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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-22
f. RYAN
Retribution Strides Swift
Iy at His Heels
y Z.
A-ALss G..
III Intensely Dramatic scene ttctig
Inactcd in Heal Life Before our
Eyes and the Climax =
Approaching.
Approaching
CRichmond News-LeadcrD

Apparently ~retribution strides
swiftly at the heels of Thomas Il
Ryan. His situation is Xxx that Of
the heavy villaia IN a work 81 netion
or on the sta;-e. \ few months ago
he seemed TO pe secure and bcyoni
all possible peril lie was one OF the
richest men in the country, an eHorm
Gus power in financial and railroad
operations. Furthermore. he Was n
close alliance with political leaders
and parties and his influence seemed
to be SO well established that IL WAS
impossible that he should be shaken
or disturbed.
Adverse events and developments
have come crashing. As he looks
about him now in furtIyo desperation
It must seem to HIN that the whole
world, the elements and the puble
have combined to bring about his DIS
grace and destruction with 2 OH
fcrcnt man in the White House at
Washington. a different man as gov
ernor OF New York. ne might feel re-
renely safe. but the governor. elected
largely by the influence 81 the prcsi-
dent. forced the legislature 10 estab-
fsh the public service commission
and the commission has prubcd re
lentlessIy into the affairs or the New
York city transportation companies
Is i "a ilSiEtl'It8 sLBt3R@E4 49, '6#ft
buried to deeply for detection
have been dug up. Ryan stands ex-
posed as a fragrant robber What is
worse for him. the machinery az the
law has been put 70 work against nm.
one rich and strong a Daniel W
Burroughs. a great capitalist Of Chi-
cago. has begun suit against him for
4 million dollars to force the rcatera-
ton or the loot seized from the Met
r0politan Securities company fN"
years ago. on every hand new nc
cusers are springing up 10 denounce
f him. The influential politicians who
were his friends and servant and
who suffered heavily by accepting his
apparently friendly advice and as
surances. find courage now 70 add
their voices to the chorus Of dcnuH-
citation. Powerful men who were hfs
accompIiccs In deals and his business
associates hasten to rcpueiatc him
and to offer their aid in further eX-
posing and IN crushing him Control
Of the philadelphia traction situa-
ton and Of the street railways IN
New york has been Wrpsted from
him by the desertion Of Peter a
D.. WiGenor, one Of the three sur
viving members Of the old syndicate
The ranks Of his active enemies
enthen. the ciaWor against him
gathers strength with each new day
Men whom he betrayed and cast
aside long ago suddenly developed
strength n force and voice and rise
as # from the grave TO confront him
and 20 heap new contumelv on him.
1t is interestingly dramatic. a scene
being enacted before our very eyes
in real life. and the climax = us t.
be approaching Mr.. RYAN may come
out with some millions ~ dollars -
his hcaped up accommodations and ne
may not. 10 matter now strong =
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-22
Jon> CHARLES sls>lIiI.


tn the Esttaf Juat g0a yva asa
last IH-ss7se t5e person y aftfe.t.
I'll more after u#a shAE ars #fAa aAa
III latcigh. Aska tAa Esgsalte.t IL ais
{ Hlitd ~tatss ~a John tIAEiea AE
Sell. &" whom tHe rsvrlIeut lstaeat
81 thc Patterson cup 40 uaa tie
bToi winner ar the cap. aHt tNu faet
tlat II MAS presented Is lrca4sHt
Roosevelt added Efeat lUtor,st - tho
occasion
on Thursday last. white another
great uHsaug fao4ti tEe stfe.ta I'll
PUT heAatf4t capital ,tb. john .tarts
AsNfl4 lass t5tHK IA 4kA.tlNh IL Waa
g aaH af great ~ ttslty. u4t al saar
tfA home it, scotland county. loved
ones Nlth breaking hcnffr -aE - tGg
bc4ald, ~ hisu. no tnu pears aE1
NAa the center = attraction here. aut
~s" his br.ef bat brilliant career ia IA
Permit one Who knew htm from IN
fancy. t7 say 4 @ari about this ksftea
son ~ North Carolina Sever NHa :
oeE more popular u his native COM
u4urtty than Nus John CuArIrs Ale
luto loving him All--uld a#4 taluK.
white ana Ca!orei@el4im,I HEm "a "a
friend He never fprAut THE rteuds
~ Eis childhood lie ErA fuuteg at
Wake Forest college WITH l3Eleet Ole
tnstlon. but came back ts lbs Ola
country home the same simple h.urte.
Charles thai 10 wn~ when as i bare
footed bog, he roAwed through the
woods and aeiaa along tn" buukr 90
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-22
Beautiful Home For Sale on
heWbem Avenue

Tcn-roomed, exceptionally well built
brick veneered house with modern
conyeniences. Nearly one acre iot
with seventeen large oaks. choice
fruit and fine garden 5. D.. Wait.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-22
He Vas Dense.
Meth

Edgar; What il better than a kiaso
Emma: Don't you know your multi
p~Iication table?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-10-22

received some weeks ago from
author. Mr.. Martin Willard, of
-ton. a volume containing his
written Il year or two since
H~ was travelling in Europe and
- ''"lt Land, and published neatly
..r oxford Orphan Asylum. The
appeared in the handsome
RI. issued by that important in
,,'-'h- and were read with pleas
sr.' l" doubt, by thousands of read
s-4. . road bat two or three of thsnl,
>a,- 1"em entertaining. So many
A1"-4-d2ys travel in EUrope
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

918 GSAA1N W
. To United otnen. AssAghts In ths
fsct ut ahs = o~sa-1ashlooed and b.
lisv0 ut wnseo II . sln. AMI IN al
ways enA mn01 ~ elssu4s1nncsk shs
Observe to skx1Ge&t seoanemy. Or
svsning . yp1ng wsman. iiving In To
Aouna. who = ons o. rhe very fsw with
whom No. 0eean ~ - dapGhtsr -
sociats. took Gylg1a osesn. NJ 30
allinG. . roe. Mn Orsen rstnrnsd the
nowef. saying that Sylvia was nst sick
snougA - nesd nowsn. and = she
was MT leaving her roam, tn young
Womaa should hsrself wear the ross.
tat Il 0ieAt nj - waeesd-
a s1eEy which Sylvia Orsen tells u
- nstAars sssao J = tAls:
~ - 0ne - - osis deter
Q1nq1 - 1870 g eaes froms one of
1Aa1s nv1ng paaG0 - anethse. whils
~ Osesa wiahsd - rsaain : few
Ann1A Sylvia thaEs6pee called hes
QotAngb ateQn11aa - H. faet that
1AeEU se1ll nmainsd more than half of
. toa tsate - ~ hsss taking
vAAeA eesA ~ vel - PACKED. and
0uumes1 DIT u weold - wasasd
GAsn11 No. 1870 hs1ses ~ bottie
90 0UeteA TIT srgsnsnt vas sun
0onG anA Hetsy 0ssn ascided ~ ~
0aIa an enyo ~ oonAc.
oell. Mn 0rs0 = ~ . niser. ehs
ooDevD 4 . l.0 - - eccoo0ical.
- A->A~ MA-> 49, 49, -A =
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

Laura" aid Mr.. Ferguson. whist
had Of . booking girl II this Mis- VII
0srson. who h comiAg to visit ron
next weekr~
shes IL haD6ecmese girl Of my
ocquai1tanca.- answered Mn. Tefgu-
well that mea1s that I've gDt -
0ks that eraeke6 1lrsor ~ ths -
seAu II ~ spaso be6foo0 and put .
90 90 In In p1oea.~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

A certified checkf for one foarth Of the amount bid must accompany each bid check to
maoe pay aoe TO ~ order Of thee commissioner II indian affairs Asparat bid must b
s1nmntsd1 70 each allotment b .Hed envelopes containing hds should not have not
SUCH nyeopes the aatss upon which the same aet % be opened. EnveIopnc ontaningh bids
;aouid b. marked Bid n Inherited, LndLanL Land. - Bid. on Noncompaent Indian
WoOds ID
n I T.vn. TT q yra.. A-.. 8
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-12-13

O-noo0anname Wunos 80 VIVA
D1anaA~ Nave Deoa 1ssDsnsable.
Ths Aivins who IN drawing the At
1unfton - ~ eenOWnuen to Z special
oe0unnien aevics ~ the following
Sunday informed them that "the Lord
= with = In The lorenooa and the
6lshop In ths evening IL chronicled
With praying for the children Of his
pArish In thas words: And now, O
Lord, blsss tn lambs Of this fold, and
make thsm meet for the kingdom Of
heaven" While . Scotch minister In
nocently. perhapA hit the mark BY tell
tng his psopIs: well. friends. the kirk
= urgently In nssd Of stllsr: and -
~ have failed b ~ msnsy honestly
~ viii hAve to - what Z bazaar can
10 for ~"
Thare h q certain amount Of excuse
- b made Tor tn ysang curate who,
lsmarkins that soma people came to
church Tor no bettsr reason than to
ahow Of ths1r b~gt cloths, 6nished up
- ~ Gancsd ovsr his audience; II
nm thankful 10 -. daar friends, that
meme Of Jon have come hsre for that
solssoo."
Irish clergyman b credited with
having conclndsd . powerful grafton
b this fashion: NY brethren, let not
this world rob yos Of . peace which II
eAn neither sivs nor take away"
Which II coupled with the remark OF
. fellow country collsagus who. In rea-
scning. With . WOMAN who had lost bsR
lhlth In Christianity. told her: well,
yOs will 60 70 hell. Jon know : and !
shall b very sorry. indeed, 70 - you
therA"
But what can b aid OF The negro
student WIN. condscuag The prayers u
60 u ~ oroat n1nn1onary colleges.
eaid: ~0tvs ~ al pure haartA glve "A
oil clean hsarts, ovs - all sweet
hearts," 70 which The entire congrega.
0on made rssponsas "Amsn."
The giving Ont Of church notices has
often proved . ptafall for the unwary
sTsuring Lent" MD rector lately.
- veral prsachen Will preach cu
wednesday svsn1nO: hut I nsed nct
give thear nameA. - thsg will b %
found hanging up In IL porch"
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23
Ambassador Bryce.

The sending of James Bryce as am
bassador from England is a great
honor to England, his coming is a
great honor to the United States. He
is one of the foremost men of his age,
one of the most scholarly, one of the
clearest-brained. He has the advan-
tage of every other man who has pre-
ceeded him. Great Britain will feel
absolutely safe SO long as her inter-
ests are in his hands; the men of the
United States are absolutely sure
that he will never propose or sanction
anything that is not to the honor of
both countries. His presence in
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

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Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23
THE MEEKER HERALD.
A Ranch House Fire.

The Whiterock ranch house, oc-
cupied by Mrs. Billy Valentine and
children, was totally destroyed by
fire Monday morning. 1t seems Mrs.
Valentine had started fire in the
kitchen stove and then returned to
another room. In a few minutes she
heard cracking noise, and on re-
turning to the kitchen, found it
ablaze. All she could do was to get
the children out, one of whom had a
morrow escape, and save two trunks,
the remainder of her household eff
ects being destroyed with the build
ing.
The house was substantial one,
erected some few years ago by John
b. Gotf. The property was owned by
E. E. Fordham, who carried $500 in
surance, less than half Its value.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23
Smith-Rex.

The great James Bryce has reached
our shores, the ambassador sent here
by the king Of the United Kingdom
and the emperor of India. He comes
rs the accredited agent of the might
lest empire on earth; that empire
that for more than Thousand years
has been one of the chiefest concern
ments of tie nations; that empire
whose triumphs have been inuumer-
able; whose flag lights every sea,
whose power is one of the worlds
controlling forces. And the man who
comes as the representative of this
empire is SO far as learning, as exper-
ience, as character, in purity of life
and marvellous attainments are con-
cerned, a fit representative of such
an empire.
Well, here in Utah we have kirg
who claims to rule by a higher right
than Edward VII, who insists that
his authority is from God himself
and that he but governs only rs he Is
day by day instructed over the wire
less the further station of which is in
the stars, and which instruction fs-
from God himself. And he proves
that through the authority conferred
upon him as the head of the Aaronic
and Melchisdek priesthood, he of
right rules the temporal as well as the
spiritual affairs of this people and of
right should be given the rule of all
this world.
Now one of his close agents has
Just been confirmed a senator of the
United States. Not only has he been
confirmed, but he has received the
blessing of Theodore Roosevelt and
the endorsement of Senator Foraker
that he is the very purest of all that
exalted body that make up the
United States senate.
Now all this gives us an idea. Why
should the agent Joseph F. Smith in
Washington play second fiddle to
that Ambassador of Edward VII?
Why should not Joseph F. Smith
wire President Roosevelt something
like this:
''Theodore-Until l succeed in get
ting some twenty-five more states
represented in Washington as Utah
is, cannot conveniently take charge
of the United States and make it my
home station. That will come by and
by, have Almighty Gods word to
that effect. In the meantime, l have
my cousin John Henry
Smith, a devout man, though he has
only two wives, to fill the unexpired
term Of my agent, Reed Smoot, in
the senate, and have designated my
agent Smoot as my ambassador to
trust that you will see
that he has set aside for him head
quarters equal at least to that fellow
Bryce which the parvenue King of
Great Britain has sent over.
AS an incentive for bringing out ;
your best efforts in behalf of my am
l beg to remind you that 7
hold the vote of the state of Utah in
the hollow of my hand, and that i
hold the balance of power in Idaho ,
and Wyoming (See Borah and War
ren) and expect obedience. My sub
jects can change their votes easier
than their shirts.-Smith-R Rex |
Weekly.
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The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

The Delta County Stock Growers
association placed itself on record
last week in favor of the forest re-
serve fees, and in opposition to the
stand taken by Garfield, Pitkin,
Eagle, Routt and Rio Blanco on the
question. The sheep question seems
to be the Senegambian in the wood
pile over in the Gunnison river coun-
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

Washington will be good influence,
lot men will recognize that character
nnver counted more in that city than
In the person of James Bryce.
After all, about the most splendid
thing in this world is really great
l4an.-Goodwin's Weekly.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23
Blue Blooded Stock.

After spending Il month in the east
carson ranch on the government
road, brought back six of the best
shorthorn bulls ever brought to
Northwestern Colorado. Three of
these animals are to be used on his
4plendid herd of shorthorn COWS. A
4ef history of their pedigree will be
1&pterest to all lovers of fine stock.
Golden Archer, 249792, red
Ctuickshank yearling, weighing 1880
lbs, is IA bull of unusual merit. Sired
by Imported Collynie, whose sires
and dams for four generations, was
bred by Amos Cruickshank, Aber-
deenshire, Scotland. Collynie en-
joys the distinction of commanding
the highest fee for II years service of
any bull in America, viz: $1,000, and
Is claimed by competent judges to be
the best living breeding bull in the
world.
New Years, 27O646, u younger red
bull by the same sire as Golden
Archer, and out of Scotch (secre)
COW, is the making of IL show as well
as a breeding animal.
Royal Scott, 26S678, n beautiful
roam, sired by Imported Aylesbury
Duke out of an imported Scotch cow,
bred, shown and used on "A few of the
top COWS of Mr.. j. F. Stodders, is II
guarantee that he is II good one.
Belinda Knight, a show and breed
ing bull, four years old, weighs 22lO
lbs, in fair breeding condition. He
is sired by knight of Dover, he by
Gallant Knight, both show and
breeding bulls of over u ton weight
each, and of the highest individal
merit. Gallant Knight and his get
In the last seven years have won 294
prizes in the shows of the middle
west, 27 championships and lO9 first
prizes; the get of Gallant Knight are
owned in twelve states, in Cuba and
Argentine.
Il A very large yearling Bates bull
and a highly bred Cruickshank bull
gO-so theherd OF the Engstrand Bros.
These two will give good account
OF themselves in the hands of their
new owners and they are to be con-
graduated on their Judgment in using
sires of rs rich breeding and as good
quality.
The addition of the three Scotch
bulls to the herd of Mr.. Schermer-
horn makes it the best headed herd |
on the western slope. His cows are
olso of high breeding, and this herd
in the futare, as in the past, will give
a good account of itself. Mr. Scher-
merhorn says that in the past five
years he has never carried over a
bull. This speaks well for
this herd of cattle.
Mr.. Schermerhorn also brought
back Florine I'd, 1874, IL beautiful jet
black Percheron stallion, which he
disposed of to Geo. Harris, of Rifle
creek, reserving the right to breed
lis own mares to him. This horse
will undoubtedly add much to the
7alue of the horses in that section.
THE HERALD takes pleasure in
Mr.. Schermerhorn
md his cattle to it's readers. He is
llways pleased to show his stock,
md giving to each and everyone IL
quare deal.
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The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

G. b. Kendall, Boston. j. f. Fass-
EFT and H. w. Walter of San Fran
cisco autographed at the Meeker
Tuesday. These gentlemen are in
terested In the Rangely oil field, and
we will probably have more to say of
their visit next week.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

An eastern exchange says that
those 100000 acres added to the
forest reserve, will assure a supply of
big sticks for some time to come.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

Ambassador Bryce remarks, II
was touched when landed in New
York" But he doesn't tell us for how
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

Professor Pinchot is going to sue
to take out grazing permits, for dam
ages. Hope he does. Then Wen
know where we're at.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

Mr.. j. C.. Sullivan of Ninemile,
who was i'll for some weeks, is around
again and improving fast.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

Major Boutwell,, of Rangely, made
the city visit this week.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

On Monday Major Lord brought
suit In Justice Fisk's court against
the Meeker Light. Heat & Power
Company, for an unpaid salary bal
ance. The case will go to the higher
courts,
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

s. H. Brunnill from New York
registered at the Meeker Tuesday.
Mr.. b. will be shown over the upper
country'by Sam Hines.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

The governor has signed the bill
creating Colorado Day-August first
the date on which the Centennial
State was admitted into the Union. /,
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

The Methodist church choir aided
by some of the best vocal talent in
town, is preparing an exceptionally
fine programme for Easter day SER
vices
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

S. G. Patterson of Buford registered
at the Meeker Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23
Wanted---Oats,,

Bring in your oats. We will pay
80 cents per 100 cash for them.
A. E. REEs Il Son.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

A spell of disagreeable weather set
in last evening but of course, it will
not last in this Italian climate of
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

BROMO-FEBRIN will prevent a
cold coming on. AT Strehlke Bros.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

Good, clean papers, to put under
your carpets, for sale at Herald Of
flee; 25c per 100.
The Meeker herald., 1907-03-23

much.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-09

dear un grueso dedo al arretar sobre
materia tierna.
La sonora envuelta en- I'm chal persa,
mostraba la sombra de unas' especie de teja,
un rostro enf1aquecdo, meditabundo; en-
vestdo en- su expression, reCordaba las carl
caturas inglesas de una blue stoking".
Los oos del viejo. ceruleos, tenian no obs
tante, una vivacidad SINGULAR parecan ilumi-
nados por una llama interior, como los ojos de
enthusiastic.
Al saludo de Jorge Aurspa, habia contes-
tado con una sonrisa dulCisima.
Hipolita buscaba en- memoria.
JDonde habia enContrado aquella pareja?
No consegufa apode1arse del recuerdo:
pero sentia obscuramente que las dos extranas
fguras seniles entraban en- un recuerdo de su
amor.
Dime, lquienes son?-repitio al dido del
amigo
Los Marlet: mister Maret, con su
mujer.
Nos traen buena suerte.
lSabes donde estaban2
No sc; pero yo debo haberlos vsto en-
alguna parte.
-Estaban en- la capilla de Via Belsiana,
ell dos de abril, cuando te conoci.
-lAh 81, 81, me acuerlo.
Despedian raycsde sus ojos
FL case le parecio admirable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-09
ManualeS ROmO

ENcUADERNADOs EN TEIA FLEXIBLE
Manual del Licorista, con 1 27o
recetas praCticas. por A. Rossi.
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
terlales y Estabilidad de las
construcClones, por e ingen1e-
TO DR.. GindO Sandrinell
Manual de las Constructions
de Hormig6n y de Cemenro
armada, por el ingeniero Jose
Vac beni,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-09
GABRIEL D'ANNUNZIO

Un espectaculo nuevo de belleza parece
renovar purihCar un amor.
Los recuerdos de la edad virgen exhalan
en- el espirtu perfume sempre fresco
behneCo.
Convinieron en- partir el dos de abril, en-
Ell tren de la una de la tarde
Sc encontraron en- la estaci0n, Ia hora
hlada entire la multltud experimentandO en-
trambos en- Ell fondo del Corazon, una algeria
ansiOsa.
mos veran2
Di lnos veran2-preguntaba Hip6lita,
mitad riendo mltad temerosa, porque creia
que sobre ella pesaban todas las miradas
-lCuanto tempo tardaremos aun en- sa-
lr2
iDios milo. como tiemblol
Esperaban poder ocupar en- Ell tren un de
partamento vacio; pero con gran disgusto hui
bieron de resignarse tener tres compaferos
de viae.
Jorge saludo un seiior una senora
-1Quienes son?-pregunto Hip6lita, in
clinandose al dido del amigo.
-Despues te 10 dire.
Ella examine la pareja Embellishments.
Ell seiior era TN viejo, CON una larga bar
ba venerable con un vasto craneo calvo,
emarillento. sobrc FL cual sc distnguia una
cavidad profunda una especie de ombligo enor.
ma deforme semejante la sefal qua puede
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-09

En- las ohcinas del Ayunia amiento
de esta ciudad con motive del falleci-
miento de don Francisco Quijano, han
sido assemblies a la plaza que ocupa-
ba ell sefor Quijano, don Bias Gin
tr6n, escribiente del Registro Civil;
la de este sefor, don Francisco Sara
legui para ocupar esta Ultima don
Jose Cruz Tejera x-policfa de pens-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-09

En- la manana de hoy en- la CAPT
LA del "Colegio de las Madres del
Sagrado Coraz6n". Sc celebr6 una So
lemne fiesta religiosa la que aSistio
numerosa distinguida concurrencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-09

Por el O6cial d e Sanidad Local han
sido deco misados setenta cratro
quesos de vejiga de Holanda, por en-
contrarse en- NAL estado. Estos quesos
fueron rematados el dia diez del pasa-
do mes en- el muelle de ests ciudad