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SUNDAY BRUNCH, OR WEEKDAY LUNCH. Champagne and Eggs Benedict overlooking the river, Sunday morning! Or salads, soups, chili, sandwiches, tacos or daily specials for lunch six days a week. Purely filling food and drink.Come on up.11:30 AM-3:00 PM every day. All major credit cards. 516 ,Riverwalk San Antonio, Texas. the greenhouse a fresh food restaurant TEXAS HEARTLAND: A Hill Country Year. Photographs by Jim Bones, Text by John Graves. $21.50 GARNER AND SMITH-1 B.CSTORE 2116 Guadalupe Austin, Texas 78705 14 The Texas Observer Morante \(2nd from quistadores. HomenajePresidente L. B. Johnson Voy a cantar un corrido Un homenaje tal vez, Al momento de saber Que el Presidente L. B. Johnson Al puesto no va a volver. La fecha se hizo famosa Porque hasta el mundo asombro, Con unas cuantas palabras Hasta la tierra tiemb16, Con la franquesa de un grande En la forma que lo El treinta y uno de marzo Un domingo se escucho, Por todito el continente Al mundo entero asombro, “Porque haya paz en la tierra esto puedo, que ofreci6. “No quiero yo que peligre El ultimo esfuerzo final, De que termine la guerra Y las muertes en Viet Nam, Vuelvo a la vida privada Con la esperanza de pas.” Con dignidad y confianza Le dijo a su nacion, El Presidente L. B. Johnson Hizo su declaration, “Por la unidad de mi patria No acepto mi reeleccion.” Con la nobleza de un grande Hizo el esfuerzo mayor, Al parar los bombardeos La guerra se amenor6, Dando esperanza que el suelio Con el que Johnson sofio. Ya con esta me despido No ‘se les vaya olvidar, Que el ario sesenta y ocho En la historia va a quedar, El Presidente L. B. Johnson Va a ser el hombre de paz. HomagePresident L B. Johnson I’m going to sing a corrido Perhaps an homage, Because I was deeply affected The moment I learned That the President, L. B. Johnson, Will not return to his office. The date was made famous As even the whole world was astonished, With only a few words Even the ground trembled, He showed the openness of a great person In the way that he spoke. The thirty-first of March On Sunday was heard, All over the continent The entire world was astonished, “So there will be peace on the earth This is what I have to offer. “I don’t want to endanger The final effort, That would end the war And the deaths in Viet Nam, I am returning to private life With the hope of peace.” With dignity and confidence He told his nation, The President, L. B. Johnson, Made his declaration, “For the unity of my country I will not accept re-election.” With the nobility of a great person He made his greatest effort, Upon stopping the bombing The war slowed down, Giving hope to the dream That Johnson had hoped for. Now with this I take my leave But don’t any of you forget, That the year 1968 Will go down in history, The President, L. B. Johnson, Will be a man of peace. By Jose Morante, Nortetio Int’l. Pub.-BMI. Translation by Dan Dickey. Available on Sombrero record SO-2367, c/o Jose Morante, 2606 Ruiz, San Antonio, Tex.