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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06


s-rlpu- as the only man
ever swallowed hy a fish, vn9.
-yeI % tel the tale. Sloh a
shorI cat % fame could not b.
very F~-tVieatlv followed at any
time. bat Jonah has always had
hosts e mitatsrs la beng down
in the mouth. f-uratIveIy. If
.uat literally. Jonah REGARDED
himself as a failure. and instead
of braciu- Up. AMI trying Is find
a remedy. he SAT down and
-roaned over his supposed mis-
fortunes. It Is still the fashion To-.
1T in the same old way now. and
MORN people that you arr 4
Jonah. with actual pride in the
announcement.
y man starts out in the wrong
direction from duty. and gets in
% seas Of trouble, though pruba-
oly not 50 deep u Jonah. CIR
cunst1nccs, friends and cousci-
ence. rescue him from moral
shipwreek, and h. begins again
the struggle 10 do the work %
which he war called. Things
don't pan out as he expected. and
Ie gives Up Is a failure. and calls
upon friends and foes 10 note that
he l. an also ran.
In ninety-niae cases in 4 hum
bred he didn't recognize success
when he net It. JUS, as his great
predecessor. Jonah. failed ta
know TIA. he had accomplished
a great thing. when he turned a
whole city-full from the error OF
their way The living OF an up
right life, and helpfulness to feI-
low men. l. truer success than
the laying up u millions Of cash
Or worldly hon0rs. but Jonah
don't look at it that way. TIL
so-called Jonah, or synonym o.
misfortune, makes 4 mistake II
/. calling special attention to Ii
mistakes. and supposed failures
/. People rarely ever think any bet.
Ter u Us than We think II our.
selves, and : not likely I.
change the label with which v,
'as our undertakings.
=. The professional Jonah ais,
changes his occupation accord
: INC u whim 81 fancy, resartIes
Of the fact that stick-to-it-ive
ness Is as Necessary to success
- IL Is % life. When 4 ma
ands the calling for which he i
! naturally adapted. u 4 wonaI
+ her sphere. faithful devotion
al important factor to The ac.
eoI2lsalelt OF desired ends.
p Jonahs may in : measure en-
!. Joy the pity Of themselves an.
friends, but they can never hop,
for the highest respect, or tn,
confidence Of Others. But II i il
: their power to change luck int.
pluck, and BY retaining frou
I p~essimstic views and speech
! boost themselves into public IA.
vor- Instead Of being down-fn.
the-mouth Jonahs, let them II,
being optimistic Jonahs. and fns
out how much mo-e satsfactor,
their lives VIII De both To them.
. selves and associates.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06
A btevilIe News.
"a BY Rose Bud.

~ AA41t 0-A-
spring time has eOae again and
all nature seems to bn inspired Il
new life.
Sunday WAS the regular preach
Ing day at the Methodist Church
We had a large audience and the
sermon WAS c0mplImented nv all
Quite i crowd was crescent al
the meeting of the Whitfield Lit
erary Society Friday night. aud
were highly entertained.
Mr. y. T. Graham and wife Mes
>rs. ". T. Graham, I. VI. Banks
Robert Graham. Misses Nav An
teFson. Mary Jett Woodbridge
Matte GalIegley drove out to
Anderson Chapel Sunday after
room TO attend church.
Mrs. Hattie Graham Is VISITING
her sister IN Oxf3rd this week.
Misses Birdie ). Goodwin and
Iona Davis made d lying trip to
TsyI0rss Saturday.
The LatIrs Aid Society IS do
ing some work on the Methodist
parsonage.
Tie AbbevilIe Normal school
- d0sns excellent vsrx under tae
management of Profit. NJ. Cochran
Miss AEuett Bowan- of Mem
phi~, Is spending several days
with Mrs Kate Good
Miss Birdie Sue Goodwin visit
ed her visited her sister az Tav-
lOr's Friday night.
Nesdames \ Z. Graham. K. :
aeGosan- W. g. Bowen /. 81.
Cochran and Miss Annett Bowen
spent Saturday in Oxford
The literary society recently or
gained By the u v. ). teachers
and pupils net Friday night with
a very interesting Program. The
subject Tor debate Was Resolved.
That Woman Suffrage Should
Equal that of Man. Which re-
suited IN giving the wOmen equal
in voting.
Mr. Dan Wilkins, of Memphis.
visited home folks this week.
Miss Mary lett Woodbridge has
closed her seaool Until july, and
is at home agein-,
Mr. L. s. MeGowan spent sew
erai days IN Memphis last week
purchasing his srriHg stock.
M. Brooks McGowan, of Co
lumbus, IS visiting his sister. Mrs.
Kate Good, This week.
Mr. Tom wilkins, of Marshall
County, visited his brather, Ms. j
j. wilkins, Sunday. ).
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06

SuH.HK fIgutIuIIy from the viru-
lent poisons OF undigested cod &c
Grayson, OF Lula, Miss, took DR..
Ne~ Lie FILLS, with the result,
ne ~rilsss q l was eured.1 Ali
stomaen and WI disorders give way
&C tneIr ionic, laxative properties. CSC
rsed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06

in the dark. toiling from day to
day, knowing not whether next
Fall will bring u plenty or pow
erty.
LEF ". RrSsEL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06
FoKG er AnoUr Y0gR

IL your digestion is bad the vita
organs OF your body are not fed and
nodrisned as they should be. Thev
grow weak and invite disease. Kodol
dyspepsia Cure diyests what you eat
cures indigestion and ali saomaeh
troubles. o forget you have a
stomach from the very dav vo1 -
taking it. This is because il 80 !.
rest, recuperates and gradually grow.
so strong and health that it tro1hI.s
you no more. E L. Babcock. of Am
hsrsss AInn-- says: II have taken n
great many remedies for iudigestion
out have found nothing equal 20 KoI
dol Dyspepsia Cure-' KoaaoI digesrs
what you cat, cures Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, sour stomach, beiching, heart
preparatiod is the result of NAM
years OF research Sold by A. NJ.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06
Knight Hotel.
M NJ KNIGHT, Proprietor
Oxford, Miss.

OXFORD, Miss
centrally located, near the scuare
Somfort1ble rooms, Baths. Electric
Lisats. Sewerage and all modern COR
vieness- Tables furnished with ~.
best the market Affords ene
n patronage of the public and ~.
travelling men solicited. sne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-04-06

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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
THE CARS PROMISES.

THE Russian Minister of the Interior Buighn has issued
circular affirming that discussions about modifying the form
Il of Russian by the OF
March granting the people the privilege of petition Pesuming
the conference of delegates from all the
which has been in Moscow has tried form plan of
representative institutions which would be best adapted their
country 1t assumed that the right OF petition would with it
naturally the and discuss and formulate the subjects
petition The action of the Cars Minister defeats the
of getting collective petition such shape would
the definite wishes of large body of his subjects and
virtually away with hand what with the
The gaggng OF conference looks suspously like proof
the offer of partial freedom the people only temporary
xpdient of concaon Either that else the Gar prac-
@ be baked of his good intentions by the schemes of his Min
listers.
The Interpretation of the ukase according the Minister is
shat granted the right of petition only individuals Organized
institutions told they confne themselves the local ques-
ons which they have jurisdiction By this restriction of the
right of petition, the chance of getting orcefu request that
showed its face be representative of popular DESIRE brought
of the Emperor taken
sample of the things done by the Government Russia,
infer that several other nomnay reforms
promises because the
and the Ministers wanted the revolutionary inclined
for little WHILE until the Governments
coercion to be depended upon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
Practice the Cheer Habit
You Gan Free Yourself From Consciousness of
Care and Be Untouched BY So,yoo0s.
BIZ ANGELA MORGAN.

practice phno
" II
not tnakes
Of evolution
owthye bnghing effect u.s.
in the
n
in
and
lpacea nd be
oma
of
area able
touched by
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
After Their
Honeymoon

T-HE Westons, Jack and Mollie, forgot
that there was such a thing as a
strike in Chicago when they left
the town for their honeymoon. In
fact, the strike was just beginning then
and had assumed no alarming proportions.
During their sojourn in the sunny south
they read nothing so commonplace as
newspapers, preferring Browning and
Swinburne to the account of what had
interested the world that day or the day
before.
When they came back to earth and Chi
cago they found that during their abb
sence sone things had happened that
were Of immediate interest to them. Mrs.
Weston's mother met them at the depot.
When she had promised to attend to the
arrangement of her daughters new home
she had not counted on the strike of the
delivery men. They thought that her agi-
tation was due to her joy at seeing them
again until she rudely dispelled the illu-
sion.
IF you had only stayed away until this
strike is over she sighed.
rs there danger?' asked Weston.
"Oh, no. not personal danger said his
mother-in-law. It's worse
What is worse, mother" asked Mrs.
Weston.
But her mother evaded the answer.
You'd better come home with me,
she said
HAS the house burned DOWN. demand
ed Jack.
mo; but 1t might as we'll have. There
Is no furniture there and there Is not a
dish or cooking utensil in the place.
oh, IL that alp said Jack in relief
II think it is enough" said his mother
in-law.
what shall we do?" he asked Mollie
"Oh, we'll go to our own house, she de-
cided. There is no necessity for us go-
ing home with mother. I know that there
are three chairs in the parlor and one Of
them is a Morris chair" Mrs. Westons 8
mother looked disgusted when Jack
suggested that when two callers came
Mollfe and he could occupy one chair.
I'VE don't mind IL there are no rugs,
do we?'' asked Mollie OF course, they
did not And we can get our meals
somewhere II there IL nothing to cook in
the houseT OF course, they would. Mrs.
Weston's mother left them with a sniff
of disdain for their absolute ignorance Of
and indifference to good housekeeping
methods
She was not at all surprised when Mol
lie called her UP on the telephone the
other afternoon. Mollie's voice was dis
turbed. II have letter from some peo-
pie that we met down at Pass Christian"
said Mollie. '.They were lovely peopla
and Jack and / asked them to stay with
US few days when they were going
home to st. Paul. And they will be here
tonight What are we going to do?
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
cARNEGIEs TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.

THE CALL recently gave the facts about the very interesting
technical schools of France This country far behind
sister republic in such schools and the limitations
upon apprenticeship here make yearly dependent
importation OF skilled labor 1t is true that have schools of
handcas but they incapable of filling the demand
trained mechanics Their graduates also find themselves
disabilities respecting employment caused by imported labor
which has monopoc tendencies that it able make effective
through organization
Mr. Carnegie has determined apply of his
of technical school Pitsbug that
the greatest the world He has already devoted
purpose In the school every branch of applied
will be equipped The first buildings will de-
the mechanical trades and scientific laboratories
will be both Boys
will day and night school, and it is intended
great American institute Of mechanics.
all his beneacons Mr. Carnegie original in
this There has been flow of into
colleges and universities while only stream has ticked
technical institutions He the example of
ing wealth the training of youth the trades
plans laid for completion very promptly he
school 1t that this
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

u@AN there not be called together
a congress of fathers made up
of representative men who Will
compare favorably in personnel with
the Congress of Mothers, and who
will earnestly discuss their duties as
parents?"-Mrs. Lille Devereaux Blake,
president of the New York City
Mothers Club.
OF course there cannot, madam,
Because the men have got
To hustle like the dickens
To swipe the shekels. Whatf
To make the money needed
BY women who combine
In queer consultations
Whose objects are benign.
Unless the husbands hustle,
Their wives can't have the spuds
To organize for morals
And combinate for duds,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
SHE FELT a BIT FAINT
Briggs-Girls are queer things aren't they?
Griggs-very. But what makes you say sog
lrir,o of h1d

al things, aren't they?
mai
Il vast o.
asked LEI a lunch
anything then said
QUIT lunch
rggs-N
eat
at
she
rggs-W
chicken la MARYLAND shrimp salad biscuit
Scott 1t
fthoughtfulywel old fellow ought to be glad
i
s-w glad wasn't hungyChicago Journal
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
4 CONGRESS OF FATHERS
BY w. H. HAMPTON.

And all the helpless children
VIII have hard time when
Their mammas cannot flourish
AS Mother Congressman.
The men are not discussing
Parental duties in
The public halls at meetings
Convened to conquer sin;
They think that such discussions
Are best at home, and they
Are slow at comprehending
The modern mother way.
But don't let that disturb you,
Oh, mothers of this land!
Some people may be stupid.
But some can understand,
And these know that the fathers
Would rather pay the bills
Than mix up with congress
or furbelows and frills.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

SMART SIMPLICITY FOR SUMMER FRocK
Of
grenadines and voles and the like will make admirably this
this beneath the lace backing of fine
double sappins Of velvet ribbon.
white China
ribbon
is model and of
the eunde
Depth, and other
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Cards are out for the wedding or MISS
Cornelia Dean Gordon and OhVer isadC a'-
Upham, to take place June II al o clooh
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church
The hoproom at the Presidio. whicn Lds
been in 6isuse of late, was the scene las1
evening of much brightness and pleasure.
The navy folk were given honor py lnS
officers and ladies of the artillery ana
medical corps. several guests from TOWN
also being invited.
The enjoyment was keener. 1or tne iapse
that has ensued between dances at this
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
THE SMART SET
By Sally SHARP.

army post and the regular hops will not
be revived until next season.
The marriage of Miss Anna 1. Munro
and Redick Mckee Duperu will take place
June at Calvary Presbyterian Church,
the service to be read by Rev DR.. Hemp
hill.
Another wedding for next wednesday
will be that of Miss Paula Well and
Henry Jacobs. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Well Details
for the ceremony are not yet decided. al
though the original plans bespeak large
AFFAIR to take place at the St. Francis.
Mrs. Frederick Funston held her hrst
''at home" yesterday at the new quarters
near Fort Point. Carriages conveyed the
guests. of whom there were many, from
the cars
The wedding of Miss Amy Furlong and
Mr.. Short will take place this evening In
San Rafael The ceremony will be per
formed on the grounds OF the Furions
home.
Miss Helen Hyde is soon to arrive from
Japan, where she has been touring and
sketching for several months. Miss Hyde's
work is of the highest order and her col
ored etchings of late creation will be on
view, During her stay in town MISS
Hyde viii be the guest of her aunt,
Mrs David Bixler.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin leaves to-uay FOR
Portland, where she will remain for Few
weeks visiting the exposition.
Mrs. Gilbert Mckee Allen. who has been
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID.
NJ. Kent. for some months, expects to
leave for the Philippines in August,
where Lieutenant Allen is stationed
Colonel Charles H. Blinn. Mr.. and Mrs
Holbrook Blinn and Miss Cathleen Sher-
man left on Tuesday for trip to Yosem-
lite. where they will remain for two or
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton G.. Berry OF Fresno
have taken apartments at the Palace.
An exhibit Of sketches by W. E. Rol-
Inns will be held in the club rooms or
The Palette Lyre and Pen. Oakland, be-
ginning to-day and continuing until next
Wednesday. The subjects deal with the
Hopi Indians of Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Block announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Maude Ackerman. to DR.. William c. Voor-
sanger, son of DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Veor-
sanger.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). 30 Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main l042.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

OCEAN BOULEvARD-A. r., City.
The distance along the Ocean boule-
ward, San Francisco. from the Cliff
House to the point south where it con-
meets with the road for Ingleside is
lust a fraction more than three miles
about $50 feet more.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Townsend's Gala Glace Fruits. In ar
tistic fire-etched boxes New store now
open, 767 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

been able to discover any account Of the
British war vessel Powerful making
the run from Hongkong to Manila, 62S
miles, in twenty-three hours. Her speed
is given in Brassey's Annual as twenty
one knots and legend speed as twenty-five
knots.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Look out for 81 Fourth ST. near barbers
best eyeglasses. specs. 15c to SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

SUPREME COURT. Oakland. Cal
The Supreme Court OF the United States
consisted at first of the Chief Justice and
five Associate Justices A sixth was
added In 1907 under the administration of
Thomas Jefferson: two more In 1887 ad-
ministration of Martin Van Buren, and a
ninth in 1858, under the administration of
Abraham Lincoln.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

KELOID-H- b. W.. City. Keloid is an
overgrowth OF scar tissue, also a f1brous
growth of the skin Of similar charac-
ter. 1t Is apparently spontaneous in orr
gin. though in many cases it is traceable
to comparatively trifiing LESSONS of the
SKIN This is rather rare disease which
affects the colored race more than the
white. 1t is common in middle age ane-
its favorite sites are at the breastbone.
shoulders and neck
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Block announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Maude Ackerman. to DR.. William c. Voor-
sanger. son of DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Veor-
sanger.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

long the only institution of the kind other
will all of the similar
foundations
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03


will aIwavs be nberedas under .-Ne Herald
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

ST. PATRICK'S DAY-Index, City. St
Patrick's day in 1861 fell on a Sunday,
The cefebration was on the following day
At the literary exercises held in Platt's
Hail, General James Shields was the ora
tor of the day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

THE PowERFuL-w.. City. Have not
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

An exhibit of sketches by W. E. Rol-
Inns will be held in the club rooms OF
The Palette. Lyre and Pen. Oakland, be-
ginning to-day and continuing until next
Wednesday. The subjects deal with the
Hopi Indians of Arizona
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

AMERICAN EAGI4E-subscriber City.
The American or bald eagle was given
official recognition when, by the act of
Congress, Juno 20, 1852. 1t was ordered
placed on the great seal Of the United
States
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

WANDERING JEW-B-. On the Bos-
ton. U. s. N .The Wandering Jew is
not the name of any play written by
Shakespeare.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Mr. and Mrs. Fulton G.. Berry OF Fresno
have taken apartments at the Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Naturally, Justices could
unlawful OF 1t opn
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

Colonel Charles H. Blinn. Mr.. and Mrs
Holbrook Blinn and Miss Cathleen Sher-
man left on Tuesday for trip to 4osem-
lite, where they will remain for two or
three weeks.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
Ell ESCANDALO

quen ,b vaetn dess qua 10 ds6 ca cuna res
pecto dol cu ba rcblo si:m M nf,rmss isoujeros
ylsnd tro. Sg1n lelos inJrme LazAro prodgo
de fmosur de tAeno dn instruction Sa confrsbs
81 primer i9s dos d4hsn csro
tcatimonio de one t eogo no muy merac1os Ce
hfkbn snb6n proores agnnos Antiques amigos de mi
padre moradd fIezl harc1lak dsnodado vsor
cnntsndo te pro- 6to machos 10 hnrAbAny enAte
t0dss lucea.
,Semeantes notcss POGO POGO mi ptdre,
81 txtremo de nquietar reac6n mi H,bfa
sdo hSsta Ell idoo del Marque qen sin
hubera psddo d1rnts muchs
dar Europa enfs otyo mi made sdbta
sdorsci6n que dspe6 alma de- msrdo hscs aque
uto de primera nupcas em6 que perdese ell
apco pae,ns que ella mismA po.puesto al recuedo
de 10 prmtiva eapOs2
sNo amaba mi msdre = mi padre Ay Dics!.. feg6
e momento de conf s6n docosA NJ 10 anAb dgo,
Ell ella lei eatAbA materisImene hschz.do peregrna
harmosurs de sqnes ha de los Aodsy de las brs del Pac
madre so vei& aarat6crata
h.bfs og1o ennobec6ndos; Millionaire que por
ubtersr sonIs ponia todos
fcavo sut,ns padre loco de por hio
habdo ella AstAdo 6nensbe para que
muier le habia dado.
-Todo 10 be dscernido me 10 htn contsdo G!tima.
Pero cusndo Lazsro lego Chile, y 6espues,
cusndo 20 Madrid ell anterior toava cegas
respecto de los vedadero senmentos de mi msde Ezra mi
madr 70 ID creia perfecta YolA idoaba ella MIL.
iPor Que no mort Ell torces f
Fl nero snuDcio dc que Lfzro ba vsnr rosotros,
produa mi horrorosas reyerts Pero mi padre
fine pTmers Ia trancA voluntSd de
espos eptr odo ante aqne desconodo herms
MO- sbortAb3 ell urno para hcer dernmsr mi madre
las primerss Qaimss
sLeg6 Lazao hnslmena..' =, graz aaombro vi que
os de incremeno Ia dsenIi6u domesic ctlm6e
ensamo Mi padre 10 stribny6v Af snA decitn,a hcndsd
tento del loQon ron sqUe d5G deGrnGd0 los MATER
MALES deS@ madrGds en clanso mi mAdre, repare eee-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
BlRLIOrECA DE .LA DEWOCkAClA,

Pero necesaro que use1 mi gavmos
que el generoso L6zaro no le contsr{a jsmSs
Ali seEor MARQUES. Yo nomerexco aaber nsd... Yo
tepgo derechn recb de nade Fabian
amargurs. = Olvids usted sc.so 10 que sucede1
-Lo ignoro de todo punt', amigo mfo
Pues que No ha vsto usted aqu tarde aque Diego
quien conoci6 cuando mir.
sdo quien ha psdo Ldzso oda Ia tsde encerdo
gabinee!. Cusndo sento habero sabdo lie habrfs
dado les mmas expcAciones dAe usted que abu
hace tres mi concieucia!
DE modo continue Fabian que LzTo 10 ie b, c,ntsdo
used sguns De modo ignora usted pas2
IS, 10 aseguro used, &fad de c,balero! Alb! Mi hm,no
sepulcro solo guardar sjenor
los suyos popo Mi hsrmano nsoodble de csdos
ysubmes doore Mi hermsno precs squellos vocnes
tos de olvdsdA Etrus cubierto hoy de tves de
cuyo nm6v cr.t tasparenn meanc6cas ruinas de tenn
po.y cud.des E alma de herm.no 81 nmensa muds como
10 Eternidsd en- que pienss todas rss
-Doa mo 70 pude desconocerlo tsnt, tiempol gimi6
F.baD uude hscer esc.rnio de sudblss mSxmssi
yo pude stbuir'as hpocresa Yyo 10 mstra6 ncuamena
-Tamb61 yol el ioven chleno msyor amsrgu
todo hubera segudo tai esdo; csumnsdou
e,carnec6oa e sufriendo piceuca inuisca
Dos biera eDcagado de rhAbitaro mis- oj 20
no euviese dpuestn como 10 esoy degsrar t,das n-.
de mi corag6n reendoe ustsd Ia goriosm. h.tos del hs
roe del S4nto quen escuof el rostro aquela nocha
Me asombra usted exsam6 Fahi&o 10 90 Va mi
merecdo infortuno sdo del msrtro 6 ys 10
que que cump compsada los omerecdos tormeps
que hemos hcho padecer Lzo Hsble usted hsbie u.td
Dos depa ecc6n este ejempo para oraecer mi
gustiado espfrtui......
Sfgsme pues eIcuche que cuanto usted ,e im,pi
ne sers uoco allAdo de IL vetdadi
Y. aG dcen6o, el Marques Piuos condujo q Fabsnx un
aposeDto Immediate y e hGb6 de ID mAneu sguiente: