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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-09
TOBACCO AND OIL TRUSTS
SEEK DRUG TRADE CONTROL
ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-That the for
nation Of the s15.O 900. 900 Riker-Hege-
man drug store combination announced
last week is the first move by Thomas
F. Ryan and the American Tobacco
Company to control the drug trade of
New York and vicinity. and incidental
ly to increase the sale of trust cigars
and tobacco. is asserted by retail drug
gists. and they are preparing to fight
what they term the infant drug trust.
Before the end of the week two phar-
maceutical associations of the city will
consider plans TO check the growth OF
the trust. Other associations will fol-
low suit, 1t is said.
The retail druggists have long looked
for the Riker-Hegeman combine. They
say the American Tobacco Company
is reaching out for a monopoly Of the
drug trade in retaliation for the refusal
Of the retailers to handle only tobacco
trust goods. They also see the Stand
ard Oil hand in the plan, pointing to
the fact that John H. F1agler Is to
head the merged corporations.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline OF
2Q16 points under general realizing in
spired by the easier cables and private
reports of rain in Texas. Offerings
were very well absorbed On the decline
by foreign shorts and trade interests
and prices steadied up during the early
session. with the active months ruling
only some S912 points lower at the
end of the first hour.
The Western belt forecast. calling for
showers in North Texas and Oklahoma,
was followed by a fresh squirt of real
izing, under which the active months
sold to a net loss OF 1TQ19 points. but
as had been the case in the earlier de-
cline. trading interests and the bull
leaders bought freely on a scale down,
and the market toward midday ruled
steady, with prices some 5@6 points up
from the lowest
It is reported hat there had been a
further demand for cotton from the To-
cal stocks. both from domestic mills
and exporters today. Spot. quiet.
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THE D MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. a.--Flour-About
steady with a small trade. Receipts.
2S,s59 barrels.
Rye-Dull: No. 2 Western old. s. I.
o, b. New York.
wheat-Continued big receipts and
general commission house selling on
the bearish government report on
winter wheat sent prices of early, but
the market rallied on later strength
at Liverpool and the bullish French
crop situation. September. 10e%Q
iOT s-i6; December, 1oeHqil0 Gle, Re-
ceipts. 14,40o.
Corn-Receipts. 14,625.
Beef-Steady.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-steady; Middle West. 1ls5
Gifts.
Raw sugar-Firm: muscovado. So
test, 1856; centrifugal. 90 test. 4.se. Mo-
lasses sugar. 50 test s.6l. Refined,
quiet; crushed. SIS; graduated. 5.15;
powdered. SIS.
Parliamentary; refined barrels,
7.65.
Conee-Spot. steady; No. I Rio. o;
No. 4 Santos, s%.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans open
kettle. s2@42.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
OTIS COMPANY TO
BUILD NEW PLANT.

The Otis Elevator Company, of II
Battery place. New York, is having
plans prepared for a new factory which
1t win erect In Harrison. The new
building is to cost $50. 900. George K.
Hopper, an engineer of 165 Broadway,
New York. Is preparing the plans, and
will have charge Of the work of erect
ing the building.
The new building win be one story
in height, measuring s0x200 feet. It's
construction will be of brick and steel
throughout. and all modern improve
ments will be installed.
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MARKET STRONG
AND ACTIVE At
CLOSE OF DAY
Temporary Setback FoIlOweS by
Fresh Orders Carrying
Prices to High Level.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-opening busi-
ness In the stock market today was
neg,e d on news of Mayor Gaynor
being shot.
Prices moved sluggishly and irregu-
larly with small gains the more numer-
Gus. Canadian Pacific advanced 2% on
the dividend increase. Pittsburg, c.,
c. and st. L. rose IA and Northern Pa
cihc y.
A~malgamated Copper declined Y.
The market turned upward under the
leadership OF the ~coalers. after ON
sharp declines had been recorded. Read
Ing jumped 2. Union Pacific and North
ern Pacific III, Southern Pacific, Penn
sylvania, New York Central, Great
Northern preferred and Chesapeake and
Ohio also gained l to 1%. American
Hide and Leather preferred fell rs and
Republic Steel preferred /.
Readings advance carried 1t to 141.
Most of the dealings we're in that
stock, United States Steel and Union
Pacific. Gains of a point were made
by Atchison, Norfolk and Western,
Missouri Pacific, Amalgamated Copper,
American Smelling and some others.
Westinghouse Electric gained "a. Utah
Copper ~, Union Pacific. Great North
ern preferred and Chesapeake and
Ohio 2, Consolidated Gas IL. st. Paul
III and United States Steel rs.
The better news Of Mayor Gaynor's
condition relieved the market of a de-
pressing influence. Weather news was
considered favorable for corn n cot
ton and the bad effect of the govern
ment crop report was neutraIized.
Bonds were irmer. except New York
city corporate stocks, which were de-
pressed.
The advance In the market paused
late, but there was no reaction of con-
sequence, trading becoming dull when
prices eased off a fraction. Illinois
Central improved tx and American Car
and American Ice Ia.
Speculation was very stupid during
the latter part of the day, but the gen.
eral undertone was firm, and the cop
pers showed renewed strength. Amalga-
mated Copper and American Smelling
advanced TX and New York Central
and Anaconda 2 points.
The market closed strong and active
Prices fell bach temporarily, but q
fresh accession of orders In the f1nal
hour carried them to the highest ieveI
of the day.
Sloss-Shefleld Steel rose 3 after the
declaration of its regular dividend
| Canadian Pacific 3ss, Reading and
Northwestern 3. st. Paul ~. Unior
Pacific 21a, Southern Pacific. Southern
Railway preferred, Erie first preferred
Amalgamated Copper, American Smelt-
ing. North American and Railway Steel
| Spring 2. Missouri Pacific and Colorado
and Southern ~ and Denver and Ric
Grande. Wabash preferred and Ameri-
can Locomotive III.
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FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
j. d. Diffany & Co., owners. with
John X. Duym, contractor, plumbing
work. 50, 700; Parkhurst street and Ave-
nue c.
First Reformed Church OF Irvington.
owner, with Jacob Wittel. contractor,
carpenter work. So. $50; Irvington. Same
owner with Frank Benwell. contractor,
mason work, $1,6S0; same premises.
John w. Webster. owner with T. J.
Morgan, contractor, all work. s1.s75;
2S Rutgers street.
Christian Schmidt. owner, with
August Wibelhoer, contractor, painting
work, 1928; 70, "A and 76 Mercer street.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-American securi-
ties opened steady and from " to 1X
higher today. Canadian Pacific as In
demand and led the advance, following
the announcement OF the increased
dividend. Near the end of the first
hour realizing caused ! reaction. and
at noon the market was quiet, with
prices ranging from IA above to Y
below yesterdays New York closing.
In the early afternoon the American
crop report and continental selling
caused a reaction. but good Wall Street
buying appeared in the late trading
and caused a smar recovery. especial
ly in the Pacific stocks. The closing
was firm.
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DYING DOG ATTACKED MISTRESS.

WEST CHESTER. Pa, Aug. 9.-Try.
ing to save her pet spaniel. which had
been fatally injured by an automobile
that ran over 1t, Miss Ethel Harvey
was badly bitten. In its dying igor
the dog turned upon its mistress and
fastened its teeth In her wrist. She
bled ~profusely, and. as the dog was not
mad. she has responded nicely to treat
menf
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VANCOUVER COP IN U. S. ATHLETICS

CHICAGO. Aug. S-John ellis, a
policeman OF Vancouver. B. c., who l.
to take part in the national a~ll-around
championships Of Marshall Field next
Saturday. arrived yesterday and re-
ported himself In condition. ellis Is
6 feet I inches tall. weighs 10 pounds
and IL 20 years OF age. He is the
taiiest athlete entered. In a recent
trial of ten events ellis came within
a few points OF the record.
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LONDON RAW RUBBER sLuMps.

LONDON, Aug. s.-There was a big
slump in the price of raw rubber at
the fortnightly auction in Mincing
Lane today. Lots sold from 36 to "A
cents a pound below the figures of
two weeks aza.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quota
tions are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co., "a Broad
street, New York.
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NEW YORK STOCK RxCHANoB.

Following are the quotations OF the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. memt,r- OF the
Ne.I York Stock Exchange
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The directors OF the Central of
Georgia railroad have decided that
earnings for the year do not warrant
payment OF interest on its SIS. 000. 900
5 per cen income bonds. The years
balance Of si.21e is charged to profit
and loss.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Lazard Freres & Co., of New York,
will receive 100000 in gold from
Mexico.
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President Shedd. of Marshall Field
G. Co., says: There Is plenty of money
for legitimate business. but 1 expect
higher rates. Good crops win mean
good business through autumn"
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The Interstate Commerce Commission
has sent official notification of the in
vestigation by the commission into the
increase in carriers rates which has
been postponed until November l. The
notice will inform the carriers that the
investigation win be begun in New
York on August 10, and the hearings
will be held IN the custom house build
ing.
The First National Bank of Mime
apolis has just compiled a crop report.
which shows a yield OF wheat for
Minnesota and North and South Da-
kota of 15s, 00O, 900 bushels, which is
10. 900, 900 to 20, 0 0 900 bushels greater
than the figures in reports from other
sources given out earlier In the season.
The gross earnings of the United
Railways of a Francisco for the first
half of the fiscal veal show a gain of
s1s5, 957. while the net is sS2 .34s ahead OF
the same period in 1909.
W. H. H~assinger. president of the
Southern Iron and Steel Company.
ONlDe " ulAACICiCcS DctACcA AAlAfisSAA
and directors, has rendered his reslg-
nation. to take effect September /. The
directors will meet this week in New
York, and are expected to elect either
a New York or London bondholder
president.
1t is said that the block of Chesa-
peake and Ohio taken over last week
from three operators of considerable
wealth was divided between First Ma
tional Bank. Morgan and National City
Bank interests.
Wabash car loading of east-bound
freight for thirty days of July was
s3,544 cars, against 1907 a year ago,
and of w~est-bound freight 50. 465,
against s1,337. Coal car loading vas
SOS. against 1887. As a rule. 1t is the
west-bound business that shows the
greatest relative decline On most West
ern roads this month.
The Comptroller of Atlantic City re-
jected all bids for the $4,000 Issue of
city bonds.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post s. Flagg'
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For maintenance and support Of IN
Free Public Library:
One-thlrd mill on rat ,os M
abies. Neutrality-suspicious. w
Less one-half sinking no m
fund ard interest....... s,vVo w
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

The following quotations were fur
by Eisele g. King:
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For ashes and refuse station tchap
ter 1870, laws 1870. ..i..........'
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r,rr AnvrnrIsrMrNrs.

ORDINANCE RESPECTING TAXES FOR
1910. IS A..
Be IT ordained BY the Common Council OF ths
City of Newark as follows; 49,
SECTION l. That there be assessed, Ialssu ~
taxes ana collected upon and from al peIsons
~residsng. and lands located in the city OF new
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Presented to the Mayor for his approval
JAMES +. CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
Approved August 6. 1910.
JACOB HAUSSLING.
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Friday evening. August 6.
1910. on third reading and final passoge. was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor. and is
therefore a law.
aug9. 10. II, 1913 City Clerk.
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For the support of the Department Oh
Public ~
For the suppor of the police Depart
ment
For the playground
For the Shade Tree
schools. exclusive OF State appro-
priations. VIZ: .o,. oss m
,hr1nni ,ro,n,ng 5000 90
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Totnf. Section 1.............;.:.S
lgECTION 2-SINKING FUND AM
land also O further speclai san o 40
SIR, 500 TO pay the interest," on sSvo.vs
cornorate bonds, issued by authority
Of ar act ~ the Legislature OF the
State of New Jersey. approved Aprh
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-06
NOTA De DUEL0

Ell doctor Jose Monserratc Mar
xuach y Echevarria, ha fallecido
aver en- SUI residencia dc Santurce.
A las II de la mahana Gle hoy SC
efectu6 ell entierro al que concurric-
ron conocidos elementos de esta clu-
dad.
Era el finado un respectable an
ciano muy relacionado en- San Juan
en- cuyo municipio desempeh6 car
COS de concejal y de alcalde.
La honda del regimiento de Pto.
Rico acompah6 al cortejo funebre.
Enviamos la mas sentida EXPIRE
sion de ptsame los deudos del que
fu6.
Dios haya en- SUI seno cl alma del
compatriota que cump|io su j orna
ma en- la vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-06

pana tionc que, micntras dicho te
rritorio no haya alcanzado compile
tamcntc la condici6n necesaril pa
: ra tigurar entire las naciones sobe
ranas, tomar disposiciones que ase
gurcn cl ordcn Y proteian de todo
ricsgo a los rcsldentos cspanolcs, 10
mismo que 4 los naci,los en- Cuba
que pcrmanczcan lcaics a la madre
patrla.
! 81 a csa rcscrya, que los comisarios
amerlcanos han demostrado ha
llarse dispucstos a reconocer en- el
| tratado, hubicra cl gobierno espa
mol dcseado agrcgar otra relatlva al
asunto de la dcuda cubana, mejor
oportunidad no sc presentaba y de
bio haberse aprovcchado entonces.
Mas aun, la inccrcion de algunas
palabras en- la rescrva que Sc hlzo la
! hubiera hecho APPLICABLE a la llama
da dcuda cubana al igual que a la
protection dc vidas Y haciendas.
Tn laborioso argumente Sc hace
en- el memorandum presentado por
los comisarios espaholes para pro
bar que el gobierno de los Estados
Unidos al negarse haccerse cargo
dc la llamada deuda cubana lnfrin
&c todos los principles de derecho
international, y assume una actitud
hasta ahora desconocida en- La his
toria de las naciones civilizadas. Sc
citan casos que sc supone demues-
tran 10 contrarlo, que demuestra
que una sobcrania asumio la deuda
dc otra por ella absorbida, 8 una
division de deudas nacionales en- cl
case dc habersc visto una naclon
privada dc una parte integrante de
sus dominios, bien por cesi6n, 9 por
que adquiriera la independencla una
colonia que hasta cntonces habia te
nido que contribuir con parte Gle los
ingrcsos nacionales.
En- otro sitio Sc ha sehalado la di
1erencla que cXlste manlflestamcn
tie entire los casos que Sc citan y el
prescntc. Los Estados Unidos, por
10 que que a este punto Sc refiere,
bien podrian sencillamente reglr su
case por los terminus precisos del
protocolo el cual, como dice bien el
memorandum prcscntado por los
comisarios espanolcs, contiene el
convcnio, centre las parties, "porque
no fuG otro cl establecido entire has
parties, y que SC cntendera VICENTE
un" vcz que Espana haya renuncia
do Il todo derecho de soberania y II
tulo sobre Cuba. 81 la question per
maneciera irresoluta, bien podnans
los Estados Unidos exigir que Sc hi
cicra la mayor cantidad de luz po
siblc sobrc 10 equitativo de esta exi-
Scncia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-06

or N ciudad dc San Juan, incluyen
| 10 flcte, scguro, acarreo, almacena
gc, impression Y encuadernaclon, y
todos los demaS gastos que Sc oca
sionarcn haSta la entrega de aque
! Hos en- San Juan, en- el almacen del
Ncgociado dc lmprenta y Materla
les tie Oficina. Sc pagara tamblen
I'M diez por ciento adicional sobre
sobre dicho costo. Ell Jefe de Nego
ciado de lmprenta y Materiales de
! Oficina Iiquidari y pagara las cuen
taS dc los gastos de transporte, pcr
mar V TERRA, de aquellos articulos
que lcmi;a il cualquier punto fuera
. de la cil,dad dc San Juan, v en- las
cuentaS que haga para ell Departa
mcnto, Negociado ii Oficina cores
pondiente, anadiri cl importe tie ia
les ga>tos al coSto antcs citado. pero
cntcnditndoSe que no polra cobrar
rccargo alguno Sobrc el prccio lie Iii
{ cho tranporte.
: .l7,culo I. No Scri compralo 8
vcndi 10, en- Writ nd lie las liSposirio
nc~ dc c>ta or,Irn. articlllo 1lguno
que no iucra para uSo uiirlaI.
.irticaIo $. Toda> las cantidades
Que procclan de Seryicios prestados
q dc vcntas lie articulo> hcchoS Il los
DepartamcntoS. NegociacloS y Off
clnas. por ell Nc@ociado de imprcnta
Y MatcrialcS de Oficina, seran abo
nados i este Ncgociado, V constitui
ran un fondo permanente para su
>nstcnimi1nto Y para las operacio
hes que rcalice. Dichas cantidades
scr;in de>poSitaas en- Ia Tesoreria
lnSular; sc abonaran, en- una cuenta
separada, al Ncgociado de Imprenta
Y Materiales de Oficina; Y solo po
dram ser invertidas. mediante libra
micnto expe,ldo en- debida forma,
iu>tifirados con los correspondent
tc> comprohantes.
.irticulo 9. NADIA de 10 contenido
On c>ta orden sc interpretara en- el
>cnti,Io de privar los Departamen
toS. Ncgociados Ii Oficinas, del dere
cho lie cnmprar por 81 algunos articu
los que necesitaren. cuando, debido
i circunstancias especiales, o Dor
tratarse de efectos que. por su natu
ralcza. scan suceptibles de facil de
teriOro. puedan adquirirlos mas ven
taIosamente, empleando un proce
dlmlento distinto del que Sc ha orde
nado en- las precedentes disposicio
nes, aunque en- esos casos sera nece
sarlo obtener antes la aprobacion
del Gohenador. Tampoco Sc inter
pnetara esta orden en- el sentido de-
pFivar al Jefe dc cualquier Departa
tnento del derecho de adquirir pro
vl>iones para ell ahmento de las p.c;
snnas recluidaS o asiladas de algu,a
institution. sin intervention alguna
del Neg"clado de Imprenta V Mate
rlah'S lie OfIcina. Y en- la forma dis
quest en- Ia Secci6n 4Ge la Leu aDro
jIfG en- IL de Hlarzo de 1907.
fContinda en- Is pzgina IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-06
.PROT0COL0 No. 10 Y SUS ANEXOS:

Cerca del final dc 81, memorandum
dlccn los comisaros cSpanolcs:
"Aparecc d la rccapitulaci6n que
el dnico ast ntD que hay pendien
te entire las dos comisiones Y que
aguarda la decision dc ambas cs
question de dinero, que, por 10 que
respecta a una de las atlas parties
contratantes, es relativamcntc dc
portancla secHndaria. Dicha cues
ti6n es la que Sc rehere a las deudas
colonialcs," d"
En- esta conclusion cstan confor
mes los comisarios amcricanos.
Hablendo los comlsarios amer
canos sostenido que la proposition
hecha por los comisaios espanoles
para que los Estados lnidos asu
mleran la llamada dcuda cubana
constituve en- rcalidad una propo
slcl6n para agregar una condlclon
4 la promcsa Unconditional hccha
por Espana en- ct provocolo dc IL
de agosto dc 1908, Gle 'rcnunclar a
todo derccho de sobcrania y tltulo
sobre Cuba; Y habicndo adcmaS
sostcnido que ell abstcnerSc Espana
dc proponer semcjantc condcIon en-
tonccs Ia eXcluyc dc proponcrla Il
hora. Los comisalios amcrlcanos
han declarado y ahora 10 replten,
que 81 scmciantc proposition Sc hu
biera hecho durante las negoclaclo
ncs que dieron por resultado la apro
'baci6n del protocolo, ella las hubic
IA tcrminado i no ser que hublcra
sido retirada.
De acuerdo con la actitud de que
la comision espanola csta ahora i'm
posibilitada para proponer que los
Estados Unidos asuman la llamada
dcuda cubana, los comisarlos anne
ricanos ademas de lnvocar la esti
pulaci6n Unconditional del protoco
10, puetlcn cxponcr ell hecho dc que
cl goblerno espahol, cn la CORES
pondcncia que do por rcsultado la
termination dc csc instrumental, tn
vo In prccauci6n, al contestar d la
solicitud de los Estados Unidos de
renuncia por Espafa d todo dcre
cho de soberanfa sobre Cuba, y SUI
Immediate evacuation de la isla, de
rcfcrirsc al deber que en- opinion su
va descansaba sobrc los Estados
Unidos bajo las circunstanclas, dc
proveer para la protection de las vi
das y haciendas en- la isla hasta que
hubiera alcanzado el estado de 90
bierno propio. En- su nota dc Z de
agosto de 1898, el Duquc dc Almo
d6var, contestando q la solicitud de
los Estados Unidos, decia:
"Siendo Imperative la necesidad
de retirarse del territorio de Cuba,
la naci6n que asuma el lugar Gle Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-06

probablcmentc nccesarios para c,
despacho de los asuntos p,iblico-
de su Departamento, Negoclado u
Oficina, durante el prdXimo ano ecc
n6mico. Dichas relacioncS scrviran
de base para que ell Negociado de
lmprenta v Matcrlales tie Oflclna
haga las compras Y celcbre los con
tratos que fueren nccesarios, Y lleva
ran una certificaci6n del Jefe del De
partamento. Negociado Ii Oflc!na
que las prcscntc, hacienda conStar
que en- los crtditoS aSignadoS il sll
Departamcnto, Ncgociado Ii Oficlna
para el periodic dhrantc cl cual los
cfectos havan dc ser cntrcgados, cs
I'll inchlida Ia cantldad suflclcnte
para cl pago tie los mlsmos.
.lrticu'o 4. ToloS los articuloS
que So comprcn de acucrdo con la>
disposiyioncS prcrc,!cntcS, Y en- Vii
tud dc l::S rrl3cinmvS antcs mcnclo
nadaS. Scran pc,li,i"s V pagad"s por
cl dcpartamcntn. Ncgnciado ii OF
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