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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
R. |. P.

Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad, el Befior
Francisco COrdero Fuertes, persona muy
estimada On ests capital, empaTentada con
una familia de abolengo liberal.
Larga fu6 Ia enfsrmedad que le retuvo
en- el lecho del dolor.
Que Ia pAz del Senor sea con 81. Ma
mana & les II a. m. Be llsvar6 & efecto el
sepelio de 81 cad6ver.
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No hay ssCtarIsmO rsIIgIOso.

La association "FlaterDidad Social
Bigue trabajandO con gran reEultadO en-
toda Ia is'a. Una cOmisi6n de cat6iicOB
que ella pertenecen, llevar6 al senior
ObispO de esta di6ceais, copias de los esta'
tutos y reglamentos de Ia asociaci6n, para
que el Primado los eatudie = quede con.
vencido de que niDgdn espfritu de secta-
rismo religiosO de ninguna olsse, irfuys
en- las tendencies y trabsjos de Ia refsrida
association.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
KOTICIAS De fAJAROO.
Los SgrleultSres s8tan allI lnuy eontsntos
Ode nuestro eorespensall.

Ode maestro cOrTespGmsaD.
Junio S.-Acttia en- esta ciudad una
buena compahfa dram6tica, que dirlje el
aplaudido actor senior JustiE, y en- Ia cual
fgura la tamb;61 aplaudida actriz csgti :
fia sefota Agustina r de JuAtiz. Bueuas
v5ladaB teatrales raaapge, con ese mott
vo. DeSeamos el mejor 6xito la compa-
MIA Justiz
Los agricultores de eBta lOcalidad,
sStGn muy contentou por los frecuenteB
aguaceros que Caen en- eSta comarcs.
Don Miguel Z,lduondO ha mOntsdo
una f6brica de imonadas gaseOsas y I'M
puesto de refreScoH y aguag Carb6nicaS q
donaicilio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
Estado saaltarlO d CaYay.

81 doctor Vazquez, superintsndenta de
sauidad, regres6 aver tarde dc Csyey.
viniendo NAL impreHionado del estado de
Ia hygiene de aquel pueblo.
Eo los oampOs, hay so casos de viruelas,
diSeminsdoB poE los barrioa.
Tan pronto llegus 81 gobeEnadoE, le daR6
cusnta de todo VI % tomar6n OpOrtunaa
msdidas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ, [psnshol

Ell Jueves de JUNO SO inaugurar6 un
serviciO regular de autcm6viles entire San
Juan y Csguaa.
Salida de San Juan. ..... 6 80 msfana.
Salida de Caguas. i'd.
Para informes = expedition de pssajes
en- la Baysmoneaa San Juan) y Rimacen
de Santistsb Chavarri Go. en- Caguas.
Fiete de automobiles para paseos via.
jes q otros pusblob q preciOs cOnVencio.
males.
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COMpOslGIoNEs De sOMBREROs De sERORAs

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene el gusto de
paEticipar SD numerosa clientela y al pd'
b'ico en- general, que desde hoy, se hacen
tOda claEe de reformas y compOBicioneS de
sombreros de BehoTRs, estando enCargada
de elias una sefioTa de IL casa. Los pre-.
clos Ber6n muy m6dicoH. Paris b. EAR.
Pedro Giusty. FoFtaleza 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
PR0GLkNA.

Esta ms fiana en- Ia iglesia de San Fran
cisco 80 lego la Seguuda prOclama de los
l6venes don Bsnito Carril y Ia Sehorita
Mercedes Mirands, quien en- breves diss
co ltraerGn matrimonio.
Nusvo hogar puertorriquen', basado en-
lG Virtud en- el amor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
EdGImITO L&plsr.

Este compatriots. representante de los
EeRores s. Ramirez y Ca. ha salido para
Ia isle, en- donde cuenta con estsnBas rela-
clones de amistad, en- asuntos de negacioB.
Su vista la isla Berd de tan buenos
rsSultados com siempre 10 hs sido por su
actividad. Busn viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10
NusVa Janta local De Union on BarGsIonsta.
% aauestrO eorrespomsoL J

~ 'VVs19VE . V77 7 UP E7VIV9000'
Junio 9.-La Junta local de Union de
este pobladO ha quedado constitufda hoy
en- Ia forma siguiente:
PreSidentes honoEariog: don Eduardo
Georgetti don Ramon Marchsn.
Presidente efsctivo: don Manuel Diaz
FonseCa.
Vice pTesidente: don Jose Vanga.
Secretsrio: jose Alfonso del Olmo.
TesoTero: don Ramon Rosado.
VocaIeu; Primitive March6n, Jose r.
Olmo, Antonio Rodriguez Avil6S, Juan
Maria Rosario, Carlos Mejfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10

En- Ia sala de BocorEos fueron asistidoB
aver, dc cOntuHiones leves, DeOgFacias
RVbsrt , Francisco FeFnGndez Isaac
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10

y a F "A BE
POL gFORMzIATAD0
Del D' CHAPE LIE
Her6ico estimulane aocado al Glcdgcno as sales mcralc
fsodg%ls ecc0S muho dmaler0s que
Pormco solo Armenia ra2iamente las fea vigo uprirc
sensation de
icocjoacs: ReurGsena Anona Grng8 D4betes Al5anura
Iace a,ujr love la onergia aFa la prrtbo del sport
tot0s los cj"Tvicios pon0Soa.
nARIs. 3 E,s viv;e.no, to'"= 1a~ ~ora~~'a~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-10

q los GccSOni0tGs de Ia ASOciaci6n Popular
COOperGtiVG de COnstruceiOnes, AhorrOs
q PrsstGnOS de Puerto R6cO
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20

purpose OF eliminating the hoy lfom
his association With cTiiuinals MEN
thrust Into jail. In The course of
bis lecture judge Lindsey described
many Incidents of the cases which
came before him and his method OF
treating the boy with criminal in-
stincts. He said that the greatest
misfortune Of the boy is the fact
that he is not understood, and that
to really know him and to get his
confidence, VAS to 90 into his baunts
and study his nature. Back of the
criminal Instincts OF the boy, the
speaker said that in nine cases out
OF ten it vas due to his environment
that he haze been allowed to grow up
in the way he has. ana lie more or
les criticised society for providing a
jail as a receptacle Tor the boy i'm
stead of providing a protection to
ala in keeping him in the straight
and narrow path. In the course of
his caree the judge said he had
visited many of the homes of tie lads
who have come into his court and
he was not surprised that they we're
clothed with the instincts of crime.
He believed that it was the duty of
society to hunt out these places and
convert them into a home of better
influences.
Judge Lindsey related several Incl
dents Of young boys who bad been
brought into his court and the
method he pursued to gain their
confidence and sympathy, and he
said that he never lost out on a boy,
except on one or two, occasions.
He referred to the improvements
that have been made In his state In
the way of providing a place for the
boys who are arrested, and instead
of being placed In Jail, a detention
house has been provided where they
are schooled in the virtues of .
better life.
The next attraction of the lecture
and concert course will not take
place until Feb. q, and creates quite
a long wait bewteen the numbers on
the course. On that date VIM.
a. QuaYle will lecture.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20
HOW He SAVES THE BOY
Judge Ben Lindsey, of the Denver
Juvenile Court, Told in Lect-
ure of His Methods.

For nearly two bours Fri1ay even
ing Judpe lien Lindsey, of the
Denver juvenile court. addressed an
audi &c al the Gale theatre on
.'lhe Misfortunes OF Mickey"
Judge Lindsey came as one of the
attractions OF the lesture and concert
contse. That there vas much or
interest in his presentation Of the
sunjpct is true, and that it was made
to extend over a longer period of
time than was really necessary was
al o true.
FOR a number of years Judge Lind
sew presided over what is known as
The juvenile court in Denver. and
which, we understand, was inaug-
a ID at {, is suggestion for the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20
WILL HAVE MUCH COMPANY
Mitchell Will Entertain a Number of
Conventions During the Winter
One Starts Tuesday.

During the winter season Mitchell
will be busy in entertaining the
various conventions which will
assemble before the opening or spring.
The first convention scheduled for
the winter months is the South
Dakota Corn Show and Breeder
association, which will be held com.
mencine Tuesday of next week,
lasting three days. This is held
under the direction OF expert corn
growers and the one that was held a
year ago vas so successful that The
officers decided to make it a per-
manent affair, and this year have
offered larger cash premiums to bring
out the exhibits. Following this
comes the South Dakota Telephone
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20

ass 9cl a. which is scheduled for
Il tJeeting eommencirL Ian.
?. 4 telephone Industry has de-
vaaPaa iu all parts OF the stlte toa
wa efi4l degree in tie pas five
Yeals, aaa from every littll Village
fnTaI telephone lines have been run
ad al todag on a paving basis.
II" aflnufacturer # telephone sup
pies VIII be largely represented at
The convention ana half OF the city
nal Auditorium will be used to make
a disliy of their goods. Following
tie lclephone men come the In
provta Live Stock Breeders associ-
alton II the latter part of january
n continuing over one day in Feb
1uaIy. When the stockmen assemble
in Mitchell for the next meeting they
Will be greeted 10y an enlarged
building. which was built last sum-
mer, an about So, 900 was expended
In maling the sale pavilion larger.
Ever since the building was first
erCcted the sale pavilion did not
any where near accommodate the
number of buyers who were present,
but it is figured at this time that
there will be nearly room enough. 1t
is. eNper Ted that next year the room
for the cattle, hogs an sheep will
have been enlarged, should the high
standard now .required for stock be
lowered a trtle. Duripg the same
week of the stock show, the South
Dakato Poultry show will be held in
the city ball building, the c of
which as the years have gone by has
been something remarkable. w. S.
Of Ethan, was elected
president Of the association, to fill
the place made vacant bv the resig-
of j. r. Redding.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20
Successful Supper.

The Baptist ladies gave a chicken
pie supper Thursday evening in the
ellis shoe building, which vas at
tended by a very large number Of
people. and it was the coucensus OF
opinion that those Baptist ladies'
certainly have the correct idea Of
how to make a chicken pie aud pro-
vide the accompanying good things
that is appreciated by the publ,c.
The ladies were we'll plsa ed ,..ln
their patronage and they we're kept
busy nutil long after Z O'Clock.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20
JUST A 1RiFLE STORMY
The Balance of December Holds Out
Some Very Bad Weather With
Much sleat and Snow.

There has been little cause for
complaint on the weather that has
been turned out so far in December,
but Rev. Irl Hicks. the st. Louis
weather prophet, does not offer any
thing so good for the rest Of the
month. He says: From the l4th
to the 18th wide and intense bar
ometric depression will appear and
excessive storms Of rain, sleet and
snow, attended and followed by high,
dangerous. winter gales. on the seas
especially, will result from the 18th
to the Goth. These storms will reach
all parts of the interior in one or
more forms-rain or snow or sieet,
perhaps all three in most parts. and
a general and severe cold wave will
come in behind the storms, touching
the whole country in varying degrees
from. north to south Another
seismic and volcanic crisis will center
on the 18th. covering three Gays
before and after that date.
a reactionary storm period Is
central on the 22nd and 23rd, b ing
exactly at the center OF the Deem
Der solstice. In the nature of the
case disturbed ana unsettled weather
will prevail through all this part of
the month. but increased and decided
storm conditions will be noted, pass
ing eastwardly over the country. on
and touching the 22nd and 23rd.
Heavy now will he a feature, NJ by
the end Of December all northern
and central sertions aill have ex-
%perienced general n generous snow
falls. Extremes of cold will alternate
with the storm periods
a regular storm period runs from
the Goth to the end OF December.
The crisis of this perioa will fall on
The 2ath, 29th and 30tb. About the
28th look for much warmer, with
lightning and thunder southwark:
but sudden change to hlizzardous
storms and cold will follow, and The
year will go out with a great cold
wave coming down from The north
west. The Jupiter and Saturn per-
iods extend into 1908, and these
periods will culminate during the
first half of next year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-12-20
PUT Ban on NEWSPAPERS
Decline to Have Their
Names Mentioned in Connection
With Professional Cases.

Thursday evening occurred the
annual meeting of the Mitchell Dis.
trict Medical Society, and after it
was all over with the physicians
declared it to be one OF the best
meetings eve held by the society.
Practically all OF tine local physicians
wee present., and the following
doctors were present from the out
side: I. b. Smiley and d. W.
Jones. of Mt. Vernon, j.. a.
Howard, Ethan, b. Menser, Bridge
water. ri. b. Schotield, and j.. L.
Waldner. Parkslon, o. ID. Pherrin.
Emery, J.. d. Loughead and L. N.
Kirkpatrick, Letcher, r. G. Faust,
Salem, ID. W. Launspach, Lake
Andes, r. L. Kidd, Woonsocket.
John Atkinson. Suencer, r.. N.
Waeas, Biiou Hills. 81. w. Bright,
Whit Lake.
The session was held in the MAYORS
Office IN the city hall building, and
was presided owe by President
Smile. While there were but two
paptls read they sut1iced to lay the
foundation for a long discussion. DIR.
Warne's paper was on "What can
onY Society accomplish in business.
ed c%atlonal, moral and social mat
teIs. DR.. Smiley spoke on "ILe
Geneil Practitioner. The papers
were discussed to some extent by
every physician present and many
things were said which will result in
q better understanding among the
physicians. One Of these was a
discussion of the mention that the
newspapers gives the physician i'm his
ATTENDANCE on a case. The subject
was discussed from ..all points of view
ans as a t~inality it was the sense of
the meeting that hereafter news
papers refrain from using the name
Of any physician in connection with
any VI his professional work. 1t was
the idea Of some Of the physicians
that when the lame is mentioned
with a case that it was usually at
the suggestion of the physician, or
that he was RESPONSIBLE for tile
utterance. 10 save all future trouble
the newspapers are given to und r.
stand that they are not to use the
name OF any physician in ihis district
in a professional capacity. Notwith-
standing the action OF the physicians
many Of their patients will find
themselves inccnvepienced IN not
knowing whether tneir PHYSICIAN is
out of town or not.
The foll1@iul otiaets re elected
for the ensu}l . seaf: President,
r. G Warne. of vi chell: vice presl-
dent. 7. n Wager, OF Bilou Hills
secretary +. r. n atner, of Mitch
ell: treasurer. f.. ". freyherg of
Mitchell; censor. Il Menser OF
Bridge~ater: dsle2ate to State
association II. Il. Schofield. OF
Parkston; alternate T. b. Smiley,
Of Mt. Vernon.
At the conclusion of the program
the visiting physicians and the lcca.
memoers repaired to the cafe of the
Mitchell Catering Co., where a fine
ha quet was served. a numter OF
speeches followed and the evening
clo1ed with a royal good time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-07

ANGa HOUSE on soULGvARs S,sva
Hcs COTTAGE stsss
ISlcE LARGE COTTAGE . =. IN, essea
HREE
! sRErTv COTTAGE oLoUcEst ezRe
Ntca HoUsE LoWDoN
/ "a BTRGET SAAUa
| ~RErTY samM
| AAVV sUsLD,wn Lore mi
Al THE @Irv; ~ut"Tve Swopap1v
FG~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-11
naIa l,'Taa1a IT sIITVko4an 1FT1'a.IEsl
ARIo TDEPENDIENTF De FFoRN1AcloN. UNIVERSAL
Jueves 1907 -


orc en. 81 otof1o. Ahora esta vibran-
te y final carcajada de luz va mu
riendo tambien.
La cocina, grande. amplia, p6-
nese obscura y fria. va en- los rim
cones bailan las sombras en- Ell
misterio. Las l1aularadas, a We
ces, quieren brotar y levantarse
y hay como una triste mano, invisi-
BILE Y helada que cae. .sobre la llama
y la humilla y la agazapa. y entopces
aquella pobre luz corre triste y rapi-
da sobre unos tizones negros -.
La lumbre, baja, Junto al suelo
hace ALA en- la pared frontera la si-
lueta del cato enorme y esfumada
Luego en- la negrura del hogar
brillan unas brasas rojas y siniestras
unas l1amaradas azules tenues, CO.
rren sobre elias como fuegos fatuos
Sientese Ell frio y eldesamparo de-
hogar sin lumbre. Junto al humere
queda I'm gran monitor de ceniza.
FrAsscisc0 .ast6,s..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-11
San Petersburgo

Con la muerte de M. Pobie-
donostseff, Procurador General
del Santo Sinodo. de Russia, de
saparece una de las mas extra
nas tiguras de la Europa moder-
na. Solo en- un pals como ese,
sometido desde tiempos inme-
morales a I'm regimen extricta-
mente absolutista, pudo vivir-
por cerca de SO amos, sin modi-
fear en- 10 mas minimo sus
ideas y sus propositos vaciados
en- el molde de una intransigen-
cia la mas fanatica y exagerada
de que haya ejemplo en- la his
toria de Russia, en- donde no
hay fanatismo que no hayas i'm
perado nj despotis NO que no
haya prevalecido. - ~'-sr,-.-~--
De ahi que fuera del radio
Official en- ell que ejercia decidi-
da preston y sc lie temia mas de
10 que Sc lesestimara, acaso MIN
guna otra personalidad ha arras.
trado en- pos de 81 mayor MI
nero de odiosidades, y aunque
apreciadaS las condiones de su
|caracter: honrado,: energico y
active, quizas no ha habido
muerte que haya despertado
menos simpatia.
La desaparici6n de Nj. !Pobio-
donostseff marca, al decir de la
prensa rusa, Ell limite entire la
epoca sombria en- que su in.
f1uencia sue suprema y la nue.
va era de libertad~ contra la
cua, luch6 acknowledgements, Y
de la cual fue Ell mas peligroso
adversario.
A el debe Russia el aplaza-
miento durante 25 amos de vida
constitutional del pals, tan Ia
boriosamente ardua de implan-
tar hoy.
Un distinguido escritor,
muerto no hace mucho tempo
Harnold Frederick, definio en-
|estas pocas lineas la rara natu-
|raleZa de M Pobiedonoseff:
Para las imaginaciones occi-
dentales, esta personalidad es
tan incomprensible como la de
Torquemada. En- efecto, es pre-
|ciso retroceder a las epocas me-
dioevales para encontrar el pa
ralelo que ely su obra entra-
nan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-11
Ell rio. Orinoco

Aunquc Ell rio Orinoeo no fgura en-
tre los mayores, pues t1ene var,os dc
cur SOS mas largos y algunos que lie
van mayor caudal de aqua, es, sin en-
barge. el primero, en- el n1mero de
los tributaries.
Desde 81 nacimiento en- las selvas
brasilef1as, hasta su desembocadura
On las costas de Venezuela, recibe el
ntlmero de 2,5oo aduentes. entire los
cuales 436 son grandes rios navega-
bles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-11

ol sentido deIcDdro difere com
pletamente del 1ue quiso darle el
autor.
La belleza delds frescos que deco.
ran muchas de la$ viejas catedrales
de Espafia, estriba en- que dichas pin
turas permaneced. en- los sitios en-
que fueron ejecutddas Esos mismos
frescos situados Sn museos, perde-
rian el 90 por 100 de su attractive,
pues aunque recibiesen la misma can
tidad de luz que Ga su sitio de ori-
gen, el ojo del .espectador no Sc en-
contrar1a en- las trntsmas condolences
de adaptation. En- resumen, que Ia
impression luminosa que recibe Ell
ojo, es factor esencial de observation
Por tai causa, Ell celeb.e cuadro de
Velazquez. Las Meninas" situado
hoy en- Ell Museo del Prado, con ARE
glo a esta necesidad, 6 sea teniendo.
Sc en- cuenta no solo la ilumina ci6n
de la pintura, sino la de los ojos
que han de contemplate; resalta con
toda su soberanas hermosura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-11
In enemigo de Ia iIonia !

Una importante revista parisien Sc,
6 meior francesa, "La Revue des Re
.vues,' prohibe sus cola boradores. en-
su tiltimo n,lmero. la ironia en- Ell ejer
cicio de la critica liter aria.
Ell case es novisimo E inusitado
Es, ademas despotico, inpropio de una
nacion donde impera ell espiritu demo
cratico, y esta especie de 1kase sera
bilisimo en- la historic intima
de las publicaciones quincenales 6 Sc
manales existentes por instituir.
Constituye una dictadura extrafla
este anatema contra la ironia, asi en-
abstracto y en- concrete, y nj siquiera
el anciano Buloz, patron consagrado
de directories de revistas, Sc atrevio
jamas a;prohibirsela a ninguno de sus
ayudanteS al echar los dificiles cimien-
tos de la hoy bien fundamentals IRE
vue des deux Mondes."
Ell extraf1smiento de tai fornsa de
espiritu, propia de los paises cultiva-
dos y aun decadentes, supone en- ell
gerente de la publication expresada
una ;evolucion con rendencias al opti-
mismo NJ. Finot. alega para formular
su prohibition 10 abundantisimo de la
production hteraria en- Francia. No
podriamos nosotros alegar identicss
razones para sustentar una decision
analoga Mas, de todas suertes, ell de-
recho a suprimir de cuajo una de las
formas en- que Ell espiritu humane VIE
ne manifestandose desde que halo ma
nera de comunic arse con sus congkne-
res, es de 10 mas desp6tico y arbitra
rio que registrar puedan los anales Ii
terarios de todos los paises.
Els por todo extreme trascendental
Ia advertencia que comentamos, y solo
por unl fen6meno inexpIicable podra
pasar sin comentario, y sobre todo, sin
protesta por parte de una porci6n de
ciudadanos franceses, cuyo solo medic
de expression es precisamentc la ironia
en- sus variadas manifestations, desde
la sosegada y pacifca hasta la mas
acer ada y virulenta.
La primera de csas dos manifesto
clones, con el uso Il omission de matices
varios, es la que mas acreditada esta
todavia en- las recepciones de la Aca-
demia Francesa, la mas invaria bic de
cuantas lnstituciones viven prospe-
ran durante el gobierno de la tercera
repdbica.
Muchos 6rganos de Ia prensa diaris.
ale Journal des Debats," entire otros,
cultivan tamben la ironfa como la nota
mas e6caz y asequible 4 sus lectores.
De realizar cumplidamente su pro-
posito, el gerente de Ia .Revista" Sc
vera privadc de las expontaneas mani.
festaciones espiritua!es de sus cq|abo-
radores, y hasta sus contemporaneos
le tachar6n 4 justo tftulo de intentar
pouer trabas al cspfritu frances, que
es al propio tempo el de otras mnchas
nacionalida ades, las cualcs no Sc esfucr-
zan tanto en- decantarlo.
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