali queda cscondido en- las
sonlbras, como los 6uh0S, sintiendo
ell sus entraiias cl aguijon NORTH
cante de la envidia, y sin podcr es-
calar ninguna altura porque los es-
piritus aSf bobreS jalnas verifcan
ninguna ascenci6n.
Misero papel el de la estulticia,
infatuada y engreida!. -.
A POGO hacer, dejo expedita su
sanda, con los esfuerzos y los sacri-
6cios que tienden a un alto fin mo-
raj en- nuestra sociedad. Bien pue-
den utilizalla los amigos cuando a
su paso hallen ulo de esos ladrones
de honra ajena, recordando STEM
pre- aquel hermoso pareado del em.-
nente vate espaiiol MARTINEZ de la
Rosa:
aOuien otro ofende en- sn honl a
Asl propio Sc deshonrao.
MODESTO ARcHILLA,
Tca.alta, Enero 80 de 1907.