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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15

Manual do frabric4cicn de chocol&teA
pastas para sopa gslletas, pea
H. Luis Godos eomo eucuadsn<
made SI55, cen franqueo
Obras poeticas de D Jose de EsproA-
ceda. tome en rnstica, 4o centar
vos, con tranqueo
L. collection entera do Las obras do O.
rolina LnveEnino A Is eentavea
tomo, con frsuqueo.
El Derecho y SD practica, nj alcancs O.
todos, po~ + III y Arsuaga- -
mo encuadernado en- tela, tLe4s
con franQueo
l. Introduction La Vida Devota, pOn
ell bienaveuturado Francisco do
Sales, principe obispo de Cole
mia de los Al6broguea. / tomo en-
~cuadernado en- piel. Sl6O, COT
franqueo.
Se ACADIA lie recibir en- esta hbrerin In
Importance ohra titnlada
II mitad del mundo vista desde IN au-
tom6vil. DE pekin Paris EN- -
dias. Tn tomo de sos paglnaAs
elegantemente encuadernado en-
tola dorado 200 iiuetrariones foto-
grsfcas y una carta itineraria, -
ID. luis Barzini. Precio, $3.50. 60
f~nnonpo. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
hot e N. MRRcANTII. nE PUERTO RICO

de la reina Margarita y de sus hernia
nos los duques de Aosta y de los Abruz-
zos, embareandose de aqui pocos dias
en- un bnque aleman que saldra del
puerto de Napoles.
De la Somalia italiana han llegado
notlclas de que algunas tribus rebeldes
han atacado nuevamente 4 las tribus
que estan bajo la protection directa de
Italia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
MAS OBkAS, RECIRlDAS

EN- Ia LEBRERtA DEL RofesfA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
p0R CARLOS DICKENS

Principe, puedo de pensar que hubo dia
tarde que espero ser feliz mama.
Que desengaIo amargo, querida hila mia ai-dllo
NJ Jelyby, miranda torno suyo lentamene
Era la primera que lie ola pronuneiar tres palabras
seguldas,
Carolina sc evanto eorrio il abrazarle.
-Querda hija mia -prosigni6-no queras
= Casarme Principe r. babuce6 Carolina
No hija mia, easate Il pero quieras nunca.
i Que 10 que he de querer querido papa4le pre-
gun6 Carolina pasndoe los brazos deredor del cuello
No quieras imitar til madre. Cuidate dc tu
>a que bastante tendras que hacer.
ExhaI6 an gemido apoy6 Ia cabeza en- Ia pared
Crei a3uella noehe que mistress Jeyby acabaria lie
cartas legaos de omar cafe Fran mas de
doce euando abandono gabinee la limpla que
necesitaba superior nuestras fuezas que III po
Carolina del0 slla medic del polvo
no pudo eontener las agrmas Pero cobr6 muy prono
aiento 1 hiclmos maraviIas antes lie acostarnos.
ASH pues la manana slgulente el anxlIio de agu-
mas mucha aqua de jab6n el gabnee dc mistress
Jellyby ofreca aspecto muy agradabe q almuerzo,
aunqne muy senclo tela buena apariencia la novia
taba encantadora En- Eva, que haya ia
mas exstido figura mas hermosa que Ia suya
Organizamos una pequena fiesta para los ninos en- e
cuarto donde dormlan.
Carolina present6 el traje de pobres
nlos paImotearon Ia acamaron toda Ia fuerza
de nnlmones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
Italia en- America

va es cosa decidida Il viaje del con
de de Turin al Africa central. III prin-
cipe fue despedirse de los reyes de
Italia en- el castillo de San Rossoro,
quedandose conner con elIos tambitn
sc ha despedido va Il conde DC Turin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
Desea colOcarse

Una senorita que escribe correctamsn-
ts sn maquinilla y tiens muy buenas
referenciaa. Informar&n en egta r.
dacci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
Etienne JOLICLER

nabiendo IL Alliance israelite" en-
viado cerca del Negus al senor No
honm. este ha mandado una relacion
D3nforesca de "Gnebeur" al cual fue
invifado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
EqenaS COnyuga|eS
ELLA Y Ell

hAceres de la casa.
81 (interrumpiendo su lectura) -
Las sufragistas siguen hacienda de las
suyas..... -
Ella Que raz6n tienenl
Ell (ir6nicamente) Como que la mu-
Ser tiene como mission principal la de
votarI
Ella-iPor que nof Tienen las mis-
mas obligaciones que LIS hombres, y es
natural que tengan los mismos dere-
chos
Ell (senteneiosamente) Ell hombre
cs IN ANIMAL
Ella-Estamos de acuerdo.
Ell. superior, mientras que la mu-
ser... La muier necesita que la prote-
Jan, que la guien. sQue seria de voso-
tras sin ell hombref
Ella-lY de vosotros sin la mujer'
E-Lo que vosotras haceis podemos
hacerlo nosotros. mientras que voso-
tras....
Una mujer no puede ser soldado, mu-
rino, albanil, minero
Ella (ir6nicamente)-.M Nj periodista
Ell (algo molesto) u Pues va 10 creo |!
I'M periodista iSerias til capaz de es-
cribir como yo un artlculo en- diez mi
nutos... sY de cobrarlof
Ella Por que nof Y tn, sserias ca
paz de hacer 10 que yo hago, de barrer,
de guisarf
El-iQue duda cabel
Ella Hazlot
Eli valiente proezal
Ella HALO, va que tie parece tan
facill
El-Bueno, pero til escribiras mi ar
ticulo.
Ella-Convenido
(El marido sc levanta, sc pone Ell
mangas de camisa vase en- busca de
una escoba. La mujer Sc instala en-
una butaca, coge un peri6dico y Sc po-
ne leer.)
Ell (volviendo con la escoba Barre
re primero... Ne es esof
(El marido barre a conciencia du-
rante media hora, cuando termina Sc
planta delante~ de su mujer)
El-tQue tie parece?
Ella las limpiado los muebles'
El-No. pero alEa voy
(Transcurre media hora)
El-Ya esta. Puedes venir verlo
Ella-Es inutil. te creo; pero, thas
hecho la camaf
Ely tn. has hccho el artjcnIof
Ella-Me sobran como IT,. diez mi
'nutos para escribirlo
El-i.Vaya L.. Hare la cana.
Media hora despues)
El-Ya esta hecha
I1Ia-Muy bien. ahora la vajilla
Ell Mas ann7
Ella-Amigo mio, esa es mi tarea de
todos los dfas.
Ell (de NAL humor II Bueno Lo que
e. yo, no >cedo. (Friega, no sin romper
dos platos y tres vasos. Luego anota la
ropa sucia Y la entrega Ia lavandera,
Y, oh colm6 de la humiliation N In
compra, donde le engauan miserable
mente Vuelve rabioso su casa.)
FL {tirando la cesta sobre una mesa
.-i Pero ese articnlo... D6nde esta ese
articulof
Ella icon gran dulzural-Ya tie he
dicho que en diez minutes 10 hago Ten
60 para clio toda la tarde.
III {fnrioso) )-Es que no te consiento
que te hurles de mi Haras csc artieu-
10, Q 81 no.. (Se oyen chiIlidos)
Eli One es ESQ?
Ella-El ni1o que Sc ha despertado.
Tendras que mndarle.~. que envolyer-
lie en- panales limpios.
(Resignado, Sc dirigc hacia otro
cuarto. Consigue Il dnras penas sahr
del compromise Y vuelve triunfante
con Ell nino.)
Eli va esta AQui tienes tn hi
10 Creo que tie habras convencido.~
/ va YES que puedo haeer 10 que tn ha-
ces
(El nino llora
Ella econ seneillez1 Bneno: pucs
entonees. dale de mamar.
Etienne JoLICLER
II a|nnppgO de Np0pFk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-15
Articulos para esCrI!orio
UN GRAN SUaTlDO

Escribanias elegantes, propias para
regalos, de yarios tamanos precios
Papeles de todas classes. Sobres, L.
pices, Tintas Plumas, Prensas para co
piar, Copiadores de cartas. Libretas de
todos tamaiios. Factureros tiltimo mo
lelo { infnidad de objetos & precios
econ6micos.
De venta en- ell B0LETIN MERCAN
TIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

snd-so has?" said cid not well, sir, he has
-he has don't know how many acres" Really
You sstonish me-" said That's lot for one
man to have"
In the near future they will have more than that
and of course they will control 1t clear up %
heaven even II their lives are not ali they should
be- When -Rirships perfected millionaire can
dy I'D 20 heavens gate and take q look 81 ms
place from which his millions may debar him.
There are kind rnilHonstres, shoals OF them but
there are lots Of curmudgson nnillionatres who
win refuse right OF way across their cloudbestrewn
pastures IN the s4r-
know IT, I feel it In my bones My son
Tommy whose father has only the money that
ooues 70 him when he can induce editors to pay
up will have his innocent aerial runabout, costing
perhaps $780, sad Is he Is a careful boy III let
him sviate all he wants long the price OF
xasolene remains at reasonable rates
Now, do you think Il Is square deal Tor oio
Peter Frezin1aut to put UP floating oaroed wire
fences around his aerial estate and decorate them
with notices reading; mo trsspasSths hera This
Is not public way. Go Ground!'
BY George, my blood bois at the idea Go aroundi
Do you know how far It Is around the Frezinlaut
property We'll it's don't know how many miles
that's what II Is. and II my son has only from
school closing until supper dme-and We nave sup
per at sharp & because my wife likes 10 GET tns
little children he'd at g. and she cant If they eat
meat and we have supper late-1 say. II Tommy
has only couple Of hours for awaiting, It's
Lretty hopr-de-do II he Is brought to dead stop
because FTezimaut Is so selnsn rs won iSI eiiS-
body 60 over his land-not even a quarter OF a
mile over his land.
What going to do about It? Shall the
people rule, must sit down and calmly let
men OF the Frezirnaut type confne Us 10 certain
realms in the air?
IN the old days the rnillionaire's dictur TO the
common man was Get OF the earth" Now it's
Keep out OF my air. youn suffer for it"
1t isn't fair. It isn't American BY George. we
won't stand It! Either my Tommy and your
son Jack and We ourselves TO be allowed 10
take our peaceful flight wherever It is proper for
bird TO dy, or else we'll have the Constitution
changed. by gorTy, and then where will the mill
ionaire be?
Rally fellow citizens! Let US rally and call open
air meetings, upper air meetings, and insist upon
our aerial rights The air is fl ee. and Il my son
Tommy wants TO aviate across Frezimaut's landed
thousand feet above them he's going TO
do Il or we'll know the reason why.
Copyright 1905 by ". c. Chapunau)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

two-uIils line unless It that had fell on
an was cIimbin' back again,
I'VE got a guide-or maybe this one was a
tramp that claimed 20 be guide-an he SAID he
tn only registered an pedgreed guide in tn
Rocky Mountains who could guarantee shots at
goats. Bill asked him how about guaranteeiu
OF them shots hit goats an tn Teller said
that where he drawed tn lne-said he wasn't
talEin' O them obscene chances He said
Colorado goat that vas healthy an wasn't aflict-
sd with Ingrown' sin would lug off enough lead
to make mule stagger an never let up cha win
his cud. Therefore, he said IL every goat we shot
at failed 10 drop like tn price O. wheat Jest after
Youve loaded Up needn't feel assassinateG
over It.
With them inspirin' instructions ring1n' IN our
ears me n Bill took n squirt up tn side OF tn
mountain where accordn' TO tn guide goats was
gwarmin by tn miIlions
We got an early start we elm steady for
two hours before TIL guide let us stop an get our
We started up again. It hard travellin' In
some places II steep We could look back
over our shoulder an right down tn chimney
at tn hotel two miles below. BIZ asked tn guide
II there was any danger an tn skunk sai6 there
wasn't bit unless we happened TO fall In that
case. he said. we might get hurt He said mora
people got hurt faln' than did hangin' on
We got up another mile oil so an coma TO .
place that looked about as entcin' q. I'll. sdqs
OF case knife TIL guide said Il was a hogs
back It probably razor-back hog fuds1n.
from tn way it treated me- n Burs rant,
Gcrossin' IT
=" Look cut for goats here says tn guido
"Bul startsd TO look, then grabbed tn mountain
in both hands an emitted Eroan.
You DO tn lookin' guide he yeiIs That's
EhaF you're paid for II I'd 50 to sQuintln' around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
BL0CKADES In AIR
TRAFFIC COMING
NO TRESP4SS SIGNS WILL
BE NUISANCE.
The Wealthy WM Be Putting Float
ing BaYbed Wire Fences around
Their Aeridl Preserves.


want % Voice what might be called prophetic
complaint II is connected with the use OF the
upper air for purposes OF transit.
Of course. everybody knows that we'll never have
fewer strshipS than VS. have In spite OF
accident here and there that spills q daring aviator
to Jealous Mother Earth. where she gives him his
ouietus. syiatoTs going become thick IS
The leaves that Milton made so hackneyed, and by
this time n 1922 people Will live in the air and
the earth viii be place &c which they viii go N
The summer months for a change
We al know this. feel il. To be sure, at pres
there seems TO be g little difficulty IN making
seroplaaes so If there IS any wind stirring. The
IDEAL Gay fo- an seroplane is d day that would
bring disn1ay 20 ocean navigator. and z sudden
gust meant 10 be playful IS very apt 10 6
propeller 10 break a wing to snap off, and then
The aviator hears the sneers OF the birds he
brings his fight 10 an inglorjous stop.
BGt let Us remember that ten years ago were
81 seee-5Rg The '-senseless toys the automo-
bieS and calling the officers OF the law stop
them absolutely, from taking up the roadway for
the purpose Of having accidents IN which limo
ceat hystaude-s oEercrossers were generally the
victims We said that they would never amount
10 anything and that the sooner we forbid. them
the use % any roads the soone- we should stop
thei- manufacture that was ten years ago. and
nov look 81 Us! We give Up all o1T roads them
and We are fast coming TO have the French idea
tnat Il people get run over by them. much the
worse FOR those rrn over Why should sensible
PERSONS use such autiQuated means Of loconotion
a. !SStI II YOU NOU4C % up 10 cate buy an au-
touoDile and develop speed nsnta--at your leisure
So s. vii BE n regard to eirships. When we see
them bursting out Of lazy-Iooking June clouds and
when the air Is fl Of egg shells from some Sun
day school picnic Thousand feet nearer the
sun than the crest OF the earth &c, and accidents
10 sirships frequent than automobile
accidents to-day. VIII forget that we ever
called them foolish toys. We viii all own them
and vii have accustomed ourselves TO sud
cen drops through thousand feet OF air TO bs
buffer, tia. when ride IN Cd sxprexs elevator
20 the hundred and seyenty-ncIh story OF some
hesven-scrspins ONES building there viii be heard
no gusty little 'xhg' from G-aid ladies who fancy
thai t4sir hearts about TO escape b5 way OF
their mouths
And then Il s. that the cause OF ths complaint
AZ which hI1ted VIII manifest ITSELF
The pSutocTets daily adding to their estates
A fr3snd of nine said 20 tie the other cayI DO
you knew hcw many acres thai sssel man az 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
THEY WERE THE GOATS. -
Nearest Hunters Could Get to Game
Vas Sir Miles.

Ephrurn Smith lay down IN his chair and rested
his feet on the sshpt Of the stove. After chew
Ing his whlskers renlniscentIy for moment he
remarked:
Had a letter from OF Job withers, who's
runnIn ranch out West sonewheres, an he sayg
he's got two Chicago lawyers boardtn with I'm aIl
putin IN their spare time KILN goats. From
what JOB ssys ! dEawed idee tn critters was
rather shy an hard to GET
Ezra BOEgs cracked half dozen finger joints
In allow rotation. after which he pushed his cap
back and smiled condesceadinsly at Mr.. Smith.
Don't you ever believe Ephrurn- them Chicago
felers are KILN any goats. They may DO huul!n
en- all right, an hunun' 'em hard. but when it
comes 20 say they're actually KILN goats can
prove en &llybt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

ia land square on tn back OF that cow four mile
down below
9TH guide bit of big chew OF tobacco an
looked over tn edge
HUH he says that amt cow-its church,
After we'd crossed tn hogs back Bill was
whee1n' Ike q little ieaky engine. an tn guide
cheered I'm up by tellin TN his heart proba
bly, weak an might stop at any minute. He said
tn climbin' an tn thin air had killed lots OF
EN- He reelected how he'd had to throw two
feIlers that Identical hogs back only tn
before they'd died an he couldn't get 'eu
down any other way. That didn't help Bill spe-
ciaIy. but. judgin' by his remarks. dgured his
wind had back strong
I'VE elm while longer. an then tn guide shifts
tn air like bloodhound trailia' squash colored
through gum swamp.
Goats. he says. They're thick here
Z" Are they?' says Bill I hadn't noticed It But
II it's all tn to you TIL Jest keep tryin'
to stick TO this mountain II you notice any goats
pointed my way, kindly shoe 's1o orr
TIL Teller sort OF ridicuIed Bill some an We
started again By this time ia vore or both
kneecsps an dislocated every toe on both feet
tryin' to sock 'ern into tn rocks. About noon
got 70 what tn guide said was tn top We crawled
up slow expectin' to look herd OF about fifty
million goats right in tn eye, but not blame
billy did After we'd snorted around G spell
Bill let out yell an pointed & big rock.
Sure enough, there a vhain' big goat on IL
Bill grabbed his gun an Jest Roln' to shoot
when tn guide told I'm that goat was eightecu
miles away. up in another county.
That made Bill little Disguised. but he got
when tried to draw bead on s. couple ia
spotted Just across little ravine, an tn guide
said he was between ten an eleven miles away
We half dozen moro goats but tn near
est six miles off TIL guide said rs
guessed he'd picked tn wrong mountain en- we'd
better 60 back down an try another next mornin'.
Bill told tn Teller to take his guns an n1in's an
let I'm die whers he peRceable but he
wouldn't hear Of It said he was In duty bound
70 get US down he'd guaranteed US snots at
goats. Bill said II he'd Jest let I'm take a shot a.
himself he'd call tn contract closed as far as he
concerned
We slid down, leavin' clothes an most Of
our hide along tn trail, an tn minute we hit terra
firmly We headed straight Tor a hospital We didn't
back UP next nlornin. We'd had all tn soatin'
we wanted Them Chicago lawyers may be bound
TO kill goats. but II they do, EphruTn, they'll be
boardn' With OF Job this time next year En-
Well mere cheekful. B!ll-thankee The Outing
Ma gazne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

''Bin Fixes an me was out huntin' goats once
in TIL year Of tn big wind In Ksnsas-an' we
found out enough shout goats TO last to date
an maybe to tn grave. II was to take my choice
betwixt huntin' goats, typhoid fever sn' being
bowed up by dynamite I'd pick tn last two every
time. Unless feller Is trained down till he can
digest tscks an you pound I'm all day with 4
hos handle an not damags i'm any, be amt got
no business chasn' goats with tn idee Of KILN
EN- Otherwise it's a gnars an 6 dsIusioa-
Our hunt was out West where tn Lord got
pressed for time an throwed al tn surplus
teriaI into Colorado an neveT's been back since
straighten It out Most Of the country out there
is high that you have 10 shovel tn clouds
away before you to hoe your back garden,
an them goats are naturally high-lhed critters
q consequence Nobody ever saw a goat under tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
TOO MUCH SMITH.

Inotorist was stopped by policeman the light
on the car being insufficient. lie gave his card TO
the constable
John Smith, read tn in blue. Go on
with you! l want your proper name and address
We've too many Smiths about here. Now look
sharp.
Then" said the motorist EFF you must have IL
it's William Shakespeare stratford-on- Avon.'
Thank YOU, sir " replied the policeman. Sorry
TO have troubled YOU
And he carefully entered the particulars IN his
bOOk.-PiCk- Afe-I-n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
A DREADFUL THOUGHT.

One day Mary, thu charwoman. reported for SER
vice with q black eye
Why, Mary said her sympathetic mistrssx
what bad eye you have9"
''Yes'm."
We'll. there's enc consoaton-it might havs
been worse"
"Yesm.'
You might have had both OF them hurt"
"Tesm. or worse'n that: l might not ha' been
married at sll."-Pick- Me-Up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
HE STRENUOUS LEE.

Tardy Taiter--No. sir 1 have never been in tina
country. Why do you ask?
Weary Customer-oh. was thinking what fun
you'd have sitting on a fence and watching tn.
slugs whiz byl-London Opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
NEARLY ALL ON.

Hurry up, Tommy" called nother from down
stairs We're late no~- Have you got your shoss
on?'
Yes. msmma-al but ons"-Evsrybody's Maya
zine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

boat They predict that its chief
value will BE- 10 var time. when II
may be employed for dropping exDio-
siges upon Al enemy Or for recon
noitering purposes In this eonnec-
ton may be added the fact that the
navy department has planned an ex-
tensiye series Of experiments with
dirigibles. the purpose being 70 dis
coYer their availability for war usage.
Those who advocate the employment
Of these machines point out the fact
that flying machines sailing over
feet are immune from any attack
save that Of small arm fire. and that
they could attain height 80 great as
to Be out Of range from these smaller
weapons. There Is no type Of larger
ggn now carried on shipboard that Is
capable Of such extreme elevation. OF
course it would be easily possible to
construct gun mount that would per
init Of high angle. Or even vertical
IRE, but the question is asked how
would you be able to bit one Of these
small targets sailing 10 high In air7
When firing at a floating target any
error Of sighting can be detected BY
the splash Of the she'll But how Is a
gun-pointer 10 tell where bis shells
are going when he Is firing upward
into the airg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-18

9s ~. 0sessH " tie agisg
nzaas r. tgw N keg Is from turn
ez gyer
fir II Constant Tgrmsn
ae eaef fseale ~ bfofasfe ~,
t4aeG is te taooH " fae aif,
oemmga Impression II ftas ne
ssaeeCasss fga2 la comparatively reg
sf veaas Nhieh ~ czH winds
- ae Wa, tas m 5eea far0un ab5at
xsisx aAngJlaAe rising % fali
~ zen. " ~ sYs1 ~ feet ~ = fen
eelals e4n understand hDw utterly
g1z 1858 1ea ig Iae zlF along
fas y4fahe " tie eaFth. ag q
nzffef II faN g continually eh8rn.
f1K d e fafONG Upward from every
iffsg4laniT. Hke sea breakers ~ d
~ 1Ha every hlll aad tree aHd
31lg0ax gea4s VI paye VI sia0fing
egreH AMI ii nofee not directly
bzek 411 foffh 0pon ~ coast llne.
Hks fas gAa. Dgt ~ Whifliag fgafy
masses eDms VI these fise ~ bum
0fe9s N gaF4s - 5 fairly strong
uiae fie If near liss earth le more
distorted than gbe NhlflDoOls of -.
agra
Tha problem N meebauical fight
IS hon - bsla0oe ID mis- moving auid
winch zuDDofts ,he flying machine. of.
technically SPEAKING. how NJ make the
eaaief N gravity coincide Win fhe
center W aiF pressure the wind often
1sefg several 0mes second, quicker
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8Hfe changes WIN it u II Al am.
cut W feligV fhie center " pressure
s. % keeD your finger On the flicker.
lag blot 81 tight from 2 priam swing.
lag in ihe sun
lt has Deen ihe common aim o.
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