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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
DYNAMITE IN A TURNPIKE WAR.
Fragments or n Toll-Gate Scattered Over
Whole TownsIIIp

LoGansport. Ind. (Spccian.-A mob
of twenty-five men visited the north
toll gate of the Burlington pike and
biew II up with dynamite The charge
was placed in the middle room of the
house, and the force OF the explosion
drove the walls outward and the roof
nigh into the air. The outrage was
carefully planned
NO toll had been collected for three
days. and both toll gate Keepers had
been removed in compliance with
wh'tecap notices.
The owners Of the pike declare that
inc county has rcfrained from buvinc
h"cause the citizens protest against
opening a highway. which will attract
trade to Logansport. The road is as
Scssed at $1,000 mile. hut the county
oilers the company only S212.
ID. G. Justice. President of the turn
PIKE company. Snys he is helpless
against mobS and dynamite. and
doesn't see how il can protect and en-.
force it's legal rights
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
Cur Adopted I-lPnds.

Silvcstrc Rico. u much feared bandit.
was killed by Lieutenant Marino Mon
caGa. of the Rural Guard. at Songo.
Cuba.
Exports from Cuba through The port
of Hanava for the last seven months
were slightly less than for tho CORE
spending period last wear.
Cuban customs receipts for the first
half of 1900 We're over $4,000 600. far
more than in 1890 for same period.
Governor General Wood OF Cuba.
rode 12o miles in twenty hours across
tho island.
Mail adviccs from the Philippines
show that American troops frequently
arc compelled To storm we'll construct.
ed trenches held Ivy rebels.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
The SntIounI t;.,nc

Cross is playing great ball ut third
for Brooklyn.
Platt, Of Philadelphia seems to have
lost his effectiveness.
Providence, The Eastern League lead
cr, has won sixty games.
kahoc is probably the best throw
inS catcher in the League.
clements. of Boston. IS the crly left
hand catcher in the League.
Wagner, Of Piushurg. Lead; the
Lca;,ue il double" aud triples
Cincinnati has lost more %umr> than
@ry ";h"r team in the I.c""u".
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
LIEUTENANT coRDUA SHOT,,
short Shift For Omcer Who Plotted 10
Abduct Koberts.

London OBy Cablc, Special dis
patches from Pretoria say that Lieu
tenant Cordua. formerly of tho Stnats
Artillery. was shot for plotting TO ab-
duct Lord Roberts aul kill the British
officers in Pretoria lie was found
guilty technically of breaking his pa
role.
Lieutenant Cordua was found guilty
on August 2l The sentence of the
court was postponed until the findings
of the court were confirmed 10y Lord
Roberts. He approved them early Fri
day, and the sentence was executed at
once.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
Chambers in New0erry

Last week Mr.. h. a. Fellers. OF New
berry county, reported TO the governor
tho existence CT glanders among stock
in Newberry county. The report has
been forwarded to President Hartzog
of Clemson College. with the request
that ne send a veterinarian to look
into the matter and take proper steps
TO prevent spread OF the disease
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29

The three Scl.lling race at Hall
fax. \. =. between Ten Eyck and Vail
was won by Ten Eyck, the American.
The American reply To Ii Hung
Chang that we will talk peace To Chi
na when she is pcaccful-was second
ed 10y Germany.
Four thousand five hundred and
eighty bales of cotton were destroyed
by fire in warehouse ut Santander.
Spain
Mrs. Florence Maybrick talking to
Il reporter in her English prison. de-
fcnded the late Lord RUSSELL from at
tacks upon his memory.
The coal ring is tightening it's grip
on the English consumer. aS the i'm.
portation of coal from the United
States, even at present prices. is un.
profitable. owing to The frcightagc
BrcSci. King llumbcrt'S assassin,
asked delay in his trial until witnesses
from America could arrive in Rome.
The British Government is arran.-
Ing To relieve Lord Roberts i'm South
Africa dcpUtiug to Il general of less
consequence the VcNatiouS work OF
running down the partisan hand'
there.
band of masked hr%andS. opcrat-
ing near Eomc. have recently robbed
Il number of tourists. kilip" one
woman VINO WcntS a stuffed bird
Oh her hat i, Liable TO fine Of from
So To $50 lay law recently passed
by the legislature ut Arkansas.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
Nav be POSpOned.

The State board OF education is
scheduled 10 meet on September .. 10
take further action in regard to the
matter Of the adoption OF the school
text books. Owing to the fact that
this date is between primary elections
and just after the first it is likely that
The meeting will be postponed. some
later date being selected The Wo k
is important and will require most
careful attention.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
Georcin's Cotton Cron >no,,

The Hon. .. Il. Stevens. Commits.
S'ohcr "i Agriculture for Georgia.. in
ms report luNI made public estimates
ne '"lIon crop "i Georgia. this v.,r
III ''S'ro bales. against M S0n thn
average OF five previous years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
CENSUS Shows $4,000, OO0|
Estimate Of Our Population Based on
Returns Already Counted.
ONE-THlRD LIVE IN THE CITIES.
What tho Statistics Gathered by the
Enumerators IndicaSe-TotaI Number
of People In the United States About
seventy-hve Millions Thirty-thres
Fer Cent. In Large Towns.

Washington. ID. c. (SpeciaD.-Of the
1900 enumeration districts i'm tho
United States the Census Office has
counted. in round numbers. 1000. and
tind> their population to he 25.0O0. 900.
This would mean. ON the law of aver.
ages, Il total Of about I7.OOO.OOO. But
his Will not be reached. 1t seems TO
Gc II Census Office rule that the gen
sral average of these enumeration dis
trictS tends to fall MS the count pro-
ceeds. slightly. 10 be sure. but enough
- modify results in the grand total
W hen $4,000 enumeration districts hnd
heen counted they gave population
which. If multiplied by four. would
put the country's total ut $4,000 900.
which was the figure that enthusiast site
estimators had long since set unon
for the census of 1900. The count has
now proceeded far enough to make
his figure o1t of the question. and
also tO make reasonably certain that
The total will he not more than 10
vOo0OO, although il will not fall
very far below that figure The rea-
son il may fail below ut all. is that the
thSIN NllIt'. ia pul tue us
trictS. intends To give those cnumrra-
tors who have to walk over a good
leal of territory little less work to
do. ON the frontiers and in the very
remote places this influence operates
most strongly. and. as rule. the re-
turns from such places are among the
last 10 he tabulatcd. Therefore. ii
may be put Gown as settled fact that
the population of the United States
Will not be more than I5.OO0.OO0 This
IS the inside opinion of the Census
Office managers. hut. being con iectm-
al. has. of course. found no place in
my official bulletin.
Figures have been carried lar enough
also TO show that about -: per cent of
the population of the United States
Will be found living in cities o. towns
Of 5000 persons or above. This is 1t
very significant fact In $3.50 it was
29 per cent. In l190 il was = per cent.
The cities already counted show The
following results. the returns for his
year being placed beside those OF 1890,
with The percentage of increase:
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
IIuntincion,s MiII-

The bulk Of tho e,tate Of Coils T.
Huntington is divided bv his VIII
among his widow. II f. Huntington,
4 nephew. Archer " Huntington. m
adopted son. and Princess uatzfeldt.
an adopted daughter.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
I'oreien.

Dr. Sanclemente. The titular Presi-
dent OF Colombia. has been forced to
retire from tho office by the people OF
the republic. and Dr Marroquin has
succeeded him.
Impatiencr and irritation over the
long delay in reducing the Transvaal
, subjcction have lea The British pub
lie to indulge i'm some harsh criticism
Of Lord Roberts.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29

is born Of meditation.
No man can rob YOU Of the true rich
cs except yourself.
Shrinking from shame FOR Christ is
the thing We most need to be ashamed
Of
Criticism of the churches will not be
accepted as passport at the gate of
the City.
When a chur,h i a fountain of living
water. men do not forget whore they
flow.
IL. when men arc driven to sin the,
would bnlk little, they would he
safe.
The first thing a soldier has to learn
is not 10 fight others. but how to sub
due himself
Principle is tho principal thing in
life.
The gain of scheming is only SEEM
ing.
Small Talk is tho child of Little
Thought
Silent. secret service is often sweet
est.
The stronger the building the great
or the danger when it sag
He who has no appetite for righte-
BUSINESS has the fever Of sin.
The salt water Of tho world is sorry
satisfaction for the thirsty soul
The man who can he trusted ont of
sight will do just work out OF sight.
great many people go To church
praying that they may hear prcf ching
that will hit somebody else.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
Cause of Riot Sentenced.

Louis Peek the negro who was the
cause of the Akron tOhiol riots. was
taken there from Cleveland and sen
fenced 10 the peuifeutiarv fer lif"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
rcnpnt Cron a I,niInra

II: depressing news comes rrom
Virginia That the i'ranut crop is fail.
urc. Th" long drought has so ,r..,.1
the vines that the OUTPUT will ma, h
more than onr-;hird of fuu ,',,,'
Prices will hc hi-h ''F'
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29

Excellent dnily passenger service between
Florida and New York
Nos KS aud 3+ New York and Florida TX.
prcsS. Drawing room sleeping cars b"tween
Augusta and New York
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars be.
tween Port Tampa. Jacksonville Savannah
Washington aud New York
fullInan sleeping cars between Charlotte aud
flchm"nd Dining cars between Charlotte
and Savannah
Nos. IS and 86-U s Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawingroom buffet shopping cars be.
tween Jhcksonvillc and New Work. and Pull.
man Sleeping cars between AuYusta and Char.
lotte. Dining cars serve all meals nnroute
pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
nnd Columbia. cnrou'c daily between Jackson.
vllle and Cincinnati Via -hcville
FRANK CANNON. NJ CT-LP
THIRD V T.. ~ t5cn. Mgr Troflc Mgr
Washington ID G. Washington b C.
w A. TURK, :. III HARDWICX
Gen Pass A.'t N-t( Gen Pnss A0't
warrington. y. =. Atlanta, Co
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

wa - ittiiihS anu
yet self revealing.
Ii Il man has the
Water of Life his
world cannot be a
desert.
Loves labor lish {
ems life's lead.
Smart sayings us
ually sting.
He who rests in
God rises to heaven.
The be 1 ministry
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29

The hair grows considerably faster
I'm summer than In winter.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29
Sleeping Car Service.

Trains ~ and 81 Gni1cd except sunday
ATrtvc and depart from Hamburg
fDaIlY rNcopf SnndnY
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-29

y baud of masked hri@andS opcrat.
ing near E"m". have recently robbed
Il number uf tourists. kllin. ono
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25
E| vaIor
y|a cobardla,

Ell valor tanto personal, como
| collective, tanto el que Sc apoya en-
| la fuerza bruta, como ell c1vico, STEM
pre- es sereno, porque esta SECURE de
su propia razon y de su propio es-
fuerzo. En- el valor resplandece STEM
pre- la nobleza,, Ia alteza de miras y
cierto desden compasivo para las
rastreras mezquindades de las ruin
dades de espiritu. Ell valor, como
todas las virtudes es silencioso sin
aspavientos nj jactancias.
No asf la cobardfa. Esta es vo
cinglera y ruidosa, busca la concu
rrencia p1blica porque le tiene un
miedo acervo q Ia soledad, general.
mente fraterniza con Baco que Con
sus vapores embriagantes prestale
aparente .fortaleza. Por ESQ todos
los borrachos presumen de guapos
Y por ESQ todo cobarde Sc toma unas
copas ante de cometer una fecEor1a.
J Ell valor es generoso, tieude la
mano al debil, compasivo con ell CO.
barde, energico con ell altanero.
Cuenta en- todo con su propio es
fuerzo y con su propia correction.
La cobaraia anda siempre en-
pandillaje, 81 hay que atacar uno
Sc reunen cuatro, y arma mucho rui.
do y mucho vocerfo porque Sc asus-
ia de su propia obra. La cobardfa
apela a Ia celada, no Sc atreve, item
bla ante la idea de encontrarse So
las con el valor.
FL valor y ell miedo son la luz y
la sombra, en- ell que la Ultima va en-
constante huida ante la persecution
de la primera.
El valor 10 sostiene la fuerza
moral, la cobardfa a veces la fuerza
muscular, a veces la propia cobar
dia.
FL asecho, la celada, ell pandilla
je, ell pdblico escandalo y la inter
vencion de espectantes, son los CO.
laboradores de la cobardfa.
La serenidad, la firmeza de ami
mo, la sencillez y tranquilidad de
conciencia son las compaf1eras ihse-
parallels del valor.
Ell perjuro, ell concusionario, el
delator, son cobardes .nOralmente, y
por desgracia son muchos en- ell nu-
nero.
eiempre Sc ha comparable la CO.
bardfa con la gallina Y nunca Sc ha
necho comparaci6n mas exacta. Es
ell animal mas cobarde ante la pre-
sencia de un animal mas fuerte; Pc
70 Sc ensaf1a cuando encuentra un
d6bil animalito, rodean al infeliz ca
da cual le da un picotazo, cacarean
su obra, corren como si celebrasen
un gran torneo, baten las alas, Sc
alegran satisfechas, en- tanto que ell
pobre avechucho vfctima de sus fu'
rores, pide .in1tilmente clemencia q
sus perseguidoras, y 81 por fortuna
Sc presenta un defensor del agravia'
do entonces la ensaf1ada bandada Sc
esparce, Sc escurre y huge precipi
tadamente & ponerse en- seguro.
iCuantas gallinas conocemos en-
este mundo!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25
En- e| Model School,

En- la maf1ana de hoy Sc ha c.
lebrado Ia primera session de las con.
ferencias de maestros.
Ell doctor Croft habl6 extensa-
mente sobre la historic de la instruc.
ci6n publica en- los Estados Unidos
detallando las cantidades invertidas
por cada estado en- gastos de ms
trucci6n. Un interprete iba dando &
conocer al publico los detalles minu-
ciosos del discurso del sef1or Conf.
sionado de instruction.
Ell sef1or Rosesell; expuso con
gran acopio de datos y firme argu
mentaci6n, las ventajas del estudio
de los idiomas entranjeros. Fue bre,
We claro en- su disertaci6n, demos
trando los conocimientos Que po I.
see.
El doctor Sthal expuso la nece.
sidad de los conocimientos de histo
ria natural como elemenCo de ms
trucci6n, va bajo 81 as pecto educati
vo, va coroo purec1ente instructive.
Ell Sr Nj Cormick. con una co
rrecci6n exquisite Sc extiende q con-
siderar los sistemas educativos de
Mejico y resultados que dan. Gusta
mucho al pdolico ia facil exposition
que hace de sus ideas q pesar de las
dificultades del idioma.
Esta tarde sigue la convenci6n,
tomando parte el Sr- Diaz, y el Sr.
Infante. La Srta. Llovet no ha po
dido asistir por estar hace algunos
dias indispuesta.
Ell doctor r. NJ Porte ha
trasladada. So ofcina dental & Ia
misma Gale de Ia Cruz no 20
A-SO-26
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25

Oar q conocer las sustancias y
preparedness medicales que mejor
exito tienen es un deber que Sc i'm.
pone todos los Medicos.
He ahf porque no puedo menos
de decir que ell Vino de Stearns al
Aceite de Bacalao por sus propieda-
des eminentemen t6nicas, aperiti
vas y digestivas, es una de las me
jores preparedness que da resulta-
do favorables en- aquellos casos en-
que Sc trate de reponer un organis-
mo debilitado, sea por larga enfer-
medad, 6 bien por afecciones ane
miantes, y puede asegurar q Uds
que no conozco mas seguro y repa-
rado- mas poderoso que ell Vino de
Stearns, en- los diversoses tados pa
tol6gicos que representa- una alte-
raci6n mas 6 menos profunda de las
fuerzas whales
DIR. V. SANTONI.
POnca PtO RIcO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25
Mas ds !0,700 nas'I1s

Con ell rubro anterior, mas la
Erase siguiente: sNuestra benevo-
lente civilizadora infuencia en- las
Filipinas,, publica un periodico de
Nueva York, los detalles que damos
& continuation.
Washington, JUNO 4 Ell Secre
tario Root ha enviado hoy al Senado
la contestaci6n q las preguntas rela'
twas al ndmero de filipinos muertos
heridos, asi como el de prisioneros
desde que comenz6 la insurrecci6n.
Careciendo de informes detalladOs
sobre la materia, ell Secretario Root
los pidi6 por cable Manila al Co.
mandante en- Jefe Mac Arthur, quien
le contest6 con este cablegrama:
xManila, JUNO 4. AL Ayudante
General, Washington. Refriendome
& su cablegrama del % del pasado
ha habido 10, 79O filipinos niue: tos;
2,1O4 heridos; 10, 425 prisioneros y
presentados; y 200 prisioneros que
estAn en- nuestro poder. No Sc lleva
registro complete en- esta Conan
dancia de las bajas filipinas. Los
anteriores datos Sc tomaron del gran
ndmero de parties dados Immediate
mente despues de los encuentros, y
no constituyen mas que una aproxi
maci6n 10 mas exacta possible. Para
obtener datos mas seguros, Sc nece
sitarian algunas semanas de trabajo.
Ell ntmero de muertos que aparece,
ouiz&s exceda al verdadero; el ND
nero de heridos, probable nente es
mucho mayor, pues los tilipinos
acostumbran retirar & toda prisa sus
heridos, y rara vez los dejan en- el
camDo caen en- nuestras manos.
.Algunos funcionarios de cate
goria y personas sospechosas estan
detenidos como prisioneros; muchos
han sido puestos en- libertad despues
do desarmarlos, en- el mismo campo. ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25
DesgraCiado
aCCidente.

Sensible fu@ el sufrido aver por
Ia se1Iorita Carmen Blanco. Sc ha.
llaban de paseo varios amigos en- Ia
quinta del Sr. Marxuach, en- Hato
rey. Dicha senorita, sali6 dar una
vuelta caballo en- union de otras
amigas y al retornar parece que
aquel tropez6 s Sc espant6 con al
gun objeto, y despidi6 & la ginete,
que tuvo la desgracis de recibir una
herida en- Ia frente, y sufrir Ia frao =
tura de la muneca izquierda.
Sentimos ell percance, deseando
el pronto restablecimiento de la Sc
norita Blanco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25
Rur(lOrCS,

- Sc dice: Que es cosa resuelta e]
toque de retirada en- las ofic mas de
Obras Pdblicas ell primero de Julio.
quedando medic battalion cesante
Parece que algo parecido pasara en-
alguna otra oficina.
Sc dice: Que 10 ocurrido entire
el ayuntamiento, el alcalde y el ms
pector de policia, ha salido de la ca
tegoria de <rozaduras, para entrar
de lleno on la de xdesolladuras ,
Creese que el munici pio hara ell a.
sunto question de gabinete, y que
planteara Ia crisis ante ell gobel ma
dor civil.
Sc dice: Que aver estuvieron en-
Caguas dos prohombres del fedora
lismo, atribuyendose ell objeto del
viaje & neutralizar los trabajos de
propaganda que hacen por aquella
jurisdiction los campeones del parti
do dem6crata, en- incubaci6n.
Sc dice: Que ell gobierno SO ha
vuelto sOrdo- -mudo en- ell asuntO de
los consabidos milloncitos, que de-
clan Sc iban & devolver q Puerto Ri
co. No falta quien crea que d los
consabidos millones les ha pasado 10
que q la sal cuando la zabullen en- ell
aqua.
Sc dice: Y de clio respondemos,
que en- ninguna parte de esta ciudad
sc pueden tomar tan buenos refres-
cos. licores y aguas carb6nicas, CO.
mo- en- ell kiosko Gel Polo Norte,
de la marina. A todas horas es-
ia lleno de consumidores.
Sc dice: Que para la election de
Representante votaran con los re-
publicanos, todos los militares, en-
pleados civiles y continentales que
haya en- Puerto Rico cuandO Sc cele-
bren las elecciones; pero pesar de
clio, Green los federales que saldran
vencedores por abrumadora mayo
ria.
Sc dice: Que el tema principal
que Sc ha desarrollado hoy en- las
conferencias pedagogical que celebra
el magisterio, bajo la presidencia de
Mr.. Croft, sera ell resolver ell pro-
blema del ayuno durante ell presente
verano, convirtiendo los maestros
en- camaleones. Sc les permitira que
Sc provean de abanicos para echarse
fresco, 81 sienten mucho calor.
Sc dice: Que en- las obras del
puerto, no Sc obrara por ahora, nj
Sc sabe tampoco cuando. comenzaran
& obrar. Tambien Sc dice que 10 o
perado en- los dltimos tiempos no
despide olor rosas.
Sc dice: Que ell gobernador ci.
vii, inspirandose en- 10 que desea el
publico desafecto q las nebulosida-
des, ha dispuesto que Sc abra una
information pericial, en- la que in
tervegan ingenieros nativos, sobre
ell valor real que pueda tener ell edi
ficio para la Model School que Sc le'
vant6 en- Puerta de TERRA, y cuyo
costoha sido motive de infinitos leo
mentarios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-25
En- el Casino
E;spanol

~ ALI estuvimos una bueua parte
de Ia noche. LA velada de SanJuan!
Unica fiesta que ha habido en- Ia Ca
pital para celebrar su patron. Pa.
rece mentira, un sueflo, 10 que va de
aver q hoy! Los que quieran >echar
una mirada retrospective mediten en-
10 que fue y en- 10 que es. iCuanto
recuerdo hundido en- ese abismo que
Sc llama el tempo! ..-...s .---,.-s.><
~ Pero volvamos al Casino. ALI
20 hahfa dado cita Ia crema de los
bailarines incansables, de los que
est4n siempre en- Ia vertical mien'
tras suena Ia cuerda de un violin
La concurrencia espesa, hume
rosa. Pasillos y salones, bibliotecs
y billares, todo estaba lleno, de etou
complet,.
La <terrase, convidaba con su
hermosa frescura, y alIf en- compa
nfa de Serranito (el del eCapricho,)
disturbances sobre las volubilidades
de Ia vida y las excelencias de la
TERRA del chocolate y Ell cafe.
De cuando, en- cuando, pasaban
por nuestro lado sendas bandejas de
exquisitos dulces, y espumante Ger
veza. Alguna copa cay6 en- nuestra
despensa 1ntima, gracias a Ia galan'
terra de nuestro amigo Espa11ol, que
es un muchacho tan largo de estatu.
ra como de esplendidez con sus ami
gos. iMuchas gracias!
Hermosas damas, y muchos ca
balleros enfraquetados, Sc movfan al
compas de nue>tras deliciosas dan,
zas, y entire clos alcanzamos 4 yer
al poeta fugitive, que habfa hecho
presa de uno de los pimpollos mas
Iindos del salon.
.--~. Mono, con el bigote mas encen.
dido que otras veces, contemplate
ell lance, y murmuraba: <ese hombre
es capaz de cometer un infantici'
dio iCosas de Mercado!
A las doce de la noche, empren'
dimos la retirada por la calle de la
Fortaleza, que estaba silenciosa y
tranquila como un cementerio. ito
do dorlnfa en- Varsovia! Y pens&.
bamos en- 10 hondo de nuestro pc
cho: iLo ou6 va de aver a hoy!l
Ell REVISTERO.