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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20
Does McCleary Own Us ALP

Does Congressman McCleary own the
the meat of an article which appeared
in the current number of The Win
dom Reporter. Editor Huntington says
''there may be something wrong in Gil
bert Guttersen's candidacy for congress
in opposition to Mr.. McCleary, who has
now occupied the position for something
like fourteen years. If so we are unable
to see wherein. While it is true that
through Mr.. McCleary's recommendation
Mr.. Guttersen was appointed as rural
route Inspector there are many people
who are unable to agree with Mr. Me-
Cleary that it is an act of ingratitude
for Mr.. Guttersen to become candidate
for congress. This charge of ingratitude
on thu part of Mr.. McCleary practical
ly says to the people of the district that
he owns them and that no one has a
right to oppose him. 1t is demand
on the part of Mr.. McCleary that the
men he has heretofore appointed to Of
flee shall continue to do his bidding and
that they are his serfs and have sur
rendered their right of American citizen
ship. The Reporter can hardly believe
that a man as broad minded and lib
eral, generous, unselfish and patriotic
as Mr.. McCleary's speeches have led
us to believe him to be, could thus chal-
lenge the propriety of one of his APP
pointees asking to go to congress. Mr..
McCleary is a shrewd campaigner, and
he certainly must know that such chal-
lenge will be revolving to even the men
he has put into public position, and still
more disgusting to the public who do
the voting and do not hold office under
him. Then if he does make this chal-
lenge to elicit sympathy the question
will arise whether the people of the dis
trict are going to elect men to cong
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

say that many of them are by artists
of wide reputation. Didn't you tell me
that beside your own well-known Mr.
Koehler and other artists of your own
state who are fast gaining note away
from home, you have here canvasses from
such artists as Weir, Forsythe, Couse
and Eaton? These art artists who
have won medals and honorable men,
ton at international exhibits, both at
home and abroad"
81 know; this is one of the provok-
ing features of the situation. Why, sir,
will you believe me, that there are many
of the better class of our citizens who
stay away from this exhibit Just as
though there were nothing here worthy
their attention, to say nothing of pur-
chases. Why, only yesterday / was
asked by man of education whether
considered it worth spending ones
time at. He had been rather busy, the
past week and hadn't as yet been down,
he said, to see what was there, but did
not suppose it amounted to much. But
| was going to tell you (this is not gen.
orally known) that most artists will cut
the regular marked price almost half
when they know that the canvas is to be
purchased for public building, for this
is the sort of advertisement they are
seeking. Why, sir, l have it on good
authority that reductions of 5000 have
already been made on some of the most
famous pictures here, bringing the work
of the best known artists down to $500
or even to $3.50 You see, sir, why some
of us have so much feeling on the sub
ject when we realize what it seems we
are about to miss. / tell you, my
stranger friend, it is the attitude of a
community toward such as this exhibit
which. really marks its advance along
line of culture and education. You
know how we would rally to the support
of this affair if it were to our material
interests to do SO. Surprising our citi-
zens saw in it good investment as
they say. Well, l need not follow this
further, for you see"
eyes, yes, | see what you mean, Mr.. !.
Crouch. | don't wonder either at your
concern in the matter, nor blame you
for your feeling on the subject. It's
worthy cause you are enlisted in. But
here we are now arrived at the library.
l hope you will yet excuse the necessary
funds. think | shall cast few votes"
"Thank you. "No; / don't expect
much of fund, for this is the last
week And I haven't forgotten the
showing Tor lack of it) that our citi-
zens made the night of the Koehler lee
ture at the normal You should have
seen the paltry handful of the faithful
who greeted the speaker that evening
a ten cent admission it was too, and
with the understanding that this was
to 60 toward the picture fund. Good
day"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20
Farmers Can Cure the Evil.

Farmers complain of the horrible and
almost impossible condition of the roads.
The farmers have themselves to blame
for this unpleasant state of things. The
roads should long ago have been put into
such shape that no trouble could be eX-
perienced by those who wish to drive
into town OF to the neighboring cream
cry. When will the farmers get wise
to the economy of having good roads? If
the present evil is not remedied the resi-
dents of the country districts will
always be troubled with the poor high
ways.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Trenheiser to John Schooner,
west 62 feet of lot 10, block IS, city,
for $780,
Amanda Lindholm to Albert Herbert,
lots 3, 4, and 5, block %, South Bend,
for $50.
j. R. Brandrup to Fl. A. Noyes, land
in swH, nwA, section IL, Mankato, for
$4,000.
L. Lavenia Osborn to George Knapp,
east As feet of west half of lot 5, block
5, Givens & Lewis addition, for $75.
Carl Lundin to John Schooner, lot Z,
block 20, Afankato City, for 1915.
Charles d. OFT to George w. Neff, 2S
by so feet in nwA, ne14, section 5, Lake
Crystal, for $500.
William A. Gahler to Charles L. Stucy,
so by 100 feet in section 25, Leray. for
$500.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

house, or sends one of those awful po-
licemen, he'll just find out who owns
this establishment. Indeed, it is pretty
pass we have come to if we can't run
our own houses the way we want. And
/ have won the prize at every meeting
this winter! Oh, / don't see how a man
can be so mean'
The ears of Mayor Jones must have
burned awfully when the lady was
giving utterance to the dire threat. His
Honor will hesitate to send one of his
minions of the law to that house, you
may bet, and the society gambling
will prevail as heretofore.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

ress to vindicate Mr. McCleary's fancied
wrongs OF for the purpose of being rep
resented fairly and honestly. If this is
really Mr.. McCleary's position it resolves
itself into question of sympathy on one
side and of principle on the other, and
The Reporter does not believe that the
voters are long going to hesitate between
sympathy for the 'wronged congress-
man and the platform of MIR. Guttersen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20
Funeral Services Held.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
Martin took place from the Presbyterian
church this afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. George w. Davis, and
many floral offerings were presented. The
pail bearers were w. w. Davis, M. G.
Willard, d. L. Rose and ID. S. Evans. The
was had at Glenwoood ceme-
terry.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20
Praise for Guttersen.

From Fridays Daily.
This much The Sentinel can say for
Hon. Gilbert Guttersen: He is as square
and honorable man as ever trod shoe
leather and if he should be elected to
congress he would stand for reforms that
honest men of all parties are demanding
at the hands of our law makers.-Fair'
mont Sentinel
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
this month. Drives away spring tired
ness, gives appetite and sleep, makes
you we'll and keeps you well. Great
family tonic. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
john c. Thro.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

Success has crowned our efforts of UNI
firing endeavor and we present to the
public with a confidence never before
held by any other medicine, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea or
Tablets.-John C. Thro.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

Florence L. Cross to Nettie L. Reed,
lot Is and west half of lot II, block 6,
Amboy, for $1,000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20

How is this? Will our friends on the
prairie explain? There is well defined
rumor that the present promoters of
the Alphabet will run their line to James
vile. This might seem reasonable on
the grounds of the right of way for as
a matter of fact according to an Albert
Lea paper the company has failed to Sc
sure an entrance either to Albert Lea
or Mankato. If the promoters wish to
come to GAINESVILLE they will not be con-
fronted with that difficulty GAINESVILLE
Argus.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-04-20
WHAT DAME RUMOR SAYS.
Will Run Alphabet Road to St. Peter,
Maybe to GAINESVILLE,

According to an Albert Lea paper the
citizens of that city take but little
stock in roilroad promoters. The Alpha
bet line is as much of mystery as
ever. The people are becoming some
what apprehensive, in fact there is but
little prospect of work being resumed at
present When it is we shall be glad
to chronicle the event. GAINESVILLE Ar
gus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23

ria que sIigi6 Haghss no ta6 nAda
luiosA- como era sspsrtnxA do los re-
publieane qre 10 tasrA--y 10 debl6
On gran parte & que rencillas perso. .
nalsa sonsra Hearst h!eieron votAr &
mashos democratAs por Hughes, elaro
% ve que 81 no cAmhiAn les sondielo
mes aetualss y 30 hses algo para apA.
eiguAr el dsleontsnt, general remnants
ea las mAsas y, dtaminuir, por 10 me-
nos, les tx Aeeionss sresisr tls do loa
TEusM. On las prDxImss elscsionei
volverA q presenlarss, y ssa vtz cor
msyor vigor. sl sxpeelro do 10 dsns
G gtA y del sosialiimo que On lee ps.
aadas fu6 vsncIdo, pero no AbAtido nj
mueho msncs eliminado do Ia eic ms
politics.. Tai % 10 Amsnaxa del nA
mana y { eoniurAr los psligros qua
c fEees dsben dsdieAr sus eEfueEzos ]
easrgiss tOdos aQusllos Qus amen
80 pals y no quierAn que 10 ArrAss Ii
tolmSntA revolurionRria Quss. tormA
CoRREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

cuslquisrA nsnss scsr oh suovsvs
Ia que angel do b3ndAd dc duzQra podrAs
dc hAcar f4z hombte aborrecs II vida nj dsss
dicha cue Ay Ia rschssarna, acnrsms
Gnoveva m d6sme t aobre mi corsz6a iocasso
hSca que Qusre odo loaot votes
Oda alma G'novavs, mo vida mia, noytvs
rompsS ya to iurAmento.
Ell cOrsz6n de Ia Ovsn Se incnaba cstaa duuss Uabra
nQudsx del fatga los psdecimisntOs sgotsbn ~
fucrzs lEs Sgrmsa AsomAbAn oos ain embargo
los soIozos lsvantAbAn todAvi4 80 pscho abrssRdo.
Maureo comprend6 snovevs tenA ys vElor pArs
rer cogi6 brszoa Entoncss ella d6 casr gu
cabezA sob e hCmbrO de MauriCia, detsndOs rQos
cabeIIoG, cubrisron s encsndido de amane.
Al msmo Aempo sint6 pslpita pecho eYkntado odv(s
como las olAH dssuu6t de ID tenn psGtAd.
Lorss sDsvsvs le diio profands tristeS' lors'
0h Tanuutsnc No. no ismSa mpOn1rS si amor doler
desdsuao snss mis- laho1 mAnohArsn heau qua
venspe una aoa kgriwa de srrspsntimiento.
Aauno Sfo6 81 lazo vyo do brszoS sspSr6 reDa1s
Ia de GsnovevA vo6 enttud de mproviso por
tsscoiones tan ntures mur qua dsReuda
que des vsncda defeudieodose Gsnovtv ech6 su
temuIos 81 ouslo de Mauo s erech6 vosnoa aosro6
50 msis ttfa h6msda todyfs lac kgrmw la sbtaass
mSllG del iovsn.
OH sxoIAm6 no me abandOnes M4uricio porQus srep d
6nico protector que me queda "a eIts mundo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
NOTAS Dc AREcIBO
FL Presidente Roosevelt. =
Tren expreso. : Com stones
en- Ia eStaci6n.
PASEO POR LA CIUDAD
Aciam aciones del pueblo. :
Hacil Utuado'--La carre-
terra guardada.

N1vismh7a g.. e. srsu txp-aso
c6mpuesto de dos g ehss d. ipjo 3
loaomotors adoYnadM de rEmkls }
bandersg, llsgSron eata sste ui6n &
laa Q da Ia mt6AnA sl Il .norAbls Prs
aidsnta Mr.. Rooseve,t ae6qrs 8hi.,
Mr.. Winthrop hh,Ya. Mr., p. d '
otroa vArios u fiofss
En dieha cstaci6n del isrrt earril
ssperkban { los ilustrss viAisros ell
Aleslde- -Prsaidsnte dol Conssi, Maos
Tents Bore!a con una eomis sion DEL
Apntsipio eompueala do los sshora.
suplivsrs, CAvilieI J Asior, 0. q o.
Juez % Ia Corte dc nisttiso lsl "
G lfiones, Hen. Fiscal asfI lr Acoass
Q liL tsro, Dsisged aisC Ansra Lelo,
+. SArtcni, Jutz mnuiclsAl Ledo. Jose
l. Cent?, Jusx de Psx D. T. Caballs
70, Prssldsnse del Com se Uniotis,a
senior Lo3esms, Vios-l 6rsul de Esps
NJ don Apgs Sarz, C0nsul do Vene
zuela D. H Bs,gs, C6naul do Cuoa
Dr., Fernando AlDman, Iaapsesor os
sAnidad marfllma DR.. Msuuei AarI
nss RosslI6 = olros sehores, t3dca los
euales fleron prssentadoa pur el %
nor GohernAdor al Hon. Psaaidsnte,
ri aicAlde invIt6.e & pAsesr Dol
10 poblAsion q 10 saal seAsdlo gQsso
so, aur que manifesto que soIo 10 h.ei.
pcr ciDeo minulos, puts dsssabA lie
gar & Popaa 4 lAA dos de IA 10 do.
6ubisloa & los toehes que no lei
tenis dispuessos y rseortisroo v4ris,
sallas do IL poblaei6r, 90 lAs suale,
habfa inmeESo gsnsio que aelamAbl
81 Presidents. Quisn 20 aiabs ssrifio
aaments todos. Despu6s somAroI
do nusvo en- 10 sstact6 Ga los sutomovi
Loo salisndo para UIuAdo q las nuevI
~ media.
| La banda escolar toe6 On la eala
ci6n y t,enle al AyuntsmienIo. A eau
50 do 10 apresuI . 10 del vlsis no pudl
eesptar 81 lunch que 30 10 lenia pre-
parade on lts lslones do 10 AlsAldfa
/ ri haberse reclbido 4 AltAs hor q
do lA nochs 10 nosieiA de passr 20
estA eiudAd los iIastres visisros, In
pidi6 el que 90 h.c ESQ IN reel bimiens
10 esp6odido Al iguo if, dc Ia Ma
cion AmeriaAnk.
En- el tron extraordinario do |
mAdrugAda de hoy )ltgsron 40 polisia
al mando del IsnisnIs Noa, los euA!e
aAlieron sgaidamente Ga eothl rar
UIusdo, para ser cole eAdos an 10 q
rrstera que hA do resorrer sl pres
dents.
: -Sa ereusnlra en- puerto oil vApo
GmerieAno soAIh9nder 30 espegA u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
D|VEPSAS NOT|CIAS
Promesas del Presidente, 30.
bre las obras de dragado
en- nuestro puerto.
ESCUELA MECANICA
Vapor correo espalol -Pla.
ca extravlada. - Fiestas pa
tronales en- Carolina.

Il presidspts Roossvs promel6
Z los REPRESENTATIVES del Board cf
Trade y Cfmara de Cc msreio, smOe.
fiArse por cue euanto a-tsr s, hlelsssn
oh'as do drsgado On nueatro puerto,
Aver tsrds tom6 puerto el vAEor
eorreo esp, Hol.
Ell dis dc ls ll'g.da del PfeaI'
dents 80 10 ssxtravi6 10 plaza Al polieiA
n6msro :84
% In el Club do r. Kshrhahr &
Co., rs san FransiEso. 90 vsn6sn dos
rsloies do orc sads aemana, enirs 50
sosios, abonando to.so 6 loo sam anal
L. dltima fsmana obtuvo uno dor
Pedro Homsr y Agudo Eoeio r an sS.
IA 90 essk llenando ls n apisuls
para irgreso en- Ia ssouelA ms.G1 ies
de San Juan.
-Reins mucha snimsei6n ca CO
roliRa para lAs 6estas que se aelsbss.
ian al On honor dc 10 Puifslms.
Una do las eosas que ma sgrA
do al Pfeiidt nte R2oIsvslt On 90 vi
siia & Puerto Rico fac lss o. Gcuslas y
el gran sontingente de nifios que asis
ten & alias.
-Ss sneontrAba aver sn sa7 Juar
el a'sAlde do AdjuntAs nuestro amigo
don America Rodriguez Asosia.
sT Sc VENDE On earro Ameries,
no on buen estAdo, eapaeidsd 100 %
pFopio para trsnspoftar eArga peaa.
do. Ipformes, Johnson y CO On CaguAI
8 Fratk shirmsr, maells del Quarter
master, Rsn Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
NO7AS AMERICANS
Elecciones On 43 estados de la
Union Americana. Los
tepubl'canos.
LOS DOMOCRATAs
El <Fstado Impsrio>. I'll di-
rector del sJournsl>. HUI
ghes sale triunfador.

E.e del sorrianta % tfsotu arnn las
elaseiorea on 43 Rstsdos do 10 Union
y el retu'tAdo. suuqus ha demoslrado
que lea demf fcrAtAs haD h'eho st iAlsdo
avanse On sl eriterio y 10 con6aIxs
del pueblo, dsia 4 los rapublisauos
eon una regular msyoria tAnto on los
Eiecutivos, SsnAdcs y LsglslsturAs de
los EstAdoa eomo On oil Senado y 10
Ckmara tsdsrsles, qusdando sompro-
bado por sse hseho que sl imperialis-
mo J el pl ottssioniimo ultra que son
10 Aintssis dsl progrsma do los repu-
blicanos-no han psrdido musho to.
reno o. 10 soncisneiA le 10 msBa po'
pulAr.
No obs.ants 10 ruds sampsds y
los eatuerzos do los dsm6eratas on el
ser tdo do llsvar 81 ssntimisnto pdbli'
90 por los sntiRuss dsrrotsros dc 10
politiea americana.
De ssos 43 Kstados. 20 eligisron
lodo % trsn gabsrnativo; gissutivo,
Legislative y Judicisl; en- los rsstan
ses tan solo 90 renovaron 6ltos dos
timos.
Ia mas inter iante do lodas ssai
lushss sleeai onHriss tr6 sin dudA ID
que 10 lltv5 6 cabo en el EatAdo d.
NV York. ~ por 10 mayor importsn
eiA On iodos sEnsidoa do cate que sui
| morapores as somplteeo On llsmar el
<Esssdo Inreric. ~ pt rlue el pro
grams polfs,so de- H,arst y las tsnden
slAs que 90 mani fsssaroa On sl bando
cue poatulo 50 aandidatara aauniar
.xsss elonAl gEAvsdAd y. somo 10 dill
| mos on rueslra antsrior revista, hs
BIZ IN producido en- los hsbitAniea dc
EstAdo ma Al,acl6n poliiica deau
EaoR.
81 rssa'tsdo, si bisn favorable
HuG hss, candidate do los rspubliea
II
nos rkrA G obsrn ador, que fu6 elect(
por una may. rlA do 80. 900 votes. II
10 ta6 para sl partldo que represest,
| pues, Q n 10 s6ia exsspsi6n do Hssrat
candidate de los dsm5eratas para g .
bsrnador, eitos sligisron todos 81
eandidAtos para sl nusvo tren oHtial
% dtelr: Esereisrio do EslAdo, Tsso
zero, Prosuredor G !nsral. Conisdo
I6 Icgsnisro pdaliso. prsseniAndoa
Alf el eutioko saso dc que el " d
Enero ploxImo hAbrk on Albany al
G obsrnIdor EspuhlicAno asssorad'
por IN G AbinsSe dem6er ats, 10 que in
dudablsmsLte hArA diiielles , lAbo
rioska tus lArUAs AcministraiivAs !
rsatringir& mucho 81 1t Il IeueiA poli
tlea.
81 & eato 90 sgrsga Sus 10 mAjo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
QTRAS N0TIC|AS
Boda de artistas. "A sis stidos
en Ia Sala de Socorros.
Los frutos del pals.
Mr.. ZiM I'M ERMsN
t'aLecimlen to. -Deterido por
acometimiep to y agresi6a.
Don Luis CO lon biani.

Be ha esehrAdo sn satA o'ndad
Is hocs e Ire arsissas. bsio c'm 40
d2n = ~ Vtziutx y In ustns.6rG
Adeioa V hi Smboa pastar eaisnGss <
Ia % mS.1ia de xA zusla QUE rabsis
"a sl ssE'fo municipal.
Aysf flsron Asisiidos sn 10 sals
De sosorsos PurA A1oino, Tlbursio
Rivera, RsfAsl DisE, Ccnrado Sierra
y GsbrIa G Arsls, do hsrit a. , conlu'
sioces leses.
&S 7ars ozrreras de eAhall0s, ven
don rsiuiesa speeislss 6 contadores do
quins1s de ssgundoa { 90 40, a3GO,
sic 90 , sll.oo, porM pAgo, Ioa ssno.
gss Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puersn R,n0, Alt.
--Lns fiuios del pals 90 sstAa van
disndC q yrssios muy altos en sl mer'
e&do, ao0rs todo. los hlsvcs nc uus'
dea ccm :Sres por IL Garo q1s 90
vendea
Aver 4 medic iis T. 8 arrests do
Ea'ssQuia Ramos, por aoomstImisnlo
lytge eNon.
a LOS sFsOREs PraolicaLt.s
% Cirugia menor. Sc reessta an
nrses carte en- Cirugfa meuor, titula.
do. PGrA iuformss diriitrts al doetor
dcn Victor GaLerftz. -CsguAs, Pho.
REQ. 1870
En- "a muralia da 10 ealls dal
CrisIo flsron arsessAdoA aJsr Rsrvio
NA'sr, Fac r drguE Ra6oo Che.
ere, p r arrt jar plsaras &l patio del
Prssidio.
LA poltsiA conduio ayer & In
eS,eel 4 o&sAino Andino, acusAdo de
habsr sussrAidu una mAiesA On oil fs'
rroesvril.
o. sOMBREROS . baGtoues do
Cebo Roio, eors:s do CAsinair, eneaies
espa6oiea selid0s & mAno y toda elase
dc inGarumsLtos muaicales, son ven,
didos en 10 sgsnelA general de los
AfamAd0s pianos do eK { hler & Camn'
help salis do Allen 10 s, San Juan,
IP. Il. alt
-Hs rg'ssAdo do 90 excursion
por Las rs aolosa Gel Sur oil lovsr
Lula ColomDAni, dc Ruer,A do Tisrra,
-HA fAllssldo On UiuAdo o. Ulua,
| do don Manual dc Pablo.
So eneuenlrA On esta eiudad al
Superintendsnts do E.eualas do utua-
do, NJ. Z mme,mkn.
-EstabA aver On San Juan don
William Santos, JueE munis!1Gl ds
CAbo r. 10.
/ =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
Ell CABALLERo DE CASA ROIA

muer bcns bisn proviataI Vsrdad
no come; pero esto no prueba que dsSQraciado-
-ConQQs QuerG hacer TODD enof pregunt6 Gsnovevs.
Todo mueho or 10 oontAr6 otro dis pero por d
biz corsr syer arde todo bsro de Snsgo Va ri
nj toc yuentro deyuno, deiadme mi que hsga los
honores.
Tisnsg rsx6n. dio MAuCo algeria ntantiI: 70
no be comdo n&ds timpoco, Gsnovevs.
al prcnuncar cate nombre, gulh6 el 0o Lop; pero
ocupado roEo de mon no 90 dlo p0r en-
tsndido exclsmsndo sOamente
-MsGniRco pernil
-HshfIs sdivnadc que elal s pregunt6 Mauricio.
~Soberbio ian6nI rtpiti6 Lorn por toda respuesta.
-Tsmbi6n tspgo gans do GsnoVeVA aarGando 50
plato.
Lor{p, diio MGuricio, syer nochs ssntis mAIo.
-EatsbaS que enfsrmo puss sstsbas loco
-Pues bien, crso que hoy saNaS t6 snfsrmo
-Eor Qn6l
-PorQue no hIcea
En- csc sUtlba psnsando ahOrs mismo, diio LOriu
Cuando 81 rubcundo Apollo
Entire las QraCas asnts,
Fsasivo, risutao alsgrs,
Jamss IL civ "a suala
PeTo 81 ncsuto, de Venus
ST les huallAs funSstss,
Entonces pierds Il lra
hssta ras6n con ella.
Ms sgnhcos versosl die MGuriCo rsndo.
Me allegro cue TO gun; psro psasmos hAblAr de ocaaa
nsnot AIe0res
-Pues oU6 hayl
-Qs denrO de POGO Voy eataf de 0usrdA Ia COnssr-
-EulA ConsseriA D.nds esA ID reinA txoIam6 G suo-
vev.
Ctso Que o. Ht6lra.
GSrovevs pAid Msuricio fruuci6 81 ct6o hiso
anI th Loffn Eta cort6 onia dc m6n dobls
Qae 10 primsrG
La rsua half. aldo Conduuda sfsciivamsnts Ia Conler
ieli'. adonds wants peg1rA
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