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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
DROWNED IN THE KENTUCKY
Miss Carrie hush. One Of . Fishing Party.
Drowned Near Waco, Ky.

WACO. Ky. June l6.-By the upset
ting Of Hat boat in the Kentucky
river Thursday afternoon Miss Carrie
Bush. a handsome young lady. was
drowned. A party Of fourteen boys
and girls were on a fishing excursion.
and all of them were thrown into the
water. which was eight feet deep.
A man named Jack Sewell. who was
working in field near by. heard their
cries of distress and rushed 10 the
scene and plunged into the river. by
the mos, heroic efforts he brought
them all safely TO shore. except Miss
Bush. who sank before She could be
reached. Several Of those who were
taken out were mere dead than alive.
and were resusciiated only after the
most patient work of physicians.
The causes have not yet been asccr-
tanned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.


In the senate. on the 18th. after con-
tinuing the debate on the wool and
wooden schedule If the tariff bill from
1890 a. IN. until $3.50 o'clock. all the
amendments offered on the republican
side Of the chamber were rejected An
amendment by Mr.. PETER to put all
wooden manufactures on the free list
was pending when the senate adj
journed. In the house. an order from
the committee on rules limiting the
debate on the Indian appropriation bill
to $3.50 r. IN. Of the 10th. was adopted
by party vote. The full text Of the
bill was then read. occupying nearly
all the remainder Of the session.
a TELEGRAM from Hong Kong. China.
70 the British Medical Journal. SAYS:
The plague has all the symptoms Of
the true bubcnic pest, which ravaged
Europe in the middle ages. and which
is described by rcFoc. The only Eu-
ropeans affected were the soldiers EN-
ployed in disinfecting the native quar-
ter. One of them has died.
The cost Of maintaining the large
force of state troops in the field. on
account of the coal miners strike. ma v
require an extraordinary session If the
| Ohio legislature. a. biennial sessions
were determined upon at the last ses-
| sion. and il will he two years before
these bills can be paid if no extra ses-
sion Is called.
Az explosion of fire damp in the
Johann and Francizka mines at kcar-
win. Austrian Silesia. occurred. on the
18th. by which nearly 200 miners are
said TO have been killed or To have per.
ished in the flames which followed. A
rescue party which descended into one
Of the pits also persisted.
WHILE on their way home from a
Dunkard love fcas; at Wooster. o.. on
the night 81 the 18th. Grant Baum
aged l.. shot Mile Zimmerman. II.
only daughter Of widowed mother
through the heart. Baum claims the
weapon was accidentally discharged.
The failures in the United States for
the week ended on the 18th. as re.
ported by X. q. Dun 4 Co, were 232,
against 3ls for the corresponding week
of last year In Canada the failures
were 40. against "a last year.
The house committee on public build
ings and grounds reported. on the 18th,
in favor Of using the site of the presen,
Chicago public building. and authoriz
ing an appropriation Of S4.O00.O00 foI
the proposed new building.
A COMMITTEE Of the college Of cardi
nails has approved the pope's encyclical
letter. stamping il "a his political ties
lament. The encyclical will shortly
he promulgated.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FiFTv-THlRD CONGRESS.

IN the senate. on the 9th after much prelim-
.nary sparing. the members settled down 70
work ON The sarir bill, and accomplished more
than on any former day ~ the seven weeks
consideration ~ the bill. eight pages, eompris-
ing ~ paragraphs being disposed 81 In the
house three hours wcr, spent. under the ave-
minute rule on the Indian appropriation bill
seven pages being passed over. Most OF the
session was occupied In the discussion Of una
vailne motions 10 amend.
IN the senate on the 18th. af'er personal
explanation by Mr., QUAY. the tariff bill was
taken up. the question being on the mrs, para
graph OF the spirits and wine schedule I'D
which. together with schedule l cotton manu-
facturc>,. and J ,fiax. hemp and lutc and their
manufaciuresl - three schedules consisting
OF nineteen paragraphs n were disposed of
After a short executive session the senate adj
lourned ..... In the house almost the entire day
was devoted TO consideration OF bills relating
70 the interests OF the district OF Columbia. ne
conclusion being reached with respect 10 any OF
them.
In the senate. on the lsth. absolutely nc
progress was made on the tariff bill. Mr.
Hoar's motion 10 increase the rate Of duty on
spectacle>. eyeglasses and opera glasses from
10 to 80 per cent. AL valorem. was defeated
Yeas. 81 nays. 30. Mr.. Quay took the floor
but readily yielded 10 several senators who
advocated the claims OF the wool growers
motion 10 postpone the bill indefinitely was
defeated Yeas. -. nays. 81 .-. In the HOUSE
a bin 10 aid in the establishing OF national
home for aged and infirm colored people OF the
district OF Columbia was passed. and consid-
Grafton OF the Indian appropriation bill wa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pages being passed
over in committee ~ the whole.
IL the senate. on the 18th. consideration OF
the wool-rrowing industry Of the country. IN
der the wool schedule 81 the tariff bill occupied
nearly the entire session, many republican
senator's making earnest appeals for the pro
lection q. the wool growers at least equal 4
that extended TO the manufacturers 81 wool
Half an hour before adjournment Mr.. quay
began the eighth installment OF his inter
minable speech against the tariff bill ..-. In
the house several bills Of a private natur,
were passed and the Indian appropriation ol!
was further considered in committee OF th'
whole eleven pages being disposed Of
IN the senate. on the llth- the session wa
taken up with an animated debate Of the quts
tion whether raw wool shall be placed on III
free list or on the dutiahle list. but no progress
whatever was made In dispo>ing Of the WOO
and wooden schedule .... In the house the In
dian appropriation bill was further con>idere'
In committee Of the whole until a vote upon al
amendment toabolish the office az >uperintend
ent OF Indian schools disclosed the lack OF
quorum. Later the amendment was defeate
/ in The house
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
ERAsTus wlMAN CONVICTED
The Foreman Of the jury Wecps While vi
Iivering the Verdict Received win
GrOan.

Groan.
New York, June l5.-All the ai'e1
noon the crowd in the court room ~
creased. and as an hour passed an|
nothing had been heard from the lni]
room. Wiman's hope increased. ~
chattcd and laughed with his irien'|
and seemed in the best Of spirits.
As the jury filed into the court rco]
/, was easy to see what the verdict wal
The jurors showed plainly that WI
had decided adversely Wimans ia'1
As Wiman rose to face the jury h|
ruddy face became deadly pale an|
he ,rcmbled violently. The forc'na|
of the jury was much more affected
however. as he was actually wcepi|
when he delivered the verdict --u'.
with strong recommcndati"n y
mercy.
As soon as the verdict was annonhc'|
Mr.. Wiman fell back in his char W
a groan. His young son placed hls y
about his fathers shoulders. ana
two sat silent for few minn'']
Then sheriff Brown came, and FRA
Wiman started for the Tomb>, ana \
mediatclv after his fathers derar'"'
Young Wiman started for home 70 II
his mother the sad news.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
DEAD OR DOOMED.
Two Hundred Men Caught BY Mine ~.
pio~ion KILLED outright or slowly n"rmsu
The Opening 10 the Mines scale"
with Briekwork Ia Prevent the >pr'a" "'
the Flames All Hope Abandoned.

TRoPr,r, Austrian >ilesia. June l'.--
A terrible disaster. involving "A great
loss ~ life. occurred AT kearwin. I'm
explosion of fire-damp took place IN
the Johannand Francizka mines AT that
place Nearly 200 miners are said 10
have been killed.
LATER The vcntilator shafts were
destroyed and the fire was spreading
in all directions The explosion took
place AZ 10 a. IN. in the pit 81
the Francizka mines. and resulted IN
the death Of 100 miners This explo-
sion was almost Immediately followed
by series Of other explosions in the
mines. the most disastrous of the latter
being in the Johannas pit, where eighty
miners were killed.
a rescue party which descended into
one of the pits AT o'clock this morn
ipg also persisted. The ventilation
shafts Of several Of the pits were de-
stroyed and fire spread in all directions
Assistance has been sent to the scene
of the disaster from all quarters
The Johann and Francizka mines ar,
owned 10y Count Won Lari>ch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

FIGHT WITH PIRATES.
Desperate Hattie In which - Band Of
Chinese Pirates Were WorSted.

VANCOUVER. H. c.. June l6-The
steamer from China reports that a band
Of pirates. with eight junks. planned
To attack Tanchi. walled village in
the district Of IIsinning Quang Tsung.
The villagers. learning Of the inten-
ton. procured the assistance OF
some Yamcn runners and soldiers
so that when the pirates arrived
they Were surrounded by force of 500
men. There was a desperate fight. in
which ,hirty-two pirates were killed
and three captured. Three Of the junks
were seized and many pirates were
drowned while trying To escape to the
rest Of the squadron. Eight Villagers
were wounded. one mortally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

IL the Hungarian chamber of depu-
ties. on the l2tb. Premier Wekerle de-
clared that the ministry maintained
the programme Heretofore announced
but abandoned its contention for the
creation of new magnates Emperor
Francis Joseph. ne said. had author
lied him TO announce that he recog-
nized the civil marriage law a pcliti.
cal neceSsitv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
THE PLAGUE IN CHINA
Has All the symptoms Of the True :
homie Pest Of the Middle Ages

I.oxpox. June l6.-The british - y.
zeal Journal has received the follow"
telegram from Hong Kong;
THE plague has all the symp'o'" ],
the true bubonic pest. which ra'at'
Europe in the middle ages, ana VIZ :
4 described by DcFoe. The "n,t
ropeans who were affected were 'ns !,
diers who were employed in the W. !,
Of disinfecting the native quarter =.
a. them has died and some have -
mute seriously affected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

THE marriage Of Miss Bessie Cleve-
land. cousin Of President Cleveland, To
nr. John A. Burke, of New York. took
place. on the lath. at the residence of
the groom's father. James Burke, at
Tacony. Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

The disciples Of the Norwegian
school Of literature in Berlin are pre-
pairing an enthusiastic welcome OF
Bjoernstjerne Bjornsen and lbsen'spub-
Usher. Jacob Hegel. who are about to
visit Berlin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

Ara conference held at Columbus,
o.. on the 9th and 18th. between repre-
sentatives Of the striking coal miners
and Of the operators Of Ohio. Pennsyl-
vania. Indiana and northern Illinois.
terms Of settlement were adopted and
signed. by which it was agreed to end.
on the 18th. the great coal miners
strike. which has caused SO much loss
az property and suffering to the opera
tives and their families.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

ENIx PAsHA's affairs are fast becom-
ing entangled beyond hope of extrica-
ton. The guardians Of his little
daughter Ferida and Emin's first wife,
Emile Leidschaft. have not reached an
understanding, and the widow is about
To move in Prussian court to set
aside Emin's formal adoption of Ferida
for the reason that il is void before the
prussian law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

THE ident's health was very much
improved. on the 18th. his physical
expressing confidence that the slight
malady was under entire control, and
that there was 20 remaining cause for
nnhlic concern.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

The grand jury at Washington de-
cided. on the 18th. to>eturn a true bill
against John :. Shriver. Washington
correspondent of the New York Mail and
Express. and T.. J. Edwards. New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, for refusing to violate the conf
dence Of those furnishing them with
information with regard to the alleged
bribery Of senator's by the Sugar trust
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

ADAsTARDLy attempt was made by
striking miners I wreck crowded
passenger train on the Baltimore x
Ohio railroad. on the night of the 10th,
in a rock cut miles east Of Zanes-
willie. O. The contamination OF the
horrible deed was prevented 10y hand
car being derailed by the obstruction
in time to remove it before the passen.
ger train was due.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

X. Il. LAKoDoS a. Co.. of Minneapo-
lis. have contracted. for s2,o00,0Oo to
construct 100 l0-mile canals and three
storage reservoirs on Rio Verde and
Aqua Fria. Ariz.. and new river, with
a capacity Of 100000 feet Of water. and
a canal TO carry 5000 cubic feet Of
water per second. The canal will re-
claim 100000 acres Of choice orange
land The work Il to be completed
before the close Of the wear 1896.
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THE Japanese government has sent a
naval and military force 10 corca 70
protect the interests OF Japan during
the revolt in that country. IL Is re-
ported that the king of Corea has fed
70 Japan.
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LrcrA~ ANTHONY GENERAL WAYNE. a
negro cook in an Ohio militia company,
was 80 scared during a riot near Nc
Gainesville. on the night OF the llth.
that next morning his once jet black
hair was white a. snow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

OK the 18th Rev. DIR. Arthur Brooks
officiated at the funeral services in New
York of the late Cyrus w. Field. at the
church of the Incarnation. A special
train afterward conveyed the body and
the members of the family to North
Adams. Mass. where the interment
took PLACE the same afternoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

THE Cork and Munster Yacht clubs
have offered first prize of 800 and
second prize of s25 each day of their
coming regatta at Queenstown, with
view of tempting lie Vigilant. Val
kyrie britannia, Santanita and Meteor
10 compete.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

THE marquis of Dufferin. British am
bassador 20 Paris. in an interview. on
the 18th. with VI. lIanoteaux. the for
eign minister. informed him that En-
gland desired TO act in complete accord
with France in regard TO Morocco.
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Coxey and browne Get a Hearing.

WASHINGTON. June iG.-Jacob ;.
Coxey and Carl l.rowne.h his reincarnatcd
and leather-coated lieutenant. made
their appearance again at the capitol.
and this time actually delivered the re-
marks which they were not permitted
"a make from the main steps Of tho
capitol on May |. Coxey and Browne
appeared before the senate com.
mittce on education and labor and
for two hours and a half talked tn the
members Of the committee on the Coxcy
bills for good roads and no interest on
bonds. The arguments were in the
usual stereotyped form.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

THE chief princes Of Morocco, who
were likely to cause trouble Ia the new
regime. have been removed from their
commands in the army. some of them
have been sent TO distant provinces.
while others have been imprisoned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

OK the l4th the New York Society of
the Sons of the American Revolution
laid the foundation stone of a mcnu-
ment at Dobb's Ferry. Westchester
county. designed to mark the spot
where Washington had his headquar-
tiers in 1888.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22

THE navy department received a dis
patch. on the 18th. from Commander
Phillips Of the cruiser New York. an
nouncing the arrival of that vessel at
Kingston, Jamaica, where she would
take coal end proceed Immediately TO
New York. A. the admiral made no
mention Of the condition of affairs at
Eluefields. Nicaragua. Secretary Her
bert assumed that nothing notable had
occurred there
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
JASPER.

JAMES III. HoUcnrEIIISc. OF Chicago,
has been appointed executorof the viii
Of the late senator Stockhridge, OF
Michigan, and his bond fixed at ST.
600. 600
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VIENNA. June l5.--At o'clock this
afternoon the fire in the kearwin mines
had not abated. and men were set 10
closing the pits with briclxwork. II
was then thought that all the bodies
in the mines had been burned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-22
DuN's COMMERCIAL REVIEW

Probable Eject ~ the End of III. -,
strike sim Further Reduction Ii. NJ
urs Heavy Failing ON la Gold Eap.r..
The Flood of Money from the Interim \,
New York Banks sim Continues.
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al IepArarGa De AndrsinA SolignaC Beptass turbado
deBsOStanto III dolOr evdente de ID italissa le dabA
pens y obutante reproChEba 81 habar ido La Yo-
maTzA do Alvimare 10 hSbS psrecido reproche tena
prBa de aeiarse psTs no orls mas ApenaG hRha dado
sguHo pasoS on Ia oGcuridadporque hAtts psssdizo
que conduca ID ce del Mont Blanc no hsbis luz Agu-
na-la parsci6 Dir paGoI detr6s de 81 Detdyoe eIcu-
ch6 por iRquietud EnO por eurosdad 2Q1i6a podia
hAllarHe sf9 GPor csSualidad eIpiarfsn al eoTone2
SOligUac no oy6 mas coStinu6 su Marcia.
En- 81 momento en- que lego al paEaaizo, crey6 de
nuevo or rudo Vov6Ie quedando de frente 81 caei6n
de donde aCababs de I'r Su Siluets apenaH visible
mOntraS AabfA UgudO il tapia del jsrdn % destscaba
AndrenS cruz6 Les niebRl el coronel sin6 de repen.
TO- On e lNdo zquierdo golpe comparable 81 de uns
Iga uue le hubieue psgsdO en- witsd del pscho
Sognsc % tAnble6 psro Hin casri al eontrsrIo poE
inTSto did oguneH poses hRoa 81 Etio de donde habia
llde tHo, como para abaAHzsras d peseuszo de na
ensnige. AZ RiEn9 tempe Esaoss hasia e 3 salls 6
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h Ezanoas ssMsuAO
40 tSatel dc vsH de AuOvo tn amSnte. 81 muers ha
sumpidO nj miGi61 d Gobreviva tsDgO que volvsr en

no txaten de YER de auOvo tn amaute. 81 muere ha
eumpido nj mission; d SObrevive tsBgO que yoly0r en-
pezaH.
--lCobardel laGaHino !. .lAh, miIerabloV
Ia maHo del mTqueI GpretSbR ID muHsca de Andre
NJ como una argoa que 10 hubelo deBrozRdo lo1 hueTog
-VueIve 81 hOtsl-repiti6 AgaEtino.
con uH movimiento sdhto al1aRc6 Ia lover IL
llAyoCita que GdR conHsrvaba en- ID msno.
Andr,iVa azorada loca, 90 dsi6 ar1astrar hsrts IL
Il puerta del jArdip que Clamp cerr6 traB de ou dou
Luega reChSz6la bruGcamehts u atraveuspdo al lar
din % haeia 81 hota deCidido Balr por L puerta
prinCipsl que dabS Ia Gale Mont Blanc.
Andrsina 90 hRba dejado empujsr srroiar slK co.
mo gihUbeGe esiado inerte
Lnego .ouAhdo 90 VIC GOa % lei eEspreseatsron aous
as dd6 sOmbras que 90 aeRbSn de lau cuaeS ma eya
acknowledgements soigaac, tuvo un mcmento do yerdada
ra locura PrecpittSe contra ID puertscts lam6 pr6
como Vus yoceE perdRn 81 eSpacic cRy6 desnavs
da sCbro iaaTsRa del Srdfn aTgos cabeos cubria
ron g 0oroBu horel que bOrdeaban ou eErschoS gaRde
ron del miam0 81
--Tuvs rrz6n 81 sSperAI, Ggur6ndoms que el ruido
ID hArl SSlir-penIaba AgostiRO AejSndoEa-Si 70 no
hubieGe eBtAdo aqui gritoG hubieHn aborotsdo Ii
ssrvidumbre de los hotseS tOntigUoS hubihn per-
didol
Pas6 de5nts del pertero que IN POGO pklido IL pre
gunt6 dc d6nde hGbis pEocedido aquel ruido.
-tCul7
u No hsbsis dido IN tro?
-IBshI-djjo 81 mArqu6S.-lAlgun locol i'm suisidsI
Eieeg6so d. hOmbrCI J, Atraysgando 81 umbxal re
laaES u ealle'
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10000 biuetes dc que cOngtard Ia Provincial ST. uno

8ls prenios que $1I6sO $lI6C
$9SC
aPoUnGa
up
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LA PREsIDENTA,
OgODSsHOJG D6vjJG de SJDsOBet
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Tcr DELANEY s1s saeaass Z 4RsfS e &c ssds S e.:
Dc comslones. srvs Dc guia interprete On d grs
Capital de Francia. Die. l89l.A
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Pr Q s PECIO Q

benefcio del Ao para pobe CARLOAD" abe
Humacao concedda Real Odn de de Julio del
aceta Official de Provincial de Agosto del popo
ndno 49, Sepiemb promo en- com
de gq ech de Ia Loer Provincial bao dpo $4,000 BIZ
eriente 1istbuyendose e mporte en- orma sguiente
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Co1O Eh MAR

C01O Nh MAR
Pava aquellos que IlevSn on 81 alma
81 dulcS Glbor do IL primeSA edAd,
tiene IL vida inmanHOs hOrlKontss,
como los tiVno al mar.
Para aqUelos que amandols oOncrotAn
Ius AmbicloNea oa smaEna mas
tiene Ia vida hOIpitalarioI pReEtoR
como lOa tieMe el maH.
Para aqueloS que buscan sl combate
en- pos del triunfo y del 0GfuoHKo van,
tieAe 10 vida turbuleat's olas
como lAa tiene ol mar.
Para Aquellos que nGufrgO1 no eIpeEan
nj del amor nj dc la gloria ys,
tiane IA vida 1ilencioSaH plsyRS
como Las tiene oil mar.
Domingo D. N0raMtS. s
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Un mArido on trsnse de musrte, dice su
mujeT, que eats llorando Z ls oabsesra del locho;
Me vas decir IL verdsd- Ne has hao
nismpFe Hel me hiss eHgInado RlgunA vez2 Ya
NADIA tieRes que tsmer No me quedan MES que
poeo1 iAutAvteS dc vida.
La muier, Inirtndole con ternura:
-JY 81 luego no TO moliss2
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OHARADA

OHARADA
GuSTdstS de "prima.dos"
qus puede dprta IA atodo"
chicA que aHdA buScando
hAllsr al pT6iimo solo.
Lo bgo por esperisncia,
pues & mi yA me 10 ha dado,
lin que nae haya valido
tEatAr el d&rls de lado.
Qued6me solo 81 recuTao
deGirlO & mi "primacusrtA,
Gquisn Of con diIgusto
decirme on acento sirado,
''cuartA", primsra.tsrcerA"
satk muy bisn smpleado.
A. B. v.
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