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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1907-04-20
Homoiooatlon Notice.
OF MAxIMiLION DECUIR.
DECEASED.
18TH Judicial District Court, State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Iberia.

Whereas, Frederick Occur, resident of the
Parish Of iberia. Tex'mentary Executor of the
above entitled and numbered succession, has filed
IN this Honorable Court, his fnsl tableau of ad-
minstration - restamentary Executor of said Es
sate, Together with his petition, praying that the
same b houoloszred and approved.
Notice . therefore given 70 all whem il may or
doth concern to ,hc~ causr, If any they have,
wrhin trn days from the first publication hereof,
why the prayer Of petitioner should not be granted
Witness the tsenorabIr James Simon, Judge Of
or nid osrt, TIM 9Th day Of April A. Is. 1907.
4. ]. MAUMus,
Deputy Clerk It Court, iberia Parish
Hacker d Mnlies, Attorneys.
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petent witnesses who hereunto sign their
names with appearers and me, Notary, af-
ter due reading of the whole.
+. NJ WEIGH, share
J. K. OLIVIER, shares
L. DlETDElN, shares
per l.. Indest.
L. G. ROGER, 3shares
A b. ROMERO, 10 shares
MARTIN J. VOORHEES,, shares
J. A. GUIDROZ, 2 shares
JULES DREYFUS, shares
ii. N. PHARR, | share
X. S. MCMAHON, share
PORTEUS r. BURKE, share.
LEON NJ. LEMAIRE, 9 shares
LOUIS INDEST, 3 shares
G. Z. LAUGHLIN, shares
q. ID. DOMlNGEAUX, 3 shares
Al. DAUTERiVE, DDS, 9 shares
Witnesses:
Edw. j. Leblanc,
K. s. Bell.
F.. W. BAUMAN,
Notary Pubic
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tkSkiJ
Except MS to the increase or decrease OF
the capital stock. which shall be done in
the manner aud form required by law,
this act OF incorporation may be changed,
modified or altered or said corporation
may be dissolved by vote OF not less
than two-thirds OF the outstanding capital
stock at meeting of stockholders called
specially for that purpose after ten days
notice to each stockholder OF the time and
place Of holding such meeting given In
the manner prescribed BY Article Ave OF
this act. or by publication of notice of
such meeting for thirty days in some
newspaper printed and published in New
Iberia, La. such meeting to be convened
BY the Secretary upon order Of a majority
OF the Board or upon written request OF
those holding not less than one-third oftbe
capital stock.
ARTICLE VIII.
Upon the determination OF this charter
either by limitation or any other cause,
the business and affairs thereof shall be
Iiquidated under the superintendent of
three commissioners selected from among
the stockholders 1t general meeting
called for that purpose In the manner
above provided, who shall in addition TO
The duties prescribed BY Law, perform
such further duties and give such seeuri.
" a. may be required W the stockholders.
In case OF the death Of any oommis- |
sionev during the term af his duties AZ |
sueh the remaining commissioner shall |
slect snceessor from among the stoek- /
holders.
Thas dcne and passed at my eisse ii
Be City of New Iberia. Parish of Iberia,
1ouisiana, On the day and dafs 6rst above /
VritteM il the preesnee Of Messfs Nd /
vard : EeDlans sed Robt. II Sell, en-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-12-06
Hoods SarsapariIIa
CATARRH1S4s5 14s4%S9n S59SR
AND SYSTEM MDISORDERED

Catarrh not merely Inflammation the tissues
throat the ringing dropping
into the throat continual hawking and pn
cate blood disease which the entire circulation and the
part the involved Catar Is
OF uric acid in the blood The Liver Kidneys and Bowels frequently be-
dull
and waste of the body leave SYSTEM
This taken by the blood through its
parts Of the system These impurities
the different membranes and tissues of the body contracting
OF cold will start the eions and other disgusting
OF ca AS the blood to all the body the
tarrha poison affects all the
feeling continually stopped up pains eyes, slight
stomach
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contagion a Question of Prevention.

Sinks, drains, eating and cook ng ute.
sils, sick room linen and clothing fr,-
quently carry the dreaded disease ger
unno iced by the household.
Thorough and hygienic cleansing is the
best safe uard against infection, and such
safeguard is found in The universal house
hold necessity Borax.
This simple preventive carries in itself,
disinfecting qualities whi h enter the fabric
or act upon the article to be cleansed in a
hygienic mann r. eliminating every un-
wholesome property, rendering it contagion
proof, while at the same time Borax Is Of
itself as harmless as salt.
Unlike most disinfpctants who depend
upon their strength of odor or harmf,ll-to-
the-system qualities to arrest or prevent
contagiun, Borax is Natures remedy, being
easy to obtain and easy to apply, a simple
solution in hot water being all the appli-
cation necessary and requiring no prescrip-
ton, it can be obtained from any groceror
druggist in convenient, economic / house
hold pa k ges.
In dition to its disenfecting qualities.
Borax is especially household necessity,
as it can be used for softening water, cleans
ng and whitening clothe-, clearing the
skin, whitening hands, makes an excellent
dannrutt remover and can be used on the
finest laces or most delicate fabrics without
injury, while ss m adjunct to the bath IL
removes all odor of perspiration and leaves
the skin soft and velvety.
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After showing her PAGES to the citl-
zens Of Savannah, on the morning of
Saturday, May %, 1919, the Savannah
set sail for Liverpool. The log Of this
historic trip Is still to be seen In the
National Museum at Washington,
where there are several other relics Of
the daring Captain Rogers. When the
ship was off the coast Of Ireland. a
British cutter, the Kite, noticed her,
and seeing the smoke belching from her
funnel believed the strange craft was
afire. When the cutter. after sending
several shots across her bows brought
her to, the British commander was
much chagrned to find his mistake, and
ordered the captain to take down the
pennant he was flying, but Captain Rog-
ers answered that he would do nothing
of the kind. as he was entitled to fly
the colors.
While he was of the Irish coast,
Captain Rogers had another experience
which sorely tried his pride. He found
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are 30 berths, all Of which are state
rooms. The cabin for ladies Is entirely
distinct from that intended for gentle
men, and Is admirably calculated to
afford that retirement which Is 80 rare
ly found on board Of passenger ships"
Captain and Sailing Master.
The captain was Moses Rogers, and
the sailing master was his brother-ln-
law, Stevens Rogers, who was not re-
lated to him by ties of blood, although
their surnames were the same Captain
Rogers, a native of Connecticut, who
was responsible for the experiment,
commanded the Phoenix built for John
Stevens and his son, Robert Livingston
Stevens, in 1903. He took the little
Phoenix on her memorable voyage from
Sandy Hook to Cape May, the first time
a steam vessel had braved the dangers
Of the ocean. He also commanded the
Eagle in 1918, when that vessel made
her first voyage from New York to Bal
tlmOre, and he was associated with the
owners Of the New Jersey, when regu-
lar bi-weekly voyages were inaugurated
between those ports. Captain Rogers
was regarded as a person whose opin-
ions on the subject of steam navigation
were important and valuable, and he
frequently was consulted by steamboat
owners and constructors.
The first long voyage of the Savan-
nah was from New York to Savannah.
The trip occupied days 10 hours, and
Curing that time the engine had been
worked Az hours. The vessel left New
York at 10 O'Clock on the morning Of
March %, 1919, and arrived at her des-
tination on April 6, at o'clock in the
morning. Arrived at the southern port
the ship attracted a great deal of at
tentlon, for 1t was known that she was
to try for the record across the At
lantic. The revenue cutter Dallas sa-
luted the ship as she entered the har-
Dor, and the bank Of the river was
lined with patriotic citizens. whose en-
thusiasm found relief In shouts Of ap-
proval.
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glne was built by Stephen Vail, after
ward connected with Morse In the in
ventlon of the telegraph at the Speed
well iron works, near Morristown, n.
]. The boilers were built at Elizabeth
by Daniel bod. A popularity of the
equipment was that the paddle wheels,
which consisted of eight radial arms
held in place by one Iiange and ar
ranged to close together like fan,
were 80 constructed that they could be
unshlpped and taken on board IL the
weather proved to be very heavy. In
those days such contrlvances were only
regarded as fair weather adjuncts and
not to be intrusted to the buffetlngs of
q rough sea. The vessel was designed
to carry rs tons Of coal and 25 cords
of wood. 1t cost $4,000.
An account Of the Savannah, pub
llshed after the trial trip between New
York and Savannah, says "her cabin Is
finished in elegant style and Is fitted
up In the most tasty manner. There
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA. (sAs,
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Blumng the Buffer.

The talkatlve man in the smoking
room was boring the company with hi
"reminiscences of the great people h,
had met. Last week." he said, 81 spen
a most delightful day with my frient
Lord Broadacres."
Indeed" said a gentleman on a cor
ner, who had not hitherto spoken; ian,
Broadacres?"
The boastful one instantly collapsed
and, mutterlng some apology, left tn
room.
"And Pm not Lord Broadacres a
door closed upon the discounted one
London Tit-Bits
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Eeaf ofMe Fleet Lzetlvxa /pctzl.e >ze1zo.
@h'e voyage Of the Ja,smna1. hvo1ee~
IN c/2eezn1 1tzM6aho1

AS large and as powerful as is the
Lusitanla, the big liners memorable
trip across the Atlantic did not create
half so much interest as did the voyage
of the little American steamship, the
Savannah, which was the first steam
vessel to bridge the great ocean. The
Savannahs trip was made in the year
1919, and was only intended as an ex-
pertinent, as she did not carry passen-
ger or pound of freight. From
financial viewpoint the trip was a fail
ure, for, while there were several offers
to purchase the new steam vessel, none
Of them regarded as acceptable.
The Savannahs trip Is historic and
was accomplished at great risk. So
fearful were mariners generally of the
fate Of the experiment that the COM
mander found it Impossible to obtain
sailors In New York, and was obliged
to seek them in New London Conn.,, the
home of the sailing master, Stevens
Rogers, who was well known to the sea-
farlng men at that port.
Much of the data regarding the Sa-
vannah has been lost, but it Is certain
that she was full-rlgged ship, with
auxiliary steam power, and of $50 tons.
Originally intended as sailing packet
between New York and Havre. While
she lay on the stocks at the shipyard
at COrlear's Hook, New York, she at
tracted the attention of Captain Moses
Rogers, who had been associated with
Fulton and Stevens in commanding sew
eral Of the early steamboats,. He In
duced a wealthy shipping firm in Sa-
vannah to purchase the vessel and fit
her with steam engines, with view to
giving that city the credit of being the
first to lnaugurate transatlantic
steamship line.
= Queer PaddIe-Wheels,
Scarborough & Isaacs, the firm refer
red to, bought the ship and had her ft-
ted with an inclined, direct-actlng. low
pressure engine of 90 horse power the
diameter Of the cylinder being 40
Inches and the stroke five feet. The en-
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I had Catarrh for about fifteen
years, and no man could have
been worse. I triod everything
I could hear of, but no good ro-
son1S s1lted. 81 then ;6e'gs began 9; s; s., and
from the first bottle, and after
taking 1t a short while was cured.
This was six yoars ago, and I am
as we'll today as any man. Think
Catarrh Is O. blood disease, and
know there is nothing on earth
better for the blood than 8. 8. 8.
Nobody thinks more of 8. s. 8.
than I do. n, MATSON,
Lapoer, Mich.
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The Season Lie Explained.
"Blowhard says his vacation cost
him 5000"
"Well, Blowhard was seeing double
good part of the me"-Kansas
City Star.
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About II.

"Pop, what is an immunity bathT
"A plunge, my son, to tell on the
other fellow first."-BaltInlor Ameri.
can.
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A Terrible Thourht.

Il want to be loved for myself" ex.
claimed the romantic helress.
My dear lady," rejoined Baron Fu-
cash apprehensively, sis there any pos
sibility of this being a case of mistaken
identity?"-Washington Star.
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MRS. f. NJ. TINNEY


! Mrs. E. NJ. Tinney, story writer,
! 1926 E. Nueva st., San Antonio, Tex. ;,
/! writes:
! "During 1901 I suffered from
nasal catarrh, which various other
! remedies failed to relieve.
! "Six bottles OF Peruna, which
took, entirely cured me, the catarrh
=; disappearing and never returning.
I 81 therefore cheerfully recommend
Peruna to all similarly afflicted"
Mrs. Ellen Nagle, Ala 4th street,
Green Bay, Wis, writes:
81 have often heard PeIuna praised
and it is more widely known here than
any other medicine, but never knew
what splendid medicine it really was
until few weeks ago when / caught a
bad cold which settled all over me.
"The doctor wanted to prescribe, but
l told him was going to try Peruns
and sent for bottle and tried it.
II felt much better the next morn.
ins and within five days l had not q
trace Of any lameness or any cough.
~ consider It the finest cough remedy"
Peruna Tablets:-Some people pre-.
fer to take tablets; rather than to take
medicine in fluid form. Such people
can obtain Peruna tablets, which repre-.
sent the solid medicinal Ingredients Of
Peruna.
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Some women have such small
waists that 1t makes you uncomfort
able to look at them.
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affected by this disease. 1t Is waste OF
time to try to cure Catar-.l with sprays,
washes, inhalations, etc. Such treatment
does not reach the blood, and can, therefore,
do nothing more than temporarily relieve
the discomfort of the trouble. To cure
Catarrh permanently the blood must be
thoroughly purified and tAesystem cleansed
of all poisons, and at tie same time
strengthened and built up. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. 1t attacks the
disease at its head, goes down to the very
bottom of the trouble and makes complete
and lasting cure. S. S. S. removes every
particle of the catarrhal poison from the
blood, making this vital stream pure, fresh
and healthy. Then the inlarned men,
branes begin to heal, the head Is loosened
and cleared, the hawking and splitting cease,
onstitution Is built up and vigorous health
} the stomach and digestion and acts as
If you are suffering with Catarrh begin the
tement of your case and our physicians will
,rh, and give you special medical advice
sale at all first class drug stores.
xET IC0FEHEIn Hn- ATI AATA
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Two Since.

Two Since.
Hostess-You seemed embarrassed a,
meeting Mr.. Smoykle, Mrs. Travnoo. .
Guest-I thought you knew, Mrs.
Longshore. He's my-my antepenulti-
mate husband.
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Tentative.

Nan-Jack seems to be considerabl,
devoted to me, don't you think?
Fan-Yes; he seems to be considering
whether to be devoted to you or not.
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DON MODESTO
Ala luz de las candiIejas.

Roms, 10 de SaptiembEe En- un tee.
tro popular de Bolonis donde funciona
una compaliia de segundo orden, Sc repre-.
Sentaba anoche "Felips DeEbIay" AL
anal de la famoBA escsna del Begundo Rcto
entire Clara , Felipe, que, como eu sabido
sst6n reci6n caEados llega I'M momento en-
que la heroina Eechazs Hu eBposo en-
alberta rebeldia contra todoH los deberes
conyugRles.
En- enc precise inHtants vi6 81 p6blico
que ID actri1 palidecfa , que ss deBploma-
bR on uuR butaca prOFTumpiendo en- es'
pantabIeI gritcL RSpidamente cay6 81
tsl6n. El pGblico, emOCionado, presentfa
una traiedia. Suponfa ana grave enfer'
msdad; acano IN Crimen.
EntonCea voI1i6 alzaTss sl tel6n,
avanE6 hauta las csndilejas IN actor, ell
gEAciOuo de la compsfifs , DIG:
Respectable p6blicCl La empress He
We obligadG, contra "a voluntad, & suspen-
der la representation. NueatrR PEimeTa
actEiz, modelo de eSpoGaE , dc madrel, ha
sid0 aoApEendidA poF los dolores de parto,
en- este momentO 20 hSlla dando & luz,
~ Ia luz de Las cAndilejas", ~ quinto hijo.
Los espectadOrsG hallaron que 81 motive
de Ia BuSponsi6n era Iu6ciante J IAtilfaCto'
no 4 PeBaE dc que y pHEtuEtentA FePFeIan'
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ANANKE

pero con una Condici6n $500.
Ambos Eeos ca'lsmog, con el alma en-
un hilo.
Que EecibiE6 cada uno de uBtsdes seis
palmetaaoB. lEltSn ustsdeS ConfoTm@2
No, no est6bameB conf1Fmes; peFo la
perspective del mAtrimonio era tan ateTrA'
dora, que los dos asentimos con IN movi'
miento de Cabezs.
Ell Padre toc6 ana campanilla de plata,
que eHtaba BobFe Ia mega....
"A veE, 6oE I16l: la palmeta.
Sor Les volvi6 POGO tFaysndo 81 te'
rrible instEumento de expiaci6n, una enoE'
nae palmeta taladrada por Glen pequenoU
aguieroB, que eEa1 como otPRB tantaH
ventosas gupliciatoEiaa.
Lu go, dirigie 1doBe impeEativame7ts {
''mi novia" que Begufa llOEando en- Iilencio.
-Extienda uHted ID mano; ustsd pri.
nero.
La n ha iba haceR 10 que Be la oTda-
nRb8; peFo me adslante: el Qaijsts que
dormitAba en- mi BangEe, 81 viejo res
plRndecianta Qlijots de la razS, habiaBs
alEado, podeEoso an "a Rocinante blanco,
CON 90 plea desfacedors de entueFtes "a
santo gTito de galanterfa en- los labios.
Padre-dij ijs con voz supIicsnts, peEo
frms-ld6me usted & mi los docel
El Superior me miro a'gunos segundoB,
y 20 deaAfando bEAvRments "a miFadn,
Tepetf:
-D6me uuted mi loa doce.
NO me opongo-FepliC6 con VOC gla.
Cial-, extienda la mano.
:. ....................
En- 81 siIencio de la pieza Tesonaban &C.
Camente los palmetazo'; q nina no llOEaba
W: me miFaba con go inmeDsos olos YER
des, en- que habfa todO 10 inBondabls del
OceanO, J 80 mirsda eEa an premio Bupe'
rior mi CaEtigO.
-. .Cnando saIf & Ia pla2usla, ssguido
del Prefscto, en- la rama ondulants de an
nrboliIlo, dos p6jaTOs % beuabsu ante ID
dulce algeria de la maAsna, , 20. indic6n'
doB0los & nj aeompt mantle CON MI diestEa
atoEmentRda, muFmurs con despechUs
Como & esos no lea peganl
Al. NERVO.
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mite dirigir la uenora carsas de amoll
Nuevo ailencio.

mite diEigir & lR BefiorR caTtaB de amor!
Nuevo ailencio.
-Debo advertirle, en- primer lUgsF,
que que quereF se eBcTibe con qW y no
cereT como listed ha pueBto, y que no %
anhsla con hGehe ante8 de la Bino deS
pU61 de la enc =, en- Eegundo lugaE, que,
puesto que ultsdea 20 quieren Coon ce), he
Tesuelto casarlos econ es tambien), l0s
tamoa? y que los CasaT6 hoy migmo,
iABf, pue', Ia cat6Atrt fs eFa mas espan
tosa a6n de 10 que 20 me ID b bfa imagi'
nadol ConchR, que dssde las primersB
palRbrRB del Superior hacfa pucheroS, ,
sjabR neEvioaaments 81 delantal, 70 echo
lIorar & toda orqueuta , 70 no tarde sn
imitRRIa.
iGasarme! iCaBarnoul j. que iba de-
cir mi madFe cuando 10 supisra2 lOagsFme!
TodR la l6gica elmental de mi vida Be me
venfa abaio, J la RpuTada muchacha debfa
pssarls OtrO tanto, poFque entire hipo 6
hipo , l6grima , lfgrimR, g atFevi6 Por
fin exclamari
NO. Padre; no, Padre; ya no 10 vusl'
70 hacsTI
Y 20 & core:
III YR no 10 vuelvo haCerl
Empero Ia cara enjuta del tenebEoSo
iuBticieFo no "a Conmoy{a; spa OjoD, q ira
Yeu de Hus lentes, iban de uns Is otFa
Yfcbima, estoqus6ndonos uin piedRd = su
Voy aviusgEada , sin irasxioRes, Espetfa;
No tiene EemsdiO, esto no puede ARG
glarua de otKa maneFa, los case ahora
miBmo.
-Padre-aunIiou6 "a al el colmo dc ID
anquutis;-la aseguro aus ya no 10 vueIvo
& hacer. tQue va decir mi mam62 ;qu6
van pensaE en- mi caGal
Y Is muchaOha, { gRito hsrido:
-IYO no quiero casarme, 70 no quieEo
CaEaPme!
Por fnsl sunsrior paroGi6 AbIandarua.
-Es hien@i7iio-aa lQs caEs......
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lucha contra ID tuberculosis.

Hay en- todoa los paisea CivilizAdos IN
moVimientO de buen augurio On favor de
la extinction de Ia tuberculosis. Algunos
m61icos ceebTes han lIevado todos aus sB-
fueHzoB sobre 81 tTatamiento preventive
Tr6tase, en- efscto, de combatiE el azOte
1obre 81 terreno que quiere invadir. El
remedio preventive adoptRdo por las su-
midadss medicRlsa es 81 VeTdGdeTO HE
RRO BRAVAIS en- gotas ConCentradaB,
iiuBtre ~ desde hRcs muchOs amos on
tOdog loH casoH de oloEOHiE y anemia
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N,t0rIlI d tsIraelEr!Iss.

Una impoFtAnts remssa de material para
feTroCRErileu de las Osntrslss de as6caF de
elts isis, ss informs acaba de lIegaT de
Europa.
Dicho material pTocede de AIsmania de
Ia importsnte casa constructors "AEthuF
Koppsl Company" que tiene grRndeI
fkbEicRs On Berlin Nueva York.
Lau hacisndas de caiIR de R16caE de eBta
isIa, han conltFufdo extenssR vian p0rt6ti.
les para ID conduCci6n de uua CaiiaB Cada
YES 90 extiende mas 81 radio de acci6n dc
esas IineaH que tantO facilitau Lar opera
clones Dc Il mOlienda.
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.CANTARES
LIANER0S

CuRndo an negro eat6 comisndo
con an blanco ca compaiiia,
6 81 blanco le debs q negro
8 eE del negro ID comfa.
Cuando anaiIIp mi Caballo
yme fajo mi machete,
no envidio ID sueFts & haide
nj aun 81 miBmo Preidents.
81 tn marido e. CelosO,
echsle an giaHo sn 81 plato.
que mientraG 10 este Fulsndo
conveFsaTemog an ratio.
De lau pefas mace 81 sRua,
de log p6Famo1 el vientol
, del pecho de la ingrata
81 NAL sgEadeCimiento.
Aqua que coFFiend0 vas
regando eI campo horido,
dame Faz6n de mi bien;
mira que ss me ha Perdidc.
10 s6 poFque satoy ausente,
y es 81 amor de estOB tiempos
miBa de Cuerpo presente.
De noche COLO mi Cuatro
= le gRco muChos verBog,
= ella paga mi caEifio
con an enjambre de besos.
Un pozo de sgua es mi eSpejo
y mi rancho eB una matR,
mi comidR IN merecure
y mi delirio una vaCa.
Cuando ID luna me mira
conveTBando con mi negTa,
todas las nubeO He apRFtan,
poTque Is luna 90 alegra.
Te quieEo mucho, te die,
y otro tu le diBts 81 anna,
ese que ia quieFes tanto
con otra mujer se CASA.
Soy un rajsEo en- 81 aire,
soy un patio en- el estero,
entire muchachas bOnitRE
soy an IOrO COnuqusEo.
Todo sl que tisne dinero
tiene Ia HRngre liviana,
manque 80 padre sea un tigre
ysu madEe una cRimRna.
HaBta los palos del monte
tienen 30 separation,
uno8 BiTven para santos
y haYOtros para carbon.
Qae 80 veDgan 4 les llanos
todos los doCtoreB juntoI,
pa que pVusben los muy pilloa
Ia puntR de mi bejuco.
Tengo 81 BombreEo Eompfo
desde Ia copa haRts 81 els,
no 10 quieTo coBsr
haGts no yer en- que para.
Ell que bebs sgua 90 tapara
be casa On terra ajena,
no uabe 81 81 sguR es clara
nj 81 Ia mujer eB buenR,
A mi no me arufiR gato,
ration no Eu1s mi quesO,
muisr no iuega Conmigo,
hombre.... no verga con ESQ.
sobre Ia yeTba ID palma,
sobre IL palma los CieloA
BobEe mi cAballo, 70
= Bobre mi, mi aOmbrero.
81 tt quieTes ser felfz,
pTocoTa que esten cOntigo
tn caballO, to mujer,
y tn cobija y to amigo.
Aver cuando ent to case,
to encontre sOla , sin gente,
las gallinas 90 reYsron
y el gallo pel6 LOS dientsl.