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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23

county.
We are glad TO know Miss Maud
Marshall, who has been sick : again
out aLd called ~
Misses Lemaster ana Burton visited
the Mt Vernon school Friday and
say they were nicely treated by the
teacher.
James Maddy hsulsd wood lsst
week from his new farm.
Charley Simpson has returned
from his visit in Illinois.
II / Clifford : sale was success, as
every thing sold well.
+ NJ Maniove will soon move 10
Oklahoma, where lie has purchased
a farm.
Miss Fora Boswell visited home
folks again Sunday.
The Mt Vernon Iyceum i still pro-
crossing nicely. 20 the report goes.
Lou Simpson i preparing 70 re-
build his home, which was recently
burned down.
Friday, Feb. 81, [ G Parks school
closes at Lone Star.
James CowIey visited his sisters in
Butter last week.
f + Boswell il feeding fifty head OF
the finest cattle in the country.
Ben Shelby has gone TO h & 10
work in the stock yards.
AN Kerr went TO Adrian last Sat
urday.
Wallace Lewis wife j. improving
nicely under the care of "A Nevada
doctor, who j. successful a. a cancer
doctor.
The Couchman boys are logging
this week.
A position of trust and an schiug
tooth are always hard 10 ilil.
Jas Wright, wife aud SOD, visited
/ her father near Butler Saturday.
Miss Danner has the spring term o'
/ school at Willow Branch.
/ We understand our old friend and
neighbor Charles Lee, has moved
+ back 10 Adrian. CORES PONDE$T
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
L0CBET Is PRESIDENT,

Iha French Assembly OF Deputies and
Senators Elected Faure's Successor
at Versailles this Afternoon.
Paris, Feb. 18.-M Loubet was
elected president of the French re
public to succeed the late Felix
Faure, by the assembly of deputies
and senators this afternoon.
The two leading candidates were
M. Loubet, moderate republican, and
M. Meline, conservative. Loubet
received 483 votes against 270 for
Meline.
Loubet is 6l years old and law
yer by profession. He entered pub
=" life as mayor of Montelimart. IN
1876 he became a member of the
chamber of deputies His present
distinction makes of interest the fact
that he voted for the expulsion OF
religious orders from France several
years ago. He was, however, iucon
sistent enough to secure the exemp
tion of the Trappists in his depart
ment from this harsh treatment. He
became "A member of the senate in
1885 and minister Of public works in
the Trad cabinet in 1887. The
portfolio remained in his hands only
four months.
In 1892 Louhet became Premier.
His cabinet went to pieces in the
Panama revelations. Last month be
was elected as preside1t of the sen
| ate
TIE fac5 that L1ubeJ was opposed
by the anti Semites. the bitter enc.
mics of Drevfus, indicate that he is
regarded as favorable to the revision
of the Dreyfus case
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
WILLIAMS
CASH GROCERY.

Are getting il % lay another car Of
the best hog wire fencing ever made,
this makes the second car we have
gotten II last SO days. This is the
best fence ever sold in Butler, and
we sel. it from SC TO Sc rod lesG
than others ask for theirs, and we
are selling three times the fence o!
all tie others put together We
advise you TO buy now as all wire
goods are advancing fast We have
nearly two cars uow TO supply yoC
with at the old price if you don't
pu. eff buying too loug, as we are
sending out lots Of it every day
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
No Dummy Candidates..

Jefferson City, Mo, Feb IT.
Senator Vandiver's bill to shut out
dummy candidates, was passed by
the senate this morning with but lit
lie opposition.
The vote WAS % to 4. The bill
provides that whenever any person
shall be nominated for Office by pc
tition the signers of the petition
must declare that they are bona fide
supporters of the candidate and that
they have not aided and will not aid
in the nomination of any other cam
didate for the same office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
How to Leok Good.

Good looks are really more than
skin deep, depending entirely upon
healthy condition Of the vital
organs. If the liver is inactive, you
have bilious look; if your stomach
is dis ordered you have a dyspeptic
look; if your kidneys are affected,
you have pipched look. Secure
good health, and you will surely
have good looks Electric Bitters"
isa good alternative and tonic Acts
directly on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, pur,ties the blood, cures
pimples, blotohes and boils, and
gives a good complexion Ever bot
lie guaranteed. Sold at 81 l. Tuck
er's drug store. so cents per bottle,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23

4 A. hfH Uh
An Enterpris1og Citizen and Good
Man is Gone.
! 4. Review.
Wm. II. Mclean died at his home
wast Park Ave. at 11:20 o'clock
r,,dsy morning of appendicitis,
~ an illness Of only about a week.
nscessed was the son of VIM. B.
u.reap. who was a midshipman in
AT S. navy under Commodore
posers in 1912 and at the time OF
4. death was a Post Captain in the
nsEs
The subject of our sketch was
!, Nov vrrk Cit~ January Is,
1922 and was therefore aged a
v..rs | month and 5 days He was
.;nself in the naval service of his
eouotry and entitled to rank as a
.,ptain. He passed through the
usrieau war, the Florida war and
.ba civil war, serving in the latter
from 1861 to 1865. .
In civil life he was for many years
.locomotive engineer. But nearly
% years ago retired from active
husipess He came to Rich Hill in
the early days of the towns history
rom Flora, Ills, aud located here
with the view of making Rich Hill
bis homs.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
Steel Ranges, Steel Ranges

Doa't buy 8 steel Range until you
have seen ours. the JEWELL RANsE; it
is the prettiest, strongest, heaviest,
easiest managed aud the best cook
ing range manufactured 10 day. II
is made by the largest Stove Co. IL
the world, and will last almost n life
time We vii! sell you the Jewell
Range on IA guarantee thai If it doe.
not cook lEr-E1 than any stove or
range you ever used, we will pay
your money back. Now, remember
what we say. We not only warrant II
10 cook az vel but better than any
stove YOU ever 'sai Same warrant
on our Jewell Cook Stoves over any
other stove: att we will sell either
to you for lots less money than you
can buy other stoves or ranges; not
because they cost less but because
we are making ourselves satistiee
with verv few dollars profit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
CONGRESSMAN CRAWFORD DYING.
Texans Assure Him His Little Children viii
Be Taken Care Of.


Be Taken Care o.
Washington, D c., Feb IT
Congressman John Walter Crawford
of the fourth district of Texas, is
lying at the point of death at Pfovi
dence hospital in this city. Very
little hope of his recovery is enter
tanned. He is suffering from com
plication of disorders the most pro
nounced of which is dropsy. For
DAYS he has been in most excrutiat
ing pain. The breakdown OF Mr.
Crawford, who is still young man,
being but 36 years of age, dates
from the death of his wife about
three months ago. They were very
devoted, and her loss was particular
ly hard on account of the family of
four little ones left without single
female relative on either the mother r
or fathers side who could be called
upon to take charge of them The
members of the Texas delegation
and their wives are very much inter
ested in AIr. Crawiord's illness be
cause of the sad circumstances ot
his young family, and have conveyed
to the dying man assurances thai
his little family will be taken care O
if the worst happens to him. Mr.
Crawford made his will to-day
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
Rucklen's Arnica Salve

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is Euaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by II. l. Tucker
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
Medal for Helen Gould.

Washington, Feb. 15.-A bill was
reported from the military affairs
committe and passed by the senste
to-day extending the appreciation OF
congress to Miss Helen Gould Tor
patriotic services during the late
war and providing that a gold
medal be presented to her by the
President.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
Mccormick, Mccormick.

We have two cars Of Mccormick
Binders, Reapers aad Movers com
ing and Mccormick repairs Of every
description Everybody knows
what McCormick goods are and ev-
erybo1y want them. They have
every possitls improvement this
year that skill car invent aud We are
prepared to furnish you with the
GIy-lyE Mccormick repairs at about
half tne price heretofore. Come N
now aul leave y11- orders for what
YOU want to bs =-re 10 get it. for
last year they cor-i rot fornish all
tle machines uallel, as the farmeri
waited too late - p.sce their orders.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
Yonnr Huntsr Fatally Weunded

Sedalia, Mo, Feb. 1S.-John
Ransdell, a young Benton county
farmer, while huuting near Cole
Camp yesterday, was fatally wound
ed. The barrel of his shotgun burst,
knocking out one eye and fracturing
MS skull.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
How to Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with
your water and let it stand twentytOur
hours: a sediment or settling inicates an
unhealthy condition of the kidneys; il it
stains your linen it is evidence of kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or
pain in The back is also convincing proof
that the Kidneys and bladder are out OF
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23

New York, February l. The
marriage Of Thomas a. Edison, Jr
and Miss Marie Louise Tuohy, an
actress Of tie Casino force. became
known TO day. The marriage took
. acs SJrember q
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THREE CHILDREN BURN.
They Had Been Rescued, bu. Ran Back
Into the Fire.

They Ii adj Been Rescued, bu. Ran Back
Into the FIRE.
Pi0e Bluff, Ark, Feb. 16-News
just received here tells of the burn
ing of three children at Phoenix,
Desha county. They were two boys
and a girl, ranging in age from & to
II years Their father is named
Banister About II o'clock Thurs
day night his house caught fire He
succeeded in Carrying his three chill
dren i'll safety from the house.
They were asleep however, when
he carried them out, and when plac
ed on the ground they ran back into
the house. The house was just
ready to collapse. Banister spraDg
forward to rescue his children. To
re enter meant certain death so the
crowd that sur.odn Ie the bur1iug
building sejzsd the aged father aud
held bin back
The burning timbers fell on the
three young children and their fear
ful cries sent thrills of horror through
the crowd that was helpless to save
After the destruction Of the house
was completed aud the dying ember'
cooled of, the chiIdren's remains
were taken from the ashes, They
were buried side by side in a church
graveyard on the plantation where
they lived.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
EIkhart items.

r-T- RAwfar-i7as fuzE returned
s-..-' rfs extended visit IN Henry
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
UNDFR - srrRRvIsIox.

UNDER SrArK SUPERVISOR.
We beg TO offer our services for
a part or all Of your account
feeling that we can assure depos-
itors all the advantages arising
from experience. prudence and
vigilance.
FARMERS BANK.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-02-23
W. H. M'LEAN DEAD.

al HlI Pioneer-A Hero of Three Wars
An EnterprisIng Citizen and Good
Man is Gone.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25

Parsoe que por los campos de Ponce
pululan los cuatreros. Raro es ell dfa
que no aparezca en- nuestro diario una
noticia referente q desaparicion de ca
ballos y reses, robadas de las estancias.
7 10 peor es, que luego no parecen; 10
cual hace suponer que esos animales con
vendidos en- otras jurisdieciones.
Como los casos son va tan frecuentes
que constituyen verdadera alarma entire
los propietarios, llamamos la atencion
de las autoridades para que Sc conten-
gan esos latrocinios.
iCuando Sc establece la policfa rural,
inca que puede garantizar ell respecto
4 la propiedad agrfcola?. Triste es de-
cirlo; cuando existfa la guardia civil,
la odiosa guardla civil, los cuatreros y
ladrones no abundaban. Desde que
lesapareci6 aquel cuerpo, ell agricultor
y ell propietario. rural, tienen sus inte-
reses merced de los bandidos. Lo
que viene 4 demostrar que para la vi
gilancia de nuestros campos SO necesita
un cuerpo de policfa armada que haga
las veces de la guardia civil.
Creese pronto csc cuerpo, no solo
para tranquilidad del agricultor, sino
para prestigio del pats, pues hochos de
tai naturaleza no pueden menos que de-
en- ell extrangero, donde
"a, por desgracia, 10 estamos bastaHte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25
ODeruci0n
BuncUl'iu
Importante transaction

Sc asegura que por cfecto de una ope-
racion de finanza, han pasado la perte-
nencia de nuestro amigo don Wenceslao
Borda, las 5000 cedulas hipotecarias
que emitio ell Ayuntamiento de la Ca
pital hace algun TEMPO, con Ia garantfa
de todas sus propiedades, sobre la
rata de un POI ciento anual.
Dichas oedulas estaban en- su mayorfa
en- poder del Banco Espanol, y hoy,
previa la operacion in dicada, que pasa
de trescie,atos mil pesos, sc traspasan al
senior Borda, quien Sc propone lanzarlas
en- ell mercado de Nueva York.
Esta resuelta actitud del comprador,
en- un negocio respectable, pucs es ell
primero que sc verifca en- la Isla d til
pe tan alto, producira agradable impre-
sion en- ell seno de la banca americana,
demostrando las facilidades multiples
que presta este mercado para transaccio-
mes de importancia, y ell buen credito
que merecen nuestros cuerpos de admi-
nistracion interna.
Deseamos una solucion feliz a, seilor
Borda en- sus negocios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25
NUEVA YORK Al DIA

Solo un mes ha duradO la Republi-
ca Grande que habian tornado las
Republicas chicas de Nicaragua, Sal
vador Y Honduras. Nj siquiera sc lie
ha dado tempo para elegir su primer
Presidente. Una revOluciOn, que ha
triunfadO en- ell Salvador, ha derriba
do la tierna confederation.
Sc opina en- Washington que este
fracaso allanara la construction del
canal de Nicaragua, porque a los Es-
entenderse con aquel pals y con los
demas de Centric America, que con la
xanomaIa unions la llama ell
corresponsal del Times, de Nueva
York, en- Washington ha tent
do vida tan breve. Ell no figurar en-
ella nj Costa Rica nj Guatemala, ha
sido, segdn parece, una de las causas
del fracaso.
Los partidariOs de la Republica
Grande Green que, ahOra, sera possible
csnstituir una viable, en- la que en-
tren las cinco naciones Centric anne
ricanas ST ell acuerdO no ha durado
entire tres de elias, shabria modo de
tenerlo entire las cinco7
Es 10 cierto que en- America sobran
republicas y faltan republicanos. A
esas cincO naciOnes les cOnyendrfa, no
solo unirse entire elias, 81 que, tam
bien, unirSe q Mexico. Asi Sc crea-
ria una potencia -importante y respe
tada. He leidO que algunos meiicanos
aboguen por este plan, que no es del
agradO de los centric americanos.
La gente de nuestra raZa, asi en-
Europa como en- America, es dema-
siado particularista. Ell contraste en-
tire nosotros la gente de lengua in
glesa, Sc presta medltaclOneS, des-
Unehall Q89D, hablan ell ingles Ill
millones de individuos y ell espanol
AZ millOnes. Los que hablan ell ingles'
no tienen mas que dos banderas: la
britannica y la americana. Los ~ mi
llones que hablan espanOl, estan dis
tribuidOs entire una mOnarqula y diez
y seis republicas. Esto sno explica
los successes actuales y otros anterio
resi- Debil la monarquia y debiles las
a causa de su selvatica
Independence.
Con toda la gente de habla espanola,
Sc haria un ORGANISING poderoso, res
petado por ell mundo. Pero, mientras
itaiianos alemanes han caminado de
"a disgregacion a la unidad, nosotros
nemos caminado a la disgregacion.
No queremos sacrifcar al tOdO algo
lie la parte. Somos victimas del pro-
del regionalismo y del Sc
tres Intermediates de la |
Dersonalidad politica.
Las cOnsecuencias Sc estan palpan-
10 en- las Antillas, en- Centro Ameri |
"a hasta en- la Peninsula, no menos |
,ue en- la America del Sur, que de |
3iera ser una vigorosa confederation |
7 no 10 que es; un enjambre de repu-
)liquitas pobres, atrasadas y debiles,
;alvo eXcepciones.
ANTONIO ESCOBAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25

De la obra empczada ha de surgir ell
dereclio puertorrique1o que no le ten
dremos garantizado, hasta que no SO
convenza el pats americana que somos
una sociedad capaz de vivir la vida de
la harmonic, separandonos de un ru-
tinarismo denigrante, injusto, fatal de
la colonia, virus de la metropoli que
es precise envenenar para que muera.
Continilen adelante los generosos
sbanderados de la eonfraternidad, que,
a reclamo tan hermoso, no hay senti-
miento que no Sc rinda, nj volnntad
que no Sc despierte.
Surja la epoca moderna entire him
nos dc alabama, y despeje Ell sol de un
dfa de fiesta, las horas malditas del
pasado con todas sls negruras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25
"PROCLAMA GUIANA
Al pueblo cubano y al ejercito

ella llegadoel momento de dar publi-
ca explicacion de mi conducta y de mis-
prop6sitos, siempre, segan mi criterio,
en- bien del pats que sirvo.
Terminada la guerra con Espafia, fir
mada la Paz por nuestros ali dos-ta-
citamente americaros, cref de mi
deber no moverme, sin un objeto polf-
tico determinado, del lugar en- dopde
dispare ell tiltimo tiro envaine mi es-
pada, mientras ell Ejercito enemigo
no abandonase por complete la Isia pa
ra no pertnrbar, quizas, con mi presen-
cia, ell reposo y la calma neoesarios pa
ra consolidar la paz nj molestar, tampo-
co, los cubanos con Manifestations
de jabilo innecesarias.
FL periodic de TRANSACTION va termi-
mar. Ell eiercito enemigo abandona ell
pats, entrara ejercer la soberanfa
entera de la Isla, nj libre nj indepen-
diendiente todavfa, ell Gobieano de la
Gran Nacion, en- virtud a 10 estipulado
en- ell Protocolo de Ia paz.
La cesacion en- la Isla del poder ex-
trangero, la desocupaci6n militar, no
puede suceder intertanto no Sc consti-
tuya ell Gcbierno propio del pals, esa
labor es necesarlo que nos dediquemos
embellishments para dar cumplimiento
a las causas determinante de la inter
vencion y poner termino esta en- ell
mas breve tempo possible.
Mas antes es preciso-por ell espfritu
de Justlcla que encarnan-y para que ell
Ejercito Libertador quede disuelto
vayamos todos a formar en- las fiIas del
pueblo, como garantfa mayor de orden,
que sc lleven feliz termino las nepo.
claclones comenzadas para satisfacer en-
la medida de 10 equitativo la deuda que
con sus servidores ha contrafdo ell pals.
Mientras todo este quede resuelto,
guardare mi situacion de espera en- el
punto que crea conveniente, dispuesto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25
CONFRATERN|DAD POLITICA
SAN GERMAN \ CAYEy

La obra de la confraternidad sc ini-
cia.
Ell primer reclamo hecho la con
ciencia regional, 10 hixo San German
y tremola esa bandera hermosa que fla
mea como iris de paz sobre su encane-
cida cabeza, ell venerable patricio don
Francisco Mariana Quifiones, secunda-
opinion respetada y respectable.
Hoy es Cayey la que secunda In obra
generosa.
La acci6n es comun, y los bene6cios
han de ser generates.
Con tan noble pensamiento no Sc
elabora en- pro de nadie; Sc trabaja pa
ra ell pals, Sc garantiza la estabilidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25

puesto 4 todos los sacrifcios, y al
sostenimiento de todas las ener-
gias.
ST alguna vez en- la historic de
una evolucion politica, necesit6'el
pals del cariflo de todos sus hUos.
de la resolucion de todos los ca
racteres, esa vez fue ahora, en- que
por leyes de antagonismo de raza
y de educaclon, era nuevo todo
10 que venfa, y completamente
distlnto en- ell orden de las comu-
nes aspiraciones.
De ahi la grandeza de la MI
sion, de ahi ell profundo resFeto
que despiertan los hombres del
Consejo insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25
M|N|sTRo De MARINA

Ell vapor Brooklyn de Ia escuadra
nacional, ha llegado la. Capital, fon-
deando frente Ia boca del MORO, POI
impedirle la entrada ell demasiado ca
lado: no obstante, echo una Ian, ha q
TERRA y en- ella vino ell senior Ministro
de Marina.
Ell Jefe de la escuadra ameri 5ana per-
manecio algunas horas en- ell Arsenal, y
allf examine los documentos facultatl-
vos que sc rozan con los proyectos de
obra futura en- ell puerto.
En- las ultinas horas de la tarde vol
vio zarpar ell Brooklyn llevando a su
bordo al distinguido funcionario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25
JOSE LORENZO CASALDUC

Procurador res ilente en- Utua.
do partic;pa a sus amigos y rela-
cionados, que habiendo cesado
en- el cargo de Notario que de-
sempenaba interinamente, entra
de nuevo en- el ejercicio de su
profession de Procurador. encar-
gandose de la gesti6n de toda
clase de negoc;os judiciales, CO.
mo el cob-o y arreglo de cuentas
pendientos y demas de igual 8
parecida indole.
Enero Is 1896. I'm alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-01-25

para contemplar ell cadaver de su her
manito, con ojos espantados, Renan
con ell pelo herizado las pupilas di-
latadas, segufa riendo, al par que tenn
blaba sobre sus delgadas piernas, di-
ciendo:
-Pepito -. mi hijo.... Sc muri6.
ia, ia, ja....! ide hambre. -! Bien
hecho. :. todos debfan hacer 10 mis-
mo. -. Bien hecho... sverdad, ma
DIRE, que esta bien -? TIA, ia, ia. II.
Y ell misel able, mientras Sc refa de-
iaba ccrrer un manantial de iagrimas
por sus extraviados Ojos
Despues, no pudo resistir mas, y sc
desplom6 como una piedra.
En- aquel instsate aparecieron dos
policfas en- la puerta.
-;Jose Renan. -?
Nadie contesto.
-iJose Renan. 80?
Silencio pavoroso.
-iJose Renan. -?
Un ronquido sordo respondio desde
ell suelo.
Entonces la policfa calgo con 81 sc
10 llevaron como quien Sc Heva un cosa
cualquiera, un motion de podredum-
bre.
Mientras tanto, la anoiana segufa ilo-
rando sobre Ell helado cuerpecillo de 81
nieto, las demas criaturitas habfan vuel
to roer sus pedazos de pan, y Amra-
rito, la mayor, hincada al pie de la
cuna del pequenuelo, con las manitos
en- cruz, exclamaba.
-iVirgen Santfsima. ....i lmadre de
Dios -. iacuerdate de nosotros! No
nos desampares y llevame al cielo con
mi hermanito, porque este mundo es
muy malo -. Virgen Maria =. SAGA
papa de la oarcel die mama abue-
lita que no lore.
Y las lagrimas la interrumpieron.
Despues, volvio reinar ell silencio
mas profundo los nifios sc habfan
quedados dormidos, la sefiora Renan
segufa abrazada al muertecito, Am
paro esperanto que la Virgen llegsse,
segufa meciendo al chiquitfn de In GU
ma la cual al moverse de un lsdo para
ell otro interrumpio ell silencio de la no.
che, sonando siempre oon ell mismo COM
pas: run. rum. rum. run
Nj. GONZALEZ GARCIA.