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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
THIS IS MY z1sT BIRTHDAY.
Ex-Queen LiIiuoknIani.

Lydia Kamekeha Liliuokalani, former
queen of the Hawaiian Islands, was
born in Honolulu, Dec. ?. 1898, and is
a direct descendant of Kamahameha l.
who made a successful conquest of the
various islands Of the Hawaiian group
and united them under his own rule.
Liliuokalani was made vice regent of
the kingdom when King Kalakaua left
Hawaii, and after his death IN San
Francisco. was proclaimed queen, Jan.
%. 1891. Her attempts to abolish the
constitution of 1887 and restore abso-
Lutte monarchy, though abandoned. led
to her dethronement Jan. 80, 1892. A
provisional government was set up. and
although President Cleveland declared
in favor of her restoration to the throne
her efforts in that direction failed. Aft
er her dehtronement she came to the
United States and did not return to
Hawaii until after the annexation of
the islands in 1898. In recent years the
former queen paid several visits to the
United States to press her claims
against the government for lands form
erly belonging to the crown in the
Hawaiian Islands, but all of her at
tempts in this direction have been un-
success sful.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
DANGEROUS DANORUFF
VIII Make America Baldheaded Ma.
ton If Not Checked.

NJ Pasteur. the great French phvsi-
clan of Paris. once said: II believe we
shall one day rid the world of all dis
eases caused by germs"
Dandruff is caused by germs. a fact
accepted by all physicians
Dandruff is the root of all hair evils
If IT were not for the little destructive
germs working with a persistence
worthy of a better cause there would
De no badness.
Partisan Sage will kill the da0druf n
germs and remove dandrun in two
weeks or money back
Summers Pharmacy guarantees it. II
will stop itching scalp. falling hair ana
make the hair grow thick and abund-
ant
It puts life and Iustre into the hair
and prevents IL from turning gray.
1t is the hair dressing par excel
lence. daintily perfumed and free from
grease sickness. IT is the favorite
with women OF taste and culture who
know the social value Of fascinating
hair.
large bottle costs only so cents at
leading druggists everywhere. and in
Hammond by Summers Pharmacy. The
girl with the Auburn hair ts on every
package
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
IN POLITICS

Minneapolis is to make a bid for
the next republican national convention.
Government by commission is being
agitated in GAINESVILLE, Eau Claire. Osh-
kosh and several other leading cities
OF Wisconsin.
Business men of Oklahoma City are
devising a new city charter, which
viii be voted on at a special election
early in December.
F. f. Burleson, tailor of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. Is going to run for mayor
Of that city on Scent fare platform.
Talk has been revived in Ohio Of
running Congressman Nicholas Long
worth, son-in- law of ex-President
Roosevelt, for governor.
William Hayward, ex-governor of
Nebraska, may be appointed first as
sistant postmaster general to succeed
DR.. Charles 2. Grandfeld. who has re-
signed to become postmaster Of Wash
ington
Democratic leaders Of Missouri are
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
COMMUNICATIONS.
SAFEGUARD woRNNGMEN's LIVES.

depoabe
dent happened which life
iured last Tuesday withhold
investigation
The fact however widow little will
the
her and
of
guard the lives of those who
hazards this business
develop that the contractor whom falls the look
his
accident
things
On the other hand be that the rushed
little should
ahead with their work without taking the bracng the
jctng sometimes
andth
of
n 0
incidentally it might be pointed that city the
Hammond should have competent building
determine the strength
is
He
practical the administration
safeguard the lives Of the workngmen this particular
should prevent
the desoaing of other avoidabIe accidents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
Heart toHeart
Talks.
TEN TINES ONE.
By EDWIN A. NYE.


blessed are the pure in heart"
1t was said of a certain character
that his strength was "as the strength
of ten because his heart is pure"
Which declaration contains as much
truth as poetry.
The pure man is the strong man.
1t has been known for centuries that
the mind influences the body, but only
in recent years has the fact come to
be fully understood and appreciated.
To illustrate:
Under the influence of fear the blood
will leave your face; under the infu-
ence of shame it will flush your face.
When you are amused sufficiently
your diaphragm moves up and down
and you laugh. When you sorrow
deeply the salt drops are shed from
your eyes.
These are every day object lessons in
the power Of the mind over the body.
But laboratory tests go deeper
1t is a scientific fact that the baser
passions actually poison the blood.
Hatred. for instance, is one Of the
deadliest poisons. Anger. fear, despair
these instill deadly toxins in the
blood.
On the other hand, the higher emo
humor, charity. are real elixirs of the
blood. Pure love makes for strength,
hope brightens the eye and increases
the circulation, laughter messages the
organs and increases flesh.
And all these emotions go with pu-
rity.
The man whose heart is pure enjoys
in the highest measure love, joy, peace,
hope and courage.
Whereas he whose heart is poisoned
by revenge, envy, wrath, despair.
weakens himself both soul and body.
The Master of the human heart
knew.
Would you be successful, vigorous,
buoyant, happy?
Then you must cultivate the pure
thoughts that make the pure heart.
Because thoughts are things" Pure
thoughts nourish pure strength, cour-
age. optimism Impure thoughts will
be the bane of your life. They cause
discord, encouragement, pessimism
Impure thoughts sap both mind and
body Of their virginia. powers.
| Now
The strength OF him whose heart is
pure is CAS- the strength of ten" be-
cause PURE THOUGHTS ARE TEN
TIMES AS STRONG AS IMPURE
THOUGHTS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
Decemhor .

1554-Hernando Cortez. the oonqueror
OF Mexico, died in Seville. Spain.
Born in Estremadura, Spain, in
1885
1697-St Paurs cathedral, London, first
opened.
1SO4-Napoleon I. crowned in the cathe-
dral Of Notre Dame, Paris.
1S14-General Jackson arrived at New
Orleans and declared martial law.
1S23-Monroe doctrine declared.
1s59-Execution of John Brown.
1S9s-Austria celebrated the semi
centennial Of the accession of EN-
peror Francis Joseph.
19O4-Mrs. George II. Gilbert, noted
actress, died in Chicago. Born in
England. Oct. 81, 1921.
19OS-Uord Alexis, president of Hayti.
fed from Port au Prince
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
A BOUQUET FOR MR.. wELLMAN.

What right indeed Walter Weman
After his dismal failures
the Welman could
been there Indeed another
Welmn didn't
touching Welman
In the sphere Welman
authority The cities of Cleveland
modesty
Cincinnati in
example thirty will
crowded Euclid
by "A celebrity
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
SALOON MEN SHOULD JOIN THE BREWERS.

Indiana deciding
the Beardsey blind evidently
deciding withdraw
who
determined that the Illegal Hquorselng
seTespecting
to
ceedng them
years
of
killing the business of the abiding
the part of the oonkeepes
might
keep come
the legally regulated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

which calls for the nomination of ex-
Governor David r. Francis for United
States senator and the support OF ex-
Governor Joseph w. Folk for the presi-
Dental nomination.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma. Governor
Marshall Of Indiana. Governor Har-
mon OF Ohio and John Sharp Williams
Of Mississippi have been secured as
speakers for the annual banquet in
January of the Young Mems Democratic
club of Grand Rapids, Mich.
The gubernatorial elections to be
held next year in Ohio. Indiana and
New York are already beginning to at
tract attention, as 1t is felt that the
results IN these three states will have
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
UP AND DOWN IN
I=N-D-I =A-N=A
NAY BE REcoNcILEp.

The divorce suit of Mrs. Elizabeth
Donovan of Muncie. against James
Donovan. Yorktown school teacher
and graduate of the Indiana Law
school, in the Delaware superior court
was dismissed Tuesday. Although the
husband and wife have not effected
reconciliation, friends Of the couple ex-
pect them TO forget their past troubles
and resume their marital relations. The
suit was one OF the most sensational
ever tried here
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

an important bearing on the national
campaign in 1912
The fact that william J. Bryan plans
to travel abroad nearly the whole of
the coming year. spending the winter
in South America and the summer in
Europe. is regarded as conclusive evi-
dence that the Nebraska leader has no
idea of becoming a candidate for Unit
ed States senator.
According to present indications
there will be no opposition among Ohio
democrats to the nomination OF
Governor Harmon next year. Should
the Ohio governor be reelected his
friends Will at once start a movement
to secure for him the presidential nom
nation in 1912
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
AN ExAMpLE OF PARTY LoYALrY.

Of
day which renewed admiration the
Though in
republican loveeas Watson up
distance
ton Mr. Watson said III be there
close connection
land he
train back indianapolis prepare trip
Washington himself
Hammond
emphacay come had It cost
him s party loyalty for you
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
WHAT THE HERALD THINKS.

The Lapore Herald speaks spade
spade when it heads editorial Dirty Politics.
Mayor
cans did
and three democrats One republican
secret ballot George Manove republican
motion reconsider after
which Curtis attorney decae
people politics There
ought to be REFORM there will
It begn?'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
ORDERS nov WHIPPED.

Harvey Ayers. the 14-year-old son Of
John Ayers of Nashville. was given
thirty lashes with a hickory switch
Tuesday upon the order of Judge Deu-
pree in the circuit court The whip
ping was administered by the boys
father. The punishment has aroused
considerable criticism here despite the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

ONE-THIRD of the football players
killed in the games this season were
high. school pupils In his desire to
initiate the university student, the
high school pupil has certainly made
good in this respect. Quite truthfully
says an exchange.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

WASHINGTON judge has ruled that
it is not profanity TO say ITO hi with
you" The judge probably had not for
gotten the old days when he went
down to the basement to shake the
furnace and found that it had gone
out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

much india etookp
OF
narri
OF
a raj The
in
in OF
and oneo Of most ant
n Lake most
0 ton Of the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

SOME contractors who. hold the
lives of workmen in their hands al
ways have to have a lesson that costs
them something before they learn how
to take care of them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

NOW that Porter county is to have
a little West Baden of its own 1t may
give Gov. Hanley a chance to spread
eagle some more in his Chatauqua ad-
dresses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

IF some people spent as much time
in hustling for what they need as they
do in wishing for what they can do
without they would be well supplied
with the necessities OF life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

HAVE you found out after hearing
Senator Delivers lecture whether he
really means to continue as an insur-
gent or has concluded to return to
Aldrichism. If you have you did WELL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

THINGS AND FILINGS

feast it's iovefeast and no mistake.
IT might be a good thing for some
one to try to crack the egg trust any
way.
IS the man who started the story
that the Mandel tract is sold again,
sold again7
PORK and beans are not to 20 up
In price. Who cares? A has pork
and beans!
WHITING man has just got over
being thankful for having something
to kick about
OF course you complain about your
job, when you loaf at it and get all
out of practice.
WHAT'S become Of the goose bone
weather prophet with his dolorous
hard-winter predictions?
IN these days of strict enforcement
of the pure food laws, small appetite
is better than great riches
WHAT'S old England going to do?
The lords won't pass the budget and
the commons won't bulge.
THE gentleman whose name sounds
like National Biscuit product is COM
ing to Hammond to do some wrestling.
! GARY had better hurry up and an
mex Tolleston so that 1t can make the
best possible showing at the next cen
sus
1T is not thought that president
Taft's message will say much about
Christmas shopping. but he might do
worse.
So
Mr.. CANNON says the insurgents
needn't expect any fayors from him.
Well they don't, do they? Foolish if
they do.
WHEN East Chicago won't be af-
forded an opportunity to show that
900 republican majority, well you'll
know it.
NOTHING was said at the republi-
can banquet about the loss Of Mr..
Fairbanks whiskers. Probably an
oversight.
THE only difference between a
jaundiced knocker who Is always rap
ping his enemy and a jackass is in
favor of the latter.
1T would certainly be nice Chist-
mas present if Mr.. Geist could afford
to drop a few cents in the price of
a thousand feet of gas.
AND the best part of that memoir
able banquet was that no liquor was
served and everybody felt fresh as
daisy the next morning.
THAT Gary won't take a back seat
for any other city in this state for
churches is shown by another new
$4,000 edifice soon to be dedicated.
NO Lizzie. no more poles have been
discovered lately. We can tell you
about the discovery of a few cold
spots, however. that are nearly as bad.
MAN shot himself through the heart
because a girl Tilted him. Well he
would have been wounded there any
way. so it didn't make much differ
ence
NOW that Porter county is to have
little West Baden of its own 1t may
give Gov. Hanley a chance to spread
eagle some more in his Chatauqua adj
dresses.
ID
SOME contractors who. hold the
lives of workmen in their hands al
ways have to have a lesson that costs
them something before they learn how
to take care of them.
-&A--
IF some people spent as much time
in hustling for what they need as they
do in wishing for what they can dc
without they would be well supplied
with the necessities of life.
a.
HAVE you found out after hearing
Senator Delivers lecture whether he
really means to continue as an insur
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

MAN shot himself through the heart
because a girl Tilted him. Well he
would have been wounded there any
way. so it didn't make much differ
ence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02
MARREN CoUNTY eDRY.r

BY a majority Of 925 the voters Of
Warren county Tuesday voiced their ap-
probation Of the dry" regime which
has been in effect for the last year.
The election was quiet in every pre-
.inet. and the result, being a foregone
it aroused little enthusiasm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

NO Lizzie, no more poles have been
discovered lately. We can tell you
about the discovery of a few cold
spots, however. that are nearly as bad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-02

THAT Gary won't take a back seat
for any other city in this state for
churches is shown by another new
S25, 900 edifice soon to be dedicated.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-11
h amor en- el tratIo
BUscA, BUscANDo

Desde que es mundo, d meJor d'ho'
Ae.da une en- el mundo empez6 a ma
Der teatros, las muJeres dedicadas al
axte escenico. en- sus diversas mani
fsrtaeiones- declamaei6n bal
.e-han eicrcido una marcada lhil'is''--
s,a sobre Ia sentimentalidad del seAo
masculine. No hay nj ha habido hem
bra. cantatriz, comiea o oaharina que
lleyada 4 cierta altura y aun sin g.
tar provista de grandes atractlvos IL
sseos. no haya logra.io ehitiarr a nno o
4 varies hombreS- que hubissson pasa-
do indiferentes 4 sn lado, y n la habfia
ooncedisio una sola mirada, 81 en Ve~
de ser aquella dauzarins. actrlz, uPie
8 eoatralto, sc hubieTa limitsdo ser
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-11

del hombre-artists cerca dei bello Sc
xo. en- el mismo prestigio QUE Sc des-
gaia del pcrsonaje teatral, en- la se'
ducci6n de la indumentaria escen'ca
i en- la supcrioridad momen'anea de
quien cautiva durante una hora la
atenci6n de un piiblico entero arran-
ca su aplauso entusiasta' No
quicro ahora mctcrme on analiticas ave
rig,taciones: limitomc dejar consig-'
nado 81 hecho: hccho q fen6meno ge-
neral comprobado por una mnltlttd de
hechos v de fen6mcnos PARTICULARS,
Con cuya recopiaci6n podria formar'
Sc una obra en- varias docenas de vo-
lnmenes, titulada: olistoria de la SUI
gesti6n amorosa artistica.p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-11

da. saber que no es un amor desgra'
ciado motive suficiente para dar uh
etefmo adi6s 4 los goces y esperifizas
de la existencia. A ESQ 81 me obJeaa'
ri. desde ahora me inclino al peso
del argumento, que Urn h0mbre de ce-
rebro d6bil Y soliviantado por una pa
sion violenta. picrde muy facilmente
Fl juicio Y que no tiene por 10 tanto
NADIA de extrano que, ofuscada In ra-
z6n, tome pasaportc para 81 otro mum
do.
Cuanto al otro. no fue su destino
mas feliz que Fl de su dcsdichado com
panero. Tenia la dcsgracia, va que
es precise lamar las cosas por su nom
bre. de ser hijo de unos padres que
crcian que las perturbaciones sentlmen-
tales uue tan expuesta esta la Ju-
ventud solo deben ser tratadas por ei
sistema del rigor. Vicndo que ed ado
lesccnte seguia empenado en- adoaar a
una mujer que no lie correspondia, te-
miendo tai vez que la ballarina cam
biase de modo de pensar y que Sc hi
ciera suyo al chico, optaron por cort~r
de raiz tomando una reSolucl6n ener-
gica. va que nuestro hlJo, Sc daJer"n'
no quiere dese1lamorarse. EN- el encie-
rro Sc desenamorara Y 10 envlaron a
| ,pna casa de correction. De dondc el
muchacho Sc evadio al siguiente dia,
valiendose del nnco medic que lie ms
pir6 sn desconsuelo. este es. metido en-
un atand prevamente ahorcado por
sus propias manos. FL baile mgles, el
apasionamiento iuvenil v la feqocrdad
| paternal habian causado una segunda
victlma
| lComentarios Sc podrian hacer tan
tos, con tantas variadas ramlficaclo-
mes, tocante a la Influenza de la dan
IA nnglesa. sobre la jnventud. las ne
cedades del amor. la irreflexion del
|
| hombre. 4 la coqueteria de la muJer y
otros mil extremes, que por no meter
me en- tan prolljas como inntiles DIS
quisiciones. prefiero soltar la pluma y
dar esta cr6nica por termlnada. All
| fin V al cabo. toda la flosofia del mum
do no ha de impedir que hoy, como
como siempre haya hombres que
! pierdan la cabe2a por amor. hasta Ell
plnto de perder la vida; y las muJe-
res por su parte haran 10 mlsmo que
los hombes. FL equirlbrio conclnye
lsiempre por restablecerse, aunqne sea
4 equilibrio de las cosas deseqnliihra-
das.
Juan Buscon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-11
DESDE WASHINGTON
Juan Buscon.

Los ingleses siguen con su dlverti-
da tramoya de ala paz para todos.n
va han dado tambien parte en- ella
Alemania. donde segiln los despachos
que So reciben, el rey Y la reina de
Inglaterra han sido muy blen acogldos.
Ell pjblico aleman cree que Sc trata
de algo mas que dc una vista de
ccrtesia Y cspera resultados importan-
tes de las entrevistas que estan ccle-
hrando en- Berlin el Sabsecretario brl-
tanico de Ncg0cios Extranjeros Y 81
principe de Bulow. canciler del impe-
rio aleman. iCon que obse'mia1a a
los alcmaneS el gobierno de Iondres
10 IS que los ha obsequiado VA con
eSe convenio. irmado en- Berlin. por
Il cual Francia 81 obliga respetar
los iniereses comerciales IL Alemania
en Marruecos2 - dira lue eSo e. ha-
Ger favores con dinero ajeno. pero los
ingles.s no son extranoS 4 eSe proee-
der. que IS de los mas comodos y ba-
ratios.
Mejoradas las r,laciones entire Ale
mania Inglaterra, tenian que meJorar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-11
.JTTAN PEREZ ZTNIGA.

pura sim1emente una mnJer como
cualquiera otra, es decir sin esstar
obdealizadaD por la suggestion esce1l-
ca. Hagamos constar que cn ltlsta
compensation V para restablecer 81 de-
bido equilibrio social, que de otr-a sner-
te podria verse gravemente pertnrba
do essa Influenza de la mujer-artlsta
st,bre Fl hombre vulgar. la eJercen
tambien 81 cantante. el actor y hasta
a acr6bata. Asi. cualquier eFausioo
que sepa modular agradablemeute una
romanza. poniendo los ojos en blaneo.
cualquier oDon Juan TenOrioo que re-
cite con brio un parlamento q cual-
quier atleta que execute garbosamen-
t. un salio peligroso de trapecio.
realizaran. por brutos. zafios Y sosos
qae natura los haya heoho. mas valio-
SIS conqu istas femeniles que cualquier
oiro mortal por guapo. inteligente y
distinguidO que sea. Hay que buscar
81 secreto de csc valimiento especial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-11

A la tai historic, 81 algun dia Sc es-
cribe. podra anadirsele el doble iris
te episodio que en- reciente fecha Sc
ha desarrollado en- Burdeos.
Hacia las dclicias del publico en
un teatro de dicha capital, de alglnas
| semanas esta parte, una companla
de baile formada por senoritas ingle-
sas, todas muy bOnitas, todas gracio--
sas amacstradas la perfeccion. a
10 que parece. va el ano pasado la mis-
ma otroupep habia entuslasmado los
btrdeleses; Y por cierto que el cntllsias
mo 10 evidenciaron cuatro cinco de-
votos de las simpatcas ninas. del mo-
do mas probante casandose con elias.
t,s decir. casandose no con tOdas, ST.
no con las espectivamente elegldas
lie sus corazones. Anadese que los ca
samientos fueron en extreme verha-
iosos. V que una de aq'lellas silfides,
.on gancho pero sin fortuna. es hoy
burguesa millionaire. Ocioso es decir
1le las baias ocasionadas por q ma
% IN las flas. fueron oportuna-
,nente cubiertas por nuevas V geftl--
les rcclutas: la coreograiica companla
ha vuelto presentarse en- pleno an
te el piiblico de Burdcos hacienda con
sls llrnetas y sus monadas los mlsmos
<tragos que el ano pasado .esl q ele-
mento varoalil Lo cual no debe ex-
tranarnos, mayormente 81 tenemos en-
cuenta que de todos los franceses ed
bordeles es a q1le pasa por ser mas
infiamable. Asi por 10 menos me 10
I+Asc guraba una persona bKn enterada,
| hijo de- In ilustre urbe.
De dos de las bailarinas sc enamO-
raron loeanente dos muchachos el IN
tcnia veinticuatro amos; era. pites, un
hombre. FL otro tenia dlecisIete; era
todavia un nino. Y tanto el hombre
como el nino di1giendose d sus res
pcctivas adoradas. pronunciation el
cursi, perO siesnpre claslco Y un
tempo romantico requerimlento oTu
amor q la muerte.n Las dos bellas hi
jas de la perfida Albion. acostumbra-
das a escuchar declaraciones. 10 hicie-
ron Il menor caso de las nuevas que
Dian Y volvieron dcsdefosamente las
cSpaldaS. Volvieron los enamorados a
la carga. jurando Y perjurando que iba
co.. buen fin-oQuiero casarme con-
tigo.o clamaba con voz apasionada el
que era VA hombre-Quiero llAvarte al
altar,o suspiraba el que aun era niho.
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