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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

A young man from San Francisco
net his atfianced bride in Abilene by
appointment. They went to a minis
Ter and were married with the usual
short ceremony.
AS the groom drew roll OF bills
from his pocket to pay the preacher,
the wedding ring, which he had for
gotten, fell to the floor. The bride
looked at that ring regretfully, though
she said nothing Of her disappoint-
ment at not being welded by the
ring ceremony.
The preacher caught her look, how
ever. and told the couple to stand up
before him. Then he married them
all over again, using the ring cere-
mony to the very palpable pleasure
Of the young woman.
AS the pair left the parsonage the
groom was heard to say: We'll, |
guess we got all that was coming to
us that time. Abilene, Kan, Cbron-
icle
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

An attack on the validity of the
will of the late Sheriff Thomas of
Orkney and Shetland has been made
in an Edinburgh court In this viii
the sheriff ordered that he be buried
in a wicker coffin, so as to be handy
for the scramble at the resurrection. :"
He made extraordinary beQuests and
in his lifetime fined his servants for
slight offenses. He also fined his cat
If it disturbed the peace of the house.
He had strict rules for himself and il
he broke any of them he fined him
self. He kept a laughing waistcoat.
with elastic sides. which he used to
gu to dinner in.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
Fine Home For Y. NJ. G. A.

Plans for the city's new $780, GOO
Y. M. c. A. building, at Pacific and
South Carolina avenues, Atlantic
City, were approved and adopted by
the Building Committee. The build
ing will be of brick, thoroughly fire
proof, and four stories high. The
first floor will contain gymnasium,
baths, lunch room and locker rooms,
while the second floor will be devoted
to lobby, class, reading and game
rooms. The other floors will contain
dormitories. The plans adopted w~re
those of Horace Trumbauer, OF Phil
adelphia.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
Grin.Crazod MAN a snicide.

His mind unhinged by the grip
Louis Franken, thirty-eight years
old, one of the proprietors of the
Plainfield Cab Company. at Plainfield
committed suicide by hanging in his
room at the boarding house of Mrs
Elizabeth McAndrews, No. 100 North
avenue. The body was discovered
hanging by short piece of rope from
the hinge of his door. Franken's
illness is the only apparent cause for
his act. He complained of pains in
has head and had told Mrs. Mean
drews earlier that his head seemed
to be full of wheels.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

sian by nationality, Swede by
rights - for I am native of the
Baltic Provinces.
Again VINEYARD bowed, and waited
with some unsympathetic silence for
some further information.
You know the name of Marie
Bakovitch, monsieur" -
II do
"she is at present at swalso, near
to here"
DO you come to me on the part
of mademoiselle?" asked the Eng
lishman somewhat coldly.
NO; / come on my own account.
Indeed" VINEYARD moved rest
lessly from one foot to the other, and
by casting glances up at the clouds,
down toward his own boots, and in
discriminatory around, indicated
gently that he was not DESTROYS of
prolonging an interview with this
mysterious youth.
Suddenly Ivan Meyer took cour-
age, and stepping closer to his COM
panion said passionately:
II come to you because you have
ruined my life. l am the lover of
Marie Bakovitch. Her love for me
or the prospect of winning il
was the one bright spot in my ex-
istence, which has been as dark as
that of every young Russian. For
her / worked night and day in the
hopes of one day becoming a great
artist; for her sake / would willing
ly have thrown my life away. But
for her sweet influence / would have
become a Terrorist, fighting a glori-
GUS battle by means SO foul that God
can only frown upon the righteous
side and UNFOLD the tyrant. For her
sake / forgave my fathers exile, my
mothers death, my own miserable
childhood; and just at the moment
when happiness seemed within my
reach, when / felt sure of winning
Marie's love, you rose upon the
bright horizon Of my Joy; and now
now you are driving her mad /
should have hated you; at one time,
I thought did, but now / know that
it is not you, but your power, that
hate. I have known of Marie's pro-
ject for year, and have ever striv-
en- to make her give it up. 1t is
not for your sake that I have done
this, but for hers; nevertheless, /
have some claim upon you. Surely
I am justified in calling upon you
now, in the name of all you hold sa-
cred, to obey me-to come, now,
with me to Marie Bakovitcb!"
But" said VINEYARD, with true
British calmness, but what good
can l do?''
Il do not know; we are. in the
hands of Providence; but she is for
ever asking for you" replied the
Russian, defiantly.
For me?"
Eyes; in her moments of calmness
the name of Mistley is ever on her
lips, and when she becomes excited
she attempts to come out to seek
you. ! have locked her in our little
sitting room, promising to come and
find you. Sometimes I think she is
| mad, monsieur, and at other times
think / am so myself. Will you
come? / have provided for every
thing. Marie is calmer tonight;
but she never sleeps now. Mrs. Arm
strong, our landlady, has her room
in an outbuilding. All Walso is
asleep; it is safe"
Still VINEYARD hesitated. Ivan
Meyer evidently did not know of the
meeting by the stream, he reflected;
and the sight of the man she had at
tempted to murdex might have
terrible effect upon the girl.
rs it-possible-that you think
this trap?" asked Meyer, slowly.
That decided the young English
man.
Il will go with you" he said, sim
ply. THE thought you suggest
never entered my head"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
CHAPTER XVI.
An Interview.


her nightly task of sweeping clear
the heavens. But there was some
huge clouds that promised to strain
her cleansing powers to the utmost.
VINEYARD Mistley sat on the stone
sill of his bedroom window, ten feet
from the ground, with his legs dang
ling in the darkness, and listened
absently.
The scene was so lovely, the thou
sand night odors so sweet, that the
time slipped rapidly away. while the
watcher almost forgot to note its
passage. He had been sitting there
nearly half an hour, when at length
he heard the rustic as if some one
moving through the underwood upon
the slope down the stream. With a
last whisper of admonition to Adonis,
he placed his two hands on the win
dow-sill and threw himself far out
into the darkness. He lighted softly
on the messy turf and crossed the
lawn
His eyes were accustomed to the
darkness, and he could recognize the
form of each stately tree, drawn in
sharp black filigree against the gray
sky. In the shadow of the wall at
the foot of the long fight of steps he
soon discovered tall figure leaning
against tree, with the leisurely pa
thence of one who knows that his
waiting is not in vain.
For a moment it struck VINEYARD
that If this man had evil intentions,
nothing would be easier than to
shoot him as he descended the steps
with the moonlight shining full upon
his face; but the thought was only
heeting, and untinged with any likeli-
hood of turning to fear.
AS the yoeng Englishnan APP
preached, Ivan Meyer stepped for
ward, and, with an artists ever-pres-
emit love of harmless effect, raised
his hat and said:
Monsieur Mistley?"
VINEYARD was one of those unfortu-
nate people whose sense of humor is
irrepressible-unf because
it invariably strikes at the wrong
moment, and because the possession
of it makes one see deeper pathos
in everyday life than those whose
smile is slower The incongruity of
the whole affair suddenly forced it.
self into Vineyards thoughts and he
was thankful that his face was IN the
shade as he raised his hat slowly and
coldly, with a truer knowledge of
dramatic effect than Ivan Meyer pos
sessed.
FL am VINEYARD Mistley," he ex-
planned. 1T is is, perhaps, my elder
brother with whom monsieur wishes
to converse"
1t may have been that Meyer
thought he detected a slight shade of
irony in the formaIity of his reply,
for he instantly dropped the cere-
monious. mode of address in the
third person.
No, monsieur, it is yourself whom
| seek" he said with aanervous hesi-
tation which did not fail to raise him
considerably in his companions esti-
nation. You will pardon my in
discretion, but was hard pressed
before / thought of assistance you
can believe that?"
With characteristic foresight the
young Englishman began to wonder
how much money he had about his
person, as he bowed in acquiescence.
Instantly Ivan Meyer saw that his
words had been misconstrued, and
~ hart-nnd IN ovpIoSy,
u am here" he said in a tone
showing more. self-assertion. ITO ask
a strange favor
Il will erdeayor to assist you,
Monsieur T
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
.Janitor STRICKEN in school.

When James L. Wright, the aged
Janitor of the Culver Public School.
at Millville, failed to reach home at
the usual hour, his wife went to the
school, and in the darkness found
him unconscious in a room on the
third floor. She summoned aid, and
the old man was carried home. DR.
Neal pronounced the case one OF
paralysis, and gives little hope of re
covery. Mr.. Wright is seventy-five
years old, has been janitor of the
school for quarter of a century and
custodian of Christ p E. Church fol
many years.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

According to che Cologne Gazette,
the Agricultural Association of West
Prussia, in view of the scarcity of
agricultural labor, is taking steps
with view to securing the introduce
ton of Chinese coolies into certain
specified areas. Hopes are enter
tanned, the Gazette adds, that the
Prussian Government will give its
consent.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
Must Pay For stolen Clothes.

Before Judge Horner, in the Coun-
ty Court, at Mount Holly, John Hen
erickson and Louisa Seeds, of Bor-
dentown, pleaded guilty to the theft
of clothing worth $65 from Mrs.
Pittman, at whose boarding house
in Burlington they tarried for time
without paying any board. Judge
Horner decided that the landlady
should be reimbursed, and in placing
the defendants in charge of Proba-
tion Officer Slaughter ordered that
the man pay $50 and the girl $40 and
the costs of the prosecution jointly.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

More progress is being made with
submarines than with airships be-
cause, explains the New York Ameri-
can, the submarines are at present
the more useful engines of destruc-
zion. Which shows that civilization
keeps hitting only the high places.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
How Many Eeathsra on nana

A New York concern has just
closed unique guessing contest in
which the contestants were required
to estimate the number of feathers ON
a hen Many estimates N the hum
dreds Of thousands were received, sew.
eral in the millions, the highest esti-.
mate being e00,060.017. The correct
answer was found to be s.120.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

We are actually manufacturing,
along with stogies, glass bottles and
paper boxes, only much faster, COM
tends the Dayton Herald, consump-
tiyes, criminals and anarchists, and
turning them loose to prey upon So
riety later on.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

The pure food laboratories are
multiplying fast, and there's going to
be business enough for them all, de-
clares the Boston Herald. Impure
goods are going to be as scarce as
rebates shortly.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

1t would be interesting to learn
what the Empress of China, who has
started a crusade against deformed
feet, thinks of the movement for the
revival of deformed waists, cynically
observes the Baltimore American.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
LittIe GirI 3 Heroine.

While playing ON the ice of cram
berry bog, at Toms River, Edwin,
the fiVe-year-old son of Leslie Penn,
broke in and went over his head.
His eight-year-old sister, Phoebe,
sprang to his rescue, managed TO get
hold of him, and with no one to help
her. pulled the little fellow out Of
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
the water and upon solid ice. Then
she hurried him home, little the
worse for his cold plunge
Murderer Cool ON Gallows.

Frank Banusik was hanged in the
county Jail, Newark, for the murder
of Thomas Hoff, in Bloomfield, JAN
uary z, 1906. His nerve never de-
serted him, and he marched to the
gallows without the least hesitation.
His neck was not broken, and death
resulted from strangulation
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

In Europe there is standing army
of a million, armed to the teeth, with
Is, 100000 in reserve This is the
tribute Europe is paying to her pas
Bions, her commercial jealousies,
-'her honor" and her political ambi-
tions. 1t is very expensive piece of
machinery to operate.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

When it comes to individual wealth
we have dozen citizens who are
worth more than all the kings and
rulers of the world, taken collectively
or severally boasts the New York
Eun
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

There is poverty of leadership in
the country and tremendous need of
educated men to rejuvenate every
rural community, and thus help in
the progress Of the entire country,
declares President X. L. Butterield,
of the Massachusetts Agricultural
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
Paris Nearer to Bordea x.

New engines 10 be introduced by the
paris-Orlcans Railway are expected to
reduce the journey from Paris to Bor-
tleaux to i've hours. or at the rate Of
more than scycnty-threc miles an hour.
e present time is seven hours.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

According to Professor Frederick
Starr, of the University of Chicago,
zone Of the most striking character
istics of the Congo people is loquac-
ltv ,,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19

wonderful pearl bearing the
likeness OF the late Queen Vic
Of England was found in a
W er mussel in the Mississippi
er near Davenport, Ia.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
A NEW FLYING BOAT.

British Army Officer Is Experimenting
on Large Scale.
One serious obstacle in the way OF
constructing a good flying machine
das been the difficulty of making pre-
liminary experiments. The inventor
aas had to build his machine accord
ing to his theory of what is the best
'orm. If the machine flew, well and
good; if it failed. it failed, and there
was an end of it The inventor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
|NF0RMES O|VERSOS
La Comision de la Po-
1icia. Sobreseimien-
to de una causa.
REPORTER, ENfERMO
Visitas al honorable Gober.
nador Post. -El ingenie.
70 senior Skerrett.
REPORTER. ENFERMO

Fl tunes pr6ximo celebrara Sc
sion la Comisi6n de la policia In.
sular.
Juan Gonzalez, procesadc
por seduction a una joven, hs
contrafdo matimonio con la ofen-
dida. FL fiscal ha pedido con este
motive, el sobreseimiento de la cau-
sa que Sc le instruia.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- 81
residencla de Rio piedras, nuestro
amigo don Esteban Montesinos, re,
porter del eBolstln Mercantile &c.
lebraremos el restablecimiento del
estimado compafiero.
Aver tarde reciblmos de Ma.
yagiiez el siguiente despacho tele-
gra6co.
DEMocRAcIA, San Juan.
81 microbes en- la tarde fui
vfctima de Tin atentado contra Ia
vida y I'm robo en- las inmediaciones
de la hacienda sCarmenD, de esta
jurisdiction. Por correo envlarf
mas detalles. Pedro Juan Cabrera
Dnmas.S
Hoy estuvieron q visitar al
honorable Gobernador de Puerto
Rico los sefiores Attorney General
INFERNO Mr.. Brown, el Juez de Ia
Corte Federal Mr. Rodey, el Con
sui y Vice consul de Francia y e
Consul de Santo Domingo.
Aver regres6 de Las Pledras
eI ingeniero de obras pdblicas, se
nor Skerrett, despues de terminal
el replanteo de la carretera de aque
pueblo q San Lorenzo.
-Segdn Sc dice, hay el pro
p6sito de presentar I'm proyecto d
ley en- la session pr6xlma de la LIE
gislatura, autorlzando la venta d
los terrenos del Pueblo de Puert'
Rico, situados a la sallda de Puert
Terra, para facilitar el ensanch
de la ciudad.
Han sido aprobados come
maestros rurales de Isabella los Sc
flores Carlos Jimenez y Francisc
Gonzalez. Con estos dos nombra
mientos quedan cubiertas todas Ia
escuelas concedidas al dlstrito d
Aguadilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
GIB|uETE DENTAL

Hemos tenido oportunidad de
visitar el nuevo gabinete dental
que han establecido en- esta ciudad
los acreditados ciruianos dentlstas
doc tor Lorenzo R. Noa y Mateo
Fournier, y nos cause impression
agradable el gusto y el modernismo
que Sc observa en- todos los depar-
tamentos.
FL de operaciones, sensillo Pc
70 elegante, con sus sillas de ope.
rar de sistena moderno, y la varia-
da Instrumentation, da uua idea
de 10 mucho que ha adelantado la
cirujfa dental, y de la pvactica y
habilidad de los que allf operan.
En Ell laboratorio, que es el ma:
extenso, veuse todos los utensilios
necesarios para Ia fabricacacl6n d.
dlentes postisos, coronas, cajas etc
es un verdadero taller que hace ho
nor al gabiuete de los sefiores MOI
y Fournier.
Lorenzo Noa, especlalmente
es muy conocido y acreditado er
esta ciudad, donde empez6 4 ejer
Ger SD profession desde hace mas d
ounce ahos, demostr2ndo en- es
largo periodic, SD competencia y s
trato afable para con todos los qu
acuden en- busca de SD auxilio pr'
| feslonal. Mateo Fournier es tan
bleu muy estimado en- Ia buena $,
ciedad capitaleia.
: Felicltamos q ambos deseand
o les gran prosperidad y muchos e.
tos.ptGtssionalts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
NOT|c|AS GENERATES
FelicitaciOnes al Co
bernador por su lie
gada 4 la isla.
ENCRAClA CAzUELA
Dicha senorita vuelve a ejer.
Ger de maestro graduada.
Cumplida just;cia.
ENCRACIA CAzuELA

El gobernador Post no tuvo rls.
da de particular hoy que informarle
q los sreportersD de la prensa local.
Solo que ha recibido y contin1a re-
cibiendo numerosos telegrsmas de
la isla, fellcitandole por SIT regreso
q Puerto Rico.
Ri Comisionado de Educa-
ci6n Mr.. Dexter, hacienda justicia,
ha repuesto en su profession a la
acreditada pre- fesora seiiorita En-
gracia G. Cazuela Geigel, que por
informes del inspector de escuelas
Mr.. Connart, lie fue retirado hace
tres amos, POI el Comisicnado Mr..
Falkuer, su certi6cado de maestro
graduada. Probablemente este afio
ejercerz la sefiorita Cazuela en- We.
ga baja, donde ha ejercido otra vez
y ,es muy apreciada por su relevan-
tes prendas personales.
Sc nos asegura que el lunes
pr6ximo saldran para Areclbo el ST.
perintendente de obras pIblicas Sc
nor Jimenez y el Ingeniero encarga-
do de las obras del emprestito sehor
Rubio, con el fin de organizar la
forma en- que Sc hayan de princi-
piar los trabajos de la carretera de
aquella ciudad 4 Lares.
-Sa halla enfermo Ell Aqua.
dilla, el Fiscal de aquella Corte de
Dlstrito licenciado don Enrique
Lloreda. Desde ell l1nes lie susti.
tuir6, por disposition del Attorney
General INFERNO, el Fiscal de Ma
yaetiez llcenciado Martin Travieso.
I'll Gobernador le ha acep.
tado la renuncia que presentara
don Julio Ramos, como juez de paz
de Cayey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
DEIUN!IA INFuIOADA

En- sEl TlenpoD de aver apare-
ce un atticulo denunciando la yer
ba que Sc trasporta de la Isla de Ca
bra para mantener los conejos de la
India que para experimentaciones
especiales exlsten en- el Laboratorio
Quimico del Consolidate y en- el
Manicomio, llamando sobre este
punto la atenci6n del Goberna-
dor.
Desde luego nos extrafia que el
articulists, de quien Sc dice que ha
sllo empleado en- tlempos pasados
en- el expresado departamento, ig-
more que el sitio donde Sc siembra
la yerba en- la Isla de Cabras, esta
completamente separado de los es-
tablecimientos en- que habltan los
Ileplosos, existiendo por medic Ell
area en- que viven los empleados
donde no Sc consiente llegar a MIN
guno de los atacados de esta en-
fermedad; pcr 10 que Sc trae dicha
yerba con la venia del honorable
director y con Ell beneplacito del
sefior superintendent de sanidad.
Por 10 que Sc refere al sehor
Fernandez Mater, no fue la causa
de su separation el transporter ma
teriales contaminados de la Colo
MIA de Leprosos, pues siendo e Me-
dico no iba a construir su casa con
tales materiales llevando el conta-
: gio a sd propia famllia.
a 81 no emplear la verdad en- las
n informaclones al pdblico demueS
o ira pOr 10 menos una mala te In
: compatible con la manera de ser de
toda persona sensata.
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Impresiones y noticias

guardia, que debe dejar de serlo
desde el momento en- que una Corte,
con su6ciente prueba, lie declare
culpabIe de un delito y le senten.
ella?
Sc halla ligeramente indis.
puesto, no habiendo podido asistir
hoy 4 su ohclna el Honorable Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico Mr.. WI
lloughby.
-Esta mahana sslieron en- au-
tom6vil para la carretera de Baya'
mon a Comerfo el Superintendent
de Obras pdblicas, sefor Jimenez
y 81 jefe de la division de contabi
lidad, Mr.. Ince, 4 veri6car pa
gos de los trabsjadores ocupados ei
los trozos en- construction en- dicht
carretera.
-Nuestro corresponsal de lisa
bella nos telegrafia hoy 10 siguient
de aquel pueblo:
aDEMocRAcIA, San juan
ocho noche gran escandalo public
promovido pOr cabo pOlicfa Acaro
Y cludadano Santiago Acevedo, mi
tivos segdu rumores insultos d
primero aespOsa del segundo.' C
resbOHsak.
: Para servir Ia escuela no
5 turna de Rinc6n ha sido nombra'
D el professor don Nestor Lassalle'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19

acknowledgements que don Fran
cisco de Paula Acufa ha hecho
gran dafio al pals, con solo sustituir
al seiior Crosas, que era y es un
eminente patricia, I'm gran inde-
pendiente, autor de la celeberrima
division electoral de la isla, q pesar
Y por encima de la cual salieron
derrotados los republicanos en- las
ultimas elecciones.
POI falta de sspacio, en- nues'
tro numero de hoy, no hemos po.
dido publican un extenso articulC
sobre asuntos ssnitalios.
Dice uu dlario de Ponce que
la Comlsl6n de pOlicfa insular hi
dirlgido una COMMUNICATION al abO
gado de aquella cludad don Donin
90 Sep6lveda, encargandole de !,
defensa ante Ia Corte de Dlstrit'
del guardia Gaspar Alomar, que fu
eondenado por la Corte Municips
"a dos meses de carcel y $500 d
multa. Los hOnOrarios que dever
que ell teferido letrado- dice el &C
lega -serau sati>fechos con fondC
de la policia insular.
A este Sc nos antoia una pr
gunta;
iTiene facultad "a Comisl6n {
la polcia para dispOner de fond
del cuerpo en- Ia defensa de l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-19
sEl TiempoO murmura.

No es extrafio; de murmura
clones Sc componen Ell tempo y la
vida.
Y he aqui 10 que dicen los
murmuradores de sEl Tiempo', que
que tai parece que han venidO del
Congo;
sSe mnymuta que pronto ha'
bra camb!os de gran importancia
en- la administration iusular; que el
seior Consejero don Francisco de
Psula Acufia renunGard y Sc vol
vera a su casa q ponerse en- bien
con Dlos, y a pasar el resto de 81
vida alejado del maadanal rNidO y
en- oraci6u constante, para puti6cai
SD conciencia de todo ell dafo que
ha hecho q su pals, durante su cor
to imbetio en- el Consolidado.S
Esto es msgnifco, admirable
III senior Acufia hacienda da
40. mucho dsfiO a su pals!
Sin duda confunde AL ITEM
Dos -iel item 20 confunde tanta
cosasl al sefor Aeuiia con squello
otros Directories del Consolidate
(iahi duelel) que echaron a la ca
lie medic presidio. valga Ia frast
en- aquel celeberrimo periodic de Ia
turbas, de grats memoda para Il
doctores de 'El Tiempo.s