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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

La Oam Ira O0 OlQuG3103 de- frau
ola. desqu6s de largos debates, ia apro
ba1o por 553 votos co 1tra 2, uua mo
ci6n acep sads va por e gob'erno, eu
favor del principle de reiucci6n del
serv:cio militar a dos afios
lie Temps" publioa IN telegram
de Madrid, en- el cual sc anuucia que
Ia mayor parte de los peri6diccs dc
Barcelona han reauudadO sus Iabores
de costumbre, porque los obreros i'm
presores han consentido en- volver los
talleres en- las mismas condolences vi
gentes antes de la huelga.
Sc ha hablado claramente en- las ga
lerfas de la O$mara de los Oomunes de
Londres, que ell general LUIS Botha
deseaba entrar en- ''ponrparlers" direc-
tamente con Lord Kitchener, y que
habfa ofrecidc rendirse con ciertas con
dfeiones, una de- las cuales era que no
serfa desterfado del Africa del Sur.
Asegdcase que las negociaoiones en-
este sentido sigUen su cnrso natural.
La Canara de d putados de Paris,
vot6 pFopuesta de COMFY, Ia supre-
sion de los trece dias.
(Se trata del periodo oblgatoFio para
todo cudadauo, de coneurrir q los GUAR
teles trece dias oada afio recibir su
instruction military
Robert Hartz, director de las adua
mas imperiales en- China, y los obispos
Favier y Latin fueron recibidos en-
Pekin p0r la emperatriz viuda. El he
cho no carece de importancia, 81 sc to-
ma en- cuenta que hacfa cerca de tres
siglos no Sc concedia audieucia min
gun .representante de Il iglesis. M.
Favier di6 las gracias a la enperatiiz
por la protece'6n = to e'ancia que dis
pensaba a la Religion, cuyo f a no IS
otro. afadi6, sino el ben ? la sa'ud eel
pueblo.
Ell pueblo de Berlin no ha cesado de
reunirse ante los retrat0s del presiden-
tie Roosevelt y del principe Henr;que,
colocados en- Ia fachada de la oficina de
un peri6dico durante la vista de es Q
q los Estados Unidos. L. ag'omera
ei6n era tai por momentos, one Ia p l.
cfa Sc vic obhgsda a despejlr para IA
cilitar la circulation. Los aiemanes,
sin d stinei6n, Sc muestran entusiasma
dos por la reception hecha al principe
en- los E,tados Undo, y Sc hallsn hoy
auimados de los mejores sentim'entos
hacia este pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18
A MITAD De PREclO

En- la lmprenta del "Bolesln
Mercantil' sc venden telares
para bordar, pequenos y gran
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

rs tai el ndmero de personas que ocupan
los sillones en- L. Plaza Principal, las no
cbes de retreats, que Ell duefo de eilos tuvo
ous comprar cnatro docenas mas, modelo
smericsno J colocarlos smbos lados de Ia
plsss, 10 que resulta muy bueno por que %
pasea con mas comodidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18
PREcIO 2 cENTAvos
PRECAVEOS DE- Los FRiIDES
B IXlTACIONgS

Aceptad solamente los remedies 900 RA
SEGURA para el ASMA, cATAnR0,
LIEBRE, DISERiERIA; GoH0Ra0EA. eSPiR.
MATORbEA, Stills. PERBlDS 6E IAWRi.
Ii5AD , DtBIiDA6 hERvI6SA. Ri trat.
miento, en- forma liquida, para nm mes, que
curara positivaments el case mas rebelde,
cuesta 8 500, oro americana, 8 su equiva.
lsute en- moneda de ess pals, por cada bo.
tella. - N
Su droguista debe tener esos remedies en-
existencia, pere 81 no ss aaf, envfenos el
precio, diciendonos el remedio que necesita,
y Sc 10 enviaremos enseguida por expreso,
porte pagado.
Dirijanse
La COmpaiatd mSdica International.
Apsrtads 497,
800 S24 Broadway, New York, q. q. Dc A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18
NOTICIAS DEL DIA.

LIE han sido copcedidos tres meses de Ii.
csncia para restablecer su delicada sslud &
don Darfo Rola, Jues municipal de Aqua.
dilla.
Hs sido nombrado para desempehar Iel
cargo de Fiscal Municipal propietario de
Aibonito, don Ramon Dias San Miguel.
Sc le han conceddo tres meses de licen-
cia don Juan Irysarry Regiktrador de Ia
propiedad de Mayagiies.
Esta tarde la seis saldra paia los Esta.
dos Unidos, el vapor "San Juan".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

En- la Oorte de Distrito, Sc veTan mafiana
las causas instruidss contra, Manuel Her
nandes, por ell supuesto delito de leslones;
contra Olemenie Soriano, acussdo del delito
de atentade; y contra Desiderio Garcia co
mo presunto aator del delito de eststs.
Al titulo de curlesidad damos conocer Ia
acci6n gus ciertas plantas ejrcen sobre Ia
leche.
El jugo del carde, la kiguera, la acederi
la, ia pimienta negra, Ia enclna que da Ia
sgalls, 'scosgulan Ia leche".
Ell azsfra1, ell tornasol, la xanahoria, Ia
moIena de tintes el cusjaleche, "dan color
la manteca y al queso".
Ell trebol smizclade y ell siergo espigado,
ssdan gusto al eueso".
La aceders ds Abisinia Sc. emplea spara
impedir Ell enranciamiento de las mantecas".
Les retofios de plno suministrados como
alimento las vacas, dan ga la leche I'm CO.
lor, ,rojIo".
La sanahoria , el ruibalbo, "color amari-
llento".
El junco lorido, el trigo de vaca, Ia CO.
rrigiela, el sifarf6n J Ia crests de gallo,
s.ssulsdo''
El ajenjo, el nabo comdn el redOndo, la
mans&nilla y Ell msis ordinarIo, alteran >al
gusts de la lecha, Comuuicandole un sabor
sgrio.
Mafiana embaIcark para Europe, ell Lcdo.
don Juan Was Ockoteco, acompsnado de
su sefora esposa.
g. Tipos viejos de Impren-
ia Sc compran en- el "Boletin
Mercantil'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

Nos participant los seiiorss don Fernando
Valledor d,n Joaquin Rodriguss que por
escritura pdblica otorgada ante el notario
don Damian Monserrat y Sim6, de esta
ciudad han tornado una sociedad mercsntil,
bajo la ras5n de Valledsr, Rodriguez & 90,
para dedicarse la comprs y venta de mer-
cancfas siendo socios gestores don Tornado
Valledor y don joaquin Rodriguez, y co.
mandtario don Jose Magadan Gsrcfs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18
NOtiCiaS del exterior.

La Cam ira de Diputaios de- Frau
ola. desques de largos debates, Ia apro-
baao por 553 votos co 1tra 2, uua mo
ci6n acep ssds va por el COB erno, en
favor del principle de reduction del
serv:cio militar a dos aii3s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18
Tribunal de pOliCia

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Tres juicios splazados para mafans.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Placido Rivera, por conducr un caro-
demaciado cargs, un dollart de mults. i.
Un ju'cio splAzado y cuatro juicfos ab-
sueltes los acusados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

81 vapor correo espahol "Oiudad dc Ok
dis,n sali6 aver las cinco dc Il tArde de
puerto de Ia Guairn Venezuela con rum
bo Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-18

Esta noche contraer& matrimonio en- o
vecino puebl9 de Baysm6n, nuestro parti
cular amigo 81 Iscdo. don Antonio SArmien
to CON la dissinguida ssnoiita Bsltn Padial
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DRolfEpARIEs.

realized You seem TO know all about
them. car you tell Us the name OF the
arabs home
There was a chorus Arabia" A lit
tie boy pointed out thai country on the
map.
Vow who VIII ten as what kind Ct
roads they have in Arabia." This
question troubled the eiass. A Hstla
tellos ventured 10 say:
Why, its mostly sandy deserts.
They can't have veyy gocd roads be-
cause the sand blows about So much"
y little girl who had spent tAe pre-
vious sumner at The seashore chined
in. Horses have 20 20 slow - sand
ard KS hard for folks 10 walk or.
Just 50. Mss Madss asserted And
a. desert where there IS nothing but
sand Is much worse. To make long
journeys The Arabs have the cauefs.
which they drive II great companies.
called caravans. -he osusGs Lang foo.
is two Ioed. and his weight spreads II
out . ~ the ground He can take sr,-
mense strides. but does nct Scvs- a1-e
than three niles 81 hour zl-hc-sgs re
dromedary yee ere EuwFe3 cauei
makes q speed CT Ter mlsss a. aou-
TIE 5rone5ary IS tAsrsf5re -ss6 Ter
passengers and TIE sane; fcr f--anr
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woman. He Is one OF the incorrigi-
bles. He actually stared 81 yen While
you were telling your war story.
Doubtless wishing me in Halifax al
the tine Il was very forward o. me
10 bore such q distinguished soldier
with my poor little experiences. I VIII
never tell that story again"
The temptation 70 DC so did not recur
soon LIE became & tremendously Wv
id affair when it proved true that the
distinguished Federal officer was really
her lover. Aunt Eudora was written 10
to come on to the wedding
An astonishing array % wedding
presents materialized- His friends. OF
course said Ruby. lowering among
them deHghtedly The majors own
present came a. the eleventh hour. X
was a snail paper parcel lightly siea
about with q faded green Irvine. Ruby
opened il with wonder stretched eyes.
From It fell a bit o. brown sauze To
which was pinned slip Of paper con
tanning the words:
When I find the girl from whom tails
veil was conhscated. I VIII marry her.
She captured my heart al once and Tor
al time.
~Wel.7 said the bride elect. but the
monosvilable had not that asperity 4
had when she uttered 81 from vixan's
saddle under the black walnut trees on
the occasion when Lieutenant Erarz
Wharton seized her veil as coatrabanf
goods.
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STORY APPROPRIATE TO THE MEMORIAL SEASON

some young man she might have held
on 70 her bad nuno- more successfully.
She rose in her stirrups 10 make sure Of
the saddlebags. Her cheeks were rivals
TO her name for ruddiness. and her eyes
resoiutely ignored the neutenants gen
tie regards
From the folds Of her habit a small
paper parcel nuttered TO the ground
The conmotion It created was entirely
disproporticned to its size or the value
OF It's contents.
The privates snickered openly. the
sergeant grinned maliciously. and the
Lieutenant swore softly under his
breath as he stopped ard captured the
parcel Ruby clasped her hands before
her face and broke into stormy sobs-
'Irs-only a-veIl; a-little bit-of a
miserable-veil. a quarter Of a yard
Of gauze. I haven't hzd-a single new
thing TO wear tor two whole-years-
and I should think you would all be
ashamed OF yourselves"
The lieutenant stsod turning the small
parcel over in perplexity. For the first
time n his life he rebelled against doing
his duty. He glanced almost appeal
ingly at his sergeant The sergeant was
a man Of sterner mold. or perhaps he
was q married man. He saw and
frowned upon the handsome Hsuten-
ants dilemma.
Orders are, sir. that any or ali par
ties caught carrying anything through
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EUDORA ECHOED HER BY, BY"
habit when the girl cantsred up to the
side door fully equipped for the expedi-
ton.
I am ready. auntle. Are you sure
there is nothing on your list that can
give aid or comfort TO the enemy2'"
But. Rdby'-
IF you please. Aunt DOdo. we viii
not waste daylight over argument. It
is I who am going. and not you. I
would not let you risk your precious old
neck or Vixen for untold sums OF mon
ey-real money, I mean
One glance at Vixen restlessly cor
vetting all over the violet beds decided
Miss Eudora- She hastily extended a
small leather bag. I've put your chris
tening cup and half dozen silver forks
in il. After you get the generals per
nit you can dispose of them to cid Da-
vid. They say he gives the best prices
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IL Huns tka~r he fhrasf tse horla
could not Is tate BIS roeksi
asked % restorS The bon1s. ara there
fore The foressn o.'tee refunded tae
amount. and fke aastrloLs giscst keQt
hts souvenir 1e Paris
OF l-aiv Il Hung Chanz BAD 81 psor
an opinion Inst he did NOT consider =
wprthy . s ssst
When thc Marquis salvasc HasEs.
who became - sen Known during 80
siege az the legations 81 FekinE. hat
bis arss interview ssitk II Hang t-Aanr.
the iatser was anything bar e4urteesss
ard went 80 far as % say. 4 ccngTagu-
cate ynu shat your couatTy couA AFFORD
70 send yog here
''xs arr richer than yea think.- rr-
piled the MARQUIS. and could ieaA Cai-
ua Money.
Il don't believe tha, said II Huns
Chang. why sse-gou ard year
compatTlcts an dress IN wpeI whereas
ve Chimes Hont ioek az anything tut
silk. We must he ricner
That - here you err. reforted the
italian minister we consider SIX
gpirar ard discarded * FOR eur clothes
over q century ago. Wow Sc ~ oniy eu-
pioyed for nnlu ga exhllltiuz kis over.
coat with rs satin nni1E. You see.
China Is fally q hsnasrd years behind
Italy,
For once we may beiIsTe fhat fhe
great ~ seit small ~ any Fafs 81 vas
tae last ume thaf tha Marquis Eaegi
bad cause T. complain - l.srespect ca
the pars ~ the Celestial
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was very warm day, and some
OF the children had eaten salt Ash
4. al dinner. Their visits 70 the ice
water cooler IN the corner were
therefore 50 frequent as TO disturb reci-
tatlons.
My dears." exclaimed Miss Madge.
the pretty young teacher. how would
you like SO do without water for almost
E week2"
Ny. The children shuddered
"Weu. I know q an animal that is
able TO exist Tor I'VE or six days with
cut water. can any one tel me It's
name she continued.
Little Jackie Ga-tner. a blue eyed
haxen haired boy whose father had
taken him to circus q few weeks be-
fore, cried.
! guess 1.-THE camel"
Miss Madge nodded afHrmatively-
There was a general murmur. and
many who marveled 81 the cameTs
unique accomplishment begged:
~Teu Us about il. Miss Madge- Isn't
X 200 funny for anything"
The teacher pUt aside her class book
fer the time. FOR every boy and girl was
giving earnest attention
You have all seen either a real camel
CT a picture Of one2r she began inter-
rosatvely- They had two in the cir
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lcscSSsT e2HJ6y niece Ruby The one
suggested starvation.
the other opuIence-the opulenee Of
youth and beauty and hopes springtide
Of gIadness.
Miss Eudora sighed She was too old
to ride seven miles into the town On
horseback: Ruby was too young Be
tween these two extremes OF imprae-
ticability remained the stubborn fact Of
an exacting but well beloved invalid
lying in state up stairs under her best
silk elder quilt Her invalid was a
wounded soldier. and neither the earth
beueath nor the heavens above could
furnish things quite good enough for
him in Miss Eudo-a's estimation
Above all things. he was 10 be kept in
profound ignorance Of the pitiful little
makeshifts Of wartimes-
Ruby was engaged in plating herself
a straw hat from she swamp palmetto.
When she should have completed the
plating and sewing Of her hat. she
would decorate 1t with a white cranes
wing provided she could ind somebody
to shoot the crane for her. When she
and her crane wing appeared in public
she hoped TO strike all her girl friends
dumb with envy. IN the meanwhile she
plated industriously and pondered the
feasibility of making herself a new
basque from a remnant Of beducking
she had found in the linen closet. It is
historically true that Solomon in all his
glory never was nor ever could have
desired 70 be arrayed as southern war
girls were.
Glancing Up. she caught Miss Eude-
ra's contemplative glance. She did not
know that behind the glance was the
unuttered wish that she was cid and
ugly instead Of young and bewildering-
" pretty. or she would not have smiled
so sweetIy IS she asked:
wen. what is it now. Aunt Dodo2
You look as if your last hour had
come"
Miss Eudora turned the empty tea
caddy tragicaIly toward her. The last
tea leaf has come.
We'll sassafras bushes we have al
ways with as"
Not for him"
The SRI lifted her brows and sighed
petulantly- MOP Is he never TO share
our anxieties and privations
Not If [ can help it. =" said Miss Eu-
dora firmly. adding less firmly: shall
ride into town this morning and get an
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70 the worst. she would make Vixen
tranple that insosent sergeant under
her hocfs and run for It"
II was already growing dark there
under the black walnu1s where they
had halted her. Birds were tvit5ering
sleepiiy over her head as they settled
themselves for the night The quie1ness
OF absolute peace wrapped the earth
about With note Of tense nervous
! hess. she said sharply. ~WeI.'.
The young lieutenant raised the par
Gel il his hand and looked a. her grave
T.
I am inviting q severe reprlmaus
from my superior ofHcer. perhaps
worse. by not making you turn hack.
but II you viii pledge ne the word OF a
lady that this Is the only coutra5and
article you have about you 7 VIII let
you proceed on your way. committing
your sentence 70 confscet.on OF the
veil"
A smile Of radiant gratitude chased
the shadows from REbys sweet face.
Indeed. indeed. that is all After 7 got
through my shopping I had just a ntr.e
bit Of money left. and I bought that vel
10 wear with my new palmetto haL 7
expected TO look dreadfully fine IN a
brand new thing out OF a real store. but
life consists IN going without 7 an
sure am very much obliged 70 you for
not haling me Up before that hor-id
provost marshal You are welcome 20
my poor little yell You can keep il as
war trophy"
The lieutenant flushed slightly under
the fling. but quietly pocketed the par
Gel. II you viii honor me with your
name. young lady. 7 VIII see II the sen
erai viii let me forward this to you"
1 would not think OF giving either
you or the general so much trouble.
Keep it. ii might come in handy as a
wedding present"
Having sped her Parthlan dart. she
touched vixen's ears sharply and was
soon out Of sight.
The war passed into. history and sto-
~ Every one who had any personal
experiences Of those dramatic days was
at a premium socially. Miss Ruby
Simms, visiting a New York schoolday
friend. found herself always in requisi-
ton She had the fourfold attraction
OF beauty. sweetness. wit and thrilling
experiences.
1t was az the close OF q dinner given
in her honor by her hostess that she
was called on TO repeat her charming
story Of the conhscatsd veil" Il was
always for the behoof Of some war vet
eran. This time her friend was sure
Major Wharton would enjoy hearing
it."
Ruby glanced shyiy across the table
at her vis-a-vis a handsome. bronzed
man with fine eyes and grave manners.
He was rather awe inspiring IN his
gravity. but the story o. the ven might
amuse him. The story OF the vel had
progressed 70 the point when she was
halted By the squad before the hand
some major showed anything more than
a polite interest in it, But IS she went
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e-Nature Stories
THE CAMEL AND
THE DROMEDARY
by -Izaast
Nature Stories

volunteered. And what funny hats
they had, Just white muslin twisted
about their heads"
'Twere not" Jackie Gartner rather
hotly contradicted. Them's turbans
that they wear on their heads"
Dear met Miss Nadge exclaimed
kindly ignoring the grammatical mis-
take which she saw that the little boy
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Now, Aunt DO" said The girl, rising
slightly in her sti-rups 10 adjust her
riding skirt, ven are not TO fret about
me from the tine the front gate closes
ne out until it closes me in again You
are 10 bear IN mind that M mission IS
a delicate and intricate one. have six
miles 10 ride into town and six miles
back: I have to set the generals au-
gust signature 10 ny list OF groceries;
after that I must be aeeced,by old Da-
vid in the matter Of converting ny
christening cup into greenbaeks, and
then shall enrich the suffer to that
amount But when all is said and done
he win have his cup Of tea. BY. by"
Hiss Eudofa echoed her by, by"
stoutIy. but as soon as vixens flying
feet and the girls huttering skirts were
well cut Of sight she sat down or the
front steps TO cry Zoo, hoo-if only
boo. hoo-Ruby were freckled OF PIN
pied OF something dreadful Of that
sortl''
The delicate and intricate mission
was carried TO a triumphant issue The
old fashioned sadnebags which Ruby
had flung across her saddle in a col
iapsed condition buiged corpulen5ly
with the materiaIlzed items OF Miss
Eudora's list. The girls heart was
light with a sense OF well doing. Vixen
would make short work Of the homlng.
and she would have Tots TO tell Aunt
Dodo" about her whole day in the gar
risoned town
Haiti"
s. squad Of four bluecoats stood d.
rectly across her pathway. She brought
vixen back on her launches with 3
jerk. ~weu?" she said imperiously.
Wen have to trouble you to omen
those bags. miss" said the spokesman.
with a forward motion toward her sad
dlebags.
open my bags? Everything in them
/. is according 20 permit and paid for; be
sides, am in a hurry"
Sorry. but our orders are strict Ser
geant. do your duty"
The lieutenant in command Of the
squad stood with an open paper in his
hand. Ruby sat rIgidIy silent in her
saddle while the inspection progressed
from one pound Of tea TO two bars Of
laundry soap-the alpha and omega Of
Aunt Dora's list A great many bril-
liantiy cutting remarks occurred TO her,
but discretion carried the day. She
tossed her pretty head angrily as the
sergeant threw her saddlebags back
into position
7 hope the Federal army is quite sat
ished, she said pertly.
The lieutenant in command made
soldierly salute and smiled gravely.
The Federal army is quite satisfied
and only regrets the annoyance adher-
ence to orders has occasioned the young
lady. Military necessity.
Ruby had the grace TO feel ashamed
Of her as2erity- Perhaps II the rebuke
had not come from a strlkingly hand
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order from General Gresham for the
suffers store had hoped never TO
come to that"
What viii you ride. Aunt Do?"
Hiss Eudora quaiied. The girls
teunting smile restored her resolution.
Vixen. q. COURSE She is the only four
footed thing left Us"
There VIII be one two footed thing
less il the world If yen DO" said Ruby.
With heartless composure. as she coned
her finished plat in z compact roll I
wiz 50 saddle her for you"
Miss Eudora was tremblingly array
ing herself in her antiquated riding
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q ROUND Table FOR juvenile RGApGRS

useful animal IN it, part % the world
FOR al IL IS So homsiy ard clumsy. and
noT 7 want you 20 write down al Yog
have learned about eamelz and droma-
DIARIES"
IN trice every boy ard girl was
busy Eifa pencil ard paDsr.
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last city q
Paris losn are
stored. Bonds q
$50 leo ard
800 Francs were
she wn 70 him
which &c took
- his hands,
Examined care
fully sxcialm-
ing as he did 50.
Icii. Sh1 IL
nally Re- thrust
the bonds into
rs pocket. Say
ing Soureafr
De Paris Arr
erward the gov
erroe cf the
C-sdlt TEcnna4s
took a list u
The bonds 70 the
minister % for-
eign Affairs and
asked what ~
should 60. II
was decided that
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United states. with $50 scrss. where
flowers and ornamental plants are ell
tisate6
IN the glsif u Mckee there IS zH IS
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