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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
FREE TRADE DOWNED.
Underhand Methods Adopted to Propagate
the Theory.

Underhand Methods Adopted to Propagate
the Theory.
Free trade has always been downed
in this country whenever there has been
a fair fight between it and protection.
The free traders know this full we'll,
and for that reason they resort, when
ever possible, to underhand methods to
propagate their pet theory. As soon as
they were fairly beaten last November
they began, with much shrewdness and
subtlety, to lay the foundations for fu-
ture prestige by pretending to believe
that proteotionists had predicted that
prosperity like that of 1891 and 1899
would follow Immediately upon the
election of Mr.. Mckinley. It was the
old free trade trick Of setting up man
Of straw that they might knock him
down agatha game which has proved
only too successful to the free traders
In the past.
Now that such prosperity as that Of
tho days of the Mckinley law has not
Immediately resulted, the free traders
have begun to say that the predictions
of the protect:onists have not come true.
No protectionist claimed that great pros
perity would Immediately follow. Every
protectionist knew that no measure of
prosperity equal to that Of 1891 and
1892 could come while the anti-Ameri-
can Wilson German law was still in ex-
istence.
What they did claim was that the as
surance of return to the system Of pro-
lection in the near future would put an
end to further disaster and distress,
would give stability to whatever bus
mess had been saved from the destruc-.
tive power of partial free trade and
would restore confidence, and that the
actual restoration Of protection would
in due time and at no distant day bring
back such prosperity as we had in 1891
and 1892 under the Mckinley law.
Everything they claimed as the imme-
date result of the election Of Major Nc
Kinley has come true-and more, as
every trade report since November has
proved. And that their promises for the
future will be as surely fulfilled the re-
vival already felt in business is abun-
dant evidence.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
ARr,cHokEs FOR STOCK.
An lows Farn~r With Thirty Yesrs' Ex.
perienCe Yells Of Their VOluo. S

An lows Farn~r with Thirty Years III.
perience Yells Of Their vNlus.
Artichokes az food for hogs and III
other purposes were the subject Of ;
communication from an Iowa contribu-
tor to the Iowa Homestead. The Iowa
contributor said: There is nothing bet
ter to put hogs into thrifty shape for
forcing right along on corn than to put
them into a small field of artichokes
about the middle or latter part Of Octo-
Der. It. will cleanse them out, purify
and cool their blood, and they will do
we'll on artichokes along with q little
corn. Nothing is better for hogs follow
ing steers than the run Of the artichoke
patch for couple Of hours each evening,
and for young growing hogs or sows
either to farrow soon or sucking pigs
they are simply the "stuff." ew
As to variety, grow both kinds, the
Red Jerusalem aud the Improved Nam
moth White French. The former ma
lures little earlier, but don't grow AZ
fast or rank as White French, and hence
not as easy to keep clean when young
and small, nor do they yield nearly az
we'll. They are both perfectly hardy and
keep we'll in reasonably dry ground over
winter. I plant in April or May as soon
as the ground works fairly we'll. Plant
in long narrow strip beside the hog
pasture and fence. Then, when you want
to turn in your hogs, have few panels
Of portable fence and run q cross so your
hogs can have few at time. If You
turn them into the whole field at once,
they will root out more than they will
eat, and waste them.
When we'll rooted over, enlarge the lot,
and SO keep on till the ground freezes
solid or you wish to shut out your hogs.
/ usually now the tops then. What ]
want to dig I pillow out with the corn
pillow and pick up. What you want to
store for winter, bury in pits. They dry
up and shrivel very fast when exposed
tn tn" cir. Dig no more than you want
to Use il cold weather, as they keep
perfectly III the ground over winter.
Freezing rather improves their flavor.
Cows &nd horses relish them very much.
They are crisp and sweet, some like q
first class Swede turnip.
AS to yield, reports vary from 500 to
1900 bushels per acre, but think from
30 years. experience you may be salts.
fed with 600 or 800 per acre.
The second year You must wait till
they come up. then with your corn
plow cultivate and leave row about
every four feet. The hogs will always
leave seed enough in the ground. If
shut off about April l, you don't have
to replant. If for any reason you should
want to destroy your patch, just let
your hogs run in all summer or pillow
thoroughly couple Of times during
June and July, and you will have no
trouble in eradicating them.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
ON THE DIAMOND.
Western League.

Western League.
I At St. Paul, s.; Kansas City, 0.
At Milwaukee, 4; Minneapolis, g.
At Grand Rapids, 10; Columbus, -.
Position of Clubs-St Paul .662, Indian
apolis .652, Columbus .647, Milwaukee
.G2O, Detroit .486, Grand Rapids .343, Min
.neapolis 3l9, Kansas City 1888.
National League.
AT Cincinnati, 9; Louisville, 4.
At Chicago, y; Brooklyn,
At Cleveland, 10; Washington, 4.
At St. Louis, 4; Baltimore, %.
Position of Clubs-Boston .726, Cincin-
natl .6s3, Baltimore 1855, New York .617,
Cleveland $40, Pittsburg .46S, Brooklyn
1853, Philadelphia .455, Louisville Az,
Chicago .415, Washington .s77, st. Louis
BOB.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
4 ROADSIDE WATERING PLACE.

4 ROADSIDE WATERING PLACE.
man. A hogshead contains the water
that IL brought to it by pipe. The
aides and top are boxed in, and root
10 carried up over the whole. Over this
vines are trained until the little build
ing Is fairly hidden by them. 1t may be
thought that this is considerable trou-
BILE to take for watering place, but ev-
erything that enhances the beauty Of
roadside enhances the value Of the prop
erty adjacent to it and increases the re-
spect of travellers for those who live ad-
jacent. Well constructed roads, we'll
kept roadsides, attractive watering
places and properly marked guideposts
indicate the vicinity of cultured, thrifty,
up to date residents
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
MINOR ITEMS OF INTEREST

One thousand sick Spanish soldiers
have left Cuba for home.
Edward l.. Baker, United States con-
sui at Buenos Ayres, is dead.
H. Corine, St. Paul travelling man,
has fallen heir to $l,C00,0O0 in Sweden.
The agricultural department wheat
report shows improvement over last
month.
John E. Davidson, third vice presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania Railroad com.
pany, is dead.
Count Castellane, who married Anna
Gould, has been blackballed by the
Jockey club of Paris.
A railroad is to be built into the Deep
country, west of Salt Lake. Rich min
ing country will be opened up.
President Cleveland's order CONSOLE
dating pension agencies is to be revoked.
It was to 60 into effect Sept l.
The Duke of Manchester has telo-
graphed to ask contradiction Of the
announcement of his engagement to
Miss Mary Goelet.
The althing or parliament of Iceland,
which meets biennially, will be con-
vened during the months of July and
August Of this year.
George Day, sentenced in North d.
kota to three Slonths imprisonment for
illegal timber cutting, has been par
doned by the president
9. F. Crocker, vice president of the
Southern Pacific Railway company, has
been Frustrated by an apoplectic stroke
at his home in San Mateo.
Mrs. Marie Hasenwinkle, prominent
in the Woman's Relief Corps and elected
senior vice president of that organiza-
ton last fall, died suddenly at St. Paul.
The Northern Pacific is settling tax
claims in North Dakota at so cents on
the dollar, being the rate offered by tho
road and accepted by many Of the coun-
ties.
Professor George Adam Smith of
Scotland, who visited this country last
summer, has been selected as the biogra-
pher of the late Professor Henry Drum
smond.
It is stated Mrs. Langtry will shortly
marry Prince Estorhazy de Galantha.
He is a great sportsman and the pur-
chaser of horses for the Austrian gov
eminent.
The Columbian Catholic summer
school at Madison, Wis, was opened
on Sunday by the celebration Of high
pontifical mass by Archbishop Katzer
of Milwaukee.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
Minneapolis Grain.

O2lNNEA1V1K0J july III
wHEAT-July closed at 72Ac; Sep.
tember, $50. On Track-No. hard,
74zc; No. / Northern, go; No. North
ern, Tic.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
Watering Place.

A community is "sized up" not only
by the character Of the farm buildings
along the way, but by the character Of
the public highway as we'll. and one
Of the necessary adjunots Of a good
highway is wayside watering places. II
an effort is made to have these attract
i've, go much the better for the reputa-
ton Of the community where they are
situated. It is easy to make an attract
i've watering place. for one can call in
the aid Of vines and shrubs. A simple
plan is shown in the illustration here
reproduced from The Country Gentle
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-16
LATE MARKET REPORT.

Milwaukee Grain.
/. MILWAUKEE, July 10.
FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAT - No. Spring, 1870; No. l
Northern, 76c; December, 66c.
CORNING. 8, SIC.
OATS-No. 2 white, 22@22Ac.
BARLEY-No. ., 85o; sample on track
e7h@8411c.
Minneapolis Grain.
MINNEAPOLIS, July IL
wHEAT-July closed at 72Nc; Sep.
tember, $50. On Track-No. / hard,
? 74<c; No Northern, go; No. North
ern, Tic.
{, Poultry, Butter and Eggs.
I CHICAGO, July Ia
Live poultry quiet Turkey, 6@7o,
Chickens 7<c; spring chickens, 10@14o,
ducks, 6@7c. Butter; firm; creamertes.
l2@14xc; diaries, 9@12o. Eggs, steady;
tresh, &c.
i4s~ g. Paul Union Stock Yards.
4&* gs SOUTH ST. PAUL, July IL
HOaS-Market active and strongS
a quality only fair. Range Of prices, o.o6
( @3.e6.
II; CATTLE-Market steady; everything
sold; good demand for stock cattle.
Sales ranged at e3O0@S.S5 for stookefs,
t280@s.00 for heifers; &28008.26 for DOW;
$3.50 for calves.
SHEEP - Market steady. MuttonaL
t2.6o; lambs, e4s5@A.40.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
g.. CLOSING PRICES.
CHICAGO, July Ia
wHEAT-July $3.50; September, e6>tos
! DecembsF, new, 6715c; old, $3.50.
CORN-July, 261o; September 26]foS
d December, 27Xc; May, 1920. a.
OATS-July, 17sSc; September, 1s1fst
GAy, e0Ac.
PORK July, s7,45; September, $50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
PreSO eI Director de LA DemOcraCia"

Con verdadera sorpresa profundo senti-
mlento hemos leido en- la edicion de L0 Demo-
crdci0, de Ponce, correspondence al IL del CO.
rriente el siguiente Ultima hoya:
CEN Ia maHana de hoy POGO antes de las
once presentaron en- estas oficinas ell senior
,Jefe de policfa don Victoriano Garcia, ell ms
pector don Ramon Perez, con objeto de reducir
a prisi6n nuestro director fin de que cumpla
con1ena en- la causa que sc lie siguiera por iniu
rias las aut0ridades de San German.
DespuGs de haber eiado organizado nues-
tro compailero ell ntmero de La DenaocrGcjo
de hoy, sin almorzar, acompahado del jefe de
polcfa Sc dirjgio la carce, donde Sc halla en-
calidad de detenl@io, pues las tres de la tarde
-hora ell que escrlbimos estas lfneas -adn no
ha recibido el acaide el mandamiento de prisi0n.
La orden de tenci6n no pudo menos de sor-
prendernos, pues NADIA sahfamos de ella, contra
10 que suele ocurrir en- estos casos.''
Por no ser sufcientemente explfcita para
nosotros la sentencia del Tribunal Supreme de
Justicia, que lefmos en- la GacetG de Madri0,
crefmos de buena fe que anulada la sentencia de
la Audiencia de 10 criminal de Ponce, Quedaba
de hecho absuelto nuestro querido companero.
Pero va que no ha sido asf y que por ell contra
rio Sc ha aumeutado la pena impuesta, reitera-
mos al amigo nuestro profundo pesar, y nos
pOne1hos ncondicionalmente sus 6rlenes para
todo aquello Ell que pueda creernos titles en-
estos mOmentos de adversidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
Mercanti| y Maritime.
CA PNTAL


Cafe. Desde nuestra revista anterior man
tiene sostenida la demanda los precios sin altera
ci6n: cotzan por extremes de clase de 244 90
AZfica Procedentes de la hacienda "T'la-
zuela Sc vendieron aver 85 sacos go fino, adquiri
dos 81 por don Andres Crosas 33 por los senores
J. Font Y Hermano.
CamDiOs. Este apartado ha sufrido aguna
alteration & nuestra anterior resena, los tipos
que rigen, son:
Londres 3 dias vista 7-75 q 7-80
Idem 80 dias vista ITO 7-75
Paris 554 561 por ciento.
Madrid Barcelona 254 & POI por ciento.
Provincias 264 q 274 por cientO.
New-York 80 81 por ciento.
Habana 80 a 81 por clentO.
Anteayer aver han transferido con inter
venci0n del Corredor senor Zerbi, acciones del
Banco Espanol de Puerto-Rico q 100 cada una,
ell divdendo vencido 81 de Diciembre Ill
timo para el comprador. -..
vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN.
-''Saturnina" sali6 ell 10 de Cadiz.
Juan Forgas" sali6 de Canarias directamen-
te para este puerto ell del actual.
-''Alava'' Saldra ell del corriente de Liver
pool, via Santander
-''San Agustfn" sali6 aver las 8 de la tarde
de Habana con rumbo la Peninsula escala en-
nuestrO puerto
-'Don Alvaro de Bazan" aver zarp6 del puer
to de Cadz direction al nuestro.
-'.Arkadia" de la isla Sc aguarda hacia ell 16
del corriente Sc despachara para Nueva-York.
-"Conde Wifredo'' sali6 de Canarias ell dia II
dc. directo para este puerto seguira vlale para
los de Mayagiez. Ponce, Stgo. de Cuba, Habana
MatanZaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
VENTA EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA

Por acuerdo del conseio de familia de los
memories hiios de dona Dolores Colon, nombra-
dos Eduardo Inocencio y Petra Ocasio y Co
lon, Sc anuncia la venta en- pdblica subasta de
las participaciones que dichos memories tienen
en- la dos terceras parties de una fnca rhstica,
compuesta de ciento veinte y seis cuerdas de te-
rreno pastos, montes malezas con algunas
pleas de cafe Y habitacion, ubicada
ell barrio de Yanama de este termino CO.
lindante por ell Norte con tierras de la hacienda
clos Cahosa, por ell Sur, otras de don Ramon
Rivera; por ell Saliente, la hacienda <San Pc
dros, por ell Poniente la hacienda clos Ca
71oso Celestino Rivera.
La participation de los memories consiste
en- tres septimas parties de las dos terceras arri-
ba mencionadas tendra lugar la venta ell dfa
veinte nueve del corriente, las tres de la
Francisco Ocasio Perez, en- la casa del que sus-
cribe donde Sc mostraran los documentos del
caso.-Arecibo, de Enero de 1897.-El Pre-
sidente del Consejo, INelquiades Ginorio. Ii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14

Direcclon General de Hacienda del Ministerio
de Ultramar, pasen ser obligaciones y facul-
tades de la Intendencia General de Hacienda,
como asf 10 propuso muy cuerdamente sLa Ca
mara de Comercio de esta Capitals en- el infor-
me arancelario que elevo, por conducto de la
lntendencia al Ministerio de Ultramar
cllmplimiento del Real Decreto de 10 de Ene-
TO de 1895.
FL apartado Q del artfculo 10 que trata
de las facultades de la Intendencia General de
Hacienda, y que determine que corresponds
la Intendencia proponer por medic de expedien-
te en- forma, Memorials Cartas oticiaes,
cuantas mejoras considere necesario introdu-
cir en- ell reg linen aduanero, sometiendo sus in
formes a Ia decision del mnistro por conducto
de la Direction general de Hacienda, consul
tando cuando 10 cream conyeniente, para ell me-
jor acierto de sus resoluciones, a los Centros
Corporaciones mercantiles de la isla la Co
mission de Aranceles de la Capital,s debe ser
modifcado, con Ia adici6n de que lie impon-
ga ell deber de dar cuenta mensuamente al Mi
nisterio de Ultramar, de cuantas reclamaciones
le fuesen presentadas dentro del mismo, por las
Corporaciones mercantiles ell Comercio,2
fin Gle evitar demoras que entorpecen y perjudi-
can notablemente los interesados.-4,
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po y ell resultado es que hoy, gracias Dios,
me encuentro en- buena salud.
Debo hacer constar que 81 bien la mejorfa
ocnrrio con prontitud no por ESQ cese de tomar
las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams Caste
esta medicina $4,000 que considero
muy bien gastados pues antes habfa gastado en-
medicos Y medcinas mas de cuatrocientos.
Las PfIdoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams
contienen en- forma condensada los eleuentos
necesarios para dar nueva vida riqueza q la
sangre para restableoer los nervios. Son es-
pecffico infalible para intermediates como la
ataxia locomotriz, PARALYSIS parcial, bale de
San Vito, ciatica, neuralgia, reumatismo, dolo-
res de cabeza nerviosos, palpitaci6n del coraz6n,
cutis palido an6mico, frialdad de las manos
y de los pies NAL de est6mago toda clase de
deblidad de ambos sexos.
Todas las farmacias de este pals yenden
las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR. Williams. Cual-
quiera persona que tenga diicultad en- adquirir-
las debe dirigirse q la casa DR.. Williams Medi-
cine Co., de Schenectady, New York, sera
avisado donde comprarlas. La misma casa
cuenta con un departamente medico para aten-
der g7ot,titoneente las consultas de los pacien-
tes donde quiera que encuentren.
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historic Despu6s partida debo
haber sido que la de mujer de vida alegre.
Pero tenendo las crcunstancias haban
poddo mpeer aque camino de perdcon acodandose de
la paraboa del Hjo prodigo de la de la ovea perdida
conrada Juan deca que deba mostrare mise
cordoso que 10 habfa sido el mismo Salvador.
pesar de las proferdas derenes ocssones
los Laurier ha e debe de Juan devoresea
dad arrepentmento As pues la diio senciamene:
No llores mas hija MIA venid conmigo.
Abandonaron ell templo saieron de la pobaciGn diri
CASTILLO al eua egaron al cabo de de no.
habese enconrado ell camino aguna muieres
que mraban sorprenddas aquela oven ae claro
iunto al senior Juan
AL egar a la Ormerie, Juan hizo Olmpia la
aa baa fue busca de los Lauer que trabajaban
cocinas.
-Laurer-dijo voz bondadosa-tengo que hablaros
Pero NADIA de c6lera procurad domnaros.
de miraron inquietud sorpresa.
-iQue senior?
W hiia OLYMPIA esta aquf La acabo de encontrar
la gesia No atreva ante vosotrosy la
he decdido a hecho ell vae proposto de
veros todo ell tempo que quiera Lo unico
que exo olga palabla de 10 que
10 ha podido hacer desde que
En- fn sois responsables
las que ella ha poddo del NAL que
segudo habes perdo todo derecho proceier
hija ha vuelto desea
abrirle los brazos
Dicho este fu6 a lamar OLYMPIA.
la hora de la comda Juan hacia eomunmente
pana de crados Laurier pregunt6 perma
que Olimpiales acompahase.
Sin duda-diio Juan.-Nada ha cambiado hoy, no hay
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14

LA plaza, surgida con motive de la notica de
la muerte de Maceo.
En- una contiterfa de Vigo han sido NOR.
didos por dos gatos rabiosos un dependents
del estabecimento ell hijo del arquitecto de
aquel municipio.
Las dos vfctimas han salido para Barcelo,
ma con objeto de ponerse en- curaci6n.
-Segdn noticias recibidas de Oran en- ell
pueblo de Eckmiiht un arabe asalto la granja
de un espanol llamado Gabriel Salmer6n,
quien, luchando brazo partido el ladron,
sucumbi6 los gopes de hacha propinados
por ell criminal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
HECHOS, NO DICHOS
{ Del diario xHorald1 de Columbia, Ts7an,
H. Z. de A.

del dldri0 sHe1aldS de Columbia, 7s,an.,
Il. y. de ~
Hace pocos dfas publcamos en- este diario
una relaci6n de la casi milagrosa curacion del
senior J. M. Foster uno de los redactores de es-
ia publication. Ell se1or Foster (como recor-
daran nuestros lectores) sufri6 por algdn tempo
de la enfermedad llamada Ataxia Locomotive,
la peor forma de PARALYSIS, euro radical
mente con ell uso de las Pfldoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams,
La curaci6n fu6 leida por millares de per-
sonas que fueron testigos de sus cruentos sufri-
mientos y que saben que 10 que dijo en- nues-
tras colum2as es cierto. El senior Foster, entu-
siasmado por el 6xito en- la curacion de gu te-
rrible enfermedad, Sc ha ocupado de recomen-
dar la medicina otras personals Una de las
personals que han usado estable preparation d
indication de puestro redactor es ell senor N
+. Murphy, de Southport, Ell este mismo esta-
do. Mr.. Murphy cuenta solamente veinte V
amos de edad es de constitution delicada
causa de los sufrimientos que lie han aqueiado
durante la mayor parte de su vida.
En- una entrevista con ell reporter de este
peri6dico dijo ell senor Murphy 10 siguiente:
''Hace cinco amos me ataco la grippe va
recobrado de esta enfermedad aunque todavfa
muy debil, tuve un ataque de biliosdad. Tome
las medicinas que me receto ell medico de mi ca
sa pronto pude dejar la CANA, pero causa
de la misma debilidad fuf durante todo ell in
vierno vfctima del catarro la tos.
La primavera sgniente sufrf un nuevo ata-
que de biliosidad. Luego tuve las calenturas
intermitentes Y reptieron los catarros que
por fin me afectaron ell pulm6n izquierdo. A
causa de la falta de actividad en- ell hfgado NADIA
de 10 que comfa me sentaba ben para hacer
las cosas peores ataco un reumatismo infia-
matorio que me puso las puertas del sepulcro.
Nadie podrfa siquiera imaginar las agonfas que
&C a.
tar la mano. Por indication del senior J. M.
Foster determine experimental con las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams va que ninguna otra
medicna me aliviaha. El resultado fue mara
vflloso. A las dos semanas de haber comenza-
do tomar estas pfldoras empezo la mejorfa y
disminuyeron en- gran manera mis- sufrimientos.
Continue tomando las pfldoras por mucho item.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-14
MAGDALENA.

AL cabo de algunos das OLYMPIA decidiendose abando
La Ormere despd de su padres haberes hecho
la promesa de vstaros mas menudo
Ausente la joven la vea morada vovd recobrar la
enciosa cama ordnaria la vida ALI
anquila reguarmente, sin aerar que
vsitas de los deaciados atrados
Al prncpo los que Sc presentaban ausencia de JUAN
no muy ben rcbidos porue los Laure constitutions
guardanes eroces suspcaces benesar
hubera Dorado ellos de vida
nomada acogfan los nfeices que
Pero ell amo les haba dicho:
-Dejad Iegar hasta mi todos los que sufrer Yo
bre dstngur elos rechazar los que ndgnos
compassion.
odas las observaciones de servidores Juan res
pondfa:
-Seguramente, hay gentes que compassion
Pero, ique impora! Vale mas iez desgracado
que dgnos de nter6 cue exponerss dsar perecer
solo que sufre, fato de socorros
anadfa manera de conclusion.