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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12
En- Sanchez Sc ha leWantado o
una partida
SaIen tropas de la capital
en- su perseguimientO

Nueva York, sabado.-Avisan de Puerto
Plata, Santo Domingo, que Sc han levantado
varias partidas en- el distrito de Sanchez, con
ira el actual gobierno presidido por el general
de la Capital en- perseguimiento de los insu-
rreCtOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12

Registrador de la pr1Iiedad sustituto que
fu6 IA amos en- ArecibO ofrece sue servieiOs,
como Notario, en- Arecibo Bajos de la casa
nGmerO 13, calle de Ia Crux, Sc haCs carge
de presentar para 81 inscription en- el Regis
tro de la prOpiedad del Distrito rernitiE {
los respectivos interesados, los dosumentes
que con tai objeto Sc le envian.
ARECIBO, PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12
Suspension de servicio

E1 seryicio de Automobiles entire
Caguas y Rio Piedras queda suspen-
dido por unos d1as, debido a la inst
fciencia de personal. Asf nos 10 Co
munica atentamente la Empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12
MISAS DE MANANA.
SANTOS DEL LUNEs

Lunes I4.-San Bonifacio, martin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-12

HoRAs DE ooNsULrA, DE q a 4RN
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
WILL FORCE "A RULING
ON OUR NEW ELECTION LAW

with the various provisions in order te
make the ensuing election legal and
binding,
I'm Ills determination TO get 4 ruling
on tho law, Mr.. Thomas expresses the
wish Of practically all the people
Should the primary election be carried
hout in accordance with the untested
Iand complicated primary law, the
validity Of the next general election
might be open to attack. The great ex-
penditure necessary to hold another
election. to say nothing of the endless
confusion which would result. might
be saddlod on the taxpayers and on
security Of having the wishes OF the
majority Of the voters carried our
would be given.
THE step aiken by Mr.. Thomas has
been looked for all over the state.
Similar action Is being contemplated
/ by clerks Of many counties but since
| Mr.. Thomas has broken the ice all
Others will probably await the out,
come.
1.-THE first step in bringing about
the test case was taken by Mr.. Thorn
las when he declined 10. receive the de
Iclaration of Grant Fits Of East St
Louis who desired to file his declara-
tion as d candidate f,r the Republican
nominal on for sheriff at the ensuing
primary election. Dir. Fits under
tand that this refusal was not any
hing personal, but merely in line with
the discrimination formed to bring
about test case. as outlined.
politicians all over the STATE viii
he deeply Interested in the coming
proceed ngs. Much hinges upon the
findieg OF the tribunal II the law is
sustained as constitutional, then the
political game in Illinois. The stage
when the merits and dement's of the
law were open for discussion, Is long
rast. and little interest attaches 20 any
mans oDinion Of the statute IN whole
or IN part, at this juncture.
what the people want now is an
Understandable Interpretation Of the
nainfully complicated mass of provis
ions. The ruling of the supreme court
wiz give to every man a larger knowl-
ledge ard better understanding Of the
law, If 1t is sustained. If it is declared
unconstitutional for any, OF varied
assort ment. Of reasons advanced by
lawyers. then matters political will go
back 10 he old and understood way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

In it's iiongkong news the Pekln
ana Tientsia Times says "A very
curiousIookiag notice was the snbleel
of case at the magistraoy recently
a coolie being charged with haylne
posted Il ON the wall Of q structure
without permission. The notice was
on small sheet Of white paper and
on the,upper portion Of 1t was aver
fairly wen executed pencil sketch 81
un electric tram, the seats OF WhtFn
we're occupied from front TO rear 49,
suaoiysly eby "a. monkey tortoise
horse rat, snake and q dog. Under.
meath this sketch separate piece q
paper was pasted bearing characters
which were translated to mean: BE.
Earc. look at thisl' A Chinese con.
stable doposed to having seen the
coolio post the notice, which he trans
lated MS o warning to people NOT TO SIT
In The tram cars, and declaring that II
they did they would be no better than
The animals depicted"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

Yesterdays Belleville Daily Rec
ord makes an announcement of mucl
Importance 70 all The voters Of iii
nols, viz: That the county clerk o
that county, win refuse to obey th'
neh primary election law Of Illinois Il
order to force ruling AS TO its legality
frcrn the supreme court Of the state
| The Record says in part;
County Clerk George X, Thomas
announced yesterday, that in orfer 1c
secure ruling on the now primary
election law from the state supreme
court before the next election he
stands ready to refuse to comply with
any OF the provisions Of the Law as
they relate to hinr ii his official ca
pacity OF county clerk. This decision
was reached after consultation with
leaders. of both of the great parties
ana Mr.. Thomas stand. which must
not be interpreted as c0mbative
against the Law, is endorsed by the
more prominent men Of the larger
ID lltical divisions.
"Rs the first step Mr.. Thomas will
decline to receive any declarat ous Of
candidates. az proTided by the new
laR. He will refase to file written no
ices Of such candidates. and likewise
lecline to accept pct tons presented to
him for places on the ballot. He win
further decline to designate the color
of tho ballot for the partie.. He Will
hot cause notices Of sucn primary cleo
tlon to be published in the papers as
required by the law In fact Mr..
Thomas will no. take any Of the steps
which he ais county clerk il ordered to
eaha Under the new statute.
The method of procedure to com.
pei Mr.. Thomas to act in accordance
with the provisions Of the Law VII
be an application for writ Of manda
mus made before the supreme court.
This will be answered by attacking
he constitutionality of the law and en-
this point ruling will he asked from
the tribunal,
IAN these steps will be taken IN
accordance with pre-conce'ved plan
ANA since the primary election is set
for the last Saturday in April pnder
the law. it is thought that ruling can
re ob.aiped IN the early part of March
Should the supreme court uphold
the law which lawyers say Is doubtful
there viii be sufficient time to comply
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
A SERIOUS DEFECT.

Alderman Antrim called the aten-
tion of the city couuc Tuesday night
to a very important matter-yery i'm.
portant at any time, but especially SO
at this time when we are about to EN-
bark upon a grand plan OF public work,
the successful execution Of which will
depend upon a scrupulously correct
premises. 1t appears that for many
years past there has not been kept the
Kind Of journal Of the proceedings Of
he council that is required by law.
City Clerk Hatcher stated at the conn
lal meeting Tuesday night that he
ha7 cnlg been following the practice
II his predecessor in the Office; that
rhen ha cane into Office he found
he journal had been kept In an abre-
lated form for aeveral years past; and
although he began to keep it in the
manner DO knew it should be kept
he soon was compelled to abandon II
and follow the method of his predeces-
scr. because of the great amount OF
| labor- involved. He spoke Of the mat
or to several of the city officials
lrging the purchase OF book writing
machine. out nothing came OF this r.
! qaeat until Tuesday night when the
7nance committee was authorized 10
purchase such a machine The Labor
/ If writing out at length ali the pro
,eedirgr, resolutions, ordinances, etc,
S enormous, especially at such a. time
8 now confronts us-a time Of eT-
! raordinary activity IN public affairs.
Put the Importance OF having this done
rom now on and as far back as pos
i ibfe. is fully recognized by the city
'ouncil and the necessary steps 10 &c
4omplish il will be taken without de-
/ lay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
IMPORTANT DECISION


Yesterday the. supreme court Of Hi
lols handed down decision which
rlll be received with mingled feel
ngs Of pleasure and regret by peo-
Ne al -Her the state. Il yas'upoa an
DUPLICATION from people in Chicago
'or writ of mandamus TO compel
Mayor Dunn Of that city to close the
aloons on Sunday. The court denied
sc application on the ground # a lack
f j-ri- let on. claiming that the SO.
,re-re court had not right to me1dlo
rurelr local affairs Of this nature
Tie natural Inference is that the apnl
alton should go to the circuit or -couIr
y court, in harmony with the doctrine
( local self government which is one
4 the fundamental principles of our
ystem. IT. s generally conceded that
q the Supreme court entertained
ne applcat on. il would have been
9mnelled 10 issue the writ and IL
aat case the court would have been
CODED with similar applications from
4 parts o f,he state. and there would
ave been such an upheayal Of pab
&c feeling as had net been witnessed
II many years. The courts decision
undoubtedly right. Each commun
: Iy Is well able TO take care Of itsel
I n o matter Of this kind: and each com
nunity can generally set just what !
wants in the way Of local government
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

with March l. On that date the pricf
will DO reduced from $500 per loOS
fpet. which II has been for many years
to $3.50 per 900 feet. This VIII mean
great deal to the private users OF gas
and viii probably result, as Is antioi'
mated BY the company, in consider
able increase In the use Of gas. MT
Aithorpe offered some plausible rea'
sons for the maintenance Of the high
rate TO private consumers viz: The
law rate for the, public service, the
small quantity Of gas used by private
consumers in proportion 70 the eX-
tent of tins plant the large percentage
of,waste from leakage caused bypecr
liarly llnfavorabla conditions Nnder
which tho pipe system must be main
tanned. etc. But perhaps the most
striking Illustration offered by him to
explain Why gas could be supplied a,
a less rate in large cities than it could
be supplied here, was in citing the
case of the Palmer house, in Chicago,
which establishment alone consumed
rery snearly as much gas as was used
in the entire city Of Cairo, at cos
Of comparatively nothing in the way
Of piping etc.
Another good point cited was that
tho price Of arc fights proposed in the
lighting eompanys new propositino
was 50 Per light Tess per annur
than was that proposed year or 80
ego. t"'
If-thesa two concessions to the pee
pie of Cairo are the result OF tbs az
alton IA favor OF municipal lighting
plant (and this may or may not
5e the easel then. indeed the
agitation has been something NOR
.han wat It seemed TO he-an i'm
dream promulgated tc
serve the petty pers NIL ambitions Of
/ faw ward politicians; and on the
,asis Of this view The Bulletin cheer
fully makes its profoundast bow 70
Alderman Neff, who has always been
ma "A still the foremost advocate OIL
ncipal ownership and who, there
ore. can properly claim much credit
'ar whatever good may have come to
he people from the agitation,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
HE HAS TO HAVE A PRINTER
So a Maine Editor Puts an "Ad" in
His Own Paper 70 Get One.

So a Maine Editor Puts an "Ad" in
His Own Paper 70 Get One.
Il have work for n printer IT,
tcaiy work aud pay every Saturday
.,cht afcf the first week. Ny help
-self.r stay from four to twenty
wears with mc-sevcral have stopped
until they were called 10 cross the
river 10 whose bourne all printers arc
t1urueyiug
Write me, tell honestly what you
can 10 ami what you don't DO. Give
..fe-ancas and state wages wanted
and say whether married or single,
also tell us how old you are and tA1
color Of your hair and eyes.
1--WE are fussy, particular but orr
acts are largely controlled hy Gle
back shop crowd, made op % five
Girls. en- good lockers, two married
f women. a husband and The devil
They run the show and GET the money
/. occasionally permitting me TO make
+ suggestions.
I'VE want 70 replace ono who has
been called higher--to hieher WAGES
Speak right up now II sen waat -
/ Join ere rack. we need r9u and wlll
/ paw a fair rrice for your services.
"No objections 20 q nan witl G.
J family.
"I- you don't want tho ior and have
@ fr.eud who docs, write 1m &C.
rorI ~ him. We have the loon and
can afford To- have one Tor7 man
about the tlishment Re ssre -
r~t the esquire on the envelope 7n5
F address Fred y. s5rboru Neaare--e
. Manager OF the Norway (,-e) hdrer.
tlser
"Do 81 nor..
"P. s-Ionguecfcd hish-CoI-arel
cigarette smokers ne wanted Nor.
vss Advertiser
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
Rode on Turtles Back

In the North Borneo Herald II Il
recorded that two English women
Mrs. McEnroe and Mrs. Darby re-
Gently nsid visit 10 the lonely islant
Of Taneanac. Among other adven
lures there the two sat up ore nigh
o watch Tor turtles. and at lnidni-h
saw "a large Cne co1o oct o. the sea
On to tho SANDS. When Il V.es return
ng to the water frst Mrs Darby an
then Mrs MeEnroe mounted on IT.
3ack and rcde for some distance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
Crown q California.

A few years ago some Of the sec
tons now comprising the most
wealthy districts OF California were in
sage brush. Tho farmers had no mar
kets for their products Fruits were
shipped out in carload lots, and those
who could see 20 future in the indus
try predicted oy4gproduetion Now
the SHIPMENTS are made IN tr2lnlcads
aud the demand ie greater than ever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
seerstar, - - Jssrnsy.

Secretary Tart has Travelled 100000
miles, or four times tle distance
around the world at the equator. since
Stay =. 1909, when De- became COVER
nor general Of tue Phil .D1u-s ia lha
I'VE and half years since his c7li
from the federal bench be has sp-n.
eco days on the ocean, g. ---o-- enc
year He has passed Sis weeks On
railroad trains Ioa VI lls t1s c1ae
in his three TRIPS -1 The rliac-,
one o. thCm rs way uf Rome. and bis
two trips 90 tas istla.us- These .a-tF
witch care out 10 q resent r--sl1a.
cons era4t'on. SLOW -t-r- Of .Ea
deusn1 OF a public position i- t-iz
age Of America e. ~or'f power
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

Tn the middle ages swings wer
sung by IA ingeniUIs pulley d8Yieo
The rope was passed over a srooyeo
wheol that was fastened to the cell
ne hJ % bracket roe one Who was
swinging VAS not only pushed from
5ehind by one Of his fellows, but was
also helped from the front by striking
with his foot the outstretched foot
Of smother eomrade This sport was
a faYorite psstime of pages.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
Very Low Rates South February 9Th
and Goth.

On above dates round trip Home-
seekers tickets, limited to II days,
viii be on sale at very low rates to
many points on the, Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and ST. Louis Railway in Teu-
nessoe, North Alabama aud Georgia,
one Of the most prosperous sections
# the south. Liberal stoproyers al
owed. Round trip rates from Cairo
VIII be 25 per cent. less than the one
ay rate. Cairo to Tullahoma, Tenn,
lad return So. Think of it! Call on
our home agent for information or
write 10 r. &. Cowardin, w. p. A.,
\. O. & st Il. Ry,, National Bank OF
Commerce Building. st. Louis, Moo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
soalnlook More Than Ornament.

Suspended from chandelier over
his desk in the office of Police Com
missioner McAdoo Of New York, Is 4
lock of brown hair. 1t is about ter
inches long ana one end is inclosed In
d beaded sack u2de OF bufalO hide
The curiosity Of 3 reporter who hap
pencd in the commissioners Office
Tas aroused. What's that lock OF
air. Mr.. McAdoo?" was the inquist
We ones question. tOh, that's a scalr
item to me by the Indians al The 81.
cuts EXPOSITION" said the commits
oner TITS there to serve as I
arning TO inquisitiye reporters"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

A London physician at a meetin'
of a medical society stated that e
traction Of teeth was unnecessary. u
aas enabled to cure the most dcf
Dera.e case OF toothachs he said, az
css the case was connected wit
-heumadsn, by the application OF Il
GLOWING remedy TO the disease
o0tl: ALVIN. reduced 10 an i,npa
able vgwdcr Two drachms. nitrou
ipir,i5 Of ether. seven drachms; mi
nd apply 60 tooth
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
r,rn Exoellent aRnIls.s

An Irish clergyman is credited witt
having concluded pow eTful Grafton
fin this fashion Ny brethren, let no
this world rob you of peace which
il can neither give nor take fawey
Which is coupled with the remark g
a fellow country colleague who In re9
eonlng with woman who had los
her faith in Christianity told her
"Weu, ,-oa will so 10 he'll. you know
and ] shsH he very sorry, indeed, q
see you thesei"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
eooa Chance 70 Be canals:

An honest country gentleman said
10 a painter: Il want you to cor1e TO
mt house. for ! have just bought a
picture bv Ruhens. It IS q rare one
That fool. Dauber. says it's 4 COPY. a
COPY. If any man living darc TO say
its a copy. III break every bone ~
his skin. Now. / want you 70 see
If and give me your candid opinion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

Or. Thwins president ci sre We=t
ern Reserve Uuiyersity, IS crc tel
with q clever mo- in c1Hn5t.i0l gith
the fttea- riuzse sho- in E5v York.
liz. COMPANY vstb -aDoiAer od-csleF- -
visited the shsw che evening an0 -bis
ftieud EcIhsrkej Tat Il seemed more
OF 2 dress exhibition than ore CT
equine excellence. IN ether words.
said Of 4winE. 1t is clothesiine IN
stead Ct e ho-se rein
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
mh.,. thn sherrv conc ION.

Jeres dc On Fronicra has a popuia'
ton of 5000 and is the center OF
the SHERRY making trade. There are
many rich people there, worth IRON
$500 900 10 s5000,000. The city mas
hundreds OF very old and large sore
houses. containing, it Us said, enough
sherry O. supply the worlds demand
for u.s. cuty-fve years
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
- - - 80.

Here ls a little picture II the rect
S8r ley from a resent volume. -lirs.
Bro heid and Hgr C'rcies j was
one tsy bowling my hoop % and
down the royal on scent when Landof
aEssea-sd rEsgkiss win hiss.fsisza
Sci. -. SaaissF- Sss "a sissala-Lasa-
5oacd spencer bic bais tiod-bssigd n
cue & gle With black rioeo3- ~
REMEMBER QUsts ver bis eagle eye
7-- -s-- re excitement
Z The Curse
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
COOP roR rHs people OF CAIRO

ssIu. the courfe OF hiszsEv. intersstinE
address IL -the city council Tuesday
sixhf, r1bli8hs5 IN fll 10 yesterdss' (
8sllefir. NT. joan 4. sAisthoEpe mace
ssrersl statements Of more ttsn- OD5i.
narrr interest % the people of Cane
perhapz chief among them IS that re-
lstinE 10 q reduCtion Of the price Of
gas io private -consu9ers. begipli1g
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
Obliaation r 1;a On Ail.

1t Is Oh igatory e "a dec Te@'ie
to be obliging, an ofl.gat.cp
decency bound w Ia the ncco lties
Of the case. No lessee obl!ge IS uua
Of the best Of notices and Sentiments.
implying that a man very s'atus 80
man compeis him to be obG5,ag
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
present zoe a Frivolous ona.

1t is q melancholy reflection on the
age. says Ladys Pictorial, that j. is
npuesiDle nowadays to set ilen and
women who viii taik seriously Of pol
cs and literature They win Only
ono where they can ba amused
" professional singcrs-musicians,
here they are sure of a good sup
DER and where they are not expected
O stav Ionr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

While q Chicago man was carrying
home two dozen eggs the o.hcr even
i1 L. slipped aud waEt 20 thc sla.
walk with the eggs under him. and
when be arose be discovered that b.
bad Matched out . combination o.
Italian sunset and circus poster H'
swoars tina, DEE VIII have tue Grocert
boy deliver the eggs the next time
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

nD-. vvayup. CHARGES s1o-a- visit ano
he's bcsu 20 my house ten times tnie
month.
Sec, Where arc you coins TO get
tte siHa7'
Il nafr owe him ten. The last nine
frts were % collect it.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

Mrs. lawson Of Richmond. Va,
owns a COW. ami She COW Owned a
caif but this last was drowned in a
swamp. Tlcrenpon IRE bereaved
mother adopted lawu. lrst rescuing
81 from a hound which had chased it
into th5 pasture.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

A quorum IS sufficient number OF
the members Of an association TO leg
ally transact business. Unless quo
rum IS present no business is IN or
der. excep, 10 adjourn. A majority
OF The members constitutes a natural
quorum. but the bylaws Of an asso-
cation may prescribe a smaller nun
...-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08


Mother-And So your friend Clara IS
soon 10 be msrried?'
Daughter (iusi returned from long
ABSENCE -"Yes: doesn't 10 seem
strange hadn't heard a word about
Il undl Z called TO see her this morn
ms. She showed me her frousseau
rs perfectly lovely. Just from Paris.
auI sac has the haadsomest ring
ever sass. and she showed me the
house Sic Is 70 IKE IL, and the furni-
tare she has selected. and the horses
and carriages she is TO have In fact
she shoNed me everything
= Mofaf te-e Bid FoH see the insn s.lt
issgoiEs 10 1nsFryI7 - $50 -.
:. Dalehseszse5 L.. ,I-12Bey sic for
got about : .lGz--SlIsl5 .S-o-e@
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

!. Ex.cov Yates viii address the peo-
plg.sof Caro- 1T the court house to-
night, as a candidate for United States
senator from Illinois; against Senator
Culiom He is a geod talker when he
isearou ca. and be will probably have
good audience, although people have
been following him quite closely in his
tour,so far. he hasa strong following
in this city including some Of the lead
Jug party men in the city whoNwill
sec to It that his visit is made as
agreeable as possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
raste Of Eood in FIsll.

some fisb. Ike the carp and-c2thsh'
are able %. taste iced With the skin
on the outside Of their body o. even
With their fms or tails as well as IN
the mouth The carp, foT Instance,
IS able 70 detect food viii he scales
anyEsSgs on the oalslde Of J. e9ay'
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
SHIPMENTS OF LIQUOR.

Washington. Feb, 7.-February a
has been fxed By the house Judiciary
COMMITTEES as the time for a hearing
on the Hepburn and Littletield bill
10 prevent @, o. d. shipments Of liquor
into prohibition districts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
oIa LoaomotIyss Re.ard rraflla.

A German student finds one Of the
causes Of the inability Of the Russian
railroads o handle their traffic is the
antiquity of their locomotives. The
number Of these seems in tolerable
proportion to the traffic for out Of
14,32G locomotives no less than G,9l9
ARE from twentyfour to forty-sly
Nears old.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

elsewhere on this page appears al
extract from Q lengthy article in the
Belleyille Daily Record Of yesterday
telling Ct he action taken by the coun-
" clerk of St Clair county to force
a ruling from the supreme court Of
Illinois upca the new primary election
law. The clerk will refuse 10 obey
this Law in any important particular
and viii thus voluntarily become a
defer can't before said court In an
action 0 be brought by some one
whose claims have been denied. The
action IS oommendable and viii be
watched with deep interest by people
all over the state. It is oOmmendable
becarse the law is a new and com
piicafed one and lacks the force, "a
the public mind. that Law should have
when ii seeks TO prescribe a mode Of
procedure important.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08
What Man Hates; What He Loves

What Man Hates; What lie Lovec.
He hates a woman who Keeps him
waiting He expects his wife to wait
at home for him all day. but nc
chafes if he has 10 wait for her five
minutes while she is dressing.
But he loves the woman who Is
coolest to him, the men who can Whip
him in d fight, the dng that be has to
keep muzzled and he lobster that
dlsagrees with him Exchange
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-08

Fourteen new buildinga We're peti
toned for at the city council meeting
TUESDAY night, while permission for
the erection of a score or more have
been granted during the last month or
two. When it is considered that rea
estate improvements nearly always
wait for a well defined demand for
moro houses this remarkable activity
In hnildlnr tells a story which az wei
wishers Of Cairo must regard with
pleasure. for It means that there is 2
steady ana permanent growth Of the
cityls population and Development Of
its business and industrial life.