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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
Minor WiSllA,nS.


John Bauer, an employee in tannery at Mil
waukee, Wis, was crushed to death by beins
caught in the machinery on the 3d.
Harry Eastman, of Elginbard, Pa, was
drowned in a shallow pond while fishing on til,
22d. 1Ie was subject to fits.
While intoxicated, Joe Harris, 20 years old
laid down between two batteries of boilers al
the valley rolling mill, Youngstown, O., on tho
night of the 23d, and was suffocated by gas
! thcrcfrom.
An American, supposed to be julius Merton,
with ticket from Rock Island to Montreal, fell
from an express train at st. Mary's, Ontario, OF,
the I'D inst, and was killed.
FRANK ferguson was cleaning well at Fair
view, Pa, when it caved in and he was buric,l
under scventy-two feet of earth and stone. Hc
was rescued alive after being entombed three
hours and twenty minutes. He failed to re-
cover, however, and died on the 21st of profuse
hemorrhage at the mouth and nose.
August Bosch while laboring under fit of
somnambulism at Dayton, O., on the 21st inst,
climbed from his hotel window in the third
story to the adjoining roof and walked off into
the street, sustaining fatal injuries.
Six employees Of the Rock River paper COM
pany, at Belolt, Wis, attempted to cross the
swollen stream in boat on the goth inst.
Their boat was carried over the dam and the
occupants with the exception OF John King
burg, drowned. He was rescued in an cx-
hausted condition from an overhanging tree,
about mile below the dam some hours later.
The names of the unfortunates arc: VIM.
Comstock, David and Jake Onderkirk twin
brothcrs) Albert Griffith and Albert Bucklin.
An explosion of gas at Mill Creek collicry
Wllkesbarre, Pa, on the 10Th inst, killed VIM.
S. Ringsdorf and badly burned VIM. Steel and
John Burns.
Michael Huntizikers, German, n years of
age, was struck by a switch engine and killed at
Louisville, KY, on tho 10Th inst
The Queen City malt house, at Buffalo, N. Y,
fell on the 10th inst, probably fatally crushing
VIM. Ryan and John O'Nei. The building had
been recently damaged by fro and was under
going repairs.
farmer named VIM. Potratz was killed in
Marion county, Iowa, on the 10Th inst, by his
horse on which he was riding stumbling into
washout on the road six feet deep.
Mrs. James H. Boyd was literally frightened
to death at Baltimore Nd, on the night of the
18th inst. by the capers of drunken brute
named Smith, who forcibly entered her paror.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27

An atfray growing out of last falls election
occurred at Troy, N. Y, OH the 10Th inst, James
Quinn and Andrew NIahar died next day from
wounds received in the melee, and no hopes are
entertained for the recovery of John Reynolds,
another Of the injured.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
Burned to Death,

The residence of H. R. Ball, mayor OF Salinas,
CAL, burned on the night of the 22d inst. Mr..
Ball was absent at the time of the fire. When
the flames were subdued the bodies of Mrs.
Ball and her two daughters, Henrietta and
Mary, were found in the ruins.
At Hull, Quebec, on the 22d inst, a fire de
stroyed Mr.. LIE Dues dwelling, and his three
children persisted in the flames.
Miss Louisa Crumy was found dead and al
most burned to a crisp in her room in Brooklyn,
N. Y, on the 22d inst. She had been drinking
and it is supposed she lay on the floor in q
stupor, when her little children who we're play
ing with matches, accidentally set her clothing
on fire. The blaze was discovered in time to
save the house and rescue the children.
Mrs. Valdez, of Canton, Conn.,, and Mrs.
Martin Coffee, of Weatherstield, Conn. were
fatally burned or the 21st inst. while burning
brush.
A cabin occupied by family of colorcd peo-
pie, at Evanston Ill.,, was discovered in flames
on the 10th inst. Knowing that children we're
confined in the house, Peter Swedland rushed
in and bore out one, which died in his arms.
The other persisted in the debris.
At Hastings, Nebraska, in the central part of
the state, the house of Eugene Parnel, a
farmer, was fired by Lightning. Mrs. ParnelI
persisted in the flames, but her husband sue
ceedcd in dragging himself from the burning
house, and when found by the neighbors was in
a critical condition. His recovery is doubtful.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
Suicidal,
BLOODY RiNf.

Miss Augusta Goldberg, of st. Louis, Mo-,
took morphine on the 22d inst, and ended her
life. Disappointment in a love affair caused the
act
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Shi1DVVreck.
AbSCOndeGl.

Copenhagen, went ashore on the Skaw OH the
Goth inst, and eleven persons drowned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
= MOrtuarv.

Judge M. j. Ferguson died at Louisa Court
House, KY, on the 21st inst. He served as
colonel in the Confederate army, and distin-
guished himself at Gettysburg.
John Frankenstein, the artist, at one time a
member of the Ohio legislature, died miserably
i'll East New York, on the 23d.
Hon. Alex. McFar]ane, one of the most promi-
nent business men of Flint, Mich, died on the
21st inst.
Judge Jonathan Duff, of Pontiac, ILL.,, is dead.
II. G. MeldrDm, General Western Freight
Agent of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railway, died at Jacksonville, Fla, on the 21st
inst.
Gen. Joseph Lane died at his home in Rose
burg, Oregon, on the Goth inst. In 1860 Gen.
Lane ran on the presidential ticket with John
c. breckenridge.
Ex-Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Trow-
bridge, died on the Goth inst, at his home a
short distance from Detroit, Mich.
Andrew Bleakly, one of the Oldest and best
known Wings and Republican politicians in bis
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27

time, died in New York city on the Goth. He
was member of all national and state convel,-
tons of Wings and Republicans from the time
of Henry Clay's nomination to the Republican
convention in Chicago, last year.
VIM. q. Taylor, governor of tho council of
Boston, Mass, died suddenly of heart disease
at the Lindell house, st. Louis, Mo-, on the
Goth inst.
Major James II. Nelson, died in the Albany,
n. y, pcnitentiary, on the 10Th. He was sent
there for embezzling government funds while
acting as paymastcr in the army.
:, PHILIPPE Won Weber, son Of Carl Maria Weber,
the composer, is dead
Benjamin Disrael, Earl of Bcaconsfeld, died
ut London, Eng, at $3.50 o'clock OH tho morning
of the 10th inst He was conscious to the last
Col. W. W. Gift u wel[known pioneer citi-
zen, turfman and politician, died at Martinez
CAL, on the 18th inst, aged 81.
Rev. Richard Burgess, the English archuol-
OglSt is dead
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27

Five buildings were destroyed at Cooperville
Ottawa county, O., on the 23d inst. Total LOST
Twenty small buildings were licked up by 6
blaze at Denton, Texas, on the 23d. Loss $40.
0OO
The salt mills and salt blocks of tho Porto,
Manufacturing company and salt blocks of Mar.
tin Cooncy, burned at Syracuse, N. Y, on the
23d.
A fire at Boston, Mass, on the oath inst, de-
stroyed Ruddick's boat house, five dwellings, and
a quantity of lumber. Loss 100000.
The main portion of the town of Greenvillc,
CAL, including the business centre, twas swept
away by fire on the 23d inst. The aggregate
damage is over 100000
Ovens tobacco store, the business house of
W. Il. Murtzncr & Co., Rumbcrger's marble
works, Herald printing Office and three dwell
the 23d. Loss 100000.
The Indianapolis coffin works were destroyed
by fire on the 23d. Total loss $2G, 600.
Suckcs' brewery, on School Lane, near Phila-
delphia, Pa, burned on the 21st inst. Loss
$5O, 900; insurance $37, 900.
The Mammoth Enterprise sewing machine
factory, Geneva, o., burned ON the Goth inst
The loss falls upon private citizens who sub
5cribed to the works as an advantageous enter
prise to the town.
Every business building aud many private
residences at San Marcial, N. NJ, were swept
away, causing loss of $4,000. About thirty
buildings were destroyed. A structure con-
tanning several tons of powder escaped the
flames almost miraculously.
The business portion of Bound Brook, N j.,
burned on the night of the 10Th inst. Loss
100000. Forty families we're rendered home
less.
Buck e. Hersch's saw mill, New York CITY,
succumbcd to flames on the Goth inst. Loss
5000 900.
Schroeder's clothing store at Akron, o., was
damaged to the extent of SIT, 1000 by fire on the
20th inst.
fire which originated in Fontenot's hotel,
New Orleans, on the Goth inst, destroyed nearly
all the principal stores and nearly every build
ing on St. Denis street. Loss very heavy.
Flanders hotel, Buddc's store, Adams shoe
store and dwelling were consumed by fire at
McGrcgor, Ia, on the Goth inst. Loss $25, OOO
A block of business houses burned at Meriden
Mass. on the Goth inst, causing a loss of $780,
600: insurance 1925, 900.
A block of stores in the business portion of
N1eriden, Miss, burned on the night of the 18th
inst. Loss $250,U00; insurance S125OOO. In
cendiary.
A fire at the Illinois Insane asylum at Anna,
H., on the 10Th, destroyed the north wing of
the institution. The loss on building is esti-
mated at 100000. N. Fcrkle patient, lost
his life.
Spcrman & Co.'S. grocery occupying three
story store at Mobile, Ala, was destroyed by
fire on the night of the 18th inst rough es-
innate placed the loss at s4OO,OOO
The Van Buren, house, the First National
bank. McAllister's block, and the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches: at Gouvcrneur, N. Y,
were vii ped out by fire on the 18th.
The steamer W. 4. Wheeless, laden with 500
bales of cotton and general cargo of freight, a
warehouse filed with grain, and several tons of
cotton seed on the wharf were consumed by fire
at Savannah, Ca, on the 18th.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27

Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Pdtdce
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One 0ther
great feature of our Palace Cars is a SMOKING
SALOON L where YOU can enjoy your Havana
Magnificent iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by this
Kansas City, Leavenworth and Atchison, con-
nectionS being made in Union DepOtS.
The principal r. II. connections of
this great Through Line are as follows:
AT At CH5GAao; with all diverging lines for the
At ENeIs%o2p with the LIS. & MS, andP:.
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with p. G. & ST.
At La SALE. with Ill. Cent. R. r.
W.: III H Mid.: ana nd 7. P. & ". Rds: . "
At ROCK ISLAND. with 'lilwaukee and Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock Isl'd & PEG. Rds
g a 2 , y with the Davenport Division
INVEST LIBERTY. with the B. C. r. & MR.
At GRINNELL. with Central Iowa R. r.
AIDES MONIES. with D: n, & F. D: r. +:
At OMAHA. with 3. & Mo. R. RI; gin Neb;)
At COLUMBUS junction. with B.C.R ~ r.
At OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa r. r.; W..
St. L: & Pac.. and G.; B; and Q. r Rds. G.
At CAMERON, with r. St. j. r. r.
At ATCHJsON, with Atch., Topeka d Santa Fe;
Atch. g. Neb., and Gen. Br. U. T. r. RdS.
At LEAvENwoRTII, with Union Pac. and Kan.
At KANSAS CITY, with all lines for the West
and Southwest. -
through to PEORIA. DIES MONIES,
,%r G home Office, address,
e. ST. JOHN,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
STATE OF MINNESOTA,)

COunty OF MOWer,
We, the undersigned commissioners of Mower
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
rect statement of the receipts and expenditures Of
said county from the 28th day of February, $780, to
the LIST day Of March, 1881. O. C. LA BAR,
Chairman Board County Commissioners,
Attest: H. w. ELMS,
Auditor Mower County.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27

c.. C. Nelson, president of the Neosoho county
bank, Usage Mission, Kansas, skipped the coun-
try on the 21st inst, with between forty and
fifty thousand dollars.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-04-27
Work Of the Flames.

Five buildings were destroyed at Cooperville
Ottawa county, O., on the 23d inst. Total LOST
$4,000.
Twenty small buildings were licked up by {
blaze at Denton, Texas, on the 23d. Loss $4O,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20

Anantas como el one MS del ordeu
= de a seguri lat individual, base de la
p1b ioa, 10 p1damos meDos que splsu
iir b. pracsdents disposition ouyos ef4c-
tos preseriben las leyes Y que est9 llama
da raportsr muohos benefcios esta
Yeoin9s4.
L.cito nos es suponer qus 81 muY an
tarorm nFa sa hnbiara prooedido con el
rig que prsceptas este edict0 para los
qn9 lievan c0nsigo armas prohibidss
por Il l. y J q09 son IN peiigro para
les On IA isnos, no hnbiese tenido lugar
osa seria de cgimenes que do an ano q
esta parto tanto qnd haeer han dado a
tos t'ibaoalos de- justcia, o2nmoviendo
est veoindario, lie suyo pac foo y 30
hablt1alo a esos Ieptorsbles de'itos
que ma1ohan q las sociedsies Y dajsn
recusrdos Is aclo- de consternacion.
Il Media que pos ocupa merece,
pues, 81 mas cumpldo psrsbieu qae
nosrtros desle iuego tributamos 10
aut0iila1 local.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20

E4o sln duda debe haberlo pensado
ei colegs por mas que acha1ue & qnien
le convenga semejapte ref xi6n. Por-
que traar aqui tales candiisroe, de
eneausado one ha sido oil colega por al.
qua slealde disn0 s qnien en- sus oolum-
mas SO trst6 injastame nta durante Ia
'irecci0u de cierto diputa1o provincial,
oodris oonvertirse en- inexorable fiscal
s acusador.
Ia We, puas, Ell ooIega que 4 nadie
5uadrar pue1e como 81 Ia peregrioa
idea de que oil tai Sr. Escrig seris buen
candidate para una de las alcaldias de
Puerto-Rico. Porque hasts la fscha,
en- vez de ilevar el veojno al banquii'
lie los acusados nung1n s!calde dig
no, Ia oraoi0n se ha hscho por pasivs
81 la persona de an antiguo director.
Por 10 demas, POGO favor preten le
hscer el colegs nuestrs primera snto-
ridsd suponien ic, mas menos veIs.
dsmentr, que dc tan esct gids calans
son los alcsldes puestos sosteDidos
por el G1bieruo General, Que Ell nueve
veces prooesado s. Escrig seris ua
buen candidate para Puerto Rico.
La ocurrente diA ectlcs del co ega hs.
90 siempra que sus canss 81 COL viertsn
en lanzas diri2idas contra 81 mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20
Y sigue interrogsndo ell coIeea !:

"...... icon quisn YAM sustituir
a catedr 4tlco jur.do? Porque en- Pto
Rico no hay Di Untversitad nj Institu-
TO Civil q segdoda enssn4nzs. All,
va Lo escogorgnos entrs los psl feso-
res del C1legio dc Jesuitas. 2"
Perfectamente pensaio. Porque de
soors probado esta, por la expsrieDcia
do los resuitados = por la historic, que
entre al1unos catedraticos iberales de
oierta memorable 8 pocA y los profeso
res del Iastituto-Coiegio do Jesoitas,
opta por los u timos el mas lerdo.
Las paiabGas hualg.n, coleg4 los
hechos cantan.
L,a, 81 no, Shsk spesre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20
CONTRA DERECHO.

Hablando en- terminus generates,
cerremos hoy unos Gempos Ell que
las leyes no valen a veces 10 que en-
81 signifcan, sino 10 que los hombres
quieren que valgan y signifquen
La Interpretation doctrinal, que es
la mission mas noble del jurisconsul-
to, ha degenerate en- abuse de tai
magnitud : trascendencia, que ante
ella son letra muerta las disposicio.
nes, ilusorios los preceptos E inutil
ell estudio de los mismos, puesto que
ys la ley, lejos de expresar 10 que ell
legislator quiere que exprese, vie
ne 4 ser la meDte del ipterprete, es-
to es, 10 que al int6rprets convene
que sea, y de aquf que, siendo null
tiples variadas las conveniencias,
no sepamos muchas veces q que ate
nernos en- medic del mare n1qgnuna
de nuestros c6digos, que, por 10 vi
ciosos & i1eompletos, distan mucho
de llenar ell beIlo ideal de una per-
fecta legislaci6n.
A evitar dichos abusos tendieron
sin duda la Ley g. de las de Nava-
IRA que consta en- ell Titulo 80 lib. g.
de la Novisima Y la Observation l6
de tide Instrumental de las de Ara
g6n, por las cuales sc mandaba que
no tuviese lugar la interpretaci6n y
que Sc observasen las leyes a la le-
ira, cuya apicaci6n no estar1a de-
mas en- los tiempos presentes. dado
el prurito que hay en- ellos de inter-
pretar las disposieiones, falseando-
lag, no obstante ell noble empeno de
los tfibunales por 10 contrario. Sc
promulga en- efecto una Ley sus
preceptos no pueden ser mas claros;
pero IIega Ia Interpretation, y va la
ley ha desaparecido entire los sofs-
mas de una dia63tica contradict0ria
que hace al legislator tributario de!
errado criterio de un jurisconsulto,
cuando no de las cdbalas y subter.
fugios De IN procurador 8 picaplei-
tos. De aquf muchos males que
sentimos de aqui esas quejas no
siempre contenidas de la prensa
de aqui ell que con ell recUrso de Vi
eiosas interpretseiones las disposi-
clones 10 Sc cumplan 8 Sc cumplan
muy imperfectamente, con grave da-
40 del inter6s pdblico, pues es oIs-
TO que, COMO dice una ley de parti-
das. sun ejeoutores las lsyes nsa5djta la
pro qle trGef.
Lo que acabanos de decir impra-
10 esta en- la conciencia de t0dos y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20
ECOS De MADRID.
28 de- octubre de 1881.

Catedratoo reeien nacido puede Ila.
marse al dc la Escuela de Iugenieros
lie Minss, que naci6, como vaIgarmente
80 dice, uno de estos diss.
DebIa como de costumbre ir & expl-
car su catelra, pero tuvo pereza u ecu.
paoi6u y SO dJo;
Bah, hoy no voy lecci6n mas
8 menos 10 mismo ds.
Y precisamente la hora on que de-
bis estar sentado explicanlo las entrs.
mas de la terra sus discjpulos, SO des
moron6 81 techo y csyo sobre su sil6n
81 esta ALI, tenemos un nuevo martir de
Ia ciencis.
Hoy ha nacido v, lie deoian sus
amigos.
Rsz6n por Ia cual. siendo va hombre
Ia elad, 50 ha convertido en- el catedra.
tico mas ioven lei globo,
Ossese ", mantenga v. una fsmilia,
erie v. y eduque una hijs, d6seia v
por esposa an moaJ que viene con las
manos lavadas bevarse el tesoru. sho
ire V. para que NADIA le fAlte rsclbs
V. como premio de todos stos sserifi
olos 80. Ia notlols do gus su yeruo se
ha apoderado, como uu vulgar tomador,
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Y pregunta ell vecino

" No le parecs al S.. D. PAb'o Uba-
ri que los incon1icionalss, cuYn fren-
to SO haNe, n7casitau nc in3Art3 /? "
Ago mas que Nh ing~rto hace faIta
al partido que hoy So llama asimiista
despues de h .ber catado, sin provecho
Al pareoer, por 10 POGO q1e le luce 81
pelo, de todos los sistemas poIiticos ha
bidos y por haber. Antss que ingerto
10 que necesits es qus 10 pongan cabs-
~, porque ell pobre ests acefalo ha-
ca ga mucho tempo.
Para ingerto sobra los amigos de-
coiega con eI 19 Yauco FL Paeb o,
acerca de cuyas taniencias autoaomls,
tss, dicho sea de paso, se Ia callado e
vecino como Ill mnerto pesar de
nuestras preguutas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20

darse los apelantes para hacer que
pr0spere su recurso, cuando los artf-
culos de la ley que los impi1en no
pueden ser mas claros y termi1antes?
A nuestra veg y en- apoyo de nuestra
OF i06n. citarem0s tlmb'e1 nosotros
Ia Real 0rdan coIeccjonsia de 30 de
AbriI de 1872, Ell que, tratIniose de
las apelaciones ante Ia Au1ienci'
contra Ia anuhci6o de alg11 acta
por Ia Diputaci60, Sc estab'ece qne
el recurso De apelaci0n hA lie rcfe-
rirse uecesariamaute al case en- que
Sc anule algdn actl, porque es cuaa-
10 hay iateresado y cuando SO pueie
lasi0nar un 1erech0. de 10 cual quie-
re Ia ley que conoz3an los tribuna-
leg, A d6nde van los APPELLANT 8
que, tras Ia derrota electoral, reela.
man IN nuevo desengano ante la
Exoma. Au liencia de la que 40
puelen menos de esperar ell jnsto
fAllo que dlctAn Ia rrz61 y Ia ley de
coNsuno
Pero 81 1ichl apslaci6l es i'm pro
cedente E inadmiSlb!e eli el f)ndo,
10 10 es menos Ell Ia forml lie Ia
Interposici6n, pues sabi1o es que es-
t0s recursos Sc han d. inicilr cn 81
inferior para que pue ian surt:r cfaoto
ante el superior de apeAci01. Al
csta preveni1o por las diSpo>iones y
prIctica de los tribunales y al tam.
b'el 20 tiene declarado la Ex:nl.
Au iienciA Territorial, que ell el mes
1e Abril Il tlmo desestlm0 multitud
de apelacio les electorales, 4 couse-
cueucia de no h Iberse interpuesto
per aquel conducto Legal y como no
podemos esperar de Ia recttud 6
imparcialiiad de aqnellos altos
jueces que ahora, siendo igual el ca
so, sigan Ia do:trlna contraria, por
ESQ creemos fundadamente que los
apelautes perieran lastimosamente
el tempo. Mas, 81 a pesar lie to 10,
nuestras respctuosas observ aclones
fuesen contraproducentes, 10 que 20
esperamos, entOnoes con lgual dere-
chO denunciaremos nos0tr0s ante ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General y
ante los tribunaies de justicia la
aprobaci6n de otras actas que no han
sldo apeladas. pero con las que 81
h,n infringldo, a nuestro juicio, las
leges generates, y, 10 que es mas, la
fundamental del Estado.
Respetuosos hastala humildad con
las leyes y con los encArgados de
aplicarlas, NADIA queremos contra ell
derecho estableci 10, sicndo sempre
uuestra divisa: todo por la legshiad,
nada sin legalidad; Ia legalidad STEM
pre-, la legalidad Ell todas ocasiones
y circunstancias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-20

80. "Aqui, donde va no hay escla
vos, dice ei yecino, sue!en em plearse Q.
griiiets y el cepo.
Para los negros y mulatos, veces.
A vecss para los blancos tambisn.
Nosotros, que nunca hemos morado
en- las carceles, y no sabem1s 10 que ell
elias pasa, no del amos do consiiur4r, sin
embargo, como coneiderara tai vez e.
colega, que a muchos que aqui y en
otras parties pasean el garbo, mejor que
las sendas leontinas que exhibep, les
sentarian los dies lie que nos hab o.
perioi iioo veclno. 7 Sin embargo llue
ven quejss.
Ash es al mundo.