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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
BUSINESS DIPLOMACY

Ees fat Dooteh barber, gotta shop
Tree door from dees bootblack. stan.
An wen he see da trade 1 gat
He try for bust me eef he can.
An so he geeve outside hees shop
A chair for neegger bootblack man.
You theenk dat I am feela bad
For see heem gat som trade I had Z
Ali no. my frand.
/ max pretand
To smile an seeng, 1 am so glad.
FRS theeng you know ees Meester
Smeeth
Dat use for gat hees shine from me;
he stop for shine from neegger man;
/ max pretand | do not see.
But neeger man he max da face
An ees so glad as he can be.
You theenk dat 1 am feela bad
For see heem gat dees trade I had7
All! no, my frand.
1 max pretand
To smile an seeng, l am so glad.
Mex day Wen comesa Meester smeeth,
1 say. "Good-morna," tusta same,
So just baycause 1 am polite
Eet makesa Meester Smeeth
ashame'
So he com back; so evra wan
Ees com back where dey always
came!
Da neegger man ees gatta mad.
An growl an swear-he feel so bad:
But. oh. my frand.
l max pretand
do not see; but l am glad.
Catholic Standard and Times.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW

THE successful automobile show held the West
and of the successful this will be brought
close the big pavilion Baker and Oak tonight
The significance Of the however, something far
ond the of the display and far beyond the opportun-
y given local enthusiasts the highest results
and the finest examples of mechanical accomplishment
Not only Franciscos show San Fran
the year taken absolutely unique position
automobile world In the actual accomplishment
both the automobile
this the automobile than
other the world Between Francisco
mobile there longer anything experimental theoretical
the memorable April days the people of this city have
knowledge OF the automobiles pracaby and people other
cities have had the advantage of the demonstration.
With all the advantage that older and hcky populated
experience experimentation with
this of ocomoon it is remarkable circumstance
manned for here the edge of the
of the great cities of the world
the world the full of
Unexpected conditions made the
results beyond the widest claims of the imaginative
automobile enthusiast It is perhaps much
from the shock of disaster Under road conditions which
appreciated fully only by those who actually experienced them the
automobile Unexpectedly afforded quick
between distant points and rapid concentration of the
tremendous battle against the disorder the
unusual requirements in believed possible
The gave the greatest single impetus the automobile
industry its history It also broadened automobiles
ay and sphere of usefulness In San Francisco April the
appreciation of usefulness and adapby confined TO
other cities poted this ctys experience
So while San Francisco much automobile the auto
mobile equally debtor San Francisco This that cannot
strongly impressed upon the manufacturers far cry
the Golden Gate the factory present demand for
reliable motor far exceeds the supply encouragement
given exposons in this city in the future and allotment
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
In the Joke World

Pa Smith threw down his news
paper in disgust.
TITS shameful" he exclaimed, "the
way these ERE colleges waste money on
furniture Here's an account OF some
body giving Harvard 100000 for a new
chair!"-Judge.
Mother-Tommie, little boys should
be seen and not heard when taking
their soup.
Tommie-How long will 1t be before
can take my soup like papa.--Yon-
kers Statesman.
The Governess-Did you visit the
Louvre while you were in Paris,
ma am?
Mrs. Newcoyne-I forget; did we.
John?
Mr. Newcoyne-why, I don't see how
you can possibly forget that place.
Jane. That's where you had your
pocket picked.-Punch.
Johnnie--Papa. papa, come quicki
Mamma has tainted.
Papa--Here, put this $40 bill in her
hand.
Johnnie "a moment later)-Sh says
she wants ten more.-Fliegende Blat-
ter
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Verse Current in the
Country's S Press
MESSMATES

He gave US all a good-by cheerily
At the first dawn Of day:
We dropped him down the side full
drearily
When the light died away.
It's a dead dark watch that he's
a-keeping there.
ARd a long, long night that lags
a-creeping there,
Where the trades and the tides roll over
And the great ships go by.
He's there alone. with green seas rock
ing him
For thousand miles round;
He's there alone, with dumb things
nocking him,
And we're homeward bound.
It's a long, long watch that he's
a-keeping there,
And a dead cold night that lags
a-creeping there,
While the months and the years roll
over him.
And the great ships go by.
wonder If the tramps come near
enough,
AS they thrash to and FRO.
And the battleships bells ring clear
enough
To be heard down below;
If through all the lone watch that he's
akeeping there,
And the long. cold night that lags
a-creeping there,
The voice of the sailormen shall COM
fort him
When the great ships go by.
Henry Newbold.
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Answers to Queries

SALARIES-Reader, Eureka. Cal.
United States Senator's and Representa-
tives each receive salary of $4,000 a
year.
DIAMOND-M c. r.. Sutter Creek.
Cal. The largest diamond known is
that belonging to Thomas c. Cullinan Of
the Transvaal. It's weight is 3024%
carats
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Reader. Eu-
reka, Cal. The statistics for 1906 rela-
tive TO the number of persons killed
and injured by railroad accidents have
not yet been published.
FROST--A Subscriber Oakley.~~Cal.
Frost is the popular name for the ef-
feet of freezing temperature on the
surface of the earth. A more scientific
use restricts the application of the
term to the above when the cold is
produced in principal measure by
radiation from the earth's surface.
Dew is moisture deposited from the
air as 1t becomes chilled by contact
with the cold earth If the cold is in
tense enough, instead of liquid dew
solid ice is9formed, and this Is termed
frost. Frost is not generally frozen
dew. as frequently stated. The mois-
tnre In the air by refrigeration often
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

That comparisons are odious Is dem-
onstrated again by that Italian paper
which looks upon the Thaw proceedings
as proof that Justice is equally as great
a comedy in America as in Italy" IL
will please remember, however. that
New York Is not America.-Philadel>
phia INQUIRER
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passes at once to the solid state and
then appears as hoar frost Everything
that favors radiation Of heat tends TO
produce frost, IL the general tempera
ture is low enough.
BLACKHEADSAMrs J. f. C;tv
What is commonly called ''blackheads"
is acne simplex, also known as flesh
worms" and 'pimples." 1t is a disease
of the sebaceous glands. The mouth of
these glands become stopped up 90
that the material that is secreted In the
little sac cannot escape These glands
secrete a certain oily material, which
in the natural condition is poured out
upon the skin and serves to keen. the
surface smooth and flexible. When from
any cause 1t fails to escape, either he
cause there is some mechanical obstruc
tion or because the secretion itself he
comes SO thick that it cannot pass ont
of the little oriffce or pore. there re-
suits an accumulation OF this oily ma
terial in the sac. Meanwhile the oilv
matter located in the pore has usually
absorbed enough dust and dirt to be-
come black, hence the name "blaclx-
head" If the contents of the sac be
pressed before Inflammation sets In
there appears white spiral-shaped
body resembling worm, and from this
has grown the popular notion that
blackheads are worms; but they are
not.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
THE THOUGHT READERS

II we were schooIed to read the mind
OF each and all who came our way.
Should we, do you imagine, find
The love we bore to human kind
More fervent than 1t is today7
If you and I were forced to know
The thoughts. now unrestrained and
free.
Which each had rather die than show,
My view of You must fall as low
AS to which you conceive of me-
We see ourselves as in a glass
The mirror of our own conceit-
But let the wireless message pass,
And all our self-esteem. alasi
Is trodden under ruthless feet.
Has 1t been yours to under tip
Some monument of human pride7
You f1inched before that scornful lip,
But had your egoes been agrip,
Why, both of you had surely died.
Let clever folk their prowess show
Our praise and wonderment to earn.
But let us smile and leave it so,
Since he who most deserves to know
Has probably least good to learn.
-Touchstone, in London Mail.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
YESTERDAY IS LONG AGO

The lights on every hand shone fair
Full sprightly was the passing jest,
And laughter rippled through the air
And echoed with increasing zest
The hours sped gladly on their way,
Like sunlit waters as they flow
But all this happened yesterday,
And yesterday is long ago.
The ice that tinkled in the glass
Now presses 'gainst an aching brow
To still it's pulsing tbs. alas!
The difference 'twixt then and now
There was a time when all was gay
With every JOY life could bestow
There was a time called yesterday
But yesterday is long ago.
-Washington Star
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

the full benent Of their equipment. Is
Is not likely that the arrangement Will
be completed before June. as there VIII
have to be q great deal OF work done,
The rate will vary from 10 per cent
to 20 per cent. 1t Is not probable thai
the higher class freight will be afs
feeted by this arrangement. The rea-
son advanced for this proposed In
crease In rates IS that many Of these
commodity rates were put in years ago
when cut-throat competition was In
existence and when infant industries
were planted along the line OF the rail-
roads and everything was being done
to build them up. These conditions
have passed away, and there is also
another reason. The railroad people
say the price OF everything has ad-
vanced and so have wages. and that
they are compelled to raise their rates
In order to pay expenses.
Colonel ". d. Sanborn of the Bur-
lington has issued a circular announc-
ing the fact that he will be at home
to all his friends after next Monday
at 795 Market street. The Colonel SAYS
he has the best location in the city
and as each general agent has the same
opinion there y no lack for theme
for argument at the Saturday matinees
OF the Transportation Club.
Six hundred Of the new refrigerator
cars Of the Pacific Fruit Express are
now in use upon this coast and several
are being received daily from the East.
They are said to be the best cars OF
the kind that have ever been built. and
IL Is also said they will work a trans
formation in the transportation Of fruih.
East. n
r. H Conntiss OF the Transcontl9
mental Freight Bureau announces that
a rate OF IS cents per 100 pounds has
been put on cement plaster. carloads.
minimum weight $4,000 pounds. from
Acme. N NJ, to California terminals
and intermediate" QointA
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Personal Mention

r. ]. Collins, D. Holland and G. H
Lewis, mining men of Tonopah, will be
at the st. Francis for several days.
r. ]. Ferris and A A. Baker, fur
niture men of Grand Rapids, are at the
ST Francis.
F. Armbruster, auditor OF the Dia-
mond Match Company at Chico. is reg
istered at the ST. Francis.
G. W. Elsey and family Of Modesto
are registered at the Hamlin.
F. A Ager of Great Falls, Mont.
Mrs. Ager and Miss N Toklas of New
York, who are touring the coast, are
at the Hamlin.
w. r. Macfarlane. Iumberman of
Aberdeen. Wash. is at the Hamlin.
c. w. Jones and B. A. Hathaway.
furniture manufacturers of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are at the Savoy
Attorney c. M. Keniston and daugh-
ter Of Stockton are at the Palace. Ac-
companying them are Miss Ambrose of
Los Angeles and Miss Jensen of Spo-
kane.
John w. Mathews, business man OF
Wilmington. Del. and wife are at the
Palace.
Thomas Mcdonald, mine owner of
French Gulch. is registered at the I'm
perial
F. w. Sharp and George E. Jenkins.
mining men of Rhyolite, New. are
guests at the Imperial.
Charles Thompson. a merchant of
Milwaukee. Wis. and wife are at the
Jefferson.
A. Kraus and wife of Gilroy are at
the Imperial.
Mrs. Sisson-Maguire, manager Of
Sisson Tavern. is registered at the
Imperial.
John w. Considine and wife of Sc
attle will be at the Hotel Savoy for
several days
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

Automobile enthusiasts say that the
horse will soon be rare in Chicago, and
they are right about it. The horse Is be-
coming extinct in this town. not because
of automobile competition, however. but
as the result Of atrocious street paving
and insufficient or unskillful shoeing.
Looked at merely from a financial
standpoint, the treatment OF horses in
Chicago is the worst OF blunders; re-
garded sentimentally, It is a reproach
to humanity.-Chicaeo Chronicle.
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Gossip in Railway Circles

An emergency rate had been put
into effect by the railroads handling
oranges out of Southern California for
the benefit of the growers of citrus
fruit. The rate has been reduced from
$1.25 per 100 lbs. to $1.15 per 100
lbs, or a reduction of about s26.50 a
car. The reduction was a voluntary act
on the part of the railroad companies
and will reduce their revenue from
this traffic about $5S0.O00 for the pres
ent season.
1t appears that a few weeks ago
the growers formed committee
which went to New York and waited
upon Hartman, setting forth their
reasons why a reduction should be
granted. They explained that the con-
slant rains had delayed the picking Of
the fruit. that there was considerable
risk of fruit rotting on the trees, and
that generally they were in a bad
way and that the railroad companies
should help them. Hartman referred
the matter to ]. c. Stubbs and about
ten days ago the representatives OF the
Southern Pacific, the Santa Fe and the
San Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake
road met in Los Angeles and decided
to give the growers a rate of $1.15.
There are about 10000 cars in the
State and of this number the Santa Fe
handles about so per cent. The rail-
ROAD companies lnlend 10 ruSn the
fruit East as fast as Is possible and
for this purpose there Is a great gath
ering up of all the refrigerator cars
that the companies can secure.
Railroad men are confident that
there will be raise in the rate, east
and west Of Chicago. OF Iow-class com
modities which will go into effect by
June It Is also likely that the carload
minimum weight will be raised, COM
pelling shippers to load cars to their
full capacity. this last action being In
an endeavor to decrease the car short
age which has existed for some time
apd give the transportation companies
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

of the annual supply consideration
the hands of the manufacturers which
by other municipality.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-02-16
Couhuilu.,

AL recorrer Ia prensa de
ese Estado fronterizo, en-
busca de noticias mas 8 me-
NOS sensacionales, para salts
facer la voracidad del mons
truo, que & cada momento
desea saber ique hay de nue.
vo! icual .es la Ultima mott
cia? nos desesperamos, por-
que NADIA encontramos de
nuevo, de sensational, de
emocionante para las multi
tudes.
Solo Sc l.abla dc caminos
nuevos que Sc abren al servi
|cio pdblico; de nuevas abun-
dantes escuelas que Sc esta-
blecen hasta en- los mas apar
tados rincones del Estado;
de nuevas negociaciones in
'dustriales, mineras 8 agrico-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-02-16

-SSaben Udes. 81 los direc-
torres de "a Union Obrera Fede
rada estan trabajando en- los
talleres, 8 son como los genera
les, que solo asisten & las bata
Has mandando desde lejos? Lo
mas seguro ss, que seguiran
mamandose los cincuenta d6la
res al mes, por hacer felices {
los federsdos, y vestir de levi
ia y guantes, mientras los po-
bres obreros fedsrados sudan
el quilo para cubrir los COM
promises contraidos durante
Ia huelga.
Pero asi es Ell mundo. Unos
trabajan y apsnas alcanzan pa
ra conner, y otros comen sin
trabajar.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-02-16

las, de nuevos Bancos, de i
meas telef6nicas, de pozos al
tesianos que Sc abren para
Ia irrigation de los campos,
de cosechas abundantes, de
fesrocarriles, de grandes y
hermosas fincas urbanas, de
un Gobernador, Ell Lie. Mi
guel Cardenas, que no hace
|politica, nj hace sonar su
nombre y apenas aparece en-
la escena inaugurando mejo-
ras materiales de mucha i'm
portancia, visitando estable
'cimientos de instruction pd-
blica 8 de beneficencia; NADIA,
en- fin, que tenga importan-
cia, que despierte la curiosi-
dad 8 sensation al m6nstruo,
pues en- Coahuila no ha habi-
do siquiera una mala huelga
que comentar, nj hay va
exaltaciones de partido que
eomentar, lNada!
En- CoahuiIa no Sc habla
mas que de trabajo, nadie
piensa mas que en- trabajar,
y, ,el Gobernador Cardenas
no quiere ocuparse sino de
fomentar la industria, Ia ins
truccion plblica, la mineria,
la riqueza pdblica, on fin..
iQpe desesperaci6n!
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NANTES proporoiones. No po-
dian salir las secreciones de 10.
rinonea, y mo paseaba por el
patio gritando de dolor. So lila
mo a un medico y no me ali.
vic. Sc me dijo que era necesa-
rio operarme, pero antes de
concedsr este, lef algo de las
Pildoras de Doan para los Ri
iiones y procure una GAIA.
Elias me aliviaron casi des-
de luego, y continue tomando-
las hasta completar cuatro Ca
jas, con las que sane completa
mente. La acci6n de mis- riilo
ned meior6 constantemente ba
jo ese tratamiento, el aqua CO.
memo q pasar libremente, lie
vando entonces fuera una sus-
taneia blanquisca, y flnalmente
pareciendo completamente ma.
tural otra vez. Tambien el re
tortijon 8 calambre, desapare-
clio enteramente. Tres mas que
padecian en ell mismo tempo
las mismas Intermediates, mu-
rieron, por 10 que 20 nunca
puedo sentirme bastante agra
decide por ell beuefclo que he
recibl O."
De venta On todas parties
Preclo, 80 cents. Foster Mil
burn Co., Buffalo, N. York,
dnicos agentes para los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Recuerde ell nombre- Doan-
y no acepte ningln otro.
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El gran peligro de Las enfsr
medades DE- los rinones esta
en- que elias consiguen un fir
me- iarraigo antes que los pa
cientes puedan rsconocerlaa.
La sslud es gradualmente
indetermidada. Dolor ds; espal
dssldolor de cabeza, nerviosi-
dad, cansancio, dolencia, ldm-
bago, NAL de orina, hidropesfa,
diabetes y NAL de Bright Sc 81
guen en- cruel succession. No
dsscuide sus rifiones. Cure sus
rifiones con Ell cierto y seguro
remsdio Pfldoras de Doan pa
ra los 'rihones. las cuales han
curado7 bisn al pueblo aqui, en-
Laredo.
Eduardo Psrales, que vive
en- Ia calle de Bsnsvides, N .
l0l5, Laredo, Texas, dice: "H'
ce cerca de cnatro meses estu-
We muy enfermo. La enferme
dad parecfa estar ordinaria-
nente en- mi est6mago. III dc
lor de calsmbres me subis, hin
chGndose el abdomen con alsr
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eiectricidad, las eualss exi.
gen materias primas mas
abundantes que otras veces,
y por 10 tanto, para algunas
de elias, hay un aumsnto
! que las circunstancias y Ia
especulaci6n pueden exaje--
rar, pero que no va completa
mente perdido. Extensos te-
rritorios en- ambas Americas
Y en- Africa, antes incultos e
|improductivos, han sido a.
biertos & Ia civilization. Los
pueblos del Asia ya Sc estan
despertando; y ALA existen
salidas realss y Sc pueden
descontar, hasta cierto pun
to, los resultados de estos
'grandes cambios industfiales
y sociales.
En- cuanto son posibles las
previsiones en- materia eco
monica, Sc puede profetizar
que, 81 una crisis pudiers
ocurrir en- 1907 8 1908, no
llegaria por cierto q la grave
dad de las dos grandes y to-
rribles crisis de 1881 y de
1889.
Todayia es necesario abs
|tenerse de las exageracio-
mes. Ciertos lances industria
les parecen va peligrosos.
Las dificultades pueden lle-
gar y las naciones prudentes
deben, en- tempo oportuno,
saber amainar 8 recojer las
velas y refugiarse en- el puer-
to.
LUIS BRUNI.
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-Tambien en- Linares, CO.
mo en- Laredo, SO quedaron es
perando al gran violinista me-
xicano Julian Carrillo "a la
eminente diva Elena Marin.
Ell vecindario de N. Lare
do, esta descontento porque
spenas Sc abrieron de nuevo
los talleres de esta ciudad, Sc
cerraron los talleres provisio-
males que Sc habian alberto
ALA, y fuucionaron durante Ia
huelga de aqui.
No es possible contsntar a to
dos.
@Cempre I'd. su masa pa
ra tortillas en- los molinos "El
Porvenir" de los Sres. Pefia y
Applewhite, y Sc ahorrara mo
lsstias y dinero. Los carritos
repartidores le llevaran la ma.
sa hasts su domicilio d Ia hora
que I'd; Ia necesite.
.-Parecs que de6nitivamen.
10 "El Profeta" dej6 de publ
carse. AL menos. bsce una &c.
mana que no asoma la cabera :.
Eco probara, una vez mas
que les disrios mexicanos, por
estos rumbos, no son viables.
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Enero Is de 1907.

Hemos recibido una elegan.
to tarjeta, que dice: :.
"JUAN FELIPE. Naci6 on Sn.
Antonio, Texas, el dia ~ dc
Dicismbre de 1905. Sc bautiz6
en- San Antonio, Texas, on Ia
Iglesia Parroquial de San Fer.
nando, el dia 27 de Enero de
1907.
Sus padres:
BARToLoME MARTINEZ y
CARMEN G. DE MARTINEZ.
Sus padrioos:
FELIPE MARTINEZ Y MEN,
CIA r. DE MARTINEZ"
-Ca.orce carros de algod6n
pasaron de Mexico, bsjo fian.
re, y con destino al Puerto do
Liverpool, Inglaterra
Es ell primer envio de algo-
don que hace Mexico por ssts
via,
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Disolucion de
Sociedad

Por Ia presente So hace saber:
que Ia sociedad mercantil que exis
tia entire L. E. Austin y w. 9.
Maness, y qre giraba Gu Ell ramo
de Muebleria, bajo Ia raz6n social
de L. E. Austin 8 Co., ha sido di
suelta en- virtud de un decreto do
la Corts de Distrito del Condado
de Webb, por 81 cual,el inter6s que
ell Sr. Austin tenfa en- tai negocio le
fue quitado y transferido & su anti
qua esposa la Sra. Abbie Austin.
La nueve irma de w. c. Man
ess y Abbie Austin continuar6 con
la negociaci6n en- el antique esta-
blecimiento. como socios, y bajo Ia
raz6n- social de Laredo Furniture
Company.
w. G. Maness.
Abbie Austin.
EnAro tx do 1907
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La situacion Econo>
mica MundiaL

La primsra, especialmente,
predomina, potqus si fuera
Ia especulacion Ia que sjerei-
tara una accion preponderan
te, deberfan constituirse los
"stoks," 10 que no sucede.
Ahora, eonsiderando Ia ST.
tuaet6n bajo el punto de Wis
ia tinanciero y monetario,
Leroy Beaulieu observa que
los capitales disponibles son
muy buscados para ser en-
'pleados & breve termino, el
descuento y el ensayo de los
reportes Sc eleyan 4 alturas
vertiginosas, sobre Ia base
del Is y ell 20 por q y hasta
ell 80 y 40 por % al aiio en-
New York, aunque Sc ha Wis
to por pocos dias solamente:
al 7y 8 por 20 en- Londres y
Berlin y al 5 y 6 en- Paris.
Ell orc, aunque.. producido
en- tanta abundancia, parece
muy escaso y dificil de pro-
curarsele.
Las cuotaciones de los Va
lores industriales, de los ban
carlos y de las companies de
credito, aumentan cada dfa;
en- lugar de los investimien-
tos q credito fijo y en- espe-
eies, los de primer orden son
descuidados y Sc encuentran
| q cursos mas bajos que los
1ltimos cinco 6 seis amos pa
sados.
Estamos frente 4'los aeos-
tumbrados prodromos de las
crisis financieras. Ell introito
de los grandes bancos es con
tfnuamente reducido; sus
|portafolios de efectos conner
ciales engordan cada dia
mas. Estos son sintonas
precursores de las crisis. Por
| 10 tanto, Sc impone la pru-
dencia.
Sin duda ell movimisnto in
dustrial en- Europa, especial
mente en- Alemania, no pue-
de Ger considerable como fin
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