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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-16
Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell at Gibraltar.

a cablegram TO Rev r. r. Price, presld-
ing Elder, from Rev, Dr. G. B. MICHEL,
pastor of the Grand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. this city. announces that
he and his wife arrived. via steamer Nor
mania. at Gibraltar at o'clock Monday
morning.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-16
Spikes.

V. Primm. acting commercial ape,.
In the city yesterday. "''''' "sA
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-16

phoenix UOnIing CIub.

Leon Baer has been elected captain of
the Phoenix Bowling Club. The club
boWled on the Royal alleys last night
making the following scores
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-16

Don't wait until you are sick before trying
tdrters Little Liver pills. but get vial at
once You cant take them without benefit
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-16
Star BowIinE Club.

The star Rowling Club bowled on the
BrunsWick alleys last evening and the fol-
lowing scores were made
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Call for Meeting Of the Republican
Central Committee Of 9th Judicial

The members of the Republican Central
Committee of the 9th Judicial District of the
State of Kansas, are hereby requested to
meet in the court room in the city of Garden
City, on Tuesday, the 18th day of August.
1895, at 10 O'Clock a. H., for the purpose of
considering what action should be taken with
reference to the election of q Judge of said
district at the ensuing general election.
This request is made at she suggestion of Il
number of lawyers of said district, in view
of the fact that the statute enacted by the
legislature ut its last session. supporting to
abolish such district, is of questionable va
lidity. The members of said central com
mittee. selected at the last judicial conven
ton, are as follows:
Hamilton cO.-B. Garrity and E. B. Barber !;
Kearney cO.-H. q. Nichols, j. III. Leeman !;
Finney Coalition Brown, ii. +. Mason;
Gray CO.. X. Sayre n. 3. Klaine;
Ford COW. j Fitzgerald, j. Il. MOffet.
1t is recommended that any members una-
BILE to be present will arrange to be represen-
ted by proxies, and that any vacancies be
filled by appointment from Il majority of the
respective county central committees, sub
iect to approval by the judicial central com
mittee. Members of the bar of the district
and other persons having an interest in the
matter are invited to attend the meeting, as
a full discussion and consideration of the
questions involved are desired.
ii. +. MASON, Chairman.
W. j. FITZGERALD, Secretary.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Program County e. E. Convention.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST L.
200. Praise service-Mary Hale, leader
2:l5. Address Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. +.
$50. Response-w. H. Patterson, Ford.
a:35. The Pledge-J. f. Lucas.
2:45. DiscusSiOn-H. A. Cord
800. The Conservation Meeting: its purpose
and results-MrS. I. E. French
$40 DiscussiOn-I. +. Dawson.
3:a5. The Prayer Meeting Committee-Etta
Nelson
1856. DiScuSSiOn-MrS. Avery
3:i5. The Lookout COmmittee-H. A. Burrell
3:55. Di>cussiOn-Jessic Henderson.
i:O6 Social COmmittee-Mrs. l. +. Dawson.
4:l5. Discussion-H. II. Hobble.
4:25. appointment OF committees, and ad-
journment.
SATURDAY EVENING.
1:45. Song servfce-H. A. Rink.
500 Address, &c. f. What it Is and how 1t
works'-Rev. j. johnson, Film
$40 Every Christian an Evangelist-rred
c. Woodbury.. Speareville.
SUNDAY MORNING.
$50. Sunrise Prayer Meeting.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Praise Service-Miss Schacklett, Spear
2:,s. Bible ' Rsad,ng-H A. Rink
$50. Address. Prayer and c. E."-Dr. S. j.
Crumbine
2:i5. Open Parliament-COnducted by Rev.
TT. Barrier.
800. Address,, Good Citizenship and Tenn
perance"-B. +. Milton.
3:l5 DiscussiOn-E ID. Webb.
3:25. Duet-Misses Drake.
$3.50. Importance of accurate recOrds-L.
Martin.
$40. Why believe in Inter Denomin atiOnal
FcllOwship-H. NJ. Markley
3:55. Reports OfCOmmttees.
4:05. Why am Il c. Ell. 4. Cord.
4:20. Half hour with Juniors Mrs. Il. F.. Mil.
ton.
SUNDAY EVENING.
200. Praise Service-MisS Lulu Pine.
7:l5. Boston Echo Meeting.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
The Dell.

The rains hindered threshing but pro-
crossing the corn immensely, corn is
king.
". A. Walker and wife have decided
to leave usIand return to their former home
Pine Grove, Ill. Such good citizens as
these are loss to our community. Their
son Harry will carry on the business,
Lou Incl is having serious attack
of malaral fever at his fathers, James
incl,
The friends of George Herzer are
sorry to learn of his serious atflictiOn; the
loss of bis leg is feared. He is under the
care of Drs. Milton & McCarty. at his
sisters Mrs. Glen Lawrence.
Mrs. Nora HOrnecker is dangerously
| i'll at her mothers Mrs. Gen. Fonda
She and friends were sadly bereaved by
the death of her young child on Sunday
&C. NJ. Ford and family started fol
Missouri the 31st. He left with gOOt
outfit and thirteen fine horses, and will
make credible advertisement for Ford
county. 0. b. Melia went with him to
assis: with stock and will return to teach
Dell view school by October 1st.
Jake Spearer and family of Mullen
vile Sundayed with their uncle G. II.
Herzer and was bOuntiiully ice ereamed.
They are cheering visitors.
Bell and Maggie Drake were down
to their brother SANS ranch in the
'sNeck'' and accompanied him and Rev.
Rink to the Bible class Friday evening.
Miss Bell will remain to moderate Sam S
o. BIS. Environments with sunshine and
ventilation, and smooth the ruff1es in his
neglected cOurtesies.
L.K. Vanhorn is making much inn
provements on his mill, in and out enlarg-
ed bins, shining with paint. ETC.. and will
make Ford lively with mill music next
week.
DAISY DELL.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Christian EndeayOr Rally.

The date OF this Important event has
been changed from August 10, IL, to
August II and Is. This one week longer
for preparation insures good conven-
ton. The program will soon be COM
pleted. On tare many topics Of interest
for discussion, in fact the whole program
will be interesting in the extreme.
Several will be here from Ford and
Speareville, to take part in the program.
9th er speakers have peen invited from a
distance. The music used at the Boston
convention will be used. Everything
promises grand good time Don't for
get the date. Come and invite your
friends.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

Receiver Wilson of the Santa Fe be-
lieves there is great wave of prosperity
coming not only over Kansas but the en-
tire west, and this will be the best year
the State has ever known. He is correct
in saying that when the railroads pros
per and do big business there is bound
to be a great activity in all lines. He
says the Santa Fe rolling stock will be
put in proper order Immediately to &C
cOmmOdate the increased traffic i'm corn
and stock.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Advertised Letter List.

The following letters remain unclaim-
ed for week ending August 9th. 1895.
and unless called for within thirty days.
will be sent to dead letter Office. Per-
sons calling for these letters will please
say, Advertised" and give date of
this notice:
Crawford. V. NJ: Choat, 5. A.; Duffy.
Patrick; Ervy. Elizabeth; Gelbreath. j..
D.; Eastman. Marshall; Hays, Ben:
Howell, Chas; Lewis, Myrtle E.; Moon
Smith, Andrew Foreign; Thompson,
Mrs. Mary Ellen; Hood. Clyde.
d. SWINEHART. L. NJ.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
First publication, August =. 1898.
ORDER OF SALE.
state of Kansas, Ford county, IS.

State of Kansas, Ford county, -.
Minnie Winter VS. Simon Winter.
BY virtue of Pm order of sale to Inc direct
ed and delivered, issued out of the 9th Judi
cial District Court of the State of Kansas
sitting in and for Ford county, in said State
/ will. on Saturday. September II, A. H., 1885,
at O'Clock p. III. of said day, at the west
front door of the court house, III the city of
Dodge City in the county and state afOre-
said, offer ut public sale and sell to the high
est bidder for cash in hand the following des-
cribed real property. to-wit; The south half
of the northwest quarter of section fifteen
90 i'll township twenty-nine (29) south of
range twenty one CID west of the 9Th L. NJ,
in Ford county, Kansas. Said property to be
sold a. commanded by the said order of sale.
G. M. BEESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Dodge City, Has, Aug, 1895.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Programme.


Of the S. E. Ford comfy Sunday School
convention at Glover, Sunday Aug. II :,
1885,
l:3O p. IN. Song-audience, Invocation.
1. The s. s. aud the Home,
Supt. G. Herzer, Ford SIS.
ii. The S. S. and the State,
Rev. j. III. Scott, Fairview.
iii. Music in Sunday School,
Capt. II. Sillett, Bucklin.
~ Does the greatest responsibility in
the 5. S. work rest on the parent,
the teacher, or the superintendent,
A. n. Paterson, Glover.
Each topic will be discussed. the school
represented by the speaker, leading in
the discussion. The speakers are limited
to 20 minutes and those in discussion to
minutes each. Glover. Ford, Fairview
and Bucklin schools will conduct singing
alternately.
w. II. PATERSON. NJ. L. SWEENEY,
President, Secretary.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

On account Of the unusual growth Of
weeds farmers will be compelled to pillow
the ground for seed planting this fall.
The acreage planted will depend on the
capacity for blowing. Farmers usually
pillow every two or three years for grain
seeding, but the weeds this years will
rot permit of the ordinary custom of
decking the ground for seeding. 1t is
hoped the ground will be suitable for
blowing, and that farmers will find time
from other work to give the plOws q
chance to do all that is necessary for an
abundant acreage.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Dodge City has been most remarkably

Dodge City has been most remarkably
quiet and dull for the past few weeks
This is regarded good sign, showing
that everybody is busy. Farmers have
been busy harvesting and attending to
crops, and have given little attention to
other affairs. Were there any idle people
in the city we should regard the con-
ditiOn in an unfavOrable light. Harvest
hands have been in demand. Times will
become better as soon as the farmers dis
pose of their surplus crops.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
Mauy improvements in small way, OF

Many improvements in a small way, OF
course. are noticed about the city, as
showing return of thrift and prosperity.
A porch here and small addition
there, building moved to better
location, all show that Dodge City is be-
ginning to experience better days: and
the prospects of good times is manifest
ed in the preparations going on about
many homes in the city. Next year
well next year, look out for more i'm
prOYements.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
For Sale by G. O. WARlNC.
City Schools.

Dodge City public schools will open
Monday September I'd. All pupils desir-
ing to enter our schools from some other
school will please come to the Third
Ward school building Monday August 26.
"a week before the beginning of school)
for examination and classification; also
those of our pupils who are required to
take examination in special branches.
WARREN BAKER, Supt.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

The high water last week took ont so
feet of the Hartland bridge 300 feet of
the Kendall bridge; 2eO feet of the
Deerfield bridge; and about 26O feet of
the Syracuse bridge.-Syracuse Journal
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

The corn crop is the biggest thing out.
Farmers regret that they did not in
crease the acreage in corn, but you can
not always tell in this country just what
crops are best to plant.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
The supply of water for the waite

The supply of water for the water
works is furnished from the well ut the
Electric light plant. The managers are
sinking tubes below the clay to increase
the capacity of the flow and to give q
greater supply of water. The high
water in the river bad overlooked the
wells at the water works plant. and the
water could not be used. The condition
of the water furnished is much improved.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

Total rainfall for July was asa inches.
Average precipitation for July 3.l9
inches. Highest temperature was 81
degrees. lowest 53 degrees. The mean
temperature for the month was below
the average. There was total move
ment of wind 7157 miles.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

The subject of Rev. Il. F. Barriers
sermon at Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning will be 1.-The Holy Spirit. :"
All are invited.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

Ford county is taxed to pay S4SO.Sl for
the completion of the Capitol building at
Topeka. Grant county pays S59.15, the
least of all the counties. Shawnee county
pays the highest So 500.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

The quarterly payment of pensions
brings quite a large amount of money
into the community and not only aids
the old soldiers but is benefit to the
entire community.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

A gold ring was found recently by
Rev. Il. F. Barrier, which owner can
have on application.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
|. b. KLAINE, Editor and Publisher.
THURSDAY, AUGUST s, 1895.

Fred TaintOr, who has ranch 60 miles
south, was in the city last week, and
made Il purchase of 500 head of cattle.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
Official City and County Paper.

Entered ut the Postoffice at Dodge City
Kansas, for transmission through the mails
q second class matter.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
ANNOU NCEIlENTS.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of Register of Deeds of Foya
County, Kansas, subject to the decision az
the Republican County Convention
Respectfully,
=. L. REYNOLDS
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

TOWN OF WRIGHT.
VIM Hunt 6 7&.... s. Il Ii
In addition to taxes and pen
alties as stated in above list, a
charge Of eighteen cents on
each description of land, and
ten cents on each town lot is to
he collected in payment of fees
for listing and advertising in
delinquent tax list.
A. RUSSELL,
Treasurer Ford Co.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

The carpenters and wOrkmen on the
new buildings at the Soldiers Home
were compelled to quit work last week
because the appropriation was exhausted
and some of the buildings are left in
complete. 1t is probable some funds
may be procured to finish the work.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

BROOKLYN ADD. TO Do. CITY.
j W Robertson. -. Sl1 16
SHINN'S 2ND ADD. TO DO. CITY
W C Shinn 150Xl50 l As
= Blackburn 15X150 f ) l 313
johnson 4 Fowler , 4oo9
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

A farmer was in Meade and reports
everything lovely on Sand Creek. He
says the pasture is simply immense and
the cattle rowing about in grass up to
their backs surrounded by adjacent corn
fields so tall and rank that it appears
like forest in the distance.-GlObe.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Register of Deeds of Ford
County, Kansas, subject to the decision of
the Republican County Convention.
Respectfully,
+. r. HOBBLE.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-08
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
OF TIEE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
WESTERN BANKING Co.

at Bucklin, state of Kansas, at the close of
business on the 18th day of July, 1895:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27
"a los pueblos,

j - 49, r ~NS~A~~3
ION es echarlos.
s5ra tan torpe alguno que
'Pretenda & la hora que es, traer-
los !
Ell duque, tuvo, pues, que guar
dar para mejor oportunidad 'sus
excelentes intenciones.
Vic desde la orilla opuesta que
81 amada Francia navegaba vien-
to en- popa en- ell mar de la rep1
blica; que acababa de alzar sobre
el paves, sin conmociones, q un
plebeyo; que no esitaba, ulti-
mamente, de los ofcios del du-
que, y dej6, desencantado, q
Douvres, y volvi6 q ocultar sus
nostalgias al esplendido palacio
de Stowe House.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27
La DemOcracia

vida, todo galard6n es puro gale de
la conciencia complacida en- Ell ejer-
cicio del deber, blen asf como el pa
decor que este acarrea no es hacho
moral, cierto. aceptado. sino cuando
Ella padece, pues que tales rep1bli
cos viven de tan fntima manera com
penetrados y unidos con Ia Patria
que los quebrantos y cuitas de Sta
de Clos prop os son, siendo conc
sensitive en- la cual Sc reproducen,
vivamente conmov; endola, las i'm
presiones de cualquier linaje allf ex
perimentadas ..... Por ESQ B I
var, al morir lei % del snelo que oy6
IN dia su primer >l.oro y luego en
otro dfa VIC su vencedora espada
convertible de siervo sob .rano; por
ESQ Bo fvar, m1riendo solitario en-
Santa Marta. no sentia sus panas de
hombre sino ante las acerb1simas de
gu patriotism dilacerado por ell es
pectacuo de la Patria, nacida al ca
lor de sus prodijiosa intaiciones.
agobiada bajo Ell NAL. rota la unidAd
y el v;gor quebrantado por el emba
te de mise rabies amb!ciones.
Por ESQ Sanchez mirandose matar
an apartado sitio, como un malhs-
chor en- una encrucijada. no sentia
su humane padecer. nj pens6 siquie
ra en- so vida alli sacrificada & los
names de una divinidad sangrienta,
no; 10 que pens6 y sintio con pesar
profundo hasta el postrer instante en-
que fno su Ser, 10 que sintio, de
cimos, 81 libertador atIeta. fae que Ia
hija de su rorazon, la pura virj jan
que viera aparecer dentro la roja
gualda del Sol de Febrero, va des-
hecha la soberana vestidnra. sstuvie
se prostituiIa 4 concupis, entes am-
bicionrs y loh dolor! deshonrada an
to ia Historical -. Sanchez j'mi6
en- su alma por la mancilIada Patria
y no por gu existencia al instan . AMI
quilada. -.
Y ell otro. ell candido, el ilumina
do, como Sc le lego a liamar. aun
fue menos afortunado que aquel. pues'
goz6 de la ventura de verla levan
tarse de su fatal caida; empsr ~!
.ismpre acomps nada del cumulo de
.fortunios que la circundsron desde
su primera hora. ST, no era la Pa
tria que su mente concibiera nj la que
su pa abra difandi6; tampoco la que
gu pensamiento en- actividad xalt6 en-
d Conde Era otra: armada de emo
JOS contra sus baepos b jos sanosa,
oroscriptora, implacabIt; eumenide
lesatentada y NJ madre de- amor y de
:ratern nales .xpansiones. Patria. en-
in, de muchas cesas sin nombre. de
,ierto no basadas en- Ia abnegaci6n y
m ell desinter es. .6,a no fuera, no
: no, la Patria engendrada. por deoir
.sf en- la Trim itaria de luego a lue
20 coronado de laureles por 81 eyre
,io Sar chez. ;. Por ESQ Dua,te al
'errar sus ojos la lnz terrena. n6l
sus penas de hombre sino las
nuy prolijas de patriota de una Pa
ria frustrada 4 sus prfstinoa idea
es. Y asimismo Mella. y Pima, y
lasta "El Loco ~ todos cuan
os imaginaron y fnndaron nuestra
'oriosa nacionalidad para asentar en-
u extenso Ambito la libertad, la
gualdad, Ia fraternidad.
nj A. G.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27

- RIO revuelto, ganancia d.
pescadores, SO dijo el duque d.
Orleans cuando la dimisi6n d.
Perier, y Sc acerco q Francia.
Vino a Douvres a olfatear !;
ansiada costa que Sc extiend'
ALA, a 10 lejos, del otro lado de
canal.
Poder cruzar la valla azul que
estrecha y todo. tiene para 9
duque las proporciones de una
inmensidad; pisar la codiciads
TERRA que poseyeron sus orgullo.
sos abuelos; entrar & Paris, acla-
mado por ell turbulento pueblo
que acaso echa de menos a gus
reyes; hollar los viejos palac'os
clasicos hechos por los monarcas
franceses; ser monarca, en- fin,
hacienda cesar orgullosameate
esa largo interregno que vienen
llenando mbeoiles plebeyos- : j.
iqu6 brilliant c ensuenol lque estu
penda glorial
Mas, q la verdad, estan verdes
" Vine, dijo, para estar mas
cerca dc mi mada Francia, para
seguir mejor los movimientos que
Sc operen y dar Embellishments
instrucciones al partido. ST SO
presenta una OCCASION de ser 1til
q mi pals, 20 me pondre & la
disposition de mis- amigos y de
Francia.
Francia, para ser feliz, no
aguarda otra cosa que los buenos
ofcios del duque de Orleans.
No obstante la tremenda lee
ci6n dada al mundo por ell extra
vagante conspirador que luego
fue Napoleon LII, no podemos re-
signarnos q escuchar sin lastima
mezclada de irritaci6n & estos
presuntos salvadores de los pue-
bios, sin otros tftulos que 81 de
pertenecer a dinastfas pei fecta-
mente caducas de que han rene
gado las respectivas naciones.
Mas que Quijotes, cadaveres
galvanizados parecennos estos
pretendientes de la corona de
Francia, meviendo cielo y TERRA
para lamar la atenci6n
No existe va esa corona.
Cay6 para siempre, al soplo de
las ideas.
Encarnadas estas m )menta
en- un hecho tragico,
dieron un tajo terrible, y cabezas
y coronas rodaron ltigub .emente
por los suelos.
De entonces aca broto uno que
otro raquftico retono.
Mas, al par que la sangre ciu
dadana, ia pura sangre plebeya
bizarros heroes donde
quiera que Sc derramo, volvien
dose fatalmente contra los YER
dugos, esta probado que la SAN
re de reyes result6 siempre y
1nda.
nsabemos como no -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-27

neblinas que ell sol transforma e,
b'ondas de 90; Yuma playa este
que el oleaje convierte en- pielago d.
corales y de flores. Quizas p,ensa
que en- 81 fondo de ese mar habita,
ayades y ondinas.
Yo tamb en amo ell mar, pero J,
| .emo. Ne pasa con 6 10 que CO,
las muj .res h .rmosas; me atraen
me snby ugan, pero M hacen tembla
de miedo.
Y ell mar es la representation ma
exacta de Ia mujer Como ella, 81
perhdo y traicionero; como ell,
tamb en-, es hermoso avasallador
Le YES, manso y terso, acercars'
la orilla con cierta languidez d.
mujer indoIente, y depositar allf, e1
la playa arenosa. sus besos de espu
ma, besos tibios, i.npregnados en- Il
sal de sus entranas Pero cuandt
menos 10 imaginas, cuando mas aban
donada to b .lles al placer de Gus ca
ricias. ga levanta aira1o, encres pa gu.
o'as, lanza rugidos de leon calen,u
riento y de su seno brotan las tenn
pestades como del pecho de la mujA1
su,gen las pasiones
b vaiven de las olas Jro SO ase
m-ja, dime, & la ondulaci6n del ps
cho de una muj 4r enamoradag
La mojer es tambien un abismo
Tiene. como el mar, fosforescencia>
que atraen. miradas enganosas que
hacen naufragar 4 muchas almas
oleadas de sangre y fuego que aho
gan los corazones.
Apacible y du'ce cuando anna, fu
ROSA y turbuienta cuando odia, en-
un instante destruye la f.licidad de
un hombre, como el mar, de una
oleada. sepulta 90 ell abismo q la ga
llarda nave que. confada en- su man
sedumbre, SO lanza en- sus ondas
como sc arroia 4 on brazos de la muier
81 hombre que anna.
La mujer, como Ia ola, puede ele-
var al hombre q alturas iumensura-
bles, 6 sepultarle on el abismo de la
desesperac' on.
Al como ell mar destruye embar-
caciones SO alimenta de cadaveres,
la mujer destroza impasib.e ell cora
z6n del hombre. despu6s de hab,r
agostado sus ilusiones todas.
81 es terrible la colera del oceano
icuanto mas terrible es el odio de la
muje,l Ese espumarajo que el mar
arroja la playa, es menos amargo
que las frases de sarcasmo que bro
tan de los labios de una muisr des
denosa
gle empehas en- que no es asls
SQue todo ESQ es capricho de mi fan
tasfa. y 4ue debsmos dar an paseo en-
boteY Sea. Vamos la playa.
Aqui estamos. Clertamente ell
mar esta apacible. Extremes, pues,
en- la embsrcac On.
P-ro sque pasa' SPor que grisas
y to lanzas foera del bot9 sLo vest
Ga el tenfa raz6n9 ia 6 y67 No pa
rece sino que ell mar adivin6 mis-
pensamientos y quiso cast1garnos.
Apenas pnslmos nues'ros pies en-
el bote, una ola, grande = ruidosa,
Sc nos vino encima, aneg6 la embar-
cacion Los escupio a Ia cara su
amargo espumarajo.
7 este me recuerda, prima mia, a.
una mujsr quien ane con toda mi
alma, porque So 70 ostro d. angel me
hablaba de un coraz6n bondadoso,
porque sus ojos me dirigian miradas
De passion y sus labios sonrisas seduc-
toras; pero lay! cuando quise pisar
Ia p aya de mi amor y sentir cerca
ae mi las palpitaciones de aquef co
raz6n, una Erase do desd6n, mas
.marga que 81 espumarsjo de la ola,
ne aSai6 el rostro.