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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
PROBATE COURT.
Judge Blair Made the Following orders
Yesterday Afternoon.

Estate OF Henry Bawdcn, deceased;
March 3rJ Get to hear report OF com.
missioners on partition.
Estate OF William Milligan, de-
ceased; previous ord 7 vacated and
March 2lst set to hear petition for sale
OF real estate.
Estate Of Oliver II. briggs, deceased;
bond Of special ad niuistrator IN the
\ M OF $1,000 Apr we'd.
Estate OF jane, COult, deceased;
March End set 10 car petition for lot
tiers VI administration.
EGtaiu Of Robert Patterson, deceased;
March lst set 10 hear petition for pro.
bate OF viii.
Estate Of A ndrew Homer, docea'od;
March Srl set to hear return OF sale OF
real and personal property.
Estate OF William zimmerman, de-
ceased; continued to February l1th.
Estate Of Frank II. Dyer, deceased;
case ordered dismissed.
Estate Of Henry Sningleton, dc.
ceased; udminlstfatIr ordered to pay
81 so to Catherine j. Mitchell, GUAR
dian; bond Of guardian fixed at g. 500
and ordered that adminizirator be al.
l1wei TO pay taxes for 1890 out OF the
estate.
Estate Of Peter Pofhincs, deceased;
additional bond OF adm lnistraior Ia
the sum oil 5000 approved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Since i,s fret introduction Electric
Bitisrs has gained rapidly in pppu -
favor, until now 1t Ia clearly Ia the
lead among pure moiicinil tonlcs and
al'erntives-coi / ining Lothing which
o mits its usr Us a hevetsse or iutOxl-
cant; II L. recognized M the best and
pureat medicln. Tor all ailments Of
stomach, NV r'or KidneyP. Il viii
cure Sicg Ho schc, In iigsstiou, CJn-
supntiUn, aud rive Malaria ir III the
system. Satisfaction guaranteed with
epch bottle ~ TIE money will be re-
funded. llile only 50o. per bottle.
Sold 10y A. e.. smith N Co.. Dpggisls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
A New Cloihing Comnanr.

Late yesterday afternoon the Utah
Clothing Manufacturing company
nled iis articles of Incorporation with
County Clerk Meloy. The incorpora-
tors are d. l.. Ross, w. IL, Hubbard,
Il. T.. Burt, j. w. johnson, u. r..
williamson anu A. Hart. The presi-
tent OF the company is d. Il, Ross,
Who will also act as general manager;
vice president, J. w. johnson, assist.
ant manager; treasurer w. h. Hub.
uurd; secretary, ii. T.. Burt.
The capital stock IL 100000 divided
ntO lOu,uOO shares. sixty thousand
.hnres are subscr, bed, ADDISON Game
IT Dubuque, Ia, having taken l5,uOO.
The remaining $4,000 shares aro " tn-
eld from the market ut pte'e l. The
ilice anu fact rs VIII he o. ~ anu 80
.ilchhris street, SAT- l. Ike Guy.
Tue OBJECT Of tue company Ii to
manufacture aud sell Irauy-madu
10th nv and meu's wearing apparel
generally. The first annual meeting
4 the stOukhUi ors will DO held the
irst MOuIay IN Aurll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Win Mcconnell and John McCul.
Tough wcss playing Virginius. and
Mcconnell was dong ieilius. When
he had to go up 10 John aud shake
hands with him be- put hard boiled
egg into his palm aud left II there.
ami Mccullough being ia the center
Of the stage and alone could not got
rid Of d. he discharged VIII. as
usual that night hut he never
stayed discharged. and be- was taken
ON again whom they found him On
board the uain on the way to tic
next stand Now York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

NJ their ago8tacy aud showed how the
vatioIs aposlacles from the GJspel Of
Jesus Christ had been fofeseen AMI
predicted by the ancient prophets.
Elders James Il. Steele, G. n. Wat.
kins anu Bisbop John Donaldson
treated also upon the general duties OF
the Saints.
Elder w. NJ. Parker was ordained a
Patriarch, also two Bishops were or
dained.
Elder r. II. Ricks thanked all for
their attendance Heaivi.o all b Try
TO disest what hal been said during
conference and nskeI the Saints 10
entedaii the Patrlarchs that they
might be articipants la The blessings
they had for them.
There WINS large attenia ce at all
the meetings notwithstanding that tue
weather was somewhat unfavOrable.
JAMES GILLEgpiE, Stake CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
u roon Trouble. Hut uc Got IL.

About two or three months ago |
purchased from you bottle OF Cham.
herlsln's Cough Remedy, put up In
Des M0lnep, Iowa. such good result,
were obtained from lis use that |
enclose one dollar and ask that you
send me two bottles ly rNpre4s--J. a.
SCmvEN, rs L.. 10th ST., New York
Guy. To II. II. Lsue, Druggist,
Ptekskill, y, Y. Mr.. Soriven Ia rrr0i.
dent NJ O cot the largest shirt factories
In New York, aud widely known Ia
husiu,ss circles. when troubled with
cold give this remedy trial aud,
Ike Mr.. Scrlven, you will want II
when again In need NJ such me H..
cine. 81 cent bottles for sale by y G..
VI. /. Dfug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

We authurzr uuF 4dveTtsed druggist
veil d.. King's New DECnvrfy kr
unsum ption, Coughs aud olds, upo'
hi- condition. you are illictri w IA
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Thr at
Chs,t " uhle, and viii uge this ram,dy
"a directed, Eiyiug II a fair trial, an
Xlcritnce no teuetit, you may return
ne bJtur ana have your money
,Ldui, Nec'ull not make thi- ole
We not know mat DR.. klng's Nv
} scovrfy cIu.u b. TeIr on. IL navrr
app iiA. 4 iAl uotliu tree at A. O.
NTH 4 Qua ID az store. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

''T7-FI I777-'I I''--T7f -''7T7III'-7
Chamuorlain VI, dlcine Co., ~ De-,
Moines, IN nm Iowa manufacturing
Institution and one In when the real
dents Of the state look upoa with pride.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
become national In reputation and Is
nown In nearly every household In
the state ami ihrousbpu tho great
west. Is merits ore becoming estsb-
ll-hrd In all paris OF America. For
sale by Il. g. NJ. I. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perppiratiOu, causing Intense Itch
Ing when wnrm. This foIm "a well az
Blind, Bleeding or Pfoifuding, yield
at once t0 DIR. Bosanko's Pile Rcmedy,
which acts directly on parts Selected,
Rbsnrbs tumor-, alisys itching and Of
feots \ permanent cure. 30 cis Drug
gisis or mail. Circulars free. DR..
Bosanko, Philadelphia, IA. Sold hy
z. q, NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
How 10 save nor,ar n.ll..

Many a DOCTORS bill mas been savei
by the use OF Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. The name is u househoii
word In many parts OF tue country.
Chamberlnin's medicines have an ex.
tensive sale IN tho Worlds felr City
and many people testify % the merit.
Of their different remedies. For sole
by n. &. NJ. |. Drug Dept. u&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

10 u homicide case police pen
Noner was being examined,
The witness volunteered the start
ling information TO the bench that
while walking with 4 farmers son
we were discussing q grammarpoint
a. to the difficulty Of transllting
Greek into Hebrew ana Hebrew
into Greek, H--llunster urelandy Ex
uress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
DR.. Burrows, Ooullst, Auriat and OPP
lcisn. spcctnoles lifted. Commercial


Puhl'shei on Ia inlf OF Hood's Saraa'
pMi N are m reliable aud hs vtr by
your confidence, ~ II they Come
from your hest nud most trusted
neighbOr. They sla'c only the simpl,
facs In regard to what Hoods Sara.
parilla has done, always within truth
md IlAsOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
WE CLOTHE The WORLD !

That Is; wo'rc willing to, and have
the materials to do Il with. Its the
worlds misfortune II we dan't supply
Its outilt', aud you're IA loser IL you're
clothed elswhcre.
Those who do come 60 us, nay
higher price, for Inferior goods. IT,
~ little late 20 he nlling out for q
tussle with wlntcr, but better late
than never, summer l. ~ long way on,
aud youM he decidedly son" Il YOU
attempt To drift ac,r iss the interval OF
timcwithout "A Hing upon usto ityou
ont Tor that voyage. Comfortable
clothing Is IL Necessity OF lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

G0O,OOO hTst.clnss Brick for sale by
Pro pect Park Brick Go. Office go
east, Second South STREET.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Constipation. Rud NIL troubles with
the digestiye organs AMI tn" liver, AZ,
cuted by Hoods Pills. UnvqualeJ
~ "A dinner pill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17

Tooihpic!ts are said To- have been
invented in Italy Certainly they
were ia common use among the
Romans. IN Martials "Epigrams'
there nro frequent references to the
"dontiatcalpium. sometimes rcviling
II abuse, sometimes praisinV is use
The particular form Of toothpick
which Martial preferred was q point
nd snip uf mastic wood. but in do
tuult OF ,hat he recommends a quill.
singulmly enough. tho useful iustru.
mont was regarded ~ an innovation
IN Cuan L.i1aheth's time.' The Bias
tara in King j,hn' snceis at
Your traytier-
He and biz io9thpicA at mt worhip's mess
Travellers Ia France md Italy. il
sccms, brought toothp.clis bacl, and
used Thorn Uitcntaluusly and all
those who affected foreign fashions
.edulously initiated thom. Cham.
bele' Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17


The committee on finance having
examined into the matter OF the notice
In behalf OF tho Salt Lake Pressed
Brick company, reported that they haJ
issued to the contractors and bonds
men warrant TO cover estim ties 10
date, the present one being for $4,000,
the bondsmenf OF Mr.. Wright Ming
with the board su indemnli yiug bonu
In the sum Of SO, 900 for any judgment
that might DO rendered against the
board. The committee further reported
that they had examined the statement
OF the treasurer and found that they
agreed with the books OF the clerk.
Flied.
Baldwin moved that the committee
on cites nnd buildings be instructed TO
at once 1T up the southeast and north
west basement rooms OF the Franklin
school, and the two south base
ment rooms In the Hamilton school for
use as school rooms, II In their Judg'
ment said rooms are proper for school
pusposes. Carried.
A resolution by Young was adopted
which provided for the appropriation
OF $4,000 to the contractors OF TIA,
Lowell school building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
Malice.

Soiicr.
o. l.. EliGson has removed to No.
GO Main ST., opposite "a. &. NJ. |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.


The city school board met last night
nil members being present except
Dooiy. Following is the business
transacted:
Mrs. Susie Root, Grace f. Lee ana
Lettio Loason applied for positions as
teachers. Referred.
Johannes Hulvorsen sent IN com
munication relative to the selling OF
real estate In Superior addition to the
board, stating that n water contract
would 70 with the lots and tha' ne
would reduce the price from $500 10
5000. Referred.
The committee on sites and build
ings reported that they had rented an
additional room in the Third waTi
from Peter Sinclair, for Eve months
from February 10th to July ION, Tor
the total sum OF 1925, the board to be
a. the expense Of removing the par
titions and placing the building In
proper condition. The owner is TO
replace the same at the expiration OF
the lease, and is hlsj TO sst'slactory
gravel hia promises adjacent TO tine
rooms rented by the board. Adopted
The committee on furniture aud sup
plies recommended tina, the Janitor rolls
be- revised a. follows;
Janitors OF twelve room buildings 10
be paid at tue rate Of $1,000 per year for
twelve months.
All eight room buildings except ho
Bryant, at the rate OF $3.50 per year oil
twelve months.
The janitor Of the Bryant school to
DO paid at tho rate OF $3.50 per yenr oi
twelve months, TO begin when the
heating apparatus Ia completed, ana 10
include running tho same. This jan.
itor In furnished with house coal anu
lights.
The janitor's salary OF the Seventh
school be Increased from $40 To sou per
month, beginning March /, anu TO De
for twelve months.
The janitor's ualary Of the Twelfth
school 10 be decreased from Si5 to $40
PER month, beginning March |, 10 run
ten months, this janitor being furnished
with house coal and lights.
The janitoI's salary OF theFourteenth
school to bo decreased from sOJ per
month to 500 pet year, said salary to
run for twelve months.
Whenever changes affect present In.
cumbsnis the new scale to apply from
anu after March 1, 1898.
Adopted.
~. al al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
Teachers were employed az followsl

The committee on finance reported
that they had audited tno following
hlll..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

Martinez Campos visitara a la
Reina, enseguida que esta vuelva a
la villa del oso, con fines que SO ig-
Moran.
Ell general Pav1a ha almorzado
varias veces con la Regente en- Mira
mar Y Sc murmura que algo Sc ha
ultimado.
Ell general Borrero Sc pasea del
brazo de Pav1a.
Un terceto undo.
Futuros ministries del Gabinete
de fuerza que Sc prepara.
va sabemos que el palo es ell 6lti-
mo remedio de los gobernantes la
Ultima carta el l1ltimo albur.
R5ea ne "a plus {! que dir1a 81 ban
case al baccarrat y 81 supiera frances
Manolo Becerra, como guerra que an
tes Sc le llamase 6 don Manuel Bece-
ira, Ministro de- - cualquier cosa,
como ahora desea que Sc le lame.
Pero tambi6n sabemos que las
grandes ibertades han nacido al ca
Tor de las grandes dictaduras y que
los grandes aut6cratas han visto con-
vertidos sus pueblos, de ejercito de
siervos, en- legiones de ciudadanos.
Y pienso que bien pueden pasarse
unos meses de tormento y de agon1a,
81 luego los pueblos cuentan con una
fuerza nueva invencible, nacida de
ese aliento y de ese valor que da la
desesperaci6n y tirando al suelo vie
JOS pedestales, levantan temples la
libertad y arrojando al aire ideas ran
cias alimentan su cerebro con nueva
savia y desaciendo torpezas, pueden
unos y otros ciudadanos estrecharse
en- abrazo fraternal.
Como todos los caminos que con-
Queen 4 este fin son buenos segtn mi
modo de pensar, de ah1 que ell impe-
rio del militarismo que nos amenaza
Y del cual le hablare en- mi proxi-
ma, en- vez de preocuparme me salts
faga Y en- vez de temerle 10 desee CO.
mo una soluci6n su afmo. amigo y
paisano.
RICARDO VONZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

Q;~e tenga imitadores y termina-
ran los abusos y los despotas recor-
daran que no existen despotismos
eternos que ell momento de la cal
Care Care tambien ell de la expiacion y ell
del descredito.
Arroyo ha triunfado para siempre.
Porque Ruiz de la Val es hoy un
alcalde impossible.
iSalve a los pueblos que de tai mo-
do crecen Sc levantan!
A ellos pertenece ell porvenir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28

Una senorita con pretensiones de ilustra-
da, buscaba este fin en- su cabeza diver
SOS nombres que dar las cosas.
Cierto dIa, que por contestar una carta
urgente habia hscho esPerar uaa visita' SO
disculp6 de la manera siguIente
-Esperc que ustedes me dispenser el
que les haya hecho aguardar, pues he tent
do necesidad de escribir naips.
Sc examinaba De latin muchacho que
no 10 habia estudiado. In ito suyo, que
formaba parte del tribunal, lie habia dichoo
No tengas miedo, mirame cada
pregunta, one 80 te indicare de una name
IA de otra 10 que debes contestar.
Preguntado por nno de los exam,nado.
res Que signifcaba Ia palabra ego iyol, miro
a su ito, que estaba dandose repetidos gol-
pes en- ell pecho, contest0 lleno de aa-
tisfaccion
-EI claleco de ma TO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28
CRONICA

RICARDO VONz.

Ell domingo por la tarde,
horas antes de conner,
estabamos los banistas
gozando la placidez
que reina en- este balneario,
en- donde siempreese We
un cielo puro y hermoso
cual sonrisa de mujer,
y I'm campo con mucha yerba
para que pasten en- el
ciertos pollticos fosiles
que nj en- broma pueden YER
que la diosa Libertad
Sc alec aqul sobre el par@s.
ALA un banista leia
una novela de Onhet;
en- un sillon dormitaba
otro que llaman Pages
otros dos ensimismados
jugaban al ajedrez,
y yo q todos Observable
con vivisimo interes,
pensando que Dios los cria
y los une Lucifer,
cuando aparecio en- escena
mi amigo Paco Barnes
con I'm programa en- la mano
diciendo Les voy a leer
10 que en- gruesos caracteres
trae impreso este papel.
II Es acaso alguna carta
de don Ulpiano Valdes.
ia acae ore enotA acc-:I- :--s-~
oe eSds = Aproducir enferme- {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28
CARTA PASADA POR Aqua
II
Biarritz, Setiembre 7 de 1898

Blarrltz, Setlem bre I de 1898.
En- Valencia Sc levant6 una parti-
da republican,.
En- Barcelona Sc ha verifcado una
reunion de ex- -cabecillas carlistas.
En- Bilbao han andado sablazo
limpio paisanos y guardia- a-civiles por
las GALES.
Esto es una juerga diaria y hay
que preguntar todas las mananas.
5D6nde habra tiros hoy?
Pero olga usted a los ministeriales.
"Nunca Espana ha disfrutado de
un per1odo mas as-.-"
Las planchas del gobierno Sc suce-
den unas otras y van fernando un
bloque espeso aproposito para acora
zar nav1os a POGO precio.
Sc frman las reformas militares
por resultado de 10 cual la capitanla
general de Castillo traslada su resi-
dencia de Vitoria Burgos, ahora
81 general nombrado para este cargo
dice que SO queda en- Vitoria, poyQue
le parece, ds>pdo con este un alegr0n
los alaveses que por estos asuntos
fec1DlerOn Lopez DOmlngueA con
silba y exhibici6n de palos.
Los guipuzcoanos SO empenan en-
que SO toque su himno: no Sc toca y
caen heridos unos paisanos, muertos
otros por las GALES de San Sebastian
4 las dos noches ell pueblo pide de
nuevo el himno de la ibertad y la md
sica municipal, con anuencia de las
autoridades, 10 toca y 10 reptile tres
reces, coreado por miles de oyentes.
Al que no quiere caldo- -----.--.
Esta visto que cuesta caro-, cuesta
sangre, que los gobiernos respeten los
derechos de los pueblos.
Pero es ell sistema mejor y de mas
PRACTICES resultados desde los tiempos
prehistoricos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28
NOTAS TELEGRAFICAS
{ VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

New-York, Setiembre Io-Los in
surrectos del Brasil, que desde I'm
principle tienen su favor la escua-
dra, han removable el bombardeo de
Rio Janeiro.
Muchas personas respetables eva
cuan la ciudad.
En- una plaza p1blica Sc han dado
anoche los gritos de Viva el Empe
rador
La caida del Presidente Peixoto es
inminente.
Paris, idem idem-La prensa fran
cesa hace muy desfavorables comen-
tarios los anunciados intentos del
emperador Guillermo de la aneXion
de la Alsacia Lorena al RENO de
Prussia.
Londres, idem idem-Ha reapare-
cido el colera en- Hamburgo, presen-
tandose veinte y seis casos el primer
dia.
Tambien ha reaparecido en- Roma
y la Haya, pero con menos intensi-
dad que la primera vez.
En- ell Cayro continna en- estado
estacionario.
Madrid, idem 2o-Se ha celebrado
aver ell anunciado Consejo de Minis
tros, que Sc ocupo preferentemente
de la adopcion de severas medjdas
para evitar la propagation del colera,
medidas que, juicio de los seiiores
Consejeros, podran ser tanto mas eff
CAGES cuanto que la epidemia Sc ha
venido presentando hasta ahora con
caracter benigno.
Idem, idem idem-Aseg1rase que
en- esta corte ha ocurrido un case de
enfermedad sospechosa, sembrando ia
consiguiente alarma en- la poblacion.
Un periodico hace notar que las
noticias del colera en- la Peninsula
no estan debidamente comprobadas,
y que parece existe empeno en- abul-
tarlas con premeditados fines.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-28
Terminara la velada

y
Por tearo ALI encontramos
un caseron 8 cuartel
tan viejo, que va no sirve
nj para secar cafe.
I'm peso cuesta la entrada
caballero.
--Esta muy bien.
Il Pero dGnde nos sentamos :?
j Un peso y estar de pie!
Y como sillas no vimos
Las tomamos de alquiler.
va estamos dentro. Gran Dios
que calor y que tropel
Por pozcos, unos cajones
pegados la pared,
donde embutidas Sc hallaban
varias damas de buen yer.
Por lnces tan solo habla
a cada lado TN quinque
con las mechas NAL cortadas
y los tubos al reves.
En- el centro de la sala,
que parece un redondel,
hallabanse las :. butacas,
y atras IN pueblo soez
que en- presencia del alcalde
gritaba a mas no poder
en- actitud tan. salvaje
que nj los moros de Fez /!
Dio principle la function
y el buen Cristo a padecer-
Comicos malos he visto
y actrices malas tambien,
que en- arte 10 malo abunda
Y 10 bueno no sc We,
mas como aquellos de Coamo
nj los Vi nj los we're.
Apartcio el gran Colon
con cara de chimpance,
que mugla cada verso
como 81 fuera una res.
Y presentose en- escena
la magnanima Isabel
que no saba la pobre!
nj siquiera estar en- pie.
Que modo de recitar
j Como grita esa mujer
j Parece que tiene un grillo
atragantado en- la nuez
El valiente don Gonzalo
Sc nos presento despues,
abriendo mucho los ojos,
moviendo mucho los pies,
y doblando el espinazo
ante la reina y el rey.
Y despues el Cardinal
que usaba Vara de juez,
Y don Fernando el Cat5lico.
y vaya, vaya. - era aquel
un aquelarre de locos
fugados del Leganes.
Cayo ell telon. Intermedio.
Ahora viene el entremes.
Pues que 10 espere ell demonio;
y salimos en- tropel
renegando del teatro
y del alcalde tambien;
de ese funesto don Polo
que aunque con ojos, no We
que un dramaticidio asi
no 10 perdona la ley.
rs el arte cosa Seria
y no Sc juega con el,
que no escribio buenos dramas
Echegaray-don jose
para que aqui 10 ejecatten
sin confession y sin juez.
Metidos en- nuestros coches
otra veZ.
res 4 extirpar los vicios : N
lue la calnaa chicha continue, aun-
a rio falfa La sal nimlenta de las q.