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]. A 2svo 10 b., 10 secure a debt for the pnr-
chase money, a cha;tel mort gage on certain
cattle, which mortgage contained the follow.
Ing stipulation: And until default be made
as Aforesaid, or until such time a. the sald
party OF the second part shall deem hlmsslf
insecure as Aforesaid, the said party OF the
hrst part shall continue IN tue pesceable pos
session OF all the said goods and chat.les, al
which In consideration thereof he engages
shall be kept In "a good condition as the Sane
now - and taken care OF at his proper cost
and expense. Said mortgage vas duly flei
sion OF O., who WAS engaged In the husIuess
OF feeding and Wintering cattle, 10 be fed ard
cared for during the winter a nd they were In
tact fed and vfntered by c. Held, The: C.
had q lien upon the cattle for IFS reaaa1si,ir
Charges for feeding and wintering, which "a,
paramount 20 the lien OF the mortgage.
All the justices concurrlng
true copy. Affect: A. HANNfATT
Clerk EgurtTls Court
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!. One 6. had pre-empted but not maid f.,
a., tlset OF land. Il. held Judgment ia the
D!stlict court OF the county IN which the land
was situated against her. eho was also In
dept.d 70 the defendant. Defendant In or
DER 10 collect his debt verbally % omisej
plaintiff that such Judgment of n was nor
ana sheuld not becume lien upon the land
ana mat ~ the Plaintiff would buy the IsnJ
ne, defendant would psy such Judgment NJ n
was OF became lien, and see him harm .ssS
rom IL. fleintif agreed 10 purchase. :
IN reafter paid tho Government, ObtaInsj
PATE ut and decided 10 plaintiff. ho paying Ia
II nef az tho time the IuI purchase money
thereafter cy Proceedings in the said ms
trict Court. the judgment was DECLARED a i,cy
upon the land and 10 project himself paintifI
was compelled to pay il. He'd,
IIIst, IDat there was 3 consideration o,
ment, and ' 'N~s''
second, That such promise was not yIfhf,
tne statute OF frauds and void as a mcTl ,er.
Oai promise to pay the debt of auUfneT
All tue JUSTICES concurring
true COPY. Attest: A. HANMAT
Us tlerk Supreme Court
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STATE OE KANSAS,
SHAWNEE CoCAIY,

!, A6ram Hammat, clerk of the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Kansas, do hereby certi-
fy that the foregoing is q true ana correct
crpy Of the ~ ilabus IN each OF the above en-
titled cases, a. thc same appears on file in my
offce.
Witness my hand and oAcial seal, hereto
sMXed, at my once In Topeka,
ssRAJ,l this ll;h day Of December, A. D.,
tTs. A. HAMMATT,
clerk Supreme Court.
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!. there a firm consisting OF three mem.
bers is engaged In business as a private bank.
and hsd been so engaged for about q year,
with u one of the Partners as resident and
ma nasing partner; AID r., who has been in
the habit OF dealing with the bank, goes into
It's ordinary place of business, and intending
TO deal with u. hands over The counter 10
such managing partner, Atty dollars ia the
u usl manner for deposit, aud receives there.
for, upon q pr nted blank, in the name Of tn,
bank, certificate Of deposit signed By 81
and nothing IS ssid about any personal loan
TO NJ, aud no intimation given Of any other
than, a. I. Intended, . tfsnsaefisn With the
oank and + has no knowledge OF any aaree-
ment between the partners as TO the form of
the firms thanks or the manner Of the arm =
signature; Held, That such certificate VA
binding upon the frm. and that, notwtch.
standing N. did NOT aflx to hts Signature to
the certificate any such words rs .cashfer"or
managing partner and although n. In.
tended 10 take IL as aloan to himseif and did
not enter the transaction IN the books OF the
nrm, nor pass over 70 Its credit the money.
bal appropriated the same 70 his own use
and although the blank form used for the
certincate was not the one generally used by
the bank amer the formation of the pertner.
ship. out that used By ~. while Carrying en-
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Court TO recover OF L. and y. 30 for an AL
Itgtd violation of the act entitled IAN act for
the protection OF stock from disease" ap.
proved eerusTy 10Th, leo1, and o the amend.
ainendatory OF the original act of 1857 are to
oe Ia en- as simply portion of the amended
art, and not as independent statutes; aud
Aed, Ihat " thin the ERIN # Section Of
said act OF February p, 1857, the District
Court had no Jurisdiction Of the subject mat
ter Ia Controversy.
III the justices concurrinE
A true copy. Attest: A. HANNsTT,
Il tleEs Supr"De Court.
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No. l,sss-JosspA Ean mum vs. Isaac Norris
GHor nom Nemshs cauaiy-Anrmed.
Ok 1H1 CocRI. VALENTINE, J.
EWhee q Justice OF the Peace issues a
VIZ 70 repiev1n the property OF o defendant
9sIote my und- taking has been executed or
aIeu IN MS omcs, and under such writ the
Sonstaoie sei.es the defendants property
1sntl0neo In the writ aud axes IL from MIN:
eco, Inst toe Justice makes himself liable
70 sAid DEFENDANT by SO issuing said yrit
PILOT 70 the exscutiOn:of fling OF So ID I'M.
derfak'ng, tGen Stat, 7eI, sec 10Y and thst
an actiou accrues in favor of such deieudant
snd ~ inst the Justice just as soon as fne
constable >eizes the defendants roperty,
And further Held, That although the
piaintin In the action OF repievin may After.
WaIus appear before the us ice .and deposit
Win the Justice a sufficient amount OF
money 10 secure the def ndant, and NAV
sn-rwarts execute and file with the Jusfic,,
snmcfept .undertaktng and the defendant
may afterw ards make special apprarn..ce
~ the fepIeyln case to contest the jurisdic.
tion OF tine Justice. and may aiterward, an
peel Inc case To the District Court still the |
Justice Will remain liable to the uefepdar i'm
damages for all irjurfes sustained by the de-
Irn, ant oy reason OF the wrongful issue OF |
All the justices c,ncurring.
true copy. Attest: A. HANNAH, |
-! clerk Supreme Court
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HoEror, c. J.

!. The PROCEEDINGS attending tho st.,mp,
10 organize the county Of Pratt as n COMMIT
IN s'i- being In violation OF law, are void !:
ana as the Legislature has never at,empted
organization nor recognized IL, the orgsnIya-
ton Is void. Pratt COT niy exists onir "a az,
unorganiIed county. State w. Ford county: +:
kans.4i
All 1.-THE justices coucurrfar
A true COPY. Attest AUkMMarr
~ - 'l'7E supreme CoUt.
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himseh the business of banking p-iol
lie'.to III the same l!sce and u,,7i-r ~
ssne name, 80
All the justices concurring.
true copy. Attest: A. Fl AMMATT,
kL.SI Clerk supreme Court.
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BIZ THE CCrIr.
UoETDS.CJ ].

30. l,2s-Janes 4. Davis. William, &. Row.
ser et FL, vs. Furner.-ETTDr from Tarh.
s1n CoUnty.-sffTGz-!
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BY -EECCrET
ORION, & 7.

10. ilpi-Jsmes 9. Kennedy - al, ys. Henry
BIown-ETtpT from Wilson County = Al
fiTfnCj. 81
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BY HE COrR1

No. l,s12-Tbe Rosrd OF REGENTS Of tho Kan.
sas State Agricultural College Vs. y. +.
Nudge - Error fTom Ei.ey County AZ.
frmel
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PRoUsBgY 4 CITE
4 I-rsTes Heg eivOd by Police OH,ysrs
Which May Possibly Lead 10 tho
Recovery Of Los. Child.


Which May Possibly Lead 10 the
Recovery Of a Lost Child.
i. VIII be remembered that short time
ago The TINEs detailed the adventures of
woman named Mrs. Mary Cots, who had
Travelled from Louisisns TO California in
search oi her lost child, which. was rtoIeu
from her last August by a man named Nor
riS. la jumping from railway train she
fractured her thigh, snd az soon 80 she was
sufficiently recovered 10 get out cf the hos
pltal she tried - drown herself. The fol
lowing letter, addressed upon the envelope
70 Cihcess Miller and Yerkes, who hrst
found her sfIer she Vac huri, was received
yesterday:
EXTRA, AUpABoN Co, lows.
DIdsr Elscr This il letter OF inquiry
concerning lost child. seen q piece in
the Cklcsgo mes concerning a lazy that
was thrown from the cars and her thigh
dislocSted. She is now at the Sisters' Ho--
pitsL TIC paper sisted that she had
child stolen from her by a man named
Morris. There is man in our neighbor-
hood that came walking carrying . child.
lie is stranger here In thi. county. We
heard the child was eighteen months old.
ior a disruption write 70 the Sheriff Of
Audsbon County. SHERIFF SrvTs
Csrl Hoffman received ten new CHECKER.
ing pianos Yesterday, together with largo
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By THE CcCRr.
BREwFR J.

NO. l,Zi-S. L. Goddard ct al. vs.. VIM. Eos
son-Error from BOurboa couuly-Af
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l. Whenever the surety has contracted 4,
reference 10 the conduct OF his PRINCIPAL n,
an action or proceeding in the courts. he rs
coHciudSd by the Judgment, in the absence on
ifdud OF colluslon between the prosscutin1
parry ana him, for whom he is bound.
T. " mere the court rendered Judgment I'm n
fep!eNin action In favor of tho plaiurfT. e.
pie'siy nnG!ns q II the issues in lIis favor and
especially finding that at the Commence
.utht OF tne action, the paint IT WAS entitled
70 tnc immediate possession of the property
tlat the same was unlawfGIIy detained iy the
ueiehuaDt, ana the court ddiudged that tho
i,.1IIt.u recover said property Of the defen-
~ attcn upon the reiuiiveTy bond the srrr-
In suit " V i'i'ieN'
9. Wl'e,c an action OF rep!evIp Is duIrnend.
ing IN The court. aud the order .! delivery mas
actually been issued, ard placed in The hams
~ the sheriff toeIecute, sri the drfsndanr
waving an actual seizure of the psrsonsI
property by the officer, executes vita snre.
Lies rSde!iye'y undertaking, and CONTINUES
possession OF the property IN DISPUTE and
'ucD Undertaking - accepted In lieu Of tb,,
property, and the plaintiff is induced therehv
rom going through the frm of seiziny and |
.tturnliIg the cattle; He'd the r JrIiyery
Is not vo u, and such action
elther eniarsing or changing the lisbi ttv
y the sGretieS, affords no defense t,,said srrs
les. ~ 'i' y"
~ the justices concurrlng.
n ru" copy. Attest
a, HAMMATT,
L. clerk supreme Court
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By THE CoCP7

- .. - ne -tsts o: Kansas 81 rel-A,toA
Bey.General "a. John Dillon. I a. Levi q,
Hi-oi2inal proceedings In the nature Of
quo rorT0rto- Judgment for 'he PIaiDfiU.
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By THE CovR'
BRTvER =.

No. ESP. q. Case. aar,irls,ra,or. II
Allen-Error from Morris Cogntr.-Afilrrn.
By THE CovRr. EyT-yrRJ
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PICKLES


Gc sTn1d
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BT THE COURT.
BREWER J,

NO. lSo5.-W. 3. Patton W. Y. +. Mills
Error from fawnee Coapty.-Acfrmcd,
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]. A case made is defective and ipsutticien,
which only contains the evidence produced
aud offered TO be produced on the trial md
merely refers In general terms to the plead.
logs, orders, rulings and Judgments OF the
court. without providing Tor the incorpora.
lion or copies of the same, or the substance
tnereof, In such case made. and without even
any particular pleading, order or
All the Justices concurr!ng.
true COPY. Attest:
A. HAMMATI
Us. Clerk Supreme Court.
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BIZ THE CoCRr.
HcRToS,C.J.

40. 90. JsEse Evans ari Chss T. Se',o,
vs.. Green A6s1s.-ETrnr frnIn Rano Conn
NS1a
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EEIRA, ACpARoN CO. lows

Csrl Hoffman received ten new CHECKER.
ing pianos Yesterday, together with largo
and elegant s~-ortn.nt of pisDo covers.
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BIT THE COURT,
HORTON, c. J

No. ,s0i-Ass Smith vs.. jeremiah Moore
Error from Lsbette county-Affirmed.
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N'|f'' VALENTINE, j..
GA April /, 1872, The Missouri River. For,
Scyit al d Gull "ai!rosd Company was buIId.
ing II raiIrnad toward Baxter SPRINGS hn,
they cOulJ not conveniently build n To- Ill.,,
springs y Interesting q Ger, q IN Quarter a
tlon OF iand owned by the Railroad Comuany
ou. IN me possession OF l. who WAS a mere
tIespasser thereon l.. opposed the building @.
the road and THREATENED violence and LEGAL
pIoceeoinEs II any attempt shou ID be made II,
Duiid the road acToss said and Ihs defen
uihts We're cltlz of Baxter Spr!ugs. and
we're Very desirous TO have the road build
without delay. ana knowing of said thr.sts
ol S!o!ence made by L., and for the purpose
% preventing l.. from putting such threats
INTO execution. they entered into the follow.
ING co1tIact TO wit: That In Consideration
ID one dollar, this day paid TO 1.-THE IefendanfI,
salu par les OF the second part, by IL. /, said
nrst party, and in further con, LIBERATION that
PERM, the Missouri River. Fort ' Scout t
and complete sal I'd railroad through said land
without any Eindrance or obstruction what.
ever, IN said parties OF the second part here.
part, forthwith on demand. all damaged
which the Commissioners o. Cherokee conn
y MY assess TO be done to said land by the
ouiIuing o! said railroad through said prernts.
.-,Withoui any appeslwnsIever Tine RAILROAD |
company then built their road across said /
,hnd anu TO Baxter Springs without any fur |
lhen ssse sed The dana "a done 10 the land ef
~ 40 Tho defeudents then paid $1,000
hereoI anu the balance still rems ms u6 pa d.
!. tuen sued the defendants for the balance, |
,nd the defendants set up the defense thai
mere was no sufnc ent considerable for their
iHreeinent Hcid, That the de>istance of T.. |
ION iurther opposition 10 tho building Of
aid road across said land was NOT an fYfcfenf
for the defendants contract,
.. tEc reason that the railroad company had
~ uhuouoted right 10 build their road across |
nelr own Land without any person paying L,
leIeior, And further He'd, That, as the con.
rsct was m unconhcionao.s contract extort.
q oy ~. ans OF tbr Eats ofviolence and wrong |
10 rs TIE principal part OF the con sideration
Men lcduced the defendants TO enter into
aid contract i not sufficient CONSIDERATION |
lefel"r' Ito nero nominal consideration OF {
ne dollar IL not "a sufficient consideration 10 {
phOld The conirnc,
Al ihe Justices concerning
n Ln- copy Attest: a. HAIsiAIT
Clerk GIpTanre Cnlyt
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BY TIE CoCgr,
BREwKR, J.

No. i.2s.-John 3. Lemon ct al VS. Joseph For
-ErIor iToIn Semsha cpunty-ArirIned,
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WOODEN WEE.

And a great variety Of snail iZ5s,
chrnS. Pios and cedar kzrs-
xils, rs.gtcr, tubs. sUs7r,
htsctets and 5oSes.
I6 lbs Write Cashmere sOa .---.
I6 ban 4 5avon Sep f5r - -
10 bars StssSzf5 %
- bars No. Palm - q
Fresh Bu:ses. Essa, c. KRIS
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VALENTINE, J,

No. i,ssS-JosepA Bannun vs. ISasc yo,tS
Error nom Nemsis c2uaiy-Aarmed.
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Lsrses; assortment ever kx. Ia
ns cry. Of the very choicest.
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BT TIE COCRI.
VALENTINE, J.

No I,5.e.-E T, Dotkil and utlers IS - II.
iE'npSion'-F-r"r FROM Cherokee rounry
-RsyprSed ''S'
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HJAHVh
1 h-ye Crn~t
whi.e Co.I oil. IS een,, Pc q

HaTScp's CIunb Y.ass, ! los. .
Toea6co-ve retail a vho.esL
p-!-e1.
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soIE FRELrnxAEY FACE.

LIST Sunday night, after the arrest Of
1rs. fieT-On alias Mrs. Miles sDd Two or
three other aliases the chief of police made
every effort in his power 10 induce her 10
give away the members of the horse
tsiet gang with whicn he was confident she
Was conn. cted, but ,he remained rerio.Bt
aud refused 10 ''rqueal" She said, hoser-
~ that her husband. name vas Miles ard
that she was on her way to meet him when
sEnesied. She said she vas to hsrs met him
In ~ Jgzeph, but
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COEEEE.
GROUND COFFEE.

,. % very e-t BIO Coffee. u
se', D. @. Java --.... n
y I" Mocha Co-r.e
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Il my ctiisi. WY, MT. ffeS!GeTt OF what II
tha. the Senator from Maine complain.
That there were no: enough Of Republican
voters at the South Thst il the amour:
OF it and how doea he make
that? But he assumss, without
Que shadow OF truth, produced here, ;ha,
the negroes of the Sonih we're prevented
from voting or forced 10 vote the Demo.
cratic ticket. lie assuBes, therefore, ths,
owing 10 these csuses the negroes Of the
South are not Represented by members OF
the House OF Representatives who came
from inst section 81 The aion, or bv
Senators Oh this floor. Who represent the
Southern States? What risLt has the
Senator from Maine 10 say that The negroes
OF The South are net represented by the
chosen representative Of South and the
chosen Senators of the South? What right
has he TO vote the negroes on one side him
self and say men who bear tie c.eientials OF
the election Dc not represent their cors:itu-
snt-? Why, Mr.. President, it is bare az.
sumption on his pari. tna; he has no right,
whatever, to make. But again, the Senator
ought 10 have thought Of this when be was
framing his 18th and 18Th amend.
ments, or wien he was assisting
in framing them. There were men then,
men Of his own party, too, who told him,
With long foresight, that in the end prop
erty and intelligence will rule the land,
snd ignorance cannot Mr.. President,
there were men Of his party who foresaw
that those people who have the intelligence
and the educstion and property will not
beruled by those who have neither and in
that II Is not necessary toseparate the COM
munity into white and blsck, Nor at all il it
necessary to do that. No, Mr. President, the
result Of these constitutional amendments
wasenough to be foreseen. ! am no: here
to-day to justify the violation Of the rights
OF any man, however humble he may be.
whatever may be his poverty or his situa-
ton. / am here for no such purpose
As that, il 1 know my own heart. /
am here as much in favor Of respecting
the rights OF every man under the
Constitution as the Senator from
Maine CT and other Senator on this floor,
bot do know that property, intelligence
and education will assert their supremacy
sverywhers On the face Of this siobe.
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elections IN the North also. cai yenlyIr-
ing to -ISsk Tor the New England s,s,.=,
OF who.e laws and Customs know some
thing, | dare ASSERT that in the late election
in Massachusetts, or any OF the neishboring
CONFERENCE.-The, it will be impossible to
find even one case where n yotsr vas driven
from the poll-, where the voter did not
have the fullest, fairesi, freest opportunity
TO cast the ballot OF his choice and have it
honestly and faithfully counted in the re-
turns. Suffrage on this continent Wa first
made universal In New England, aud in
the administration Of their affairs her peo-
pie have found no other appeal than that
which IL addressed to their honesty Of con-
viction and to their intelligent sslf.iuteres..
Ii there be anything different TO disclose
pray you -how il TO Us that We msy amend
our WAYS.
But whenever feeble protest i. made
sssinst such injustice as ! have described
in the South the response We get comes TO
US in the form Of iaunt, What are YOU
going 10 do about ~ and How do YOU
propose to help yourselve. This i the
-tereotyped answer Of the defiance which
intrenched wrong alwsys gives TO iuouir-
ing justice; and those who imagine il 10 be
conclusive do not know the temper Of the
American people. For let me assure on tina,
agsinst the complicated outrsge upon The
right Of representation lsrely triumphant
in the South, there will be arrayed many
phases of public opinion in the North no.
often hitherto q harmony. Men Who have
cared little, and affected TO care les, for the
rights or the wrongs of the negro suddenly
find thatvss monetary snd commercial in
terests, great questions of revenus, adjust
ments Of tariff, vast investments in manu-
fsctures in railways, and in mines, are un-
der the control of a Democratic Congress
whose majority was obtained by deprivipg
the negro of his rights under 8 common
constitution and common laws. Men Who
have expressed disgust with tine waving
of bloody shirts and have been offended
with talk about negro equality are begin
ming TO perceive that the pending question
Of TO day relates more prss-inely to the
equality of white men under this Govern.
ment, and that however careless they may
be about the rights or the Wrongs Of the
negro they ere very tealons apd tenacious
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-19
CoNTINUAcIoN. J

-Es la cara que encontraras siempre
aquf, amigo milo, para expresar todos
los sentimientos. En- la c6rte no SO per-
miten caras con gestos; estudia una SON
risa estereotipala; hazunos cuantos quie-
bros gimnasticos para dar hexibilidad
tn cintura, y tomas carta de naturale-
"a cortesana, encontrandote de ese mo-
do cubierto de todas las pesquisas
que hagan sobre tu manera de sentir y
sobre tn manera de conducirte.
No me parece mala tn leccion.
Sin la sonrisa de siempre y sin Ia
cintura quabrada, eres en- Madrid hom-
bre a aqua.
-Rnss me parece que ell pretendien-
te de Lidia es IN seortesano complete
debe ser rico " bien nacido.
Made le conoce, aunque trata to-
do ell mundo con confanza.
He aqul un miste3io que no aeier-
to 6explicarme, dijo Augusta con asom-
bro. ss
Los provincianos yiven de muy
distinta manera que nosotros; en- pro-
vincias wien los d8 una misma familia
separados, y nosotros, aca en- la c6rte,
formamos una familia comun, aunque
nomos conocemos, Y aunque nos abo-
rrezcannos de muerte
"a 7 todo el mundo da Ii mano &
ese aolnbre porque lleya una levita bien
cortada ! mos botones de bfillantes en-
Ia camisa