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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
VESTIR BIEN.

Es una gran recommendation el
que un caballero al presentarse en- !
publlco y mas en- actos soclales,
presente el elegante aspecto que da)
bien cortada ropa. El Puerto Rico
Elegante, establecimiento de modal
en- la cudad ACADIA de recibir, y con;
tlnua recibiendo,s ,su extenso surtido
de Navidades y Ano nuevo y los mo
delos de fracK y smoKings de 1911
son los de mejor clase. Los telas son
de colores firmes y Ell corte dc los
mejores artificessp sparisiens y nortea-
mericanos. Ell surtido es compile
tamen nuevo y los precios al aleaa
ce de todas las fortunas. Trajes
completes de Track precios limita-
dos, desde $40 q s125 Trajes de
casimir de color de todo precio y
elega antisimas formas. El surtido de,
corbatas, sombreros de Panama,\
clnturones, botonaduras, &. l..
complete y de clase superior.
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por ohcio la caza de crimlnales.

Dor ohcio Ia caza de criminales.
eCree usted, senior Herrlard, que
el resultado no es completamente sa
tlsfactorlo ?-pregunto Lee-Baker, al
pasante, demostrando en- su tone
tque la deferencia professional debida
4 la opinion del letradp no le lmpe-
| dla iener Ia suva propia.
No 10 es, en- efecto-repuso He
rrlard con enfasls- Hemos ganado el
proceso. Ia condesa Alexla ha sido
declarada lnocente, pero -. no creo
que pueda estar >atlStecha con ESQ.
10 mlsmo creo aslntlo Bow
vers.
Hay que desenmascarar al villa
no-dljo a su vez Lee-Baker, aunque
siendo el que habia trabajado en- la
causa estaba satlsfecho de 81 mlsmo
! no vela la necesidad de llevarla mas
lejos -Por hoy basta el veredlcto-se
decla 4 81 mlsmo. tanto mas. cuanto
que ha sido favorable.
Hay que buscarlo-insistio He
rriard con seriedad; Y sin perdida de
momonto.
4 Sc buscara-repuso BoWyers wien
do la pri,a del detensor: pero, mo
cree u,ted que e>e asunto es cosa de
Scotland Yard
No 10 dudo-dVo Heriard .pero
es necesario dalle, prl>a
-Apenas 81 podenos hacer NADIA
en & ea>o, careclendo de instruction
nes-observo Lee Barker, eontenlen-
/ Dc 81 mpaclencia ante Ia deterencla
deblda al jtri>consulto que lsabfa
con>eguido I'm vereccitG favorable.
I.o suponeo. y hahIart. lie clio al
conde Won Rohnburg-,lijo Herrlard,
impaclente tamblen.
Una vez en- sl casa, eStudlo dete-
nidamente la po>ici6n de .AleNia la
suva propia, segun Sc decia lleno de
jdbilo
Por primera vez desde que como
cia i Gastlneau, penso en- q con dis
gusto, i, en- lugar de correr a su ca
sa, !; darle noticia dc la victoria, pen
SO no verle nj hablar del case.
Bastante intranquilo todavia, re-
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tde conversation, anadio::- 6Donde co
me usted esta noche2
En- casa de los Rohnburg-repu-
so el joven afectando indiferencia.
iAh! Es verdad. Al fin gano US
ted aver la causa-dijo Ell invalido, sin
apartar de su mterlocutor una pene-
trante mlrada que este procure evi-
tar, respondiendo al mismo tempo
ST, seg1n profetiz6 usted.
] Yo? iAh, ST! va We listed como
no Sc ha perdido mucho con Ia muer
te de Campi6n.
Me incllno Greer 10 contrario-
repuso Herriard -Conseguimos ell
veredicto, pero NADIA mas.
No me sorprende-observo Gas
tlneau con socarroneria. -Por cierto
q. no vino usted a decirmelo aver, al
salir del Palacio de Justica.
No vine por dos razones- dijo
Herrlard atacando de frente a la pre-
gunta embozada que iba en- el repro
che, En- primer lugar, tuve que il a.
prlsa a la Camara y me entretuve ALI
Fl Gobierno anda NAL y precisaba a.
provechar Ia oportunidad.
sluy bien. Venga la segunda ra-
zon Perdone mi curiosidad, pero ha
bio usted de dos.
segunda razon-dijo Herriard
.sonrlendo.-La idea de que no daba
usted gran inportancia al case.
6Por que ha de Greer usted ESQ,
quendo amigo? Tenia, por el contra
rlo, sumo lnteres Ell clio.
-Iemc que nuestros intereses son
muv diversos-dijo Herriard.
La palabra interas, querido Co
do, es muy ambigua-repuso Gasti-
neau rl6ndose V escudrinando su sem
blante. -Aparte Gle la ahcion profesio
nal, solo deseo el adelanto en- su ca
lrera vel fxito mas complete. En- es-
te case ocurre que mi opinion difere
de la suya, sin que impllque por ESQ
que mi interes sea menor.
Heriard conserve Ia idea, pensan
do, sin embargo, que las frases de su
amigo no eran sinceras; tenian algo
de la expression de un facultativo q.
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lcogio y guardo rodos los papeies re
laclonados con e} proceso; entire ellos
estaba la nota que habia tornado de
las tiltlmas palbras de Camplon, Ia
description de i persona que habla
visto en- el coche "Podria jurar- de-
"cia, que es q mismo hombre que
wi saltar por 4 balloon del palaclo
de VauN. caraio oeurrio IA muerte
del captain Aartlndale. Is moreno.
de rostro palifio, oios penetrantes.
afeitado. el eaIello negro, (acio Y
"un POGO large parece eNtrangero.
Esto era 10 cue Campion habla dl-
cho, NADIA mas y la gran question
quedaba en- PIE. iQu6 seria aquel
hombre La description era bastante
concreta; pero i policia no habia po
dido encontraro y Herriard temla
que en- Scotland Yard no tuvieran
el interes que tenia e en- dejar com
pletamente limpio el nombre de Ia
Condesa.
Guardose la nota de Campion, V al
II al Parlamento. entro en- casa del je
fe de comisarios de policia, amigo su
yo, rogandole Que procurara desper-
tar el lnteres de sll gente para Ia cap
tura de Ia persona que buscaban. Fl
leie lie aseguro ale 10 haria asf.
Al dia >iguiente, Herriard recibi6
una invltaclo1i para que fuera a CO.
mer 4 la calle Verde, invitacion que
acepto con enhlsiasmoo, consideran
dola como sehal de esponsales.
Al pasar pc casa de Gastlneau,
sublo i verle. aablando de yarlos a
suntos antes dc tocarel que tan esca-
broso era para ambo>. Fl j6ven OBJ
servo que su amigo hablaba maqui-
nalnensc, daniole consoles Y dlree-
clones con cierfa indlferencia. Toda
la conversaciol parecia tener cierto
aire de affection \ disimulo, que He
rriard atribuyo Al e>tad( de samd del
invalido, no tal,i;tntlo eli pleguntarle
81 sufria mueha.
No, no m1lcho-fut Ia respuesta
dada con na onigmdlica sonri>a.-
Me encuentro todo 10 blen que puedo
estar.-v camo'eando diestramente
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ror arHerdo tacito entre Gastlneau
Heuiard no volv!" q menclonarse
entire enesel proceso y aunaue eilo-
,.ar lleseaha Saber Ia onlnlon de 81
naontor on uro o dos nuntos 20 Sc a-
treviio a pedirla satlstvrho. despues
Dc todo de llevar >obre $ solo Ia res
nonsabilidad de Ia rausa salvo en 10
reierente Ia reputMion &c "a Con-
desa -,
razones particellares mas blen que
nor las profesiioualeS Aunque toeo
l]eperdia de la victoria. haola no
mentos en- que deseaha una derToea
nne nusiera 4 la Condesa al nNe' s1'-
70 s bien le rranqullizaba y ldea &c
que. s. CANADA Ia gloria ser'a s'is :,
sin deber NADIA al concnrso de -
Ia condesa .Aleyia neso una vez
mas que supiera como habla oepfll= 80
do la nuerte 'le -hal a
oue de Lane cashire volvlo q pasaf IN
nal cuarto de hora declarando' aul'-
n,,s m sin haoer tanto el ridiculo como ,
en IA OCCASION pecedente e cruel s
;naex;ble Macvee hizo su dlseurso
tremendo, apelando al sentldo $, Co
m,in en- beneheio de los defendldos
Herriard hizo otro.. igualmenta 10,
gico v apaaonado, aunqqe comma. con mas
h,dalrlfa. defendlendo a la condesa
o,,e on realldad. era Ia dnlca Que ne
ces;1aha defensores. Al cabo de Z, dos
dias de juicio. despues de una delloe-
ras;fm ,c Observation-Disclosures larga
el iurado dicto veredlcto de culpaol-
lidad contra los detraetores, siende
condenados a pagar grandes multas
" mo de ellos. ell mas ofensor, a va
rio dfas de carcel.
Ganose al fin, la victoria, quedan-
do sasisfecho el apetito popular que
empezaba va a cansarse pero una NJ
be entoldaba el cielo donde debia Or
llar el sol. oprimiendo el corazon dc
Godofredo Herriard, no obstante ls
algeria que experimentabae en- ell Ton
do La victoria no habia sldo compile
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29

La duda. ese fantasma terrible !
'od'oso, NO habla quedado dehnltva-
mente anquilldo como e. esperabas
Fl veredicto era resultado de Ia sim
patia mas que del lulclo serene +,
testlmono de Camplon estaba en- e
amblente; pero no Sc le do valldez
luridlea, por no haber habldo item
po material de que un luez le tomaIa
declaration antes de morn.
-Lo que deben ustedes haeer aho
ra-habia dlcho Macvee a Herrlard
comentando el veredicto nlentras
recogian sus papeles. .-es remover tie
rra cielo hasta encontrar el aseslno
Ha side un perjuielo para todos que
Camplon muriera antes de tempo
Crea usted que me habria gustado
Iolrle declarar.
Para sus cllentes de usted huble
IA sido igual-habia respondldo He
rriard riendose. Era hombre sincere
Y su testimonio completamente We
raz
-Todos 10 son. en- ell butete
del abogado-fue la einica respuesta
lie Macvee-De todos modos, me hui
blera gustado probar ese acldo
ling,ta tortls.
Hay hombres con los cuales est5
inutil dlscutir como razonar col
beodo; hombres cuya logica cs un;
nlofa Q un silbido, euyos aXlomas st
adaptan solo 4 slls .propios argu
mentos, dando por supIestos -
postulados y cuyas c1-',!l>!ui-et
consisten en- tener siempre !! liltim.
palabra.
Macvee Sc habia empenado en- que
la muerte de Campion, periudlcan
dole, lie habia hecho perder el proce'
so; Y Herriard, despues de dpspedr-
Sc de .Alexia y Prospero. sallo de Ii
sala inquieto y preocupado.
No podemos descansar hasts
que no encontremos al verdadero ast
sino de Martindale-dij i Bawvers
el abogado, que lie esperaba con ST
pasante en- el corredor.
Juan Bowyers hizo un gesto; abogs
do emmente y respectable, no tenla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
afecta sentir Ia enfermedad de

dlCCed ocuUlI Id 6ul6Iul6QdQ Q9 uQ
cliente.
DE todos modos-dijo,- mo me
satshzo un veredicto que parecfa da
do por fuerza, Y como no tenfa otro
asunto, cref innecesario venir 4 de-
clrselo a usted inmediatamente.
"a veo-repuso Gastineau, de-
mostrando en- su tono que apenas
considerable valida aquella excusa.
-6De modo que va usted a conner con
la Condesa? Espero que no ira inte-
resandose por ella.
-Creo estarlo bastante ya-repuse
tranqullamente Herriard.-Ya sa-
be usted que mi opinion es muy dis
tlnta de Ia suya.
FL semblante de Gastineau Sc ha-
bla puesto lfvido. Moviendo los labios
como 81 no experimentara sentimien
to alguno, 9 oquisiera reprimirlo en- ca
SO contrarlo, dijo sencillamente:
-Lo sentira usted.
-Creo que no; estoy SECURE de
que ]amas 10 sentire- -respondio Ell
Joven con acento de conviction.
-Pues yo-volvio a decir Gastinean
en- tono mas duro & insensible alln,-
estoy absolutamente convencido de
10 contrario.
Vale mas que nos despidamos-
dljo Herriard| |hvanzando hacia el di-
van con la mano tendida.- En- este
asunto no estaremos nunca de acuer-
DO, y no qulero que rinamos.
-Buenas noches--repuso Gasti-
neau tendiendo maquinalmente la
mano y ahadiendo con intencion::-
Hara listed 10 que guste, en- ese case;
pero 70 va le he avisado.
Gastlneau-exclamo Herriard
concibiendo una horrible aunoue va
ga sospecha- 6Tiene listed alguna IA
zon logicahuetme obligue a seguir su
consejo9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
ANUNCIO.
Depsrtamento del Interior.
Bureau de Obras Publieas.
Oke,na del Superintendent de O6ras
Pubkcos.

Ofe,na del Superintendent de Ooras
Pubkcos.
San Juan. P. r. Dicbre 20, 1910.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para Ia adjudication en- pdbllca su-
basta de Ia construction de As XII
lometros mas 8 menos de la carrete-
ra No. 20. entire las ndmero 9 y IL,
seccion Puente La ta-Naranlito,
sc admitiran en- esta oficlna hasta las
ll.30 a. m. del dfa 81 de Diciembre
de 1910. en- que Sc abrlran publlea-
mente
Ell presupuesto aproximado de las
ohras asciende a s23 ,3s?.15.
Todos los datos necesanos, lmpre-
Eos de proposiciones y eontratoS, e
instrucciones d los Postores, sc dafan
en- esta ohclna.
Sera condicion esenclai del contra
70 que el contra'i~ia. partlr del So
nundo mes inclusive iel plaze' para
Ia termination de los trabalos eleou'
te cada mes ohras nor valor NO ue-
nor de S. 10000 mensuales.
La Administrator p reserva el
derecho de rechazar cualqnera .
todas las proposiciones = de adiudl-
car el conuato bajo otFas eondic!o-
nes aue las de precio solanente
Por orden del Com!siol.ado del In
terror,
u i. Jirnes,
Superintendent Ge Dbras Pl-
hhcas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR DE
CABEZA, Ell LAxATIvo BRoMo-4uINlNA
desvia la causa. Usado en- todo elmu:.
do para curar un resfriado en- un dia
La frma de "E w. Grove" en- cada
alta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
J WNsEJ0s AL1B YADRR0.-

p WNsEJos ALzB YADRR0-H
Dafabo calm ante dels Senors win slhV
lsbe do usarse siempre que los ni1S q
Datan On 81 periodic ds 10 dentici6 q
Proportions alivio Immediate a peg q
10 paciente produce un snefio nat1t1
y eranQuile, alivis sl dolor y el ans
iito despierta muy vivo , allegro. II
y0uy agradable al paladar, calm =
Aitlo ablanda sus dolores, hace fxc ili9
4nnci6n del est6mago y regula 10 . -
,tentinoo. Es q MeioF remedio @ noo1
do pars h diarrss yaprovsngass ts01
u dpnttclon 8 de cualquisra otrA TS
ease Moeho cuidado On pedir Il +" Jam
b CAinAnte dc II 6s0oes winslov" +" q
q matoeae t2doe. I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-29
INABONA
TINTURA INDIAN A
para el cahello y Ia barba.

sffor spor que &c tortprs
& uene I'd ia TINTLRA,
Con .ncuietarss Que fans
IucienGo oonpEar "A INDIANA ,
;Qulen soul fe.azons
E1.tueni3 a lNABONA.
isno hsv ninSIna persona
Cue no puGIeDd0 p antsrSs, =
No Use, para remozsrsa
IlA1UkA Indiana INABoSA
ConsieaIs en- lAs Fsrmsciss
i nos cara I'd iEs EracIap
lnatons laGisn 1ncture Comps-
Inye lsDitaI soO.uOO. Allen Il
En- esta imprcnta q yenfie
papel de periodicos siejt.= a
AZ auinfeI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18
SUNFLOWER PHILOSOPHY.

When you meet woman who is
looking very cross. she is mad about
one of two things.
A woman watches her husband as
closely as a farmer watches a cloud
during dry weather.
Don't you wish you could humiliate
your worst enemy as completely as
Johnson Inundated Jeffries?
Some fools are saved from hurried
parting with their money by being
born poor, and not working much in
after life.
We have observed that. while there
is usually reward offered for the APP
prehensiOn of the lynchers, no one
ever collects it.
Men have very mean way Of re-
ferring to an old love affair that was
formerly very important to them And
women are worse about than men,
Nearly every one thinks that if he
should go to the devil, the devil would
take him in partnership, and that he
wouldn't have as hard a time as other
people.
What has become of the old fash
Toned man who said to his boy, Pull
off my boots. son. and the next time
see dime rolling up hill I'll give it to
you?"
1t is generally believed that men do
not buy dry goods. Still. mems shirts
DO not last more than two months if
they are changed as often as they
should be.-Atchison Okan) Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18
WHAT THEY THINK ABOUT IT,

If the Supreme Court can't agree on
the Sherman antitrust law and Con-
gress fails to understand it, who does?
Wall Street Journal.
'All | want is to be left alone" saws
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Heredity ad-
mits of many exceptions to the gen.
eral law.-New York World.
THE United States from a car win
dow" BY w. H. Taft.-Baltimore
Sun.
Senator Lorimer of Illinois had best
hurry up and put that senatorship in
his wife's name.-Muskoge Times
Democrat.
Citizen Roosevelt has bought
straw hat. so the Telegraph tells US.
What will this astounding person do
next?-Oakland Tribune
lie Galienne says poet laureate in
America would be impossible There
is one in England who seems nearly
so.-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A thorough study of the higher-cost-
Of living problem shows ii to be
largely due to the general fondness OF
food, shelter, clothes. children and
recreation.-New York Evening Post.
The $45.000.000 worth of diamonds
and other precious stones imported
during the year will substantially IN
crease the amount of collateral avail
able for automobile bail bonds.-New
York World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18

The visitor i'm New York who feels
called upon lavishly to reward the
driver of his taxicab because of the
daring manner in which said driver
by sticking to his post saves his fare
from apparently certain death through
a collision with another taxi should
think twice before letting his impulse
get the better of him. The chances
are that the whole thing is put up
job, arranged to bring little addi-
tional income to the chauffeurs. When
a noted foreign visitor was barely
saved from certain crash recently by
the daring of his driver, he rewarded
the latter with a twenty dollar bill
The news soon became noised about
among other chauffeurs and since then
there has been surprising increase
in the number of close calls. SO fire.
quent have these, near collisions be-
come from which the passenger IS
saved only by the quickness of the
driver than many persons believe that
they are planned beforehand and ex-
ecuted merely as a money making
scheme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18
Not a Mainlel Issue.

A Maine Democratic daily which has
been devoting much editorial space to
arguments to voters to throw Demo-
cratic ballots on September II, because
Of prevailing high prices of food stuffs,
Friday argued that it was unfair for
Republicans to point to industrial and
national conditions in 1893 because
they occurred no matter what political
party happened to be in power.
But they invariably occur when De-
mocracy has the reins of rule while on
the contrary the administration of Re-
publicans is characterized by national
prosperity and business success.
Aside from these claims what man
of intelligence in Maine believes that
the election of either a Democratic or
a Republican administration next fall
will have any influence upon the prices
of meat and country produce?
And the asininity of the average
Democratic newspaper is obvious when
it finds fault because the farmers of
Maine are getting good prices for the
products they raise these hot days by
the sweat Of their brows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18
The Lawrence Conspiracy.


The city of Lawrence has furnished a
sensation that is unique in Massachu-
sets. and one that we trust will have
no repetition in that or any other of
our municipalities. The court proce-
dure in the case of Mayor White and
his fellow conspirators was unusually
prompt. The jury rendered it's ver-
diet in the middle of the afternoon. and
before night sentence had been imposed
and the prisoners We're wearing the
gray of the Lawrence house of cOrrec-
ton. 1t adds to the irony of the stu
alton that two years ago White was
elected as a reform mayor by the
largest majority ever received in a city
election, and satisfied his constituents
to the extent that he was reelected
last year.
Perhaps this result is largely due to
the insistence of a local newspaper
that there was rOttenness in the meth
DDS employed by those high up in city
affairs in bringing about their ends.
The present clearing up does not dis
pose of all the charges. The mayor
and those working with him are being
punished for conspiring through brib-
cry to effect the removal of the pres
ent fire chief. That official has also
been accused of bride methods in Sc
curing his confirmation, and his case
is to be disposed of at a latter date.
Through plying the chief defendant.
the presiding judge was evidently
thoroughly convinced of his guilt. as
was shown by the promptness of the
maximum penalty.
1t is now the duty of that city, which
in business way is prosperous and
prominent, to make thorough work in
the distinction of it's local politics and
municipal affairs. The mayor and those
associated with him in public offend
ing have still many friends. and per-
haps not all of them will be judicious
enough to accept this measure of dis
cipline in the proper spirit: but the
time is not favorable for an attempt
to get even" with the forces that have
brought about this partial cleansing of
the public service. 1t is not alone an
assertion of the public. The good name
and credit of the city are to provide
themselves with an honest and efficient
government
1t is an interesting question whether
the convicted executive can continue
to act as mayor from his place of de-
tention. His offending is classed as a
misdemeanor and not a felony, which
ir itself does not deprive him of his
official privileges though some way
will be sought to place the RESPONSE
blity in safer hands. The case seems
a partial parallel to that of Mayor
Schmitz of San Francisco. imprisoned
for eXtortiOn. Although one of the su-
pervisors was Immediately chosen act
ing mayor as soon as sentence was
passed upon him. he contended that
the exercise of executive authority re-
manned his right, though the courts did
not sustain him. When a mayor lands
in Jail for his misdeeds that should
permanently detach him from the pub
lie service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

And many a farce comedy is nc
laughing matter.
Never judge a mans brains by the
size of his hat.
There are lots of skim milk morals
in the cream of society
And some women look as if they
just naturally run to waist.
He who throws mud can never use
it to whitewash his reputation.
The husband who INDUCES most
isn't necessarily the most indulgent.
Honesty may be stamped on mans
face and yet leave a wide margin.
Airship owners are not the only per-
sons who indulge in flights Of fancy.
Some men work overtime inventing
schemes to separate other from their
money
Many a man imagines he is making
a big noise in the world when as a
matter of fact he isn't heard across
the street.-Chicago News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-18

Give that bleating calf more rope,
He wouldn't be contented in Heaven,
ard the sooner he hangs himself the
better. He has become so bilious that
everything looks yellow. He cannot
distinguish between clover and yellow
dock. Looking through bilious eyes he
thinks all the rest of the live stock as
gannt and lonesome and homesick and
disconnected as himself. He does not
caper; he mopes. He does not nibble
the sweet blades within reach, bur with
head hung low and mouth wide open
he bellows for something he cannot
get. and tramples the best of feed I'M
der hoof. The rut of discomfort he is
making around the hitchpin is grow
ing deeper and wider and more foul
from constant wear. The pity he once
excited has turned to disgust. A few
more feet of the kinking rope, please!