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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

La politi "a ha callado al to ell in
ter6s que despettaba la sim patia DE-
zorrilla; de zapa trabajsn los que
sspirsn { representa- distzitos con
mas g menos merecimiantos, y COD
mas 6 menos favor en- los centros
ministeriales y ea ell casiquismo de-
los pueblos. ri deoreto disolvien-
do Ia parts eleotiva del Ssnado y
convocando las nuevas eleccionet
parece que Sc publicar& el 46 el 5
del pr5ximo Febrero. Don Ia muer-
to do Oristino Martos han Qaedado
sin jste los poeos ap:igos que for
maban 50 colectividad Eolitics, J
el marques de Sardoal los ha reu-
nido Gu So casa, acordando tomar
rumb % distint0s. Sc cree que los
mas iugresaran en- 81 parti 10 libe
rel.
Los republioanos, empe6ados en-
uuirse, auuQue no SO entienden,
deppu6s de reuoirse y de hablar
mucho, como dja en- mi anterior
rovista, pubIicaron ell dis "a un
manifesto, cuJo documento termi
na6a con las siguientes bases de
Ia union republican,:
"1s 81 fin de Ia union republi.
cana .es acelerar el a1venimiento
de la repdblica.
q Para la consecuci6n de este
fiu utilizara, con la aotividad v
suergfa que exigen las angustias
dc Ia patris, todos los medios que
las circuustancias pfoporclonea 8
aconsejen. .,...
3: La union tendrA una junta
litect. va residente en- Madeid, c1m
Juesta de nueve individuos, ele.
g;dos tres por cada uoa de las di-
cecCiones nacionsles de los p partidos
A esta junta correspondent la
supsema direction de los tres par
1idOs para tcdos sus fines geners. |
es y comunss, y estsra amplIa-
nerte facultada para nombs ar den !
jro y fuera de Madrid las delega-
'iOnes qae estime neces arias para |
q realization de sus trabajos.
4. Sc constitute, Immediate
nente despu6s de proclamada la
I'M gobierno provlsional,
IN que ted drau justa representa-.
ion todas las fuerzss p6liticas que
'oncurran al triunfo de aqu ella.
b: Los partidos que Constituyen
q preSente union se eomprome-
ca q sometetse & la CONSTITUTION
ne ea defoitiva el pals se de,
blig andose recfprocamentc, cual-
uiera que sea la forma lie Ia futu.
y rep1blica, 4 no perseguir tuera
g los metios legales ia realisa-
i6p, de sus peculisres aspiracio-
esq. L
IAcelerar el sdvenimiento de la ,
psrece que debeu ,
sperar q s9ntsdos, para no cansar
3.
Uoa prueba de 10 arrsigada que !
'ta la Monarq ia en Eapaha Ia
emos preseEciado ell dia %, santo
3 nuestro MoDarca, pues mss que q
aaca foe brillante Ia recepcl6n. .en 4
: lacioi alIi aeudieron 10 n {. Sc I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

tan grandioso acto, de inaugurarse
tan 6til servicio el mismo dta de:
Santo de s. M. D. Alfonso XIII, y
por tltimo dedic6 carilosos recuer-
dos al Sr Albear, hacienda patentes
sus m6rltos como paisaEO y com
militar.
LIE sigu1eron en- ell uso de la pa
labra los seHOres Garcia Ooruje.
do { Alcalde Municipal }, Ruiz,
Sanchez Bustamante y DOLE.
Una vez en- Al Campo de Marte,
ell Gobernador General abri6 la la
We de un surtidor colocado alIi adj
hoo, para que todos pudieran yer Ia
altura que aloanzsba ell aqua, Ia
cual lego q unos diez metros. Las
bombas del comercio sc encargarOn
luego de esparcir ell CRYSTALLINE H.
guido por las inmedIaoiones en- pre-
sencia de- miles de espectadOres
que salieron gratalnente Sorpren-
didOs. Hubo individuos que no se
Contentaron con Ger, sino que qui-
sieron prObGr la nueva aqua, y no
disponiendo de otro medic mas
pacifiao para efectuar,o, hicieron
frente & las mangneras, quedan do
extinguidO su fuego tras una desCo-
munal rociada. En- todas las Ca
lies go hlcier0n experlmentos pare
cidos y en- todas lego el aqua 4 SUI
6oiente altura; asi es que desde
ese dichoso dfa las cRsas de la Ha-
bana no necesitan sparatos para
haeer subir el sgus; ella sQbe alas
casas y Sc efrece galantemente q
los inQuilinOs. No SO puede padiE
mas. Agrsdezcamos en- ,,primer
t6rmino q d. Francisco Albear y
Lara sus generosos impulses hACia
los habitantes de Ia Habana, y no
nos cansemos de admirar sus pri-
vilegiadas dotes; agradezcamos
despu6s el cello y fervor de nuestro
Municipio y demas Autoridades, y
telicit6monos de haber sido testi-
0os de un aoontecimiento msgno,
puede decirse, de la histnria de Ga
ba. del one Sc han de derivar innu.
merables ventsjas para la capita
de esta bella Antills espahola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

Ia generosida1 de la Oompaiifa con
las condolences propuestas, porque
ella ssldria mil veces ganancioss ;
pero este no quiere decir NADIA; Ia
Oompafifa no va 4 dar gratis so ar
ticulo po'qne g.; el Estado tam
bi6n sale ganancioso; solsmente
hay el entorpecimiento y ell peli-
gro dichos. /. para los ciudadanos.
Por 10 demas, seria un progreso
para la Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

'ecto de nuestra aristoeracia yls
representao ones de las arusa, de
las letfas y dc la po'itic.. fnr q
ooche se celebr6 el banq1ete "fi al,
de ochenta cabiertOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

Ora buena noticia. El Sr d.
Ricardo Galbis, g >hernador que
foe del Banco Espanol, furiosa-
mente ca umniadH por varios pc
ri6dlcOs 4 los que en- aquel temp
tuvimos la fortuna de NO dar lin
g6n cr6dito cuando relatamOs 10
ocurrido, acaha de salir con la fren
to aItiva que imprime la honradex, ,
de la primela peueba, del prim4f
|juicio de injurias qua 4 instanci~''
do 81 Sc lnstraJ6 contra D. Gabrie
San qufrieo, La Sala que eDteudit4
del asunto conden6 este Sr q Ii
pena de res amos, sells messs y 2I
diss de destierro a 125 ki'6metrOs
de Ia Habans, y multa dc 3,125 Pc
setas y pago do COSTS, estimandt
graves dichas injurias pOr hAberss
hecho por escr to y con pubIictdad
y declarando "que no ha venido a
proceso dato alguno que demues
tire la verdad de as imputaciones,
nj que 6sdWgoG seqWiera d sOspeChar
que D. RioGrdO G0lbis q AbelIa
hGyG fdltGdO d sWs deber0s q dGdO
preterto al msenOs parG tales cfensGS
de la que es responsab;e, en- Coz
ceptO de autor, el 8: d. Gabriel
Sanquirico. ~.
Sentimos Ia -pena que Ia Ley
aplica al tiitimo, pero mucho nos
satisface que ell honor de una per
soma respectable, msnoseado sin
motivos Y siendo expuestO ell pasa-
do afio por 10 menos 4 Ia dudA del
p1blico; recobre ell puesto que le
corresponds y brille en- 81 como
debe.
So esperan nuevos juicios promo
vidos por el mismo Sr Galbia coa-
ira sus aouaadores, que faeron va
rios, y nos &bstenemOs de comen
tarlos hasta tanto que 80 deCidsn
aunque desde luago Creemos O.
s rSa tan favorable3 al Sr GAIni
como el va terminado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

El Gobierno ha asordado regslat
q la repdblica norte-america ana la
aao Santa MarsG; nusstros mari.
nos Ia Condaoiral & Nueva- York
aon las csrabeias Ia PsntG Y Ia Mid,
que tomarAn alli parte On la gran
sevists naval. La mao estarl algu.
oos dfas en- Puerto- Boo para que
deseanse ls tripulaci6n.
Parece que los Iafantes d. AM
tonic y D: E1lalia iran 4 Ia expl.
sici6n de Chicago, en re- epresntacl6n
de nusstra augusta Rsg gsnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

Rstamoa de epho,abCeaa, Be
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

Recibimos hoy noticlas de la isla
de San Fernando, donde habo a ves
gran agitaci6n prodaoida por la.
oerse negaio ell Gobierno { Ia cons.
trucci6n del d!q1e de 10 Oarraca.
El Alcalde, que habia venido q
Madrid gestlonar en- favor de 10
construction, y cue al saber la ne.
gatlva pgesento la dimiei6n de 50
,srgO, fue reci0ido alli con aclama.
clones do entusiasmo; las tiendas
SO cerraron y muchos BALCONIES
aparecieron CON eolgaduras negras.
La Guardla Civil patruila por las
GALES y no SO ha alterado ell ordan
como SO esperabh; psro los Animos
estan muy exoitados. La noticia
de que et gobierro proyecta arren-
dar las salinas de Torrevieja ha
agrAva 10 81 conaicto, parque esa
eesoluci6n danaria a San Fernan-
do.
r. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

La ,Gaosta hs publicado riaa Rsal
orden resolviendo fav0rablemsnts
una lnstancia dsl U1legio lie pro-
curad0res de esa isla. YS.M. ha
drmado IN decreto reoa]ando aht
las tarifas postales y te.egraficas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-12

A~ esA3 "a A0sSS- -OaHrNSAO4UAON NNpuuNNS =
para ei case de que los s6bdto
espahOles sufcieran perjuicios en-
sus personas 6 en- sus intsreses.
Ademas, Ia preusa b asileiia de
1'timas fechas refleja bien la situa
ci0n de los &nimos en- ell referido
Estado de Bio Grande del Sur. La
|indiscipliua , desmOralizaci6n del
ej@rCito es tai, one ell general en-
jefe Sr. Pogo Junior, unO de los
generates de mas energia y mayor
prestIgio, sc ha visto obligado q
Gictar una orden en- Puerto Allegro
lamentando amargamente que los
jetes, oficiales y clases del eJercito
Sc mezClen en- las lUChss politicas
locales, y exhort&ndoles, en- nomb; g
de la dignidad del uniforme y de
Ia integridad de la patria, 4 que
obedezcan las 6rdenes del gObiern0
central.
Esta ord n, que es muy extensa,
Ia ha diCtado el general Pogo Ju-
nior en- provision de que los revo-
luciOnarios expulssdos del Brasil,
" con los cuales simpatiza part :.
del ej6rcirO, intentaran pasar la
frontera del Uruguay y provooar
des6rdenes.
NuestrO gobieino conoce todo
este y hs tratadO dc que O. buque
espafiol surtO en- Bio de la Plata
fuera a los puertos &c Bsg6 y Pc.
lotas, donde son muy namerosos
los espa6oles. para protegerIcs /; pc.
70 ha tenido que desistir de realizar
dichc prop6sito, pOrQue aquelios
puertos no sirvi n para el calado
del referido buque.
10 mismo han tenido que haeer
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-27

A Pretty white GRIT. FresR she Leaves
Luxurious Home for Camp

A Pretty Whits Girl. FreaA she Leaves
Luxurious Home for Camp
kKLNNR y. J.. sept "a In early
spring n hand OF Canadian Indians
came TO this village 20 establish a bAs-
ket making industry. There were
forty or moro OF them and they came
from near the city OF Montreal Next
door 10 the store they opened ON r street
was the cottage Of = I. Ginen. n real
estate clerk. With him dwelt a step
niece, pretty Mamie Gillen- She Is 10,
tall and woll-formed From her
Polish mother she inhcrits dark.
gypsy-like beauty that gives her an
Indian squaw's appearance. When
the indians arrived here they at
tracted no little attention from
the people. Mamie seemed TO be
infatuated with the process OF making
baskets, hut nothing was thought OF H.
She made friends with some of the
young squaws and braves and was with
them constantly in the evenings after
she had finished her work In the office
Mamie frequently spoke OF the desire
TO learn 10 mako baskets and live a.
the Indians did.
Now she i missing. and she il be-
A'Nf'fA " ht Win ntr NnekN friends
The Indians left for Canada on Monday
OF last week Mamie disappeared the
same day and no trace OF her move
mcnts can 6c found by her relatives
Before leaving her home Mamie packed
up all OF her clothing aud her little
trin6ets and succeeded in getting
them ont 81 the house without 10.
ing detected by her relatives. No word
has boon received from the missing
girl since She disappeared. She did
not board the train with the Indians.
but her relatives are positive in their
belief that She has gone TO Canada with
them
The leader Of the tribe was a tall.
handsome young fellow. who was
known as Chief Mnsta. The missing
girl h well educated and bright Her
relatives have not taken and will not
take any step 90 bring her back from
her squaw life.
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sToRe-RooM ANo CLOSETS.
Pains should he Taken 90 K.~p me.
Clean and a-..s

Pains should Hs Taken 90 Ks~p rhs-.
Clean and sweet.
The store-room la winter and spring
IA OF greater Importance than la sufn.
mer and fall. when fruits and vcgota.
bles are plentiful and cheap The store
room should be well-lighted and ven.
iilatcd Take everything from this
ioom. Examine all the stores and take
lote Of those which should be used
3rst Have All the Tcccptncics for food
washed, wiped dry, and put into the
sun 20 air. Brush every nook and cor
ncr Of the room, then wash all the
paint and woodwork Let the room
stand the greater part of thc day with
the windows and doors open. Mean
while make list % the amount and
kind~of stores you require. and assign
a place for each thing Frotn time TO
time. a. these articles are obtained.
check on che list II Is not yet too late
for the houseleeper who wishes To do
40 10 put up peaches, pears, ounces.
apples, tomatoes aud many other
things Every store-rOorn should have
a supply Of rice, tapiOca. maearoni.
barley, graduated and cut sugar. whole
spices, whole herbs. sOuDe canned peas
and corn dried peas and beams, gcia-
tine. havori, etc. It saves the house
keeper q great deal 81 time and trouble
% have these things on hand "a such
quantities as She can uss 20 advantage
In her family. II she has = cold room
In her cellar Il will be wise 10 put Ia
potatoes and apples By the barrel The
closets In the house should BE- taken
singiy. the contents examined. and
aired OF washed as the ease may b.
and the closet Thoroughly cleaned and
aLr.l - .aaLn-- Hmm Lo-.---.L
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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL


The house where there Is no Divins
worship i allied With the sighs OF Goa
-Ram's Horn.
In the last twcnty-hvs YEARS. -
saya Mr~ Alice Frccman Palmer. sii..
ooo.o0o has been given In tbia country
90 women's colleges aiono.
Philip l. Hale. son % Edward
Everett Hale. has returned from his
student life in Paris and will teach
next winter AZ the Boston Art school
lit i ridiculous 90 expect God u
hear IA when wc 10 not hear ourselves
which II the casc when our lips move
with the mind inattcntivc aud wsndsr
ing Seed
The words and phrases under IN
letter "a" In worcester's dictlonarT
are a. o15; Ia webster's. s.3ss. In the
Century iScai, and In the standard,
now Ia eourse OF publication. -. 7as.
Rev. A W. Clarke. of Washington.
u. G., has accepted a call to tho Abys-
sinian church At Portland. Ne. n Con.
grcgat.onal church for coiorcd people,
which has been maintained for nearly
sixty years
MIR w ~ Bishop. whose fascinating
little voiumc. House Hunting la Ea-
rope, has won such ready appreciation
from host Il readers. has been hp-
pointed instructor In Spanish and
frrnch IA Yale. his alma mater.
Many Chinese temples arc provided
with hell az the entrance. aud when
the worship~r enters be gives the rope a
pull and rings the hoil in order that
the deity may be notified % his coming
aud bs on hand ~ attend ~ his bnsis
mesa
Scripture n more terrible ga lts
mysterious reserve about the wrath
90 come" than any picture man could
paint There n moro pathetic and a~-
fui incoming IN the ono word. the
lost IA in any attempt of ours ~ ex-
pnnd thought Dean Church.
Tho Review ~ Reviews bears this
testimony ~ the clyillting power %
missions; III o. our brave contingent
of missionary teachers not tho
present greedy squads ~ Grrman and
spanish traders and officials who have
annexed the Islands % The Pacific 70
civilization Many 81 them have been
completely transformed by The mission.
aries. whose iabor7 alone have given
them commercial Importance
The following are the approximate
statistics ~ the Church Missionary 90
ciety. stations, 81E European mis-
siouarics ordained, az. lay, "a. wives,
2tp. unmarried women. ret; total.
T03; native and Eurasian clergy.
SSH native lay teachers, Aieg. native
Christian adhcrents. 10. e3s native
communicates. 5i.Ot1. tapiisfns during
tho year, io.7i2; schools, !, Jos. scholars.
~. 200. income Ia 1872, ti.siAOls. Mis-
sionary' Review
Al n recent uccting 81 the board Of
trustees Of Westminster college. Prof
Arthur J. Hopkins. Ph. h.. recent
graduate - Johns Hopkins university.
was chosen 20 the chair u chemistry
and mathematics Prof J. j. McElrce,
for threc years in Amity college. lows.
IL 10 b. professor ~ Latin. Miss Agnes
Reed. graduate ~ Westminster Ia the
scientific course will assist Prot Hop.
kinN Prof Charles &. Douglas. q
Preston, Wis viii D. musical director
next year Misc Idclie Y Merritt OF
OF City. having studied ia the schools
Of hoston and New York will teach
voice culture.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-27
DEATH OF MILTON Hay.
Close OF the Busy Career OF one OF IN.
Foremost Lawyers of Illinois.

Siose OF the busy Career OF One OF IN.
Foremost Lawyers of Illinois
SPRiSGrIELD. III. Sept 16.-Hon
Milton Hay, one of the Oldest citizens
of Springfield and for many wears n
leading attorney. died Friday. aged 70
years He had been In failing health for
several months. a sufferer from Bright,
disease. lie was brought home from
MaciSinac, Mich, two or three weeks
ago in a feeble condition. and il WINS
then quite evident that the end was
near, though his death was unlocked
for at the time Il occurred. Friday
afternoon he was sitting on the lawn
talking with his daughter aud had lust
eaten some ice cream, when he expired
suddenly in his chair.
Milton Hay was born IN Favette county
Ky. July :. 1917. and emigrated with hi.
father family To this city In the year tsge
Untu coming OF age DO worked for his father
s'scnGing ihe common schools az Intervals aud
receiving such education as these schools AZ.
iorded az that tine lie studied law IN the
ONCE OF Stuart and Iincoln and was licensed
10 practice In 1890 He began practice AZ Pitts.
held, fike county, ana there practiccd his pro-
fession untii the year 1854
AZ ono time he was associated la law practice
With Cen John n Palmer. again with Senator
Cullom, tho arm being Hay a Cuuom, and Tor
several years was senior member of The nrm
OF Hay, Green L Little lie was twice
married, his nrst wife being Catharinc
Forbes She died In 1897. leaving two chf.
dren In 1891 he married Mary Logan. oldcss
daughter Of Judge stephen T. Logan Sic died
pa ieiA leaving two chiidren--kato. now Mis-
stuart Brown, and Logan. who nov reside. iu
this city. He was elected 90 the constitutional
convention In 1877 from a district composed Of
Inc counties OF Logan and SanrAunon. and el.
though not ot the dominant party INA the con.
Nonuon was made chairman Of the committee
on revenue. and also served on the judiciary
committee He actively participated in ala Of
the proceedings OF that body and la forming the
new constitution. which was subsequently,
adopted ny the people. In 1919 be was elected
~ representative 81 Sangamon county 10 The
legislature aud acted as chairman 90 both the
luoicary and revenue committees ot That body
He was one OF The committee OF nyc appoiuted
oy The legislature 90 revise the laws OF the
state, aud their work was adopted atun al.
lourned session OF The legislature. In 1855 he
with others, was appointed by Gov. Orl,sby 10
revise the revenue code. Tho work a. this com.
mittce, however, WAS not adopted by the lcgis.
lature 20 which the report was submitted
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tney oe made the same. except oy international
agreement he waS IN favor 81 an. fr,- 20
unlimited coinage OF gold and silver. bat free
ana unlimited Collage must result In
oimetAliism- And bimetaulsSn would no,
% The result CT the Unitcd States
alone OF All nations OF TIE earth
opening her mints TO coinage In con.
e4usion. Mr. Mills said be was going q
vote Tor the repeal. and be would vote against
every amendment 10 a. tina. human ingenuity
could suggest He could not conceive of any
amendment that could be offered that would
not impeach the Integrity OF the prrsldent. sps
would vote against every one
MI Stewart rep, Scv) protested against
any closure proposition II the silver men
vent down they would 90 down proteStfus
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MUSLIN DRESSES.
Fresh ideas Ia the sIskiaE 81 rirh, oo.-
tnnses-


taosss
The newest white embroidered mus
Inns are poiufilie with tiny dots Of
cerise. blue. or black wrought quite
near together They are imported by
the Yard 10 the large shops. and the
dresses, ready made. are brought over
from Paris. The simplest waists for
these gowns are ~ far the prettiess. a.
belted high waist with Insertions q
creamy Faleueiennes in horizontal rows
across the bust. or clse diagonal
throughout The zizzsg Insertions are
also very effective Ga these simple
waista a single large puR 10 tho 3D..
bow forms the sleeve. and ths insertions
follow the lines used on the corsage
The short skirt BE- similarly trimmed
With Insertions from the belt ainaoat 70
the knee. and o. completed b. deep
f0unce ~ the muslin edged with lace
White ribbon or that ths color q che
Dots covered with Insertions. is ussd
for the collar and telt
loiored muslius also have the One
dotted designs. and are made up oyef
SIX ~ q cuntrastlug coior Thus an
extremely lrenrh gown ~ the thinuest
gray Euslln puintlie with white Es
made up over rsle yellow taneta SIX
Many rows ~ Valentine insertion
are iet in fhs waist and sslri AMI ths
sleeves. stopping short ~ thc eiho7g.
are lining uf thf yellow a.ls covered
with the t.nlrst fr.ils ~ gray mutiin --
narprrs Eassf
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WIT AND WISDOM.


The only thing that will make more
racket than = couple 81 boys Is three
boys
There is a language Of flowers. az.
for instance. when . bare.foOted boz
steps upon a thistle.
II we rightly estimate VIVA. Ne call
good aud evil. Ne shall ind IL Iiss much
ia comparison. Locke.
--irs wise son that knows his own
father but a Is wiser father who ean
hide his own sins from his son.
a good many men have q rsputa-
ton Of being very intelligent whcn
they are only very rctiesnt - Yonng
Mems Ira
Mr. Editor. I ana told you called
me swindier In a recent ISSUE % yoar
paper NO. sir. We only prins the
very latest news - Filegeude Batter.
My dear said Mr nenp@ex.
"PrOiossor squeaki. ths vloiinist. i 10
dine here tonight II you vii SAX
him. he'll tell you where yoa can get
chin rest ~ fiaTper's Baxar
Harsh Methods Old Party-Whzs
do you blow shat diaged whistle that
way for2 strcctCag ronducsog-T
start the ear old PARTY ses. have
~ .eare the hor,ss - make 'e1n 20 -
Puck
sharp - MusieBs has decided 70
cali bis new symphony Chicago Flat
~In honor ~ The fair supposef
sharp No; because ths principal pan
= taken b. the wind lastrumsnt1 -
aife.
Bound ~ BE- around Fifst boz
lovers. there's always q iot ~ Hssis
boys around with ulngs Wots sbev
for7 second boz russs thsy & her
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