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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Dodged a Dog.

Rappine, Ky. March 3l.-A little
child, living near here, while playing
iu the road near It's home to-day, be-
came frightened at dog, and IN try
ing to escape ran under heavily load
ed wagon that vas passing. One of
the wheels passed over the child,
crushing 1T into a shapeless mass.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
THE GRAND LODGE.
Committees Canvsssing the Mer-
chants in It's Interest,

Committees Canvsssing the Mer-
chants in It's Interest.
The members of Oglethorpe and
Rathbone lodges, K of P, are gettirg
in some good work toward securing
thu convention of the Grand Lodge
for Brunswick in May, 1898.
At the meeting of the Grand Lodge
in Savannah in May, the place for the
next convention will be selected.
OgIethorpe Lodge has appointed
Messrs. D. w. Krauss, r. r. hopkins
and Dave Bailey as a committee to
canvass the business houses of the city
and ascertain just what may be ex-
peoted of our merchants in the waS of
liberality in providing for the enter
tainment of the visitors if the encamp-
ment is secured. Rathbene Lodge has
not yet appointed similar committee
but it is understood that this will be
done on Monday night.
The meeting of the Grand Lodge
here would be of great benefit to the
city, and consequently to each and
every one of our business men, and
every public spirited citizen should
assist In the work.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Off With His Head.

Macon, March 3l.-Today is the last
day of office for Major William T.
Gary as United States district attor
ney for the soui hern district of Geor-
gia. Mr.. Marion Erwin is thought to
be the appolntee to succeed Major
cary, but as he has been in Washing
ton for the past two or three weeks
nothing positively is known about his
plans. There is no doubt, however,
about his getting vpe place.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
A POWERFUL PRO EST.

Cretan Refugees Appeal to the Pow
ers to Raise the Blockade.
Athens, March 31.-The Cretan refu-
gees who have arrived here have made
an appeal to the heads Of European
states praying in the name of human
ity that the blockade of Cretan ports
by warships of the powers be raised in
order that supplies of food may b ad-
mtted 20 the island, thus averting a
famine whch threatens thousands of
helpless men, women and children in
Crete.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Drowned at Their Door.

Frankfort, KY, March 81. - Mrs.
Fleck and her two children were
drowned near here today. Their house
was surrounded by water, and in try
ing to escape from the imperilled dom
icile in battean, the boat was sud-
denly oapsized by the force of the cur
rent. All three we're lost and their
bodies swept away IN the flood.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
action looking TO his relief at-Havana
or to the acceptance of his resignation
has been taken.
Right From The Record.

Washington, March 81 A deputy
marshal of the United States was ON
board the steamer Three Friends on
her recent alleged tihbustering expe-
-dition. Today the logbook he kept
on the VOYAGE was received by the at
torney general. 1t is said to furnish
evidence of the completely of the
steamer in filibusteriDg operations,
but it is not as conclusive as it was
hoped it would be.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
The Needed Money.

The public schools are now all right.
They will not be closed today, but will
be continued through the full term,
and the board OF education will have
the comfort of knowing that it can pay
all the teachers up to the day of clos
ing. The county commissioners have
appropriated $500. which, with the
$500 appropriated by the city coun-
Gil, gives ample funds for the expen-
dItures required.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Another Attempt.

Greenville, Tenn, March 31.-An
attempt was made here today to wreck
a train on the Southern railroad by
pi'ing up some heavy stones on the
track. The engine of the train was
derailed and some of the cars badly
broken up, but no serious damage was
done. This is the second attempt in
the same direction made here recently.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Doctors Disagree.

Atlanta, March 3f.-Dr. Hank horse
whipped DR.. Curtis in the latter's
drug store today and DIR. Curtis took
whip and thrashed his assaIlant
well. The difficulty grew out of liti-
CATION, in which Curtis accused
Hanks wife of telling lies.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
To Advertise.

The new owners of the steamboat
lines are preparing to advertise st.
Simon and Cumberland in great style
this season. Artistic printed matter
is to be literally used. The greatest
season in the history of these resorts
is expected.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Wheels Cease whir ing

The Brunswick mills will be closed
today. MIR. L f. Gwinn has retired
from the mans cement. The mill has
been shut down for some days, and Mr..
Gwinn has been getting things IN
shape to retire from the business.
THE TIMES learns on good authority
that the owners of the mill will prob
abls lease it to certain parties and that
it Will open up again on full time at
an early date.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Her Big Cargo.
be elected

The big British steamship Werneth
Hall cleared yesterday for Liverpool.
The Werneth Hall has cargo of 1928
bales of cotton, 234 tons of cotton
seed, $4,000 feet of lumber and 1910
tons of pig iron. The total value OF
the cargo is $277 ,436, and it is shipped
by the Brunswick Terminal company.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Improving His Propert V.

Mr.. II. Fl. Harvey, with an eve to
the comfort Of his tenants, is having a
new fence built around his property
on Mansfield street and is also having
an artesian we'll bored on the prem
ises. Mr.. Herbert Baker has the con-
tract for the well and Mr.. w. NJ,
Thompson for the fence.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
HE WALKS TODAY.
Coroner Jennings Will Give His Aerial
Performance at p m.

Performance at 8 p. m.
Those who doubted the assertion of
Coroner Hal Jennings that he In
tended to walk tight rope for the
amusement of the children particular
ly and tho public generally, were
cured of their skepticism yesterday
when the coroner, assisted by several
friends, stretched his rope and got
everything in readiness for his per-
formance.
The rope was borrowed for the oc-
casion from the Mallory steamship
Colorado, and was stretched across
Gloucester street, at the corner of
Newcastle, from one of the third-story
windows of the Kaiser block to the
roof of the Moore 6 McCrary building.
Mr., Jennings will put up his tra-
peze this morning, if he can get one
made that is suitable. His balancing
pole is lying on the sidewalk In front
of Butts drug store.
After testing the rope thoroughly
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. jennings de-
cided that he would give his perform
ance this afternoon If the weather. ls
suitable. If not it will occur on FRI
day.
The hour fixed by the coroner is p.
M. 1t is safe to say that there will be
large crowd of spectators.
The friends of the coroner are very
sollcitiOus about his personal welfare,
but this does not seem to shake his de-
termination in the least. 81 am not
going into this thing blindly." he
said yesterday afternoon. 81 am con-
fident that [ can do the acta we'll as
could IN the days Of my travel with
the circus. can only answer these
people who are afraid l will hurt my
self by an invitation to come out to-
morrow and see me walk"
1t is probable that the school chill
dren will turn out in large numbers
and there will also be a liberal at
tendance of citizens.
Last night, several persons who be-
heve that Mr.. Jennings will be afraid
to make the perilOus trip in mid-air
offered wagers that he would not at
tempt it. Several of the wagers were
covered by those who have faith in
what the coroner says.
The school children are on the qui-
vive to see the performance.
Collector Lamb offers the use of the
custom house windows to the ladies
desirous of good view of the event,
and DR.. G. M. Gowen and Attorney
r. Ernest Dart, whose offices COM
mand excellent views extend SINH
| lar invitation.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
A Dreadful Death.

Eberton. Ca, March 3l.-WiIliam
Lynch was caught in the shafting of a
pIanIng mill here today and almost in
stantly killed. His left arm was liter
ally torn from his body before the
machinery could be stopped
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
child's Strange Case.

Mr.. James Hoyt, living at the cor
ner of N and d streets, has a son
seven years old, who is just recovering
the use of his limbs, after long pe-
riod of helplessness. The little one
had spell of illness when three weeks
old that made him entirely helpless,
About two months ago he showed an
inclination to walk, and is now. able
to move about without assistance.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Grand Opening

OF spring millinery and pattern hats
selected by the best artists of New
York. For beauty and cheapness they
cannot be eXcelled; will be found at
Mrs. Earle's. Ladies are respectfully
invited to see for themselves
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
It Was Loaded.

EIberton, Ca, March 3l.-Ora Brown,
while playing with shotgun last
Sunday during the absence of his par
ents at church, accidentally shot him
self, inflictIng wounds from which he
died.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Is to Be Set in Earnest for the
Dear People After
Today.
ALL DUTIES NOW APPLICABLE.
Senator Mills Cuban Resolution-Le zee s
Leave of Absence Not Granted.
The Arbitration Treaty.

Washington, March 31.-No Ohjec-
tion was made at the opening of the
house to the immediate consideration
of the tariff bill and at 10 :55 the house
went into committee of the whole,
Mr.. Grosvencr, after section 2 of the
bin had been read by the clerk, offered
new section authorized by the COM
mittee on ways and means making du-
ties IN The bill applicable to all imports
after April l.
Mr.. Barley said the amendment vas
not in order.
Che Fman sherman said his ruling
mus repend upon the question of fact
wb r or not the committee on ways
and tlGans authorized the subcommit-
tee to offer an amendment on behalf of
the committee.
Mr.. DingIey, in order to obviate all
doubt on the question, Withdrew the
amendment and gave notice of a meet
ing of the committee on ways and
means IN three minutes,
Mr.. GrcsvenOr, by direction of the
committee, reintroduced the amend
ment. 1t was adopted by vote of 100
to 12O
THE SENATE SESSION.
In the senate Senator Mills offered
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the committee on
foreign relations be instructed to in
quire what, if any, obligations the
United States has assumed toward the
people of Cuba by asserting and main
tanning the right to prevent the ac-
qusltion of that island by any Euro
prau power and compelling its people
to remain subjects of the dominion of
Spain and to report by bill or other
wise.''
At the suggestion of Senator Hale it
went over until tomorrow.
AMENDING ARBITRATION.
The Chiffon amendment to the arbl-
trati0n treaty was laid on the table by
majority of z. 1t added a clause TO
the treaty to make it read that the
United States agreed to submit to ar
bitratiOn all questions in dispute be-
tween the two nations (which the
senate might at the time deem fit sub
i4cts for such arbitration"
M'K1NLEY SIGNS THE FLOOD BILL.
The president this afternoon signed
the Mississippi flood Joint resolution
making an appropriation of 81 ,250,O 900
for the improvement of the Missis-
sippl river from the head of the pass
ca of the gulf to the mouth of the Ohio
river and supply Deficiencies in the
appropriation for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1897.
ANOTHER APPOINTMENT.
The president sent to the senate the
nomination of Thomas w. Cridler to
be third assistant secretary of state.
IN SECRET SESSION.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion. The amendment of Mr.. Hoar to
the general treaty of arbitration pro-
viding that all questions of national
policy, Monroe doctrine, ETC., shall be
eliminated from the treaty and that all
subjects proposed to be submitted to
arbitration under the treaty shall bp
first submitted to the senate and be
agreed to by two-thIrds vote of that
body. was the first amendment to be
voted upon. 1t was adopted by an
overwhelming majority.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
Lee Not to Leave.

Washington, March 31.--The state
department declares that Consul Gen.
eral Lee has not been granted leave
of absence to take effect April Is, as
published, or any other date. General
Lee has not asked for leave and no
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01

Our stock of tan shoes for men and
ladies is the largest and most complete
of any ever shown in Brunswick. Pal
m ar's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01
The Weather.

Atlanta, March 3l.-Geuerally
cloudy and probably local showers
Thursday.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01

All are invited to take look at our
window. Nothing but colored shoes
IN it. Palmer's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-01

All the latest ties in Oxford ties and
strap slippers can be found at Palm
er's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-26
t Z 4 TR O

Aaalpa II fanehu de = o.llc fua 'eiieala
!. las :Toies ,ie;es aivs dc la iuuta mag.s, eran
eseasas }cs qae en et te4tfo vsfau.
Ia sleU:osa zarzaea sil An:i!a s,e liieIrcs
presta CT eseena, con t>da h pyop;eshd qae 81
arya1a3et0 rs4fiefe, obtnyo ua lisaHjaro exto.
La selosa Garefa key, la art-ta raiala.:s del
pdla.ico qie comFTsnde 10 qae y =, aterpret6
"A pag.2 lie <1Isrga1itas, COMO solo sabe haaer-
10 una <eof.raitos ella, qI4a ;l.tos Eeears5s
esetnieos po~>e, aden:.s lie G;.a vaz fresea
agradaae. Kn el aria lel primer acto Sc il
apaudi3 con esItu@iasmo. Ell ssIoE Pa-tor. :.
bien, 81 Sc quiere, aanqae cl n.i ':oacepto sus
facultades seIfan mcjor rceompensadas 81 en-
yez de csutar como tenor 10 hiciera de barftono
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-26

pues tiaric mas su voz de 10 liltimo que de 10
princro Hl sehor Saurf, acertado; nj gual
que los se1lores Torres Sierra. HI seior Ro.
vira notable en- su pimpatico sTiburdn,.
Ioa coros como siempre.
La masa orquestal, idem de lienzo, tratan.
dose de Ia enterdida direction del maestro
seno- Perez Cisneroa.
ahors que del teatro hablo, bueno es
recordar la Empresa, que el pdblico desesrfa
Yer en- cl cartel las spauddas obrss del roper.
torio espahol, amos hi no representadas en- este
teatro, catalina, .El molinero de Subizs,,
sEl reampago,, <El mlagro de la Vfrgep,,
sal position de la Rioias, sLa yirgcn del
mMs, eEi sseristsn de San Justo, otras.
l.9 Que convene es mucha variedad en- los
espectarulos, pero mucha; apf obtendra el
favor dol phblico A Ultima hora SO me par
ticipa que Sc prepara una obra de gran espec-
taculo.
por dc pronto esta noche Sc represcntaya Ia
gran%aioaa opereta de Camprodoa Barbieri,
Jova del ttatro naciona|, clos diamantes dc la
Corona,.
EInE
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D { 5 D { C 0 A N 0
JUEIE.

FL ehtnsiasta progresista joyen don Rs-
fsc! Matos Hornier, incansable rropagandista
De la esine.ei6n popular, !eyara q efecto una
ya}ais literara ell de Oetubre proximo en- la
s,ciedsd Ella Caridad,. Sus asocados le Sc.
cul.lsf, ettsn satsfechos de la buena d,rec-
c.aa del i!ustraao compailero, al que felictamos
feaeahdole lin 6xito feiz en- tan laudable EN-.
piasa.
Uubo mar de fondo con motivo de Ia re-
y'.esc5n de IN acuerio del aynntamento;
aeuef'so one no fne tai, porque algauos de sus
hleinhros han renunciado por penssr con <ca'
beaa prorias. Veremos si lie aimiten la re-
n"nc'a en que Is fundan.
ri asnnto tiene cola J no quiero que me
enNae'Ean en- ella me causen algnn dlsgust-
llo. Con que isbur!!, por que iueve....
II naevo alcalde promote mucho bueao. va
emFezo la lilnpiezs de las Gales; pero necesita.
mos otras mas importantes, como los gastos
muniei paIes yiciosos. Tn hijo del pueblo mu.
cno paeie hacer por 81, J en- los tiempos que
van desarareciendo los monterillas, con mas
raz6n. Esperamos tener buena administration
poder aplauiir los actos dignos de un buen
administrator para 10 que nos tiene como ALA.
dos, con nEes.ra dtbil pldma.
LIS obra del scueducto, es obra muerta.
Asf 10 gritaa los grillos, habitantes de Ia tubes
RIA que esta abandonada en- la plaza. iNo.
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los ins'Irrectos ec cumpliran sus proieeias.
la guerra, sc aili'Ie, marcia ben y todas las
noti,ias que sc tenen dc Cuba colnciacn en- TO
mi4mo. Adcnas, ol general We er csta nj
dica,'o por las atas esferas para coutlnuar en-
c! mau.o, ii lien SO han estudaio eoG,b!na
Clones, siompre result. goe 81 1npo general
luc pueae dirigir la marcia do la guerra cs
Wcylcr.'
l1s1n1TSNTE --- DOCTOR Gt'lJoSA. -
i''t ch'n"'@' Ciru jano. Dei.tis,! ae Ia
l'aatta'l dc Saa Carlos ell Madrid. Cofstrnyc
,lent.durae dien;es aaoltos, sin neeefltia'i d.
, extra. It's raiecs nj eubrir 81 pai;tlsr. Eeior-
IA. colNpone ,icntGlusas l,or S1etetiat .,.aa que
retin. oriHeaciones, eGp&atcs Z eAtfareloHes,
~ia door Gnrac@n te eiIenaea'ass de -
boca, preei6a popiiar,.. se &aF&nHaa let
trabs ~. Gonsuta gratis para los HohYrs ID
uua I; dos dc Is tSrtic San francisco, Alimelo
80, aitos del eSiglo NM. l5-lo
~ Parte de policis, dtteai,ia': hpto.
| nio 'lrapaga, recamado por el p4.2'. Gus
llpo nsttada Cecilia Mortaas pei feyerta
/, rcsullaudo herit!a Ia aegunda l1enanoiado
| Gillerno Na,entin per estats. ,|e~i 0s"beaa
| Conaneido 5 Ia froyeoeioli por erden 'iei ms
pcctor aenor Albs. Conauoiilo lie Ia carceI
81 pr.si'ic. I!iginio AIe'ondea Anaalmo Es.
te..ia, Maln;el Moraies WeHees]&o NIayes
i'4r,io.
*. Luis knao.--l l.a nueva cieneia de
| cursr ! ensellanza de Ia uniIad de- todas las
| anfcrnelial,es, sli ouraoion uniformc Fix me-
d.cansntos pin opsraeiouos, basada ell ella.
Manual couseiero &c los hombres samoa de
los eniernoa. I'm tomo dc nnas soy p&ginas,
! ano,taGernalo ca teia .;4 50.---l.ibfaiia dc y.
+. s.njarjo Vidal.
| *. Dice ei 'shycniug Post, Ge Nueva
| Yo.k: spuesle atiflnsrse con sesNllda' que 10
Tenderness amigo 81 otfo laIo del mar 81 trata
mos de srlnar quorela hspsla. En- EUROPA
no teucmog hog amigos. Foda Ia dlpIo.nacla
europea Sc fuutia en- la idea dc conservar Ia
paz. Ait J con razon, Sc oonslieia como
saiyaje !. toQo ct que arlitialsamehto lAtenta
pcrturta.la Ill Aienaaje de MI Cieseiaud
| sobre Venezuela, Ell despaoho glosero de sher
man, las continuas alharaeas dc los iingoes
del senado, han hegho que Eulopa nos tenga
por un pueblo somicivilizatso, pe'.gfoso y por
tanto digno de que no Sc lie consldeie.
Janlongs do York, oi:ss 1ns,'ess es..:n mns ena..
salchi ichon dc Il3h, aa'ci4ich.s eaparragos de
j;bk. Langostinos, haayecillaH de baealao,
| Lau,prea {. Is Borla:eza, Pvrdices y toraos
asaios Y Ell eseaB4Ghe, GaIletitas y biscochos
ipg5eses, Q,eeos Gruyera Manchegos de Ma
hon; Cognac Eiennessy eBouestlno Cham
paene Roelerer Ciicot, Licores dc Marie Brl-
zard. Cerveza ssAncla'' vinos de jerez el
reputsdo Eioisno "MlJ;,IrA' So aasban DO
rocibir en- el colmado de IsPANO14 CO
San jose 10, S. J, Pto Rico.
~ Sc ha yxpeiido tftnlo dc Bachiller a
favor dc don francisco A;atanzo Gonzalez.
~Ai,AsTO pUB'ICO.--i4a carae Dc
res, se oxpeadara nlsflana eli esta capital %
| caatavos 81 kilo.
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Es, puos, eydento que Ia Junta Magma te.
MA que deacnpchar tnneionca bastante mhs
trascenientsles que 81 cambio puramente per
soual del jefe, y que sa reunion iNt I'm !facaso,
pucslo que 10 h. ieisdo todo per hacer.
uANlrl FNRNAN DW Ju&COS.
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ReDertQTio HistO!iaO

Repertoire Aistoieo Pc, pa p1 DON "t. e. '>o :'.y
Coll Toste, segunde cusderno.-s salrefio:
Adyertencia. Opinion de la prensa sai'se ei
repertoire historico.- .Carta de Brau dusde Sc
villa Care. de Coll Toste.--la ratrla dc
Ponce de 1,a5., por f. Newmann.-Antieiie-
dad de Co.t.o.s-@hemoria description de la
isia de Puerto Rico mandata !. haeer por 5. M,
el rey don Felipe II, ell aTo de 15s2.- Los il
baros, por don Jose de j. Do,iinsfiez.-- Il
padre nuestro en- ealibe del Coatlnentc.---
Fray lingo Abad, por E Newmann.-l.as dos
flores Qeyenda) por Santiago Nidarte.-iHan,
primer obispo puertorrique quelo.-Juieio cl.itico
del Compemdo de la historic de Santo Doinln
-Efemerides. Cada ejemplar vale % ctss.
Luna 80. +.
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jg!lllZls gga!!!.gg.tg

un cbispo muy catavito,
en Mallorca apareoi6,
y del cuJo dc su iglesia
un MinRt1o excomu.Go.
Y es el case que ofcndido
en sa propia dignidad,
el Mlnlstro ha pretendldo
81 obisao castigar.
Pero sale Marceliai,
cuyo cargo no pronuncio,
= al Mmistro recomienda
10 vaya 4 contar al -. Nuneio.
Rcsu'tando que el obispo
en- MaIorca Sc qued6,
y ei Mlnlstro excomulgado
la cartera.... ;se guardo!!!
sQue oonsigues con tener
tanto iujo poseer
un alma va dcstruida:
sno sahes que en- esta vida
es ilusorio 81 placer?
ST oyes dobsr las campanas
no pregautes quien ha muerto,
que Ia siao, una. :. JuDta ssmaea"
que predicaba en- desierto.
iCuanto orgullo y presuncidn!
;tlcnes mas? iya 10 eabfs!
ipcro gasta el corazdn
CUE quisas Dc mi passion
vas d acordalte algiin dfa!
Cuentan las crdnicas
que un Principito,
calaverito
Sc va 4 cssar
con gu fregona,
mujer chulapa,
que solo pspas
sabe mondar.
Diccn que Ell case
morrocotuao,
ha sido un nude
de desunion,
para <ss Austria,
slempre guerrero
pues cama entera
gu abiicacion;
que Ia nobleza
e3carneclda.
pide la vida,
no sc de qui6n,
que la DANA
de mis- pecados,
de los fregados....
pas6 al Eden.
Yame fguro
yer que disfrutan,
que disputan
mas rabiar,
que 81 marido
con entereza,
dice: - Pripceea,
anaa d.. ;fregar!
Tie II ell la escalera,
;gnG h.cfas allf
que ehocar de hescs
muy quelio senti.
--Beaaba.... una estanipa.
Oh, Dios, de israeli
III qul6n tu besahas
era =. i Rafael,
elIojas del arbol oaiJas
jngeetes del viento son.,
las hoias xsueltas, lcidas,
son hojas ;ay! desprendidas
del arboI... de slgtln bast6n.
81 hspronceda vlylera ;vaya un fastido.
iai la suuidn, me salyaba de algdn presidio,
A! verte llorar, ref,
pues que tinifas cref;
hoy tie reista, Pillar,
yal verlo.... rompi liorsr,
pues no sc 10 que sentf.
sSara tai vez, nina mia,
precu:sora tn algeria
de IN iiluvio de tristeza?
entonces.... ;tu vida empieza
cusn'o empieza tu agonfa!
JJLEIE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-26
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for English Conversation lie aquella ncissaa
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Languages en- los i-staeios Unidos de Ia A;g.e
riaa del A9rte, cct. etc, Lana, 43. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-26

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