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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-08
Revolution ruSa
.uH lMPERlo CoNvULSI0NARIo

Por un momento Sc crey6 que las Ii
sbertades concedldas al pueblo ruso
por el Gar podrfan y debfan contener
Sla revoluci6n.
Ell pueblo ruso iba 4 entrar en- TN
sperfodo de derechos, adquiridos por
NOR de no sospechadas consecuencias.
No obstante, vuelve 4 presentar
Iamenazadora Ia hidra de la revoluci6n.
A nuestra vista tenemos peri6dicos
gextrangeros que relatan con TN 1ujo
; de detalles los 1ltimos acontecimien-
etos ocurridos en- estos djas. F1eIo eS
[cl odio entire la soldadesca y Ell pue-
bio; las huelgas Sc multiplican y los
combates en- las GALES de las ciudades
del imperio resultan sangrientos y de-
Isesperados.
Un perlodico frances cuenta los su
Dcesos de Kharkof ocurridos Ell dia "a
idol mes que acaba de terminar. "Un
encuentro sangriento--dice el peri6di
co citado-ha tenido lugar entire las
Etropas y el pueblo, aver, al anochecer.
+ Ha h 'b'dr IN gran ndmero de muer-
.tos y heridos.
Mas dc $4,000 personas, obreros y
sestudiantes asistfan a una asamblea.
: Los 4nimos estaban excitadfsimos, la
lasamblea era una manifestation i'm
ponente. De pronto Sc oy6 una voz,
Ealguien grit6 Los cosacos!
No ea para contado, 10 sucedido.
Los manifeStanteS sc enfurecieron Y un
:uerpo de caballezla Sc les echo enci-
ma.
Entonces Sc entabl6 un combate
cuerpo 4 cuerpo. a tiros. 4 culatazoS, A
golpes. Muchas bombas fueron Ian
.adas entire las patas de los caballos
4 Los soldados respondian con gruesas
descargas de rifles. Los amotina
! dos Sc apoderaron de los slmace |
mes de armas de fuego y de las pana
.derias."
Orr periodico relatando la situacion
rusa, dice:
Moscow 25.-La situaci6n de la|
huelga de los empleados en- ell camino
lie hero adquiere TN aspecto grave
Los movimientos sc han extendido ra-
oidamente todos los caminos de HE
FRO del imperio."
Orc peri6dico frances dice con fe-
cha 70 de Octubre:
"La huelga de los empleados dell
Icamino de hero es general y sc hal
-xtendido mucho, excepto en- las pc 1
qnefias villas de frontera, San Pc
ersburgo, Moscow y las grandes ciu
ades del jmperjo estan complement
e aisladas. La huelga industrial|
Icompuesta de elementos turbulentosI
EN- las grandes villas, resiste ferozmen-
tie las tropas.
Convulsiva por demas esta la patria|
e Ivan, ell terrible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-08
DeCarO1ina
T de Novjembre.

En- este momento II a. m. falleci6
don Regalado Benitez.
Ell pueblo siente este luctuoso aeon
|tecimiento porque priva a una familia
de I'm buen padre y a la sociedad de
|miembro tan 1til.
Pose1a la Cruz de Isabel la Catoli-
lea. por sus servicios prestados al Co.
|bierno de Espafla, y era Presidente
|honorario de la Junta de Catolicos de
ste pueblo.
No tengo por ahora otros datos para
III biografa: we're de conseguirlos mas
|luego para darlos a la publicidad.
D. E. P. y que ell Dios de las mise
|rcordias acoja en- su seno ell alma del
Sc nor Benitez y de a sus deudos la
cristiana resignation para soportar tan
rudo golpe, recibiendo todos el mas
|sentido pesame del que suscribe.
Su hija dof1a Cecilia, continda en- el
misno estado de gravedad, que mani
feste aver.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-08

AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS SEPTEMBER TO- 1905
BETWEEN SAN JUAN CAROLINA AREO CMUY AGUDA MAYAGUH AND PONC
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

Among III" most v:suahI" ev ju.nce>
e tho lit" :n'i customs o.. thn people
Of Babylon ana Einevch 900 Years RI.
G. N-c:" found. during the excavations
at various times. veritabie letters Or
credit. hi!;s OF exchange. With aud witt,
out warranty. money obliga tons Of Ell
kinds. sight drafts made payabl. TO in
dorscr or bearer. These denote the
existence 1t Babylon. 600 r. a. ur =,
bank which must have done a COY
siderable business and shows that it j.
not only in orr day that capital IL ,,sG.!
TO Civ impetus and keep alive III
husiriai pursuits
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Close Calculation

Extremes touch il, commercial ecccn-
tricitieS. AMI Tie lard OF the paln is
not so different IRON; that oE the pine
in tho Oddities nj tr> small traders. Il
WAS :! Canada 2roc.,i' who o,sHca that
II nrN.! !'af'i Lin 80 keep Waite sugar.
II set :. barrel folks buy ii I'D 30
fast iHs gone in leSS'n Il week" said
nc. Don't pa$. ! tell sc: j don't pay
: Traveller IL The Philippines gives
ti'' experience Oh The iSi;,n,' Of Ne.ros.
iie had :s0M" to Tie open air market.
where the native women Sit SIu;itii,,y
N :; row. prepared for tl,c lnug tinan-
c;ai arguments that follow l,e custom
crS njst mention Of q price
How muc;l:'' asked the visitor.
Dointin: 10 some maEG;ocs
Three cents each WAS The answer.
There We're six lnancoes iii tie bas.
Sct. and The traveller TOOK thc.}, III and
laid q twenty cent piece il the sellers
lap Eut she anGrilv Snatchcd them
1back Atd also returned LIE coin M.
'T,cy are :; cents IS you bDy them
separately said sue IF ron buy the
iot on viii bavc to pay ) cents. FOR T
sha. have none 10 sch to other rao-
PIE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
HATS CAUSE 6ALDNEss.
They Make tisr scalp Preceding
L'ln&.s. i-nr Mis.roMss

Thee i. rNHiy r',A-u's To !..':rve that
fri'nisi," n,ili h;,d Il tlli'.> and album
d::iii-,!:'l,t ~ ii;si sue. ih:.l Ills natural
csu;i:.it- ~ ..,. --;.i,l i. Diminishing
:.nun- tivi,.::";l !,r,i,.r :,i,l VIII end
!N disappearing ;,ip=,';lcr which
wi'ii:.l r,,,-,ait,!v ,.,i ~ advantageous
'Iiic r;lisr .. his disappearance Of the
hair. ;,'rs'.,iEs: " tie doctors. must be
sought III Tie r"',y conditions Of civ:
l.Z&tion ana III III" customs it has in.
triuM.t,l. tGlc ri tlr customs especial
~ ilurtrul 10 the lair is the hat. and
above Ill. IL" masculine hat. 50 we sec
MAINS hair >'itlcr more than woman's.
The hat produces badness by two
different me,htdS. First. it creates
about the head an atmosphere which is
fatally warm and nioist and which pre-
vents the penetration OF the rays Of
light that are SO fatal to bacteria: the
hat makes for the microbes 4 sort OF
inprovis"d hotheu which is extremely
favorable to their developments and 1t
is Known tllat microbes play an iupor-
tnllt role in the production Of Duldness
Ii it had been desired to foster the e1-
iS,encc Of microbes capable OF living
upon The scalp OF. III thc hair 4 more
favorable means fur their protection
and multiplication 1han the hat could
not have been found. Again the hat.
hndin.. its place upon the head solely
by pressure. cNertS q second rcrncious
influence upon the scalp: ii congresses
the arteries anu iii" Veins: ii ilnpedes
the circulation OF Tho blood and conse-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
A~ertIn. = Duel

The challenge 10 Il duel is commonly
regarded as the last word after pa:jfic
methods have failed TO right the wrong
Of tie party asgricvcd. As we al
knn"-. this is the hol]owest pretense
Bismarck and I;achbnrg. 1]ic Austrian
premier. decided 70 fight upon a certain
morrow
why moi now said Bismarck. we
have Our pistols here.
And The: agreed TO q duel there and
ticn. E,,; FIRST Bismarck had to write
q dispatch 10 his government giving
The cause Of tltc duel. THIS lie asked
Rechber::: TO forward in case he tHis-
narcs, fell
Recbbcrs read tie report, ana his
passion cooled.
w bat vow say is auiie correct. he
remarked but is it really worth fight
in. d duel Tor s;Ich :, reas ou!''
That is exactly MY opinion" said
Rjsmar,E ami the tier ended on ths
srct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
The Outlook.

he moro notable anon. The articles
in 'fr February Magazine Nurni,cr Of
The Outlook. in addition to It's usual
historical review Of the week ami cdi-
t"r:al treatment OF timely questions,
ar" Who is Father Gapon"" by
Madam Rreshkovsky. the woman Rus
sian revolutonis': The Sailor Of tho
Grea, Lakes" by W. y. Hubert with
many pictures from photographs by
the author: An American Cathedral
Close. by Gilbert f. Baldwin; "A Story
Of the Sea Islands" by 4. ~ Djmock:
Three Impressions Of Theodore Thorn
as: Canoeing in Ottawa Watcrs,'' by
Morgan i. Kent ana <Albcr, L. Kent:
}'Chhala the Noble" by A. Y. W
Jackson: and Tho American Country
House by Katharine G.. B,idd, an AM
rrcan woman architect MI these ar
'iclcs. With The exception ot the first,
arc very fully illustrated With original
photographs ana drawings The NUM-
Dor also contains an amusing story,
MING Of the Nci2hbovhood, hy Agnes
~. nan!,on, and The Church of the
Strong Men, an essay Of quite unusual
character. by Gerald Stanley Lee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
CURRENT COMMENT.
The Jap as a Fighter.

There IS no state in "xistanc" Who's"
soldiers would "nco,n,rr the yic,orS u'
fHr' Arthur i'll "uual numbers with
any certainty ~ victory. Intl":d. there
'lav" been Incidents in tn" siege. like
III" Storm Of Nanshan or OF 20: Meter
1'i]l. which have compelled expert.
"nrrd soldiers 10 doubt Wn.thcr tL..
|al'anys" arc not III" finest soldiers III
~" world. and whether kuropatkn is
not right in demanding y grand superb
GRITTY in numbers as the first, indeed
III" essential. condition for any victory
by the 'roops under his command =
London Spectator.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
PRAISE FROM VALE PROFESSOR

Professor Sheath. a member Of he
faculty CT Yale University recently
made a tour CT the South On business
rnnn@2tcd With tho institution liz rep
rescnts. While in Dixie. land he ac-
auaintcd himself With tho educational
standards "l nc section. Tho results
,of his shsrrrstibn s}a,ssesatcrtll in gan
in's"eSting "a1ic]> iii the .al.: Alumni
Weekly il which RA?s sava: (; ...:r;:.
"'rheS have ,ltila+. grsat :,lrin.s there
during IN, lasa uuar,e,sI::4t,f.ssu ctn}a1y'.
Lii IA" FAC" eF.trcmenl.1tlS~ jaitfnultitss
.''':N have lttAEt up an <exapllcbt sys-
iolus5: Of ::puhhs: Instruction. THIS ihss
called ior MUCH sRcritjce on tlA, part
OF Southern pcojA,. Hut theI were
willing 90 make it, Deprived Of NEARLY
everything but moral outrage ly the
Civil war. ana with,no system Of pub
lie schools in cxistrnc.>. they created
q ,sood system in every State They
have trumphcd over economic. indus
trial, social. racial difficulties, and
have: given both the whites ana blacks
equal educational advantages take
my hat Oft literally and 1igurativclv 10
such a people. and We all ought to he
thankful for such 4 notable achieve
mcnt"
These words CT praise frcln the Yale
professor arc sell deserved and ccmc
i'll pleasing contrast 10 some of the
cgo'iSiical sclf-suiIicjcnt criticisms
hitherto advanced by those who have
been taught 10 believe that ignorance
r"isns frcr T." Potomac to tic RIO
Gre ndc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Valuable Unclaimed Property

The stories Of lost and unclaimed
property from monumental history
OF human carelcssness. Equally so, it
would seem. is the story Of unclaimed
stolen property IN tho Rue de Ecoles,
in Paris. a yearly sale takes place OF
objects found on thieves and murder
crs unclaimed by their owners 1t is
truly surprising that SO many people
refuse 10 claim what belongs to them
Among the things on view the other
day We're pair Of earrings sold for
So. pear hrcastpin $40. and one
brooch $40. There were dozens Of
diamond rings. splendid gold watches
and chains, ard one diamond weighing
three and on.-hali carats.-Nrw Or
leans Iicavunc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
State ana Federal government is gen

State and Federal government is gen
orally recognized Ii is The prc.emi-
nent trust Of tho world. Well pre-
served in oil and gold. CLOSED Owe
with a few universities and criminaliy
approved by the silence that gives con
sent on the part OF many ministers Of
various denominations. it constitutes
the greatest danger TO This republic Of
which car conceive. refer to til,
sanctilicd oil trust. which under the
leadership Ut Il certain man. has
grown until he can 1ruthfully say.
Tho oil business of the world is mine
Any man standing between him ana
his gold. l.c holds either sunrs: to
purchase CT deserving ui ruin Every
rtmW.,itrr opposing his plans is at
tackled without fta; or pity il order to
drive linn tom III" field
This i"runcia,ion Of III" Oil hin3 IS
almost as vivid a. that set forth il.
"Fr"nni"'l Finance Tho Tnrb.ll ar
titlrs or ~" Standard Oil Cunr:,r,.
and it's methods is beginning. TO arunsl,
III ire e nc Amc:ican people ana
ih'r. n" i,'lica'itnS thar a strong de,
n';ind will be mad. fer The application
nt III" antitrust law TO tho most ..c.-
rupl and tyrannital If II! The r.lu.l
nations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

\ young American woman. an author,
willie seeing Rom" for the first time
was anxious In inr:.,-n = visit to the
tomb Of Caesar. Meeting 4 citizen on
the street she inquired. in dor hesr
Italian. IL" location of the tomb The
man looked "i.a1'y cn,harra sstal. II
am ocso!ate1. Signorina,'' he apo1ogjz-
ed. speaking il, excellent English. II
do not know. Caesar has been dead
SO long
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Monotony Of Reina Good

If'r', is the boast TIA, Virginia. IS
dangerous soil for Wif" murhArers II
SHOULD y" dangerous tor ni,,r,|ercrs ri
any sort j should also -iarantc. TAI,
elections Indeed there Is hardly 4
S.la' !. that moral lecture could not 10
rta.. 10 about Soin.'iilin- Il would So
'''":lotnno''s to b" profoundly good.
The incentive in human affairs is to lc
constantly gnti ing higher There NUS,
be q lot of lazy people at tho top. Or
perhaps the top is uninhahi,ed-
cinnati Enquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
AGAINST STANDARD OIL

l;eN. Father Drccy. Of New York. is
III The ranks Of those who view with
alarm. In :, recent address he de-
"lared: IN this country there exists
today 9 monopoly which threatens
ruth justice. freedom q education.
tie pursuit Of salvation and tho very
safety q our government II. las lei
III he struggle against Legislation op
posing uonopo)i"s n power in ti:~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Good Time to Keep Quiet.

<s3s &c 'Eaf; "a }'r8f Sn "" "ifS}af e
atl;et b'psT I'D liz -; :sa4st:ra!ly:
meg FhsLo%aEe.. HE lo,nicsr in ,hrlr' Oh
jectf0a,S4r1o cer!ain @'caneidates. Qo,ri-
mated after t]r., ELECTION il, over. The
ahsurH1v OF a:nof1.voter Vhjecting: Is
succcsssfu' candidates is apparent
t'>scrSSman who has q right 10 Vote, at
~. primaries should do 50. and IT, he
'loesn't tho best thing for him 10 do is
70 Keep quiet after the work is tl"ne.--
FiliSbnrg Gazette
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Already ARRANGED BY Japan,

England. Germany, Italy and thC
United States are claimin. 10 have
formed combination 10 prevent Rus.
sia from gohbling China. But the fact
is that Japan has hal the most cffcc,
i've combination ot the sort i'll active
operation for nearly a year pit1sburg
Dispatch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

little hoy in New York has fatally
shot another boy wj'h his Fathers gun.
\ short time aGo another child in The
same family shot and killed himself ac-
cidcntall, y mct'o THAI shnnld BE-
hanging in that honr is Ever; gun is
q load"G gun all the time"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Tariff Not Prohibitjve.

Count yon Duelow confessed that
Germany, III order to get the treaties
renewed. had been compelled to accept
considerable increases in industrial tlu-
ties from Russia and other states He
warned the Rrichsta@ against cxagger-
a'ing The increase and calling them
nrnhibi'iv" individual duties may
have a prohibitivr effect he said.
but thar is not true Of The ma joritv."
tie said the ncreaS, on iron goods,
machinery and chemicals were heavy,
out it. .GorpG'nN,S commissioners had
1icmanrhs slnos" ffvornbIc :.tevms it
would hay(s been imnossible..to make
any 1..atics vs,fNsvrT. re announe,nr
tina, 'a,5sin in; renewing the! i,ssa;,y
With Germany: accepted the BRUSSELS
sugars @alvcntion. and ALSO agrfei>,o
treat GERMAN Jewish commercial TRAY
ela s-4t-, same as thhrr (,elmank
Chancellor von Rnrls,w- anneunce1s>
,har-th'.. 'rratNs viii 50 into eftcct:ol
February l., f!n;s } !:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

The var dispatch 10 the effect that
""ile';. Kuropatllin had pierced Tie
japanese left wing appears 10 nave
been sent nnt before IN interview
could &c obtained WITH Field Marshal
Oyama ana the situation explained.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

Mr.. Bryan $ statement that morcy
d"Dcsi'", in Tie banks IS net safe i
likely 70 tempt burglars 70 drop III u,
MIN mes, any :,;ahi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

IF an given a choice between
Pennsylvania politics and tel iii TAX,
he'll" says Jadsc Miller e. that State,
who. according 10 his political opw,.
nenis. is due TO get botn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
VOTERS AND THEIR REPREsEN
TA1WES


Intention !"c"ntly has been called &c
the fact that only z f"w w"clt.; ago he
ECt"r$ vi Il Massachusetts ,is,r.kr
elected TO tho I.""SlH, arc q man who
W2s serving 4 tenn IN jajl fer fraud
against The city in tn. matter Of 4 ci;'l
s;,r'ric" examination.
Tic Nov Orleans Times H,,uo,r;.:
thinks that thor" would. perhaps
havc been 4 howl il this man had bc,s,
admitted - tho 'rgislaiurn anl had
taken a hil;br I" put through ennn
measure that proved unpupnla:. ,.u.
h;'d he den. So woull b. nct have rcr-
resented his constituents Who Euew-
the sort Of man they We're clc"tin-::''
Il seldom happens that a man Of
Thar sort i c,ncte;l 10 ctiicc without;
III: knowledge ana passive cornivince
Gf numerous voters who would ,lis,air
70 meet the candidate IN a social wax
or who would trust him III a. business
deal. When the individual voter
learns that he is pcrsonall,. response
bio fer the character and ability 0,
his public representatives there will
10 fCwcr3 scandals in tho State legisla-
lures and Tower United States senators
and congressman will he lcdging in
dic'mcn,s. A careless electorate Gu
couiae"S tho operations Of pGlitic2l
s.raftr,s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
Sorry uc snaLe

Boaldci' 'varmjv,-p Oh, J know eveyv
one OF the tricks OF yonr trade. % vo,,
think have lived in harding houses
twenty years fo' nothing: Land]adv
frigM'ivt-l shouldn't be at all sur
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

The Russian sorernmcn, has de-
c'd"d 80 prosecute Maxim Gorky. Tho
trial VIII be concluded. it is prcsumn.
~ time TO cradle the guards III chary.
Ct The prisoner to catch The early train
fcr Siberia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

he mercury dropped to ten below
zero IN Connecticut last Friday. but it
Is believed that the wooden nutmeg
crop escaped serious damage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

While others view The situation
with alarm the grounding can poin,
with pride to the fact that this wealth.
or was not Of his making.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

Cleveland MOffatt is lacturinr or;
Tile Shameful Misuse OF Wealth :
but no rich mans money is refused it
the bc2Oflicc window.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
THE WATER FINDERS
no" THE OWNING ROD RESPONDS
70 TIER PECULIAR POWER.
"H>s~rions Art of the 'Dovser.' as
Fractfccd by Gcntsefolk and Other.
!" EnKlnnd-Nern a rkahle Powers 81
One FnsnOus Rod Handler.


:" F;nKinna-h emarl>ahle Powers OF
Or" Famous Rod Handler.
Tr,,so ~, ,,.,
-
w &c 'ue '''ae'
A'o''S'' s"i'e's'''o" VIII ne
''' ~" " ''eat 'tat III recent times it
'aS cc''l employed by cabinet ministers
t'l:h as The Marquis Of Londonderry.
~ hcitGd earis like Lord Strathnore.
" grave Judges aud shcritfS. by rai-
WAY companies S'lch rs the Midland.
~ nr':in district councils and Us land
owners without number writes I'i,z-
'":a!d Motley III 7. rs London Week
y
&c at VI finding water. minerals
.a',l even criminals by means OF tho
hiNliin= rod has been known and pr:,c-
tl'sal for centuries III rNcrv country in
Europe. Tie rod itself. Il symbol Of
magical power. ic mentioned III he am
.i''nt mvtho'oSir>, i'll tl!c Christian
Scriptures IS III" means 'y which
Moses Detained water and is used in
ali ''"tcmuniai n'":-ic.
/" water tlHG"rs rr,l IS merely :;
tnriird iwlS, usually cit from 4 hazel.
w.ntChurn Or III, apple ,;"r below
The bifurcation. ai2., is generally foot
long and about The ti,,,incss OF
pelltil Its twi.s ave hold Il, lhc OK
'rranc cnis between the fingers aud
;Dunii. OF each have! ''y the water tinL-
or. OF 'l"1vS':A'. rs he + ''pi'itli"n?l called.
who slowly walks over The land where
i IS desired 10 find y spring. until. nn
coming y ts'c SPOT wh"!" water is. the
twi.> hcSin$ u si,urc and IFS fork ~
bend Downward.
It Frequently htprrnS tha' On reach
lnS this size i!!c ro'!. which has pre-
N"uS!T r";':aii:rd PASSIVE III The dow
s"rS !mndS. twists itself round with
such vo'"n':" Il: u break. Tie state
lneht tl''t water Will DC founu beneath
'tbe Depth IS occasionally Spccii1ed'
has seldom been tnls!lcu nc expert
man' has h""n 'riea 81 hiin4fol'imS the
feren' route T" l'se sl"t hc has already
indicated on! !" SNOW mat the rou
rcpe'teu ~ movements on ms fes a'h-
h'S II. y seco'd "owser' Kept m lgno-
rance ol ING spot OF OK enc rama over
Il
''l''"s. 'n'".'a'''S maine 'ne Sa,he sue
"s pl"S:c "'it'e M''ei VIZ W l"u''u'
Wafer ''''''ls j. i s''ec'h' slit. te.
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incoming new administration.
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Marklcy's called for a Scotch hiEhball
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Northumberland tho last time He
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Lucky are actors who fare we'll on
their farewell tours