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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

TIE times demand more thorouob
organization of the Democratic party.
from stem TO stern aud from bottom 10
top. No election, however, uuimpor.
tant, should pass without strict noni
nations aud party discipline. The
Republicans will be on an active "still
hunt the next four years, aud the
Establishments of Office will tempt hun
dreds of ieuder footed democrats
Draw the party lines and let these men
take their proper places. If they are
Republicans let them walk sauarelv
into The party. II they ure democrats
let them so act.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
MaalincSs at the Southern
Democrats.

President Hayes will 90 into Office
sensible Of the fact that the peaceful
determination Of the Presiden ial Is
sue is due to the moderation aud man
lines Of the Southern Democrats. who
-iuce the obstruefioni-ts began THEN
game Of delay ing the ceuut, with n
view to procrlstinate beyond the Lii
Of March, have steadily resisted it,
and held hem to the conditions Of the
electoral law. lis not unlikely thi>
fact may have some Influence in >hap
ing the Southern policy of the New
Administration, as it must be accepted
a. evidence Of the determination Of
the Southern representatives, to main
tain the peace throughout the country
aud strengthen the Ties by which the
THROW Is held together - Cincinnati
commercial.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
How pnniei Esoone PED.

The Paris (Ky-) Ciuzen-=ep rodu-
ce~ from the same paper Of Sep, s,
1909, the following:
As he lived. 50 he died with his
gan in his hand We are informed by
gentleman direct from BONES, or the
Missouri, that early in last month Col
Daniel Boone rode to~i deer lick. aud
seated himself within IA blind raised 10
conceal him from the game That
while sitting 'hus concealed, with his
old truSty rife in his hand, poiuted
toward the lick, the muzze resting on
4 log, his face to the brcech of the
gun, his rife cooked, his fuger to the
trigger, Que eve shut, the other looking
along the barrel through tbe sights
Ia his position, without struggle or
motion. and oi course without pain, he
breathed out his life 50 gently. that
when he was found next day by hi,
friends, although stiff aud cold, he
looked as If alive, with his gun ia
hand just in the act OF firing It J.
not altogether certain if a buck had
come into range Of his gun, which had
been The death Of thousands, but it
might have intuitively followed its old
employers mind and discharged Itself
The hypothesis being novel, we leave
the pollution to the curious"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

The Canadian Dominion is in bad
way. The Finance Minister reports
to Parliament that in the year 1876
the Government had to spend 81 800,
600 more than its income. Much of
this expenditure, he said, was due to
exceptional demands, which are not
likely to recur; but even without such
extraordinary outlay the deficit would
have been 500, 900. This is an IN
fortunate showing, and it suggests The
question whelher a small country Of
limited resources can afford TO bear all
the public expenses which are possible
10 a great and rich nation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

Where hundred negroes, twenty
wears ago, turned out forty laborer7,
aud five years ago thirty Iaborers, they
will now produce only twenty The
percentage o. producers and workers TO
the population is yearly increasing
among the whites it is unfortunately
falling eff among the negroes, and IT l.
mi. fact that has made The latter feel
50 acutely the sting of hard times. A
pagro laboreg pow works harder than
be did ten years ago, and produces
more, but instead OF being better off,
as he shonid be. he is, 10 fact, worse
off siuee the number of persons he has
10 support ia idIeness is twice as great
as it used to be- New Orleans DEM
ocrat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
TnrsE are days of humiliation

THESE are days of humiliation.
hame. and mourning for every patri-
.'ic American. a man whom the
neopIe rejected at the polls. has been
'eclared President of the United States
through processes of fraud A cheat
to sit in the seat of George Wash.
"gton.
let every upright citizen grid him
eff up for the work of redressing this
noustrous iniquity. No truce with
ne guilty conspirators No rest for
iem and no mercy. till their political
unisbmeDt and distraction are COM
etc IN. Y .SUa.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
More Esutmbmggery.

The people living in the counties
contiguous TO the Kentucky River are
a very great, if not a very handsome
people They have already sbegan
holding a serious Of meetings wherein
they have resolved hugely, thar, Ken
lucky River should aud must have
locks and dams erected upon it-und
'ha, the people Of Kentucky must
furnish the money. TO read the pro-
ceedings Of one Of these Kentucky
River meetings, stranger would sup
pose that all the people IN this State
resided on that river-apd that
they had no other, and f3s
tered no other interest except the cree
ton Of Locks and Dams tor the pur
pose Of navigating from Frankfort 20
Louisville some three or tour mud
scOws aud an occasional ralt. The
people have paid as much money for
the Improvement Of that river a. they
can afford, or a. they should, Tor the
business viii not Justify the outlay.
The State authorities had "a we'll buy
out the river settlers aud locate them
on some railroad rs to make more ap-
propriations where the outlay would
not Justify a proper return.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
3apttzeA al, the Age OF Az.


Mrs Rebecca Anderson, negro
woman one hundred ana twelve wears
old, was baptized by immersion. 10 the
West Twenty ninth street Baptist
Mission Chapel last evening. The
bapiismal pool Is under the preacher
platform, aud at the close OF the usual
services the desk was removed and the
trap doors that covered the pool were
taken away. Several converts were
immersed, aud then Mrs. Anderson,
whose form was bent aud feeble, was
led down into the water. 4 deacon
supported her on either side, aud when
she stood 10 the pool, Que Of the dea
cous remained with her to assist the
clergy mau, should any accident Occur
while the Gite was being = observed
Some Of the folks in the crowded
church indecorousiy stood up to get
better views The Rev n = Rowell.
pastor Of the church, had just com
menced the words. In the name Of
the Father, &c, when Mrs Anderson
signiied that she desired to address
the congregations Then she spoke in
c'ear, strong voice, femhrAaoie loI
one of her years:
Il thank the Lord that | am here
Tonight, she said II have put this
time off ill now This is the eleventh
hour with me | Advise my young
friends not to put off the day of sal
walton "a long a. have done. Dout
wait until the eleventh hour.
There was nothing Of the negro &C
cent in Mrs A Anderson language. and
he spoke with eramntical correctness.
La appearance, however, she was the
typical African Her features are like
ihose seen in pure blooded negroes
from the Souilt her color is very
black, her ray hair iseelosely curled,
and she is stout Of figure.
immediately after she had address
ed 'he congregation. the pastor im
mersed her in the usual way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

SOME of5ur Democrats are severe
those of US who favored the Flee
oral Tribunal. The result proves the
wisdom of their fears, but we still be-
ieve it was the best our Representatives
onld have done under the circum
..auces. We were little too credu-
.ous as to the integrity aud fair mind
iness of our fellow beings, but our
rror was on the side Of fairness.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

The South has been true as steel to
the National Democracy Wade
Hampton, free from the encumbrauce Of
he Tilden Electoral ticket, would have
been elected Governor of South Caro-
lima by ten thousand majority. Il was
the apprehension that TIlden would
carry The State that caused Sou:h Car
nina to be garri>oned with troops OF
the 1876 voters Mr. Tlideu uudoubted
Nv received, only % came from the
Xorlh and West. La plain words, the
South makes the National Democracy
The power that they are, and the least
that Southern Democrats expect Is,
that they be treated with courtesy aud
res pect.-[ Charleston News aud Cour
Ter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
Aleu- advertisements.
FOR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
"A DENCE, on the Dresden Road, With
80 Acres of land attached, within ten
minutes walk OF X. r. depot or ST cam boat
landing. New Frame Dwelling, two
stories high, mo%ern architecture, six
rooms, two halls, two porches, Kitchen.
Splendid Celler, Cistern TWO story Smoke
House and all other conveniences neces
airy. For Il Garden, Dairy, or F ruit Farm
and for health, there is not so desirable u
place for sale in South Western Kentucky .
Every foot Of the land can be cultivated.
A about l5g-.ses ciared and under cltiya-
ton, balance in timber and pasture.
viii basold on the most accommodate
ing terms. Enquire Of Editor Hickman
CoURIER, or GEO. c. Balm,
mchg- In. On the Premises.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

In the Black Hills CORES pondence.
few weeks ago. it was announced tbat
the settlers in that region had deter,
mined upon opening war against the
Sioux this spring upon their own re
sponsibiiity. We see that steps 10 thai
direction have already been taken.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
Taken Up,

A $ A sTRAY-by james Goalder, liv
"a ing four nile below Hickman. on
the Mississippi river, on the 2Dth Of Feb
ruary, 1917, one BLACK COW, with a
white face aud marked with swallow
fork aud underbit in left ear. aud crop
aud two splits in right ear-about 3 years
old, having no othsr marks or brands
which appraise ut 81. Witness ny
hand this 2Uth of February, 1877.
}. F. BUSHAKT, J. p. F. G.
febZO Az
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
A Singular 1Sequesf That
Must be Granted.

T HAVE time and again requested the
Tax payers of Fulton county to come
forward and pay their taxes. Some re-
sponded cheerfully, while others have
thus fur failed to comply with this rea-
sonable request. | shall hereafter cease
TO Importune with those in defanlt-hut
will ask their horses, males, cattle, hogs.
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco, household
and kitchen furniture, land aud tene-
ments to pay their taxes. These will
certainly respond TO the demand under
the manipulations of the Sheriff and his
Deputies. This, January 10Th, 1877.
d. r. WALKER, Sheriff
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

The Republican papers and speak
$ have alv-Ss abused the Democrats
r. being "hot- headed" aud wanting
% fight" about everything. Now
rat they yisSd to the partisan count
hich makes Hayes the President, We
abused for being towards" and
lwilling to maintain what we assert
F., be true. that Tillen was the truly
leeted President.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
Hayes, Promises.

Hayes rromises-and we hope hi.
promise will be kept that we shall
have good government, fraudulent
though it be; that the rights of the
States shall be protected and isdiyid
nal liberty respected We hope i,
shall be SO, but wan, to see actions NOT
words.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

HAYES carrying the State of South
'arolina was as purely the result OF the
military stationed there, as was tue
election of Caligula. with his Prae
oriau guards at the polls. And yet
.beral men are invited to leave the
hot headed" democracy, and attach
themselves to such party
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

Tom NEAL, of the Tennessee Leg
i-lature, hg5 Introduced a bill, "pre
-cribing the rights aud privileges Of
printers" We should like so see the
;ext of that bill The press is often
spoken of as the Fourth estate" and
se would like to know where that
comes in.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

GRANT says, officially, among hi
,st acts as President. that public
pinion is opposed to the President in
phoIding State government by the
sayonet 1t took Grant eight years
=, learn this. If he had made this
acknowledgements four years ago II
would have saved much trouble and
.IoOd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

II the Republicans agree to take up
and pass the quo ,0arrauto bill offered
by Mr. Field, aud the joint resolution
offered by Mr.. Ellis for the recogni
ton of the State governments OF
Hampton and Nichols. then there Is o
possible chance that Hayes will DE
compelled to pursue the moderate
Southern policy his friends are now
promising No Democrat is willing to
believe in any bare promise made by
or for Mr.. Hayes, but they require
that it shall be bucked by some SUBJ
stantial security.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
SoME Democrats are even discussing

SoME Democrats are even discussing
nm opportunity to go over to the Re
publicans. The long line of corrup
ions, President stealing, and the like,
re splendid reasons why liberal men
,hould form this new alliance. There
i. something else. than soft words
Leedcd, Us 10 Hayes Southern police.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

~ acknowledges that his course TO-
ward, Louisnna has been wron~.
Ma KEELY will give the world
.,..,;c,l tcs, of The efficiency Of his
motor within the next six months.
"u.vys reached Washington in
.ofetyr' So says a Republican Fz,
change. Ali indeed TIE cry Of
assassination" was all SANDER
Nvw YoRK has a compulsory Ia"
hr.,be Rochester Democrat assert
that in that STATE eomPulsion does not
compulse.
THE proclamation of the President
ooIIin, an extra session of the Senate
on the 5th inst, is an assurance tha'
there willss,e no extra session OF Cor
gress.
JUSTICE travels slowly, but ftfre
wrongs the Democrats are now com
PEELED to endure. will one day be
righted. Retrlbntion Will come III uue
time.
THE Democrats must preserve their
organization intact. North and South
There never was greater cause why
they should cliDg, together than nov
exists.
Gov. TILDEN is reported to be pre-
pairing an address to the American
people, in which he will say number
Of things that. the aforesaid need to
hear and ponder over.
THE Republicans say the Demo
cratic papers should submit and qui'
talking about "the Presidency All J
but they'll never submit This rob-
berry of the Proficiency will haunt your
party, and be sounded to doOms day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

THERE is lot Of weak kneed Dem
'erats, watching an opportunity to
Jump into the Republican party The
lea Of any honest Democrat, in this
tour of the supreme triumph of fraud
ttaching themselves to the Republi-
-qns, is absurd. IF Tilden was elec
I'd. as we honestly believe, aud was
cheated out of his election by this
.arty, should we honor them for it !
l'ish
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

The Republican papers few days
>ince were full Of .threafs of assassin.
zion" Hayes was to be estimated
Bradley. Wells, Packard, Chamber
lain. aud all of that ilk. All this Is
past, and nobody hurt It shows the
toul SANDERS which they perpetrated
The wicked fee when no man pursues
They act like the thie1, always expect
lug desirucs7n.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

In Iowa there is black man grad
ualIv turning white His cheeks. chin,
ears hands, aud part of the neck are
saV white Is this typical of the
:I les branch of the Republican par
;klCoyington Ticket.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

IT appears that in the case of the
Vermont electoral certificate the Re
publicaus have been guilty OF plain
stealing, regular differing. All right
Make it now just as bad as you can
This adds shade more to what We
thought was perfectly black before.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

~ ttOrney at Law,
{ Up Stairs over Holconbe's Drug Store J
HICKMAN, KENTUCKY.
WILL attend promptly to all bust
w ness entrusted to him. JANIS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

CHIEF JUSTICE Moses, of South
Carolina is dead This will still further
eomplicate affairs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

GRANT, retiring from the Pre''ee
ev Acknowledges that his course 'O'
lords Louisnna has been wron~'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

Ma KEELY will give the word
practical tcst of The efficiency OF MS
,o,or u;,bin the next six months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

"HAYEs reached Washington !"
safety p So says Republican *
change. Ali indeed. TIE cry %
..,ss,ssination." vas all SANDER
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09

NEw YoRK has compulsory Ia"
bu.tbe Rochester Democrat assert
that in that STATE eompulsion does not
compulse.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-09
EgARVEY J. ATWOOD,

feEO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-21

to tai vez pcnsaba que su her1nano sc habis
vaelt0 loco. Este continue:
Quedamos en- que III, al tender una mant
proteet0ra al arboIillo que iba 4 secarge sabisp
va 10 que hacias fias t.uidadn de Ia planta
para que te dc peras Y h planta ha dado Fl iiu
to que esperabas Yo he semb.ado beneficios
solo he tenitlo cosecta de ingratitudes. Eres
uu sabio; soy un mentccat0. Mana4la te bus
care para reanudar nuestros paseos, Y proIncto
que por mi parte no volycran 4 inerrumpiise
NJ por la mia. va que me has hecho
Dalticipe del rcstlltado que has obtenido sal
vando un hembre, 10 quiero que conozcas cl
que da salvar una planta. re nandarc una
costa de peras.
liasta manana. Repito que eres I'M sibio
= Siento no poder decirte 10 mismo. Hasta
mahana.
Desde el siguente dia ol marques el conte
volveron 4 sn costumbre de pasear juntos.
No Sc sabe que en- esta segnGda V Ultima Sc
ric dc paseos tnycran ningun altercado. I'll
marques muf.0 de tristeza. siendo su Ultima pa
abra eli nornbre de su hiia, quo no habia pro-
nuncado destc one Gsta 81 fug0 con Gill Ell
conde fallecfo POGO despneS. habaudo del ia
moso peraI, que nmca le habia producido el
mas leyc diSGUst0 Asi 10 aseguran t0tIas las
personals que tratarpn il los dos hermanos con
inlilitlad, Y una dc elias, ancano venerable
RccrlOtc, Suele dccir cuandO habla del asuntO:
- Pagan los hombres con ncgra iAgratitud los
mayores benetici0s; pero DioS sc cncarga de las
deudas dc la cardad Y no hay aercedor que al
fin no cObre con creces Es indudable que ei
marques ha encontrado va c premio de cuanto
hizo ea favor de Gil, 10 cs tambien que el
condc no cncontrari nunca i nadie que tenga
noticias de su pcrai.
PEDRO Maria BARREgi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-21
Simona no 10 hacia ( Sa gusto.

Simona no 10 hacia ( SN gusto.
Sus camisas de novia estaban borda-
das por su mano, y tambien algunas sa-
banas de las que guardaban sus rope
ros: y excepto la ropa de su esposo
que la hacia ell sastre, no Sc daba pun
tada en- su casa que no la diese su
mano
Aquel dia no habia ningun extraordi-
mario Ell la comida Sc componia senci.
llamente de sopa de pan, cocido apetite
SO y un plato de picadillo, cosa que
gustaba mucho q d. Pedro Y su hijf
que tenian siempre buen apetito. Do
ma Amparo comla POGO, y cast siemprt
de mala CANA.
i Simona habia va puesto en- la mess
un plato de ensalada, y otro con un pc
dazo de queso, como final y postre d,
la comida, cuando ID. Pedro diio q 81
esposa:
| d Quieres que vayamos 4 tomar u
POGO el solY hoy no habia trazas de gu,
salieramos del Ministerio hasta las tres
pero pense en- II, y pedi permiso a la'
dos, calculando que un POGO Gle elerci
clio sera bueno para tn dolor de cabeza
Hoy no me ha dolido, contesto do
na Amparo Y quisiera acabar de repa
sar esa ropa para que esta noche la al
midone Simona, que mailana es dia dC
plancha.
-Dejate de repas'r, muier esclamc
d. Pedro en- tono de carinoso enfado
81 no Sc plancha manana, Sc hara pass
! do 8 el otroi
II ESQ es pasado manana sabado
dia destinado / la limpieza al otro
domingo al otro l1nes, dia de layado
no yes que cada dia esta dedicado !
una faena de la casa? /?
ID Pero, querida mia, 1 has de Sc.
esclava de esas faenas? /?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-21
BOletin Mercantil.

dores, manifestando, sin embargo
que IS inadmisible por cuanto afecta Ii
independencia de la Puerta
Sc anuncia que el Brasil, las colonias
holandesasy y Ceylan Sc han Incorporate
ID la Union postal.
Fin Ohio las avenidas de nieve han
destruido propiedades por valor de va
rios millones de pesos.
Habiendo reconocido el presidente
Grant el candidate republican, de Nueva
Orleans, SO teme un conflicto entire los
dos partidos rivales.
Precios corrientes, los mismos anun-
ciados en- nuestro 1ltimo n1mero, ex-
cepto la pequena variacion que acusan
los sigrlientes: ORC en- Nueva-Y ork
1862 p. Mascabado en- Londres 1916.
-Es altamente sinifcatiyo el siguien-
ta telegrama que hallamos en- la prem
sa eXtraJera
Filadelfa Diciembre 20. - FL vapor
ingles King Arthur, ha salido de New
Havens f. e. para Constantinopla
con I'm cargamento de efectos militare5
por yalor de Sl.444000,
Tanto Turquia como Austria Sc estan
proyeyen9o Gle armas en- los Estados
Unidos; Sc cree tambien que Russia esta
un suministro de armas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-21
sANTO DOMINGO.

Segun una carta fechada ell IL EN- Sa.
mana que publica un eolega de San Tho
mas, reina complcta tranquilidad en- la
isla de Santo Domingo. Lo de la from
ters no ha sido NADIA. I'm tai Lii con
otros varios refugiados en- Haiti desde
ell tempo del Sr. Gonzalez, trat6 prin-
cipios del mes de explotar 4 los vaga-
bundos alzando pendon rebelde en- la
Inca n o. Pero los mismos vecinos
sofocaron Ell movimiento antes que To-
grara desenvolverse. Ell gobierno do
minicano no solo envi0 i los generates
Caceres Y Gomez para eyitar sucesos
como ell que abort6, sino que mando 4
Cabral q Haiti con ell encargo de pc
dir 4 aquel gobierno evite desordenes
como ell que Sc inicio en- Juanamendez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-21

q Y que remedio? no hay escape,
81 la casa ha de marchar bien Y ha de
estar bien arreglada.
d Els decir que no quieres salir?
No es que no quiero, Pedro es que
40 puedo.
-Senora, por los clavos de Jesus,
no olga usted ESQ! exclamo Simona
j que no puede por que no puede ?
/, que repaso lie queda va? las medias
le la nina yo lie cosere, y vaya usted d
oaseo un ratio aqul siempre metida
como no ha de estar mala? esta
criatura, yo no Sc como esta gorda: ja-
mas pone los pies en- la cslle va Sc ve
por ESQ no crece.
ii Que abogada tan famosa del nc
Sacer nado eres, Simona dijo r;endose
Iona Amparo.
-Pero sonora, 81 esta V. siempre
hecha un azacan, y sin por que 81 tll-
siera los nueve hijos que Dios Sc le ha
llevado, I que seria =?
-Olala que los tuviera murmur0 Ia
sonora tristemente.
d Pero que haria ", entonces, s
ahora una Sc agobia tanto?
Haria 10 mismo que ahora, 8 mas
Mas yo no Sc como 81 ahora Sc
mata usted de trabajarl
Trabajaria dohle entonces estaris
cosiendo en- yez de jugar al tute Dios
ia siempre fuerzas para que Sc cum
pla con las obligaciones.
Dolores, que veia q su madre distrai
la, Sc acerco al dido de su padre, |,
lilo muy quedito:
Padre 70 quisiera un pedacitC
mas de quesol
d. Pedro corto una buena rebanadi
y la dio la nina, que Sc puso conner
la con apetito, 10 gu era muy extranc
pues habia va condo mucho.