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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Prince Edward APVA
Meeting July Is

The Prince Edward branch of the
Association for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities will hold its
annual meeting Tuesday. July Is.
in the Student Building lounge at
Longwood College.
Director P. T. Atkinson said the
agenda will include election Of Of
ficers. membership and financial
reports and project discussions.
Membership cards will be distri-
buted to those who Join the roll
during the meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Savings accounts IN Farmville's
three banks VII June 23 ware
S907 501 higher than a year ago and
foialod s8.ai3 All statements ot
condition Just published show
Thc quarterly statements, called
NV fhc Comptroller ot nc Currency
mi fhe State Corporation Commls-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Tax Collectors
Leave Marginal
Delinquency Here

Prince Edward eountys fiscal
guardians retain their deft budget
ing and tax collection touch. an
analysis of the general fund status
at end Of the 1888 fiscal year on
.ji're IN slows
An 1895, 27O budget was negotiated
completely with black figures with
favorable margin of about So 0o0
resulting + IN the excess Of
revenue over expenditure
Treasurer j w Wilson. Jr, com
poses the county budget with the
aid Of the supervisors Budget com
mittee. School Superintendent T. j.
McIlwalne and Miss Carrie Bliss.
director Of epublic welfare
The latter two compose the school
and welfare budgets With the aid
of their respective boards Then
Wilson and the supervisors Budget
committee hammer the county
government welfare and school
fiscal outlines into Prince Edward 5
one lund cClllDlned budget.
Balance Grows
The county started the l2-month
period on July / 1857 with gen
eral fund balance Of sl3.970. and
ended the year last week with a
balance Of sol .392 IS The difference
between the starting and ending
hal a Il :.
Of income to expenditures for the
year.
low well the budget planning was
conceived is indicated BY the fact
that the 1859 budget anticipated
a SIG 466 balance to start the new
year with Missing BY such a mar
gin of g 900 in financing involving
saa5 900 appears to be calling the
shots pretty accurately
The past fiscal year was the first
financed By the countv's S3io tax
levy. up 30 cents over the s. %
rate which had standard for
several years A Decent increase
from 70 to 80 cents per 500 n
the levy against merchants capital
also was IMPOSED for the first time
Collection Totals
The higher tax levles resulted IN
q total assessment Of s39S 1862 for
local revenue OF that. the county
treasurer collected 1898. $50 BY end
Of the fiscal year last week That
is delinquency Of about only | 4
per cent. and the treasurer Will
continue collecting against that
Treasurer Wilson. doubling iii
brass for the Commonwealth. also
collected sl35.7 84 against a total
state income tax assessment Of
Sal 013 in Prince Edward
OF the uncollected balance Of
s. .234. a sum of s2.677 was legally
deferred under the states two pay
ment system. The 50. $50 delinquent
IS also about IA per cent Of the
assessment That. too. viii be sub
iect to further collection including
legal action. if necessary.
Both collection rates maintain
Prince Edward high on the list Of
best record counties maintained by
Tax Commissioner G. H Morris
sett
Approximate division Of eXpendi-
lures for the year were: schools.
S725 900: welfare. s68 900 n d
county government. s3l 900 These
with the year end b lance Of
s21 900 total 1895 900. the year s
budget total
OF those expenditure divisions.
federal and state appropriations
were for schools, 1869 600 n d
fare. So, 900.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Weeks 0s!ey
) More Members
Over The Top On
n ew York Trip

FiNe mere membeHs Of tho Her
AID New YORK Tour Club have
earned an expense paid trip 10 New
YORK This week MISS Betty Ruth
Simpson RI. Farmville. Garland
Jones. RID Dillwyn, Miss Mar
garet WhHlock. Gainesville Miss
Barbara Yancev Farmville and
MISS Gail Ashman R3 Amelia
haze earned the 83+ points necessary
to win an all-eXpenses paid trip to
New York. Offered by the Herald
4 In all eleven MEMBERS Of the
club have won Previously an
nounced are Mrs Owen Dunklev
Faimville Mrs Ben Bersch. RS.
Cumberland Mrs J T Nuckols.
III. RI. Cumberland. Mrs Leon
Williams Fa:mville. Mrs. Lacy
Rush. Dilwyn and Miss Mary Lou
Southall Farmville
Postpone Leaving Date
THE five day t0nr VII begin
August returning Friday, August
y The postpanement Of one week
wax necessary when hotel accomo-
dations IN New YORK we're not
available durng the prior week
The Watch Tower convention or
the Jehovah's Witnesses viii BE- in
New York the week Of July % and
all downtown hotel facilities have
been taken Therefore j, has been
necessary for The Herald trip to
be postponed
Cther Club Members
Other CLUB members who arc
reaching the quota are
MIS- Mary Hedrick. RI. Cumber-
land. Va
Mrs JACK Moody Rl Farmville
Mrs Ann Clowa.s Longwood
Ave Farmvlle
MIS- Dramor r Maxcy cumb-
MISS Carolyn peters. cumoer-
land
Harry Simpson RICE
Mrs r + walton Powhatan.
Mrs reu,e pogers p. r,reu,e
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
FarmviI!c Crime
Rate Decreases
IN Past Year
'etivc Police.
Petrol Cars
Major Factors

Farmvilles crime rate WAS def
nitely down fe' the past Y months.
according 10 report from Police
Chief Otto S Overton. submitted
to the town council Tuesday night
The total number Of arrests for
The past year were ! .097 compared
with | .265 reported for the year
ending July /. 1857 In like man
ncr the amount Of fines dropped
f~om SIG .655 40 last year to
S2l 1863 rs In the current report
Parking fines were almost identi
cal with 81 248 this year and 81 255
last year This was not included in
figure Of S2l 1875
Only five catcgories showed any
increase. while the other 20 cate
goricS were the same or showed
considerab bic decrease in cline
The most striking increase was in
The number of speeding violations.
2ll compared with 1913 last wear
Overton said l49 arrests came from
use OF the electric timer com
pared with Is from the timer last
year.
Patrol Car System
Chief Overton said he thought the
decrease In crime could be &C
counted for in part by the use Of
three patrol cars on week ends. His
force is constantly patroling all
week end and he believes that when
policemen are seen in an area at
regular intervals. 1t has deterrent
effect on crime
Ovc~ton also had 4 word Of praise
for The excellent communication
system employed BY the town
with three patrol cars on the Job
We can have several 81 policemen
AZ any SPOT III town in a matter
Of seconds" the husky police chief
pointed ont He said the police
stressed patroiing during the early
morning hours which held break
ms 70 a minimum
The police cars used 1921 cal
Ions Of gasoline IN the patrolne
and covered los 100 miles.
Traffic And DRINKS
Traffic violations and being drunk
In public places continued 10 bc
the major items on the police rec.
ord
OF the /, o97 total arrests. only 70
were found not guilty. five were
appealed TO the Circuit Court. and
eight were dismissed upon pay
raent Of costs.
In other than traffic violations
the following summary was pre-
scented drunk in public place. 307.
dsorderlv conduct. 81 cursine and
abusing. g. assault. 80. resisting
arrest. 10. indecent exposure. 3.
carrying concealed weapons. q.
gambling 6 failing to appear in
court. AZ, and treaspassing 2
Traffic violations included many
categorics. the major items being
careless and reckless driving. 100.
speeding, 2ll, no license 49,
drunk driving, 81. failing 10 stop
for signs. as and improper muf-
fler. 40
The report Of the department did
not include % juvenile cases which
wore handled by the Prince Edward
County Court.
Drunk in public places was still
the highest single arrest account al
though it dropped from 81 to 307.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
3 Negro Pupils
Apply At Richmond

Three Negro pupils have applied
for admission to a white elemen-
tary school in Richmond this fall.
They are the first TO apply in
Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

benefit is reduced to the extent Of
money received fo~ work. however.
Benefit recipients are required to
file weekly statements about in
come when claiming compensation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Unusual Accident
Injuries Mr.. And
Mrs. J. l.. Jones

Mr.. and Mrs. j, L. Jones, of
Shappards, we're hospitallzed Mon
day. when their car ran into a tree
as they we're turning into the drive
way 81 their hons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
Beoutify Your Garage
BY GEORGE {. CREED

An attached garage Is
royalty treated with planting
in the same way as the rest
Of the house. However, one
that is stuck back Of the
house or relegated to q cor
ner Of the property is often
ignored. This need not be.
With a little planning and
planting, it, too. can be at
tractive.
For simple and inexpensive
treatment Of a garage, plant
q Korean barberry along the
front to give it some status.
Vines make a pleasing con-
trast with the side. Uniting
all the other elements Of the
scheme, a band Of ground
cover might well be supple
mented with spring Towering
bulbs for additional interest.
For a southern or sunny
exposure, a climbing rose
such as Paul's scarlet or
blaze would be very effective.
If your garage is Of brick or
masonry, vines Of the cling
ing type, such as Boston ivy
and English ivy. may be used
directly against the wall.
However, il the building is
Of frame construction, you
should keep such vines away
from the wood by the use
of q trelliS or other Frame
work fitted with q hinge
at the bottom to facilitate
painting.
Ground cover should also
be kept away from the wood
because it can create q con-
stantly damp condition which
may be injurious.
II, as is sometimes the case
with garages, there are no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23

In selecting plant material.
choose types that will not
grow large enough to block
daylight from the windows
and the doorway.
Copyright, 1858. Field Enterprises,
Ine.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23

cutters and downspoutS to
lead the water away. you win
have to provide some means
of drainage. Few plants of
an ornamental nature thrive
in a constantly moist condi-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23
BETHESDA

DIRECTIONS: Drive out Wis Ave. to 8udIey BNd left
BrOdey Blvd ~ miles to Ewing Dr., right Ewing Dr. ho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23

Handsome brick ranch styls
home. NTH cdrport. Fun base
meHt NTH laundry, ponder
room and recreation space. Sep
erGts dining room, three tgeH
plGnRed bedrooms. NOBEL hitch
en-, three eEits to outdoors. one
from the dining room through
porch, one to the rear from
basement. and the front door.
Attractive NeU orleans iron coll
ImRs, and the sheltered ap-
proGeh to the front door from
the driVewaV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23

A fresh, appealing design NTH
comfort built In. EFFICIENTLY ar
ranged and generously planned
By the builder for RELAXED,
friendly HDinO. Stylish lines out
side enclose a generous inside
NTH an excellent S-bedroom
floor plan NTH ample closet
space. The Hospitality sheltered
front door opens into a delight
July proportioned HUino room
NTH q handsome open fireplace.
Each house has d large base
ment NTH fireplace and plenty
OF room for future recreation
room, laundry room and work
area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-23

Hero at last is the 6eseUedIv
popular ceHter-haH plan NTH
some appealing modification.
The coHveBieHce OF oRe-IeveI Iiv-
ing NTH the comfort and pri-
Uacv Of an ~" shaped floor
plan. Gracious living at its best
Is yours In RiperOlen. This beau
tituIIg planned and engineered
home Offers all VoH'Ue eUer
iOGHted In a home. Three large
bedrooms, center hall, magRth-
cent kitchen NTH eating space,
separate dining room.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
UN TERROR UNIVERSAL, LA VISTA
al DENTlSTA

te. Los dulces y alimentos que
contiener almidon los dalan,
a menos que Sc limpien muy bien
puesto que las particulas ALOHA
acido que corroe ell esmalte.
das en- 'os intersticios sc combi-
nan coh la saliva y forman un
aeido que correct Ell esmalte.
Las papas, 81 pan, los biz
cochos, los bombones Ell choco.
late y los dulces son los princi-
pales allmentos ofensivos. Las
frutas y legumDres son benefi-
ciosas y concluir la comida con
una manzana o un pedazo de Ia
nahoria equivale cast a limpiar-
Sc con pasta de dientes y eepi-
no.
A1gunas personals Sc pregun-
tan, 5pprque los dientes de fula-
ma son mas blsrcos que los mics?
No Sc ssbe con certeza, pero Sc
presume que hay alguna relat
, cion entire Ell color de la piel y Ell
de los dientes. Sabemos que los
llamados "dientes de leche" son
mucho mas blancos que los per-
manentes, porque Ell esrnalte es
mas delgado y por tanto eontie-
ne menos color, los eual los haee
aparecer mas blancos.
La sensibilidad de la dentadu-
IA Ell frio o al calor debe conside.
rarse como una definitiva sefal
(Pasa Q 10 PagIns ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Dude que exists persona alguns
sopre el globo terraqueo que no
eonsidere Ell dolor de muelas CO.
mo una de las maldiciones de la
humanidad. Sin embargo, ipres-
tamos atencion a las senales de
peligro que nos da la naturaleza
al afliglrnos con I'm dolor de
muelas? Soportamos con heroi-
cidad dlgna de los estoicos de la
antigua Grecia horas ~torturantes
prometiendonos una vista al
dentista, pero tan pronto ell do
lor 1isminuye adoptamos una ac-
titud de espera confiando en-
que desaparecera pronto, libran-
donos as de la temida interven-
eion del dentista. e 10 que no
queremos convencernos es de
que al descuidal nuestra denta-
dura, con dolor o sin Ell, estamos
conspirando contra nuestra sa-
lud.
La firrneza y resistencia del
SENATE de los dientes Sc deter.
NINA antes del nacimiento y en-
la primera infancia, es por ESQ
que hay personas mas suscepti-
bles que otras a las carries. Ell cal
clio, Ell fosforo y las vitaminas A
y D tomadas por la madre prime
70 y Ell nino despues contribute
ran a la buena dentadura de e..
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Mi Opinion
Personal

Las personas que tratan de
ocupar el centric de las CONVEX
saciones, absorber la atencion to
tai de los demas o erigirse en-
arbitro de 10 que piensa y dice
me parecep poseedores de la
menor cantidad de buen gus
to en- este mundo. Amen de que
les caen muy nal a cast todas
las personas presentes en- ell
grupo. ESQ de querer ser STEM
pre- the life Of the party" es
una pesadez.
Observance senores que incu-
rren en- esta falta de educacion
plenso a veces que quizas han
eJercido preponderancia en- su
familia desde pequelas tai vez
por haber sido la hermana ma
yor y en- quien la madre haya
delegado ciertas atribuciones.
Tambien pueden haber sido de
caracter dominate e impues-
to su voluntad sobre los ,demas;
o hijas de i'm viudo que no vol
VIC a contraer nupcias con 10
cual quedaron como amas de ca
"a a tierna edad. En- estos casos
cuando Ia senorita Sc convierte
en- esposa sale perdiendo ell ma
rido porque son amigos de domi.
mar a todos como 81 en- sus ma
nos estuvieseA todas las verda.
des humans.
No hay nadie en- este mundo,
(me reflero a la persona prone
dio, no a los genios) que sea
bastante versada como para in
tentar bablar con brillantez 'ex.
traordinaria sobre todos los tie.
mas, es una aventura arriesga-
da y que puede hacer caer en- ell
ridlculo a TODD ell que quiera
acaparar todos los sectores del
conocimiento. Ell que no tiene
amplia solvencia Intellectual no
debe lanzarse al maelstrom de
todos los temas que surjan du-
rante Ell curse de la reunion. Y
81 hubiese en- ell grupo una
persona que realmente Sc desta-
case por Ia amplitud de sus co.
nocimientoS en- todas las ramas
del saoer humane, resultaria
muy pedante ufanarse de esta
Sabiduria, (que nunca es tai.
porque ell sabio es siempre mo-
desto) relegando a un plano Sc
cundaric al resto de la concu.
rrencia. Fl resultado lamenta-
bic seria que la fiesta Sc con-
vertiria en- I'm monologo y un
publico.
En- una mujer es doblemente
lamentable 81 SUI esposo no tiene
Ell mismo alcance Intellectual por
que entonces 10 hace quedar en-
ridiculo ante sus amigos. La
mujer sensata es la que sabe
callar cuando es oportuno y ha-
Ger uso de la palabra cuando
convene. La que no trae temas
halados por los cabellos y que
participa en- discusiones cuando
esta segura de no lastimar con
una absurda p~retensi6n de su-
ficiencia
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Colombia, Cara
Putriu Mia
Por Mdnieo Teresa

l part. iComo tie hizo Dios!
II part. iQue han hecho tus hi.
jos de til
III part. iComo tie %encuentra la
politica del frente Nacional!
Dios tie hizo inmensamente RIGA
y prodigiosamente bella. Tus mon
tanas, wales y planicies, copia fl
delisima del Eden perdido, guar
dan en- sus entranas tesoros mas
precfosos que los del Dorado y ell
Cipango: %esmeraldas, platino, orc,
plata, uranio, hero, cobre, car
bon etc.
En- tus vergeles paradisiacos ere
cen en- exuberante profusi6n los
mas ric3s y varlados frutos, mu-
chos de ellos desconocidos aun en-
las repuolicas hermanas
Ofreces d tus hijos todos los en-
cantos de la IONA tropical: ell eter-
no verdur de tus pampas, llanos y
baldios, la Garcia de tus brisas IT,
bias y perfumadas un cielo hrillan-
te y luminoso en- la canicula y de
suaves c"loridos opalinoS al atarde-
Ger ell embrujo de tus noches he
mas de murmullos de perfumes v
de musicas de alas" y toda la CANA
de los mas ardientes ciimas desde
los ardientes de tus costas Y llanos
hasta los frios de tus enhielados
riscos y montalas.
Inmensos bosques de caoba v
maderas preciosIslmas. selvas pro.
digiosas apenas holladas por la
planta de- hombre embellecen tu
litolal pacifico de hermosura cast
masquerade. I.
En- los flancos de tus majestuo-
sas cordilleras y en- tus idilicos va.
lies y sabanas, ciudades, pueblos v
aldeas encantadoras prosperan v
Sc ensanchaD con ell aporte de tus
virtuosas y prolificas mujeres y
con ell contingente extranjero que
viene a templar SUI tolda bajo tn
cielo hospitalarlo cual ninguno lu-
minoso claro
Posees costas en- los dos ocea.
nos 10 que tie na permitido ofren.
dai va un canal interoceanico al
rnundo - para la historic NADIA
cuentan las ~concejas, nj la violencia
nj ell dinero sine los hecbos escue-
tos-- y fuistes til quien con Ferdi-
nand de Lessep a la cabeza en-
prendiste Ia obra Afortunadamei1-
te cstas en- condolences de abrir
otro canal u otros, asi de privile-
giada te hizo Dios.
Tu. fauna y especialmente tn flo
"a son asomhro de turistas y en- los
torneos artfsticos tus maravillosas
crquideas perfuman Ell ambiente de
urbes extranjeras. Mientras tus 90.
tPasa a Ia Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Ell sha de Persia Sc divorcia,
Soraya, ell amor de su vida, debe
ceder su lugar a una mujer que
pueda dar al joven monarch ell
hijo varon que ha de heredar
SUI corona. Lo menos que puede
decirse a titulo de comentario
es que ell bello romance no ter
minara en- apoteosis.
TRES MUERTES TRAGICAS
Y UNA ABDICACION
En- 1884, ell principe Jorge, du-
que de Kent, a pesar de la opo-
sicion expresa de SUI familia, si-
guio los dictados de su corazon
y Sc case con la princesa Marina
de Grecia, mas bonita que 'ica.
Ell s25 de abril de 1912, ell avion
del duque era derribado en- Es-
cocia.
En- 1886, ell rey Eduardo VIII
abdic6 para unirse a Wallis
Simpson. FL idilio que lie costo
la corona al joven soberano pa
SO por ser eel mas hermoso ro-
nance del siglop en- SUI epoca.
Desgraciadamente, aInque Ia
union del ex rey y la divorciada
norteamericana haya resistido la
prueba de los amos, no falta
quien liable de separation desde
algun tempo.
En- 1882, ell principe Gustavo
Adolfo de Suecia, hijo primoge-
nito del heredero del trono y,
por 10 tanto, future rey, era ell
candidate ideal de cualquier da-
ma noble principal britannica o
escandinava. Gustavo Adolfo Sc
enamor6 de una pequena prince
sa alemana, Sibila de Sajonia To-
burgo y Gotha. Sc casaron y tu-
vieron cuatro hijas. Cuando al
fin nacio un hijo varon, future
heredero del trono, ell principe
muri6 tragicamente, ell 26 de
enero de 1947, en- I'm accidente
de aviacion.
En- 1926, Leopoldo de Belgica
desposo a la encantadora prince
sa Astrid de Suecia, como conse.
cuencia de un "coup de foudre"
reciproco. Felicidad conyu-
gal perfecta... Tres hijos... Lue-
60, Ell 20 de agosto de 1885, en-
una curva de una ruta de la non
taia, la reina de los belgas mo-
ria en- ell automovil maneja-
do por SUI propio esposo.
En- su segundo romance, Leo
poldo de Belgica, viudo desde
hacia varios amos, Sc volvio a ca
sar durante la guerra con Lila
ma de Baels, de la mejor socie-
dad, pero sin la menor gotta de
sangre azul. Al ingresar en- la ia
milia real belga, Liliana Sc CON-
virtio en- princesa de Rethy, Pc
70 Leopoldo perdio SUI trono des-
niles de Ia guerra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
PERDIO Ell TRONO Y WYE
DE SU ESPOSA

PERDIO Ell TRONO Y VIVE
SEPARADO DE SU ESPOSA
En- 1929 TODD ell mundo habl6
del idilio Humberto de Italia
Maria Jose de Belgica. BESIDE ell
punto de vista polftico ell roman
&c no era del agrado de ninguna
de las dos familias, nj tampoco
de Mussolini, pero triunfo ell
amor. En- enero de 1880 los ena-
morados Sc casaron y vivieron
felices, al principle. POGO a po-
co, ell matrimonio Sc fue disgre-
gando. Ahora Humberto, exilado
vive en- Portugal, y Maria Jose
reside en- Suiza..
DOS PAREJAS REALES CON
SUS E~SCANDALOS
En- Egipto, Ell joven rey Faruk
habia repudiado a su primera es-
posa porque solo lie dio hijas. Sc
enamoro de una joven de la alta
burguesia, hartman, ye compro-
metida con I'm diplomatico.
E%scandalo, compromise, casa
miento y maravillosa luna de
miel, hasta ell nacimiento de I'm
principe heredero.
Pero estallo la revolution. Fa-
ruk Sc VIC obligado a tomar ell
canine del exilio, y despues de
haber perdido SUI RENO 10 aban-
dono SUI esposa. Ash terminaron
los grandes amores de un ex
principe de las Mil y Una No
ehes, convertible en- un monarch
destronado y extremadamente
regordete...
Por su parte, Pedro de Yu-
goeslavia y Alexandra de Grecio
solo sumaban 43 amos entire los
dos cuando Sc enamoraron a pri-
mera vista. Despues de la que
IRA, luego que Pedro perdi6 SUI
trono, Sc comenzo a hablar de la
solicitud de divorcio presentada
por ell joven esposo, hasta que
estall6 la bomba de la tentative
de suicide de Alexandra. Ahora
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
DEL H0GAR-por Nctodo ALetondko
PoENA De Hoy
Mi Cuno

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iQue pequenita es la cuna,
que chiquita la cancion;
mas cabe la vida en- esta
y en- aquella Ell corazon!
Made RE aquf de yer
a este nino grandullon
mecerse, quieto, en- SUI vieja
cuna, a la antigua cancion!
iQue pequenita es mi vida,
que tierno mi coraz6n!
Este me cabe en- la cuna,
y la vida en- la cancion!
Como Sc casan los ritmos
de cuna y de coraz6nl
Los dos vuelan por la gloria
en- una sola passion!