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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

eg35; T. W. Greenl-y. O25o, X X
Hs,slett. Fsi .: L. L. IAunsers. III 50,
VI. V. Curtis t3io, J. H. BALDWIN.
EJo
The following approximate estimates
were reported: Se~er IN Park avenue.
sl5Sslo, sewer IN Dayton street. o..
clio. Improving Grandvllle avenue. ~
50; improving Nri.s street. t3.sss; i'm
proving Quigley ssree,. te-5iI; improv-
ing Flat street. ed.6aD, sewer in Quarry
street tal2do; sewer in Dwight avenue.
ssE0 10; sewer In Crosby street. 81 .5so -;
sewer in Madison and other streets. ~
u-s.oO
A discussion took place over H. Cd
visibility Il making the contractor Who
makes . graded street keep the street In
repair for one year. IL Was decided that
the contractor would bid higher on such
a contract and the repairs would have Ia
BE- paid for by the property on the
street. giving them an additional burden
which nov is paid out u the highway
funds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Worlds Fair Gowns.

These garments are all the rage at
present. and are made up by Miss
Straight for 5000 and upward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Ing to directions. he beg an
TO steadily improve. and
after the use Of them for
seven mon tbs bis head vAs
sntirsly veil. When Vs
began usineithis head VIC
Q solid sore from the crown
90 HE eyebrows. IL 0ss
slso oil over HE care. snosi
ofhis face. and small places
on different psrts Of HE
body. There Vere siHtes n
weeks thstvs had 90 hssp
his hands tied V the Grad q
and hold them when he
- $50. 80 A a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Cuticura ReSolvent

The new blood and ftin Purifier. and greatest %
Humor Remedies. cleanse the blood Of all impoi-
ties end poisonous elements, and thus removes the
cause. while CCricvRA. the great sk,n cure. and
CurIcrsA soar. IN exquisite stin beAuuh-r. clear
the stin and seaip. and restore the hair Thus the
CCrfcCRA REMEDIES cure every species OF itching
burning soAy. pimply. and blotehy skin. sealp, and
blood ciseAscs, from pmpes to serofula, from
infancy " age. when The best ply sieiAas fail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

heep mittens tied on his hands 90 heep HE niger
nslls out of The sores, - he would scratch II he
could In any way get his hands loose. We know
your CUrtCrRA KsaRDIKs cured him. We feel
safe In recommending them to otkers.
GKO u. 4 JASITTA HARRIS. Webster. Ini.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Sold evervwhere. Price, CrrfcrRA, Soc Soar,
s5e kssoLvEsr. tioo. Prepared by the forTgK
pRra AND CHEMICAL CoRroRArfoN, Boston.
A6-Send for % How to Cure skin Diseases" -
pages, ~ illustrations, and lvo testimonials.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
BAD eczema ON BABY
Had to Tic His Hands to Cradle.
Cared By Cuticuras

Our little Roy brohs ont on his heed with hsd
fern Of eczema, when he Wa four months old
We TIED three doctors, but they did not help hin.
We then used your three CUIIcvRA REnHpIBs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Musical Instruments 81 all kinds nj
julius \. j. Frie,rich's. 30 and 3 Canal
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

See the great Cellar. the aerial won
der. al Smiths opera house Sunday
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Travis gives you great bargains. He
sells any thlng under the sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

See the Wards. the Irish sketch team,
at Smiths opera house Sunday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Ol0v'c Shin and Scalp purified and beau,ified
OHOI y BY CrrIcCRA Soar. Absolutely pure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

THE corn FED Meats %s.,.,. cold Bs BY the {
Provision Company are unexcellcd. Try
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

BANKRUPT SALE ct s'oe tho ., Hartman r,.ns.
Organs and Furniture. Doors now
nr,,D
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

4 few Louisiana editors met recently
a, Alexandria and adopted the follow
IT. :. resolutions. They have the ring of
t;.:: tue metal about them.
"'hcrcas the present elective system of LOni-
s;,ua has been manipulated in il manner to de-
urlyc the people OF their lnaIicnable rights,
making it Il machine in the hands of designing
politicians to debauch the ballOtbox, render
1ln..ntory the will of the people and pcGpetuate
il, ;,ower those who, i'll many instances, are not
TIL, choice OF the people.
!, l,crcaS, in the interest OF good, wholesome
AMI honest government il is necessary that the
s.':sfe of Louisiana should have such an election
l. as will guarantee to the people an untramine-
cd right to cast free ballot, ana nave the same
J. l1:tIied as cast i'll the baliot-bo&; therefore
H.. I j.,
1oiyed that we, the representatives OF tie
ar-,., here assembled, do hereby pledge our
s,Iyes TO Use every honorable means i'll our
powcr to induce our Legislature to enact such
Il ballot law as will meet the necessities OF the
,.tsc herein expressed: 2h-
Resolved, that failing in this effort We pledge
ourselves to urge the election Of such q Lcgis-
lature as will give to the people this nccdful
reform and further
Hr,,t"cd, that a cordial invitation is hereby
exile isd to all members Of the State press TO
cooperate with us III securing these results;
ard ln it ,urther
Resolved, that the Stale press is hereby re-
auested to publish these resolutions.
Respectfully submitted,
w. &. ANNI5.
w. W. MCCLURE,
c. d. HICKS,
J. f. JOHNSTON,
Committee.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
nON,F TAKE OUR WORD,

privately which OF all the remedies advertised
10 cure rheumatism he would Recommend IF
he Is posted, and conscientious he will tell yoll
that DR.. Drummnnds Lightning Remedy is the
only one that offers reward Of $500 for case
that cannot be cured. One bottle Will cure any
ordinary case. With sensible people this is the
or sent to any address by express. Drl,mmond
Medicine Co.. 1850 Maiden Lane, New York.
A Wanted
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Curiosities About the Popes.

Eighty of the Popes are honored al
saints, 81 as martyrs and 43 as confes-
sors. St. Agatha was the only Pope
that lived to be a ,centenariaD; he is
also the only one after St. Peter who
may De honored with the title miracle
worker. St. Agatha died at the age OF
107, in the year 632, after having
reigned 3 years, E months aud Is days.
Gregory TX. died at the age of 90
years; Celestine III. aud Gregory MI.
at the age of %; John xxi. at the
age of 90; Clement XII. at the age of
80, and Clement Y. and Plus IX. at the
age of &c.
The Popes have been drawn from all
classes of society. Nineteen were sons
or near relatives Of Princes, and an
equal number came from illnstrious
families. Many came from absolute
poyery aud obscurity. Sixtus VII. was
the son of IA very poor fisherman Alex
andrrEV, was the son of very poor and
unknown parents, the future Pope
spending ai of his young life 10 beg
sing Oh the streets. Adrian, the only
English Pope, was abandoned early in
life by worthless father aud lad to
su6sist Oh charity until going as tramp
to find an asylum in France, he enter
ed monastery OF convent as a
servaLt. His real worth was soon
manifested in his diligence, and his
virtues and intelligence soon won for
him the Papal tiara. Sixtns V. had
for il father poor laborer, Il common
servant for mother and a Iauudress
OF vicious habits for Il sister. Celestine
V. was the sou of ii farmer of no
means and little intelligence. Bene-
dict XII. spent his childhood in a bake
shop. Urban ". learned the carpen-
ter's trade from bis father, as did also |
Gregory VII. Five of the Popes
studied medicine before taking holy !
orders. Julius III. was the son of
famous juriscousult. Benedict XI. |
was the son Of Il poor notary. The ia
tler OF Polagius |, was project and |
the vicar of his province. The father
of Paul V. was patrician of Sienna.
The fathers of Eugene w., Gregory
MI. and Alexander XII. all belonged |
30 the patrician families of Venice.
Catholics enumerate but 260 Popes
wlllls some Protestant authorities give
the number as 295, which includes "a
anti popes. Of the whole number 26
were deposed, 10 were compelled to
give up the tiara and leave Rome, "a
died violent deaths, were poisoned, /
was shut up in cage, was strangled,
to death, | died by having
nails driven into his temples, and 1
was hanged, or, as the account says,
!. died by moose around his neck p
The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
MotherIess Babies.

On Tuesday last, we were shown what
was to us novel and exceedingly in
terestiDg spectacle. Safely disposed in
a covered basket, We saw, what we
thought to be at first, two maltese cats,
but which, we were told, was pair of
catam0unt kittens. Their eyes express
ed intelligence, the utmost vigilance,
and innocence too, and when hand
not ours-was thrust into the basket,
they said "s--spitz'' just az any kitten
would. They were captured on the
plantation of Mr.. j. W. Bailey by Mr.
Leblanc; and are now in possession of
ize them If possible ashington Argus,
Nav IS,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Devoree par DIES Auigators.

Nine. Angelo, igte de 80 ans ct iabi-
tant Port Eads, etait partie de chez ellie
lie mai pour reDdre visite i son fills An
drew, qui habite a trois miles de Old
Jump.
Apres avoir trayersce le tl~uve, sur le
Comet, ellie s'cst assise sur ia rive pour
Sc reposer ct aura probablement etc at
taquce ct devolee par DIES crocod!les, car
son fills Fayant attendue en- vain pen
dant quelques jours, s'est mis- d sa re-
cherche ct MA retrouve que DIES lam
beaux de chair eparpilles sur lc rivaZe.
-Abeille.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

A man named Isaac Johnson was to-
Gently messenger in the treasury De-
partment at Washington. Mr.. johnson
regarded himself as strong amateur in
lightweight pugilism, and when Dixon,
e0Iored lightweight, issued challenge
and put up $50, he accepted it and re-
spunded with similar sum, about two
thirds OF his months salary. When the
bruisers met the Treasury messenger
was knocked out in the fourth round.
Then Secretary Carlisle heard of the at
knocked out of his official situation, los
ing In the two transactions the money
he bad put up on the fight and his en-
ptnyment under tie government.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

Tho Navy Northumberland to have
the three caravels-the exact represep-
tations OF the feet in which Columbus
made his first visit to these Shores
which are now anchored In the Hudson
River, IN the Lagoon in the Fair grounds
by July 1. 1t was originally intended
To take them through the Erie Canal.
but It was found that some OF the fixed
bridges were not high enough to permit
81 their passage, SO they will go by way
Of the ut. Lawrence.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Moysn de Conserver lie Lait Pendant
les Grandes Chaleurs.

Ii arrive solvent, pendant les grandes
chaleurs de Pete, sultout en- temps do
rage que lie lait frais sc corrompt, &C qui
fait IL desespoir DIES mtnageres.
Noici I'm mOyen tres simple, ct SUI tout
tres etticace de lie conserver. II suttit d'y
Iaisser sejourDer une OIL deux cuiIlers en-
argent bien nettoy6es.
&c moyen reussit genGralement: nous
men commissions pas l'appication.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Les Cloug dams les Arhres

Est-ce bien exact? Tn journal special
de la Floride pretend que, en- eDfoncant
des clOus dams les arbres fruitiers, on
met ces arbres ct leurs fruits il i'abri de
pattaque DIES vers. LIE Fruit Trade
Journal, de New York, contirme lie fait
ct il Ell fournit nne exploitation qui vaut
&c qu'elle vault. L'oxydation du fer par
le sue dc farbre, provoqucrait la forma-
tous les tissus, ct meme dams les ftuits.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

A rexamen pour 10 baccalaureat.
EFT avec 10 clllorure dc sodium, de-
mandc Pexaminateur de chimie, que
tr0uve-t-oD encore dans l'eau dc mcr?
-Des poissOns, rep0nd le candidat
aples quelques secondes de lehexion.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

On Tuesday of last week the engine
drawing the Empire State express, on
the New York Central Railroad, made
q mile 10 30 seconds, or nc tile rate of
103 miles an hour; but on Thursday the
same engine lowered the record to 80
seee8ds per mile, or ifa4 miles an hour,
by far the fastest time ever made.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Fast Time.

A mile in 32 scconds-that is the rec
ord made on Wednesday by the New
York Central's engine No. 800, drawing
the Empire State Express. This is
speed at the rate of liz / 70 miles an hour,
and is far ahead of any other record cy-
talk of 100 miles an hour by meaus Of
electricity; but there is practical de-
monstration of still higher speed with
steam. How long will it be before some
trains are run regularly as fast as this
N. Y. Tribune.
Read your home newspaper and-pay
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

The Democrat and American Farmer .S2 90
The Democrat and Farm journal. .. 90
The Democrat aud New York Witness. 70
The Democrat and Courier journal 80
The Democrat and American Asriculturist 10
Tue Democrat and American lsraelite..... %
The Democrat and Ana, Jrni. of Education ! 20
The Democrat and Am. JrDl. of Pharmacy 80
The Democrat and Sat. Evg. Post, Philj 8 TO
The Democrat and Sat, Night. Phil l.... 1e
The Democrat and Cosmopolitan. 60
Wewjll send The Democrat and any other paper
or magazine ut prorortlVnatey reduced rate.
m will forward oubscri ptiuns FOR any of them
tree ot expense al rubil1hers' rates,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

Claiborne Guardian-Jo journal Every
Whcre people are losing faith in the
possibility of ever controlling the Miss
llsSsippl river solely by means of levees
Ihe opinion is gaining ground that
leVees aud outlets must be combined If
overf1ows and floods are to be prevented
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
lie Remede a la Diptho1ie.

lie docteur FlaLaut, ell France, u. dit
on, trOuve, lecemment, lie remede a la
diphterie-. ct Ce remcde he serait au-
autre que du petrole.
Ce praticien traite soixaute- dix cas-,
trente par les moyens usuels ct suivis
d un tiers de deces, ct guarantee par le
p6trole suivis par quarante suGrisons
completes.
LIE traitemeut est des plus simples il
suffit de badigeonner, toutes les heures,
les muqueuses du dlphterique avec un
pinceau trempe dams lie petrole brut, ct
ces dc l'huile dams les bronches.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
SGes A K.

L0llslanH Planter, May 20.
A better feeling was prevalent il the loc.l
sugar market toward tie close of the week, and
the decline seemed to be arrested. Cables from
London put the worlds visible supply at 100000
tons less than last year.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
RICE

la. Planter and Sugar Manufacturer, May 20.
! he ccau rice market is rather quiet. Rough
rir is quiet and steady, with small movement
going on.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Echo des elections municinalas

Echo des elections nlunicipalCs:
Eth bien! blanchard, as-tu decide pour
qui tn votes?
Ma fol, nOn..-.. Dams mon quar-
tier, y que Geux caudidats stricux ct,
entire les deuX, mon crur balance.
DO quclle opinion guy sont?
-J'ai enteudu dire, dams les reunions,
qu'ils etaient antagonistes.
-Neux-tu que je te donnie uu cousel 2
-Nas-y.
Moi, Il ta place, je voteral5 pour le
plus antagonists DIES deux.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

An exchange truly says: "The states
man is Interested in the progress nf sh.
fraternities, because they are schonls
OF law and order; the phjIantl.rnnist
because they care for the needy the
taxpayer, because they avert noyerIy
anu pauperism; tho nation, because
they protect the home, the foundatinn
OF Americas happiness and prosperity
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
You Will Be Robbed
In Chicago
During the Worlds Fair

Je Evelysu describe 0 or
ilrcceve oher ana
and
''oc oottN
] See N estan nS have Psp The Saturday Blade
S veeE h pr pa TIE Chicago Ledeert
cn asf eis "rhi Gr largest Weekes
also camp LID
&c
w. ID. BOYCE, II5-1ls 9th Ave-, Chicago.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
SHIP RICE TO new YORK.

The undersigned are rcceivin: cousisnluents
of LOUISIANA RICE, both rough and cleaned
New York as Il distributing centre has supe-
rlor advantages, and shippers can nett more
than by selling at the South,
Correspondence solicited.
Dan TALNAGE'A SONS,
No. sl5 Wall Street,
no1-bnl New York.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
LIE DEMOCRATIC De ST. LANDRY.

Pierre Delarue, age de 30 ans a pciue,
s'est plecipitG reinforcement du baut dc
la troisicme plateforme de Ia Tour Elf
fel, Paris, ct s'est tue sur-le- champ.
Aristlde Mary, hOmme lie cuulcur
richie qui ,s'est suicide III sCnlaine dor
Mere a la Nouyhlle- Orl0ane, a fait IN
testament dams l.qucl il falt III legs de
$4,000 a NJ J. Gentil, nnricnnement cdi
teur du journal ale i.puisiauuis dc St.
jacques"
Queenstown, IL mai - lie nouyeau
steamship dc la Ligne Cuuard, le Cant
pania, part de New York pour Liver
pool le , mai, est arrive Il Queenstown
ce matin 4 8 heures, apIes une travcrsGe
de jours II heures 25 miDutes--la plus
rapide qui ait encore etc fate lie fouest
i Pest.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

Beriuron, Ictonr dc Paris, racUnte res
m6saveutures.
oh daus ccs foutA. :! vojls savltz
que de dcsagrtmcnts. s'ccrie TIL en- re-
gardant ticremcnt sou auditoite: ainsi.
un jour, i'etais arrctc dcvant III porte
dun epiclcr. Je regardais la rlais0n Gu
face, lorsque Sc prodait une bOnsculadc,
Je perds lcquilbrc, ct ,je tombe aSsis
dams un panier d'nufs. (lrcc un soupir.)
Alb bellies danes, en- sortant dc la, jc
n'avais plus figure hnmainc,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
The Aroma of Friendship

| "A iiicnl is a rare pussession-a prjze.
worthy of ones best efforts TO retain
and please. Power, place and wealth
are ephemeral, and may pass away in a
day, but true friendship is immortal.
and 1T is the one shining light which
never Leaves our pathway.
A writer in Harper's Bazaar SAYS "Do
we comprehend the need of the steady
purpose to show the one for whom We
nave real regard that he is not for
gotten? A letter would cost little to
tile writer, and might save the aroma
OF friendship But we say il love is
worthy us name It will trust on and al
ways. Yes, it will, but does there not
come a time when the weakening effacts
OF neglect force away the barriers thai
love has built against the tide Of loss
There comes time too when self res
pect ciamors for its rights, and in
slsts that the one sided relationship ia
essentially lost. All the blessed aro-
ma OF friendship! This is what sweet
ems NE, giving. to the weary heart new
strength, Offering inspiration, helping
almost TO create power in service. To
some OF us the friend is lost when this
is scattered. Through it soul may meet
the emergency OF soul, and heart NAV
sing TO heart safe in the blessed secret
OF love. What care should he taken to
preserve it. And il signs of regard are
Oh any use-as they must be until we
pass into that domain where we shaIl
Know as we are known-should we neg
lect to offer them ?"--American Farmer,
Major j. b. Quinn, United States EN-
g'heer Id charge OF the improvements
10 Bayou Plaquemine, was questioned
10y Times-Democrat reporter as to
when work would be begun on the locks
at bayou Plaquemine. He replied "It
ls impossible to tell at present, althouel,
all the obstacles 50 far as the land il
concerned are removed. The papars in
the case will have to be Forwarded f.
Washington, aud then some time will
eiapse before we can get a clear title to
the land, and get all the papers fixed
up. 4 can, not take any steps until
that is done. At present. we have
about $4,000 available for that inn. |
but the locks will cost fully |
S75O,00o. Ii We can get decent appro. |
priatloD, why We will be able to 90 RIGHT |
ahead with the work just as soon az we
get started, but it Congress doles If ont
10 dribbles why it will delay the work
lndeiiuitely.n "'A
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

In wagon:
Tn Anglais, tics poll, tiraut, tout !,
coup, dun panier, IN Gnorme saucissou
DIARIES, ct s'adressant Il plusieurs
danes:
Excuse, mestiames. L'odeur du
saucisson il l'ailes ne vous deraDge pas :?
ST, 81, font les DANES.
-AIors, conclut IAuglais, je vais fu-
mer ma pipe,
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

A l'ecole de medicine:
L'examinateur.-N oulez- me dire
ce qui contribute lie plus 4 la porte de la
mGmoire. Est-ce lie tabac, l'acool, ia
morplineP
L'eIeve.-Non, monsieur, c'est IN
bienfait.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27

Read your home newspaper and-pay
for it.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-05-27
Our Chicago Letter.

". ID. BOICE'5 CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU, AID
MINIsTRATION BUILDING, WORLDS FAI1
GROUNDS. MAY 90, 1893.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-07

few months. The building of the
new extension of the Blue Canyon
road, the franchise for which was re-
Gently granted by the city council OF
New Whatcom, will cost not less than
SIS, 600, on the most conservative esti-
mate, while proposed improvements
and extensions of the Northern Pacific
will swell the amount to be spent in
local railroad improvements indeh-
nitely, to say nothing of the work to be
done by the Great Northern, of which
no one is fully acquainted except the
enteIprislng journals of Seattle and
Everett, which are claiming every
thing in sight with courage and nerve
which, to say the least, must be highly
edifying to the residents of those prom
ising cities.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-07

The latest scandal in high life in Eng
land is the printed story of the widowed
Duchess of Sutherland about the insults
and boorish treatment both she and the
duke received from the late dukes chill
dren. No unwelcome stepmother in the
vociferous slums could ever have been
treated worse than the duchess was by
these scions of the bluest blood in Great
Britain. The nobility Of England seem
to have quite forgotten that fine old say
ing, 'Noblesse oblige."
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-07

Daniel Webster, President Fillmore's
secretary Of state, said this: while the
government Of the United States scru.
pulously regards the independence Of
the Hawaiian Islands, it can never con-
sent to see those islands taken possession
of by either of the great commercial
powers of Europe" If, however, it be.
came question of allowing any Of the
European powers to take possession Of
these fair islands, or of this country itself
assuming control of them, there could
be only one way to answer that question.
II it must be European power or the
United States, then it must be the United
States. During Garfeld's administers
ton, when Mr.. Blaine was secretary OF
state, he wrote: 1.-THE position of the Ha-
waiian Islands in the vicinity Of our
Pacific coast, and their intimate com.
mercial and political relations with us
lead this government to watch with
grave interest and to regard unfavora
bly, any movement, negotiation or dis
cussion aiming to transfer them in any
eventuality to another power"