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New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
HOLIDAY EMBROIDERIES.
DTuF, CHRISTMAS FLOWER LENDS ITSELF
To EFFECTIVE NEEDLEWORK

EFFECTIVE NEEDLEN OHfh
Oriental embroidery, new style OF Work tnS
season. is truly attractive and artistic Real nun
ssrfan embroidery. now imported IN such ass
quantities while good in effect. Is 100 coais -.
table use though it be copied in moss on hheH,
with more satisfactory results Iurksn az
p.-.fen designs however. modified and adap'e0
u,.rs and carried out in lovely mellow colors give
the bsautv of the Oriental fabrics. changed os nh'
work and material to a form suitable Oh '"'
daintisst white damask table cloth
This work is now seen in the stores. and VIII oe
+, feature of holiday displays. lt Is done Oh pN'
brown nnen and many Of the so-caheu a,.-.
stitches are introduced. as well as the is@S.'
stitch. or what one might call real emoroueis
The natterns can be worked out entirely IN Outton
hole stitch or other hand stitches-tnat - da~v
stitches distinguished from traiie ,s,1rs who
and this Is always Inducement 10 aIndt iS o-L.
a. 49,, tn rssard fine frame as too much Ike Morh,
Oriental effects not a passing TAU; .,d ayo
az, So one is quite safe In carrying out tne S9
gestions TO be found in Eastern IaorloSS S 5saI OF
pensive materials, and in spending SSta1 SoU 20 hs
time on such work for it is not a IasnlO" -
discarded in a season .,fs wear
is TO be the Christmas Hover or ps po1ls 70 he as
bright red winter plant which mas co.Iu ,s decora-
ton ON white linen il is rather glarlnso -. ou tbs
the soft brown fabrlc such as IS usssn,abIe ussn It
,sDds itself Well to design and some good a.,
rangenents of Its green and red leanss le-9bs- that
had ready stamped II - NStl u
soft green's the silver or sage green's sIG - srb-
used with red EmbToiter the green leaves -
dued tones, and the brightness or the rorirg sui
blossoms OF the poinsetta will not De oVefpo, n
Ribbon ork is much in evidence TINS sec 90 S,snay
has received a new impetus from the SUPERB u.Sp pa.
at the Paris Exposition 1t is essentaLls ~ are
risian embroidery Materials tor TINS Emnhasis
now being imported in great variety EN.sshs .ssshons
NAV be laid this fact for without tiie tii;aIs 10
made especially for the work IL IS not posr pa NAV
produce the dainty results. even though @ ole ,nis
be skilful embroiderer. From its very ,;cles
embroidery is limited in its use 10 certain and
IL is suitable ornamental sofa cuShIOl,S-, - 10
especially to lids of handkerchief boxes, al las
picture frames. which may be covered ..ys WI. ART
One may take completed pieces TO decoIa.ii ,n'
societies embroidery stores 10 De Ilisoc,ory
Home making is not likely 70 oe sa' ;9h the
Pieces of ribbon work already begun. VILE VILE ana ana
materials for finishing, may be purchasec' aN
can hardly plan a prettier holiday present
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

this sort thing, and has gone back to bed, gig,
to be the bearer of such tidngs. Of course, there
was nothing TO be said
THE next morning. after every one had fnished
break kfast Crosus sauntered down as If he had
nothing 10 be ashamed OF, helped himself literally,
ate with excellent appetite. and finished Just
as the omnibus drove up to take them 10 the sta
ton whereupon he made his Gdieus. thanking Mrs.
Tiptop for his visit and saying with his best man.
ner that he had had a delightful time.
'I think ] could cap that with several other SINH
lar stories" laughed the Eastern woman. THE
truth of the matter is that society every
where are becoming insufferable, and yet can
not 90 without them"
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
KEEPING THE FACE SERENE.

Did you ever notice the NJ children when they
are out driving in their pony carriage together?
remarked d friend of their mother. Each little
face is screwed up tight as a nut into d most
fendish expression. And yet they are really very
pretty little things with naturally pleasant. open
countenances I suppose il is the effect OF strong
light or habit they have caught from each other.
but wonder their mother does not notice II and
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
SOME WAYS OF THE WORLD
THE NASAL QUALITY OF The AMERICAN
WOMANS VOICE-A MASK
LIKE FACE.

Again and again have American women been
urged attend the voice culture OF their chill
.dren and yet the average mother entirely negects
what might be either a great charm great de-
feet in her daughter later on" said matron re-
Gently. --She has been told often enough that the
natural American voice is musicals. in fact,
decidedly nasal, and is apt be loud and shrill.
This she recognizes to be a fact and yet makes no
effort 10 overcome the defect
"a couple Of decades ago. when society was more
or less englomaniac in its tendency, voices We're
improved by initiating transatlantic cousins.
but that society people ultra-Ameri-
can and feel their independence of Old World trad-
far the voice and accent are concerned, is de-
cidedly bad one That voice culture has suf-
fere0 in consequence is very evident and present
IN neither our schools nor homes is any de-
cded effort being made to correct what is dis
tinctly national defect
Musical voices such heard in every class
in England probably never attain to but
sisted upon in school and family, and the impor-
tance of pleasant voice made apparent TO the
pupils and children, agreeable voices would be the
rule, not the exception.
You have pretty neighbor, but she has a
voice TO fronr' said who visiting a
house in the suburbs Il told you yesterday that
would like TO be introduced TO Miss s., but /
have changed my mind. ! heard her speak, and
that finished This morning the boat she
dropped her pccketbook, and picked it up. Thank
-ou very much she said. but il enough 1t
was right through her nose. and went through me
like knife. ] would rather hear the screech of a
peacock than nasal voice from pretty woman
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
PARIS GOWNS REDUCED.

o. Haas Bros. ladies tailors. t49 F11tn ,ssis n.
nue., opposite Waldorf-Astoria cIfer taIIoI siIk
gowns to order copied from Paris modeiSss .au-
lined throughout, only S4o- An especlais - az
tiful gown by Paquin is exhibited ana Is sd,ced Jsu
the gems of the collection. 10 be sold at N cnly
prices The offer holds good for DeceIiOei
and should be taken advantage Of
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

animal skins AS Mr.. Franklin deals directly with
collectors and trappers in foreign lands and the
far North. he claims that he can sell at the
loves. possible prices and that he has the finest
specimens in the market Red fox. prairie wolf
and other small skins he mounts rugs or baby
carriage robes
New-York tribune., 1901-12-08
UNHACKNEYED CHRISTMAS GIFT.

The man woman looking for unhackneyed
and rich Christmas present would do we'll to visit
T. W. Franklin. No. SGT Broadway, and inspect
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
ROCKVILLE.

Mr.. Penick and Miss Nan Boreing
spent a few hours In Appleton City
Sunday the guest Of Miss Sallie
Stout.
Aiss Grace Laughlin, Of Cedar
Lane Farm, spent sunday with Eska
Duley.
Our young folks met at the home
OF n. g. Richie for the purpose Of
organising a Reading Giro G. They
eiectei Miss Estelle Richie president.
Miss Lula Stark secretary, and s. o.
Penick, treasurer.
win Price spent sunday Ia Rich.
ards with his parents.
j.. X. Stout and wife were the
guests OF friends IN this city Sunday.
Airs Scott has been entertaining
her mother Mrs. Bathurst.
Mlss Tilla Doyle. after a pleasant
visit with her uncle s. M. Doyle and
wife, returned 70 her home la Hunts.
vile, No.
DR.. Grosshart made a business trip
TO Sehen City.
Quite a number Of our young folks
enjoyed the evening az the home Of
Emmett Hooks, on Round Prairie,
Wednesday night. Those present
We're Dir. end Mrs. j. y. Sieb, Mr..
and AIRS. Jas. Meyer, Misses Oracle
Laughlin, Lulu stark, Lille Klipp'
niger, Estella Ritchle, Eska Duley,
Daisy Ashury. Messrs. A NJ.
schaumloefiei, N. +. Langhlin, C. ID.
Ritchie, d. ID. Hit.
Op,ox
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

+. W. Lynch sold Is head Of calves
to some parties err Hets Saturday.
james Moreland. OF Fair View, In
vited some OF our boys 20 an old
fashioned coon and opuesum hunt
Saturday evening. No doubt the
boys learned something u they DID
not catch much game.
Mesdames Renedict, Hulett, Neat
and Miss Pearl benedict, Of Rich HUI
were pleasant visitors at Uncle The
Meats Thursday.
We tried another game OF croki-
mole last Wednesday; give Il up we
play.
Lane 4 Lynch shipped two car
loads Of cattle to the Kansas City
market Monday night.
Mrs. +. A. short and little daugh-
ter Donna, who was visiting at
S~unshine's last week win leave Sat
urday to spend a week with rela-
tives In northern Bates before re-
turning home TO KRnkakee IN.
SuNsHINE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

The work Of the speaker will be
.ht as there are but few chair
lnships to be hlIed The mos,
portan chairmanships will be ia
committee on Banking and
'rrrney, Elections committees
= a and 3, committees on Eek
aitures OF the War Depar,m NJ,
lessigum M which Is parucula
desirable becau, OF the commit
room which goes with It, and
ks on Foreign Affairs,
alhich latter commiusr alto
four vacancies.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
PAPINSYILLE.

VIM. ]. Hirni, Of the +. 4 NJ. bank
and Miss Edna Hyde, OF Rich Hill
were In our burg Sunday.
Ma. +. o. Seelinger entertaine,
her Sunday school class last SUNDAY
with a b~ounteous dinner ~hich al
enjoyed. Wish we had been there.
Prot. II. r. Watson aud Gus KEN
berger OF the Nevada business Col
lege. wene up last Saturday OF I
hunting trip. 80 rabbita,9 Quails l
q squirrel were baRged. ligh
Thos. Chick, Geo. Burgessor,
Oliver CarTieO were In Rich Hin gar
urdRy. 10
Benz. Smith, who has been holdL
q position with Swift Co, of X.
returned home Sunday oE accouut'r
bis fathers health, !
II. B. Snnderwirth is counting 1
Butler, although he "a married.
VIM. SeiRenthRleP was in Butte
Saturday, on business.
Geo. Roberts IL In the seed businei
selling for a firm In New York.
What has become OF Jovial Jak
and Miss Sunshine7 Gone down Sal
river, we suppose.
GoLpESR0D
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
KEITH.

Mrs. Jake King IL ON the sick list.
We are expecting a hog killing
time at our house this week.
Mrs. Fannie DeArmond. OF Hume,
was visiting ia Keith several days
last week.
Wonder n Glenn thinks tine Daisy
Is the only hour now7
Miss Maggie Flemming. OF Rich
HIN, visited her uncle Ben Rand last
Thursday and Friday.
Waiting patiently for some one to
tell Of an easy way 10 get rid Of the
little English sparrow. They ARE all
right Ia a pie, we have tried them,
but would prefer some one else max.
ing the pie.
L. March and family visited In
Hume last week,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
METZ.

Very dreary weather Monday, sleet
and snow. Clear Tuesday.
J. W. McKibben is slowly ImpEov-
ing,
The sad accident which occurred
Saturday evening was a great shock
to the community. While out hunt
ing rabbits jain Handley son Of Mp,
Robt. Handley, accidsntly shot him
sell, causing almost instant death.
The funeral was held at the Metho-
dist church Sunday at 2 o clock and
the remains were laid to rest In the
Balltown cemetery.
Let not your faith and co uFage fail,
For In that blissiui bye anal bye,
You shall meet beyond the vale,
Where tears shall never dam the eye,
Little Oracle Brown IS IA victim Of
scarlet fever.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Quite a crowd Of young people
took part in an opossum hunt last
Saturday night, and all report a
splendid time. After the hunt was
over camp fires were built and the
crowd refreshed themselves with a
sumptuous lunch, then returned
home. The affair was in honor OF
MIR. Lawrence Wallace. OF Virginia,
who is the guest of w. l.. Springer
and family.
A good wash board for Ioets AT
Holloway's.
=. H Hines, formerly Of this
city bu, now Of Kahspell. Mont.
favored as with = wears subscription
TO The tribune. Mr.. II and
family are well pleased with their
new home and are getting along
nicely.
Try a bottle German Washing
Fluid for sale by Holloway.
]. Fri Stotler came down from
Kansas City Saturday night and Wis.
tied A. E. VanVoorhis and family
Sunday. He returned to K. {.
sunday night accompanied by BIZ,
wife who had spent a week with hel
parents
Irwin French Co.nexi week. three
nights, al the opera house.
Nine bars Diamond { soap for
z5ets at HollowaY's.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

All are cordially invited to attend
the supper In the Nets hall Thanks
giving night.
Several OF our young folks attend
ed church at Rhinehart Sunday.
Rem Potter has returned from FIT.
Scott, where he has been staying.
Nets r. stil growing. Another
family added TO the city,
Crokinole Is the only game.
Richard Thomas has returned from
= summers visit In Des Moines, la,
His mother Il very low with typhoid
Fever and his father had the misfOr-
tune to loose an eye.
QUEEN ESTHER
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Pile-ine Cures piles.
Money refunded II u ever fails.
REAYLEY

Andrew Wilson il. ia ut home and
our young ladies are wearing their
most seraphic smiles.
Miss Helen Foasett, OF Pueblo. Col.
is visiting her mother hrs. ]. c.
Griggs.
Gabe, EEeke would feel highly hoa-
ored tomeke the acquaintance OF so
, popular a gentlemen as yourself. x
Bible reading was well ATTENDED
last Wednesday night
Mesdames Belle Keedy and VIM.
Robinson dined at Mrs. Engkman's
Thursday.
Misses Lille Reese and Lisxie job
son visited Jesse Wilson at the Big 4
Sunday.
Misses Hannah and Nellie willis
spent Sunday at the Grigga home.
James Shumate and wife moved
into Mrs. Dick Williams house: Mira.
Williams has moved to Rich Hi1.
Alonso Workman, OF HRYtwell, e
visiting relatives here.
Ray brothers hauled hogs to Rich
Hi Saturday.
Mrs. Robinson visited Mrs. Jim
Brown In the Hin Saturday.
Rev. Pyles preached to a large
audience Sunday evening.
Judge March Is quite SICK with
pneumonia. 4
Bob MCGOWAN had quite an excit.
ing runaway Sunday.
Wallie Cheverton was calling on
his farmer friends Monday morning.
t. II. Tflson sold some fine hogs In
the Hin Saturday.
Mr.. Willis and wife Sundsyed with
Panama friends.
How many saw the beautiful
meteoric display tine other morning.
FzrrE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Flsh, IFIsh.

ln persons IN the State OF Mis-.
,,iri desiring young cropples or
'tck bass, for ponds. lakes or
neams, should apply at their earli.
= convenience 10 Phil kopplin. Jr.,
aperiutendent Forest Park Hatch.
N, Forest Park, 81. Louis, Mo, or
3 N. =. O'Brlen, superintendent st.
Hatchery, the one most nc-
-ssibie TO the applicant. The only
Zpense 20 the applicant VIII I've the
psf OF can tT5 eentsl, which must b.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
napust Church.

Wednesday night, prayer meet
ing at 7:iS. Thursday, as p. m.
l. NJ. 5 Twill meet with Mrs Dav J
Rogers. Friday night b. Y p. u.
Sunday School o:4S a. m. Preach
ing at II a. IN. Subject, The
character of the New Testament
Church. Junior Is. y p, u. sun
day at ! p. m. Preaching 7 p m.
Subject, The iullness Of Chnsi."
All are cordially invited 10 attend
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Dr.. Lyle OF Butler. was here
terday on professional business
Jesse Thmble, the Butler o
house hustler, was on our sire.
few days ago.
Lester Neil Of Kansas City.
shaking hands with old friends
today.
Mr.. Sidney Moore, another +
merchant, slipped In Sunday
carried of one OF our pretty y.
ladies, not. however, I'll Rev.
had issued the old methodist
port and launched them out Oh
broad sea OF matFimony. All {
Sid, may the voyage be smooth
Charley Nace. another one d
noys who went 10 Kansas Cit.
make his fortune, II down this
visiting home folks, aud, well yt
see his best girl.
w. II. ClOuBe and wife ar.
home this morning from "A vif
their daughter, Mrs. Allie Tief
county, Okla. They IMPORT a
uht mp hhu we're ulRulA pA
with the appearance Of that
country.
Miss Jessie Goff. teacher In To
mary department Of our schod
been quite sick for several day
learn she Is improving this mo
Hope she may soon be at hei
again. Miss Lille Bell Is VT
the chalk I'm her room this wee
The ladies OF the NJ. +. o
made n new departure I'm the Z
festival line last week, gave
social q nite a success. The
gong up against the pie couu
the amount Of 80 net profits
venture, with four pies left ovf
counting the one +. Al. Russell
before thecovers were removed
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

sent IN advance. the express charges
TO be paid g. o. y A five gallon eaR
VIII carry thirty 90 nfty small hsh.
All applicants win b. notified In adj
vance ~ shipment n more than
one Is dcsirsd nsmit accordingly.
r. =. gNAWfNF, Pres.
81 Joseph, No
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
walnut street Vi. E. Church.

There will be preaching at the
Walnut Street NJ. +. Church text
Sunday At II a. m and at s p. M
Sunday School at 9;4S A. m.
Epwouh League at 7 p. m.
w. r. PYLEs. Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
FIrst Presbyterian Church.

There will be services al this
church mex, Sabbath at II m and
7:3o p. m
sunday School at 9'45 a. m.
Junior Endeayor al ago p. m.
Senior Endeayor at 6;3o p m.
W. b CHANCELLOR,
Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
Tremendous Sacrifice
SALE.

Having agreed with one of the best
|and largest Wholesale Clothing Housesi
lin the u. S. to handle their exclusive IineE
I'VE fully determine to close out ever Y;
lsuit and overcoat IN the house in order ;
Ito secur this opportunity which WEI
know is the King ofthem all. This slash
ing sale will begin at once and by the 1stI
iof January, 1902 we are confident to;
out every garment before our new
line comes in for spring trade. This Isl
the best opportunity to lay in your SUPP
ply.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Al the Opera house Irwin French
Company, MONDAY, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights Of next week
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
on TuesdaY noon Mayor w. w

On Tuesday noon Mayor w. w
Ferguson, ably seconded by Dennis
Miller, Flave Tygard, John Heck,
and well supported by w. J. Halt,
VIII Thomas Henry and Charley
Klumpp, Ralph Williams and Billy
Babcock, returned from their hunt.
ing and fishing trip down in south
east Missouri. Hunting tales and
fish stories have been rite ever since.
OF course everybody believes all
they hear for no one would doubt
the truth OF anything these gentle
men would say.
We have just received another
Shipment of Fancy China. When
up town don't fail t o stop aud look
at our line of China and Fancy
Lamps. Very Respectfully,
A. b. Holloway.
All the Republi an editors Of the
state will be in ST. Jos eph ,o-mor-
row and mex, day, and then the
Democracy will have ITS own way,
way as the "devil'' will be in charge
OF all the Republican offices. and
YOU know the devil helps his own.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21

Mems ovsrooa.s from 81 0s up 10 sl 90.
MeBs suits from 81 25 up TO sI 90.
Boys ? aud spiecs suits from e5S Up 20 81 IS
Long pants suits from 81 IS to 81 A.
Boys overcoats from 81 IS up to s5.4s
This is the time for you to pick while
the sun shines. Will have special help
ito wait on you. Come at once and
the best,
Respectfully,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-21
FOSTER.

Dr. Lyle OF Butler. was here "
terday on professional business,
Jesse Thmble, the Butler CPD
hustler, was on our street,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
LOS SREs. CHANEY Y HART

Washington c.
paric
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
SE VENDE

afnca;t a
del Ro, comprendda de mia de Cga
e guardia civil espancla
La rida de Cafe
y l
de ca6h de un
ma de
a
oeo, de ondo
bano,y a m Sc
g Santiago
pedlos
a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13

El czar ha celebrado una larga entrevista
con ell emperador Guillermo en- la que am bos
soberanos hablaron extensamente acerca del
conflicto, franco turco.
Sc sabe que ell car contestant ell mensaie
del sultan despues de conferenciar con ell pre-.
sidente Loubet.
FL kaiser expres6 al czar la necesidad de
que no SO quebrante la paz europea en- las &C.
tuales circunstancias.
Han conference.-the extensamente en-
Dantzig, respecto de la question franco-turca
Y la guerra anglo boer, los emperadores de
Russia Alemana.
Aunque Sc conoce ell resultado de Ia
entrevista, Grease fundadamente quo ambos
monarcas apoyan la actitud de la repdblica
francesa en- los asuntos del imperfo otomano.
La prensa de Berlin asegura, no obstante
guardarse la mayor reserva respecto de GUAM
to Sc trat6 en- la entrevista, que ell emperador
de Aemania ha demostrado vivo inter6s por-
que Inglaterra concierte la paz los sud
africanos, 10 que no es didcil que gestone ell
fmperlo germanico.
En- la tarde del jueves lego la bahia
de Danzing ania->, ell yacht imperial
ruso conduciendo su tordo los soberanos
moscovitas.
EsperabaIos ell emperador a1emAn, Gui-
llermo II. quien recibi6 cortesmente sus
huespedes.
e. pueblo aleman que presenci6 la llegada
de los czares los aclamo con entusiasmo, va
rias seforas de la alta nristocrscia germAnica
entregaron IN hermoso ramo de flores a Ia
czariaa, ,dAndole Ia benvenida,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-13
LA DEMOCRACIA

nadas producer fuerza barata para los distin-
tos usos de la labranza otras para construc-
ci6n de caminos carreteros de herradura.
Exste tambien una exhIbfcion notaoie
que fnd1ca ell prOgreso acanzaoo en- ID as :
cultura por medic del drenaje irrogacfon.
Ganados
Una extensa variada collection de las
mejores crfas de apimales del hemfsferio occl
dental, que Sc exhibe esta secclon, es De
u gran valor Instructive
FL edfcio destinado Ia exhibic1on de
anima'es vivos tiene uda capacidad suhciente
para contener cerca de 1000 animales, fuera
de las aves de corral males de lu1O
La raza caballar presenta sds me1ores u
pos: de carrera de siifa trOtadores de tiro Pc
sado ligero.
Los animales vacunos estAn divididos en-
dos grandes grupos: animales de matadero
los q ue producen leche sus der1vadOs- Ex1s-
ten en- Estados Unidos II crfas reconocidas
que pertenecen 4 este orden.
La exhibition de la raza ovejuna esta re-
presentadas por 13 cr1as recOnocldas
La exhibicon de aves de corral de AMI
males de lujo es de una riqueza varledad
singular.
Una faz especial de esta exposition, es la
exhibici6n de coneios, liebres, ardillao' gasos'
CAVES, etc.
Despues de esta ligera relaci6n, las an
teriores que publicamos, puede formar una
pequef1a idea de la magnitud que envuelve es-
te mag gnifco torneo de paz J de traoalo. que
signinca hoy mucho para toda Ia America, y
Que puede signifcar muchisimo mas para 10
porvenir.
En- estas festas que simbolfzan progreso
civilization, los paises concnrrentes 80 estre-
chan en- comun abrazo tienden cimentar
mas frmements relaciones comerciales
polfticas.