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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26
ClRCULO MERCANTTL.

Con atento B. L. NJ. del senior
Pefa Chavarri, muy digno Presi-
dente de dicho Centro, hemos re.
cibido ell siguiente extracto:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26

Els verdad; y sobre todo, la
muJeres, 10 mismo las de clase>
eievadas que las del pueblo, que
llenan el circo, debieran dar
Iejemplo retirandose para no pre-
senciar escenas que no recomien.
dan su manera de ser; pero el
pdblico, despues de leer ell folleto
y quizas de aplaudir al escritor,
ira q gozar con ell barbara espec
taculo, murmurando: "Predica
cuanto quieras."
Volvamos los ojos q Francia, y
veremos con satisfaction levan-
tarse Ell pals para prestar apoyo
d un sabio doctor quo ha resuelto
un gran problema en- bien de la
humanidad. M. Pasteur ha con.
sagrado toda su vida a destruir
los efectos desastrosos del terri
BILE virus rabico; y ha triunfado
con mas fortuna que nuestro Fe-
rran en- su guerra contra los mi
crobios. AL convencerse de la
verdad de la inoculac,6n contra
la hidrofobia. Francia ha alberto
una suscricion particular, que
apoyaron en- seguida el Estado y
los Municipios, recaudando los
dos millones de frances que sc
necesitan para fundar eI Institute
Pastetr, monumento que inmor
talizarG 81 sabio descubridor del
procedimisnto, 4 donds Dodran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26

cel0 et que ha presentadO.
La poliiica no puede presentar
a cara mas oscura La izquier
ia amada dinastica, 8 a 10 me.
nos su org no en- la prensa Ell
Resunaen, pide NADIA menos que
an p.ebiscito para que la opinion
iel pals se pronuncie en- ell sen
lido de 81 ha de continuar siendo
monarqui:o, 8 republican,. LAS
cosas claritas! mo 10 We V.
ctarOS Y a su vez los republi
canos, alentados por ell taisSsz tai
re de los gobernantes, no solo ce-
lebran banquetes en- Barcelona Y
dan vivas subversivos y contrarios
d la legalidad existente, sino que
en- plena corte Sc constituyen en-
ASambLsG, celebrando sesiones
peregrinas, donde Sc dicen cosas
estupendas y tonterfas de marca
mayor, que resultan contrarias
a 10 que Sc proponen, pero que
de todos modos no debieran per.
mitirse, porque al fin y al cabo,
los congregados Sc declaran So
beranos de los destinos del pals.
I En- d6nde estamos2 Esa exhi
bici6n de fuerzas revolucionarias
nos amenaza con manifestaciones
mas ridlculas que perjudiciales, y
va la Asamblea, usando de So de
recho, legisla contra 10 existente.
Un periodico sensato, que mira
lejos, al yer que Sc caliRca de jue.
90 infantil esa propaganda, dice
,on sobrada razon,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-26

Con raz6n, pues, dijimos que ls
carta no podia ser nj mas clara,
nj mas exPresiva, nj mas categ6-
RIGA. FL senior Cells h4bra de
tener, y los tiene, muchos amigos
y mus hos adictos, una inmensa
mayoria de ellos, porque NJ po
demos Greer que ese grupo que
pareee quiere saIir fuera del en-
granaje de la maquina guberna
mental, acabe por suicidarse Y
anularse totalmeate.
Sl en- eotas cosas, no ell ndmero
sino Ell peso de las opiniones es
ell que inhIye, no es NAL dato el
que hoy aportamos a la obra
0 menzada.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20
49, 'oti0N
I,r" With Wnt" 40" ~" ''"p- "iI'
uut IqunI thnt ~ -.

alHUlai fH 'Hr tNWliNt
GAr,rzloN. Aug 49, Kaufman &
Huupr % cotton house ot the city
from reports received from their cor.
respondents throughout the cotton
uili, 3" stat" estimate the damage
,lI.I. ihu .tmr sort A' lh7i '"
Inm,u, -r.tuu- oi the state "hcr'
.rrinr iu. .lut l3thr yirld WA r-ll
united nt from pn".hAli To ihr'"
lnurh. ul 10 hnlr per acre, 1t is nov
concealed ,uW not more lhm one
fourth or nuc-ulth ot "a bale wll' h.
ulo lrld lumauN .rrllonHthc pa"
.lryuue and shedding a." i"i'Hl
nrd .nIm,l thnt the uhiN G""H
run WuuI NOW dn would be D." O..
lain tlr present ,lgor OF the plan
tnIur.y,m tmthcr AUTHORIZATIONS OIL
.IrIl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

~rJo.fru. NJ. Aug ,i wa H.
N,y,- late rpmnicnunl r,rrN tor thr
n /. Dan Ncrrnnnt,iu ARrnN loo ln''
',t Na. uu NundYt -rutruo"l 4" l'ir
,onIiculjary tor Wn 'rHr- l"r en
n,.y.,uy trlu the .mpu} "t ' N''"
,i 'guilt, Nuyos threw h.m-n.I 'u
lho mercy ut thr court aud wik'l
for Irnirncy. llrI,s young w"h "Ilh
handsome aud a"Dompu.hrl "I'
,uI one chld, M,lu'nnt l'pii h' nIh'
Mis- wIio uroua foo ihr "r'l lHu''''
,l the cts and prr mcmuufs "' lhr
nr-i society lhc ucwa ui m- Wlrr'
.,r.t,i a grrnt scu-huon here ! I,,
.mlrltl,mcnl amounts {" t'... ''
,,a. stolen nj nine distinct Ni'l'-
yiilun the last six muulh1 m'r J."
.ai,rmruts were rctuncd AgA'n-l h'n
'snd Two of them were continued s'h
rrall, The cause OF hi- down'aiI '
keruing last COMPANY, drlnhns Wh
Gaming. The cn.r rNrltc- the d''p
, ,.-t sympathy hsre he Was "a l"uni
0 unn Of unusual promise, oi 7"p'. o
, Intelligence, aud hi- g"nnl H'"''",'
o. I,-po-itlnu had mnlo hun 'n''
iIicudH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

S.,r.tnr, UniHrd's Nr"si''"""'s 90
tuN NdNersr Srttt'tsm.

t\..t.-,l.>. - e., Aug iy.
r,.,r. a.. .~,u great deal ol talk
n,r, fo-.at u regard 10 the latest Ut
t.r.u... .i secretary BHyRrd, which
.t.r,.r,I tu.,ius u biz organ, the bAl-
amor. sun. lhr most striking pHra'
graph 200 tNls communication rs mo
following
.-.crDtnr, Bayard and the officials
IufN Ni, department bitterly c"mp's'u
latin, treatment received from th"'e
] vhu. wish the pro-cut administration
Ir,u. lti- hiutcd hat several rrpup-
,.,u. have rendered themselves liza
/ |nlrtDurni.hmrn tor thor action IN
|p.,..rrr.rnt trouble \ -"rtiun ol lhu
,.,,.,d ,in.uirs tOthids au' ciuJeh vi
thc .uitrd states iruu holding com
unnIc4it with i"IeiHh
.,ruutry when engaged ia
.cuutruvcrsy with this government
for the purpose of influencing we Nc.
'uuns OF that country u IL wen
known that republicans ana i"r'her
DhiDWI- ut this government are opeu
to this charge ia tlr rh'' No" o"ul
mauding ,hc attention ui our u'P'u-
i,untp-. The secretary deeply rrErrH
, in,d there are men who claim 10 20
Amrricnu4 i,md vet ate guilty Jl snoh
c.nducr lie positively declares that
., Ihrl,.. not u the -Iighiest drgies
,,rn inundated hy their Nruoh'
and vIlI conduct the Cutting discus,
IT, sion. ns hr originals intended Hhu
~ tiul,., hr uud- reason tO hnlloNr 'hs'
~ .thr.c cn-r hn- not bccu correctly i''
'- unrtrd 10 hlm. viii enforce thr TO-
4 Irn.r of Cutting .,...
j u,r .r,rrttr, is yrry scn-ilivcoNeI
b,. r.,f,ri .m. uf hl, cuur-c iu lht
% nr,.unprr. Wuh ms iricud' hr u
10 r.,, ia iuIh about the matter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20


nVll"u attorney W2u." % W"uIu
Iel'her "t competent il'l 'tf I'.
hc COMMISSION g." CONSIDER iir 'i.r
'BahnI
lis'rlrt ATTORNEY Ewing ina'nlhin
'u tn're was ku'H IgsAl authority I'.
Nh'he u"l l"' ,"'. b"l' on 100 lNrsrl
'ulil' Hnu a'Ngl 'ilHt 'he honl' h' 40
!', yreAs'I !" - wv '" hr 'lnh'@]I'
,'"' "''' '''''"." "' F''''N' ''
't ."us''l'h'l 'uN'k'.
r,,rnu.. EJ R,ltnn ''I .',,'i., ,,'ii.J v"' wv,
nrJ hri M. ,G,nn' sti.mWi 10 n'.a,.,
and 40. .l,n ,,a. ,,r.'..,' S,.,.,,.'
common thi,J .'Tnc .mat,rr 'ns,,,',
bcnpro,erution arI n.rnu.. '"r,...
rridn ronIuJrJ Nlr p,rr,,
Cornmi. siourr ll",ur J,r,,l.d =,
hold Rnltou i'm fine .uu named n, Nj,
EWiur mud Nlr pi,r.,. .,,tl. 'r.J hi,,.,'.
,- -rrurit, but Nlr .,,,us did r.
tluuL him good hn, nni t,r b,uI. IL.
hnd alr,nd, SIGNED. and Irclir,I ia
accept him.
Col Bolton apprnerI,rd fla. rnt,
missioner AT M. uu,tur. '.,,t .,,,
.utpril, "Nb,kn nut ,,.u.r,.,, ,,.,,t
and viii 20 to r,tI (.oun,y,. J.m,
everything Won cant di.crtr.. out
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20
an, uADno,H uIWDiW Mhh.
TIA. AsSNsS,ns at N'N. q. Z, ""dd"'|
MIA bc Wuu "a fHrth.

-intNtltt In. Aug. l' lhr 'll'
I.- L,,u .iu "A state ui Intense rA',ir'
.u,,ut ALL dn, hy the report that spread
r,,rI, m the morning thAt the murder
rr nl Rev. Geo. T.. II ,ddOrk, ON the
uiy,t Of Iuc-dny, August y, had been
arrested in Dakota aud brought /"
~iuuN Ciy. lhe police anl coroner
refused ~ give newspaper men ANY
inflammation. aud denied that any one
hsd 1rru arrested. liut the facts CON
rrutrd with the Arrcst were gathered
from other sources, Aui are ~ ne
effect That Cuicf OF Police Nciph
and Marshal -hauloy left lho riil lhsl
FRIDAY. gong to Fargo, Dakp hrriF-
inc th0ro at noon, aud shortly hlWI
\ lhoir arrival they went TO CHs7tl'"n'
fl small tuwuuChr Fargo, aud arrest
ed John King and Charley Watering 4
. Tho news Of the arrest was lcirBthph
ed "a the police here from 81 Ihu'
aud the officers and their men CANT
down ON the early 81 Paul tram lh4
. morning. The party were met Al
. James station, aeyeu miles out ol lh'
rity. las Onilcr Couch with "A close
n COVERED hack aud Mayor Ll"laud ln
carriage The prisoners were ho"'l
IN lruIcd aud taken 10 private guar
ters, where tncy were Eopl eI"7el
n guarded,
q John King isRw we'll known chRrar
~ ter. llc has lived IN sioux City To
"A the past Gye years. Durlng this tin
il. hc ha- been employed in scYerA' O.
A the houses of prostitution as o gains
,d Ils also worked for II. l.. Lcavitt,
a the standard Thoater, acting a. pla
ist. nei sian OF about - years
he aye. rather tail, with brown hair al
sd red mustache lie was chrot
bun, All when drunk wn consldeI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20
AGnA>p. nntNI nnruIn.
size Saves U.r Iwn 'hiIdrrn ir"m =
UuE" Panther.

c,inred a., j',i pnnther. Whiru q "a Sp,.,,lIam
pIr about BDusr's Grnyr, eight ",.
southeast. wa. killed yesterday after
noon hy "a woman, who thereby saved
tho live, of her two little girls. The
nInrl;, woman wss Mt- Moutcalm,
who was on her WAY from the lniihn
Tcrritory to her turmor homo ncm
Cleveland.
hand went west, whore thr .Wlcr Wa
killed Left with two little cm.drrn'
m, woman loaded her goods 'r "A
wagon and started uu u long l"urnr\
to Grr home. The ,rnyclcr- reached
Rou,c's Grove yesterday ahd Nlt..
Monlcalm stopped there and proceed
ed TO get dinner, The children ""l'-
cred oil into the woods, Wnd "h'n
/ Tho mother called them Z"
come lo dinner she received h" Hn.
aver. Fearing -omrlhlng was wrong
,bn took her rifle from lh'
WAGON amt started tor ih'
Vood- near bN hrl"ir E''ht
far. the. moving branch of ~ tree nj
trnrted her attention aud ou g"Ih-
urnrrr she dl-cpv red lHrsr phu ,h'I
urrparlng tn ,prng ON hrr rh.drrl
VINO were wing nlccp nt the l'"i "'
t,rr. and Mrs Muut,tim drew hr'.
an ibr brute And shot him through
tne body. aud She then removed lh
nelt and took IL with her ou hrI jour
upN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20
NEAR TRE Emo.
The Great Case OF the
Chicago Rioters Goes to
the Jury.
Ihr Judges Charge iuUidrnts
u the Ciosiug Hours, watt
tug the NcrdiCt.
Tltc postOfii,r ImbcIItrIucnt
~ 'hiCHgn Larger GtnNvs,
causes Wore TInuhIe.
Ihc As,nSsIus ut REV. HnddOCk l.
ut StOuN IitN iu tiIc i1iI'
~ the Law

= uli Zoo. NII., Mug IN nc court
rou.n wa crowded tu ,uli lcatiou
vcN this morning aud thuusamd,
were prtrupturiiS ururd away. lhr
crowd Wh- pt those who were dc-lr.
ou. nt being mat the finishing of the
rial
lw state. altoruc, occupied the
entire forenoon u concluding h,s
argument. Tie mtdrA - powerful aud
impressive plcu uu bcuult ot the state.
and thc fleet of hi, TERRIBLE Hrraign.
nuut ot the dci,ulnuts wa. plaiuly
Ni-luic upon their pnllid cbuutcunucc-
us they ucrNuu~ly shifted ju lhc,r
chWrs, white the great audience list
cuoi iu Drcathlt-. su4pcu-'. At lhr
conclusion ot tiriuuclrs argument the
go 60 took recess uutll % o.. m.
At o'clock Judge tiHrN instruct.
ct tlc jury Tie gave the usual de-
liuItiuu- ot murIor nul IT'S puui-h.
W,W. said the Jury must not go hc.
,ouj the evidences tu huut up doubts
ulr mu-t they entertain merely con
I.Dtura doubts, To iu-ti y HcVuiluN,
lhr doubt must bee reasonable AuHD
rcs-orN, th court dcnurd n- one who
/ being present. aided, Ahrttcd or Ad
vi,rd thc crime. or NOT being urrsvut,
advised orrncuurgrd 30 and such Ac
rc.ury shall br considered principal
and punished accordingly such NJ.
yc-sAry may be indicted aud convict.
ed before urat the saur time
~ tue principal or not II defend.
aut- threw the bomb then the defend
auts, VINO were In the conspiracy were
guilty OF murder. II there wa, an an
nrcli,t conspiracy and defendants
were parties tu II then they arr guilty
Of murder, though the date ut culmi
nation at the conspiracy hc not liked.
II the defendant, bl the advice Hl-
tempted to excite people To riot aud
murder, they are guilty OF ANY murder
thNt WAS done in pursuance nt such
advice. The iupraclichblcncs- ut the
dt cudRut- sims are immntcriHI if
| th defend nt- cou-plrrd To over
tuf1w law aud order nud were Killed,
Z tn.N are guilty II was not necessary
/ that they we're present, uil parties tu
. thr conspiracy were equally guilty.
I.c usual instructions ~
Co. circumstH tiul evidence
were given. The jury might find
au, ar Hll of the dcicLdant- guilty
nll ilN the penalty AS provided by
tly statute,
..1ttpr than the court thry should
80 nrt. TO convict, the Jury must hhh
J.icnd,.nt- guilty hcNuund a rrn7oha'
blr doubt; mere prubSblliiicsoi gun
wuuld not do; pcrAuuNi oplwoh7 "'
tgrt- not proven are lucuWprtruN
The tury was the solo Judge OF the
amount oi reliance tu be- placed IN
tII kkItlN.aHtH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

BosroN, Mas, Aug, i9.-Goorge
smelling. trcasurer of the Lowell
Bloachcry, wrs arrested to-day,
charged with eInbelzling fiO,OOO OF
the GompAny's funds, aud put under
/ $4,000 bond, to appear IN court
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

sp. alto the ttHmiNrr
GAlvt-ros, Aug ly.-Arrlvod--
steamship Rio t,rmde from New
York ,chuoucrs G.. W Lewis nom
Wilmington Delaware, ami Ammo ~
lionscas from Perth. Amboy, WIN
c,rgn,, ot.tccl rails and railway ma
terra.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20
rcI,e your prompt and carefuI atten-

rr,,e your prompt and careful aiten-
ton.
Gentlemen of the House OF Com.
muus Estimates were submitted to
the last parliament aud ouly partially
voted. Further estimates viii he
lnid before YOU
rUlLLEu htAOIsrRArEs.
ButA-r. Aug. Iy.-lhc mAgistratea
uf Belfast are iu u quaudary a. to how
toArt nt prrssut in view ol the vor-
dict lotWilm purdcr found against
nine policemen ~ - secret sitting to
ib The policemen have not ~ Yet
useu arrested. They are charged
Uithmurces-atiIy iiriug upon Ell 1eus
during the recent riots
\mu policemen have bceu
arrested aud sent to- iAil.
lUrN intend to apply to The court
ol lhr Vutu'- bcucu tor permission
81, gNrnnU lhr mob gathered 10.
la, uul udulgcd u stone throwing
uut Wt- -oou dispersed. Affairs here
have aUuo-f resumed tina. normal cuu-
duiYupud uD more soriau. rioiing b..
tH.rd Military precautions have
been selected
HNt>tlI rAEitNNtNr
Iu>upN. Aug IH Ata meeting of
Our rpmHiIitr mymbcr-, held iu the
uuu., ui common. before the meeting
of that body. Mr. parnru presided. 1U
Wrmhr.- h.iua present. The meet
iug Irlulrd Go discuss Irish affairs.
nuj ESQ. .liI, lhr belfast riots dur
iug th, debate n tho house ut coW-
mous ,u ihr rrpN tu the Queens
.uU.tl. also CO. rnu uNof lu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20


tU. NItuu,A.H.
tu,,., \us . u.. tr,-L
National pnp.,s ...u,,.,i.,,u. .,,.....,.
cd To- order nj lu'l lLis mpruiuv
'lur committee uu pnrunurui orwui
Miluu rr..mm uI,l ihc t,mpurt,
ors RniintIou ua permanent \jou
eel.
tungrr. ,mu luriN .rrutrln.n..
, turhaucp 10, t.udIu, % TELEGRAM from
/ Dublin .isuDd tha.u- N.DulN
/ f,rhuY. urging t,c convention m,i.
I icct to endorse ANY means OFF tlnLiu,
ireland tree
Mr OaNlit uId i,l iug jIi not rc.
/ present the iuHuDt- ol tNr people 1f
| lrclaud tiucrlN endorsed the ,cnu.
mruts OF the cnb.rgram and srct CON.
/ fusion followed, nud when quiet was
restored the platform W,. rcAd
rm W,urrruN..
The rommiitcr ,u .t...fiti.,,,. r..
portpd. tNruupn E., Nr N.tt- a..
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4 riybt which ur. IA, fine fam. .,,t,,u.
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vaufs,l am .l, n,t.p.i,..I .,fi,.,,In,,.I
p Sessions of Great Br,t,un-do
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-20

WA,mNoIoS. Aug 49,. Nchng
.crretary nf treasury ha, issued a CAL
for Sl5,6uouuu OF three per cent '"An
ui 50.
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INtAI ~ uriN


ar,UsI uiu. l''H'n''
pp.uIr. Ik. Aug, ~ l""
.lnur.. "a nrmrr oi Wise county, shot
and Murd Nnuuu Upton, nnh '~'@''
Wounded loo. ."u,l ". ltpl"nt".dla.
.,.uriiuuu.rwp, uDrnruncd ht Twp
ron.uuuc eottruo uto Jones pms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-11
start for the Train or Boat

In good season, and don't forget to take
with you Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which will revive and benefit you when
fatigued; will nullify the hurtful effects
of water contaminated with zinc from
the ice cooler, or stagnant and bracksh
relieve Indigestion produced by meals
of uncertain wholesomeness, hastily
bolted at odd times in railway stations,
and protect you from the influence of
vitiated or malarious air air and thor
ough draughts. To the travelling pub
lie, this admirable safeguard and
specific is rendered in convenient and
agreeable shape. An ordinary ships
medicine chest contains no such COM
prehensive and reliable remedy, a fact
well understood by mariners. The
commercial traveller, tourist. emigrant,
miner and western pioneer, all appre-
ciate the value of the Bitters. II cures
dyspepsia. costiveness, liver complaint,
malarial disorders, inactivity of the
kidneys, and Is a fine nerve tonic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
The ~Adams- Seizure

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The Post. to-
morrow, will publish an interview with
Hon. Sackyille West, British Minister.
in regard to the seizure OF the United
States fishing vessel. adams. by the
Canadian authorities, in which he says:
have had no official correspondence
upon the fisheries question this year.
You see. that matter is in the hands Of
the Dominion authorities at its present
stage. They correspond directly with
the Colonial Office in London, and 1t Is
not until some action is taken by the
Imperial government that / should
be called upon to act In the
matter with the United States.
don't apprehend the question is going
TO cause any serious differences between
the two countries. OF course, the seIz-
ure of the adams at Digby, will increase
the unpleasantnessw which is felt on both
sides. Everything might have been
avoided had Congress taken the advice
of the administration and appointed a
commission 10 inquire into the whole
dispute. but it has chosen not to do so,
led by Senator Frye, who really does
not seem to care what he says. Con-
SIecr udc OcuOuuCcu tue treaty VI 10 l.
and it has substituted nothing, leaving
US to fall upon a miserable old treaty
of 1918. Instead of progress, there has
been retrogression in this matter and
we are now acting under treaty made
over sixty years ago. The question
now is as to the Interpretation OF that
treaty. The Canadians may interpret
one way, the Americans another, while
the Imperial government may under
stand il in a way of its own. Every
thing appears now 10 deLend on the
way in which the British government
may interpret this treaty. This seizure
of the adams will bring up the question
and possibly decide the Interpretation.
II will come before a mixed court. part
British citizens and part Americans. 1
don't believe there will be any re-
taliatory action taken by either coun-
try. That system is too old and
has gone out of use, and it has been
found always to operate against retalia-
ton.
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