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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
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HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL.-Hav
en- asistencia en- este eStablecimiento
oenefco; 20 mujeres y 81 varones.
Total 50.
lngresaron; Luis Lespier, Juan Pc
dro Lare y Jacinto Olivera.
En- Ell hospital cuaren.enario ingre-
saron, Julia Ramos. con titus Y Toa-
quin Ruiz. Hay en- Ell dia de hoy
20 enfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES-En asistencia 81, al dispen-
sario 4. Total de asistidas. Al.
Observation-Disclosures de dete.
nidos en- el dfa de aver: varones, 40
y mujeres sufriendo condena, O
varones y 2 mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der extinguldo la condena que le
fae impuesta:
Francisco Mel, Fermfn Vazquez Y
Jose Campudon.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la mafiana de hoy han sido asistidas
por ell practicante de servicio don
+Guillermo Claudio, las siguientes per-
sonaS:
Miguel Serrano, herida por magu-
llamiento con perdida de las ufIas de
los dedos medic y anular de la mano
izquierda,
Juan Rodriguez. herida incisa de
dos centlmetros del dedo medic de
la manc derecha.
Jose Centeno, herida contusa de
un centim etro en- ell arco superciliar
izquierdo.
Melquinades Ginorio (niffo,l herida
incisa en- Ia pulpa del dedo pulgar de
la mano derecha.
Juana Cruz, confusion de primer
grado en- la region masarerica izquier.
da.
Ramon Fernandez (nifio), contu
sion con trombo y equimosis en- la
region Jumbo hipocondriaca izquier
da (fue conducido al hospital)-
Manuel Melendez. de una morde-
dura EN- ell dedo indice de la mano
izquierda.
REGISTRO CIVIL-WactmseMto
Han sido inscritos: Ramon Rodrf.
guez Figueroa, Cleofila Cepeda y
MarSan, Gonzalo Fontanet, Santa Gle
menta y Torres y Jose Merced Qui-
hones y Ferran.
DEFUNCIONES:
Victor Benitez MontafiGs. Primitiva
Fructuoso de los Santos. Eugenia
Quintero Juan Rodriguez.
EL RIEGO EN- PUERTA DE
TIERRA-Sigue aun sin resolver el
conflicto suscitado entire ell Municipio
y ell Departamento de obras publicas S,
con motive de haber prohibido ell Sc :
gundo que Sc riegue la carretera de
Puerta de TERRA.
Ei vecindario espera CON ansiedad
la determination en- este asnnt0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
jLa peSte en- Cuba?

I. Por noticias recibidas de New York
Sc nos manifesto q en- aquella capital
CORE con insistensia Ell rumor de que
La peste bub6nica esta hacienda
grandeS estragos en- Ell Camapuev
lCuba) En- las mismas correspondent
cia Sc dice que en- la isla Trinidad.
reins I'm gran panico y que la pests
ha llegado q todo su apogeo.
Por ell origen del rumor, hay sobra-.
dos motives para Greer que desqra-
ciadamente sea cierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
del GObje[DO
AsuntOS que Sc tramitan

Hoy sera resuelto por ell Goberna-
dor INFERNO, ell asunto del Juez de
Paz de Rio Piedras, sefIor Vicente
Nieves. Segun noticias de la ohcina
del Attorney Ell Assistant Mr.. Brown
CONFERENCE.-THE esta tarde con Mr..
Willoughby sobre Ell case.
Se encuentra en- estudio Ell infor-
me del seflor Torres Grau sobre la
investiga cion practicada en- Toa Alta
Mr.. Brown espera conferenciar con
ell fiscal para estudiar determinados
hechos que Sc presentan en- las de-
nuncias, y luego pasara Ell informe
al gobierno. Ell asunto del Juez de
Ponce contin1a sin resolution.
Sobre COnsejeros, NADIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
Tribunal Supreme

Esta naflana Sc vi6 en- este trib,s-
nal la apelaci6n interpuesta Dor
lgnacio Agosto, condenado Dor la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao 4 die
amos de presidio, en- delito de atenta-
do contra la vida.
FL fiscal pidi6 que Sc confrmase ls
sentencia, por haber sido correctos
los procedimientos seguidos Dor la
Corte apelada. FL acusado no two
representation en- Ell n enc ionado acto-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
Dc Vega AAa
NOTAS 4 NoTICiAs

En- las diligencias sumarias instrui-
das por esta COrte de Paz contra Sc
vero Santiago Cal Montes v lose
Oquendo por atentado q la vida de
Telesforo Ponce, en- barrio de Saba
ma, aparece que Ell Ponce trato de
|agredir al Monies con iptencion de
cometer delito grave y Ell Montes en-
ldefensa Sc vio precisado 4 herirle.
En- noticias dadas por Ell correspon-
sal de La DemocyaSaa este periodico
parece que por TN error diio que Ra-
fael Carrango fue uno de los asaltan-
tes a Telesforo Ponce, Ell citado Ca
rrango es policfa insular destacado
en- este pueblo y presto su valioso
concurso esta Corte en- la .investi-
gacion del hecho. Valga pues, esta
aclaracion.
Ell estado del herido Ponce, es ST.
mamente grave, y a pesar de los tita-
|nicos esfuerzos llevados cabo Dor ell
|reputado doctor don Jose M. Santiago
que lucha por salvarle, este desconffa
del exito de sus esfuerzos por haber-
|se presentado una encefalitis que
puede conducirle a la muerte.
Las hestas ce1ebradas en- el veci-
no pueblo del Dorado, quedaron bas-
tante lucidas. A elias concurrieron
muchos vecinos de esta Doblacion.
entire los cuales he dido Ell rumor de
que, en- dicho pueblo hizo mucha falta
en- los dias de festas TN hotel, pues
muchos de ellos tuvieron que volver-
sc al pueblo sin haber condo; tam
bien Sc quejan algunos de que no
encontraron quienes los presentaran
q las damas en- Ell bale de primera,
por cuyo motive no pudieron baillar.
En- Ell vecino pueblo de Toa- Baia
sc prepara una gran fiesta, la cual
sera anenizada por la reputada or
questa de Cocolfa. Los vecinos de
Vega-Alta Sc preparan gustosos para
ir al simpatico pueblo q pasar un ra-
to de solaz entire las danas amigos
que allf cuentan.
Ell pueblo de Vega-Alta verfa
con gusto que la "Rail Road Co." es-
tableclera cuanto antes la estaci6n del
pueblo, pues no es decoroso que los
pasajeros tengan que permanecer
la intemperie, cuando Sc ven precisa-
dos a tomar dicho tren.
-Ha sido mbrado secretario del
juzgado de psz de este pueblo, don
Nicanor Wichy; este sef1or es TN an
tiguo empleado judicial. y siempre
demostro grandes aptitudes en- ell
desempeGo de sus cargos, por 10 que
la elecci6n hecha ha sido vista con
gusto por todos los vecinos. Felici-
tamos al sefIor Wichy por su nom bra
miento y al sefior juez por su acertada
election.
Ell concejo municipal, por indica-
cion del Official de sandal de este
pueblo, doctor Santiago, ha adoptado
una ordenanza sobre salubridad pd
blica, la cual Sc ha remitido a la apro.
bacion del Hon. Gobernador; dicha
ordenanza. en- cumplimiento de 10
preceptuado en- !la secci6n 43 de la
ley municipal, ha sido fijada al pdbli
co por Ell termino de diez dias.
FL [0yres6oUroI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
DepaTtanlutO de Carload
MANiCOMio DE SAN JUAN

~O"s0 UE SAN JUAN
ALIENADA QUE SALE.-A pefi-
cion de su esposo don Geronimo Oui-
nones' ha sido dada de baja en- Ell
Manlcomlo la elienada Valentins
Arroyo, de San Juan.
UNA ENTRADA.-Procedente de
Vega Alta ha ingresado en- este es-
tablecimiento la aliens Za-agoza
Hern andez.
OIRA ENTRADA.-A petici6n de
Sor Maria Arne ha ingresado la allie.
NADIA Julia Muf1oz Perez, de San Tusn-
UNA RENUNCIA yum NOM.
BRAMlENTO.-Ls sirvienta, Satur..
nina Franco, ha renunciado SD cargo.
habiendose nombrado provisionsl-
mente 4 Aniana Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
GN0(la del @]Sa

Los cuarenta mil dollars que
SC destinan a la creaci0n de una
nueva escuela de agriculture en-
Mayaguez, pero de utilldad pa
ra toda la lsla, ST al frente de
dicho institute Sc coioca geDte
conocedora de la materia, van a
tener rapido empleo. puesto que
va Sc anuncia el viaje del go
bernador a Mayaguez. con el OBJ
jeto de formar parte de la conf
sion que ha de escoger ell terre-
no mas a proposito al fin que Sc
persigue.
Esta vez. Y preCisamente por
que el dinero Consagrado a esa
fundaci6n no procede de nues-
tros recursos insulares. sc trata
de darle plausible empleo, pro
curando que todos los prelimi-
mares, que todos los detalles de
la obra en- question, den la idea
exacta del exito que sc busCa
con sobrados recursos materia =
les para lograrlo ampliO y COM
pensador
La ventaja de la experiencia,
ST algund veZ ha de ser util esta
entire nosotros. abona los pre-
sentimientos generates y las
promesas del gobierno V sus
amigos, de que esta escuela de
Agriculture no sera como Otras
que sc han fundado aqui y han
sido mantenidas con recurSos
Insulares, un fiasco mas que
anadir q la lista de los regis
tradcs.
De una escuela de agricultu-
IA d cuyo frente este un perso-
nal id6neo, puede y. debe:espe-
rarse mucho en- ell pals. Nues-
ira Isla es eminentemente agri-
cola. la base de nuestra riqueza
es la agriculture y slendo este
asi nj pueden ser mirados con in
diferencla los trabajos q. sc pro.
yectan. nj la provision de los
cargos dc directories de esas eS-
cuelas. que estan por modo tan
intimo ligados al desarrollo, al
progreso o al estanCamiento de
nuestra grande y primera fuen.
&c de riqueza.
En- la provision de esos cargosI
es precise tener en- cuenta que
no sc trata de un destino p1bli-
co cualquiera, de esos que han
sido creados a manera de pre-
bendas coloniales para recon-
pensar los servicios politicos que
sc prestan al gobierno en- la
metr6poli.
En- el distrito en- que va a ser
instalada esta nueva escuela de
agriculture. puede dar, y es pre-.
ciso que de, buenos resultados.
Aouel es un distrito cafetero,
que esta casi en- ruinas. por la
causa reprobable que va es del
p1blico dominic; porque la me-
tropoli que nos quito los mer-
cados antiques, no nos quiere
comprar nuestro cafe.
A este debe propender la es-
cuela nueva que tendra exten-
SOS campos de experimentation
en- los cuales sc podra estudiar
Ia manera de hallar la necesa-
ria soluci6n indispensable, va
Que los poderes en- la metropoli
sc niegan a aceptar la justa. la
reparadora. la que han debido
presentar ellos, sin necesidad
de excitaciones nuestras, antes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
Los marines eSpaiO|eS

FL 20 del y pasado Mayo llegaron q
Mexico, los marinos de la corbeta
escuela de guardias narinas espafIo.
Nautilus"
En- la misma noche fueron recibi-
dos en- audiencia privada por ell presi.
dente de aquella republEca Don
Porfrio Diaz.
Sc les prepara I'm explendido ban
quote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
Una renuncia aceptada

Ell Gobernador ha aceptado la re-
nuncia que del cargo de CONCEAL ha
presentado Ell sefior Eduardo Larroca
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
Kindness to Dumb Animals

The wagon was heavily laden with
great bags of metal, too heavy for
a single horse to draw, one would
have thought.
1t turned into side street and
half way down the block again turn
ed into an alley at the rear OF iv-
cry stable. 1t required considerable
Juggling on the part of the horse to
pull the load up the incline of the
alley driveway, but he did it, and the
driver looked pleased when the back
wheels had made the rise and settled
down to level ground. At the barn
door it was necessary to turn the
wagon around completely and back
in. Surely one horse couldn't DO
that. The turn was made easily
enough, but there 1t remained.
Back him up, JIM" said the man,
pulling lightly on the reins.
The horse braced his fore feet and
showed.
The wagon didn't move.
The man got down from the seat
and went around to the back Of the
truck and pulled. "Back!" he COM
manded. The horse put every muscle
to the strain. Back" The wagon
moved, this time at least foot. Two
more, and the back wheel would
be over the threshold Of the barn
door.
Back" The command moved the
horse to exert his greatest effort.
There was crunch Of splintering
wood and the wagon rolled back.
Not a blow had been struck the
animal. Only gentle words had been
spoken, and the horse had done the
rest.
And when it was all over the man
did not go on unloading the wagon
without further thought of the
great, obedient animal standing still
between the shafts He went to
him and took his nose in his hands
and patted him between the eyes and
said: Good, old Jim! You did do 1t,
didn't you? knew you would"
And the horse rubbed his nose
against the mans cheek.
1t is pleasant now and then to see
such things.-Catholic Calendar.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
New Transatlantic Records.

With the coming of calmer wealth
er on the Atlantic, the new Cunard
steamers are beginning once more to
cut down the time of the transatlan-
tic passage. On her last trip to the
eastward over the long route of g.
932 knots, the "Mauretania" sue
ceeded in lettering her own best pre-
vious passage to the eastward by over
two hours and half the trip being
made In five days and five minutes at
an average speed of 24.42 knots an
hour. Her best days run was sos
nautical miles, at an average speed
of PATTI knots. During the same
week the sister ship 'Lusitania"
made record run from noon to
noon of GIT knots, or knots better
than the previous best days run Of
624 knots, made last autumn by the
"Mauretania.' According to the con-
tract with the government, theseships
must complete round voyage at an
average speed Of 2475 knots an
hour, If they are to secure the an
nual payment of 100000 which is
included in the terms Of the contract.
When the suitable conjunction of
smooth seas and clear weather ia af-
forded, the two ships, judging from
these recent performances, should
have no difficulty in fulfilling the gov
eminent conditions. Scientific Amer
lean.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
Popuiist National Convention.

st. Louis, April 3.-The first clash
of the day in the Populist national
convention came when the report of
the committee on permanent organi-
cation recommended George A. Hon.
necker OF New Jersey to be made
permanent chairman. w. B. Jones
of Nebraska was moved as substi-
tute. The convention finally work
ed itself into beautiful parliament
tary tangle which was ended by roll
call, the substitute being lost, 4S6 to
2S1. Mr., Honnecker was then cleo
ted.
Mr. Honnecker made an address
OF considerable length in which he
vigorously attacked the courts of the
country under whose rulings he de-
clared many gross iniustices have
been committed He attacked the
Democratic party for President
Cleveland during the railroad strike
of 1894 and the Republican party
for sending troops to Idaho during
the miners strike. He deprecated
the industrial situation of the coun-
try. He declared that an opportune
time for revolution was present and
asserted that 1t only needs the gen
JUS of Robespierre and the eloquence
of Danton to set the county in a
blaze.
The report of the committee on
resolutions was then presented.
After a heated debate over the
question OF nominating of a presi-
Dental candidate now or postponing
1t until after the Republican and
Democratic conventions. the Nebras-
ka and Minnesota delegations bolted |
the convention. These delegates were |
pledged to Bryan.
After the boiling of the Nebraska
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10


peaches, or the cool waters that
sayeth the life In the morning;
therefore Is she sought eagerly; and
because of this she becometh wise
and chooseth craftily. nor hesitateth
she to apply the boots to the busted
one, or to him who maketh noise
like a Sunday morning hangover.
Forget thou then the slot machine,
for the shekels thou blowest there
will pay for theater tickets.
Frown upon the wine when 1t
sparkleth, the hop juice when 1t
foameth on a hot day, or the booze
when it biteth the olive In the cock
tail glass;
For these things taketh up thy
substance and maketh no hit with
Geraldine.
Go thy way and forget the gang
that waiteth for thee, and the jack
pot that enticeth thee; rejoice with
the maiden that loveth thee and
boast unto her of the shekels thou
art soaking away in the spare stock
ing; for If thou hast pulled lucky
number, verify that which thou CIV
est up is a cheap price. Good
wins Weekly.
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KIMBALL

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Wind Wind! Wind! In gusts and
whirls; day after day, and week after
week. If newcomers can stand 1t in
southeastern Idaho during the spring
of 1908. they will never leave the
Gem state.
The farmers are very busy, ploW-
ing, narrowing, planting trees and
building fences is the order of the
day
At our school election held last
Saturday, Mrs. Elizabeth Sterling
was elected trustee for three years.
Lorin Merkley and Peter Jorgen-
sen returned from Rexburg few
days ago. The boys have just COM
pleted five months missionary
course at the academy where they
made good record.
Enoch Harris of West Portage,
Utah, and daughter, Mrs. David An
thony, made flying visit to Kimball
last Sunday. They remained over
night at the home of VIM. Anthony
and on Monday went on to Rudy
where Mr.. Harris has purchased a
fine farm of sc acres.
Maroni Mecham has rented the
farm of Robert Orr, and also the
farming land on the estate of John
Peterson, deceased. He will culti-
vate 40 acres of his own as we'll
Hyrum l.. Sterling has built neat
three-room residence on forty acre
plot he bought from Simon Peterson
some time ago.
Alma M Quigley, 46 years of age,
the brother of Sheriff Quigley of
Bannock county, and the best farm
er on the east side is down with
the measles
VIM. Anthony.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10

PAYETTE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroup are
combining business and pleasure
In a trip to Middleton and Boise this
week.
The Methodist revival meetings
which have been going on at the big
tabernacle tent for the last three
weeks, conducted by Rev. G. r..
Handenschield of Chicago, were clos
ed Sunday night. More than SO per-
sons have answered the call and gone
forward and publicly confessed
Christ.
The Oregon Oil & Gas Co., have re-
ceived their new rotary drilling ma
chine and will install the new ma
chinery in the well that is now said
to be 900 feet deep. D. M. Doffins,
an expert rotary driller from the
Texas oil fields, will have charge of
the work
=. The revivals at the Christian
church seem to be meeting with con-
siderable success. They are conduct
ed by the Clark family of evangelists.
Sixteen persons were immersed In
baptism in the church baptistry one
evening the past week
The big dance given in honor Of
Ray B. Hurd, who has just returned
from Kansas City, where he gradual
ed from the veterinary college in a
class of Ill students, was held on
the second floor of the Big barn be-
longing to the Hurd Brothers on
their stock farm one mile east of
town. Refreshments we're served in
the dance hall and all enjoyed plea
SAINT evening. Just while the evening
was yet young, phone call from IA
miles out of town call ed Dr. Hurd
to attend a valuable sick horse One
of the Hurd Bros best trotting
teams was put to buggy and the
doctor fastened to the scene.
Pearl.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
Not on Boys.

The editor Of the Riverton (Wyo. }
Republican is contrary stickler for
grammar, judging by the following
clipped from his newspaper:
lady, who is some pumpkins in
Baptists circles, asks us if we will ad-
dress the Sunday school scholars on
the subject: "The Effect of Smoking
on Boys" We refused the honor
for lack of proper qualifications,
never having, smoked on a boy dur
ing all our fumigating career. We
have smoked on a cracker box, a
beer key, pickle barrel and a plain
humpbacked chair, but never on a
boy. The fact is, boy is too rest
less to insure a quiet smoke.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
OTIS

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May | enter your list of journal
lists? If l don't Seattle, I may See
Alaska.
Joe Halverson was the guest OF
w. K. Abercrombie last week.
At the school election last Satur-
day, L. A. Nugent was elected trus-
tee to succeed Mrs. O. F. Rice who
has served the district faithfully for
four years.
Uncle Billy Phillips is mail carrier
between Otis and Yuma.
Angus Pugmire is over from Poca-
tello.
Harry Greenwood arrived a few
days ago and will make some i'm
provements on his homestead.
Thomas Richards and family of
Ogden have moved onto their land
west of Otis and expect to make their
future home there.
A. Benton has built house on his
homestead.
VIM. Lynch will plant fifteen hun
dred fruit trees on his ranch this
spring.
o. E. Nelson will plant about one
acre of land to Black Ben and De-
licious apples and quite number of
people here are enlarging their or
chards.
Hamilton and Coumerilh went out
L. T. H. L, II.
cattle back toward Flat Top and the
lakes.
Mark Colburn and family have ar
rived and taken possession of the
Payne ranch which, Mr.. Colburn re-
Gently purchased.
Number 20.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-10
ADVISETH THE MAN WHO GET
TETH THE BUG TO MARRY.
BY Arthur Copp.


Now. unto him who setteth on
maiden who looketh good, so that
his footsteps betimes tend toward
papa;
Who studyeth the proclamations
of him who hath corner lots, and
his rival who cryeth out the COM
forts Of four-room fiat;
Who beginneth to take notice Of
the instalment furniture ads. and
burneth the midnight oil in vain
imaginings as to his salary, where
1t wenteth;
Heed thou the sayings of Solomon.
For though he wore whiskers and
had many wives, yet was he wise
guinea, and had wherewithal to pay
the tailor who pressed his other
pants Notwithstanding.
What saith this old buck to his
warriors and craftsmen who pro-
duce no shekels wherewith to pay
dowry?
He saith unto them: Ego, take
unto thyselves wives, and be darn
careful In the taking.
Choose not woman who weareth
the high heels and cusseth the corns
therefrom, but grab a maiden who
watcheth mamma when she baketh
the bread;
Who knoweth the butcher boy by
his first name, and the price of liver
Monday morning.
Seest thou a maiden in the bright
early morning? Observe thou her
garments and her hair. Deceive not
myself by her rich attire If her locks
be frowzy, but tie the tin can to thy
self, Harold, and kick it Justify get
ting thee hence;
Verify a woman's hair is her
crown of glory, but who careth for a
fuzzy crown? And she who alloweth
1t to become such, assuredly she will
soc out with him who Is adjacent to
things.
Look not for an angel, for angels
cook not, but sing; and the hungry
man, he careth not whoop for the
song at eventide, but looketh for the
ham sandwich.
Beware of a maiden with whin-
ey voice, or a yah-yah who cryeth
always when papa growleth at the
dry goods bills.
Nor choose thou one who talketh
learnedly of Ibsen, and who dis
courseth on women's rights; but
whose neither coverings have wrink-
les;
For the wise man in the east hath
compared such an one unto her ma
tive soil of Babylon, in that she is
highly cultivated, but very thin.
But seek thou one clear-eved who
feareth not to raise Hades with thee
when thou hast been chump, but
who maketh glad the heart within
thee when thou showest strength
and gentleness.
Findest thou this kind, think
not in thy conceit that thou art an
easy winner. or that she CONE at thv
reckoning, whilst thou seekest the
shady spots and striveth not for her
favors
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