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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-28
!. L. GREER,
w. II. BOUNDS,
s. p. BROWN,
J. X. BUMPASS,
J. j DAVIS,
Committee.
THE CIVIL CODE COMMITTEE.

The Wv IL bODD NOt =.
The subcommittee of the speclal JOINT
committee on the civil code had meet
ing last afternoon for the purpose Oh
mapping out the plan of action LOT the
committee: The following members
of the subcommittee were present: sen
ator McComb and Representatives NC
Kinney and Ragsdale. After some as
cussiOn they prepared the following re-
mort and will submit it to the special COM
mittee this morning:
To the Joint Committee on Clvll Coue'
Your subcommittee respectfully re-
commend that the general committee DE
divided into six subcommittee OF three
each, to be numbered from one to six, and
the bill be apportioned to said sub-com-
mites as follows:
To subcommittee No. l. pages to
1872 inclusive. ,oo
To subcommittee No. ., pages 163 to
BOG inclusive.
To subcommittee No. 8, pages 3O7 to
49S inclusive. .
To subcommittee No. 1, pages 400 to
643 inclusive.
To subcommittee No. 3, pages GA tc
792 inclusive.
To subcommittee No. 6. pages 1872 tc
942 icnlusivc.
Second-That the subcommittee are
to meet each day of the week, except
Saturdays ut p. m. and remain in SEES
sion until p. M, and that they meet a.
such other times as may seem 10 theH
proper.
Third-That the joint committee NEE
on Monday of each week at p. m. u
receive and act on the reports from thu
! Sub-pnmmittnnS
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, SIG
434, 1854; gold reserve, $76,177,313.
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NO HOLDING OUT SALARIES.

NO HOLDING OUT SALARIES.
REPRESENTATIVE Lindsey has bill III
.Sho house which is calculated 10 put
smoke in the wheels of some OF the hoiel
In and other bosses who are III the
habit Of holding back half of the wages
ne thoir servants rs n kind of deposit
Snpd The provisions of the bill are us
Gollows u,, Io,;sI,.
section 1. BE it enacted by the ieSlsln-
Ypre of the state of Texas: mat the eili-
nIoyes of owners, operators receivers y,
managers of any mill or manulactoIy III
this state shall be regularly pniu ut leust
once in every thirty days, ana on NJ t i
day shall there be withheld any VI .no
o"Snings of any employe. And such own
or onerotor. receiver or manager shaii,
Ivbaneyer demand therefor shall be maze
NV any employe, issue to such employe
.Jve hin for the amount due him up TO the
Law Of the demand, which due bill shaii
1,a necotioble. whatever the form Thereon
sholl be. and shall be redeemed ny sucn
.oyorntor, in cash or its equivalent; ~
tSo ontion of the holder, within ten days
from The date of such demand, II the same
.shoII no presented for redemption by any
holder thereof, and any such operator
owner. receiver or manager, lhlllhS or
refusing to pay his employees, or 10 lssue
10 them his due bill, rs in TINS sGct1n
provided, shall become Immediately liaple
10 any such employee in double the sum
due Mt the time of such failure or rctusai'
90 no recovered by such action, in the
name of such employc, in any court OF
compentent jurisdiction of the state:
And no employe, within the meaning OF
this article. shall be deemed to have walv-
cd nnv right accruing to him under TINS
section by any contract he may make
contrary TO the provisions hereof.
4 RACE HORSE MEASURE.
The following bill of Importance To
race horse men is now pending before me
legislature, having been introduced D!
Representative Watkins. The bill reads
as follows:
Section /. Be it enacted by the legisla
tnre of the state of Texas: That in ORDER
TO encourage the breeding of and I'M
movement in trotting, running ana pacing
horses in the state of Texas, 1t is herep!
made uplawful for any person or per
sons knowingly to enter, or cause to DC
entered. for competition, or knowingly &c
compete with any horse, mare, geidlns
COLI or filly under any other than IT.
true name or out of its proper class io
any nurse, prize, premium, stake OF
sweepstakes, offered or given by an!
agricultural or other society, association
person or persons, in the state of Texas
where such prize, purse. premium, stalk
or sweepstakes is to be decided by con
test of speed.
Sec. .. Any person or persons tOun'
guilty II violation of section l OF I'M
acf, shall. upon conviction thereof D
imprisoned in the county jail OF tn
county in which he is convicted ior an
definite period not less than six month
or more than one year.
Sec. 3. The name of any horse, mare
-gelding. colt or FLY. for the purpose
Gentry for competition, or performanc
i'm any contest of speed, shall be tn
name under which said horse has publicl
performed and shall not be changed ate
having once so performed, or having cor
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a. T. McNINNE1,

Chairman SURROUNDINGS
The following is the personnel of the
committee: On the part of the senate
McComb, Dibrell. Lewis, Presler; Gage.
Bailey, Beall, Goss, Greer. On the part
of the house, Mckinney, Turner, Stub6s,
Ward, Allen of Dallas, Chambers, Sc
bastian, Turney and Ragsdale.
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THE CONFEDERATE HOME 1--WE!
TIC ALTON

The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the Confederate Home. has pre-
pared the following report, which will be
submitted to the house this morning:
1--WE visited the Home, talked with the
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their labor or percentage thereof. we
have introduced a bill embodying the
amendments to the present law Wlllcn We
think necessary and hope it may be
passed" onrrp
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IN THE LOBBY.
THE CIVIL CODE SUBCOMMITTEE
HAVE A MEETING, AS DOES
THE REDISTRICTlNG
COMMITTEE.

The Latter Named Committee Drafts
% Districts in the Rough to See
How the Scheme Works-Anoth-
or Investigation Agtated in
the House.
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CAMPING ON THEIR TRAIL.

The fact that the joint resolution 81 go re- &c
fusng the foreign element Hn,o tHe sun in The
house the other day has made some 9, OF
the advocates of that measure Ely very Gyefno ot
under the collar. In view Of TN, gtor Iet dire
'y yen ,% against all opponents and here
is Where the fun comes in Those SiG Ts $40
opposed the alien vote 70 rs gst III r S1 ~
~ of thcir own providing that a poll
i tlTH should he be necessary to the privileges Sn
Of the G22i box oS.st reT Il 1Dns OF a "a1
,bn 'g above mentioned resolution was l Il; +
the 3be reason %p1ss that they wanted to get hGT
ssS% % COVER R 9 be s5ua aa' %S"
We surir boweyer. that the crowd that
S .nlrered defeat the other day are deter,
mined hat @ G nHl f n v sS% Of ST%'% fact
iIttle gan o "T wv waiting and watching for
a nm yop "pe to stick their knives to
The hliiit in the poll tax resolution
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be and are hereby instructed to investi-
gate the cause of discrimination and suS-
gest remedy.
! AN ADMINISTRATION MEASURE.
| Representative Peck now has pending
in the House a bill which was drafted
and presented in accordance with rec
Ommendation of Governor Culberson IN
his message to the legislature. The bill
proposes to amend section of the rail
road commission law so as in future TO
provide that latter such final judgment
or decree a certified copy thereof may be
introduced in evidence by either party on
the trial of any action mentioned in this
section and said judgment or decree shall
be conclusive of all matters therein deter
mined"
The full text of the bill is as follows:
| Section /. Be it enacted by the legis-
lature of the State of Texas: That sec
ton ) of an act entitled IAN act to es-
tablish a railroad commission for the
State of Texas, whereby discrimination
and eXtOrtion in railroad charges may be
prevented, and reasonable freight and
passenger tariffs may be established; to
prescribe and authorize the making of
rules and regulations to govern the COM
mission and the railroads, and afford rail-
road companies and other parties adequate
remedies; to prescribe penalties, for the
violation of this act, and 70 provide means
and rules for its enforcement" approved
! April 8, 1891, be and the sane is hereby
amended so as hereafter to read as fol-
lows:
/ Section 5. In all actions between pri-
vate parties and railway companies
brought under this law, the rates
charges, orders, rules, regulations and
cassifications prescribed by said COM
mission before the institution of such ac,-
ton shall be conclusive, and deemed and
accepted to be reasonable, fair and just,
and in such respects shall not be contro-
verified therein until finally fund other
wise in q direct action brought, for the
purpose in the manner prescribed by sec,
tons and Z hereof After such ,tinal
Judgment or decree certified copy there
of may be introduced in evidence hy
either party on the trial of any action
mentioned in this section ani said judg,,
ment or decree shall be conclusive of al
matters therein determined.
This bill will come up shortly and llhH
all other measures of Judge Pecks. Is
sure of safe passage.
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THE REDISTRICTING COMMITTEE
The joint committee appointed by both
houses to redistrict the state had their
first meeting yesterday afternoon and per,
fectcd organization with u view to rapid
work from now on. The committee, de-
cided that in redistricting the state they
would be guided by the following rules;
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Whereas, This is unjust to the tax
payers; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the finance committee
be and are hereby instructed to inyesti-
gate the cause of discrimination and sug-
gest a remedy.
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THE REDISTRICTING QUESTION

beginning tomorrow both Drahc cn',s;o ~,
.ho iogisloture will hold only one session
[ni for the next 10 days The % GD 3leG
n ,S his TO give the redistricting ana coo No.
o. :1i t,,,S c ~ an opportunity to do
t ,ig.rs work and draft bill looking to tn, the
cnr,r ont of both of these measures rel
T IA Is Anticipated that the committee sN wa,I
consume all of this time, tho NOVEL S that
az the worthy solons seem 10 'lllii ,,, ," "f
The work ought to be done III " co"i''' -
DAYS at the outside.
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tranas y naal6volas y evitando asf algunas
imprHdencias de los mas inexpertos ig-
norantes. que el escritor rohosO que repele
con acerba ridfcula censura las mas sim
pies, pero siempre sublimes santas ma
nifestaciones del ardoroso nacional esprit
tn.
Tambien revelan un grado superior de
entusiasno patrio y una abnegaci6n sin IL
mites los Voluntarios que. como ell senior
Diaz Fonseca y ell sefor K Sc dispondri IN
entrar On sor5ao para marchar & Cuba,
prefriendo los quebrantos peligros de
una cruenta canpana & las tranquilas Co
modidades del hogar y probablemente q
los tranquilos encantos y caricias de sus
hiios querid1simos.
Ahora bien; 81 ell mas modesto de los
hiios fieles de nuestra infortunada Espa-
Il esta cbligado 8 contribuir siquiera con
una nota la harmonic dol sentimiento
nacional en- estos momentos de anarguisi-
simo duelo: 81 durante la fracasada inten-
tona de Melilla, cdando no habia motive
para tauto, los empleados emp zAbnmos
tributar unani1nes ell dia de hab0r res
pectivo adn los jofesy tficiAl:+s dc vo-
luntarios aprontaben ta-nb'3n H. Quota re-
lativa de an sueldo que no reciben ipOr-
que hoy con mas graves sucesos y CON ne
cesidades mas opportunities para Espana
no ejercitafDos, sobre todO log empleados
civiles, una praeti1a tan e3ifcant: iEs
que al Ecario estab1a entonces mas exhaus
to que al pres8nte? -, !.
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La CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RIC0."
JUEvEs, 10 DN OCTUBRE DIN 1895.
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Secretarla.-N Ne
QOciado de instruction publica.-Real Or.
den disponiendo quede derogado ell apar-
tado 80 de la de % de Enero de 1889, rela-
comedian los Catedraticos en- Ia Isla de
Cuba.
Idem Idem.- Negociado g. Idem
aprobando la disposition de que la com
probaci0n de las pesas y medidas CORES
pondientes al a6ov1894, SO llevara & efecto
con los punZones marcadOs con Ia letra j,
Dor hab8r sufrido extravfo los que SO rem1-
tieron con Ia letra N, que era Ia que cores
pondfa dicho a1o, y que SO encargue al
Institute Geografco y Estadfstico Ia cons
trucci6n de los cuatrO jdegOs de punzOnes,
correspondence al presente aho, cargan-
do su importe al Tesoro de esta Isla.
Idem Idem m-Remitiend dos eiem-
Budhismo" donados por el Rey de Siapa,
con destino Ia Sociedad Econ6mica de
Amigos del Pals Institute de "a Ense-
flanza.
Idem disponiendo que los cruceros no
protejidOs de l." y g." clase respectivamen-
te, "Alfonso XII" 6 "Isabel ~, pasen a
prestar servicios Puerto Rico. L.:
Sc anuncia que las sumas votadas por
los AyuntamientOs sOciedades mercanti'
les Y de recreO para remediar las desgra-
cias ocurridas con motive del incendio de
BarFanquitas, ascienden va 1882 pesos
. C6DEaVOS.
Audiencia Territorial -Secretarfa de
Gobierno.-Nombra Juez Municipal Dc
Aguas -Buenas para el rasto del bienio do
1894 96 don Juan Bautista Diaz Olivera,
Comandancia de la Guar dia Civil -
Sc anuncia que ol IA del corriente q Las 8
de la manana ON Ia Case Quartet de la
Guardia Civil, SO veudaran en- subasta pd-
blica p0r desecho los caballos denomina-
dos ''Brid6n", "Rabera", Romano" y
''Siivestro".
Institute Observatorio de Marina de
San Fernando.-Se publican los anuncios
astron6micos que deben insertarse en- los
Calendarios de esta Isla, correspondientes
al aflo bisiesto de 1896.
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LAS FIESTAS De SAN CARLOS
EN- AQuADILLA.
Sr. Director do LA CoRREsPoNDEN

Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA,
Sc acercan los dfas en- que este cllto
y Gimpatico vecindario siguiendo su cos
tumbre traditional, ha de celabrar segura-
mente festeios pl1blicos en- homer de sl1
exces6O patrono San Carlos de Borromeo,
cuya inoagen cuenta aqu1 con muchos de-
votos, los cuales no dudar, en- 10 que alta.
ne 4 10 religioso, estaran animados de los
mej0res deseOs, fin de rendirle forviel1te
tribute de veneraci6n en- la forma mas
Ostensible.
TEMPO es va que SO nonbren las CO.
misiones, con el prop6sito de allegar re-
cursos que puedan responder LAS multi.
pies atonciones que originan estas expan-
stones de los pueblos; y que Ia sociedad
aguadl1lana SO dlspOnga contribuir con
su va1ioso concurso la fniciRtiva de la
Oomisi6n de fostejos, que en- esta OCCASION.
como en- las anteriores, dejara su pabell6n
bien plantado, grangeandose la estimation
de tOdos los vecinos
. Aguadilla, pOr Ia habitual franuueza
que caracteriza sus habitantes. SO presta
ser teatro en- esos dias de grandes salts
facciones, y los pueblOs vecinos que nos
b )nren visitandonos, seran objeto do nues
tras fnezae. a
Pero para que propios extra6os for,
men buena opinion de nosotros, necesario
es que Sc destlerren esas viejas y rutina
rias costumbres de levantar en- sitios pIi.
blicos pGJos ensebod0s, cucaNos, juegos de
la sGrt6p y otras antiou alias, que en- el si !.
glo en- que vivimos dan una trfstisima idea
sde nuestras iniciativas ~:
Hoy mas que ndnca Sc 6mspone Ia nece.
sidad, de que las fiestas delos pueblos sean
refejo fiel de su cultura que aquellas
sean de todss sancionadas, en- vista de la
novedad inter6s que impriman.
Hay necesidad de concursos, iurados
para premiar Ell saber y la virtud, veladas
instructivas, juegos foFales Y otraa mani
festaciones del arte, en- consonancia oon
nuestroa medios posibles,
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Segdn leemos en- un peri6dicode Ma
drid, parece que mensualmente Sc gastan
en- Cuba cerca de 30 Tnillones de reaIes en-
ell msntenimiento del ej6rcito las opera
clones que Sc estan reahzando. Hasta
ahora esa cifra no ha sido superada; pero
cuando coDiencen las operaciones, podra
calcularse con las tropas que vayan en-
otros 80 millones de reales. La moviliza
ci6n del segundo ej6rcito ha costado al
pals seis millopes de reales, 10 cual es muy
POGO, seg1n persoLas qu5 conocen estos
asuntos. I'm gastos de la f1ota, armament
to Maiiser y munieioues Sc han empleado
unos cuatro millones de pesetas. Dfcese
que solamente la Quinina que consumer
en- Cuba nuestros soIdados cuesta una
gran suma, calculandose en- tres pesetas
DOR individuo.
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OBSEQyIO AL BATTALION De LEON"

En- las oficinas de LA CORRESPONDENT
Ola queda abiarta lesde hoy una suscrip-
ci6n cuyo prodUcido So dostina & obsequiar
con u1 rancho extraordinario & los solda-
dos del bizarre Battalion de Lon, la Wis
pera de su marcha Cuba, que tendra lu.
gar el 13 8 Ell IA del corriento mes. La ci-
tada suscripci6n esta76 alberta basta las
cinco dc la tard3 d. lila De manana vi ~
nes, y los nombres do los dopantes y car
tidad con que SO anoten, sc publicaran Ell
ests peri6dico.
En las prjmeras horas de Ia mahana
de hey SO han suscrito:
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cimientos geografcos de auestre amigo el
sefior don Felipe Janer. Consiste este en-
un mapa topogr&fico de la isla de Cuba,
con las mas detalladas noticias de su or
nos % oarreteras, @ ; distancias.. ' teiegrafos, I %
partidos judiciales, terminos municipales,
ndmero de habitantes, poblaciones, extern
sion, production, ets., etc. Es I'M trabajo
complete; Ell mas acabado que hennos visto,
con detalIes minuciosos y extraordinarios.
En- breve Sc ofrecara al p1blico, litografia-
cantiI %
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Sefior Don
Ramon r Lopez Capital. ..-.
Mi querido amigo:-IAe decia en- 1ni
tGgo; pero como su diario es el de mas
circulation, creo mas oportuno la ins6r
ci6n de esta en- LA ACoRREsPoNDENClA.
LIE agradezco inf1nito las naanifesta-
clones que haco Dc mi hunnildo sonanario,
al aclarar su suelto eobre Afias co y qUedo
satisfecho obligadc.
De usted affmo amigo g. g. q. b. g. m.
Emilio de Mdzarredo.
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El guardia municipal Carlos Miro de-.
comiso esta maflana en- Puerta de Terra
mes por encontrarse aquslla adulterada.
Los lecheros en- ese barrio para desquitar-
Sc de la campa1a que contra ellos sostie-
ne ell active Miro, han aumentado ell va
lor del cuartillo de leche diez centavos.
Merece placemes la conducta del guardia
Mira
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En- ell dfa de aver fu6 trasladado desde
Rio -Piedras esta Capital nuestro amigo
don Luis Perez Alltl con las precauciones
y cuidadOs que su estado reclama. Venfa
acompa1ado por todos los profesoses de la
Normal y sc le instalo en- Ia casa ntimero
% de la calle de San Jose, habitaci6n del
Director de aquella sef1or Pulgar. Cont
nda relativamente bien. Lo asiste ell doc
tor Coll
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Las Comisi6nes nombradas al efecto-
en- el caso que las festas Sc realicen-sa-
bran dar may or realce con sus actividades
mos dido decir que SO ncmbraran, cuentan
con gran talento discretion.
I'm AgW0dGllGe0.
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mando ha demostrado sus grandes condi-
clones, batiendo al enemigo y grangean-
dose las simpatfas del pals. En- Mayarf y
Sagua de Tanamo, donde dltimamente hu-
DO de operar, abatio conside ablemente La
insurrecci6n y al propio tempo infundi6
confianza en- toda aquella Jurisdiction,
10 cual ha contribuido muy eficazmente su
caracter afable y su bondad ing6nita, que
le atraen el respeto y la estimation de
cuantos 10 tratan, empezando por sus SUI
bordinados, que le profesan verdadera
idolatrfa.
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MULLENHOFF Y K0RBER

Representatives. de Arthur Koppel,
Berlfn.-Fabrica de rallies, carros, ;ocomo-
toras, etc, y de e. Leinhaas. Plawitz-
Fabrica de alambiques continues y eco
nomicos,
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NoTIClAS GENERATES

celente trabajo la pluma, obra de una
pacisncia eiemplar que TeVela los conc
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Paroles para coches, gonna en- tubos y
en- planchas, sillas de montar para sefioras
y caballeros, cobre en- pIanchas para aIam-
biques, de todas dimensiones, arados anne
ricanos de todos ndmeros, pasta la tsSin
RivaP para limpiar toda clase de metales,
en- las grandes quincallas y ferreterias de
M. Roman y Compahfa, Gale de la Cruz
nilmerOs w 90 >
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(Continuara)

(Continuara) suman $58
FL total de la sun'a que SO recaude Sc
ra oportunamento en1reSado al sehor Ter.
Jefe del Battalion d. Leon.
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Escriben de San German: "Toda Ia
semana ha sido aquf lluviosa en- extenso.
acentuandose desde ell jueves por La fna.
fiana que tuvimos algunas r6fagas de
viento que arreciaba por la tarde y noche
al extreme de temerse I'm huracSn. m
rio que pasa por cerca de la ciudad, inIind6
la parte baja de sus contornos hacienda
una crecida mas O. regular ocasionando'
La muerte de un vecipo. Como & las Gin.
CO de la tarde SO tiraron al rio para CRU
earle nafo los jornaleros Romualdo Iri-
zarrl = EIadlo Acossa. El L pesar de
Ia fuerte corriente y arrastrade por eeta.
pereci0 ahogado. Su cad6ver fu6 hallado.
como s 8 kilometres del ~sitio en- cue e.
arfo1o agaErado 4 una cepa de ean
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LA CORRESPONDENCE con. ........$ 5
" Cerecado Her nanos Y Com SANTA. 5
A. C#banas Diaz y Compaflia. ..... 10
j M Blanco y Compaflia .......... 5
Margarida y Campahla. .s.:........ 1
D. Octavio UEnpi~rres.. ,........ 3
D, jose Piflero. .................. 2
i Sucesores de Luciano Lonba ...... Q
Fabian Garcia y Compt nj 80. -. 4
ID. Juan CfQB6s ...,............... 3
D. Carlos Conde. Observation-Disclosures. 3
D. Jose Gaesol. ...........,........ 2
D. V. Ochoa. ................... 2
D. e. Ochoa. ..................... 2
D. 8. Ochoa. ..................... 2
D. Francisco Font. nt................. 2
y. lsldrO Luifla '.,.,..... ......... 3
D. Andres CaIvo. ............... 1
D. Manuel Eg cue.......,....... 2
D. Jose Caldas .....,........... l
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CALMA CHICHA
Por aQUf, NADIA,

OI 6NUAS Adu6s
Todo esta en- caIma absolute. Nos es-
tamos copsolando con la esperanto de que
dentro de un par de meses, este sera el
teatrO dOnde van desarrollarse los suce-
sos mas sangrientos, que vaa ser ell cpl
logo de esta descaballt da ravolucion.
TodOs Sc aprestan la lucha. I'll enc
mlgo sabe 8 presume que en- breve tendra
enfrente un numerOso, aguerrido y disci-
plinado ej6rcito que no va dejarle item.
po nj para rascarse el coyote. Sabe que
en- breve va hallar, para arrinconarlo,
cuerpos: el de ataque, ell de reserva y el
de Ocupaci6n y que no va tener mas sa-
Ida que la fragosa Sierra Maestro y luego,
ell mar.
El enemigo titubea dice que este no
es la vida de bochato lech5n asado que
llevo hasta ahora con alguna que otra
aventuTilla de arEnas, corrioa tras una sci
ba, por 81 acaso.
TodO son planes, eaperanzas temores.
NOticias ciertas, nj pizca.
Anoche fuf los barrios extramUros &
pesca de impresiones y recal6 al cafetfn
de I'm picador retirado que llaman EL Gu =
TrO. Era tan vago 10 que OF, tan confuso
y de tan poca substancia, que EE CUrrO
descolg6 la guitarra, guif16 picarescamen-
to ell Ojo y al melancolico son de una grG-
9aGdlnG de pura raza, cant6:
En- un pueblo. =. no s6 donde,
eXiste. e.... no Sc que santO;
que en- reZandO. -. nc s6 que
SO gana.... no s6 20 cuanto.