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New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
PLAYS THAT HOLD OVER.

PLAYS THAT HOLD OVER
LYCEUM-"Mrs Lefflngwelrs Boots funny
and we'll acted.
CRITERION-Francis Wilson in Cousin
Billy; mildly amusing.
Observation-Disclosures" popular with the
young, and won't hurt them.
BELASCO-"Adrea," with Mrs Carter at her
best
Me Thumb" displaying Miss Adams's well
known personality.
HERALD. sQUARE-'The Woman in the
case % by Clyde Fitch, with Miss Walsh the
star of two or three theatricay effective scenes.
GARRICK-"You Never Can Tell" by G. B.
Shaw.
SAVOY-"Friquet" last week of poor play.
MANHATTAN-"Leah Kleschna," with Mrs.
Fiske and a fine company; one of the seasons
successes.
BIJoU-warheld. in the popular Music
Master"
PRINCESS Edward Terry, fine actor, In
repertoire.
GARDEN-"The College Widow" genre pict-
ure OF Western college life. natural. highly d.
verting and immensely popular.
MADISON SQUARE-"Mrs. Temples Tele-
gram; conventional farce very well acted
ACADEMY-"Sweet Kitty Bellairs." strong
and entertaining comedy, capitally acted and
beautifully put on the stage.
MUSICAL PIECES THAT REMAIN.
COLONIAL. MUSIC HALL.-Mixed bill, vary
ing in worth, in a very comfortable house.
MAJESTIC-"Buster Brown" a dull and stu
pid cartoon comedy.
LYRIC-"Fantana." with Miss Katie Barry,
not very amusing
NEW AMSTERDAAT-''Hump Dumpty."
FIELDS THEATRE-"It Happened in Nprd-
land; well worth while.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the tuneful, with
Miss Scheff.
CASINO-Last week Of Lady Teazle," with
Miss Russell; a musical comedy. with fine
ubretto and surprisingly well acted
WALLACKS-Raymond Hitchcock In the
funny Yankee Consult
DALYs-"The Duchess of Dantzic," musi-
cal version of '5ans Gene well done.
WEBERS MUSIC HALL-"The College Wild
over" amusing burlesque, and "Higgledy
Piggledy" also amusing.
Dave Warfeld says: Lee Fairchild is the
funniest 1 have ever heard either off the
stage" Mr.. Fairchild announces the next
meeting of his friends at the Waldorf-Astoria
on Friday evening at $50 o'clock. Just for
fun Homer Davenport and others viii assist.
James w. Morrissey. who recently signed a
contract with Mrs. Richard Henry Savage to
give n series Of picturesque historical lectures
p.bicb viii embrace Du Barry. Catherine Of
T3ussfa Marie Antoinette, the Pompadour and
Elizabeth Queen of England, will begin his sea-
son at Lakewood Tuesday evening. Febru-
ary 2S giving three performances there
The Treasurers' Club of America, an organt-
cation comprising In membership the treasurers
and their assistants of the various theatres or
this city. will give fits annual entertainment
AZ wallacks Theatre this evening Among the
performers who will positively APPEAR are Emma
rsras May Robson and company. Ns"-fork
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rhinelander Stewart, and has
frequently visited at Georgian Court. She was
one Of the debutantes who took part IN the
contradanee which opened James Hazen HyGe's
recent fete.
The annoying restrictions that have prevented
the full enjoyment Of the new speedway pE
Lakewood hOrsemen We're removed this Week
when the company which controlled It formally
turned il over 20 the Lakewood Board OF Trade
The driving course will hereafter be free to
Lakewood Visitors. Charles N.Jue. James II
Carton and other we'll known hOrsemen are
planning 70 hold trottinS races on the snow
next week
John B. Mcdonald Of Nev-York. IS enjoying
rest here. He tramDS around the lake regu-
l2rly every day. and when the links are cleared
OF Snow he Will devote himself 20 golf.
One OF tie entertainments of the week was
garden cete which the Girls Missionary ss-
ciety of the Presbyterian Church held at rnzs
home OF Mrs. william Bateman Leeds yestsSs
day afternoon. The young women who serves
tea and ices and presided at the booths. where
fancy articles We're displayed. wore summer
gowns and hats trimmed with spring flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds. Of Brooklyn.
who spent several weeks here earlier in the
season. have returned to the Laurel House for
The Misses Preston's dancing class meets
every Monday afternoon in the ballroom OF the
u = point 70 visit ths Da1ifoom duFiHs r. 81
dancing hour and watch the children. Tea IS
served in the lobby after the dancing class Is
excused. The Misses Preston conduct classes
az Delmonico's and at Newport
j. :. d. Lanier. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Nor
ris eiG Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton c. cram are
among the well known New-x orkers v ho have
been staying ct the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Colonel and Mrs. William Cary Sanger OF
Sangerfelds, n Y. are az the LaUrel-in-the-
Plies.
Lenten arrivals form large proportion OF the
daily registrations at the Lexington. Oak Court.
CaraSaljo and the Towers The well known
boarding cOttageS-BeechwOOd Villa, the Clifton,
Sertram Cottage. the Brentford and the BsrS-
shire-fn fn-the- Pines-are enjoying thriving hofi-
day patronage.
Miss Gertrude Leslie gave a tea on Thursday
afternoon for Miss Hayden. OF Washington
Miss Leslie assisted by Miss Hamilton OF
Detroit, and Mrs. John Bard Rogers. The dec
orations IN the drawing room We're lilies and
orchids and In the dining pink tulips and
roses.
February has brought large number OF VISIT
ors TO the Laurel House, and these, added to TIA
many season patrons. have made the place very
lively. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Colby and Mr.
and Mrs Frederick P. Colby OF New-York, are
among the weeks arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ltndley Murray. jrs. 1rrs- James
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

III. Bates and Miss Lawson have joined the
small colony Of Brooklyn people who are So
tournfng at the Laurel House.
Former Mayor Thomas Glroy and his son.
John j. Gilroy, were registered at the Lanrel-
in-the-Pipes this week Among the Brooklyn
people staying there ara Mr. and Mrs Henry
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bostwicl1, OF New
York, are spending month at the Palmer House.
MIR. Bcstwick, who is a wen known lawyer. was
the host Of a rabbit party Thursday even
Ing The party included Mr. and Mrs William
T. Higgins, Mrs l. c. Miller Mrs Cleaver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bostwick
Among the holiday arrivals at the Bartlett Inn
are Mr.. and Mrs William r. Foster OF New
burg: Mr.. and Mrs. Romaine Keyser of PhHa-
delphiar and GeOrge a Peabody and Hnrvey
Mansfield. OF New-York
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Plant and NIr. and Mrs.
s. Albert. O< New-York, are recent arrivals az
the Lenox
Mrs. G. Cook Kimbau of Pfttshurg is visit
ing her mother. Mrs William Batenan Leeds at
the Peak.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Police Departmet Band. Albert Parr, John T.
Kelly and company, S. Miller Kent and COM
pany. Pat Rooney and Marion Bent, Ernest
Hogan Warren and Gardiner, Josephine Gas
and her "pickanninnies, Yorke and Ad-
ANS George w. Day, Watson and Clifford,
Estelle Wentworth Bailey and Madison, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Truesdale and company, and
Edward J. Rice.
At the Circle Theatre this week the bill is to
be headed by Herbert Kecey and Eff1e Shannon.
For their initial vaudeville appearance these two
dramatic stars present a one act comedy en-
titled Journeys End in Lovers Meeting"
Other engagements Include Edith Helena 1.-The
highest soprano in the world; the SpOok Min
strels. a new vaudeville novelty; the Six Glin-
seretti troupe of acrobats, Gus Bruno and
Mabel Russell, a clever singing and dancing
duo; Foy and Clarke, in sketch: Four
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
AMATEURS IN THE AMAzoNs.~

An amateur performance OF The Amasons''
is TO be given IN the Carnegie Ilyceum on the
evening of February % for the benefit OF the
Darrach Home FOR Crippled Children by mem
bers Of the In Quantum'' Club. an auxiliary or
ganization OF the home. 1t was IN THE Arnaz-
ons'' that Miss Georgia Cayvan made great
hite and delighted the public several years ago
in the old Lyceum Theatre. that has since been
demolished The members of the In Quantur1
Club not new in the ranks OF theatrical anna
teurs having in former seasons given performances
of merit. The charity for which they are TO ap-
pear this occasion IS a worthy one. and IL viii
bring out large and appreciative audience.
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-. Savage. George Marion will have charge of
the stage.

~, Savage. George Marion will have charge OF
the stage
The Hassan Ben Ali troup of Arabs
will perform their stunts in pyramid building
and their ground and lofty tumblng at Keith's
this week Another sight act that will appeal
to young and old is the Rose Wentworth eques-
trienne trio Aside from the introduction Of the
trained stations, there is novelty in the act.
Her entrance is made in trap, accompanied
by her footman and while the team is being
driven around the stage she jumps from the trap
to the horses back, and does a number of other
difficult feats. Later the horses are driven
around the ring, and Miss Wentworth and Mr..
Derrick do some clever equestrian work. Comedy
will find place, as it does all well put to-
gether vaudeville bills. and much of it will be
furnished by OBrien and Havel in their original
skit Ticks and Clicks" More in this line is
done by Murphy and Willard, in their farce,
Conventional Oddities" At the head of the mu-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

o. The Characters drawn in the play is Pill
sItnI Who breaches the philosophy or pity ten
SSsIAess and resignation. a baron, fallen from
MS original prosperity into the depths OF shame;
el- Ector the victim OF drink; an unhappy con-
su5npuVe, Tnaltreated by her cowardly husband;
q tartar, horriied by the pretended civilization
VI Russia, and a corrupt police official are also
enoAg tne frequenters Of the abominable den
wien Gorky has portrayed with the Vividness
az az Lae noelity that mark all his works. IN
.;tNecntasyL" AS a human document, nothing
e-et u4e stage has OF late with the e1-
ossp@on OF The Weavers" and THE Dominion
- - Darkness" could be named in the same
breath with the strange study which Mr. Con-
- s company VIII interpret on wednesday
SS'ehlng. Harry Walden win impersonate the
'a'OA- Appended is the fun caste:
Ts.stitT.: Franz kieTschner
,ssSsss:he, Ifedwig osterrnann
Eass;ss# WHY Frey
Snas nas........... - >. : Maeda Tormann
Margarethe Russ
SS1 August AIeyer-F,igen
- ieaspieleT Gustav Sey1ertitz
11iks Harry warren
Nosehis - helDrlG3 ,r+h
E. SSssssoDf. Ifenrich HabTaea
- eIii4Ann "efou
On Tues6ay February p, Gustav Won Seyf-
's'Hiz, the popular comedian and stage manager
y me Irving Place Theatre, will take his benefit.
tse Dill VIII be a new farce. with songs by Bern
- Buchbinder. entitled "2r und Seine
hh1wesfer' f''He and His Sister''). On Monday
w tuesday Of this week The School for Love"
"a DC repeated.
tomorrow Miss Scheff at the Broadway will
,es0fn 10 suppe's 'Fatinitza" and sing that for
ta tg weeks before she revives the same COM
'e's operetta Of "Boccaccio."
r. award Terry enters on his last week at the
sess Tomorrow. "The Passport" win be the
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
PINE FOREST INN, SUMMERVIIIE. S. c.

The hitherto unprecedented early season patron
age OF the charming and well established
winter resort. Pine Forest I'M. SummervflIe. s c.
Is stiH undirninished and the opening OF February
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

steal end Of the programme will be Snyder and
Buckley. During the act Mr.. Buckley will rem
der a solo on King Louis" the largest contra
bass bassoon in America and played for sixteen
years with the late p $. GiInore's band. The
Three Dumonts are also musicians. The bal
ance of the bill will contain the names OF
George II. Wood, the somewhat different come
dian; Hal Merritt. the cartoonist and come
dian; Dora Pelletier. vocalist and mimic; Bar
rett and Bell, in an original comedy sketch; Roll
tare, the magician who mystihes; Meaking,
Lawrence and Dale, and Francis Gerard, gym
mast.
''The Woodland Nymphs" the spectacular
singing and dancing speciality. which scored a
hit at Proctor's 23d-st. theatre two weeks ago.
Proctor's 125th-st. house. More acts of this
character would be welcome. The Greatest
Thing in the World" will be the play.
At Proctor's 5Sth-st. house THE Only Way"
will be revived.
performance that is creating no little dis
cussion and perplexity is "Zutka,'' at Proctor's
23d-st. theatre. Acts in which a figure OF
woman is shown and put through move
ments seemingly mechanical have been seen be-
fore. but it is certain that "Zutka' is the most
elaborate and rnystifying Of them all If the
figure of the clown. which Is plainly over six
feet in height. Is occupied by a human being. il
is inconceivable how it can be packed in a box
about two feet square Plainly no trap doors
are used and the box containing the clown IS
passed out through the audience that all may
see. AT the end of the exhibition the figure IS
slammed unceremoniously back into the box.
"Zutka' has been appearing for many weeks at
the Hippodrome in London whence it came dt-
rect to Mr.. Proctors 23d-st. house.
Miss Conquest's recent play. THE Money
Makers" viii bob up serenely at Proctor's
Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Tony Pastor promises excellent array OF
talent for the week, and his patrons can feel
assured that the bill will be composed OF Pop
ular favorites. among whom are the Lilliput
trio-Prince Louis and Princesses Nunla and
Issaballea-in their double wire act. To win
be the first appearance Of these little psop.s this
season. Jones and Walton, in their comedy,
Our Country Cousin promise 10 be one OF
the best acts the BILL and Matthews and
Harris will present a novelty in their
farcical creation, entitled 1.-The Pirate King"
The scene represents tropical island IN the
Southern Pacific Ocean.
Frank Daniels. in "The Office Boy" win play
his final New-York engagement in that musical
comedy at the Grand Opera House this week.
Clara Bell Jerome and Salle Fisher appear
ing in the parts originated by Eva Tanquay ana
Louise Cunning; otherwise the cast remains un-
changed. A special matinee will be given on Lin
coins Birthday, but, exercising the prerogatiyes
OF all Dillingham; stars, Mr.. Daniels will not
appear at Wednesday matinee. The usual
Saturday matinee will also be given.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Pranh

graph.
At Harnmerstein's Victoria Theatre of Varie-
ties this week entire bill will be given
headed by Dan McAyoy and his Fifth Avenue
Girls, the Magic Kettle the return of Broad
ways favorite monOogist Frank Bush, in an
entirely new repertory of stories; the Four
Huntings. Hickey and Nelson, Hoey and Lee
the Foley Boys late proteges of George Prim-
rose Harding and All Sid, Mile Olive. Margue-
rite and Hanley. New vitagraphic views will
also be on the programme.
lifelike figure of Johann Hoch, the
modern Bluebeard is the latest addition to the
World in Wax at the Eden Mus6e. Figures of
the twenty wives viii be added as soon as the
list is completed. The Karabanza Troupe of
Japanese has made a Lreat hit, crowding the
winter garden at every performance. Professor
render a violin solo, Caprice, No. o." by Paga-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NoTro
H. % !" D t.1.1-a"D AND MISS REHAN CHANGE BILLS
THIS WEEK-MAXIM GORKYs DRAMA

Tomorrow, beginning with a matinee n
willard viii present at the Knickerbocler .,rr,,o
Middleman," by Henry Arthur Jones tho r,a,-
In which Mr.. Willard gained his earlier success
IN this country, and In which many SIN thinI
him at his very best. He viii present this ora,,a
until Thursday, but Thursday evening a tha
bill VIII be changed to The Professoris p o,.e e
Story, Whlch VIII continue till the weelx-t,e
isst week Of Mr.. Willard's New-Yorlx angosa
rnent-is over. This comedy by + nj Rarr;a,
Of course, too well known 10 need anv advanna
words.
Miss Ada Rehan viii also enter on her last
week at the Liberty Theatre on Monday whore
she viii be seen in The School for Scandal"
one OF her greatest successes The cast.
Peter Teszle. Observation-Disclosures. r,a-...-s
sir 1Se4l5u--- Joseph
rcd KValta-
Surface
ChaF1es Surface Charles Rchman
STaolIes Oliver
Careless Charles b Wees
EoVleS So" William Rosell
TIP Walter Howard
Snake Walton Pyre
Servant 10 s9se24'. Leonard Davis
Servant 10 I2oy Sneerwel Edward DDloo
IRCy Ie2zle Miss Reba
Lady sneerNell- Miss Blanche
Mrs. Cancour- Mrs. Thomas
Nara Miss Theo Carew
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Miss Russell will also enter on her last per-
formanoes at the Casino in the same part as
Miss Rehan IN musical comedy version of
sheridan's comedy. It seems too bad that sorne
body cannot come into town now and play
sans Gene TO supplement THE Duchess OF
Dantzic" Musical comedy versions of great
plays, when done as well Lady Teazle" and
s'The Duchess Of Dantzic'' do not detract from
the dignity or interest Of their originals but
rather DO they add to them
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

To the German speaking inhabitants of this
city there VIII be . performance of much inter-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Miss Conquest's recent play. THE Money
Makers VIII bob up serenely at Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

'The Woodland Nymphs." the spectacular
singing and dancing speciality, which scored
hit at Proctor's 23d-st. theatre two weeks ago,
IS pleasing feature of the bill this week at Mr.
Proctors 125th-st house. More acts of this
character would be welcome. The Greatest
Thing in the World" will be the play.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Nat Goodwin will bring THE Usurper' to the
Harlem Opera House tomorrow for the week.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

At Proctor's 5Sth-st house THE Only Way
will be revived.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Siberia" just it seen recently at the
Academy, Will be shown at the West End The
atre this week.
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ES In dGsCT8dliO pa
ia una D0blacI6n QGs haya en-
oIIa un oaila GOlnOal Do San
Joan.
REGROS no PROMI ESLS.

All general cIamoreo dle n prenss az
ests CiudAd 6 infornacio publicsdaa
pOI sIa CorFegpondenCiaS referentes 81
estado en que % encuentra 81 teatro de
la ciuded. Be diio Que Be- iba reparar,
que Sc funigBTfa antes v enseguils CO.
men zsIian las obEas.
LuegO resuIta que son neCesarios de-
10 900 6 Ia 600 dollars para esas 0bras
y que el AYuntBaientO no puede hs-
cerAas Ah0ra pcrque no hay dinerO pae
30 esq atenci6n.
Da noOdO que 81 taatrO 40 Sc repeFa
y sigue cada dis peFdiendo mas y por
consecuencia pOni6ndOse 81 edi6cio en
tales condolences que Cuando vaya
hrabejsrse ca au reEaraci6n hBya que
hacerlO oRei nuevo sin6 nuev0 del t0do,
ccstandO m buen pu6sdO de dollars,
AIgunos miles. 10 que hoy podIia ha-
terse 4 menOs cost0, saIY0 rs meiof
opinion de loo 15 Re eferidos.
Sc trata de hacer eTandes obras en
la ciudad, se pTopons eI muhicipio he-
Ger una pIsntR el9ctTica Que costar6
mss de 100 600 dollars, lIeVar "a toms
de Rgua del ecueduetD an puEt0 mas
lejano v esa obrR cuesta tAmbi6n mu-
Gho dinero , u c0mposici6n del tea.
tro qne proporciona una fuente De in-
6resos ia Corporaci6n y as signo evil
dente de nuestga cultpra queda relege.
do para cuando be pueda, haya dinero.
B1rFios para Obreros lavAdero L1bli-
90. pase0s y p0rques para mejor 0rna-
10 6 hygiene de ID pqblaci6n, hospital
cspaz y obras poF 81 estilo 81 asegura
tiene en- proyecto Ell AIca'de de San
JusD; per0 paT6cenos que 81 para ESQ
ss procede como para la repaPaci6n de
nueatTO desdichado temple de ThaIis.
que 70 90 de cursOriRs v otros emOra-
doreaS por 81 estilo. dificil es que Sc
yeAn tales mejorss, tan necesariaa CO.
mo 6stas, & nuestFo iuicio.
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lCONTIN CION

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dsc61 de o 6enes renunce sepaFado cuauer
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puedan presnc liquidation fna d
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dssspobSrsn Iq1sa edn rutsdo
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abacea administration dereeho uca rannep; icho
auto podF6 lnteTponeTse de areaci6n.
ArCu0
ncapacdo puede diFg pec6n 81 6un obgue
deb3F&
hueren transCudo del del bacea adm
nado resutre fundds dfculdes
nYabes ocurridae administration ubere do possible qus
Goal.
Arcuo So N dfniyo nd6n De ouentl dpOndr6
arg0 deech0 uc dudCac6n del
ucaa s deFecho de afechH
deudas del f1RdO cubertos Administrations
CAPIIULO XLDarechos de aCreed0res; de deudsg.
ATcuo 60Se dbeF de todO abcea administrator sfacer lac
deudas as del fado dentr0 pzO razona intervention
los herederos 6 defecto de Is Corts dc Dstrit0
Acuo 61ParR clio pubhcark peE6dico
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PrOVidGneia OetsVI 4 Haaio.

Ura compAtriota mas devueIta 81
aenO de Is patFiR con IN caudal de co
nocimientOs que le enaltecen.
Hace aIgunos mos sali6 para les
ID. u. con objeto de hacerse de una
pFofesi6n segura y IucrativR y con
c6natancia y eafuerzos Iogr6 su enpe-
alb nobls-
En- posesi6n del idioma inpI6s, pri-
r4era diicuItAd con que tocRn las 20
twas, ingreu6 en- ID escueIa nercantil
de- HesRun, Hobo kan, Estado de New
jersey. Iegrando ebtener con bTillan
tes notas So diploma de esten6grafO.
AL POGO tempo iDgtea6 en- el impor
tsnte establecimiento IadepedieDt
St,Tcn co. por espAcio de dos nos.
EI deseo de estar con sua familiRree
h1zols Fegressr 4 Puerto Rico. siendo
mny aentida su lepaFeci6n de Ia Cssa
cd donde trabsjars, por sd COmpe.
tencia.
Es d sen orita Pfovidencia bella d
I8r que modesto y de esperar Be que co
sd pals icuentren sus habilidades me-
dip de mostrarse.
sLS Correspondence saludG & su
dibtinguida comp2triotR desesndole 81
mejor 6XitO.
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YlstO y dido.

Hemos visto manzanas en- una
frpterfa.
Las manzanas me son simpaticas
sin saber por que. SPor sus colo
res2 SPor su aspecto sanos SPor-
que me agrada comerlas2 J. No lo
SCI Lo cierto es que Ia idea de-
manzana Sc asocia siempre d cosas
Bgradables y mas que NADIA s gram
des amores.
DE la manzana que Eva entFega
q Adam, mace el amor de los hom-
bres. Una manzana ensena q New
ton las layes de Ia gFavitaci6n uni
veFsal, que es el amor de los as
tr6s.
la f9cha de Guillermo Tell, di-
rigida PoF ell amor a Ia ibeFtad y
a la patria, So clava en- la manza-
ma colocada sobre ID cabeza de su
hijo.
dasta en- 10 c6mico y trivial pue-
de decirse que "a pintada futa va
unida las grandes pasiones. SQu6
Eva moderna no Sc Finde ante una
maDzana de casas en- sitio CentP co?
Kengan, pues, manzanas, ya que
su bondad es tanta que podem IS
con elias hacep 10 que con muchas
pefsonas hacemos: Destrozar su CO..
raz6n despu6s % haberlas quitado
el pellejo.
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