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New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
NEGRO sEeeAR soMBARos CHURCH.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Mount Holly, n. j.. July s.-A negro was ar
rested to-day for bombarinS with stones the doors
and windows of the Union Methodist Chanel and
parsonage at Burlington. The Rev. John w Lynch,
who was alarmed for the safety of his wife and
children coatless through the streets until he
could find a telephone TO inform the police. After
the negro had been given pair of shoes he handed
the minister 81. and then began his attack on the
church building
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
EMPEROR FAvoRs AUTO ROADWAY

Berlin July S-Emperor William has granted
provisional approval 10 the decision of the Ger
man Automobile Club 10 construct at Eifel. Rhen-
ish Prussia, motor racetrack fifty miles long
and thirty feet in width, TO be laid over val
!eys hills and bridges and around sharp curves
and with other difficulties in order render the
course as natural possible.
The capital required win amount 10 several mill
ions OF dollars subscription TO which will be sought
from leading automobilists and automobile manu-
1acturers
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
scoRcHEo DOWN HILL; ARRESTED.

with Bicycle Patrolman Richard AheaTn for an
audience. Moe Levy accompanied by his wife and
a party of friends in big touring automobile. un-
Willingly did the dip of death down Thompson
Hill in Long Island City, early yesterday morn
ing They taken 10 the police station in 4th
street Long Island City. where they ar
raigned for violating the speed laws After being
arraigned Mr.. Levy and his friends continued on
TO Manhattan while Calvin, his chauffeur re-
mained 10 tell his story. Magistrate Smith did not
take kindly to IT. and he held Calvin in 500 bail
for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
COMET WILL SOON BE VISIBLE

Geneva " Y. July S-Observations made early
this morning by Dr. William r. Brooks of the re-
Gently discovered comet showed that II is rapidly
growing more luminous. being over three
times brighter than the time of it's discovery
II may be observed with small telescopes and
will soon become visible 20 the naked eve It's DO
stion this morning right ascension hour %
minutes 10 seconds. declination north : degrees
The comet is in the constellation of Aries in
the eastern morning sky. and is moving slowly in a
northeasterly direction toward Taurus.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
WAS FOR FIFTY YEARS A HAcKMAN

Telegraph to The Tribune
Hempstead. Long Island. July S-Luke Fagan.
seventy-sIx years old. for nearly fifty years
hackman at the Long Island Railroad station and
one of the best known men on Long Island. died
This morning A short time ago he brought
into publicity by his refusal to obey Mrs O. Fl
r Belmont who had driven up 20 the station and
ordered him to make way for dashing team
Mrs Belmont finally alighted with her party IN
the mud and made her way TO the train
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
wArERcoLoR AND ON DECK SHIPPED

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Lexington KY, July s-Watercolor and On Deck
the thoroughbred stallions recently purchased and
oohated 70 the New York Breeding Bureau by H
. DuIyea and J. f. Widener. shipped to-
night 70 New York
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

'BuEch batted for Pastorius in the seventh inning
Chicago Observation-Disclosures o o u o
BROOKLYN o u a n
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
JAMES 3. HAeelN AT ELmENDoRF

by Telegraph to The Tribune
lexington, KY, July 6.-James B. Haggn ar
ItEeo here this morning for visit TO his exten-
h'Fe breeding establishment this city, and
sHpIessed himself well satisfied with the con-
ouons as he found them at Elmendorf Farm.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
Totals ....s2 3 s ~ l5 / Totals ...
'Batted for Liebhardt In ninth inning.

New York. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ! ! -
Cleveland .....-..-...-.-..- q
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
SEVEN MORE LAND FRAUD ARRESTS.

Denver. July Sit was announced to-day that
seven more Colorado men had been arrested for
alleged coal and timber frauds a result of in
dictments by a federal grand jury. They are
James A. Coppnger and William Morrison, Of
Durango; James S Hatcher. Ellis NJ Hampton.
Ephraim X. Caldwell. Eudolphus NJ. Taylor and
Robert E 81. Sloan. Of Pagoa SPRINGS.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Gallavant. cleverly rated behind the
Confederate closed strong and earned Tho
mission but tired. Tokalon did not close
18th RACE.-Handlcap for three-year-oI
- poor Won driving. Time. 2:3ob.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
MEw YoRk RELEAsEa MATHeWsoN.

Harry c. PuIliam. president OF the Nation1
League, announced yesterday the release Of HeuT
Nathewson by New York and Thomas +. . Har
by St Louis. A ". BurcE has been released t
the Brooklyn club by St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
souIREs WANTS TO TRY AGAIN.

Melbourne victoria. July s-The hacker of Bill
Squires. the Australian puglst, who was defeated
in the first round Of his fight with Tommy burns
at Colna Cal. on July T. has cahled 70 the United
States offering to give Burns $500 and the whole
gate money. win, lose draw. for IA return night
with Squires within month.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
FEW DEATHS DURING GARBAGE STRIKE.

Despite the recent garbage strike and pesSimiStiC
prophecies 10 the contrary the week ended last
Saturday was the healthiest this city experienced
since the first week of November 1906. There were
only 1926 deaths in the five boroughs, against 152S
for the corresponding week In 1906 Last week the
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
REDS LOSE AND WIN.

A. Boston-F1rst game: r i p
Bat.eries-Roston Lindaman and Brown; Cincinnati.
Coakley and Schei
Second game. r. II Z.
Cincinnati .-.......-.1 2 Q q q o o. u .
Boston .............. % 4
Battcres-Cnclnnatl Hm and McLNan: Boston Young
and Needham. ImplTe. k.geT
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis Gives the Giants a Strong
Coat of White5cash.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
81. Louis New York.
Philadelphia at PittsburG 1.-TWO gamcs)
Chicago Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

A. Blughnmton- -Blnshamton Utica pastponed rain).
syr4rl~r-A a +. - Syracuse (rain).
~ wilkes Farre-Wnkesbarre, \; Troy. thst Eane)
Troy 3. Wilkes Barre % Second gaue)
Al Scranton Scranton. 3; Albany (lTst game)
scranton. !. Albany tsccond game. five inniugs).
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
DETROIT. 6: BOSTON. 8

At Detroit: Z II =
Bssfol' Bssf9n i i Q Q d8 Is
Batteries-Detroit. Mullln and Archer siever ard
schmIt. Boston. Tanneh and Pruitt Winter ana shaw
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
MANY CYCLISTS IN FRENCH RACE.

Paris July s-One hundred and ten blcyclists
started from here to-day in a 46o-kilometre about
$500 niles race. with fourteen stages, known as
the Tour Of France.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
ST LOUIS. 3; WASHINGTON. =

At Louis: r. y II
was6nston hilat ''..G ''.,.....'G Q o % ! /
Battertes-st. Louis Petty and O'Connor; Washington
Smith. Grannam and Hayden
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

First base on errors-Cleveland 1; New York l Two
base hits-Iatoie IAebhardt Turner. Bradley Chase
Three-base hit-Honman. Sacrifice hts-Hoffman.
Chase stolen bases-Turner. stovall Conroy, Double
pIays-Elberfed. Williams Chase Elberfeld and
Chase. First on balls-oT Lieoharat. s; of Doyle
4 Hit by pitched balls-By Doyle. Left on bases
Cleveland 10: New York. 5 Struck out-By Liebhardt
!; by Doyle = wild pitch-IAebhsrdt Time. 2;2O
Umpres-Fvans
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Totals .-..33 y 9 0 Totals 30 o q ~ l
"Batted for Browne in ninth inning
ST Louis -..-.-....-... o q q I o o.
New York -.............0 o - q o . O q o. O
Two base hit-Barry Home rUn-Karger Stolen
hases-MUrray, Double pavs-Lynch and pahl"n;
BOwerman and Dahan Left bases ST Louis Q;
New York First base baus-On Lynch. 8 First
base errors-St. Louis. struck out-By Lynch.
8 by Karger. ! Time -. Umpres-Klem and
J.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
PHILADELPHIA. s; CHICAGO. 2.

At Chicago: r. II Il
Chi1aEo ..............2 q u . y U " y
Raeries-P Philadelphia Bender and Powers: q icaso.
Owen and Sullivan: Smith and Mcfarland Umpire.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

At Philadelphia: r II z
PittsbuTg ...--..-.--.O o o o = D l -
Philadelphia .........O o o % l
Batteries-Pitsburg Lever and Gibson Philadelphia
Corrlion and JackIltsch. Umpire. Obay.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Two-base hits-Steinfeldt C2) Evers king Th,ce-
base hit-brewn ititsoh Postorqs II in six innings
Evers Left bases-Chicago II: Brooklyn Z First
base bals-of Pasorius 4; of Brown J. First base
S1 brown l. Struck oatIBy Brown. 8 Passed hsl l.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Basehau Polo Grounds to-day; two games; hrst game
called 2 D. m Giants ST. Louis Admission, ooo-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERD.

st. Louis 2: New York, o.
Chicago, ); Brooklyn. q.
Iftt sburg, 3; Philadelphia o..
Boston. .; Cincinnati, (arst Game).
Cincinnati. 4; Boston. (secOnd game)
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
ATLANTIC IEAGuE RESULT,
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Pottsvuic-P -Po'tsviIie. 3. Reading. g.
A. ErooAlyn- krOoklyn. 2: Chester. I.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Montreal at Toronto.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Baltimore Newark
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
jersey City. 3; Providence, 2.
Toronto Is; Montreal, 10.
Buffalo. {; Rochester, o.
Newark, 1 Baltimore, O.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Brilliant Stop By Chase S0Ues a
Game for the Yankees.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis
Boston at Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York ); Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia y; Chicago, ?.
St LOuis 3; Washington, 2.
Detroit, 6; Boston. 5 fourteen innings).
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Robin Hood submission. and had
sixteenth o his Yorks dropped
Barbary Belle with Interference
l)D year-ods; $1,000 added mile
-. ht Enrrll
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries.
ATHERc c1EA
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FA

FCEseng upward;
1od Won ridden blk MACK
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09

Folntainblue. away badly. raced into th
his usual consistent race. Gretna Green. }
for home. but tired in last sixteenth. pulled
DD RACE-For two-year-olds. 81 900 addt
- Winner. b. e.. 10y Star Shoot-Lady Elite
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properly, you get the hundred dollars; if you don't,
He meant the revolver 1 stared at it dumbly,
up. Then there came blank, for how long don't
know. The next thing remember 1 was lying in
bed propped up against several pillows opened
acting about it either, because whoever drugged
those cigars knew his business.
There in front of me was Halnan, with a
grief stricken expression his face which made all
my art seem amateurish There was another man
there too mot Frank and woman who seemed
to be about forty years old. l couldn't see their
faces-l wouldnt even be able to suggest descrip-
ton of them, because the room was almost dark
Just the faintest flicker of light came through the
drawn curt aims; but could see Hanan's devilsh
low tones-sick room voices-but | couldn't hear,
and doubt if could have followed their converse
ton if l had heard.
have seen many women, but-well, she was pecu-
liarly fascinating. She gave one little cry rushed
toward the bed impulsively, dropped on her knees
beside it. and buried her face in the Sheets She
was shaking with sobs.
Then / knew--ntuitively, perhaps, but knew
that in some way was being used to njure that
me, but couldn't move to my soul. Mailman
must have caught the blaze in my eyes, for he came
forward on the other side of the bed, and, under
cover of a handkerchief which he had been using
rather ostentatously, pressed the revolver against
my side
But l wouldn't be made tool of In my dazed
COnullOn KNOW was Se1ZeQ With a desperate
desire to fight it QUITO make him kill me if he had
to, but / would not deceive the girl. knew if
could jerk my head down on the pillow it would
dsarrange the wig, and perhaps she would see. I
couldn't. might pass my hands across my make
UP and smear it. But couldn't lift my hands. /
was struggling to speak. and couldn't.
Then somehow / lost myself again. Hazily
remember that somebody placed paper in front
of me on book-a legal looking document-and
guided my hand across it; but that isn't clear. l
was helpless, inert, SO much clay in the hands of
this man Mailman. Then everything faded
slowly, slowly My impression that l was
actually dying; my eyelids closed of themselves;
and the last thing the shining gold of
that girls hair as she sobbed there beside me.
That's all of it. When / became fully conscious
again policeman shaking me. was sitting
on bench in the park. He swore at volubly,
and got up and moved slowly along the path with
my hands in my pockets. Something clenched
in one hand. drew it out and looked at it. 1t was
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preston on me. Ii l
ask YOU questions, you
aynod an affirmative,
but don't speak! Do
only what | say, and
nothing else!'
Full realization was
upon me now; but ev-
erything was growing
hazy again. | remem-
Der | fought the feeling
for a moment; then it
seemed to overwhelrn
me, and l was utterly
helpless under the DOM
mating power of that
man.
g When am I to
play the part?' I re-
member asking. hs
:. Nowl'. said Hail.
man suddenly, and he
rose. I'm afraid you
don't fully understand
me yet, Mr.. Richards.
II you play the part
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to anything who
haven't had their hard knocks. Well, my hard
times came early, and lasted long time. So it was
just about three years ago to day that real crisis
came in my affairs. 1t seemed the end. had gone
one day without food, had bunked in the park that
night, and here it two o'clock in the afternoon
of another day. 1t dismal enough.
was vas standing on corner gazing a moodlly
rant rapidly approaching the don't care stage.
Some one came up behind and touched me on the
shoulder. turned lstlessly enough and found my
self facing stranger clean cut, well groomed
of some forty years
q Is this Mr. Watson Richards, the character
actor! he asked.
YES replied
81 have been looking for you everywhere he
explained briefly. 1 want to engage you to do
part for one performance Are you at lberty!
"You chaps know what that meant to me just at
that moment. Certainly the words dispelled some
unpleasant possibilities l had been considering.
!" i am at iberty-yes, replied. Be glad to
do it. What sort of part is it ?
" An old man., he informed me. Just per-
Torrance, you know. Perhaps you'd better come
up town with and Mr.. Hallrnan right
now
Il agreed with readiness which approached
eagerness, and he called passing cab. Mailman
was perhaps the manager, or stage manager,
thought. We had driven for block in the
general direction of up town my companion chatting
cepted it. know now that cigar was drugged, be-
cause l had hardly taken more than two three
puffs from it when lost myself completely.
1.-The next thing l remember distinctly of
stepping out of the cab think the stranger as
sisted me-and going into house. don't know
where it was-I didn't know then-didn't know
the street. was dizzy giddy. And suddenly
stood before tall, keen faced clean shaven man.
He Mailman. The stranger introduced me and
then left the Mailman regarded me keenly
for several minutes, and somehow under that
scrutiny my dormant faculties were aroused. I
had thrown away the cigar at the door.
" You play character parts! Hallman began.
Yes, all the usual things l told him. I'm
rather obscure, but
~ know, he interrupted; but l have seen your
work, and like it. l have been told too that you
remarkably clever at make-up?'
Il think blushed-I hope l did, anyway
know nodded. He paused to stare at me for a
long time
For instance he went on finally, you would
have no difficulty at all in making up of
seventy five years.
- Not the slightest answered. 4 have played
such parts
- Yes, yes, know, and he seemed little i'm
patient. Well your makeup is the matter which
is most important here. want you for only one
performance; but the makeup must be perfect,
you understand Again he stopped and stared at
me. The pay will be one hundred dollars for the
one performance
He drew drawer of desk and pro-
duced photograph. He looked at it, then at me,
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TT was an I'M
solved mys-
terry, appar-
Il emily a rid
die without
an answer, in
which Watson
Richards, the dis
! tinguished charac-
ter actor, hap
pened to play a
principal part. The
story was told at
the Munimers Club
ere dull afternoon.
Richards listen
ers were three
other actors, a cele-
brated poet, and
a newspaper repor-
ter named Hutch
inson Hatch.
I" You there
are few men in the
profession to-day
who really amount
to anything who
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04
GARGANTA

C6ransen sin tenor que Sc re-
produzcan, los dolores de garganta, fa-
ingitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras, cos
quilleos, tos nervioSa, extinciores de
voz, anginas, con las PartillaS Houde
a la Cocafna.
Su uco serecomienda especialmen-
te a los oradores, profesorcs, cantan-
tes, y a todas las personas que fatigan
su voz por un trabajo excessive.
Los padres, cuidadoSos de la salud
de sus hijos, deben hacerle chupar de
cuando en- cuando esas pastillas, fin
de evitar en- ellos las Granulaciones y
las Vegetaciones de la garganta. Pa
ra evitar toda deception, que pudier;
ser grave, exijase la frma (Houd9 so
bre la Iaja de garBntia de sus (Pasti
llas).
En- venta en- todas las buenas Far
macias. Dep6sito; 29, rue Albouy
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04
DESDE lGUA1ILLA
Distinguidos amigos de
paso para San Juan.
Cr1men en- un bale.
DON RAMON LABlOsA
Lectura del Calendario ante
la Corte de Distrito, Un
loco en- pellgro.

Abril, a. Aver, de paso para
San Juan. tuvimos el gusto de 81
ludar en- el tren q nuestro di,tineui-
do consecuente correligionario de
Yauco, don Santiago Vivaldi Pa
checo, delegado q la Camara por
este Distrito, y al no menos estima-
do amigo y prestigioso jurisconsul-
to doctor don Jose Ramon Freyre,
que va q esa ciudad en- asuntos de
su profession.
-Antes de anoche, en- Tin bal
lie que Sc celebraba en- el barrio
sMontafia", de esta Jurisdiction,
fue gravemente herido de una tre-
menda puhalada el joven Antonio
Capella Gonzalez. Ell agresor 10
es Luis Feliciano, quien, segdn in
fermes, Sc di6 luego a la fuga, sien-
do capturado por la policfa en- el
barrio sCamasellesD, y puesto dis
posici6n del honorable Fiscal, el
cual ha pedido al agresor para su
libertad provisional dos mil dollars
de fanza. La herida que le infrie-
ra Feliciano a Capella, lie atraves6
el puln6n izqulerdo, siendo su esta-
do sumamente grave. lie practi-
caron la pritnera cura en- Ell cuarto
de Socorros el doctor Benejan y el
practicante seiior Calderon
Dicese que ell m6vil del crimen
ha sido por c lesti6n de faldas que
uno de los provocadores es Eulogio
Gonzalez, que no sabemos 81 ha 81
do 8 no detenido.
Aver seley6 en- la Ccrte de
Distrito, como hablamos anuncia-
do, el calendario criminal cores
pondiente al presente termino de
Abril, Los juicios por jurado en-
pezaran el IS del actual y s bemos
que Sc veran muchas { interesantes
causaS.
Ell juicio contra los prcsun-
tos autores del horroroso crimen
perpetrado en- Lares en- la persona
del sehor Canals, ha sido sefa1ado
para su vista el dfa ~ de este mes.
'-Dfcese que nuestro amigo y
consecuente correligionario don
(ContfnGa en- Ia P4gtna ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04

do hoy su condena, quedando en-
libertad.
En- la Corte de Distrito Sc
celebro hoy TN iuicio de divorcio,
presentada por la seiiora dona Her
minia Auffant contra su esposo don
Domingo Morera.
La Corte vista las razones fun
dadas por doiia Herminia Auffant y
los testigos, declare con lugar el
divorcio.
-Durante las prilneras horas
de la noche Sc We muy concurrido
el cafe -billar y restaurant que ulti-
mamente han alberto al publico los
amigos Agustin Chavier y Diego
Capo, frente la plaza aMayor.o
-Ha fjado su residencia en-
esta ciudad el doctor Rivero, de Ia
Universidad de Caracas.
-Nuestro amigo don America
Marin, agente en- esta ciudad de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04
NOTIS De PONCE
ROtura intentional en-
e1 arco de t1.iunfo.--E1
Banco Espai1ol.
BANCO De SANTIAGO
Don Jose Usera, -<2empers,
Vels da en- el Circulo ELu.
men1. Divorcio,

En- la mafiana de hoy ha anne
necido rota una de las pleas del
arco de triunfo instalado frerte al
aCometa.p
Es de estranarse que este suce-
da en- el mismo centro de la pobla-
cion, sin que la policia no Sc haya
apercibido.
Esta rotura tuvo que producer
ruido desde el momento en- que, pa
ra hacerla, hubo necesidad de rom
per las tablas que son nuevas y
fuertes.
va Sc esta pintando y prepa-
rando en- la calle de Ia Marina la ca
sa que ha de ocupar la Sucursal del
Banco -Espaiiol instalado en- San
Juan.
: Hemos tenido el gusto de
saludar a don Jose Usera, delegado
8 Ia Camara por este distrito y Pre-
sidente del Comite Local de la
Union de Puerto Rico.
Sc encuentra Ell eSta Ciudad.
don Joaquin Pujals, corresponsal
viajero de ola Correspondence,
que Sc frma con el pseud6nimo de
Sember.
Ell Comite de Distrito de la
Union de Puerto Ricon, Sc reuuira
en- esta semana.
-Hemos sido atentamente in
vitados para una velada que cele-
brara el clrculo aLumeno en- la no
che del jueves.
-SOCZED.4D TEOSOFIC4.
Rama aAnandan. : Ponce. : Pedir
informes al apartado ndmero 24o,
remitiendo un sello de dos centavos.
Ell doctor Ferrer pasa por la
pena de yer una de sus niiias gra-
vemcnte enfertna.
--Ha sido trasladado q presi-
dio a cunplir un ano de condena
Ramon Petrovich, custodiado POI
el guardia de penales Jorge Ortiz.
Uno de los jueces republica-
nos, Juan Jose Rodriguez, (a) Bi-
lliguin, condenado por la Corte dc
Guayama q sufrir aiio y medic de
reclusi6n en- este penal, ha cumpli-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-04

A nuestroS adversarios les ha
dado ahora el naipe por hablar de
moral politica.
IA, ,buena horal
Es cosa de oirles.
aEl Aguila,n por ejemplo, pro-
tesla contra la Erase repetidisima de
que la politica no tiene entraiias.
Solo lie faltaba. para estar en-
! caracter, establecer una distinction
en- la forma que sigue:
ola politica-cuando los repu-
blicapos estamos entimona, como
Sc dice vulgarmente no debe tener
entrafias. Pero 81 que debe tener-
las, y muy blandas y muy tiernas y
muy sensibles, cuando estemos cal
dos nosotros y los adversarios esten
arriba.D
Con escarnio de la Ley,
y por su apego al amameyD,
grandes fueron las hazaiias
de esa polltica grey
que ahora nos habla de entrafas.
Fueron sus planes siniestros;
nos di6, en- 6rne, una batida,
y dijo, fosca, agucrrida,
mas de una vez los nuestros:
-TAlto! El destino 6. :. la vida!D
Hizo daiio y sembr6 el NAL
con mano prodiga y dura,
y hoy nos viene ipesiatal
con lecciones de moral
politica e.. iYa es frescura
DIABOLIN.