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wonderful that Mrs. II X Thaw pre-
vailed in the discrimination against
the prosecution backed by black legs.
Her testimony was absolute truth.
"Our evidence was Of conversations. The
cross examination has proved the exact
facts under oath.
''Mr. Jerome, finding his informants in
certain lines falsifers. concluded by more
usual methods. which is 10 his credit
However. from some OF the questions
and some Of his Unprofessionai remarks
IN court. It appeared truly that the nat
uTal and real goodness Of the witness IS
above his comprehension
The statement was typewriter. and II
was handed &, the reporters by Thaw.
II was a completed copy Of the statement
Wl4ch he started the day before, and only
part of which the newspapers printed, as
il was recalled by Thaw. Some comment
was made on this to-day, and evidently
Thaw made up his mind that the state
1T should be made public, nc matter
at his lawyers thought about IT, Be
fore be handed out this statement he
said 20 some Of the reporters.
1T is not true that my statement is not
30 be given out. I shall give out any
kind OF a statement ] want 10. The
portion of my statement printed had
something left OUT
4 copy Of Thaw's statement was shown
10 District Attorney Jerome after the trial
adjourned for the day. lie read II care
fully. but would express no opinion on IT.
He expressed desire. however, 10 see
the original copy of the statement II
was said that Jerome had made an effort
10 get Thaws original copy, but He had
not obtained il tonight. and doubtless viii
not get il.
Thaw's actions during the last few days
have been such as 10 cause his lawyers
some uneasiness. For long time to-day
at least three of the lawyers kept close
10 him all the time. At the noon recess
he had a talk with his wife in the Tombs.
She is perfectly satisfied with the way
things are going, and so is he.
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MOTHER MAHONEY" DEAD.
Widely known Woman Suecumbs 10
Infirmities of Old Age.

Funeral services Will be held to-mOr-
row morning over the body of Mrs.
Johanna Mahoney. fondly known as
Mother MahOney," who died Wednes-
day at her home, C2S X street south
west after a lingering illness due to
the inhrmities of old age. Mrs. Ma
honey was eighty years old. and was
a native of Abbey Zeal, County Liner
lex. ireland. She had been a resident
of this city for nearly fifty years. Pat
rick Mahoney, her husband, was a we'll
known business man of the southwest
section of the city.
Mrs. Mahoney wiz be long remem-
bered for her services to che smallpox
sufferers during the epidemic OF 1874
Early and late she worked in her sec
ton of the city helping in the care Of
the sick
Mrs Mahoney leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Mary Y. Horrigan, and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Theresa HOrTigan, of this city.
and a sister, Mrs. Mary Barry, Of Balti-
more.
The six nephews OF Mrs. Mahoney viii
act as pallbearers. They are Patrick
and Annis Collins, Of this city; William
and Dennis H. Barry. of MartinsburE.
W. Va. and Patrick and Daniel Doody,
of Martinsburs, ". Va
Interment Will be made in Mt Olivet
Cemetery.
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THAW MAKES STATEMENT.

Above JerOme's Comprehension.
New York. Feb. 2S.-Late this afternoon
Thaw made this statement:
This is Mr.. Thaws second statement
since August 10:
with chances millions to one against
her after the catastrophe in 1901. it Is
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VETERANS PLAY EUCHRE.
Old Guard Of &. a. r. Gives Enter
taInment at Masonic Temple.

The interest manifested by the various
patriotic societies in the affairs Of the
Old Guard of the Grand Army of the Re
public was shown by the attendance at
the ecure and dance given by that or
ganiZation AT Masonic Temple last night.
Fourteen games of euChTe We're played
and a number of prizes awarded The
first hdys prize was won by Mrs. L.
Jones: second by Mrs. Fenton, and the
third by Mrs. Woodsate. W. Il. II.
Gould was awarded the first gentleman
prize, Isaac Cole second, and NJ. Harvey
third.
Following the awarding of the prizes
gold medal was presented TO Capt.
James NJ Edgar. for twenty-five years
the commander of the company. Lieut.
James L MCCabe made the presentation
The committee in charge consisted OF
Adjt NJ NJ. Lewis, Chaplain 5. H.
Stevens, and c. H. Warder
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WINTER RESORTS

The Atlantic City Office of The
Washington Herald is located in
the Bartlett Building, cor. of At
lantic and North Carolina aves.,
where advertisements can be in
serted at regular Office rates. H. S.
Wallace. special representative.
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RECKLESS CHAUFFEUR FINED.
Judge KimbaH Metes Ont Punish
ment BETTING OnenScs.

Qualification was expressed by the Dis
trict authorities at the action Of Judge
KimbaH ia imposing fines aggregating SO
upon Thomas Williams, colored, for OPP
Grating an automobile without the consent
OF the owner.
williams was yesterday arraigned upon
four charges and fined $40 for operating
the machine without the owners consent.
so for running over fire department hose
at the L street fire. SO for being drunk.
and so for running into and destroying
q part OF the equipment Of Truck Z.
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Special Forecast.
LocaI Temperntures.

Midnight 95: . a. m. q a. M %; 6 a. m. %;
6 a. m, p 10 a. m, p p noon 3; . p, m, a
p m. 4; p M, 80 6 D. m, &c. 10 p. NJ 3.
Maximum, T.; minimum. q.
Relative hunidity-5 a. ~, Il; 2 p. M. as s D..
m 81 Rainfall O. Hours Of sunshine, 81 Per
cent q possible sunshine g.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum. 80:
minimum, IT,
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BRYCE NEAR THE AGE LIMIT.
King, However, May Extend AM
baSSadOF'S Term of service.

HHsNHuOF ItFm OI seTNIce-
London. Feb 2S.-In the House of Com
mons to-day Harry Liddell. member from
West Down, UnionisL asked the govern
ment whether the civil service rule re-
quiring ambassadors 10 retire at the age
Of seventy would be enforced in the case
Of James Bryce, the Ambassador TO the
United States. who will be seventy years
old in May of next year.
Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey re.
piled that the prime minister had the
power 10 recommend that the King eX-
tend the period OF an ambassadors serv-
zee. He added tina: this power had been
exercised three times in the case Of Sir
Julian PauncefOte.
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DEADLOCK RECORD BROKEN.
Twenty-ninth ballot for Rhode ISL
and Senator without Result.

Providence, r. l., Feb. 2S.-The twenty
ninth ballot for United States Senator
was taken to-day, breaking all former
records for Senatorial deadlOcks
The result Of the ballot was as follows:
Col Goddard, A; Col. Colt. ~; Senator
Wetmore, 30; ex-Gov. Utter, I. The total
number Of votes cast was 10; necessary
for choice, IS; absent, /.
Every member of both branches was
present with the exception of Lieut.. Gov.
jackson.
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british ninIomnt Dend.

London. Feb. 2S-Sir Francis Richard
Plunkett, formerly in the British diplo-
matte service. died in Paris to-day His
last Office was that of Ambassador at
Vienna, from which he retired in 1905.
He was secretary 10 the British Legation
at Washington In 1851
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
5 - Of -. weather g.

L = Dept of Agriculture. Weather Bureau,
washington Thursday. February q. 1905 p. m
The month Just closed was rather free from severe
weather in AIRY part Of the country. TN the whole
it was dry especially in Atlantic Coast districts the
ohio Valley the greater portion Of the Mississippi
Valley and the Lake region Ia the Southeastern
states dry weather has continued almost unlnteF-
ruutsdlv since ,ast autumn The month was cold
one in northeastern districts, including the ONO
Valley and the Lake region. in the South nearly
normal temperatures prevailed
In the last tvcnty-four hours heavy rains have
fallen in the Lower Mississippi. Valley, including
Alabama Light to moderate rains have also fallen
IN the South Atlantic States Tennessee. and Zen
lucky
For Friday rain is probable in Atlantic Coast
districts the Ohio Valley and possibly the East
Gulf states. IN the Lake region and the Upper
Mississippi Valley Is indicated with falling
temperature. The weather Saturday VIII be fair.
except in New England and the Lower Lake region,
where snow rain is indicated.
u Will be colder in the middle and lower por-
lions Of the Mississippi Valley and in the East
Gulf States In the Northwest the weather viii
moderate Friday. and if win be Saturday in
the Rocky Mountain region. the Missouri, and Up
per Mississippi valleys.
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic COASTS viii he ucrtheasteTly and fresh on
tile South Atlantic coast fresh, possibly brisk north
castcTy ON the east Gulf coast fresh southeasteriy
and on the west Gulf coast fresh northWesterly.
Steamers departing Friday for European ports
viii have fresh and variable winds and cloudy
weather TO the Grand Banks
Special Forecast.
Hood warnings have been issued for the rivers
Of Southwestern Alabama and Southeastern Aissis-
sippi.
Storm warnings are displayed on the Washington
and Oregon coasts
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Big THEFT UNSOLVED
Subtreasury Shortage at Chi
cage Not Cleared Up.
SEEK MAN WITH $1,000 BILL
Chief WiIkie and Secret Service Men
Get No CIeYv Except the Fact That
Stranger offered Note of Large
Denomination Last Week-TelleF's
Absence Causes NO Alarm.
snaclnl to Tho washington HsrnId.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Chicago, Feb. 2S.-There is yet no evil
dence that warrants Capt. John Z. Will1ie,
Chief of the Secret Service. in ordering
an arrest in the $4,000 mystery of the
subtreasury George A. Fitzgerald, the
teller. has disappeared. but his absence
caused the officials no alarm It was
learned later that he was simply fleeing
from photographers.
Half an hour previous 10 Fitzgerald s
disappearance a reporter had called at the
home and had been told that Mr.. FitZ-
gerald had gone away to pass the morn
ing with d sick friend on the extreme
South Side When Fitzgerald left his house
he went out by the rear entrance, lodging
down an alley.
Among other spectacular features Of the
day was disclosed a hunt for man who
had tried to pass a 81, 0O0 bin in the Twcn-
ty-second street district. This man is sup
posed to have called at the Twenty-second
street postal station and at the Lexington
Hotel with the currency, but neither Of
these places changed it for him. However,
the government officials are inclined not
to attach considerable significance to this
incident. calling it unquesuonably mere
coincidence.
Seek Man with Big Bill.
Chief WIkie to-day admitted that a
search had been made for the holder Of
the Sl,01j bill said 20 have been flashed in
the Twenty second street levee district
almost simultaneously with the robbery
but declared that he did not connect the
incident with the subtreasury mystery.
AN unknown man appeared at the
Twenty-second street post-ofice Wednes-
day and asked to have a $1,000 bill
changed" said Chief Wnllie. His re-
quest was refused. We know that this
man was at the Lexington Hotel He
weighed about 100 to 10 pounds and was
approaching middle age
Stamp Clerk John NJ. Claffey, at the
Twenty-second street station. says he
thinks the man presented the bin early
last week, but Superintendent Eben J.
T Beach declares that il may have been the
preceding week. Neither of the men can
describe the applicant in definite terms.
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Temperatures in other cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together wiki the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended at
p. N. yesterday, are follows:
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
H, il Dressing TSzr 613 18th NV
Manicuring Phone Main 4ls

FORMATION OF LIMITED PARTNER
ship.-NOtlce is hereby given that Harry
Frank and Isidore herman. of the City OF
New York and Samuel II Bernau. OF
the City Of Washington. District Of Co
lunbia, have formed a limited partner
ship under the name and style Of S. II.
Berman's Fourteenth Street Store for the
period OF TWO years from FEBRUARY /,
1907, under and by virtue Of the laws OF
the District OF Columbia. for the purpose
of selling general merchandise upon cred
il and otherwise. and to do an installment
business in the City OF Washington, Dis
triCt Of Columbia. and vicinity; their
place Of business being at No 1870 Four
teenth street northwest in the City and
District Aforesaid. The said Harry Frank
and IsidOTe herman are the special part
ners. and have jointly contributed the
sum of Two Thousand Dollars 10 the COM
mon stock OF the firm. and are not liable
for any debts Of the firm beyond this
sum. fe7-eod-ex- SIT
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CharIes nertram Dead.

London. Feb 2S-Charles Bertram.
the conjurer. died to-day.
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in Stock

Bushnell Paperoid Wallets single,
double, and triple expansion.
They wear like leather. Bcs, known
article for fling purposes. To be
had in many sizes.
The Law Reporter Printing Co.
NJ W. MOORE. Manager
5lS-s20 Fifth Street Northwest
\ Phone Main 62S
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EXCURSIONS.
Trolley to KensIngton

Via Rock Creek Bridges and Parks the Zoo Chevy
Chase Circle and Lake. Every visitor 70 Washington
should ste these beautiful suburbs. Cars every j.
minutes from 18th 81 and y l. aye Round TIP
tcscts. &c, at Fussells. liZ y. Y ave u07-u
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SEWING MACHNES-a DOWN, 50C A
week Rented, SOC a week. repaired, 50c
up. Also GTaphophones and Records sold
on easy payments open evenings until
clock
Robertson d Coz
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EtWWEN F0WN . VI
1910 eth ST. NV. Phone y. 1910

DR.. ". H WALDO. DENTIST. or 80
East Capitol St has removed 10 his new
office. at lI0l G 81. NV. Office hours: $50
TO $50. Sundays. 3 TO l2.50 fell-SJt
DIR. GEO. =. WALDO, DENTIST, 1870
New York ave. NV. formerly 80 X. Cap
ST.. The Alveola method tnO pletes)-
Painless extraction. fe25-u
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EARL-MAR HALL

Directly GA ocean front. Vermont
hong distance phoaes; runring Sater IN rooms;
winter rates L. J. BROWN. asset
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HoTEL cHETWooDE.
THE coLWYN,

0f alI-te ih Az
Steam heat Home conforfe Open ali year
4. c. WARBURT0N, Manager.
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l0TAS BE [lR[S
Nombranientos de sar-
gentos y cabOs de La
Guardia NaOiona1.
BUENA RETRETA
~ IL Snlawa dat
BUENA RETRETA
Termination de Ia plaza del
mercado. Fiesta intima.
Buen sobrestante.

JUNO 3o.-Con mucho entuT
siasmo ha sido acogido en- este pue-
bio el nombramiento de sargentos
y cabos de la Guardia nacional.
Todas las noches Sc verihcari e]er-
cicios, instruyendola en- IL tactica
militar el Teniente Casals y cabo
Quihones.
FL "a de JUNO, dfa de San
Juan, tuvimos Ell gusto de concu-
rrir q la morada del doctor don Juan
Benet Valdes y ALI fuimos esplen-
didamente obsequiado por este sim
patico galeno.
-Ese mismo Sc celebr6 una
retreta en- Ia plaza del mercado Ia
que estuvo muy concurrida y que
tenfa por objeto celebrar la conclu-
sion de este hermoso edihcio. 81
aperture, hoy domingo, Tesulto IN
verdadero acontecimiento; q in,
menso gendo que acudio al acto
qued6 convencido de la falta que
hacia una buena plaza de mercado
en- esta poblaci6n.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar a maestro buen amigo y
entusiasta correligionario don Pa
bio Emilio Rodriguez, que proce-
dehte de Guayama, donde Sc en-
cuentra enpleado, viene 4 este So
pueblo natal con el fin de pasar
unos dias al lado de sd distingui-
da familia, asi como de sus bue.
nos amigos y correligionarios.
--Estando casi al terminarse
los estudios de la n Secci6n de ca
rretera que ha deunirnos con Ia pin
toresca villa de Adjuntas, ystiattlos
con sgusto que el competence so-
|brestante de Obras Pdblicas, don
Enrique Umpierre fuese nombfado
para esos trabaios, pues edicho se-
fiDr hizo la variante en- "A cuesta
nombrada de Cueto y erla que dss-
pleg6 gran actiyidad y economic en-
el trabajo a 'su cargo ccmo por 10
que auSuramos queen Totc tiempo
tendriamos terminada Ia carretera
de que tratatnos. s9Itaaa
TIL 3a CORREsPoNsAL.
II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-03

Fallecin1iento de una
lsefloi'ita. La nueva 1
! estaci6n te1efonica.
DON MANUEL MALARET
Fuerte aguacero. -Senorita
Ursula Ramirez. .-Quejas
de varios vecinos.

| Junio 80. Aver tarde, a la,
cincc, rindi6 la jornada de Ia vida
la apreciable seforita Angelica We.
ga. El sepelio del cadaver verif.
c6se hoy con tlutridisimo acompa.
fiamiento de amigos, que fuimos 4
rendirle q la infortunada Angelica
el lltimo tribute de simpatfa.
Reciban los familiares de Ia 6na-
da el testimonio sincere de nuestro
pesame. t
Hoy tuvimos Ell gusto de sa-
ludar en- en- este pueblo q la gracio-
sa ysimpatica senorita Ursulita Ra-
mirez. ,.' ~
Esta encantadora sangermeiia,
que apenas cuenta diez y seis afios
de edad, conquista va la estimation
de todo el que la trata con .su carl
ia de angel y sus modales correctf-
simos. '
Son muchas las personas que
Sc quejan del NAL olor que despi-
den las aguas que Sc detienen en- la
cuneta frente a Ia casa de don Emf,
lio Pietri, en- Ia calle del doctor
Betsnces.s
Esas aguas Sc descomponen y
forman Tin verdadero foco de infec
ci6n, muy peligroso para la salud
p1blica.
Evite ESQ quien deba evitarlo.
-El individuo Manuel Lugo
(a) sManeaO, que Sc habfa fugado
del dep6sito municipal de este pue
bio, fue capturado anteayer en- el
barrio qCaina, de San German.
A dicho sujeto Sc lie acusa ell
haber seducido 4 una joveu, siendo,
casado.
La estaci6n telef6nica de este
pueblo. va hace algunos dfas que
esta alberta al pdblico. H.,
Sc encuentra entire nosotros
nuestro buen amigo don Manuel
Malaret, propietario de Adjuntas.
-Por fin, despues de una Sc
qufa prolongada, cay6 hoy TN fuer-
te aguacero, que cause mucha ale
grfa q los agricultores. -...u
/. 4trG9 CoRRRsPoNsAL.
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6sB4 ~ w ssNs aEf8 "a
De san SEBASTIAN
Sensible accidente ocu-
rrido q una nina.
Bier1 venidos.
GUAR0lk MAC ONAL
[ egada 4 esta poblaci6n de
AZ reciables J distineui.
Gas seiioritas.
GuAR0ls MAC 0NAL

! ]unio 3o.--Una nifia de nues-
tro buen amigo don Francisco La
torre, tuvo la dcsgracia de eaerse
fracturandose an brazo. Los doc
torres Franco y Cancio, y el prac
ticante sehor Estela hicieron Ia
primera curaci6n. A la bora er
que escribimos estas lineas, Sc nos
dice, continua sin novedad, 10 que
celebramos.
Los normalista seiiorita Ro-
sta Font, Joaquin carde y Jose
Maria Caballero Sc encuentran en-
esta poblacion, con objeto de pasar
el periodic de vacaciones entire sus
familiares. Bien venidos.
Han llegado q este pueblo las
simpaticas sefioritas Juana ManueIa
Rodriguez, 1rma Finlay, de San
Juan, que en- compafia de la seiio.
rita hija de nuestro estimado amigo
don Manuel Rodriguez Cabrera,
Evaristin Rodriguez Rabell, pasa-
ran una temporada, entire nosotros.
Grata permanencia deseamos q
nuestra estudiosa paisana y demas
apreciables seforitas.
-Nuestro popular alcalde Sc
nor N. Rabell, posee va una re-
gular collection de fociles, que ha
lido obteniendo con grandisimos
trabajos en- las excavaciones de Ia
carretera y otros puntos de la juris
dicci6n de este pueblo.
Al refefido sefior Sc le perdio
en- el incendio ocurrido en- mario
del aiio anterior, un considerable
n1mero de aquellos; pero no obs
tante sigue con el proposito de for
mar una collection completa. III
LAS simpaticas sehoritas Car
mela Char6n, Adriana Colon. Eu-
genia Corchado y Manuela Rosa del
Vale, Sc encuentran en- esta pobla-
ci6n.
Ell lunes de la pasada serna-
ma contrajeron matfimonio EN- este
pueblo, el sefor don Juan Rodri.
guez, con la simpatica seiorita Ma
ria Raya. Invitados oportunarnen-
(ContinGa en- Ia p6gina SD aal
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80 81 EM&sNaoFls9 s9 ~ Ss4gs" ~
I PAG|NA L|TERARIA
. HAMBURGO-

Huysnlans ha sido injusto cor
Hamburgo, y su duro humor Sc BIZ
expresado en- parrafos acres. 3,
que Durtal no fue & visitar el pa.
raiso de los cisnes, y NJ. Fo1antir
comic NAL q dos marcos cincuenta.
Hamburgo es alegre, casi con ale.
| gria latina, en- cuanto cabe en- I'm
centro salon. A VI
Hamburgo es la ciudad traba-
jadora, negociante, independents,
con 81 extricto senado, rsus fabri.
cas-, sus canales, sus grandes hote-
les, sus almacenes copiosos, y es
tambien la ciudad que Sc divierte,
Sc embellece, coquetea con el ex-
tranjefo, tiene su San PAUL. que Sc
parece a Montmatre como la cerve-
"a al champafia, cafes al aire libre,
q la orilla del Alster animado de
yates, y a donde Sc va en- vaporci-
tos, y en- donde, los domingos, ga
rridas muchachas flirtan al son de
la m1sica.
Tiene un gran barrio lujoso
que algunos llaman la Judea, por-
quess poderosos semitas gozan en-
1nagnifcas y coHagts de Ia felicinad
que da el dinero. Huysnlans ha-
bla, feroz, de caraquefos que en-
contro en- este emporio comercial.
Yo no he encontrado q ning1n
compatriota de Bolivar, aunque no
es raro DIR hablar espafiol, pues son
muchos los hispano- americanos re-
sidentes, ylos hamburgueses que
Sc han venido q establecer con sus
famiIias criollas, despues de hacer
fortuna en- las lejanas tierras calien-
tes. Las arquitecturas distintas
surgeon entire los verdores de los
iardines 8 al lado de las ordenadas
alamedas.
Helkendorf, fresco y forido,
tiene rincones delicioso de descan-
so, de amor y de ensueiio, pues no
es impossible ejercer esa delicada
function de sofiar en- una ciudad en-
donde los habitantes, por muy
practices que sean, tiene TN poe
tico paraje tornado por TN remain
SO del rio, en- el cual paraje una.
cantidad numerosa de cisnes esI
mantenida por el erario p1blico.
Estos poetas no tienen otra ocu
pacion mas que consagrarse la.
belleza, ser blancos hay algunos
negros-y deslizarse gallardamen-