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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Connecticut.
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1ttW III z1. ~.
Die yWorlb" idreibt: Gin 6err, tpelz
der geltern Don elmer Netie our6 Gonz
n~ecticut 3uriidteb,te, ma9t uns Die Wtit1
tDeiluug, baB tn ienem Staate 5ioii6rn
$1,000 BITS 10000 Tobritarbeiter in
Sol8e Der groben Gel6aftsnotb obne
Bei0Gftiqun0 iiuo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Soipa.
0es Woiues, %. Oft.

9(us alien Counties be5 StaateS liegen
ieBt Die 8eriDte Dor. 9as Jteiultat
giebt ben 9tepublifanern i'm Genat &c
Stimmen IND Is Oppofition; I'M 6auie
81 Stimmen unb 40 Sppolitiou. Die
Wle1rbett ber Gepublifaner lit III gle5
n%aritBungen % Sttmmen.
Dubuque, %. Oft.
Der S9reinergeieue @brtitian SugIe,
so Sabre alt, ltlrote beltte Wtorgen BON
einem 80 SUB boben @crillt unD brad
oas @eniG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Metifo.

Gan TranctSco, Is. Oft.
ueber eine 3euplution i'm merifaniz
i6en Staate Spnora beribten bon Eusz
con arn l. OftO6er a6selanbte 9epei6en
Solgenbes: &us @uaDmas ipirb gelGriez
ben, Dap Gonnant unb 8arbeDtio AM 10.
September in Brpmontorio cine Nuf>
1tanOserfldrung ge8en Die Negierung BON
Sonora erliebeH, an9ebli6 um eineyaiiGs
febr 3ur Staatsperfalilns bonn Nopent>
ber 1872 81 erstpingeu. Die 9%lufitduoi>
i6en naDmet BON Alamos 8eItb uuo be-
baupten ben iioliden She'll beS Staates.
sic erDoben BON BEN &allfleuteu iener
Stabt cine &ontributton BON $50, 600.
S9re Wadt CD beitebt aus $50 gut be-
moffneten Soloaten.
@ouberneur 8esquira Dat pcrlDulitb
ben OberbcfeDl I'M Telbe iibernommen.
unb rilitct Gin Seer CD BON 800 Mann
aus. @iel bangt fir TIN BON Dem NuS>
gauge oes eriten aampfeS o6, ba i'm uuz
glItli1en Sale BET Ilfitanb ii9 Iber
ben sanaen Staat ausbeDnen mag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Wcm ODrf.
Sem Oorf, 20. Sft.
Gin ent1eBIi9es Il II 9 Iii d.

Die Na6ri@t lit ioeben bier einGetrofe
fen, ooB auf benz 9ubion beute Sormttz
tog 35 nit Betsen belaoene &onalboote
bonn S6lepptau Iosbra6en uno baB
stpii6en 25 unb 80 berfelben %gegeniiber
bon StonD9oint nit BEN barauf beftnb5
Ii6en Wdnnern, Tr0uen uno &inoern
O%erIuufeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28

9l6mtral Qobos lit bier ~on8efommeT.
Oils @nti6ulbi9ung fir iei!en Nb5u9
bon %Gartogena gjebt er al, oaB letre etn7
sige 3anSerfregatte gum Dtenit ll11taug1
lin nPrnndlt innr0eu mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28

OelTDII, ~. SII.
Sn Miblan6 ipurbe seitern 9Ibenb
8illiom 1urner, Ser Obmann in Sias'
Scbingelmiible, bonn S6nungrao beim
Nodl6oB erfaBt nnb 10 beftig gegen Bic
Oede gei6leuoert, boB Der SOB TAFT eus
aenblidlib etntrat. Surner mar ullDer=
beirat1et lln0 "a Sabre alt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28

0IN III = 70. SI1.
Die amtIi6e 3ablung IN 6amilton
@ountD ergtebt fir 9topes ben rep. @ous
perneursfanptbaten 16, U2O, uno fir Nl>
len 16, 1874 Stimmen, mitbtn fir SeBtez
rem cine WebrDett bon 756 Stilnmen.
Sn ben Senat itnD stpei 0emofraten unb
Elm 9tepublifaner ermdblt; in bas 6aus
a9t OemGtraten unO stpet 0tepu6litaner.
@tsconftn.
Mtlnamfee, "a. Oft.
Sn geegaunee, Wtt6.. ltegt Der S9nse
5nei 3ol tief, ipdbreno Die Sep0lferuny
BON SORT 9arrD, Otanitoba, ittb bereits
elmer Sdneebede BON iteben Sou SiGe
e%rfreut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
SHistoi5.
. nfinmhiIIe 20.

SAD ouptlle, ~. Stf.
Das Sobn6en beS 6errn Uti6. Wt
Sberrb bon bier fam geitern in i6recflts
der Weile al 1einem Sob. Ser &letle
iptelte init anoeren GlIaben i'm Seller Ell
mes carbohydrates, ais eS einem Oer1el>
ben %einfiel, aus nlnberliegenoem Strob
Elm Scler All MAIDEN. Die Slammen err
griffen feline Gletber uno n%erbrannten i'm
10 idredlib, baB er ldlon mad tDenigen
StMuoen Der16ieo.
Bloomt g 20. DIT.
Qlm %Dor;gen Santitag perlu6te Der
N6tb. @m. s.. GDeenen BON SaDbroof,
1einer Belt Der 8ertreter bteies @ountD
i'm StaatS1enate, fem Qeben an einenl
Strid aussu6au6en. 9as Broieft
tpuroe iebo1 Dur6 bas 6in3ufommen
zines OtttglieoeS Der Samtlte nod re9ts
Settig entoefI umo Derettelt.
SprinfteIb, "a. Oft.
@ouperncur 8eberioge bat Dem q.
9topember gum augemetnen Qanfia>
9ungstag bel1immt.
Der @ouperleur ge6t De1te na6 Gbt>
cage, UNI Das banquet, tpeldeS Die Sbts
cag0er 6anbelsfammer Dem bort tagenS
ben vgtational 8oarb Of Traoe" gte6t,
nit ieiner @e9entpart 81 beebren.
Q(uf alien 0ffentlt6en @ebdlIoen ftn6
anldBli6 pes Qlblebens 6es N6t. Wm.
SGaOoen bic Slaggen auf 9albmaft uno
Die 8eamten oeS StaatsOepartementS
ltnb in Irauer eefletbet. 0ie 8eerois
guu9 miro morgen itattfin6en.
Sprin9fielb, %. Stt.
Die @~ranbiurb, wel6e 9eitern gegen
BEN flii6tig 9etporOenen 8unbesiteuerz
einneDmer 5arper Die Nnflage Der 8erz
nntreuun9 sgeloern erbob,
ftellte beute belien erlten 8uGbalter Nls
bert Srnitb inter Die NnfIage Der Wftts
i9ulo an Der unterldlagnng pon $lO4.s
6l9.14.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28

Yt1aboH %. Gft.
Die 8oliaei bal cine fir Die Garltiten
beitimute Guantitdt Suifcn confiS3irt
unb Bic 9er1onen. in beren 8eitb bielelz
ben %gefunOeu Wuroe1, III 9aft genom>
men,
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20
VAN BUREN, ARK, MAY 20, 1873.
!. O mamma r. she said. vial ths tears

80 mammal she said, with the tears
running down her checks, "will you lei
me come back to live and be your little
girl, I'll be your good little girl forev
er nor ever" And when she was safe,
~ sheltered in her mammals arms, and
confessing all her grief and remorse, she
felt little better.
Pretty soon Nannies father came heme
"Bless my soul !" said he. is Mr.. Vests
little girl over here tonight"
Mamie lifted her curly head from hcl
mothers breast. and laughed through hei
tears. "Im not Mr. Vests little girl, y
sho said II am my own precious nam
mas and yours, and l AN going to live
here and play with my darling Willie.
"Oh, l thought you were tired OF WI
lism
Mamie in answer slipped down from
her mammals lap and hugged and kissed
Willie till he pushed her away Wiiil'
was only two years old. and although h'
loved Mamie dearly he did not like to b'
kissed and huseed very long at time,
wish could say that ever after that
Mamie Mason was such good little
girl that she did without complaint wha'
her mother thought best.
1t must be confessed that sometimes
her own way did seem to her great dea
nicer than her mothers Blu. ono thing
You may be sure, she never again told
her mother that she would go away ano
leave hor. She had learned that he'
mother could do better without her thar
she could do without her mother
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20
FRAT E r NAL.
MASONIC.

The regular communications of VAN By,
&REy Lopez, No. 6, +. a. MAsONs are held
sthr Saturday on, or next preceding each full
Rmoon. at p. NJ, in their Hall at Van Buren,.
$Nembers ofthe Fraternity in good standing
ssre respectfully invited to meet withus.
G. WILCOX, w. NJ
". II. SuIBLEY, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20
POET RY.
The Wolf at the Door.

You're tired. dear mother your ehoek is quite pale
Won't you lay down your sewing and tell me tale
Of fairies, that sent, in the good times sf old.
Rich banqpets and jewels. and purses of gold2
Not about little Riding Hood crossing tho moor,
Was tho wolf that she met like the Wolf at our door?
lave lace or each window and lamps in each hall?
Where the. curly haired children play over the
grass
We might hear their gay laughter and talk as we'd
Must you sit here and work till your fingers are sore?
thihk we might steal by the Wolf at the Door
III lay down your work-ah how warm it will be-
Once always in pessed ed
But / shan ask for this, if you think tnouid be
Yet can I understand what you told me before.
That 4 might, for while. keep tho Wolf from the
Door
The clothes have on are so thin and worn
! try to be thankful they never stay corn;
But should Ike some new ones, with tassels and
md stocking. not shrunken. nor faded nor frayed
And q pair Of new shoes-how they'd creek ON the
But then he might hear them-the Wolf at the Door
The rooms growing dark, and cant see to play
By tho light of the lamp that shines over the way
And the shadows that fit er its gloom the wall
They frighten me, coming shapeess and tall
| IN, how would beg for candle once moe,
III you thought he not see us-the ofat the Door
ANA the hre on the hearth, II has died away quite
Won I you kinde new one, dear mother to light
Don tyou love the soft flames, they crackle and
glow?
They would warm your poor hands that are cold as
tho snow;
And the kettle would singl!ark lis that the wind
roar?
On, mother II fear It's the Wolfat the Door
Well, hear me my prayers and II lie down in bed,
And while your soft arm ID passed under my head
Won't you tell me again to be trusting and brave,
Though march over thorns my way to the grave.
To keep sin from my heart, lest it eat to the
Dear mother is sin like the Wolfa at the Door?
And tell me of mansions still grander than those
Whore the rich children play and the grass greenly
grows;
Where they II give me bright robes, and crown for
my head,
nd on fruits from the gardens of God I'll be fed;
Oh, mother 10 think there we'n live eyermore,
And bo in no fear of the Wolf at the Door
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20

IrrMs FOR HorsrKEEPERs Alum Or
vinegar is good to set colors OF red,
green or yellow.
II you are buying carpet for durabil.
i.y choose small figures.
A hot shovel held over vanished fur
ni,uro win take out white spets.
Scotch snuff put on the holes where
crickets come out will destroy them.
Ribbons Of any kind should be washed
in cold soap suds and not rinsed.
II your fiat irons are rough rnb them
with fine salt, and it will make them
smooth,
A gallon Of strong lye put in . barrel
Of hard water will make Is as scn as rAia
water.
DO everything in It's proper time.
Keep everything in its place. Always
mend clothes before washing them.
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20
NICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1873

TINIIE Guide is now published Quarterly, q cent.
| pays for the year, four numbers, which is not
half tho cost. Those who afterwards send money to
the amount of One Dollar more for Seeds may also
order Twenty five cents worth extra the price paid
for the Guide.
The January Number Is beautiful, giving plans for
making Rural Homes. Designs for Dining Table
Decorations Window Gardens, ~, and containing
flowers. -
One hundred and fifty pages on fine tinted paper;
some i've hundred Engrayings, and u superb Colorcd
Plati and Chrome Cover. The first edition Of two
hundred thousand just printed in English and Ger
man, and ready to send OUT - =, a,
'''"' JAMES WICK, Rochester. N. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
,orial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
Mo cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
8 Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
: lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
N iCards or communications of personal
character if admissible atall, double the usual
Mstes and strictly in advance.
III Announcing candidates, for Congress or
.Satatc offices. $500. County officers, $1,000.
IN Edtoral notices, 25 cents per line.
M Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
WI ,yancc. Legal and transient advertisements
R he paid for when left at the office.
gX All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
A@@ Address all letters and communications to
# Us. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20
Pianos Tuned.

DROP. BRUUN wishes to inform the citizens Of
L Van Buren and Fort Smith. that he Il prepared
~ Tune Pianos, Organs. 40. on short notice, Also,
will give lessons in Music Brass or String fpstru
rrents and on the Piano.
viii farnish Music for Parties. Balls, se, on short
notice, -. At, -
Address by letter iu person and prompt attention
win be given. 'Nn > ~
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20

Ey- They tell us Of one Boston moth.
or who says of her baby that "as 1t
couldn't be handsome like its papa is's
going to be good like its mamma.
That is the first baby on record that 10
not tho prcttiest that ever was-to Its
mother
The Van Buren press., 1873-05-20

You're tired, dear mother your ehoek is quite pale
Won't you lay down your sewing and tell me a tale
OF fairies, that sent. in the good times Of old.
Rich bsnquets, and jewels, and purses of gold
Not about little Riding Hood crossing the moor;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05
K0lICIAS De LA PEN NSULA
III cOrre~pOnsal,

He aqui as principales que encon-
tramos EN- I'll Comercio de- Cdiis:
NADIA hay decisive ,odavla respscto al
movimient9 nsurfeccional do CArlageaa.
Maestro eaouadrA 80 ha preaep tAdo vAriAs
veces de.Aats de- aqurlA plaaG para pro
voc.r = "a 90 Ia lnsugrecsoa quo, ala
embargo, SO hA mAntsnido de1tro dol
puerto, aigaihca ndo Aa clzrAmente que
40 quteFr AcepIAF an nuovo conbA,e IA
va.. l. prme'- Ia es,Ajo pog doa oaAa,o.
nee On Alicante pagA psJvesEso dc eosa-
bus.4be. Sisae 4An4AdA por 81 contra
-lmssAG!a Sr Ch.carso, EAb oado vaelso
"a : M@dfit ., scleg miaialfo do MAuuA
F0g l. PAris % gsefrA tAmpooo la oi's
oido cosA AlggaA impogiAasa ss sa4. Dc
CAfsAgeDA oxeepgsAado 81 eaaoaco de
oosi-laufe J das o ,srs sAs d2s &c loa
.ssuffso,oa qss ban s,tu slsapss Fu1hA
sAds'- III seaersi Csb4!.os IA rsesbt4o
fsl4sgaoa ds couasdeFAeioa.
Dsasso - l. p.AaA hAy sHe a-oass aay
pFonaaeaAAaa s1gsa lsa pAasneal4ssAa. peso
no De al smposgAacsA cue oasgaa IasAs.
seAs = sspssAssA De a~s 4 tGaesVs4esee
roas.@ya - psoGss ooe@o lassu 80 4a.eas.
aesPsctD Al saovsea ees1 ca l4sgA laa es.
sAs eassaaa4a "a . Aaxss sa "a aassazs
e.iA2a Sa-gza@ sesaas tzzp-sssA@ae Aa
ssasao l=gAs Aa.s. AAasA - 4aaa sac 81 sa,
SEA. Aess@@Ss "a = sssa&s @4y gsseEo =
sas@a "a. ~. CAfhss. e2s 81 gsas..1 IS ..
ssssxaap, Psf@Aseee sA k4a@AA
"a CAiAla6.A AA sasyosAAa a s.aaassaa
IL hAaa&@ sAxN-s s@.a4sa.fpa ea@ "a -.
ste@sa. se.Ass vs@Es asaa pasA La gs4gaa
A. = sss~AseA Ia LsF-sseseA ps@v 49,
. As AasM~ss@A AA esass4sss4a e - So ].
4Asaa~wss@ - "a s@ssYsas tsazeuss 49, ssa
ts@AA y 4ss ssaa - sssns&ta - q 4sss
g&a3A - pfs<~tas - saAa = sasaa - -.
sasssss Fsfs ss@sa Il ass.a@ A4 eueasAss.a
sszs AaeAs suss@ a. gssa wsxaas sas4 /.
sas. s.seeta n .sass s.asa@aa. ssssxawaa..
- e. Fsss = ExsseaA asan
~ EAsks Esa.&ksf - !. ...s...
issnsssn~ssa F@sgss .sts sa = ss.ss&ssss..
as = @aass4s&s saaskSsssasA. go = 49,
- = AA&.asA - lAeKsM mms4ss ! :.
So a. "a Asssas.as &.sk.eassu..
@aI NR ssa = - go 49, 80 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05

detai!ado, gigni6cando los hechos her6icos
que hap tenido lugar en- la batalla de la
Inca. Las p6rdidas de los enemigos, SO.
gun noticias de heridos cogidos, han sido
de consideration por efecto de- la srtillerfs
y 8 juzgar por los csdSyeres encontradOs
que han sido sobre 40, en- su mayor parte
de grauadss; los nuestsos, de todas armas,
son % muertos y 25 heridos, que hoy
hsgo q Ia brigada Dana los acompane q
Logrono."
Ed Extremadura Ia faccion Sabariegos,
capitaneada en- la actualidad por Ramon
Infantea, sigue perseguida por varias
columnas, yendo au alcaace el captain
Gonzalez.
Seguu tel6grama del comandante mill.
tar de Albacete, la faccion Aznar Be ha
corrido hacia Minalla, yendo en- el mayor
desalento."
Lo que trassdo V. por 81 gusta in
sertarlo en- el peri6dico que dignameote
diriie.
Cadiz 10 De noviembre de 1S73-P.
o., Amtomio ManriQ~e de Lara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05

Segun III RstadO Feierdl, el Conf
~ rrfsrmista Ina oirec do setenta ace,
n.ilas al Ga litsn General y Ocho mi
ho4.L'es, caso de que haya guerra
AplaudiIaos la pr mera Of rita, Pc
10 sn cuanto 4 Ia Segunda extrana
mos que in simple comite brinde
hombres al Gobierno como ri fuera
una poteneia
la Gaciol ti5ns derechO do hacer
tomar las armas a tolOs los ciudada
nos -spano es para defender el terri
forio patrio sin la intervention dc co
lecti"ida ICES que no tienen atribucio-
nes para afinar nj dc alistar sOldados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05

da llevar adelante su pepsamiento
pror0gando los poder 4 Mac Mahor
8 restableciendo la monarqufa cor
una regenoia 6 una lugar te1lencis
del reinO. Aqui todo Sc vuelven cabii.
deos y reuniones, y los trenes de Yer
sales van y vienen compIetamente
atestadOs de representatives que nc
Sc dan un momentO de descanso ante
la esperanza de poder conseguir POI
fin sus propositOs. La hora fatal ha
sonadc, por que Francia no puede
cOntinuar viViendo sin un sistema de
gObiernO defnitivo que le de paz y
trsnquilidad.
Los radicales que no quieren en-.
cORtrarse desprevenidos no cesan tam
POGO de tener dispuesta su gente en-
las Principales poblaciOnes con ell OBJ
eto de tratar de conseguir por la
fuerza 10 que le es impossible hacer en-
ell parlamento. Temense granies des-
6rdenes en- algunos puntos, los cua-
les seran reprimidos energicamente
pOr ell bien disciplinado ejercito con
que cuenta ell mariScal Mac Mahon.
La Asamblea Sc reuni6 ell dia sefla-
ladO y las sesiones son bastantes bor-
rasc0sas con motive de Ia discussion
de varios proyectos relatives todOs q
dar a la Francia un gobierno fuerte
que pueda sa!varla. Unos quieren pro-
clamar la mOnarqula con la regencia
de unO de los perSOnajes mas notab!es,
como ell duque de AursaIe, ell prfnci-
pc Joinville, ell mariscal Mac Mahon
&":, mlentras que Otros quieren que
Sc prOclAme definitivamente la repG-
blica conservadora y sc nombre pre-
sidente de ella 4 Mac Mahon 6 a Mr..
Theirs, el cual est& trabajando mu-
chislmo para que tenga iugar este IL
timo. La batalla Sc dara pronto, sin
que hoy por hoy puede asegurarse de
parte de quien estara ell triunfo, pues
les fuerzaS Sc hallan perfectamen!e
equlllbradas, hssta ell punto de que la
dterenCia entire las fuerzas monarqui
cas- y republicanas es de 4 6 6 votos.
En- Aemama sera disuetO el parIa-
mento, cOnvocandose muy en- breve 8
nuevas eieccionos. Los peri6dicos de
Viena Sc Ocupan de las conterencias.
celebradas entire Bismarck y ell con
lie Andra>sy, durante la Permanencia
del emperador GuillermO en- dicha
capital, en- las cusIes estos personsjes
han estadO lie periectO acUerdO en- to.
do, excePto EN- 10 concerniente 4 la
question cat6lica en- que ell cOnde de
Andrassy sc nego a iphuir rotunda-
mente en- e! ministerio cisIeithano pa
ra la expulsion de los jesuitas.
FL rey Juan de Sajonia ha muerto
lie la hidropesia lie! corazon que lie
aquejaha hace mucho tempo. LIE ha
sucedido on el trono su hljo Alberto,
que esta casado con la prlnceSa Ca
rol'na de Vassa. FL principe Alberto
ha hccho toda la guerra franco prussia.
ma las 6rdenes del principe Federi-
ca Caros, ganando en- ell campo de
batslla el baston dc general aleman.
ESto, undo a sus especiaIes cuaida.
des, hace que Sc haya recbido con
verdadero public por 81 pueblo salon
su eIevaci IN oil trono.
III corre-pOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05
COpiamos del Herald:


'SantO Domingo n0Viembre 12.-
III general Manzusta y tres otros ge
herales han sido fusilados por 6rden
del presidente Baez Esiaban com.
pllead0s en los recientss movimien
tos revoiucionarios. SO espera que
otros oiciaies de alto range que es
idn prosos por iguales causas Seran
en breye ejecutadOs."
SeLtimos la sangre derI amada, pc
ru 10 isvia sentiriamOs mas que Ca
bral. el protector de los insurrectos y
d. los teasrdlistas de las Antillas
reomplazase al enGrgicO Baez. Este
supreme magistrate tiene para nos
0tr Il mismo m6rito que Lerdo de
Tciada en Mejico; no aburrece a Es-
pala IA a lbs espanoles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05

Segun caTta que tenemos de San
tiago de Cuba y teIegramas ofcialss
que hemOs leido en- los peri6dicos de
los EstadOs Unidos, no SO han fusiIa
do en Santiago dc Cuba tantos fill
busterOs como aqui sc ha dicho
III nImero total de los que suftie
ron Ia Ultima pena asciende q SO.
Quedhn l02 en Ia carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05
correspondence del "BoIetin.
E'HrGs. r de Noyiembre lie 1873

t'art~. 10 dr NoyiembTe lie 1915.
SrguFa monte - p,liticos, 8 nar
p-ri.ho el sefo, . r. gente que no sir
~ ga'a ponsr Il csscshe al cato, o.
"a" el nues - E-paila -c dice En mi
in'c..ur reyIsis, prone'ia ( Y. daric
ga 's pleser'e impoItantisimas mott
rlas: sstss hsbian he rrterirse 4 Ia
frun.oa 'e 4 A-amb'ea y 4 Ia pro~la
.aaeior como Fry de Ffaocia lie En-
r.qur Y, crnie ~ ChambDrd. Pcro
r. =. casu que, como quiera que eI
n"mh.s prDp'.s } Dos di-pone, 10
mP'T me- que trrgo qIe comunicdr-
L. - gue ~ conle en vi.peras ir ce-
ar "a corona Del fe no frances, 81 ME
- 4 hgcer coucesi1res revolucloua.
fas para enpunar el cetro que una
A-anb''a j. en Feglba, con ri OBJ
ir q-e domlns.e "a grave y trlstisima
.iiuacion por qu- es.e de-veuturaio
iais rsia pa,anlO de.de Ia ultima y
iesf 'ifUsa guerra.
Uan. liza ant-s de reunifse lis re-
pf~seuiau'~, 80 "a Nacion pare pre-.
elsma' 4 E4rfus Y este t-nlenio
I4i.Irssa hsc~F lie ( u,ro Luz Fell
p~. dlfig'6 una e.p~ct~ de manifesto
iIc.ro'' que q ao p.e le 30 icy de
ia -rga.go''u. @. pu~d- perml'lr que
.4 n-L.ef. dr lay 40 s,a "a uulca
Iu~ - if-molr rn Fran ia. Toda. 8 Ia
gfa' Tay'f III. de Ia prcn,a, c,ti con.
'rAi~ ca shfmaI que "a hl.toI a a. al
q. .ls-Ia Is. r,a o. ar Caanh.rd rl h4-
ser osrg~s'D . "a rstaniastr l. ca-
- a".ofer. e cl g4c - A,lta eH los sc-
'aairs uou~uios - u4clon ifaacr.a,
e-Fu~s a~ "a - taaios , taGios So
iurfxls pc sA,if ur lus langu~fa 70 -
Ps.igfcs d~ una po.iticA eqaisocAda,
eoffomp.aa J iaial para el p1tyrulr
ds esie PAL. Toto RI mando csusafa
- toniu DEL coni- lie Chambord
20 os momrntos en q4e lie dlpliA-
dos coasefvaia'ss t- ,oins ID. 1au
ces pFese siaa d- sss tacl.aa-sonc.
paftcasfrs ea pro de 80 ,ltefesca
sensFale'. caanio Ia aipaia aas de Ia
dsfecha, los lesltl uls.ss. - aTruiA1
con .ps liBera'es dr. c~atfo defscAo
= pactar ts cemsa acu~fto - mejor
mancfa 4e lsvaniar = monafqula ca
ma oi's'acgio tnsupenb.o coasfa ri
sspas.ts secsa.sssa qae ssslo 10 masA ,
des'Fuyc - efea qas por esto qse ~
I p'iaeiPes 81 . easa 30 Oflr4as has
cash 80 Sc sesiss8. ps~sso qss =
ofsAno mas aasonsAsaa ds So pafsias
20 - aFlteal1 dr tas3o Zee
LIE pF.Sgige. 4s us.eaas hsa Ae
eiafato qus =. "a "a qae - qssssn
sssab.eesI = ,sssasqsls no - saesa
sfafis seiFs - pgcs~ni,ease a i go
f0na
- dec aFseaos saA,a 80, y ! slE
sefkn hslens
ksso Aaxe vss l. s,zar - palgshs
ds fmaea qaeis cssnplsss-r-~'- =.
pF.saa 2 Rmv &C @s4ss Y 4
- dlrsssaas ~ = l-r-ras ps-4sa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-05

rsfeFidos. tan gloriosa Ia batalla de
Ayaeacho. como la de Bailen, por
mas que los peruanos y los que no
10 sou qlieran igualarlas.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
DEPARTUkE OF FOREIGN Walls

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