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The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
DARRIN is TO QUIT
PROSECUTION OF
T. ]. HAMS


station TO the Bayside Yacht club the
day OF the tragedy.
According To Shay. the boy stated
that neither OF the Hams men men
toned the name OF VIM. f. Annis,
nor did he hear anyone declare
We've got him now" as the hack
passed the stage in which Mrs. Annis
was riding.
Referring TO the testimony of Po-
licemen Fallon, VINO testified that
Thornton Hams declared the night OF
the coroner's inquest. Il would go
down to he'll. IL possible, and drag
Annis back and shoot him over again.
Shay said that he had been sitting
alongside his client during the pro-
ceedings and heard no such state
ment.
Lawyer White cross-examined Shay
but failed TO change the testimony.
John NJ. Mcintyre. chief counsel for
the defense. was then called, and gave
testimony along the same line.
Leo Bugg. the real estate man by
whom the defense hopes 10 show the
reason for the Hams brothers visit
to Bayside the day OF the shooting
was then called.
Bugg said he was a member OF the
Bayside Yacht club. was engaged In
the real estate business and knew
Jesperson. He had charge Of the Tel
Ter property south OF the yacht clue
ana first met Thornton Hams last
April when the defendant went to HIS
Office to talk with him about Bayside
property. Hams was interested, he
said. in property. He told him OF
some located south OF the club and
said he would look at II on Saturday
OF that week. This was around the
first OF May. He. Bugg. went there
to meet Hams, but the latter did not
appear. he declared. on cross-exam.
nation. He had not heard from the
defendant directly since.
statement OF Bugg's made during
the cross-examination which appar-
entity pleased the prisoner and his
counsel was to the effect that ne had
told Hams that II he. Bugg. should be
unable 10 get To the yacht club. the
defendant would find Jesperson there.
Walter Stafford, OF 44S West Fiji
teenth-st., was then called TO the
stand. He testified to having gone IN
Bayside on Dec. Is. and there had
talk with Martin Skura. the hack
driver who took the Hams brothers
to the yacht club on Aug. Is last.
Stafford declared that Skura had ad-
mitted TO him that the special prose-
cutor. Elmer 8. White, and Policeman
Fallon had coached him to say that
the Hams brothers had asked for An
mis- and TO testify that the defendant
had said TO the captain. we're got
him now" but that he, Skura, had re.
fused TO do so.
The force OF Stafford's testimony
was weakened when Stafford was
made TO declare that he had torn up"
paper upon which he had set down
Skura's allegations TO him and could
not therefore produce 1t In court.
Louis Goldstein, OF 224 West One
Hundred and Sixteenth-st., Manhattan.
special detective also employed by
the defense, was next called.
He declared that the states wit.
ness Ellison, recently had said 10 him
that neither Jenkins Hams nor the
captain had asked him for Annis.
when they were at the club on the
fateful day Ellison. who was a col
ored waiter at the club, testified just
the opposite OF this when on the
stand for the state.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
LIVE STOCK.
EAST RVFEAIO


tle-Receipts 5000 is qa5c higher; eX-
port steers, s6.75q7; shipping steers,
s696.5o: butcher steers. s5q5.75 helf-
eers - oon5.S0: cows. $3q5. Hogs
Receipts 900. mixed. medium and
pigs. s5.5oa575 Sheep-Receipts "a. :
900: top lambs, IS: yearlings. s5G625:
975
MARKET Close.
EAST BUFFALO. " " Dec. aS.-
Cattle-Receipts 1850 head. active. Is
v zoe higher; prime steers. $3.50 q I.
q $50. sows. SS.5095; bulls. s3m4.5,.
Veais-Rccetpts 400 head. market ac-
tive. soc higher: Gull to choice. S7MIO.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts l5. 0G0 head
active. 2ac higher; lambs. s5ds; year
iinss. S6m6.35; weth.rs. $1,000 4.S5;
ewes ~ u 40; mixed sheep. SEA 400.
h = ss' Receipts 1880 head; active; 20
yorkers.. s575d6.2S; pigs. s5m5,,5
rougns. s5.50u5.75; stays. s42515
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.--Hogs--Receipts
10000. market mostly loc higher: light.
ss.ioq5s5. bulk, $5.seq5.s5 mixed.
sS.5o $40; pigs. siq5.io; heavy. $3.50
e.l5; rough. s5.5on $40; workers.. $50
a $50. Cattle-Receipt $4,000. mar
ket steady TO Toe w. beeves $265dp
10; stockers and feeders. Si.5Oa >
Texas steers. S3.60g 445: cows and
heifers: s2.7oa $50; western steers.
$4,000. market steady
TO loo on. native. $2.s0a4s5 western.
1850 "a $50; lambs. native, s45Om7sO,
yearlings, - q $50; western. S4.50n7.oO.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
|n0lDs ARE IN
sDNTROL OF LAKE
TRAFFIC
ckAaE FHEloHT BUSINESS IS
DsREcTEo ~ ROADS. DECLARES
<tNvEsrioAToR = TELLS HOW
CONDITIONS OBTAIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-In a special re
UDft TO the Chicago harbor commits
Non. prepared by George &. Skies and
4ode public today. the charge is made
nat the railroads absolutely control
ne package freight business of the
oxoat lakes and that now they are
Urossing campaign 10 secure control
~ the grain trade.
r~12r. Skies report Is supplemental TO
& ~ general report OF the Chicago har-
Dor commission. made public last
Xoek. and will be submitted To the
&Stv council Jan. IL. Ii incorporates
~ result OF an investigation into spc-
G1nl subjects made by Mr.. Skies at
- request OF the commission.
~ shows geographically one of the
Mo1n obstacles TO the development OF
.Ep1cago's water shipments.
The rail control over the lakes. IL is
Md. is secured through the following
moana:
Ownership by railroads OF fleets of
3 Control of rail rates between Buf-
80 (nOt destination point and the
Uoob0ard; between Chicago and west
In points.
y. Ownership by railroads OF nearly all
- water front property OF Buffalo,
madeQuacy OF the Erie canal.
discrimination OF canal boat owners
00lon against independent boats.
ne solution OF the harbor problem
1Deuts four possibilities. Mr.. Skies
&o1da:
40 stick to the Chicago river; to
DDoo tho Chicago river to all save
Ehtsrs and 10 depend upon the Calu-
4ak river with the sag-Calumet cut
~ - . northern outlet for the lakes
1othe-gulf-waterway; to build great
~ outer harbor, or to dig a channel
nom the lake to the river at twenty
oeoond-st.
Mr.. skies suggests three lines for
additional inquiry:
The arrangement OF Chicago's rail
xcrminals.
- new location for South Water-st
Package and express service by the
uereet car lines during the night and
ne n0n-rush hours.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
SHELTERS IS FIRM
IN AN UPWARD
MARKET
COPPER SHARES ARE STRONG
FRACTIONS HAVE WIDE OPEN
INo-NeW YORK CENTRAL AND
UNION PACIFIC ARE LEADERS.
\. \. STOCK MANIFESTATIONS.

Anal Cop, Stle Am. Z. r., GUS
km. cot. OIL. i3s. Am. Ice, 2ls An
Loco. SsA: Am. Smelt.. 81 "a Am sus"
i2s%; Am. Fob pref. siS Ana. Coy"
tch; Atch.. lo1; Il. q o. Ill -. b. a..
Tr. es. Can. Pac.. u, = Cent, Leatn,
3.N. DO pfd. 1913. Gu, ~ o., - !. :
g. ~ Ct. W. l2. g, NJ. n st. l."
i50h: Ch. a invest. 1914. Colo. 4 *
l.. ioh Col. q south, 49,. Con. Gas.
ia; Corn Prod. l7is Del X Hud.. ~ /.
-. 4 Rio CIR, 81 " IBIS. Sec, Cor, ;, y /.
Erie. IS, do LIST. pfd. soi.. do .2nd pId,
~ Cen ss ORE E.eI fYssi g. M Nor cent nir
Az Int. Metro -; sc>D- pfd. TIA n.
city SOU. Al ! do pfd v's L; 4 y.
i23A. N. X. x Tex. as do pa.
14h Mo. Pac.. 6sh Nat. Lad, q
Newh:, eh y. Y. Cent 1888. y; y.
o.. w, ti's Nor. q W. 50; Nor; Pae-.
l42is. Penn. i31ts PEG. Gas. l0tS. ,
y. st. Car. a.. Read. ~. Rep. =
:, PC; do ptd, -. Rock Isl. .15.. do
.pfd. ~ schLrss-ssifefs7 Soa. Pae9
t2i.. Sou. Ry,: s:e's do ,Pfd, 81 7 ;
Twin g., IS; Union Pac., iS4Ss L ..
&. l. +. < r.. 99A.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
Markets ~ Finance

hu OF corn. iso.S3g bu of oats. and "a
5se bu OF rye.
Wheat acreage in India. Niioo.ooo
acres increase
Wheat on passage. $4,000 bu, de-
crease.
Worlds wheat exports ,ast week. g.
~. Louis wheat receipts. four days
Ti,010 bu. year ago. lss.0OO bu
Wheat In Liverpool closed !. q Z. ii,
and corn y q - higher.
Receipts OF wheat In Winnipeg. 100
cars; year ago. 3i5.
Northwestern wheat receipts. four
days. / iSO ears.
Exports OF wheat from Argentina
last week, $4,000 bu.
Visible supply cnanges; Wheat. 3SS.-
geo ou. decrease; corn. i.4ei.ooo bu, IN
t WSsat oats rscs gst.oV% o9i iner. AS.
primary points, i.29s, 000 bu.
Exports OF wheat and nour. three
days, $4,000 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-The wheat mar
strength in the foreign markets. Baum
brothers. W. III. Lake, Comstock and
jackson brothers We're the best buyers.
while Armour and Finley Barrell A co.
were the best sellers. Liverpool cables
come - ~ &c higher. and Berlin was
up one cent and Budapest up la.
worlds shipments were light at 6.0ls.
600 against S.60S.00 year ago.
Amount on passage decreased 656,O0o
against an increase OF 592.O last
wear Minneapolis stocks increase
100000 bushels for two days Broom
hall reports two days rain in Argen-
tine. but clear nov, Indian news fav-
orable.
Opening prices: Wheat--May, st.O5i.
May. a2c. Pork-May SO. 30 q 6.61.
Lard-MaN, 50. 5n9.1,. Jan, 1855. Ribs
May. ss75GS71.
close; Whest-aiay, sl.oe7s: July
I a. - l. "a
81 = d5l Nc. Corn-May. Ole bid. Pork
MAY. Sl6.51 asked. Lard--May. ss77
V9'5G s.11. Ribs-May. So. asked
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
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The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
BOSTON COPPER.
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. Stone a. Co:
Accumulation OF buying orders over
the holidays gave very strong tone
To the Boston copper market at the
opening. This was helped considerably
by the advance OF the metal in the
London market. Miami Is the feature
and on large buying orders II advanced
Thursdays closing. Recent develop
ments on the $40 foot level were the
principal cause OF this sudden out
burst OF unusual strength and activity.
The buying has undoubtedly been good.
Isle Royale. which has been quiet for
some time Is IL points higher. Os-
ctola Is points higher. and the gen
eral list shows good fractional ad =
vances. In the miscellaneous depart
ment. the Pneumatic stocks are in bet =
ter demand and United Shoe common
is strong at fractional advance
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
PROTEST ON MANNER
OF FLOODING Kinks

Complaints are coming In 10 the de
partmcnt 81 public works OF the man
ner ia which the free skating Kinks
are being flooded by the fire depart
mcnt Various citizens say that the
firemen Ill the Kinks al one tim and
that thin crust Of ice forms which Is
later broken thus spelling the surface
for use. The approved method Of
filling Kinks Is by letting in enough
water to form n crust OF ice on the
bottom end then building this M b.
other coats until the rink is a solid
mass from top to bottom.
Commissioners Haarer will forward
the complaints to the fire department.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

was strong at tho advance OF &c tor
all grades In bid price. Tin was slight
~ lower IN. the asking price in sym
rathy with London Quotations. LaRe.
Hh miiLc. electroiyiic. ilqlf'a,.
castings. t3EsMi4Sc. spelter. 5,loW
5.l5c; lead. i.12i. "a l.t5c.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.--The cotton
market opened with business active
and prices hrmer at an advance Of
two To- six points. Influenced by the
cables and an accumulation of commits
sion house orders. Wall-st brokers
easily
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
ESCAPE FIRE BY
ss-FOOT JUMP FOR LIFE


(COnfinued from rage One.D
9nhortly before o'clock and went
10 the basement TO attend TO the fur
mace. FIRST lighting small night
lamp In the hallway.
Lamp Explosion Causes Fire.
In Watson's absence the lamp ex-
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
NEw yOWk METAL.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9s.--At tho Meta
exchange TODAY. there was little i'm
lyYovemsnt in tac business. although
prices ruled generally steady. Copper
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
PRODUCE.

By compa rison with the rush Of tn
past week. the produce ma rket scemeu
Iery quiet this morning, and. IN fact
there was hardly enough doing Ia cs-
tnblish prices. There was quite "a littl,
poultry. both live and dressed. which
apparently missed getting here I'm titnc
for the Christmas trade. but on account
Of the hareness OF the market. IA was
reHerdoh as good property aud ASK, ng
ter vs. looking higher, although tho dc
nand IL slowing up now because OF
high prices. Eggs are steady: rabbits
are In good supply and slow demand
and dressed calves and hogs are steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

Busincs--Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Time. Printisg Co.. Is
John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bond quotations, Furnished by Hay
den, Stone a. Co. lib-1ls Griswold- st.
Rid. Asked.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations. furnished by
Lewis @. Gorton. 1ii3 Majestic Bldg
10, lDok.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.Ex dividend. IL per cent
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

Cotton grices furnished by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

The Pacific ocean has an area a..
most equal 10 that OF all the iahu
on the earth. 100000 square miles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-16

el Sun n"-perdi6 su mejor ami.
60 y qued6 a merced de Chi
le. Ning1n americana, excepto
Monroe, ha sido tan querido y
honrado por los peruanos como
Blaine. A Hay y a Root los
Green ejemplares del mismo tt
po. AL contemplar la Armada
de Evans. la mayor exhibici6n
de podet naval vista en- el mar
Pacffico, sus corazones habian
latido al pensar que, en- adelan-
te. sus amigos de los Estados
Unidos tendran, no solo ell de-
SEQ, ST que tambien los medios
de impedir la ~ruina del PERT.
Els possible que los peruanos
hayan pensado ESQ Y algunas
cosas mas; entire elias, 10 de
que han tenido mala suerte con
sus amigos" de aqui, porque
Mr. Blaine Sc fue del gobierno
cuahdo podia series 1til. Con
Mr.. Root, que es, ''un ejemplar
del mismo tipo" lno ocurrirla 10
mismo? Por ST acaso. me parece
que el PERT. 81 preve que ha de
tener guerra con Chile 6 con
alguna otra nacion americana,
hara bien, en- far, ante todo, en-
sus propias fuerzas, y luego en-
buscar aliados en- la America
del Sur; que, 81 pone los ojos
en- los Estados Unidos, puede
uevarse chasco. Como para es-
ia rep1blica no habria negocio
"alla abajo", como nada codicia
nj en- Ell PERT nj en- Chile, ST
esos dos pueblos peleasen, pro-
bablemente los Estados Unidos
no ver1an en- clio mas que una
oportunidad de venderles armas
Y municioneS.
X. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-16
P[ODQDlidOdeS de uD cODNiQO
enIe RuS0 ' IuQdQ.

Amagos de TN nuevo conficto in
ternacional principian flotar en- ell
horizonte polftico de Europa 81 va
4 juzgarse por los sfntomas actuales,
no tran anscurriran muchos meses sin
que Russia Y Turqula declaren rotas
las hostilidades de6nan por medic
de las armas las diferencias que, des-
de tiemo atras, existen entire las dos
naciones.
Mientras Russia mantenfa intacto
su prestigio en- ell Extreme Oriente,
prestaba relativam ente poca atencion
a los frecuertes aprestos belicos de
Ia Sublime Puerta en- las fronteras
turcas. Las circunstancias han cam
biado desde que obligada fue a re-
nunciar sus intereses en- Manchuria;
la leccion que recibiera de los japo-
neses, precisamente cuando hac1a
mayor gala de su poderlo, ha sido de-
masiado severa y al mismo tempo
sobrado elocuente. No puede con-
sentir en- que haya otro poder infe-
rior que aspire a someterla nueva
humillacion, y antes, por Ell contrario,
lie es indispensable tratar de ir a la
reconquista de sus antjguas glorias
por la 1nic via nutural que le ha
quedado alberta.
Sc le presenta buena excusa para
llevar cabo sus designios. Conoci-
dos como son los intereses rusos en-
Persia y Ell casi protectorado que
ejerce sobre este pals, es natural que
vaya su defensa 4 la hora en- que Ell
gobierno turco, hacienda provecho
del malestar interino que existe en-
los dominios del Shah, resucita la
vieja disputa sobre fronteras y pre-
tende amenazar 4 Teheran.
Llama la stencion en- este asunto Ell
hecho de que no es solo ell gobierno
russo Ell que busca la manera de rom
per lanzas con Turqufa. A pesar de
las condolences en- que Sc halla la po-
Utica interna. parece que los mismos
elementos que combaten al Car, es-
tan posesionados de la necesidad que
tiene Ell pals de recuperar su prestigio
hasta donde esto pueda ser possible y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-16
San Juan, Puerto Rico Lunes IS de Mario de 1908

Sc muestran dispuestos no econo-
mizar sacrifcio para conseguir el OBJ
jeto deseado. Asf Sc explica que
aun los miembroS extr EN- istaS de la
Duma hayan consentido en- que Sc
provea al gobierno de los fondos in
dispensables que demanden las ope-
raciones militares que sea precise eje.
Guitar, y que no sc haya escuchado
voz dc protesta alguna contra la mo-
vilizaci6n de seSenta mil soldados
que avanzan hacia la frontera con ell
fin manifesto de resguarder los inte-
reses de Persia.
No cabe en- los lfmites de 10 ina
glnable pensar que, en- case de un
condicto armada, contra Turqufa con
la misma Suerte que tuvo Ell Japon;
las condolences son enteramente dis
tintas y por 10 mismo los resu1tados
tienen que ser diferentes. La lucha
sera encarnizada q menos que a
Russia no lie presenter alguna com
plicaci ion las potencias interesadas en-
mantener grata la Sublime Puerta
Question esta que no eS probable
1AOC1 kdl q lac uu@ VCZ para Sl6mpIC Cl
territorio persa de las continues ame-
nazas de Turqufa, volvera a ser sobe-
rama en- Ell extreme sur del Imperio
y abrira ell camino para recobrar en-
ell Asia oriental, 81 no toda, parte si-
quiera de la preponderancia que an-
teriormente disfrutara.
A los estadistas rusos no Sc esca pa
la importancia decisiva que tiene pa
ra ell pals una guerra tai como la que
Sc viene preparando. No es de ex-
trafiarse, pues, que en- ella quieran
jugar la Ultima carta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-16
]bSen Y Lenaitre

M. Jules Lemaitre, el mas acrimo-
nloso, Ell mas academico, y tambien Ell
mas "naciopalista de los modernos s
crlticos franceses, prepara I'm libro
sobre Henrik lbsen. Seguramente ha-
bra en- el mas censuras y cargos que
elogios. va en- una conferen cia pro-
nunciada en- la So1bona, a rafz del ss-
treno de NSra, en- Ell Ode6n, afrm6
que todas las ideas contenidas en- los
dramas del leon escandinavo Sc ha-
Ian en- las novelas de Jorge Sand.
Y no Sc contento con esto; lego 4
mas aseguro, aduciendo razones y do
cumentos, que dicen bien que no fue
hscho este trabajo precipitadamente,
que la mayorla de sus 6guras feme-
nlnas recuerdan, con gran nitidez, a
las creaciones del nismo sexo de la
fecunda y desgraflada escritora mo
ia es Indiana; Heddc Gabler es Le-
liza" -. Yo solo me explico esta abe
rraclon ell TN tan claro y cultivado
|esplritu como es Ell de M. Lemaitre,
|suponiendo tenga por base al casi
morbido desarrollo de su amor al
pals natal. Verdad es que, este pc
cado alcanza 4 casi todos los literatos
franeeses: Ell mismo Zola sostenfa
que las ideas escandinavas eran de
origen galo-igracioso!-y Jules Re-
nard, comentando esta opinion, ana
dio: "Yo no amo sino la literature
francesa, No creo tengamos necesi-
dad de otra; pero 81 despues de leer
q los barbaros-Ibsen, Bjornstierne
Tolstoi, etc. ....- nuestros ingenios
quisieran imitarlos, con seguridad ha-
rian algo mas original y mas perfec-
to-.
Abundando en- estos sentimientos
Sc comprende ell menosprecio con que
trata Lemaitre al potente dramatur-
go noruego; Sc comprende asimismo
el que haya podido comparar la alti-
va hgura de Mora" con Indiana"
esa ad1ltera de reata, cobarde des-
equilibrada Nora simboliza el mas
supino especimen del mas en6rgico
individualismo, que razona sobre Ia
libertad individual con una logica
ferrea capaz de desconcertar todos
los "hlisteos" habidos y por haber.
En- cuanto al parecido de "Hedda
Glaber" con Leila" solo risa merece
tan desca bellado aserto.
81 como supongo, en- su obra M.
Lemaitre prosigue por esta ruta, atm
que aporte todo Ell cuantioso caudal
de su erudicion, no llegara conver-
tirme 4 sus creencias, y 10 mismo pa
sara, por fortuna, con cuantos Sc ha-
yam educado en- las obras admirabIes
del gran poeta de Peer Gynt'
Siempre we're en- 81 zuno de los es.
critores mas originates y atrevidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-16

de todas las 6pocas: TN artists mag
nifico que tuvo en- vuelo gigantesco
del gcnio y la soberana audacia de
la locura; IN terrible demoledor, 4 Ia
manera del loco del. "Zarathustra"
con Ia 1nica diferencia del gesto: Ell
de Ibsen es mas humane.
Lo que mas Sc destaca en- su obra
es su apasionado amor al 20. "El
hombre mas fuerte-dijo I'm dia-es
el que est5 SOLO. Y, convencido de
clio sc did 4 predicar en- la terra su
6ntn4 nnt5a, su doctrina de verdad.
De ahf ell que la mayor porcion de sus
dramas-de un simbolismo abstruso
veces-sean, simplemente, predicas
inhamadas por Ell amor su ideal,
un ideal remote, quimerico quizA,
pero I'm ideal al fin.
DARIO DE GADEX.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-16
Nlmero 81

abogado defensor de "Le Natfn", 81
general, de IN salto pas6 de estafsdor
{ caballero.
Ell general Corao ha dicho que resi-
de en- Francia porque entiende que en-
|ninguna parte esta mejor garantixada
su libertad personal. va. ya. Le han
diche toda clase de desvergiiensas; 10
han metido en- Ii czrcel, y 81 no 10 han
llevado. per equivocaci6n, Ia guilloti-
ma sera porque Soleilland IL inutiliz6.
ESQ es todo cuanto ha sacado 81
|gener al de vivir en- una menestra d
pajaros de todss classes, en- un COOS, en-
una prensa. Pero, al reves dc Martin,
tai vez haya encontrado aqui los place
res que deseaba.
Porque hay quien Sc divierte cuande
lie dan con la badila en- los nudillos.
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