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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

1t16 ~ CICyO bdablCn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Esto undo & Ia designation que han
hecho de ID. Rafael Maria Labra para
Ediputado, puede darnos, no ya una
idea, sino una seguridad de las aspi-
raciones de este grupo ultra radical.
En- cuanto q los maestros de escue-
las de que antes dejo hecho m9rito,
soy de sentir rque. Gobierno debeTfa
SET mas considerable con ellos 7 des-
cargarlos de su cometido, que debe
series molesto, atendidas sus demas
ocupaciones voluntarias, a fin de que
tengan todo el tempo necesario para
laborar como mejor puedan
Aquf, mas que en- ninguna parte, Sc
hace sentir la no recti6cacion de las
listas electorales, pues hay barrio dom
de Sc han dejado de incluir cincuenta
contribuyentes, que hoy no tienen
yoto por esa razon, mientras que no
hay capacidad, de esos que ell bando
llama consuetudiaarsos, que haya de-
jado de incluirse, merced 4 la buena
memoria y vastos conocimientos con
dichas capacidades del Secretario, en-
t6nces del Corregimiento
Ahofa bien, Sr. Director, sno ha-
bra medic en- la Ley para que entire
mos de lleno en- ellag ihabra de per-
petuarse hasta 10 infnito la privacion
del derecho contfibuyentes muy
honrados que nunca pudieron suponer
que hubiese un Secretario tan h'Gvie-
so que los dejara de incluir en- las lis
tas? Shabra el Gobierno de perpetuar
tambien en- los destinos pdblicos q
hombres conocidamente contrarios &
nuestra nacionalidad, para que la in
iurien Y combatan con ell mismo dine
70 que reciben de ella9
Respetamos las opiniones de todos
para que las nuestras sean respetadas
pero no transigimos nj transigiremos
nunca con la falta de delicadeza er
recibifsgueldo del Gobierno q quier
Sc cofnbate, nj con la tolerancia, en- nc
descartar a esos enemigos, que sien
dolo del Gobiernoy della nacionalidad
10 son tambien de todos los espano
les.
Luchen esos insensatos ell buen;
hora donde quieran y como quieran
del modo y forma que les plazca
puestO que va no Dueden enga6ar
nos; pero tengan mas dignidad J
no acepten nj mendiguen puesto.
de la Nacion a quien ofenden, don
de reciben el pan que los sustent;
y la ropa que cubre la desnudez ell
que estaban, a causa de su tarniente
en- la inteligencia de que attn cuand'
decimos este, no abrigamos la espe
rama de que esas gentes, NAL. aveni
das con su origen y su nacionalidad
Sc llenen de dignidad, siquiera sci
momentanea, y renuncien los puesto
que tan injusta como inmerecidament'
ocupan; no, no los creemos tan MOBILES
nj mucho menos; mas por ESQ levan
tamos nuestro grito contra la traiciol
y ell abuse, para que tras nosotro
vengan otros y gritemos todos: fuera
ifuera!
Cabo-Rojo, 25 de MARIO de 1872
I'm suscriptor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

ce, echo 1 wolar su gacetilIa de doble
etect0; sin embargo, no extranamos su
error, que de corazon le performances,
pues icuantos individuos nacieron
destinados al ofcio Dc apld,sd Gales y
aluego han sido grandes preoacddores
de una multitad escogida!
Hecha esta aclaracion, yea el en-
mascarddo gacetillero 81 estuvo 8 no
acertado en- la e'eccion del punto pa.
ra el solamente vulnerable en- nues-
ira protesta, y abra bien los ojos dc
hoy en- adelante; pues nosotros nos
llenamos de orgullo al pertenecer q
la noble institution de Voluntarios,
sin que nos ruborice Ell decir que Sc
remos heroes para defender la inte
gridad nacional; siendo asf que en-
nuestras filas no queremos contar al
miserable autor de la gacetilla aludi-
da, nj siqu era como desertor, por-
que este solo seria abastante para
honrarle muchfsimo y colocarlea una
altura de la cual Sc halla muy lejos;
pues suponiendo que fuese un dis
parate 10 dicho por nosotros, tenien-
do cuenta con el fin porque Sc protes-
toy el principle q que obedecen los
cuerpos de Voluntarios, nadie que Sc
tenga por espanol sin condolences Sc
hubiera atrevido censurarnos, pues
to que de hacerlo asf, derecho tene-
mos para dudar de cualquiera que
observe semeiante conducta, por mas
que quiera presentarsenos envuelto
en- la bandera nacional.
Para concluir nos resta hacer pre-
sente al fecundo autor de gacetillas
dobles, que arroje la careta con que
pretende ocultar su rostro y de un
paseo por este pueblo, 81 es que no
vive en- el 8 alguno limftrofe; pues el
dltimo. el mas insignifcante de los
Voluntarios que componen la Com
panfa de esta localidad, esta dispues-
to a echarle en- cara su cobard1a sin
la menor consideration, pues no la
merece quien We en- esa noble insti-
tucion un acGrrimo enemigo, solo por
ser creada en- America para conser-
var la integridad del territorio; ymuy
bien hacen en- temerla aquellos que,
llamandose espanoles, simpatizan con
los incendiarios y bandoleros de Gu
ba: aquellos que en- Lares gritaron
"iMuera Espana y abajo ell Gobier-
no!:" aquellos, en- fin, que profesan
las absurdas ideas del comunismo
por Greer mas hermosa la errante vi
da del hombre sin dos, Patria nj
Ley; porque a estos perseguiran in
cesantemente los Voluntarios hasta
conseguir su total exterminio, para
10 que sacrifca gustoso cada cual 81
vida; pero bajaAdo a Ia tumba al
grito de:
u,VIVA ESPANAIil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-31

d. En- 0tro lugar de este ndriero hallaran n,,aa.
ttos lectores 81 discurso del padre PUG. '''ss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
LOCAL2AFFAIRS

NnrirRs ~ NBw DVRHTI~ENE NT-.
saE THOMAS q sunptEY's EoTIcE to the pub.
lie In today's issue.
A NnAT two story brick house for sale.
A nnAurpuL siS.room house for sale.
AraLErTo against olympic to-day.
VOCAL and Instrumental entertainment at
foundrJ ilurch this evening.
BRTAN Baoa. have superior olarets In store.
A vHRr DEsiRAnLn three-story pressed-hrlck
front house for sale.
W. POLLOCK BRo. call attention to their
fresh grass butter.
FIooR MATING at L. y. ClArhs.
sEH webb d BeVeridgo's decorated dinner
sotts
st. JANIS HOTEL IL for sale.
NEw ooops at Mrs. J. Karpelos'.
BarAu DRcs. have received one puneheOn Of
bay rum.
rwo sroRr and brick basement house for
sale.
swurr cArAwBA at Bryan Bros.'
Tuu Radical Republican Clpb will meet this
evening.
wHuArtEr a BRos, lumber dealers, corner
Seventh aud q strssts, and No. o. Water street,
Georgetown.
LATiHER 4 CLEARr, auctioneers, will sell on
Friday, May "a At $50 O'Clock, .. M, very de-
slrabis improved property on Eighth stree,
northues,. Also, on the same day, atll O'Clock,
5000 lowering plants On Monday, 9th Inst
at O'Clock, p. m, valuable property on Capitol
Hui. On Friday, June "a, At 4 O'Clock, p. M,
valuable real estate near the Baltimore and
Ohio depot.
THE. washington Commandsry No. l, X. T.,
will assemble tomorrow afternoon,
THR horse shOsrs will meet this evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21


In the House yesterday Gen. Ohipman intro.
duced bill 10 secure title TO real estate. IL pro-
yides that any real estAts In the District which
has here ,oiore been or may hereaiter % sold for
Q corporation deed has been or shall be given TO
tho purchaser thereof, and which has remained
or shall hereafter remain In undisturbed pos
a period Of ton years rom the date Of such saIs,
may then DO Improved By hAid purchaser, his
heirs or assigns, and any claimant 10 the fee Of
said property shall, upon proof OF claim, be Ad-
with principal and interest on the amount paid
by rAid purchaser from date Of purchase. Any
real estate In the District which has heretofore
been, or may hereafter be, sold for taxos BY the
twenty years and upwards In psaoeable Possos-
sion By the purchaser thereof his heirs or as
signs, and foe which corporation deed has been
given, shall become the uadlsP1ted property OF
and hereby IL, declared 70 DO ~ valid and indis-
putAble a. though the same was conveyed BY
deed or otherwise, according TO Law, BY the orig.
inal owner Of said property, his heirs or Asslgns
Referred 70 District Committee.
THRKn MoHTHA BOUNTY.
General ChlpmAn Aiso introduced bill 70 pay
the three months volunteers one hundred dol.
lSTs sSspy Il provide. that sysIJ soldier shS
States during the late rebellion for the periSd
Of three months, aud who was hOnorably dis
charged therefrom shall receive boanty Of
tlo9 the heirs Of any such soldier 70 DO entitled
THn 0AHLIoHT COMPANY,
Also, . bill AuthoriHinG the Washington Gas
light Company 70 increase It's capital STOCK zoo.
as the same may be required from time 70 time
10 extend their works in tho District OF Colum.
bia east Of Rock creek, provided that said In
crease shall not be made from undivided profits
which have already accrued or may hereafter
accrue, but IRON capital NotuAlly paid In. Re.
terred 10 District Committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

.vr,e to Glove debate At 10 O'Clock he would
MT DloEson 'ald he hoped thoy would not be
NJ CAN pbsii then inssteu on hts motion.
Mr.. Shelhord said he hoped the House would
exhibit mtrs iairmindeincss than Mr.. Camp
The vote vas then taken on the call for the
previous question, and II was not agreed TO ny
MA. sHuPHHRp's REHAREs
Mr. Shepherd said he proposed 70 LOOK ~ the
S Ssss rio .ih,p our squares 0 q he
boundary, near the suburbs o. the city OF
Washington, aud there, out q the way, they
Ion o. MARKET One d the arguments used
In favor Of the hill was that the District would
derive . revenue from H. This vas not 20, az
location, only turns In betveen 1000 and $1,000
revenue each year. Put the market At p street
and you drive AL the people this side Of X
kst, and coming Legislaiures will have, year
after year, 70 make appropriation 70 support
The proposed splendid make, building. The
street and south Of N street are as . unit In op.
position 70 IL The talk about the muninoencs Of
Mr.. Oorcoran's offer was all sham; He has 70
Interest The price 70 Be paid iOr he 6Orcoran
square was u per foot, while Mr.. Thyton, who
owns ne SQUARE immsdl , sdlSl1 ,s had
more time, have the bill and amendments
Posd s ssst % is' not SS
| mo SAVAGE or Corcoran sitss, but thought the
market should BE- located centrally 10 that sec
| ,Ssan Main tianItoi and fourteenth streets
| vote was then taken on SIR. DlcksOn's
an Ss m,p,, ~ w an.snJmsnt was agreed 10 By
vafa N "a 10
Nj shepherd moved to strike out the words
''On the liberal and muninceut terms proposed
h. MIN I" and insert afor the sum Of Nl00, OOo."
| lost by vote Of TO N
Mr.. piper moved 10 amend by striking out the
nr,t section and inserting, that the uovs,nor
i've Assembly DO, and are hereby, authorised
northern aud western Ssotions Of the city Of
| Washington, and report TO the Legislative As
| semhly "A early A. possible Not agreed TO BY
IN" u'0A' '0'I S q, Is.spruSr..
Mr.. Hogan offered an amendment providing
FOR The erection Of q market in tue northWsstsrn
section Of the city.
move for the erection Of market On "BSiisSd':
The spepdmsnt was lost =, 0, NV ,,o,,a,0v
MT SneHnV ,Sria v.ass spasr IN: psssaSs III
ne az, ths hi ,hould be ,ubmitted Tor ratInca.
,tnn ~ ma nsonie of me Eighth, Ninth TUeIIth,
TbIrtsenth Tourteenth. FifIssuth and Nine,
, ,.sn,h dis,,is,s ost Nv a vots N n 10 q
, M, nickaon .ubmit,sd thS FOLLOWING amend.
mfnG u,,.. n. ..,. mos, r.ra,,g IA m. On
, n,.ma sIan,t ~ ina DistrIets IN wren The DIS
80 4. -, ~. N. ~, - nonev "a ~. ~
trot y snSl 70, sno putooIs Money ~ 49, ~ ~ :,
! isa hsan ,nais shsII y. nnsiIv dscided n
Rave Te en- sns al ~, ~ m.s,o, er",sn, "
tEgm Liability On SAID purchase
NJ. A 10TH n rno5os i,I MI, D-Ov,d
! 81, Da ~ ps " pn1s No. .ApiI "a
ink inAt wv 1osiv " ~ ~ " ~ =, - a.
1919 N, ~, pe., ~, ~ ~. Nns,hssn ma :
hSS, sS SI 'S %bIs tSs Hoyk m npospsss tenn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The following permits 10 build have been To-
sued by Mr.. Cluss since our last: Chas. Il Hulse,
fix tW0-story frames, ID, botween TWslnh and
thirteenth southeast, and four two-story bricks,
dol John Williams, ono story fraue, Y, between
Ninth and Tenth southwest; Jhs. Farrell, two
two-st0ry frames, Seoond, between q and II
northeasti John s. murphy, ons.story brick,
N street; Edward Hayes, twestory brick, l, DO
tween New Jersey avenue and First northwest;
W. Sheppard, twostory frame, Sixth, between
l. and 81 northeast; Patrick Sullivan, two two
story bricks, corner Second and LingAn streets,
Georgetouni John s. Murphy, two one. story
frames, Rhode Island avenue, between Four
tenth and fifteenth, James shea, three three
story bricks, Second, between and Y north
west, =. J. fVrney, two tWo-story frames, New
Jersey avenue, botvoen ID and y; NJ. OolmAn,
two.story frame, Boundary, betwesn Eighth and
Poor, thres-.iory brick, 81 BY 80 feet, corner Of
Third and II nOrthWesti u. ID. 0unnsll, two
tWO-Atory bricks, q, between FOur-And- shalt
aud Sixth southwest, u. II. Morrison, three
story brick, Third, between Z and y nOrthWesti
Hooper, Lhree-story brick, with French roof
II, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth; Mary Ann
Mills, two two story frames, First, between L
and Pierce streets northwest; John Mason, two
story brick, ", between North Carolina Avenus
and First street northeast; T. W. Smith, two
two-stoTy frames, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets northeast;
Lewis York, twO-story frame, Franklin street,
and P and q northwest q. y. Oumnlins, two
two story frames, Eleventh, between and W;
Mrs. "A. WOllard, throo-story brick, q, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth northwest, Dennis
Gleason, tWO-stOry frame, First, between @ aud
II northeast
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The attention Of the police Of the Fourth po-
lice precinet has boon for some time past called
10 the faot that gang Of gamblers oongrngate
regularly every Sunday afternoon upon the
S0Ventoenth-street wharf, and there play cards
for money, These men have heretofore sue
eeedod In eluding the officers, but Sunday amer.
noon were grabbed by Lieutenant 9ToeT, Ser
geant Perry and SIX men, who made = descent
upon the party, which consisted Of some twenty
men and hAlEgrown boys. Tho CHEERS utre IN
oitlIens' dress, and by this means were enabled
TO approach them. TN discovering who they
were an exciting stampede took place. Some,
jumping overheard, swan TO the Sycamore
beach; others got into boats, and others still
scaled tho wall Of the Van Ness house. The
officers succeeded In capturing nine Of the
crowd-four white and ave oolored-namsd J.
Cllnkers, Albert Powell, Frank Payne, Joseph
Hill, John Jenkins, Thomas Henson, John Un-
dsTWood, John Kirk aud James HAislup, To-
gether with four decks Of cards Aad Gig hty nine
cents In money. The party were conveyed 10
the station house, whore they were held upon
the charge OF unlawful assembly, and yesterday
morning were carried before Judge Smell, who
fined them each IS. Lieutenant Greer and his
men deserve great praise for their success, and
with the determination manifested by this olfioer
the city will soon be rid Of the gangs which have
infested this section 90 long.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The strawberry festival for tho bsnoft Of the
Christian Association oommensod hast evening,
and will close tonight Tho attendance was
large, and everybody appeared to enjoy them
selves. During the evening Miss Annie Ware
read some choice selections, which were highly
appreciated. Strawberries were in abundance,
. large supply having been received from Nor
folk. Tonight thero will be . gala time; be-
sides the readings By Miss Ware there will DO
other entertainments offered 70 make the eve
ming a. enjoyable one.
Many ladies and gentlemen from the city
have sfgninod their lnLentlOn 10 attend tonight,
aud doubtless the festival will prove a grand
success, and be tho means Of raising quite q
fund for the association.
A o0lorod Christian association was organised
lAsI Wednesday night, and tho following otneers
we're slectodi W. n. Murphy, PRESIDENT Robert
Gross, Vios president; Payne smith, secretary
VIM. Jones, treasurer. Z oction OF committees
takes place 10 morTou night when the OTRani-
ration will be complete, and on which occasion
the president, By Invitation OF the society, will
address them on tho subject Of education. The
association grew out Of the iAborh OF the Sunday
school, and u nov In n very progressive state.
The children OF the aol0rOd Sunday school will
Be treated 70 an omnilus ride, on THURSDAY
evening, through the grounds around the
Soldisr' Home and other points Of interest In
that locality.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

WIN. L. Wall h 90. will sell lot No. a. In
square toi, fronting on PennsylvAnla avenue,
assessed 10 Seth Hyatt, by authority Of the com.
mission having In charge the pAvlns Of Penn
sylyaniA avenue, 10 pay for amount Aisespd for
sald pavement.
LAtlmer CleAry will sell, At $50 o'elock, the
south Is feet Of lot u, In square Sts situated on
Tenth street west between ID and Y streets
north. mo
VIM. l.. Wall n CO. will sell, at II O'Clock, M,
at the mouse, corner Flfth and n streets north.
west, all the household furniture.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The members Of the Arlington Boat Club held
special meeting at the Dickson house lAAt eve
ming, and adjourned to moet at their boat hOoSs,
foot Of Nluth street, on Wednesday evening, At 3
O'Clock. All members OF the club are requested
Join crews and participate IN the pleasurs Of
rowing during the coming summer. 1t 10 hoped
full attendance will prove the interest mtm.
bsrs take In this organization aud Its future
career.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

Yesterday afternoon, while some carpenters
houses for II. d. 0unnsli, on q street, between
FOur-And- a hAlf and sixth streets, were engaged
In placing the oornice in position, the scahold.
ing save way and ,pTeoipltAted George Bark.
man, BeniAmin Polglaso aud john Carson 10
the ground, injuring them seriously.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

Al the Equity Court yesterday, on the april.
cation Of John u. Hanna, esq, an order passed
for the sale Of the ptoperty on II street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, on which Il situated
the Well.knoWn Van Ness mausoleum o. vault,
circular building surrounded with columns,
The remains contained In the vault are 70 be 70
moved 10 Oak Hill cemetery and the vault TO
DO torn down, to give place for modern improve.
m0ntA,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
AulIss,uENr~.


US , - $3.50. ,.r.o.l.
The WIDOW farley ana her famous
will arrive from Europe, at New York, to-day.
.-h. ,,h,,,o a. Ua,htngton ,sll have the Measure
D,- ~. 80 !, a..
Of seeing the widow farley on lne Nt i ~ wv
present month, AZ Lincoln hall' En w, tne iunhy
entertainment OF the WIDOW WI IemMn w
three nights only, giving matlnee o9 e1 ,he'.
day aftetnoon, NAY ~ 20 49, niasns o,,,siJs
the city, as well, also, 70 give the nltie eenOoi
children, with their parents an opPot,uhiY "
Witnessing the humorous farley enhlDllloh'
The little children who attend sohooi can ply
euro from their teachers uoke 70 attend we
matinee at the very moderate hguie OF nteen
cents, when the regular price would oe tNsny.
nVe 70 matinee " the chllIen seLe 70 puIon,,se
them at the door on the DAY o. the entettain.
ment OF course the low nsuIe ol nIteen eents ~
only applies 70 children unner we've yshn .,
age, and can DO bad only AZ the sohool, Iot tnAt
price. The sale o. reserved eeats taxes Plaoe
this morning Al Ellis music sore.
A.. Iua. xyaoa
80. y',,"., la, ....t,.
The audience Nv tne Nauohhi h' oNehnk
was . large and merry one, and, from all APP
p,aranoes, lust such Assemblages will crowd the
theatre during the short stay OF the superior bur
lesque company which holds ~ DoarIs ~ present.
fon anp ~ m sssr.c,s ~ aamirahIs mr.
Snnliop' mil Of Original, genuine humor and
mlrth. provoking puma The idea upon which
the burlesque Il founded 70 out Of the common
run from ANYTHING rude or 0utFe, and In no
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

Of this city are preparing 70 give . grand con.
cert 10 Alexandria on the evening o. the 18th
OF washington Lodge to robuild their Temple,
which was destroyed by hre about q year aga
The last rohearAal Ooours on Monday sVoninE
cOmpaniment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The report published in our Issue Of Monday
70 the effect that . son Of MT. CHARLES King,
thIce years old, was found on the street At 10
home sleeping At that time. The information
was rocolved from what was deemed . reliable
louTce, consequently the error,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

oTTcE A. o, g., FoAT MoHENsT, Mp.,l
Sealed propesals In duplIeata viii Be received u
this ohss ssiii Il eeieSE < n de sgib ins4aL fof
islalshlas trTSh Sect rsqui,sd y re ssesslsnss
l6l Iaontha, 6ommenoilE JAY l, lsfa
1aiosRaaoa 4 % seaallisa, aasllly q Beet, Pag.
meats 49, can be 's'AHsd y apBhso2RIn
MI IiIh IA ~ D, ., AM, Il ,L
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The CoTooTAn Battalion, composed Of the Cor
ooran ZouAyes, Washington 0renAdleTs, and
washington Rines, commanded by Major j.
Edward Doughty, visited the 0ermAnla Sehuet.
Iea Park last evening upon invitation az the
dermAniA Society, when the SOgsr boys hAdsa
good time and wdre happy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

The House Oommltteo on Charities and Cor.
reotionb OF the Legislative Assembly propose 20
morrow 10 visit, AZ far A. possible, the soyeful
Quoted, and also their wants and needs IRON ,lie
UOvefnment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

M. JonNsTON;. =.
BAITIhoRR LOOK HOhPTAL
once . Soath Rredertah street.
From his extensive praatios In the srsAi RsspItASs
saIops 4sd " A.. "a thls Soan'Iy. "a kasiAad,
q bissRSfs 80 iafk s IN Tie world Toe
AZURE WARRANTED In two DAYS.
T,saniss, e ne sspk q ..AP, sssis.a,s sotoa
Impoe,aeI, 0sessl bsbiliS, Nsrvousnsi., D,spspsiS
!. l1i1 x. FsiI o'RR,: :$sS 9 ~.
n aidaiae. DbsNsS q ths He'd, fhIoeL Nos 8.
BeS,sshoss .srbs ssoJssrs .Ii.aa fss. n. ~
tAg Habits q Yoath-aHcn1T and solltAry practioaS
Sss Eiasss d U,ssss sshtuS shsS nS g. ir1ns e
helss y AnneipAtona' rsadsriAH mArfiAkS. AZ, In
YOUNG ME
sho hays iaiaIsd thsnssiyss b. certain pr.stIe. In
s s,s m sass ASns-. sasl saasnt learned os
IN. s.Ss SsSS adrssg and z 70. cured te1s
-sheald Ippy lnacdi1isig. "O'" '"n' Aoa oooS
W.. ny "a yeans nAa. ne AOps Of hi. soan,
al IIO.psgts aud ssoSmsais q ma 81 sss a ne@
Sszss 4 49, Ia ssS Isi s.aA Of nAiu's aAd
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