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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
THE CHURCHES.

Oakes street NJ. Il. church. Rev. VIM.
Hall, pastor-Services at IL a. m. aud 7:30
D. m. Sunday school at 2:3O r. m.
st. Peters church-Services at the usual
hours: 7:45 and IL a. IN. and 1880 p. m. SUM-
day school $3.50 y. III. All s.e cordially
welcome.
Rev. j. p. Watson will preach nt the ST.
james A. Nj. 4. church, Fifth avenue md
Hobnck street. this evening. Everybody
welcome.
Fist Bartist church, corner Eighth ave-
nue aud Warren street-Preaching both
morning and evening by Rev. q. B Allen.
Jr., pastor.
Services at 1890 o. m. At tbs Norwegian
Lutheran church. corner Twelfth avenue
and Idaho streets. Sermon BY the pastor,
Rev. Il. .. Tolo.
Central Presby terian church. Helene
avenue--Rev. &. W. Pool. pastor. will
preach at IL a. III. and eight y. III. sunday
school ut 2:30 I. IN. All are cordially In
vited.
Unitarian society. q. A. Il. hnli--Mr.
Crooker will preach at IL u. N. or "A
Forgotten Apocalypse That Was Once
Scripture" Sunday school at 1916 p. IN.
No evening service.
Congregational churoh-Rov. W. q.
| Schoppe will speak as IL y. IN. on The
Philosophy Of the sunday Question:" and
at 7:3o p. N. on Tho Minister'S Relation
to tho Higher Criticism" Miss Whitney
as soloist.
First Prssby tsrian--s.rvics at IL a. m.
anu 1880 4. m. Subject for the evening.
~ he Man who Stands Before the Lord"
Tho pastor, Rev. 4. v. Moore. will occupy
the pulpit. Sunday school ~ 2;30 y. III.
All are cordially invited.
Grand Street Methodist tchurch-MorninQ
topic, 1.-THE Church the Light OF the
World" by the pastor; and ~ she evening
hour Rev. =. L. Stanton. Of California.
will preach. Sunday school ~ 10 .. IN.
l,agus at seven p. m. All invited. ]. T.
Squires. pastor.
st. Paurs M. L. church h-Pssaching by
dencs at the Right Point" SUNDAY school
at l2:lb p. IN. Epworth league. Gi4o {. m.
Preaching by the tastor al 7:iO y. m.
Subject. ''rhe Model Mother" All are
welcome. Rev. J, Wesley Hill. pastor.
The Seventh Day Adventist society will
hold their regular service In the Locksy
building on sixth nvenuo tonight. hub-
| isct. "Christs Answer 10 the Pharissss"
who asksd, (Which is the great command
ment In the law Prayer meeting Tuesday
night Everybody welcome to all ssrv,ssa
| Elder W. J. Stone, pastor.
| The regular monthly devotional meeting
OF the Young Peoples Local unson will b.
held at ST. Paui's NJ. u. church, corner
Broadway and Ewing streets. on Tnssdsy.
| OCT. II. at 7;4b y. N. Tho meeting viii be
opened with song service OF Attesn intnuteA
after which Mrs. Nettis Phillips Will take
charge of the devotional meeting. ths sab
| isot being abiding Faith In Christ" lm.
mediateiy after tho dcyotionsi meeting will
be completed the organization Of ths 1nton
| for tho work of relief ~ commenced on tho
evening OF the 10th inst A sooial OF Thirty
minutes will close the exercises OF ths svss
ming. II il desired that all n.ssnbess OF tho
ditiOrent young peoples socisties b. pseos
ent so far as possible. ~ this will poekapv
DO the most important meeting ever ~
By tue Local union.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.

Flyers Ovor Eastern Courses Who Came
Under the Wire in Front.
LOUISVILLE Oct. l4.-Traek heavy. Four
and a half furlongs-Queen Bird. jim
Henry. :5S; six furlonRs-Primroae Quiver,
Little Annie. I:19; Stanford stakes, mile
Buckwa. George Beck. PearIson. lat; six
fu longs-Miss Dixie. Hesperia. Muthneer.
1:20: six furlongs-Empress Frederick, In
terior, White Nose. ZIG.
NORRIS PARK. Oct. 14.-Five furlongs-
Wah Jim. Correction, Tormentor. 1:O5s4;
SIX fu.longs-Factotum. Melody. ko-
land. lib; six furlongs-Patrioiau,
Sir Excess, Pria. 1:13; mile and one
quarter-Young Arion, Don Alonzo. Roche.
2:08s4; mile-Picknicksr Terrifer. Reckon,
l:4lM; five acknowledgements. A die,
Ilnslon. 1:0915; six and . half furlonRs-
Prince George. Ainnehaha. 1:29.
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Arrivals At Tho Ho'ena.
Notice to Ore shippers.

The u. s. Public Sampling Co.. of Hell
enA, is again prepared to handle all olasses
Of smelling ores. and parties having this
GLASS to sell will find IL to their interest to
interview E. h Braden, manager, before
disposing Of their products. We can now
pay the market rice for all ores, which ia
only a sliRhs decrease from the prices pre-
vailinR before the recent decline in silver.
silver computed at New York spot quota
tions. and not at sixty days delivery. As
saying will receive prompt attention. Cor
respondsnoe solicited.
Il. b. BRApKN. Manager.
Corner Grand and jackson Streets Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

CHICAGO. Oct. A.-M. v. Cannon, for
merly of Omaha, now of Chicago, has re-
signed the presidency of the Irish National
League OF America. The Resignation was
rendered to the executive COMMITTEES Of the
league two weeks ago. but has been kept
SEQ ct because of the unwiIIinRncss of the
executive committee to accept the resigna-
t.on, 1t is said aannon's withdrawal ID
due to dissatisfaction with the course OF
the anti Gladstone Irishmen.
Cannon, in an interview, admits that he
has resigned. He declares the League In .
state of lnanitjon; that something must be
done to get it on right lines OF IL will 90
ont of existence. He thinks an attempt
will be made this winter to reorganixe the
league.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

Special to The Independent.
LIVINGSTON, Dot. 10.-C. A. Crippen. man
aRsr Of tho dining oorns Of the Albsm' rio
hotel, committed suicide this forenoon. Ho
attended to his work about the hotel a.
usual this morning. but was missed Il rom
his post about 10 O'Clock, and was soon dis
covered in room in the rear, sitting in
chair, with bullet hole through his brain.
A revolver lay at the side of the chair
where il had fallen from his hand. Hs
hnd boon in failing health for some months
and it 10 supposed that. while brooding
over his condition. he became temporarily
insane and committed the rash act. He
has resided IN this o;ty for many years and
was highly respected. He was about 90
years OF age and leaves wife and two
grown up children.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

To- DAY Cardinal Gibbons
celebrates his silver jubilee.
The occasion will bring to-
gether all the Catholic digni-
taries in America. The twenty
fifth anniversary Of the Cardinals
ordination as a bishop occurred
on August 10th, but his absence
from the city and the extreme
heat caused a postponement of
the celebration until to-day. The
ceremonies comprise solemn
high mass, an address, and a
presentation from Pope Leo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Home Made and Hand Made,

Smokers who enjoy really choice cigar
can revsl in the delights Of first class ar
ticle and encourage a growing home indus
try by patronizing Fred Sass. His speaial-
ties arc tho Montaniaa sAd Sass Tendsr-
foot five cent Cigar.
Mr.. sass WHOLESALERS and retails the oeis-
brated MastiG cut plug and has just got In
new lot of those liue pipes that go with
that brand OF tobacco.
The continual growth Of his business 10
good evidence that Mr.. Sass keeps faith
with his patrons. never misreprentipG his
Onoda
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

President RyAn, of the Boxeman Agri-
cultural college. has sent an order to the
Helena Book and Stationery company for
6ve Reminvton STANDARD rypewritera TO bs
used in the stsnogranhio department..
Nearly oas hundred students are enrolled
at tho collage and new arrivals each week,
They have the most efficient corps of teach
srs In shs state and will hc . great help to
the young nen OF Montana who desire an
sau0AtiOn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
SuSpes.s Foul Play.

RAWLINGS. Wyo., Oct. AT. H. Merrill
arrived hes from Greasewood. Routt
county, Col. He reports that he was .
member of hunting party Of five. The
other four left camp ono after another and
never returned. The place 10 wild and far
removed from civilization. Merrill be-
lieves all met with foul play. The names
of the missing men are Monihier. Reynolds.
Mack and Brown.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Mr.. Daily Coming Home.

Special to The Independents.
~sT. PAUL. Dot. 1%.-AaFous DAILY. OF Mon
tans, passed through the CITY this after
noon ON his return from New Yotk and
Washipston. He remained In the latter
city long enough TO obtain grounus for the
belief that tho repeal bill would NOT pass
and then started TO- homo happy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
The Manager Responsible.

CRYSTAL FALLS. Mioh., Oos. 14.-Ohioial
Investigation of the Mansfield mine disas-
Yer was brought TO u close this evening by
tho jury returning . verdict placing the
blame for tbs accident upon tho Mansfield
Iron Mining company. and especially w.
:. Calhoun, of Chicago, general manager
and president of the corporation. Whethe
criminal action will be instituted against
Mr.. Calhoun was not announced.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Nerth~rn Pacific Contracts Ratified.

Nertharn Pacific Contracts Ratified.
N1LwAUKEE, Got. 4.-An order has been
issued by Judge Jenkins granting tho ap-
ulication of the Northern Pacific receivers
for authority to ratify the lease made D O..
II, 1892. by tho Northetn Pacific Terminal
comrnnv. of Oregon. 10 the Northern Pa
cifc Railway company. the OREGON Railway
and Navigation company and the Oregon
u California Railroad COMPANY. The 10
ceivers were also autho lied to ratify the
agreements entered into June 8, $780, be-
tween the Terminal oom;any. Northern Pa
oific, Oregon Short Limo. Utah Northern
and Southern Pacific. This enables the
work OF tha COMPANY on extension OF Ter
ninals at Po tland 10 proceed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Bnrbnrious Overhead Chsok Rein.

HnrbariOus Overhead Chsck Re'n.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-This evening after the
adjournment of tho Humane congress-. in
spectors and street agents from all over the
the country held a meeting. A number OF
addresses we're made and . resolution de-
nounciue the use of the overhead check
Elm. except In rare instances. a. totally
unne cessary torture" was adopted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Justice Brown Injured.

WASHINGTON, OCT. H.--Justioe Brown. of
the supreme court, while trying to close
window last night. was struck by piece of
,late glass in the right temple. outing n
severe cash and severlug an artery. But
70; prompt medical attendance he would
| probably have blsd to death.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Tho Bank StAtom m . n {.

New YoRK. Oct. 1.-THE bank statement
shows tho following: Reserve. increase.
81. 26s. 1876; loans. increase. u. 1874. 200; spe-
Gle. increase, sc. OO6. 700; legal tender. in
crease. g. 325, 700; deposits. increase. $12,-
26O, 800; OH eulation, increase. $16. 500.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Attention, Ladies'.

Misses Jennie Wood and Gsna Smebs,
late of Ms. Sperlina'a have located ~ No.
2O6 Breckenridge st.est Mrs. Muokey's old
s,and) where they will do fash ionable
dressm king Al reasonable prices. A oor-
dial Welcome awaits all customers and
friends.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Basiness Done vt Finanoial Csnters tho
Fast " eek.
NEW York, Oct. 1.-The olearinRs of the
banks of the principal cities for tho week
az oompa cd with the corresponding week
Of .aat vaaP Wsra folovc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
Tho Vlr,,sut Wins.

With case the Yankee yacht defeats tho
Brisisher. We pass all competitors with
the same ease especially in sailor hats. All
shades and all prices Al s. A. Fishers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
DesirablO for the I.ud los.

A large stock Of new and very desirable
millinery just received as II. Toms. and
will be displayed Monday, ~ great saoIi-
noe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
A Pair Of Kids.

Gloves arc essential to evsrv lady going
to tho fair or elsewhere. Don't fail 10 get
only tho bes.-CsntemerL Sold only a.
3. A. Fishers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

The People EArnoN NOth.
Nov We have money enough to send ouI
minister away for two months' vacation "
| lint that long holiday ?"
| "Yes; but then we feel as though We de-
serve it."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
October Brings .

Underwear weather, Over
coat weather, Heavy Suit
weather, and whetb er you
want to buy or not, neces.
sity forces you to buy. Me-
cessity don't say where
you shall buy. That's a
matter of choice. But
where you can have SO
large a choice OF such
choice things as we show,
you cannot help but
choose to buy.
Elevator to s floors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15
All Gent|emen

Have a pair Or two of
trousers for rough wear on
rainy and muddy days.
See our selection. Don't
spoil the trousers OF your
Suit.
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The Question Of
Boys Clothing -:

Necessarily agitates us
more than it does you. We
are always thinking OF it,
planning and tashioning,
and we say it with par
donable pride, we are
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-15

Total for the leading cities Of the Unite
STATES was 3a03, Sl0.2a7 decrease OF 1871 y
cent compared with the same week last year.
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always in the Lead.

Some of these Suits are
called Perfect Dreams, and
our second floor is full
with them. Take elevator
TO it.
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Adopted shs Remington.

Corner Grand and Jaokson streets Hell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
COMUNICADO
MANIFESTATION

Gratitud y reconocimiento, es 10 que, tanto
20 como mi famiia, tenemos a los senores
doctores en- medicina don Carlos Gaspar y
don Antero Cabello igual que varios ami
gos de esta Isla que me han acompanado
como verdaderos hermanos, en- la terrible
desgraca que he sufrido teniendo mi hume
rosa familia enferma, de la cual he perdido
dos hijos de mi corazon, que de no haber
sido por la inteligenca cuidado de los Sc
nores Gaspar Cabello, hubiera ..tenido que
lamentar mayores desgracias, porque creo
que una de las Intermediates mas terribles
es la difteria, dado 81 caracter tan maligno
como SO le presento cinco de mis- hijos.
Deseando hacer pdblica mi gratitud y la
de mi familia para con esos senores, supli
co usted senor Director, Sc sirva dar cabi-
ia en- las columnas de su iiuatrado periodi-
co 4 estas NAL trazadas lfneas que salen del
coraz6n de unos padres agradecidos.
Anticipandole las gracias queda de usted
su affmo. amigo s. s. q. b. s. M.
Carlos Benitez Santana.
Vieques, Dciembre 3 de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
LIT RATURA
LAS SONRISAS

No tienen la franqueza de la risa
nj la expresiva amargura del llanto
Tienen la propiedad de e<presar muy
distintos sentimientos.
La primera sonrisa fue de Dios al
formar al hombre, su imagcn y
semejanza. La segunda sonrisa fue
del demonio al YER al hombre pug
nando por sobreponerse al Dios que
10 saco de Ia NADIA, Desde entonces
hay dos classes de sonrisas. Las de la
virtud y la inocencia, que por des-
gracia SON las menos. Las del vicio y
la hipocresia, que desdichadamente
son las mas. La sonrisa es una arma
que hiere en- ell silencio y de las mas
cobardes qne pueden esgrimirse.
Una sonrisa de aprobacion pone el
sello todas las calumnias que pro-
pala una mala lengua. FL que no Sc
atreve afrmar con la boca sonr1e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
Juidn del Casal.

LA NEW York, companfa de seguros So
bre la vida es la primera de todas
Porqae; FL Superintendent de seguros
del Estado de Nueya- York declara que DO
see tanto cuanto pretende.
lie consta.
Ha verifcado ell sobrante.
dice que existe en- gu totalidad.
Es ell sobraute mas grande de cualquiera
compahia m1tua de seguros sobre Ia vida
en- el universe.
P6rQne Es una de las mas antiguas com
panias de seguros sobre la vida hacienda
negoeios.
Es la mas conocida de todas las compe-
bfas de seguros sobre la vida en- existencia.
Porqre FL p1blico Ia ha puesto la ca
beza de todas las demas despues de haberla
examinado dentro afuera.
Agente general: don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales, San Juan Pto.- .-Rico.-Sub-agente en-
Ponce: don Eduardo Salich.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

pleados que hacen honor 4 la admi-
nistracion policarpista.
Pruebas al canto.
Maximino ] Aguayo, que dcjo S,
reputation tan bien sentada en- la Ca.
rolina y Pefiuelas, es I'm pariente dc
don Polo que este importo la vieja
villa, colocandole de escribiente en
las ohcinas municipales con pe1uicio
del honrado y laborioso joven don
Manuel Rivera que Sc vio obligado q
renunciar aquel empleo.
Maximino Sc encuentra hoy priva-
do de ibertad y sujeto cinco pro-
cedimientos criminales; y, por virtud
de ellos, el juez Instructor le suspcn-
dio de empleo y sueldo.
Luciano Redondo era el cabo de
municipales nombrado por don Polo
Ese Redondo esta procesado sus-
penso tambien de empleo y sueldo.
Como ST nada hubiese pasado. Dos
empleados bajo la accion de la JUS
ticia.
Lo estupendo, 10 fenomenal, es que
esos dos procesados Sc encuentren
hoy en- las ofcinas municipales, en-
donde Sc les We trabajando como es-
cribientes en- el ramo de matrlculas.
Si Maximino esta preso y suspen-
SO de empleo y sueldo, as1 como tam
bien esta suspense de empleo y sueldo
el Redondo, claro es como la luz del
dia que ambos estan inha bilitados pa
ra servir cargos p1blicos, aunque no
esten retribuidos, mientras los tribu-
males fallen los processes a que aque-
llos estan sometidos.
1Como es que Aguayo anda libre-
mente por las ofcinas municipales y
esos dos procesados trabajan como
escribientes en- los salones del Con-
sistorio7
IEs asf como Sc cumple la Ley1
P1blicos son esos hechos que nos
venimos refriendo; no dudamos
que la Audiencia de 10 Criminal de
Ponce sa0ra volver por los fueros de
la Justicia, hacienda que la Ley sea
una verda i y que don Polo, que esta
en- la oh }acion de cumplir aquella |
como cuaiquier hio de vecino, pro-
cure que el Negociado que desemPe-
nan Aguayo y Redondo este servido
por otros empleados que merezcan
mas confianza al p1blico.
No incurre en- responsibilities
el Ayuntamiento por las ilegalidades
que dejamos denunciadas
1Como Sc distribuyen actualmente
los sueldos de los escribientes del
Municipio ?
Las cosas de don Polo pueden traer
algunas desazones al Concejo muni
cipal.
=.
Coamo, Nbre. de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
JsSf EetreMeYe.

Sentado en- un banco de piedra de an pa-
SEQ p6blico, joven Sc halaba profunda-
mepte dormido.
Pasaron aquel momento dos amigos
suyos, los que al verle tan dulcements en-
tregado al sueno, tuvieron la mala idea de
despertarle.
Acercaronse el, y uno de los dos le di6
un fuerte golpe en- la sspalda, la vex que
exclamaba:
-iEhl companero; va es bora, que pasan
las burras.
Los que pasan son los burros, replied
Ell que dormfa, desperezandose:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
Bazaar de ropa hecha
)E NARCLSO TOMAS-PLAzA Las DELTCIAs-PONCl

Ell dueno de antique estabecmento conocdo por
nero anto en- confeccones la medda mportada
tene gusto de ofecer centea p1blco
reciene complete udo r hechos de chaquet
de meno no de gaban de erg azul de CAST
es de varlos colors gabane ueto de esambr alpaca
de eda amarla sobreodo orrados de seda de lana
propos para camsas cueo punos corbata paraguas
Para la medda, gran surdo de generos Ultima novedad
classes superiores
1 mis- Ponce Dicie1nbre 10 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
PEDRO PETRUCCIO
DORADOR

Ofrses al phblice su. servicios para dsrar,
platear broncear toda class de obietos co.
mo vasos sagrados, eanas, candelabros,
lamparas, joyas, etcstera.
Tambien pinta canas sbjetss de hierre
y hace soIdaduras.
Pence, cslle del Comercie, admere 80.
Nsvi.Hbre . de 1888. lfu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08
HA DESAPARECIDO

de los pastss de ssn Benigns QuesAda, en- Ca
Ha&, I'm eaballs rusis- more, sastrado, de seis
euarHs de alsada, cabos negres pass large
En casa de les sehsres Duran Cell So gratif-
cara con sfs nj sus aiere iaformes de "A para
xe-s.
Pence, Evsrs 10 De 1855 Ien -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-08

Jupiter, que daba audIencla
en Ell Olimpe aqzel dia,
para sl case va Sc habla
revestido de paciencia.
Con sus rayos preparados,
Y sus ofdos atentos
para DIR tristes lamentos,
mas menos infundados,
SO arrellan6 muellemente
en- su troao, y exclamo:
va la audiencia comenz6;
que vaya entrando la gente.
Lleg6 un portero q anunciar
! una Comision de ovejas,
que sus tristfsimas quejas
guerra Jupiter dar,
y 81 dos, de muy NAL talsate,
dijo:-iVaya, va empezamosl
pero, en- fin, q 10 que estanos.
Df que pasen adelante.
Penetro 81 grupe quejoso
ante Jupiter potente,
hablando tfmidamente
On su torno respetuoso.
El Tunante dijo asf:
-Vamos yer, no perdamos
sl tempo; hablad y sepamos
que es 10 que os trae por aquf.
-Pues has de saber, senor,
que nuestra suerte es fatal,
que estamos nuy mail, tan NAL,
que nadie estara peor.
-iCaramba! Esto es irritante!
lTodos me dieen 10 propio!
En- fin, hagamos acopio
de paciencia y adelante.
lQue est
-Estamos afigidas
en- un peligro inminente;
los lobos constantemente
amenazan nuestras vidas.
Como tn no nos has dado
ufas, nj dientes, nj cuernos
con que poder defendernos
del snemigo taimado,
aquf hemos venido & verts
en- nombre del gremio todo,
para que busques sl modo
de que Gamble nuestra suerte.
--iConque todas vuestras quejas,
por 10 que eornprendo yo,
Sc reducen 1 que no
quersis seguir siendo ovejasf
Bien; pues voy a complaceros
al punto. Desde manana,
dejando esquilss y lana,
ssr6is lobos carniceros.
-Gracias, oh Jupiter justol
exclam6 la Comisi6n.-
Y Sc marcho del salon
dando balidos de gusto.
Y soltando las guedejas
que hasta entonces las cubrieron,
al otro dia Sc vieron
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