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Meade County news., 1917-08-16
No Rest for Him.

"His wife married him to reform
him."
"Yep. And now his daughters have
come home from college and taken uI
the Job where their mother left off,"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20
GOLD IN THE SEA

The fishing industry is assuming huge proportions in Alaska other fishing grounds are being or have been shed out and it falls to the lot of Alaska with her thousands of miles of coast line her miles of deep water fishing banks which gathered the habut and cod that practically supplies the people of the United States with all that is eaten of that kind of fish and her nnum eabe bays and nleS which during the season are teem ing with salmon of all kinds and canned in vast quantities to supply the world.
 The value of the fish in the waters tributary to AL aska canot be estimated in dollars and centS but safe estimate based the past ten years will bear this out Alaska will produce five hundred million dollars worth ot fish during the next twenty years The future gold mines of Alaska are in the waters and there is where thousands of AlaSkanS will make their fortunes.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20
EDUCATION UP HERE

Now that the territory is face to face with the neces Sy of supporting education let it go the limit and make good job of it. Alaska should have university if pos sbe At least there should be high schools in the various hicky populated places Not that should be in every but should be in each city easy of access to the other cities in the division
 But really ought to make start, in however small a way for university of Alaska Once started public spirited people of means here and outside would be glad to support it.
 As matters stand at present people are compelled to send their boys and girls outside for the higher education This serious drain their but they very right N place the education of their children above and beyond consideration for themselves.
 couple of good university professors with some in- Structors would not such terrible amount and each student could be asked to pay fee toward the salaries.
 Valdez has actually made start in this direction and Valdez has hardly tenth part of the population contgu- to this city. Eventually if not in the beginning the federal government would unquesOnaby assist because the government would recognize the fact that the in tegence and training of at least of the future ct of Alaska will depend the errtorys real progress
 Now that the legislature is to take the expenses of education it might look into the matter very carefully and if they cannot make finished job of Juneau DiSpatch}
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20
WE WERE ON THE JOB

Receipt of fac-simile of the order issued to German resevsts living in the United States year ago to go to uarez under penalty of facing charge of deserton in event of diplomatic break between the United States and Germany explains why the president so hastily mobI- zed the national guard along the southern border nearly year ago. Villas activities combined with this menace were sufficient and will be noticed that Americas mii tary forces are not far from the Mexican line yet al though the guard has been sent home.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20
Cheer UpFOlks
Quaker Quips Philadelphia Record)
THERRrs MORE IN THE KITCHEN


 Why throw bouquets at the dead :? Pick out live one once in while. A man can borrow about every thing in the world except experience. Simply to prove that she isn't ab- solutely heartless, a girl may wear her heart on her sleeve.
 Love will find way, but it takes something more substantial to pay the way.
 It requires an elastic conscience for a man to stretch the truth without breaking his word.
 JimpsOn Proves His Claim Impossible" said Simpson. But saw it." declared Jimpson.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

Get dOry and hundred or two fathomS of gill net, and locate some creek where the salmon gather in the spring and then why should you worry about the high cost of living.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

Boats at two docks in Resurrection bay at the same time give an indication of future improvements when the line is vmOplete along Tunagan Arm
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

"Impossible-ridiculousw
 "I tell you it did"
 "And I say it didn't, because it couldn't"
 "I was there and witnessed it" Do you mean to tell me that he was killed by a bolt from a clear sky? Do you expect me to believe such a yarn?" shouted Simpson. That's just what I'm telling you. A workman on a twenty-story build ing dropped the bolt"
 Question and Answer
 "Pa, what's the difference between Insurance and assurance ?'"
 Well, the latter is what the agent has, and the former is what he tries to sell you"
 We carry Symphony Lawn Station ary the Seward Drug Company. City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
 Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

We carry Symphony Lawn Station ary the Seward Drug Company.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

City Express meets all boats and trains. Phone Maine 122.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
Her Secret of Success.

How is it that you are able to do so
much more than other peOple?" asked
l tired, nervous woman who stopped
Mrs. Palmer for a word at the close Of
one of her lectures.
Because" she answered with the
sudden CLEAN Of smile, II haven't any
nerves or any conscience, and my hus-
band says l haven't any backbone"
1t was true that she never worried.
She had early learned to live one day
at time, without looking before and
after" And nobody knew better than
Alice Freeman Palmer the renewing
power of Joy. She could romp with
some Of her very small friends in the
half hour before an important meeting,
go for long walk or ride along coun-
try lanes when a veXing problem con-
fronted her, or spend a quiet evening
by the fire reading aloud from one of
her favorite poets at the end of busy
day.-Mary r. Parkman in st. Nicho-
las
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
twenty-five Years Ago, Aug. rs, 1892

Tickets to the number Of 900 were
sold at the opening Of the Hammond
Driving park the 18th. Hudson and
New Richmond horses won the races
Barg & johnson have sold their
elevator at this place to the C. F.
Freeman Elevator Co. of Milwau-
kee. ]. H. Kinsey of Roberts will
be in charge.
Theodore Smith has sold his meat
market in this city to A. w. Kaler.
Mr.. Smith has been running mar
ket in Hudson for some time past
to which he will hereafter devote
his entire attention.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23

taste defeat before the baseball sea-
son ended, and Al. Brown organized
an "All STAR bunch from the other
three teams to take Cap. Lusk's out
fit down peg. The fracas W s
staged last Tuesday evening. and for
the first three innings Browns Sc
lects managed to hold the champs
down to a small lead, but in the
fourth round the Cats opened up on
Captain Brown and tailed SIX runs,
making the final count to 2.
The All-Stars were Al. Brown,
Harry Stewart, Harry Johnson, sam
Nelson, Sherm. Krauth, Frank An
derson, Ira Wilcox, Curran d
Sutherland. The Caterpillars, un-
der management Of Fred Knobel.
h d their usual lineup, Wigen,
Quinn, Hurd, Haugen, Morse, Clark,
WATSON, Symes and Knobel. Bill
Moser umpired.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
SPORT NEWS
Interstate League

Ellsworth retains it's lead in the
Interstate League through brill
liant victory over Saltwater on the
home grounds last Sunday. T h e
Prison City bunch gained a 2-run
lead early in the game and held it
through the first half of the final
round. Desperate in t h e r last
chance at bat the home product on
the Hub team, Vezina and Thurston,
batted in runs that tied the count,
and Kinkle's wallop scored Thurston
with the third and winning tally.
At South st. Paul The Shermans
also put up one-inning rally that
brought them out from under to-
ward the last Of the game, 5 runs in
the eighth beating The Cars 5 to 3.
New Richmond threw the hooks
into Hudson, 2 to 1, and holds even
honors with Ellsworth for the top
place.
Next Sunday Hudson plays at
saltwater, The Cars at New Rich
mond and The Shermans at Ellis
worth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
Subscription $3.50 Per Year

rents do not know their babies as
we'll as they should and that they
ought to get together d learn
more about them. Without any big
noise or advertising, but at regular
intervals, the mothers have been
g citing together in neighborly
groups AID talking babies and
listening to informal discussion by
local physicians who contributed
their time gratis to the community
enterprise.
At the first visit, the babies were
examined a n weighed. w b e n
found to be normal they were again
weighed and looked over at each
subsequent visit to make sure that
they were keeping we'll.
Little disorders were corrected be-
fore they became big. This simple
method is practically all there is to
successful baby culture. Get the
baby in right condition, then keep
him so. 1t is not a difficult task as
a rule, but it does call for constant
watchfulness.
A visiting nurse from the staff of
h Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis
Association was engaged to take
charge of the details of organiza.
ton and to visit in the homes of
the babies. The meetings were
made attractive by the serving of
refreshments and the occasional in
PRODUCTION of otner forms of social
entertainment attractive to the fem
mime soul.
There is a splendidly persistent
spirit behind this community enter.
prise of Wausau. The supporters
realize that their work is not done but
only fairly we'll begun. They realize
that it isn't waking a town up that
makes it safe for babes, but keeping
it awake.
Among future measures b n G
considered are: Little Mothers
Club for instruction of Girls; per-
manent baby stations; the whole
tine employment of avisiting nurse
specializing in this work; extension
of work to neighboring villages and
rural districts and establishment of
supply of certified baby-feeding
milk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Hovde re-
turned to their home in Crystal
Lake, Mimi, Wednesday.
Miss Norah Halverson who had
been visiting at Richardson and
Amery returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Will Lentzis and Mrs. Vivie n
Thoen visited at the Lloyd Rudisell
home in North Baldwin, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Madison and
daughter Pearl, and Mrs. Thompson
and son Martin motored to Red
Wing Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Holverson,
aid children, Miss Lena Rudom
and Theo. Bake motored to Rich.
ardson Sunday. Miss Norah Hal
version returned with them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
In Days Of Yore
Items From The River Falls Journal
Files of Thirty-Six and Twenty
Five Years Ago
Thirty Six Years Ago, Aug. rs, 1881

Thirty SIX Years ago, aug. Eos 1881
J. H. Lord & Son will open their
new store about the first of Sep
tember.
Duncan McGregor has transferred
his stock of hardware into his new
building, which is spacious, conven-
lent and pleasant.
The Adventists are fitting up the
building owned by J. H. Goodwin,
north of the Commercial House,
formerly used as a marble shop, for
a house of worship.
The finest business block in Pierce
county is now being completed in
River Falls by J. H. Lord, Esq. The
first floor will be occupied by Hersey
Lord for general merchandise. The
second floor will be occupied by two
law firms, Vannatta & Smith and
Gibson & Haugen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
NeighbOrhOOd News
PLEASANT VALLEY

=
Thomas Kelly is building new
granary.
Alvin Ramberg left recently for
a trip west.
Ole Afdahl and G. A. Chinook
were out Thursday buying cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nelson were
business callers in River Falls Fri
day.
Miss Nettie Jackman spent sev-
eral days with her sister, Mrs. Phil
lips.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Lewis aud son
Lyle visited at the S. ]. Jackman
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Thone and
children of Minneapolis are visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23

EXTENSION NMsloNa gk9EsA
E zZHnun IHSTRl HOA BUREAU ~
%sslr HEDEARho1 NJ NREdoa
Wausau Baby Talk

Largely upon the initiative OF
Mrs. G. D. Jones and group OF
associated ladies from the Women's
Club, the City Of Wausau has set
out upon an ambitious plan to make
itself a cordial host for newborn in
fants. During eleven weeks of this
summer an experiment b been
conducted which should prove sug-
gestiye not alone to the people of
Wausau but to those of other Wis
consin communities as we'll.
The fundamental idea is that pa
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
VIKING

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mckinley
visited in Hudson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mckinley
motored to ST. Croix and Taylors
Falls Sunday.
Wickcliff Olson of Miles City,
Mont, is spending week with his
mother, Mrs. Ofstie.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
The Local Market

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23

OUR COUWTPY---Hs need is our
need, its honor our honor, its response
6flity oar responsibility. To support
it Is duty to defend It a prfvilege,
to serve It a JOY. In It's hour Of trial
ne mast be steadfast, in its hour OF
danger 7ve mast be strong> in its hour
ofhfumph ne mast be generous. Tho
all else depart, and all 7Ue ozvn be
taken aqvay, there wH still remain
the Foundation of our fortunes> the
bulzuark of our hopes a rock on 7Uhich
to build aneqU---
Our Country, Oar Homeland,
America.
Prom American Medicine, New York
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23

their baby christened Harold Ber-
svend last Sunday-the sponsors
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Iverson
from the town of Ellsworth and
Mrs. Gusta Halvorson and Melvin
Place from Elpaso.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
Their Opportunity.

Miss Fluffy made quite an impress
sion at the reception. didn't 1? Every
body seemed to be talking about me.
Candid Friend-They talked still more
about you after you had gone.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
LOWELL and other relatives
WEST TRIMBELLE


Corn is progressing rapidly,
M. Cullman and family visited at
Geo. Killians Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Frey entertained
relatives from Milwaukee last week.
Miss Lizzie Keifer of ST. Paul is
spending her vacation at the Fas-
bender home.
The premium lists for the Pierce
County Fair were received through
the mail last week.
Val Buss of St. Paul autoed to
Big River Sunday a attended
services at St. Marys church.
Quite few of our young people
gathered at the Wussler home and
spent q pleasant day Sunday.
Miss Sophia Staetzel who has
been in a st. Paul hospital couple
Of weeks returned home Saturday.
Observation-Disclosures *.s'::'":'''''':'''3
). !.
!. SOUTH MARTELL !.
Andrew Helgeson is entertaining
company from Minneapolis.
Henry Helgeson started shock
thres hing in Gilman last week.
School starts Monday Aug. 9th,
with Miss Amelia Hanson as teach
er.
A. Albertson and family spent
Sunday at Nels Carlson's in Gill
man.
Miss Esther Olson and sister Miss
Sylvia are spending few days at
the E. P. Bjerking home.
Little Eva Smith from Ellsworth
is spending few days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Helgeson.
Edmund Place of Elpaso is haul
ing cream for his cousin, Lester
Place. who is visiting friends in
North Dakota.
oscar Grimmestad from Bellview,
Mimi, and Lloyd Gudmundson, OF
West Salem, this state, called at
the K. L. Hagestad and E. P. Bier
keng homes one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Iverson had
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-23
Cats Beat AIl-Stars

To number of Old Spav' leagu-
ers it seemed an imperative neces-
sity that the champion Cats should
Hispano América., 1917-07-22
LOS Y LOS


Ell CSldS ldluCNlldS QC OlOllO, uul-
ces y templadas, Sc busca refugio en-
los jardines municipalities. Los vie
JOS y los ninos, como Sc dejan vivir
sencilamente, son los que disfrutan
res. ellos, los %viejos, TODD quietud,
sc pasan las horas enteras sentados
en- un banco, leyendo un diario; y los
ninos, inquietos y parlanchines, CO.
mo pajarillos, corren alborozados por
paseos y a~venidas, siendo ell tormento
de i~nstritutriCes y minerals.
Pero ell encanto de los ninos esta
en- las calecitas. Esa rueda que da
vueltas y v%ueltas, los atrae, los sub
yuga. y luego esa muslca tristona
de organillo con que acompana Il gu
ros la calesita, tiene tai attraction para
los ninos, que oirla y pedir centavos a
la mama para correr una carrera en-
ell caballito de palo. es TODD uno.
Los ~afortunados porque han podido
disponer de centavos para comprar
Ell derecho de enhorquetarse a un PIN
~ III S'ANNA
dando salida a su algeria; pero aque-
los que tienen que presenciar ell es-
pectaculo desde la reja que circunda
a las calesitas, estan con sus caritas
t%ristes, saliendoles la envidia por los
ojos.
Los mas traviesos, deseosos de de
mostrar su valentia y que estan dis
puestos a r~ealizar hazanas, no Sc ms
ITALIAN en- coches nj caballos como los
demas ninos, no, sino que esperan a
que las calesitas Sc pongan en- movi-
miento para sentir Ell placer de trepar
a elias cuando Sc CORE verdadero pc
ligro. Y bajan y suben n y mil We
ces, orgullosos de la arriesgada m
presa que realizan, y solo cuando Sc
|sienten admirados por los demas nj
nos, o Ell cuidador los llama al orden,
les cuendo Sc tranquilizan, y Sc es.
tan q%uietos y silenciosos.
Y ell almatroste gira, hacienda al
ponerse en- movimiento IN ruido de
hero viejo que hace temer por su
seguridad... Los colorines de las ban
deras y gallardetes brillan al sol con
toda SUI policromia, la musica del or
ganito apresura o disminuye el com
pas, segun la Marcia de las calesitas,
pues Ell mecanico, como dispuso para
Ell case de la fuerza bruta de un ma
tungo. quiso utilizarla tambien para
hacer sonar ell organito.
Los ninos chiquitos, a~companados
de sus mamas o nineras, van a los CO.
checitos orgullosos del puesto que les
ha tocado 80. Los mayorcitos sobre
los caballitos de MADEIRA, estan ergui-
dos Y valientes como centauros ...y
cuando la velocidad aumenta, Sc Green
con TODD el poder dominate de los
d~omadores...
Los mayores, los que va Sc Green
doctorados en- toda clase de picardias,
dan la nota emocionante. tratando de
ensartar la argolla para ganar una
vuelta gratis.
Y TODD es diversion, porque los nj
nos o sus risas juguetonas 10 llenan
TODD de algeria.
Con la gracia de dos logra el gu
Sane apartarse del canine para no ser
Hispano América., 1917-07-22

Ell Ear de las Rusias.

va fuiste bendecido y coronado,
esplendorosamente consagrado,
en- medic de una pompa sin igual;
Greene, pues, escucha los consoles
del que fue sin tn venia a los ~festejos.
iYo soy la Libertad!
TIL mandas Glen millones de ~lacayos;
diez mil canones que vomitan rayos
rompen en- truenos a tn voz triunfal;
cuatro mares, esclavos de tn acero,
besan tus plantas imperiales, pero......
iYo soy la Libertadl
Sc bueno y justo porque Dios Sc irrita;
anna a csc pueblo que a tus pies Sc agita
con latentes errores de volcan;
=. no me p~ersigas mas, dame la manO; .. ......
tiendemela, 81 no, tiembla, tirano,
iYo soy la Libertad'
SALVADOR DIAZ MIRON
Mexico 1894
Hispano América., 1917-07-22
p de julio de 1917
CHARACTER DE LA REVOLU-
ClON AMERICANA

tante obra historical que lleva Ell IL
tulo de este a%rticulo, y en- la que "a
bOrda un tema de alta trascendenCia,
como 10 es ell movimiento revoluCio-
mario que do por resultado la eman-
cipacion deal America Espanola.
FL doctor Suarez nos demuestra en-
este estudio, rebozante de sana erudi-
cion y elevado criterio, de que name
"a los e%spanoles todos, asi los PENN
sulares como los de las %colonias, Sc
sintieron dominados por ell espiritu
de la revolution en- las postrimerias
del siglo XVIII y comienzos del XIX
b~uscandola, los primeros, en- la supre.
sion del absolutismo, y los segundOs,
en- la independence SIN ~preocuparse
mayormente, en- los comienzOs de SUI
accion, de la lorna de gobierno. Y
dice Ell doctor Suarez, con este mo-
two:
Los ~espanoles de Europa no po-
dian llegar a la independence, que es
la forma externa &c la soberania ma
%cional, puesto que va eran indepen-
d|ientes; pero quisieron, como noso-
tros., radicar la forma interna de la
soberania en- la nacion, imponiendo al
rey una Constitution y ell Gobierno
Representative; o suprimiendo al mo-
narca. 81 persistia en- la teoria del abb
solutismo.
"Parece extrano, ante ell preJuicio
de los que Green que la ~revolucion "a
mericana era desde un principle 10
que fue amos mas tarde (cuando la lu-
cha enardecio los animos, encono las
pasiones y azuzo las represalias), es-
te ~criterio nuevO de la realidad del
ambiente, en- medic del cual Sc plan
tea, Sc inicia y Sc desarrolla la indie,
pendencia del mundo hispanoameri-
cano.
La verdad es que conspiraban por
la libertad los ~espanoles capaces de
ser libres, 10 mismo los de Europa
que los de America" ,
Sc ocupa extensamente Ell doctor
Suarez de la propaganda antiespano-
la que aqui Sc hizo durante largos "a
nos, Y dice con este motive: les ITEM
pc de abjurar del error propagate
durante medic siglo por ell Evangelio
americana de Francisco Bilbao, que
sintetizaba en- la palabra "desespaho-
~lizarse" la verdadera formula del pro-
greso americana"
Recuerda las campanas apasiona-
das contra Espana de Sarmiento, Fee
lix Frias, Ell venezolano Miguel de la
Barra, y dice mas adelante: "Se fue
fernando un ambiente tan decidido
como gratuitamente antiespahol. Sin
embargo, ademas de razones de JUS
ticia, razones de historic, de sociolo-
gia, de antropologia y de geografia, "a
consejaban y aconsejan un proceed
miento contrario. Por prudencia, por
convenience y por progreso. debemos
mantener Ell "~hispanismo" como base
y levadura que dirija la formation de
nuestros pueblos... Es, en- la ense-
nanza, donde hay que reaccionar, por-
que precisamente por la heterogenei-
dad de nuestros estudiantes es mayor
e1 peligro de la Influenza de una en-
senanza e%quivocada de la historic ma
ciona1. Exijo e1 honor y acepto la res
Hispano América., 1917-07-22
SALVADOR DIAZ MIRON
SALUDO
GA los poetas mexicanos)

GA los poetas m~exicanos)
Hermanos: con ell alma deslumbrada
contemplo esta ciudad de maravilla
que reclinada entire jardines brilla,
de soberbios volcanes coronado.
NADIA encontro tan bello la mirada,
pues junta a la nobleza de Castillo,
la gracia melodiosa de Sevilla
y ell encanto oriental de mi Granada.
Para loar sus parques s~oberanos,
ell porte senoril de sus hermosas,
sus claros cielos y sus lagos tersos;
dejar q~uisiera como ofrenda, hermanos,
TODD un corazon trocado en- rosas
y ell alma entera transformada EN- versos.
F. VILLAESPESA
Hispano América., 1917-07-22
F. VILLAESPESA
Hablan las EScuelas en- RuinaS.

Ell alma de la infancia es como una ave:
y un nido RE y una escuela llora;
dais la noche a la infancia: ell nido sabe
entire sus pajas ofrecer al ave
la aurora.
Ell alma de la infancia es flor mimosa:
la escuela es triste y florecer no deja.
zumba en- la escuela la rutina odiosa.
y sobre ell caliz aureo de la rosa
zumba la abeja.
iAy, Patria! tn haces nuestras almas ciegas
encerrando la infancia en- un cubil 80.
No canta ell ruiseior en- las bodegas....
10y 81 la infancia es flor ipor que lie niegas
su abril?
GUERRA JUNQUEIRO
Hispano América., 1917-07-22

Con la gracia de dos logra el gu
sane apartarse del canine para no ser
pisado.
81 quereis conocer la ingratitud del
hombre oidlo hablar de la mujer.
Aun aquellos que niegan la inmor-
talidad, andan por caminos que van
mas ALA de la muerte.