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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
RosEATE ORANGE CONDITIONS

orange shipments from Southern Cal
ifornia have averaged nearly $50 car
loads per day during the last two
weeks. Allowing 800 boxes to load.
the daily output has been $4,000 boxes,
equal TO nearly 100000 oranges. Re
cent prices have ranged nearly Is per
cent higher than the figures for the
like period last year.
within the last three or four days,
however, there has been evidence Of
growing weakness in the eastern mar
kets as q consequence of the heavy
shipments and unfavorable weather
conditions. Growers and packers are
80 eager 70 realize on the crops at good
prices that they are taking the risk of
overstocking the demand and causing
a material decline in values.
II is estimated that the proportion of
the crop now on the trees is about the
same as was in evidence at this time
last year. The aggregate shipments to
date are considerably below those of
last year for the same time, the crop
this season having matured unusually
late and being somewhat less In vol
ume than last years product.
The general conditions in orange mar
keting are more satisfactory thus far
during the season than they have been
in several years. Notwithstanding the
immense volume of shipments there has
been but little complaint of car short
age since the season fairly opened. The
old troubles about routing have not de-
veloped and the railway companies
have been credited with greater effort
than ever before in satisfying shippers.
Although much the larger part of the
orange crop is still on the trees there is
every present reason to believe that
the aggregate value of the seasons
crop will break all records. While the
volume will be slightly less than that
of last year and much less than that of
the year before, the superior quality
of the present product and the active
demand will more than compensate for
the smaller output.
From the heart of the navel orange
district we have this pleasing statement:
Oranges were never in finer shape and
never did orchards turn out greater
percentage of extra fruit than is seen
now. Every indication at present points
to the fact that the fruit is in the finest
possible condition for retaining its
keeping qualities"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
LITTLE BAREFOOT MAN

"Hurrah for the winters showing.
Hurrah for the summer time.
With balmy spring winds blowing
Hurrah for any cline"
So says the freckled boy,
SO says the face of tan,
A mothers pride and joy
A little barefoot man.
Hurrah for sleds and snowballs.
Hurrah for the swimming hole;
Now he digs In the garden,
Now on with line and pole.
He shouts good by" to mother.
Then grabs his battered can
And hurries to the river
o, little barefoot man.
For you, little man, the future
Holds honor, wealth and power;
The hope OF our great nation
Is freckled boys this hour.
The glorious day Is coming
When eyes of the world will scan
The mighty hosts that follow
The little barefoot man.
Alvin M. Hendee OF summer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Los Angeles still continues to be the
warmest town in the United States.
But lovers of hot times need not be at
tracted here solely by that assertion
it isn't their kind of warmth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

The proposed Long Beach charer pro-
vides for six commissions, with a sec
retary for each all to be appointed by
the mayor. The politicians, of course,
favor the new charter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Supporters of the proposed misfit char
ter in Long Beach have called out some
Of the preachers. Now what in the
name of all that is movable do the
preachers know, more than every tax
payer knows for himself?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

When both Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Harri-
man, who have directly opposing rea-
sons for doing so, say that the inter-
state commerce act doesn't amount to
much it must be pretty bad.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

1t will be noted that when the cor
porations try to sneak through the
boughten legislature a bill killing the
Owens river project, the Snooze, their
official mouthpiece, is strangely silent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Sentiment in Long Beach in favor Of
consolidation with Los Angeles has
made wonderful strides during the last
two months. AS a consequence the
politicians down at the seashore are
scared half to death lest they lose their
jobs. That's the chief reason why they
raise such hullabaloo in favor of the
S'"onosed new charter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Under the provisions of the proposed
freeholders' charter Long Beach would
have seven councilmen, elected by the
people. What their duties will be, if
any, no man can tell. In truth these
offices are simply places to be occupied
by ward heelers The Long Beach tax
payer is not going to be deceived by
any such nonsense.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

A drunk swallowed half dollar yes
terday and nearly died. Yet he could
take in a barrel of forty-rod and never
culver. Funny how some men are con-
structed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

The ship subsidy bill will not be
allowed" to pass by Hartman, Hill,
ct AL, till they get their grabs in. BY
kind permission of Hartman, Hlll, ct
al, the sun still shines occasionally.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

1t must have been gratifying to Mr..
Bryan to find Los Angeles under a
Democratic administration. Perhaps
that's why he felt so much at home
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

The power companies are again trying
to prevent the consummation of tho
Owens river project A snort of sup
port may now be expected from the
SnooZe
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

That woman who won cent damages
in a breach of promise suit should now
attend all the bargain sales and spend
every dollar of it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

A careful estimate made by Long
Beach taxpayers shows that the adop-
ton of the proposed freeholders' char
ter would increase the city's expenses
over 100000 a year. That ought to set
tie it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Mr.. Bryan had samples of all the
varieties of our weather, so he can
make choice, and next time he comes
we can have on hand the brand that he
prefers,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Kansas is to abolish hanging. AS no
man has been hanged in that state for
half a century-legally- perhaps the
Kansans thought whats the use"?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

ing installed. A big pottery is being
built Pipes are being extended from
the gas fields. Railroads and trolley
lines are being laid down. Municipal
improvements are calling for a large
amount of capital and are giving en-
ployment to a great number of men.
Lead, zinc and asphalt lands are being
developed and new coal mines opened.
The lumber industry is growing rap
idly and becoming one of the most i'm
portant in the territory. All these
things are attracting men and capital
Oklahoma is entering into its state
hood with all the vigor and enthusi-
asm of the west.-Cleveland Leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

With a. eorporation-ownedl legislature,
no wonder the power companies think
they can sandbag the Owens river
project best through Sacramento.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

The mud you wallowed through yes
terday morning is the same old mud
that was in evidence several weeks ago.
Yes, same old mud.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

But if that new gas company doesn't
move any more rapidly than does it's
sponsor, the Evening Way Freight, it
won't be in operation very soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

After his reception here it would be
awfully disappointing to Mr.. Bryan if
Los Angeles should go against him in
the next presidential election.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

se' Harry Thaws sartorial display in
court should make the Thaw case break
into even the tailors' journals.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Mr.. Bryan became so enamored with
Los Angeles that he wouldn't leave ex-
cept on a train bearing the city's name.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

his his And the streets are no better pre-
hedared to stand a rain now than they
hoUere a few weeks back.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

What a relief 1t will be when the
Thaw jurymen are all chosen. The
trial will be that much nearer close.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

ly aNs Angeles doesn't want any more
mann, just now. Will Wollaber kindly
he lee notice?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Good by, Mr.. Bryan; take care o
Yourself. we want you next year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

DeIOTo
threatens failure.
In Ohio man has been sentenced TO
the penitentiary for life for stealing
five pounds Of corned beef. II It had
been turkey they probably would have
hanged him.
SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE
Poppy-Do you think dancing as bad
as hugsing?
Magnolia--No; not half as good.
Il ask not wealth, nor fame, nor
power" sings Chicago poet. And they
VIII not be thrust on him, either.
Why is It that so many wronged
ladies' get married again as soon as the
courts release them from the brutes
VINO made their lives miserable?
The Rev. Henry Warren, who opens
Wall street with prayer daily. knows
very well that It is out of the question
to close It with prayer.
The district attorney of New York
Is probing the theatrical trust watc,,
for a panic among the Pittsburr mill
lionaires.
MoRAL-DoNT PEEP
The other day Ward Virgins let fly
a big broadside OF destruction at n
flock OF sparrows on their old hen house
and after the smoke cleared away he
discovered he had also shot the turkey
his father won at the Chilo shooting
match. 1t seems the fool bird had been
looking out of hole in the roof which
Is very dangerous thing to do.-West
Lafayette co., Indicator.
The discovery that Tucson is the
Oldest town in the country seems to
leave Chicago in the position OF bslnR
the dirtiest.
Somebody states that Hartman has
few friends in Wall street. But who
goes to Wall street for friends?
Not everybody Is so fortunate as to
live in New York." says Mr. Pulitzer's
World. No. indeed. Many die there
every day.
CYNICISMS
Only unhappiness is preserved in fam
lily Jars.
little wisdom now and then is found
cen in the upper ten.
Wonders never cease while there are
press agents.
woman's face is also her misfortune
sometimes.
Love doesn't count the cost; It hasn't
the price.
One state will never forbid fighting-
the state of matrimony
What you don't know won't hurt you
or do you any good.
Many a jest is spoken In true words.
The best way to keep a cook is to try
to discharge her.
Philosophers are men who preach
what they don't practice.
Some self-made men cheat themselves
badly.
The office may seek the man, but not
IKE the creuitor does f>r
Most saints are only sinners nptrfound
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Populism is responsible for saving
one life, at least. A Leavenworth. Kas.,
man tried to commit suicide, but his
whiskers got in the way and the at
tempt failed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
HIS TROUBLES

'Tis when a miner strikes pay dirt,
when that IL what he's looking for
That he begins to feel real glad
His only troubles then are ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
It All Depend.

1t All Depends
The night looks mighty lonesome
The road is mighty rough,
But reckon that we'll git there
If we hold out long enough!
Atlanta Constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
Population of Los Angeles, 25l,463

Well, wasn't it worth IS?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

In the town of orsa, in Sweden, no
taxes are levied, and the railroad, tele-
phones and libraries are also free. 1t
must be an awful place IL they have to
offer such inducements to live there.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

New York is importing peaches from
South Africa. Perhaps the Delaware
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

That rival gas company looks good
on paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
AN APPRECIATION

AN APPHEClAIlON
Come on, "Uncle Gid" Your letter
was sure funny last week. Let us hear
some more about men cooking. 1 think
myself they are poor stock to do
housekeeping. They don't know much
about 1t, and they think a woman has
nothing to do but sit around. They say:
"Well, we don't have anything to do
but fiddle about."-Sequache CTenn.)
News.
A Chicago woman wants her husband
enjoined from speaking to her on the
street. He might get even with her by
having her enjoined from speaking to
him at home.
Scientists say that cooking does not
kill the bacilli. Lots of 1t finishes peo-
pie, however.
Two sisters of Mabelle Gilman are
getting ready to take the stage and sing
the captivating song that Mabelle sang.
More trouble for the steel trade.
HIS VICTIM
Palm-Did her father toe the mark?
Pepper-Yes; 1 was the mark.
What manual training can do for a
colored youth has been illustrated in
the case of Joe Cans of Baltimore. On
several occasions Joe has been known
to make as much as $4,000 in one night
with his hands.
Physicians have discovered that fresh
air is a cure for insanity. The air in
Kansas must be fresher now than in
the days of Populism.
1t is predicted that Chicago is shortly
to be dropped into Lake Michigan.
That catastrophe will end any hopes Of
pure water from that source.
There is still hope that New York will
learn who was elected mayor at the last
municipal election before it is time to
elect the next one.
New York is importing peaches from
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE
Poppy-Do you think dancing as bad
as hugging?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

In Ohio a man has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for life for stealing
five pounds Of corned beef II 1t had
been turkey they probably would have
hanged him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Il ask not wealth, nor fame, nor
power" sings Chicago poet. And they
VIII not be thrust on him, either.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

over in London the ST. James Gazette
thinks Senator Tillman should be kept
in a padded cell. Let the Gazette come
over and try to put the senator there.
Now that the Thaw trial Is beginning
we may expect to hear some more ex-
citing things about those "Florodora"
girls.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
PI LINES AND PICK UPS

crop will now think twice before It
threatens failure.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Why is 1t that so many wronged
ladies' get married again as soon as the
courts release them from the brutes
who made their lives miserable?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31
HIS VICTIM

Palm-Did her father toe the mark?
Pepper-Yes; I was the mark.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Magnolia--No; not half as good.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

There is still hope that New York will
learn who was elected mayor at the last
municipal election before 1t is time to
elect the next one.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

Two sisters of Mabelle Gilman are
getting ready to take the stage and sing
the captivating song that Mabelle sang.
More trouble for the steel trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

The Rev. Henry Warren, who opens
Wall street with prayer daily, knows
very well that It is out Of the question
to close It with prayer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-31

The district attorney Of New York
is probing the theatrical trust. Watch
for panic among the Pittsburg mill
lionaires.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-09
Hospital Dc MaIares j Mics.

Por acuerdo de Ia Junta DiEectiva de
la Women's aide Society J para psgar
deudas pendientes, tendr6 lugaT, 81 mREtes
IL de los corrienteg, las dos de 81 tarde,
una subasta pdbica voluntaris, por ante
el Notario que suscTibe, de todas perte.
nenciaa del Hospital de Mujeres Nifios,
incluyendo muebles, enBereB, ropas, titiles &
instrumentos de cirujfa, asf como los mate
riales del mismo edifcio del Hospital,
enclavqdo en an solar del Ayuntamiento
de San Juan.
No be admitiran propoaiciones que no
cubrsn 81 importe de las tssaciones peri
cialeB
Las tasacioneS perieiales SO encuentran
de manifesto en Ia ofcina del que suscribe
donde podran ser examinsdas por los que
interesen tomar parte en- Ia Bubasta.
FL acto de la BubRsta Sc veTifcsrS en- el
edifcio del Hospital de Mujeres y NifoH,
aitnado en- el barTio de Puerts de TERRA
de esta ciudad, inmediato al Hospital
Municipal. San Juan, Puerto Rico de
Junio de 1907.
--.~~ Juan HeTndndes Lopez,
6vE Notario P6blico.
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EL LABRADOR Y Ell VlGaBUNDO.

Ell vagabundo eB comuuista por tempe
ramsnto; ell labrador es individualiEta. Ell
labrador no comprende la vida sin Is pro
pieda6; el vsgabundo comprende la vida =
odia Ia propiedad.
81 labrador construye tapiaB valIa.
dos; 81 v0gabundo los galts; Ell labrador
acota campos; Ell vagabuudo los cruza.
El uno quisre que so heredad sea para
6; .! otro que Is tieEra sea para todoF.
En- presencia de Ia terra, la inclipaci6n
natural del hombre Sc determina. FL az
tiguo pastor el antique sgricu tor, NUS.
tro lejano ascsndiente, SO manifesta toda'
via con claridad en- nueRtro instinto
FL labrador We en- Is tspia Ia defensa de
sus intsresep; el vaga5undo un obstdculo
para sU vida.
FL uno dice: "Yo he comprado 81 cam
po, 10 he trabsjadr; sus ftutos son mfos. !"
FL otro dice: GEL sol que ha hecho crear
el 6Ibol es de todot; Ia lluvia que ha f.
cundado el campo tambi6n es de todos;
Jpor que privar a nadie de aquella tom
bra, de squel ffato, de aque!la lena con
que puede uno caleL tzTM?'
El vsgabundo es romkr tico, sndr joto y
espl6ndidc; el sgrieDltor, prdctioo y mise
rabIP; ell un0 tiene famI'ia, tiene hog4r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-09
S0netO de BaudeIaire
traduCidO en- prOSa.

Charles Baudelaire, maestro en- Fraucia
dal Bimbolismo po6tieo, hs escrito, como
nadie ignora, sonetos admirables, que SO
conservan como verdaderas joyss artisticaH.
Pero tai vez ming uno entire todos sul
bellfsimos sonetog, apsrezca adornado de
tan precioSas galas Tet6ricas infiItrado de
tan delicado sentido f f'os6fco, como este
que vereiS q continuation traducido en-
pr0Ea.
"EJ perro q eL trascO Mi Undo perro,
mi busn perro, mi queTido perrito, acer'
quese usted y venga aspirar IN excsIen'
ta pei flme, ccmprado aver al meior per-
fumista de la ciudad.
Y 81 psrro, meneando la cola, 10 cual
eB, me parece en esos pobres sereB la sefisl
que equivale la riaa la sonrisa, ue
t;ene hacisnda, tisne dinerc; eI otro no tie
ne nada mas qua ibeEtad, el Cislo azuI..
Y, sin embargo, al cRer de la tsEde es
para mi mas tIiste yer al labrador detrss
de su aradO que al vagabuudo que cru2s
La caTFetaFa. --.- p. .~.-
Y es que mi coraz6n es vagabundo.
1885,. pio Bnroin
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PENSAMLENIOS.
ODE VICTOR HUGO)

u
AL que ignora, enaenadle 81 mayor nd-
nero do cosas posibles, la sociedad es cul-
pable por no dar ensenanz gratuita, ella
es responsible de Ia obscuridad que pro,
duce Ia iguorancia.
En- an alma llena de sombra se comete
81 pecado. El culpable no % 81 pecador
sino 81 que hizo Ia Bombra.
No hsy malss hierbas ni malos hombres,
no hay aino malos cultivadorea
Vivimos en- una Eociedad gombrfa. Lo'
graT; he aqui la enssianza que cae gets q
gotta desde 81 derTumbadsEo de Ia corrup.
ci6n, dig6moslo de paso eato Be anna 81
logro. El exito eB una tTiate cosa, Bu fas-
"a semeJanza con 81 meTito engsna los
hombres- Para Ia muchedumbre "a suer-
te. casi tiene el mismo caf6cter que Ia su.
premscfa. La suerte, 81 6xito, este menec.
mo del tslento tiene una vfctima, La histo-
ria. JnVenal Tactic solos protestan.
En- nuestros dias una ilosofia Quasi Cfcial,
ha entFado en- su seEiYicio, lleva la librea
del exito le rinde pleito homemade de
anteBRla Logrsd, triurf4d, tened Suerte,
teoEfa. Prosperidad Bupone capacidad
Gauad 4 Ia loterfa, y va os enouentran CO.
mo IN h9mbre hibil. 81 que triunfa es
ohisto de veneraci6n. Todo consists en-
nacer de pies, Is admiration contemp por6-
nea, toda es miopfa.
Palo dorado paBa por orc macizo. Aun-
que sea cua'quierR ell pTimero que pass,
no Imports con tai que triurfs y que me
DIRE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-09
TaIlas para pOIiGias.

La ComiHi6n de Ia Policfa insular ceIe
brar6 tallaB an MaysgIez Ponce reBpec.
tivamsnts los dias 25 27 del actual
Los sBpirantes debsrSn tener.21 amos cum.
plidos = no mas de 40, tener como ITALIA
mfnima l metro 70 centfmetros cent?
metros de expansion toraxlca; debsRSn te
ner buenas condolences de salud desaTro.
Ito fisico, siendo excludes los individuos
que pressntsn alguna deformidad, como
qusbraduras, heTniaB, falta de dientes,
dsSviae'6n de los ojos, msnchas en- el cuer-
po, huellaS 6 vestigioB de enfsrmedadeB
secretas Ete.
Cada RBpirante SO pFoVeer8. para pTesen-
tar q la ComiSi6n, dc Csrtifcacion 81 de
buena conducts ibrsdaB por las autorida-
des locales y pTincipalmsnte, de los juzga.
dos municipales de Paz, que eYidencien
no habsr sufridO correction alguna.
La Comisi6n atendara de preferences,
aquellRB condolences morales que se T. fe.
jen en- los h&bitos y buenRs costumbres de
los aspiranteB, Sc necesitan & la vsz que
hombres aanOa y faertes, indiyiduos de
buen juiciO, pfudentsU, Temperatures, bie1
educadoS, que puedan merece1 Ia confaE-
"a y ell TeBpeto en- Ell cumplimiento de sus
deberes policiacoB.
DebeTSn presentaTge las soIicitudes ha'
chas de pufio y ira del aspirants y jura'
dss ante ell juez Notario pdblico, dando
asi f6 de Ia identidad de 81 parBona y de
que ha sido hecha por 81 mismo aBpirante.
Una de eBtas solicitudes acompanada de
Ia f6 de bautizo, ceEtifcaci6n de naci'
miento requisite indispensable, BerS envia'
ds la comisi6n con las ceTtifcaciones de
conducta moral y otEa solicitud enviada
al senior Jefs de la policfa insulsr, para
que en- 81 cuaFteI general sc informe 81
el sgpirante ha pertenecido anteB al
CueEpo de policfa de Ia coaducta que
haya Observable Estkn excludes los in
dividuoB que hubieran Balido del cuerpo
por imposibili1ad ffsica, 8 por expulsion.
EI plazo de admission de las solicitudes
espirarS 81 % de Jurio entandi6ndose
nula toda soIicitud qua vega con fscha
postsIior la mencionada.
Los aspirantes deber6n encontrarss en-
los puntos de FefeEeneia (Mayag1ez y
Ponce) los dias sshaIadOs las ocho de Ia
manana en- el local que ocupa Ell Cuartel
de Ia Policfa en- eetas poblacionss.
La Couaisi6n de "a PoEieta Tnsular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-09
AVISO

los GeeiOnistas de Ia Association Popular
CoOperGtivG de COnstrMcciones, AhOrTOS
= PrSstGmOs de Puerto Rico.
Sc hacs Saber & todos los accionistss de
ocisrriba nombrsda Association, cuyas &C.
la mes no hubieren caducado con antsrio.
ridad q Ia fecha en- que la autoridad Judi.
cial intervino para ventilar el eBtado de
los negocioS y proceder la liquidaci6n y
disOluci6n de dichs asociaci6n, 6 sea, con
anterioridad al 10. de Julio dc 1905, que
pusden pasar por Ia ofcina del que sus-
cribe, Bituada en- Ia calle de Tetu6n ND.
nero de esta Capital, todos los dias la.
borables durants 81 place improrrogabIe
de dos meses, & contsr desde ell dia 20
del corrieate, para recibir en- concepto de
devcluci6n, el importe del capital inver'
tidO 6 depOsitado pOr cada acci6n, y otra
suma igual & dicho capital, como benefcio
obtenido.
Los que dejaren de concurrir dentro del
Citado plazO q recibir el importe de sus &C
clones y benefCios He entenderd que renun.
clan su dsrscho.
Lo que SO publics por orden del Hon.
Juez don Pedro de Audrey, de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, para conocimiento
do tOdos los iuteressdoH.
San Juan, P. R., Mayo 21 de 1907. -
J. n. HughaTt.- Sfndico de la Asocis.
cl6n. Bows
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acerca pone cuidadosamente su nariz hd
media 90 81 frasco dsstapsdo; luego retro
cediendo Sdbitaments con eBpantO, me la
dra & modo de reproche
fAh, miserable perrol 81 le hubiese
ofrecido usted un paquete de inmundi
ciaB, 10 hubiera ustsd olido con delicia y
tai veg hasta 10 hubiera devorado. He
aquf como, indigno compafero de mi vi
da, asem6jase usted Ia mGyorfs de Ia
humanidad, quien no 80 han de ofrecsr
pelfames dedicadoB que Ia exasperan, sino
inmundicias cuidadosamsnte eBcogidas!-
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