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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-31

sePiney Ridge played at the Majestic
Down East gives the company a chance
TO show their ability in emotional acting
with artistic touches of comedy. These
qualities were well brought out by Miss
Genevieve Russell as Azalia Deering and
Miss Patti Mckinley as Cindy Lane. Mr..
Barnette as Israel and RUDE Roller, two
entirely different parts. he handled IN
fine shape. Mr.. Chase as Jack Rose and
Harry North Major Jartree were well
received The others of the company
were also pleasing. The cast follows:
Jack Rose, from Piney Ridge. Mr.. Chase
Mark Briarson .-.........-... Mr.. Deming
Major Jartree. ....-..-...-Mr. Harry North
General Deer1ng ---....-.-...... MI - Neil
Zeb Lane OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. Sayles
Israel .-....-..-.--..-........- MI Barnette
RUDE Roller -.--..-...-..--.-. MT. 6aTnette
Abe Moonlight --......-.......- Mr.. Harper
Sile Bates ...-..-.............-... MI. ltlcks
Sam Long -.--.--..-.-.....-...- MI. harper
Dagmar Observation-Disclosures. Miss LIE Roy
Cindy Lane .-..--..-..-...-. MISS MCKINNEY
Clotilde Beverly -....-....-..... Miss Hunt
Nanny Somers -.....-..--...-.. Miss Hunt
Azalia Deering. Miss Genevieve Russell
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS

One of the musical comedy events of
the season is the attraction that will play
at the Grand on Saturday, November 4,
for matinee and night, namely, Richard
(himsel1 earle in the big musical steeple-
chase Jumping Jupiter, with it's big
cast of well known testers and come
diennes including Edna Wallace Hopper.
Jumping Jupiter comes here after SEN
sational runs at all the larger cities.
Seats viii be placed on sale FRIDAY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-31

ADVERTISEMENT
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
SLAIN FOR HIS MONEY
HIs THROAT CUT TO GET COIN
WHICH He CARRIED.
Mitchell Police Believe John Dore Wal
Killed by ! Companion Who
Secured $1,000.

Hitchell. The Mitchell police and
the county officers are endeavoring to
solve q murder mystery
Papers on the body of the man
found In the western part of the city
show his name was John Dore and
his home was ait Lyndon Station, Wis.
The papers show Dore had disposed OF
a piece OF property back there and
had been paid the cash on the deal.
Judging from the amount of the alb
stractor's fee, as shown in the bill,
Dore must have had about $4,000 ON
his person. and 1t is supposed he was
murdered by q travelling companion
who secured the money He also car
an insurance policy for $1,000 in the
Foresters and the Modern Brother
hood OF America. payable to his two
sisters and two brothers.
A book was found on his person
that belonged to one Dan .Tinnegan,
supposedly a railroad man, in which
an account is given OF an accident
which happened to the latter Clothes
which are supposed to be long to Fin
negan were in a telescope, found by
the dead man. 1t is surmised that
Finnegan was travelling with Dore
The police are looking for Finnegan
Dore was IA years old and weighed
Ia pounds:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
RUSH IS EXPECTED
MANY WILL SEEK TRACTS I'M
MELLETTE COUNTY WHEN
SANE is OPENED.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What u Going on Here and There
That IL Of interest 70 the Read
era Throuchout South pa
kota and Vicinity.

Sioux Falls. Some confusion has
been caused by errors In dates con.
tanned In some OF the dispatches sent
from Washington to newspapers of the
northwest concerning the opening to
white settlement next October OF 300.
900 acres of the Rosebud Indian reser.
walton In Mellette county.
The correct dates for the registra.
ton are from October 2 to October ri.
The towns selected as registration
points are Chamberlain, Rapid City,
Dallas and Gregory. The drawing will
take place at Gregory on October "a
II is expected that fully $4,000 persons
viii register for chances to draw
homesteads In the large tract which
has been ceded by the Indians and
which Is to be opened to white settle
ment.
Each Of the towns which have been
designated as registration points ex
pect to secure their full share of the
registrations, and all four registration
towns will be filed during the regis.
trati0n period with the thousands OF
persons who desire to secure homes In
Mellette county.
The fact that part of the state has
secured an abundance of rain this
summer will tend to increase the mum
Der OF applicants for chances to draw
homesteads In the new Mellette coun,
ty lands.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13


| Lon Mann male business trip ID
sioux City Thursday afternoon.
Show bills are up for the Yankee Rob
inson circus ~ Akron on the cath.
Frank Nash o. Canton visited over.
Sunday asthe II r, spaulding home.
Miss Minnie Cole came down from Ak.
ron and spent sunday Ii the CasselI
home.
Niles Bess Behins of Sioux City came
up Thursday Cor short visit With The
Chapman family
DInD sunday July 9th, the infant
child Of Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Mills. The
funeral vas held Monday IL Akron.
Our telephone operator Miss Addie
Steacy went ID Elk Point Saturday and
spent The nighs with hsr mother return
lue sundas,
Jas. Buckingham received telegram
on the ash announcing the death 81 his
mother 81 Dubuque. Ii. He and his
family left early Thursday 10 attend the
funeral which Nas held on Friday.
The show Monday night was attended
~ crowd large enough d ts fiji he seat.
Ing capacity a the tent. The moving
pictures we're vary good but the trick
shetland pony burned out 10 Be one poor
grey donkey
4 number 81 our citizens went ID
Sioux Oily last Saturday 70 see Barnnms
circus. Those who went is the aftefno i
show got home thai evening. But those
who attended she evening show were
cangbt il TIE rain and compelled d
sIay over until sunday.
~ homae Walker has delivered to
the Milwaulses company. 800 cords Of
wopd, and piled " cn the right 81 way.
Just wesl of the depot for shipment.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13

neadwoods forest Are burning
just west Of Deadwood on hin with.
in the city limits. became so menacine
that residents living near the top oil
the bill moved their family effects and
for = time II was thought the fire
might come over the ridge OF the hill
Many Of the homes in Deadwood are
built on the hillsides surrounding the
basin IN which the business portion OF
thu town lies. yet forest fires have
threatened them little III the last few
years The present fire has burned
Through an area OF about 200 acres Of
good timber. II was started by hot
air balloon which came down in &
pine tree
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13


There Is more catarrh III this section
Of the country than all Other disease.
pub together, and until the lasa few
years vas supposed to be incurable.
For great many yeRrs doctors pro,
nuun0ed IL i local disease aud pre-
sesahed local remedies and hs constant
~ failing 10 cure 9Th local treatment
pronounced It incufable. Science has
proven catnrrh VI be constitutional
disease ma therefore requires COnsei-
tutional treatment. Hail's Catarrh
Curs. manufactured Dy =. J. Cheney a
Coz. Toledo. Ohio. i the only constltn.
1ional cure "a The Market RI il taken
internally 10 doses from 10 drops 10 i
seasponnl,sl III aass directly on the
blood and mecous surfaces 81 he system
They oiIer nne hundred doll*rs Tor any
case II Halls IL cure. send ior circulars
ana testimonials.
Address: n. Cheney II Co.. Toledo,
Ohio Sold III dvaee IS. re.
Take HaIl's Family Pills for conssl.
pasioa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13

NJ Barton. Sri 81 vermilIion vas ia
town Monday,
Mr. pst Noonan, machine exOer,
vas ~ lomnsaturday setting 40 binders.
There wasa ball game SUNDAY after.
noon which was well attended ana en-.
ioyed by all present.
Dir, Sherman Callahan, Agent Letue,
and John Kyle and ladies' took IN the
circus 81 Sioux City. saturday.
Mrs. Holstrom and children who have
been visiting n the g. M. Cloud home,
returned 70 Hawsrden. Saturday.
VIII ohanaseel NJ and Mrs. Rempke,
and sister Of Mrs. Kempker, autoed a
The George Wright farm We understand
Mr.. Kempker Is looking for q farm win
2 view q purchasing.
Mrs. Lewis Newmyre has been enter,
tassing Mr. Foadyke ana family few
days Mrs. Fhsdykeis sister 81 M.
NewmyFe, and came all the way from
Canada % visit her brothers.
The following parties have purehas d
new Daering Binders from u. d Barton
g burbank last week. Ed. Clifford.
Mike Clifford, Terry Lynch, Theodore
Oaehage, =, Il soloman, Alfred Ander.
son, Marin DeBunr. johnson Bros. and
James Plerson
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS NOTES

At Colome an expert has been EN-.
ployed to draw plans for waterworks
system.
Onida has voted $11 900 bonds for
waterworks system. There we're but
four votes in opposition.
The directors of the Hurleysfarmer's
elevator declared dividend of 20 per
cent at the annual melting held re-
Gently.
Frank Czerni, farmer living about
four miles from Lesterville, died from
drinking carbolic acid. The dead man
was IS years Of age.
Nick Rossineau, an italian, was ar
rested and fined $50 for shooting
grouse In the vicinity Of Rapid City in
violation or the stat game law.
A fire at Faulkon destroyed q res
tanrant, pool hall and saloon building.
The loss was partially covered by in
surance. The IRE started in the res
taurant.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Bank of Bison, at the
county seat Of Perkins county, 1t was
decided to increase the capital of the
bank from $4,000 to 10000
Miss Amanda Clement. the Hudson
girl baseball umpire, has been COM
PEELED TO turn down many engage
ments because of an injury to her
knee, sustained while running.
The high water mark in the price
OF potatoes has just been reached at
Webster. The tubers are being sold
on the local market at retail for So
cents per per peck, $40 per bushel.
Wendelin Dorsch, Russian, Of Ed
munds, was disemboweled in tight
with John Tschurer, neighbcr.
Dorsch was operated on at an Aber-
deem hospital, and will probably re-
cover.
The water supply of Canton has
heen greatly increased by the compile
ton Of huge new well, and the city's
water supply now is assured for the
next ten or fifteen years. The new
well is a gusher and the water is ex-
cellent-
After & long struggle between thN
Northwestern railroad and the citi-
zens Of Clark, the railroad company
has finally placed the lumber on the
ground and has commenced work on
new passenger station which win
meet the demand Of the business.
Jonn Carroh q Mo1.luss' $3.50.
on 1ne ma.Waeass ls.1'o 49, W. go
mutllatea ~ nls VIZ ai'sl sns .. 49,
chiorotoFmea nlm' was sassss' Wy
opefaksa upon g Aps.1s,sn ~. s'sa.s'
ana VIA liss, ullas'ss 1900 ssssn - IS
pilcsaons ses = ssaloass mas 'no
cause hox ehe woahan 49, go = r
JAZZ = Moof'os
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
lnaare Fran aroodina.

Sioux Falls. Regret ait having sign
cd a contract to sell his farm in Brule
county, South Dakota, upon which he
had resided with his family for many
years. has resulted In Worth Gaggrett
prominent farmer of central South
Dakota. Becoming insane. Soon after
signing the contract he commenced to
brood over the thought OF moving
from the old farm, and this brooding
anally resulted in his becoming insane
He repeatedly threatened to commit
suicide, and his actions became so yio'
lent that his wife was greatly alarmed
fearing he would attempt to kill her
self and children and then end his own
life, The authorities stepped In and
had the unfortunate farmer sent to the
state hospital for the insane.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13

Deadwood In common with the
rest OF the country, the Black Hills
suffered the hottest June ever record.
ed. Reports from Weather Observer
Sager at Rapid City, show the mean
temperature for he month was II de-
gress. IS compared with 70 degrees,
TIE previous high marked in 1900,
while The precipitation was 72 of an
inch. the lowest since 1895 In Dead.
wood, although the nights were com.
Portable, June 20 broke the June rec.
ord with SO degrees. The precipitation
here was 2.p inches. and the coolest
day Time 2ss when It was S. degrees.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
ave 1--we.

Every year ! live am more con
WINGED that the waste Of life lies In
the love we have not given, the pow.
eFs We have not used. the selfish pru-
dence which Will risk nothing, ana
which, Sinking pain. misses happi
ness 50 we'll. No one ever vet was tbs
poorer u the long run fOr having oncs
e lifetime let out all the length of
TIE reina Of tho better nature. Mary
Cholmondelsy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13

Leola.-- The waterworks System Of
Leoia, the county seat Of Mcpherson
county, has been completed and ID in
working order. A movement is now
under way to organize volunteer fire
department
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13

NK A@NFaW o. Elk ffEfkkk nN1teu Oh
ftlfnds here sunday.
FranA Gary and ". Havlland drove 10
sioux Guy, 1hursdpy
MIS- lara Bcauehemln 81 Sioux City
visited here last week
MS Paul Iamorenx was passenger
Io lEIls Point Saturday.
Mr. Albert and Bona AlIard shopped
81 Sioux alty Saturday.
ehas covesgals d Islk Point WIS !
Jefferson eallsf, sunday,
phil Chauss " u vermllllcn called 81
jefferson, friends sunday
Ffea PAsoaeF q VermiIlion visited
friends here over sunday
Frank collins ~ Danbury, III, visited
heFe last week with relatives.
N.Y. A naele visited friends In Sioux
IIty The latter part ii The week
Hey Pascal At Sioux City WAS guest
y the AaShier home over sunday
Miss Asles cnsran spent few days
with frienus y Sioux Clsy last week
CLARENCE Brown and Carl Qnlnste d
drove d sioux Clty Friday evening.
llex Father Plant Of Sioux city vas
RneAi u lTasllcR Robinson lat FRIDAY.
Res Father salmon 81 Elk Point
called ~ Father Robinson last Wednss,
aAX
MlAs Yoome Efoulllette left Tuesday
~ SAILS ras gpr Short visit with rela.
lives
A1f ma Mrs. Nj u Authler and chill.
aIsn spent sunday With friends in Elis
E'plnA
Miss Louise Labtane left Friday even.
llBK luf Hartley H. after weeks wish
hers
nhe Misses laa and RoAe sA Ange
Nenl y Sioax lily Naturday 10 visit
lNlsnas
MFS Henry Payne and children visited
With relatives II sioux Cry Friday un-
III SUNDAY.
Mrs Bernard lelt ior Sioux
slly saturday evening 70 spend sunday
With heg lplks.
snEae anlnsal returned 80 hls home
g ftEnHPNpOlls &ffFK short visit hefe
NIlb lis loks
II Mnuson Md WIFE returned home
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY or UNION.

SOUTH \
COUNTY UNION
OLIVER MuNsoN Auditor being sworn say that the
freaue exhibit hon
don Union County, appears BY hs
treasury during
is true and correct
OLIVER I. MUNsoN
Subscribed and 10 before this July 1871
WALSH
*lsNALl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-13
FUNDs-wHERE DEPOSITED.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
COUNTY OF UNION.

STATE SOUTH DAKOTA,
LAWRENCE AUTHIER Treasurer being
above exhibit and
LAWRENCE AuTHIRR,
Subscribed and before daY Of July 1911
JAMES WALSH,
SEAL Notary Public
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-16
Impresiones de Edison

Antes de embarearse en- Hamburgo
para regresar a Nueva York ell famoso
inventor Edison, ha dado cuenta un
periodista en- los siguientes terminus de
sus impresiones durante su breve estan-
cia en- Europa:
'La Europa de hoy Sc parece mucho
a America, y 10 mismo que los continen-
tes, las ciudades Sc seme.jan unas otras
Paris, Londres, Berlin, Viena, casi no
Sc diferencian.
Habl6 despues Edison de America y
especialmente de los periodistas ameri-
canOs.
iSabeis-dijo-como proceden para
hacer sus 'interviews"? Llega un re-
porter Mungo-Park me pregunta a
quemarropa 81 es verdad que he inven-
tado una maquina para producer arti-
ficialnlente la luz solar. Al Dir n1la pre-
gunta de este genera lanzo una carca-
jada ante la misma nariz de mi visitan-
| te improviso un croquis del aparato,
cuyo funcionamiento le explico Ell re-
porter, que entiende de mecanica como
yo de m1sica, Sc 10 traga todo, toma no.
tas Y CORE a llevar su artlculo al peri6-
dico, que inserta muy sacramento aquel
tejido de absurdos. "
Edison hace a Europa la justicia de
confesar que su Prensa es algo mas Sc
ria que la americana.
Preguntado sobre ell porvenir de la
aviaci6n, Sc mostro esceptico. "No ten
60 gran confanza-dijo-en los desti-
nos de los aeroplanos. Las empresas de
vuestros aviadores me hacen Ell efecto de
proezas de acrobatas Ell problema del
vuelo no esta resuelto y creo que Tampa
co esta cerca de resolverse. Sera pre-
ciso volver q comenzar con otras bases
Y con otras miras. (" "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-16
K Congreso International
de Taquigrafia en- Espana

Constitu1da la Comision organizado-
ra, dividida en- cinco Subcomisiones
por la Federation Taquigrafca Espa-
nola, de que forman parte, entire otros
mqlchos, casi todos los taQu1grafos de
las Cortes, ha tornado los siguientes
acuerdos.
l. Solicitar ell patronato de su ma
jestad ell rey.
2. Que ell Congreso y la Exposition
sc celebren del 26 de Septiembre al 2
de Octubre de 1912
3. Pedir la declaration de Official pa
ra ell Congreso, a fin de que Ell ministe-
rio de Estado pueda invitar ofcialmen-
te a los gobiernos extranjeros que
nombren delegados.
4. Que a la Exposition concurran
mecan6grafos todos los art1culos re-
lacionados con la taquigraf1a, mecano-
grafla y demas procedimientos de escA-
tura, y que el Jurado otorgue: Un di-
ploma de gran premio y $50 pesetas !;
otro diploma de honor con $50 pesetas,
y diplomas de medallas de oro plata y
bronco.
5. Celebrar grandes concursos de ta-
quigraf1a y mecanograf1a con impor-
tantes premios en- metalico.
Al entusiasmo con que los taqu1gra-
fos madrilenos preparan esos grandes
certamenes que por primera vez sc We
rifcan en- Espana desde 1888, en- que
Sc celebr6 en- Londres el primero han
respondido va los colegas catalanes, ar
gentinos, brasilenos, cubanos y flipinos,
y todos los indicios hacen esperar que
el exito mas isonjero colmara los de-
secs de los organizadores. Las adhe-
stones pueden enviarse al secretario ge-
neral, D. L. R. Cortes, plaza de los Mi
nisterios, l, quien con viva complacen-
cia satisfara a cuantos a 81 Sc dirijan
pidiendo datos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-16

PEREZ Editor
AMERICANISMOS

Tn viajero frances que ha permane-
cido algtln tempo Ell Nueva York habla
en- una revista del 'comfort" america
no en- los siguientes terminos:
En- nuestra habitaci0n, cerca del le-
cho, hay un cuadrante, y os basta dar
una vuelta la agu.ja para que os des-
pierte por la manana, la hora que que
rails, una GAIA de m1sica oculta en- el
sommier.'
IVA La sonora hacer sUs compras a
Broadway y ell caballero la acompana ?
Pues bien; para que ell caballero no Sc
fastidie, el almacen ha creado ell bar-fu-
madero de espera para los maridos.
ST ell matrimonio tiene un nino, no
hay que molestarse nj molestarlo lie
vandole de rln lado 4 otro: Sc lie deposi-
ia Ell la nursery" que os 10 entrega
luego mediante la devoluci0n de una f.
cha, como un abrigo en- ell guardarropa
6El caballero Sc encarga lln traie
En- Europa Ell sastre le tomara pausada
y minuciOsamente tOda las medidas. ha-
ciendo perder al cliente un tempo pre-
ciOsO; en- America sc va mas de prisa: sc
fotograf1a al parroquiano de frente Y
de peril ante un bastidor cuadricula-
do, que indica a la vez todas las dimen.
stones.
Sc sube IN tren de lujo y Sc encuen.
ira en- Ell una peluquer1a, una bibliote
ca, una sala de duchas, una piscina, una
cocina y un ejercito de dactilografos
disposition de los hombres de negocios
que quieran dictarles su correspondent
cia
iVais al campo? Pues tropezais cor
un corredor que os propone un segurC
contra la lluvia. ST os cae un chapa
IRON, tendreis ell consuelo de que os
reembolsen vuestros gastos de viaje y
de hotel
En- ell puerto hay un vapor dispuestc
zarpar. La esposa pasa a bordo pa
ra enprender un largo viaje; ell mari
| do queda en- ell muelle viendola partir
Ell buque marcha y, desde cubierta, Ii
esposa Sc despide agitando m panuelo
y el marido le contesta en- la misma for
ma; pero este marido es un hombre de
negocios y el tempo para el es orc: pa,
sa su panuelo a un ganapan que, me
dante un dollar, sigue agitandolo has
ia que ell buque Sc pierde de vista, mien
tras ell esposo atareado esta va en- sus
almacenes dando 6rdenes y ajustandc
cllentas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-16
Lo del riego
de Cuayama
La investigation del Sr. Cautiilo.

Con ell regreso a la Isla del Lcdo.
Eduardo Cautino, vuelve q hace1se
cargo de la comision investigators de
las obras de Guayama, puesto que di-
cho cargo solo 10 ejercio interinamente
ell Sr. Cervony, durante la ausencia del
Sr. Cautino.
El comisionado del Interior Mr.. Viii
son, ha enviado al LcGo CautiiIo una
lista de los ingenieros que pueden
acompanarle en- su investigation. Son
estos, don j. A. Canales, don Ramon
Gambia C6rdova y don Manuel A. Sal
dana, de San Juan; don Bias c.. Silva
de Ponce; don Arturo Guerra, de We
ga Baja; y don Pedro Fernandez. de
Bayamon.
El Sr. Comisionado le dice al Lcdo
Cautino que Sc puede comenzar en- Sc
gulda la investigation de las obras
de 10 que no habla una palabra es de
la verdadera investigation la de los
hbros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-16

SOLO Y TRISTE!
Para las almas tristes.

Asi estoy siempre, solo, acongojado
en- medic del dolor que me devora,
maldlciendo mi m1sero destino
y mi estrella fatal hora tras hora.
iQue triste estoy, q. solo en- mi ,agonia,
que congoja mortal siento en- el pecho
al YER perdidas va mis- ilusiones
y de mi amor ell lazo YER deshechol
Yo tengo penas, porque veo perdida,
Ia de las blancas alas, mariposa
que acarlcle en- mis- suenos de poeta,
belllsima ilusi6n color de rosa.
No tengo anores, en- mi edad primera
a una mujer anne con toda el alma.
La dl mi coraz6n, la di mi vida
y ella traidora me rob6 La calma.
Mas hoy la odio, que el amor, & veces
cuanto mas arraigado y mas profundo
cuando al ultraje del honor responde
en- odio Sc convierte en- un segundo
No tengo madre en- mis- primeros amos
lay! para siempre yo la vi perdida;
-Se bueno y noble-al exhalar me diio
el ultimo .suspiro de su vida
bueno he sido; en- Ell mundane suelo.
ha sido la virtud solo mi escudo,
slempre triunfe del NAL a los halagos
y nunca Ell vicio aniquilarme pudo.
No tengo hijos, que lejanos viyen
y hace va mucho tempo no los veo;
nay algulen que me roba su carino
~ que me olviden solo es su dose0
No tengo f6, pues la perdi m1y ioven
y va la fuerza del valor Sc abate,
temlendo, para siempre, caer rendido
luchando de Ia vida en- el co1nbate
NO tengo hogar, tampoco tengo patria
y cual beduino, voy por ell desierto
Gle Ia vida, sin fe y sin ilusiones,
llevandO ell corazon va casi nuerio
No tengo nadie, nadie que me quiera
nadle que me consuele en- mi tristura.
I'M un amigo siquiera, que co1nparta
conmigo mi dolor mi amaryura!
Asl estoy siempre, solo, acongojado,
en- medic del dolor que me devora,
maldiclendo mi misero destino
y mi estrella fatal hora tras hora
P. 4awalt10 ISevs1k0,