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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
WHAT HYpNoTlsm DID.

Under its Influence Girl Who Knew
Little Of Art Became a Dancer.
Paris, Feb. 17.-With a view to
improving the standard of ballet dane
ing q curios experiment has just been
tried at the Opera Comique.
In the presence of an audience Of
ballet dancers from the Opera and
other theaters Mile. Madeleine, who
knows little of music or dancing, was
thrown into hypnotic sleep by Prof
Magnin, Of the School Of Magnetism
As soon as the instruments payed she
began to dance in the most graceful
fashion her movements rejecting the
exquisite sensation produced upon her
by the composer.
The experiments are to be repeated
in order to teach the dancers the art
cff expression and graceful movement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
BIG DREDGE BOAT PICO
BURNED THIS MORNING

It is not known how the FIRE origina-
ed, as none Of the crew came ashore
and nothing could he learned at the
hour The News goes to press.
Tno dredge was owned by the Coast
wire Dredging Company, Of Baltimore,
I'D wss one Of Ike largest dredga.
in the country, She was engaged in
river work, under contract with the
government.
A pipe or one Of the boilers ez.
ploded few minutes after the flames
had entirely covered the boat, and
pieces Of the dredge were blown
many feet into the air.
The boat has been working day and
night, and would have been in opera
tion last night, only that some repair
work was being done on part Of
the machinery at the foundry,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
NO WOMEN INVITED
BY HoWLET THIS TIME.

Syracuse, N, T., Feb .17s-A. A. How
lett, the Syracuse millionaire who liv-
ed 50 years ana tAen became noted
as a humorist by giving birthday. ban
quets to 1874 widows had another BIRTH
day To-Day but this time the WIDOWS
were eonspicuoaisly absent from the
celebration program.
NO" said Mr.. Howlet today, u had
all those women here last year ,snd
gave them good time. This year l
am having a good time myself with
the boys. AS a result Of my last years
celebration for twelve months have
been kept BUSY receiving letters ask
ing me to marry. The letters have
poured in from every part Of the earth
have ever heard Of except China. l
hayo not yet received a proposal from
d Chinese woman but ] may get it
yet. I haven't read haif tie sleters,
and, OF course, I don't pretend TO an.
swer them. They have come in all
languages and some have even sent
English translations to their own let
ters. There are Is from Germany,
dozens from England, a few from
France, Russia and ireland, aad some
from Holland, Africa, India, italy and
South Africa.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
WHERE LAND BATTLES
ARE TO BE FOUGHT

London. Feb 17.--British military
experts, many OF whom have an inti-
mate geographical acquaintance with
the Far East, are busy figuring out the
probable land moves Of Russia and ia
pan on the war chess board and spec.
ulating as to the probable location of
impending conflicts. In the war with
China Japan was able to penetrate in
to the very heart Of Manchuria with an
army OF 100000 men, but In the -
ent conflict with Manchuria fairly well
covered with Russian troops, the con.
ditions are radically different.
With the Japanese troops eoncen-
trated ia cog@a ana the Russians in
Manchurla 1t would seem likely that
J the clash might come near the bound.
airy separating the two provinces.
Then, again, the Russian war authori.
ties might decide that they were not
sufficiently strong to risk a decisive
engagement where Japan manifestly
possesses distinct advantage in being
located near her base Of supplies. In
ftDis event the scene Of hostilities
would probably be transferred further
nortn, possibly TO the northern limits
Of Manehuria, or in the vicinity Of the
Amur river which in the past has been
the scene Of many fights between the
Russians and the Chinese. The Amur
river and the Argun, itss chief head
wster, form the boundary between the
swo Asiatic empires Tor nearly 1000
miles, all but the upper reaches OF
%hich are navigsble
The earliest Russian advances
Rcross Asia TO the Pacific did not fol
Tow this attractive route, for the Chi
hese forbade, and were strong enough
10 enforce their will. Instead, the
Russians swept northward and east
ward as the river turned south, reach.
ins the ocean on the shore Of the bleak
ses Of Okhotsk. 1t was not until 1853
thatAIuraviev by his daring and diplo
mscy gained the Amur province and
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18

The dredge boat Pico, which has
zen at work in this harbor for q nun-
Der Of years, was totally destroyed
y fire at O'Clock this morning
An alarm was sounded and lae de-
partment responded, but was unable
to render any assistance, as the
.redge was in the middle Of the
stream just opposite Briesenick's
foundry.
This dredge was originally owned
by the Plant Investment co.,and
cost s125,OoO. 1t is understood there
is no insurance.
No tow boats we're on hand and the
dredge burned to the waters edge.
Some OF the crew were aboard. but
they escaped without injury,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
Welded IN JACKSONVILLE.
Capt. J. H. Walker and Miss Agnes
Jack Married.


The pleasant announcement of the
wedding Of Capt. ]. H, Walker and
Miss Gertrude Agnes Jack which
occurred in Jacksonville some time
since was received in this city yester.
day.
Capt Wilker is one of the most pop
.ular passenger conductors on the
Southern railway and has a host of
friends in Brunswick who will offer
congratulations Mrs. Walker comes
from Pittsburgh, Pa is young lady of
many social graces and is well known
in Jacksonville, whore she has often
visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will remain in
Jacksonville for present and will be
at home to their friends in Atlanta at
297 Grant street after April list.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
Mallory Coming To-day.

A, rumor was afoat on the streets
yesterday to the effect that the MAJ
lory steamer had met an accident and
was compelled to return TO New YORK.
On inquiry at the oficess Of the agents
in this city, it was learned thai there
was no truth in the report and the
steamer is expected to arrive in pert
this morning, The delay is caused
owing to the fact that the steamer
did not arrive in New York until Sat
Iurday,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
To Sell walnharn STOCK.

The stock OF goods Of Devaris aud
Weinberg will be sold by Sheriff Rer.
rie shortly. This case has been fought
out in the bankruptcy court and has
attracted considerable attention In the
city, inasmuch as the hearing occupied
two or three days aud was then finally
decided by Judge speer at Macon.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
onposed 10 biscuit rrust.

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. 17.--The independ
.ent cracker and biscuit manufacturers
OF the United states, composed OF
those who are opposed to the trast
and numbering fully 100, assembled
in conference today at the Piedmont
hotel and will remain in session sev.
eral days. The purpose Of the meet
ing is to consider plans for getting
closer together for mutual protection,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
THOUSANDS OF JAPS
OFF FOR LIAO-TUNG

the left bank of the river from China
and two years later that the Assuri
provinces aell into Russian hands,
with the port Of yladiylstoS, right at
the Corean frontier.
The great provinces just to the
north and east of Manchuria therefore
have been Russian but forty ears,
aud prior to that time were virtually
parts of Manchuria. Russia posses
ses number OF important strongholds
in this locality and the names of
these are likely to figure prominently
in the war dispatches from the Far
East as soon as the land movements
of the Containing powers are well
under way.
Aigun up to recently was the Chi
nese outpost from which the Russians
were watched. 1t is a city OF several
thousand inhabitants and military
post rather than trading point. The
scene or battles and treaties in earlier
Russo Chinese wars, it has figured pro
minently in history It is about TWEEN.
ty miles down stream from Sallhalin.
A Chinese telegraph line extends
north through Manchuria to Aigun
and thence to sakhali which is it's
terminus.
Further north Is Blagovechensl1, the
finest and most modern city of Siber.
la except vladivostok. Founded by
the Russians when the Chinese yield
ed the Amur in 1858, it has been an i'm
portant military post from the first.
The growth of traffic on the Amur and
the remarkable gold discoveries up the
Zela. which flows into the Amur form
made it city of more than $4,000 in
habitants, with a modern opera house
and hotels. wide streets lined with ex
cellent brick buildings and stores in
which are sold European fabrics ana
American canned meats. fruits and
vegetables. The garrison at all times
numbers several thousand Cossacks
and in the present war the city is
likely to be made an important base OF
operation.
When in 1898, it became known
that Russia had obtained tho privilege
of carrying the great Siberian rail
way across Manchuria instead of fol.
lowing tho northern curve OF the Amur
this fact coupled with the leasing Of
Port Arthur and Tailien-Wan gave no
tice to the world that Manchuria had
become virtually Russian province
The treaty carried with it the right
to police" the line with such forces
as should be needed to guard it, Russia
to be the judge Of necessity. Acting
under that privilege Cossacks by
the province. At the same time the
Port Arthur branch Of the railway has
peen rushed to completion. 1t is along
this spur Of the line that some impor
tant military developments may be
locked for shortly. Besides making
a great stronghold of Port Arthur,
the southern terminus OF the road.
the Russians have strong intrenched
themselves at Mukden, 2 point not
quite half way from Port Arthur to the
junction with the main line at Harbin
Other important fortified places are
New Tsurukhaitui, where the line
crosses from Siberia into Manchuria
and at 0aon. where it branches from;
the Siberian railway.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
Loulslana RsnuhLicana.

New Orleans. Feb. 1.-THE LII
White" faction OF the Louisiana repub.
licans assembled in state convention
today for the purpose Of naming can
didates for the state Offices to be fill'
ed at the next election. A second
convention Of the PARTY will be held
later to select delegates to the repub'
Iican national convention at Chicago.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAs TO
Be INSPECTED NEXT MONTH.

0glethopre company No, 4, Uniform
rank, Knights OF Pythias, held quite
an interesting meeting in their hal
last night After the meeting the com.
pany had practice drill.
On the first wednesday night of
next month the company will be in
spected by Judge Advocate Max Isaac
who has the rank Of colonel in the
uniform rank
At this meeting also will occur the
installation OF new officers who were
recently elected.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18

Among the prominent Georgians
who visited the staate capital yester-
day were Congressman W. G. Brant-
ley Of Brunswick and Judge L. II,
galloway Of Augusta, both Of whom
had cases in the supreme court. Hon
John W. Bennett Of Waycross and
Hon, n. d Dlckerson Of Dodge county
we're also callers at the state capitol
Atlanta Constitution.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
ALExIEFF AND STAFF
LEAVE FOR HARDIN

London, Feb 17.--It is reported that
the Russians arrested a hundred Jap
snese spies at Harbin and other
points in Maachuria. viceroy Alexief
and star have moved to Hardin. Port
Arthur is preparing FOR long seige.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
Flrat uearlnn IN Panama case,

Paris, Feb. 17.--The first tribunal OF
the Seine today began the hearing Of
the case Of the republic Of Columbia
against the Panama canal company
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
TEN NEW MEMBERS WERE
ELECTED BY RlFLEMEN.

The Brunswick Rihemen held their
regular moathly business meeting in
their armory last night and quite
number Of interesting matters were
disposed OF. Among other things ten
new members were elected by the
company.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
HlLT BATTERY BLOWN
UP AT PORT ARTHUR.

Tien Tsin, Feb. 17.--It is reported
that golden hilt battery at Port Ar
thur has been exploded. presumably
treacbery.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-02-18
TWO RUSSIAN SHIPS WERE
ToRPEooEp LAST SUNDAY

Kobe. Feb. lit is reported that
the Japane3e feet attacked Port Ar.
thur Sunday and torpedoed two Rus.
sian ships.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SVVVVEV EVEVEVVNc,
:NOTICIAS s
: GENERATES
AsesinO CapturadO.
lAAAARAAARARNAANARAA NRANAAARAAAAT

Eufracio Vigil quien asesin0 a su esposa en-
un arranque de celos la madrugada de una no
che hace algunas semanas, en- la cudad del Ration
mentras regresaban de un bale, quen Sc esca-
p6 inmediatamente despues del hech6, fue captu-
RADIO por Pablo B. Sanches aguacil mayor del
condado de Union, ell sabado pasado en- Mineral
City, territorio de Okahomay fue traido al Ration
ell martes de la semana pasada. Ell alguac ma
y6r Lttrel del condado de Colfax habia expedi-
do una carta circular con un retrato y description
de Will ofrecendo una recompensa por su arres-
t., por medic de la tai carta vino consumarse
la captura. Ell fugitive fue visto en- un bale en-
Mineral City ell hecho fue reportado al aguacil
mayor del condado de Union en- Clayton, cuya
cuidad dista como cuarenta millas del ugar. Ell
alguacil mayor Sanches fue Embellishments a
Mineral City hizo arreglos para pue Sc diera
Otro bale en- ell msmo local donde habia asstido
antes Sanches. Como Sc esperaba Will aparec6
en- este segundo bale y fue prontamente arresta-
doy asegurado por ell Official de Nuevo Mexico
FL profugo asesino no hizo resistencia al ser
arrestado, toma la cosa con mucha calma no
parece realizar la enormdad de su crmen.
Cuando Sc lie pregunto por que habia matado
su mujer contest6 ''esto era 10 unico que sc poda
hacer." Ell acusado mostro un deseo de cores
ponder con sus prrentes en- Colorado antes de
que Sc tenga su examination preminar la mis-
ma ha sido deferida por varios das.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
LOCALES.

Antonio Lechuga residente de
Dwyer estuvo en- nuestra plaza
ell Juevez de la semana pasada,
tranzando negocios importantes.
Domingo Villanueva del rio de
mimbres visito nuestra plaza la
semana pasada con negocios ur-
genteS.
Guillermo Silva de Dryer es-
tuvo visitando en- nuestra cuidad
ell juevez de la semanass.:pasada
con negocios, retornando para su
hogan ell Viernes.
Macedonia Torres prospero
comerciante y ranchero de MINI
bres visito nuestra plaza ell Vier-
mes de la semana pasada, rotor
nando ell Sabado.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

jo, "un pobre mendigo, Sc pasea-
ba por las GALES de Londres, una
noche lluviosa, y Sc dirigio la
puerta real, esperanto algun au-
xilio, pero fue rechazado, y con
tristeza Sc dirigi6 a su arruinado
cuarto y en- medic de su melan-
cola compuso ell afamado canto.
Hogan de Mis- Recuerdos, el
cual Sc canta hoy dia en- cast to-
dos los hogares, y la memoria de
aquel hombre todayia eXiste,
mientras que ell palacio donde
fue burlado son ruinas y sus mo-
radores va no hay quien Sc acuer-
de de ellos." quisiera,dijo, haber
sido aquel mendigo, que ell rey
con toda gloria.
Pero ademas dijo que para te-
ner succeso en- la vida y dejar
un recuerdo despucs que haIIa-
mos pasado a nuestra historic,
debemos de tener amor al traba-
10 que nos prOponemoS hacer, sin
10 cuaI nunca progreSaremos.
Aqui tambien hizo la obServa-
cion de los jovenes que esperan
que les ayuden para poder prin-
cipiar su progreso, aqui les hizo
una pequena reflection, para
queo s parasites, porque no 81
gueis adelante, fuisteis puestos
en- ell mundo para que os movaiS
no para que esteis parados pi-
diendo ayuda. Moveos -
De esta manera el prosigui6,
hasta llegar a 10 que era esta vi
ia en- cOmpafalclOh con la Otra.
"Quien" diio "tiene mas derecho
en- estar contento que ell cristia-
no.
Tambien repiti6 historias ade
cuadas a su discurso, hacienda
reir a su audiencia cuando guerra
V en- veces las dejaba estupefac-
tas. En- conclusion diremos que
ell discurso es el mejor que he
mos escuchado, y digro del ma
yor encomio, y creemoS que
cuando ell DR.. King vuelya a Vi
sitarnos encontrara mayor au-
diencia.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
Ell TrabaiO.

81 deseas poser sabiduria, tie
mes que TRAFALGAR para co nceguir-
la; 81 deseas alimento, tienes que
Trafalgar para conseguirlo; 81 de-
seas ell verdadero placer, themes
que Trafalgar para conseguirlo, "
Ell trabajo es la ley universal.
La felicidad viene por medic del
trabajo, no por medic del interes
egoista y de la indolencia. Cuando
uno ha aprendido a amar ell ira
bajo comienza a gozar verdadera-
mente de la vida.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
SeriO Academic.

Ell Domingo pasado mientras
Diego Caballero y Manuel Caba-
Hero dos hermanos, andaban ca
zando conejos como II millas
fuera de Deming, sucedio cierta-
mente uno de los mas serioS ac-
cidentes que Sc han visto. Pues
Diego fue herido por su hernia
no con un rifle %, POGO arriba
de la rodilla. Es ell case, que los
dos Sc apearon del carruaje y
fueron a cazar y por casualidad
tomaron la misma direction, Y
vieron ell mismo conejo, que esta-
ba hechado muy agusto en- me-
do de un mesquite, y Diego eS-
taba en- un lado Y Manuel en- ell
otro cuando disparo, mato ell CO.
nejo e hirio a Diego. FL DR..
Cassels saco la balita Y tenemoS
gusto que este mejor.
Ahora 81 Sc puede decir que
Manuel cazo a Diego.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
Volara por ell DesiertO.

Emil Marquadt, un pntoresco poeta Aleman
ha partido de Phoenix por terra para los Ange-
les. Cuando llegue la cudad angelica Sc pro-
pone manufacturer un navio aerio immense.
Por cnco amos pasados ell ha estado ocu-
pado en- perfeccionar su invencion llevando todos
sus experimentos en- un cajon de MADEIRA de Ala
mo, $50 pies de Alto ell cual edifco sin necesdad
de un clavo. En- los amos de experiments ell nun
ca fue la ciudad, solo cuando Sc acababan sus
provisones.
Marquadt espera cruzar ell desierto de California,
en- 60 dias Legando Los Angeles la ciudad lie
proporcionara los medioS para acabar 81 inven-
cion. Despues de que haya acabado su in
vencion Sc propone remontar por los aires If
ayudar los Japoneses 81 Sc deciara la guerra,
Otro caballero andante Mas ensuehos
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
DIGNO DE ENCOMIO.
FL Doctor Byron W. King de Ptsburg Pennsylvania, En-
tretuvO Ia Gente de Deming En- la Iglesia Pres
biteriana FegantO Discourse.

Tuvimos ell placer de Or ell
Viernes de la semana pasada,
aqui en- Deming, uno de los mas
interesantes discusses que he
mos dido por amos.
FL sujeto era, TODD ell Mundo
es un Teatro," y quien 10 desa-
RI y6 fu6 ell DR.. Byron w. King,
de Pittsburg Pennsylvania, y 10
hizo con ell tacto que caracteriza
q tales hombres
En- seguida daremos un por-
menor de los puntos que alcan-
zamos recordar, pues recordarlos
todos seria inutil, fueron muchos.
Tratando sobre su asunto "Tc-
do el Mundo es un Teatro," hi
70 yer quienes eran sus actOres,
quien proporcionaba la musica,
y cual era la escena, diciendo
que ell genera humane son los
actores en- este teatro, los paja-
ros proporcionan la musica, y
los arboles, los mares y riachue-
los Y las differences flores forman
la escena, todos en- una palabra
toman parte en- este immense
teatro. Ademas dijo, que des-
pues he haber pasado por todas
las escenas, Sc pasa a la historic,
este es la muerta,
Sobre este respecto do algunos
pasos, & hizo YER la diferencia
que hay entire la memoria con-
servada por un caracter intacha-
BILE Y un suntuoso monumento.
Dejad " dijo, que las flores
crezcan en- mi sepulcro, y este
sera un monumento que mas
adapte a mi persona, En- Sc
guida dijo, que ell hombre que en-
este mundo procuraba ganarse
una reputation superior, yum ca.
racter limpio, su memoria dura.
ria mucho despues que ell lnonu-
mento estuviera desmenuzado
"Procurad entonces" dijo, ha
ced un succeso de vuestra vida
no retrocedais, haced una accion
una poesia simple pero attractive
son preferibles a los monumen
tos mas ricos. Amos pasados di
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
La EducaciOn.

Entire los bienes mas grandes que, en- ell
6rden moral, puede aspirar un pals debe contarse
en- primer termno, ell de una gran diffusion de la
instruction pubica que forma cuidadanos conscien-
ties de sus derechos de sus deberes, eementos
sociales de una moralidad elevada hombres abier-
tos todas las inicativas del progreso 81 en- otras
@pocas ell valor y la audacia podian determinar la
superioridad de I'm pueblo, solo la cutura intelec-
tual tiene esa virtud en- ell nuestro. Difundir la
instruction es, pues echar los cimentos indispen-
asbles de un porvenir meior, fundar las bases So
bre que debe reposar TODD adelanto no podra
haber un gobierno celoso en- ell cumpmento de
sus deberes, que no prestase una atenci6n prefer
ente a la realization de esa obra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
Flor de Esperanza.

Las flores son laalegria de la
naturalezal
Una flor que Sc abre es una
boca que sonriel
La flor de la esperanto es la
vida, de la vida y hay manos
crueles, ineXorables que las des-
pojan sin piedad.
~ habra en- ell mundo cosa
mas triste que una flor deshoja-
da y una esperanto perdida?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03

q sumergir sus alas vaporosas
en- ell refugio azul de sus cristales.
Prepare tn radiosa eucaristia
para ell triste heresiarca que tie adora;
comulgare contigo, armada mia,
fundendo mi mental nelancolia
en- ell fuego sagrado de tn aurora
AUGUSTA G. COELLO.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-02-03
Versos IngenUos.

Llevo sobre mi espiritu la carga
de una tirsteza incognita y sombria:
la vida es siempre dolorosa y larga
Cuando los bordes de su copa amarga
ell zumo de mortal melancolia.
Mi espiritu siniestro fue acunado
en- ell troquel de una epoca derruida;
20 debo ser un fraile trasmigrado,
VI fraile sofador, martirizado
por la ansiedad de una illusion perdida
Tiene mi cuerpo misticos resabios
reclama las negras vestiduras;
sento ell vino del caliz en- mis- labios
lutheran sido los archives sabos
la veta de mis- intimas lecturas.
En- esta edad de futiles asombros,
para enclaustar mis- penas infinitas
cubriendo mis- nostalgicos escombros,
habia de poner sobre mis- hombros
ell manic de los padres carmelitas.
0 con ell signo de la cruz escrito
en- sangre, sobre ell limo temporario,
habia de purgarse mi delito
revistiendo con amino contrito
ell habito severe del templario.
Pero hoy, caido ell idolo cristiano
adorable en- los temples ell becerro,
tras los fulgores de una fe me Alamo
como tras ell satellite LELAND
inutilmente Sc fatiga ell perro,
Concluira la verguenza de la vida,
al emtregarme en- brazos del nirvana,
con los despojos de la fe perdida,
reclnare mi frente adolorida
en- la suprema augusta del manana.
va NADIA habra que separarme puede
de la OPPRESSION funesta del destino
donde mi alma resignada rueda;
cumplire mi suerte mientras queda
ell raudal &c mi sangre en- ell canine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ESQ pense; y ell amino deiente
Sc entregaba sin fuerzas al fracaso;
pero hoy ell alma enagenada sente
la obsesion de tn imagen esplendente
surgida entire las sombras de su ocaso.
Son tus ojos dos fuentes milagrosas.
como ell Jordan de misticos raudales
alli iran mis- ideales mariposas