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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-09-16
Drt Htnrr Gaatt.
9em selif=franife Submissions &c.
itrebelier for at erboloe 8en9ei /
be 6prenebe Stater.

Seem Oorf SEN 106e @ept. Den
engellt-franife &ommisiion, Der for>
ifger at ifaffe Mioler til at betale
@torbritanniens og Sranfriges ipe-
re @egninger for amerifanif 9lmmu-
r;ition og on6et Gorraa6, anfom
ioog til geetp Oorf, blep buot pelfont'
nsen at S. g. Morgan og traf iant-
men meo omtrent 100 fremitaaenoe
8anfierer, Msiurancemen6 og anorc
9Roere 5inansperoenen ient / ST.
Hermiooag peo en- 9}eception Mr.
Morgans @ibliotbef. Saften boz
9om1aisjererne @ieiter pe6 en- Mio'
bog gibet~of 6inansmei16.
Gen n1iaoite @utsassiom &on1nis-
iionen boober at fao her, fiocs
at pere $500>000>000. & &ssa pil
>en bope 100000, 900. 8,
traginlng al 6orboloene tan BET BIZ
be barifeltgt nof at faa ben minore
Gum. @ele Sunn1en bil nn6er e1t-
bper Smlten6tgbe6 bltbe brugt til
at betole for amerifanife 8arer.
0eriom Eengene life tan 1aa,1es
ber, iiges 6et> at Storbritannien %
Granfrige bil blipe ng6t til at fipbe
&orn og @ig6 / @p6=Mmerita / 1angt
*<lfrre l1oitrefning eno bi6til> og at
s..pil ben6e Jig til 9@gppten for
8onnl6. &rigsammunitton maa &c
fjebe Sc 9ore11e6e @tater> 6a Oct
itfc er noget an6et Marfeo.
Seem Sort ben 136e @ept. Dct
me66eles iafte11 at oen felles e1t-
gelif-franife 6inanSfommtsiions @la'
ner gaar l16 paa at laane 1,000,-
100000 6e Sorene6e Stater paa
brittle og franife 0bligationer uoen
nogeniombelit pberligere @ifferbe6.
9efiom 6enne itore Gum erbol6es,
forlp6er 6et> at ben til it6lte Gent
ital anpen6es / 6e 6oreneoe @tater
io1n 8etaline for &beoe, @omulo,
aisb og dtlhre Bnrer, berihnnot
@riesammunition. Set bill berfor
ifelge Observation-Disclosures Mentng
blipe flasitftceret iom ct @anoels-
1aan, life iom ct &rigslaan.
sal,ts2s6porpi6t 6e Goreneoe Staters
htralitet bill blipe 6roget / Gpi1>
" berion De 8anfterer, iom financierer
&jen1pelaanet, afcepterer @egieri:1-
gernes @erler iom @ifferbe6, tages
nnoer alporlig Sperpeielie. Set
iiges, at Sinar1smen6, Der fien6er
9lonen, bar al @run6 til at tro, ct
M6miniitrotionen i 8aibington lite
ill blan6e fig ino.
Ser bliber lagt en- bel Gel @rnt
paa BET Gaftl1m1, at ben engelif= f=fran.
ife &ommisiton i116fon6t Jig 6e t11-
teresiere6e omerifanife 5inonsmen6s
@ope6fparter og forelog6e lin Sog
iitebenfor at be11te til 6e omerifanlfe
Fengemeno TOM til &ommisitonen.
Sir Senrp 8abington @mitb par oct
Me6lem af commissioner, iom bleo
bfeet til at ofleg9e ct 8eibg bos
Shines S. Sill, Nor6beltens fornem>
fte Sernbaneman6. Dette bltber be.
trogtet iom en- flor 9@re for Mr.
Sill. &i6til bar &onn1isitonen MOB
taget Sc amerifanife 6t1onsmeno
tit @obe6fbarter paa ct @otel.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
The Grands Rounds At,EouIka.

Last Saturday the candidates invaded HOulka and
for several hours they swept the stars with the planks of
their platforms Spnters fell thick and fast-knots
knocked holes in other timber and put up solid rock
Many say that over 1000 people we're in town that
day They here from PontotOc Lee Union Calhoun
and everywhere More people came to town who we're
never seen here before Sidewalks and the square swarm
ed with people And the BEST part about it wasNO
TROUBLE MARRIED THE DAY Everybody was happy
nobody got his dander up and things looked just right
all day long.
The feature Ofhavng all the candidates to stand up in
6 new wagons and have their pictures made was called
off Each wagon was be labeled with the of the
respective offices and candidates Good natured bits Of
sentences was to have been printed pacardsbut in
some way it was thought best not to have it.
The big dinner was sufficient for all and the town
thanks all the ladies and who helped to make things
hum in true HOulka humming style
To Grady Cook the people should especially thank
for he alone carried fifty buckets of from the
Hardware to the band stand No other man seemed to
help and that's where the big heart of Grady
more showed he believed in Houlka and Hospitality.
In the late afternoon the Hon. John Tally spoke to
several hundred voters 1t is said he made some votes and
and caused many others THINK The speech thruOut
was free from slime and abuse
Everybody went away happy and we believe all enjoyed
the new friendships and cordial greetings that passed up
and down about and around the whole day long.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Vote for w. ]. Evans Of Calhoun County for
State Revenue Agent.

First Because he is fully competent and qualified to
fill the Office of Revenue Agent and he is our neighbor
and also our present representative in the State Senate of
the 31s Senatorial District comprising the counties of
Calhoun, Chickasaw and Pontotoc in which position he
has made good.
Second Because if elected he will devote his entire
time to the duties Of the Office and will that the Rev
Laws properly enforced equitable and just
basis
Third, Because he is the only candidate for state
Office in North East Mississippi and have large vote
in this section of the state feel that entitled
least one state officer in fifteen twenty years He is
our neghbor and has endorsements from the people of his
home county and the entire bar and county officers in the
following terms tO-Wt
j. L. Bates Circuit Judge c. F. Sh0emake Sheriff
A. T Patterson A. J, Sims Chancery Clerk
G. r. KmbaIl S. H. Smith, Circuit Clerk
Thomas L. Haman, Jr. j. 0. Rich County Supt
Luther E. Bates c. A. Beasey Mayor Calhoun City
w. G. Lawrence Alvin Phillips Mayor PittsbOr0
j. Going and Dennis Murphree Members of Legislature
W. B. Shearer Pastor NJ. E. Church.
"A. NJ Reeves, Pastor Baptist Church
J j. Hitler Postmaster and others.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
To the Voters Of Chick
aSaw County.

Owing to my long stay of several
months in the hospital in Memphis
and following my doctors advice /
have not been able to make an
active canvass of the county, bow
ever / have seen as many of you as
could on the Grand Round" and
now in this general letter l wish to
make an earnest and personal plea
for your vote and support in behalf
Of my candidacy for the Office Of
Circuit Clerk.
wish to state that in this
campaign | have adopted the same
policy Of honor and integrity that
mas always been my custom in the
every day walks oflife and such a
policy based on the Golden Rule
cannot help but merit the commen-
dation of the public
1 have circulated no false reports
en- any of my opponents. ! have
made my race soely on my own
merits and not on the demerits of
others.
To those of you who do not know
me personally ! respectfully ask
that you inquire of my neighbors
and those who know me closely as
to ny moral charcter, qualifications
and ability to perform the duties Of
the Office I ask at the hands Of the
voters of Chickasaw County.
The heavy expense / have had
to bear in my loug illness, from
which | am now recovering, has ex-
austed all my means besides leaving
me heavily in debt, and if YOU will
assist in electin8 me your Circuit
Clerk for the next four years. my
gratitude viii be beyond expression
Cordially thanking you in adj
vance for your support or anything
YOU can DO for me | am in every
expression of regards
Yours Truly,
Hitler GilfOy.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Number 10
Rails
eTS.
Notice
to


Wewant to weigh and store you Cotton the COM
ing fall
Our scales are subject to your inspection at any
time. Our Bonded Warehouse covers two acres, we
store 5000 bales in one of the best congresses in
the state
The Compress receipts that we give you for your
Cotton are better than any mans Note and you can
always getonOney on them at any bank, where
ever you are.
Your Cotton left with us is as safe as the money
you trust to your banker
We are your friends We want you to store your
cotton with US for you can always sell your cotton
to the very best advantages when it is in our Ware
house, for it is Dry and in the BEST of condition
We have our money invested in one Of the best
Congresses In the state one that will always treat
you right and give your what there is in your Cotton
and more, and the best way to get all there is IN
your cotton is to bring it from the gin to us.
We are going to have some of the SIONGEST
COTTON BUYERS in the state here in Houston this
fall While you were planting your cotton this
spring was working to get some of the best buyers
to locate here another year and the firms below
to be represented here this fall:
Three Foot Bros, & Co.. Meridian, Miss, by w.
r. Scott NeWburgOT COttOnCO, Memphis Tenn. by
A. M. Harley We'll Bros. Cotton Co.. Birmingham,
Bean Brothers Cotton Co.. TupeO Miss. by W. d.
Myers R. C. Wagner will also continue to buy cot
ton here
There are number of other buyers that will
come in later on, so bring your cotton to Houston,
where you will have some several buyers to bid on
your COTTON ana get Ihe TOP OF the market houston
has had the strongest Cotton market of any town in
North Mississippi Tor the past two years, and judging
from the strong Cotton firms that will be here this
fall we are still going to lead them all again 1t is
a known fact among the Cotton Buyers Of Houston
that we are their worst enemies by always looking
out for the best firms in thesouth to compete with in
buying your cotton. We deserve your Cotton so
bring it to us and help us and at the same time help
yourselves. Yours for business,
The Grenada Cotton Compress Co.
A. J. Mathews, Supt
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
To the Voters Of Chick.
aSaW County:

Unfortunately for me ! have been
unable to be with you on the Grand
Rounds because Of having to have
a very painful operation, had my
limb amputated a few inches below
my knee
am now in the Baptist Hospital
and it will be impossible for me to
see you before the election, so /
take this method Of asking you on
the 3rd day Of August before you
cast your vote to think of me and
consider my qualifications and if
you see fit to elect me I shall do
my best to make you a good Ci-
cult Clerk. AS / have said before it
will do you no harm to vote for me
and it will do me lots of good.
Thanking you in advance for your
support.
Very Respectively
Edd H. Chennault
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
To the Voters Of ChiCkaSaw
County.

Having been barred by sickness
from seeing the people, will say
that regret very much that 1 could
not make the grand rounds And
give you my views on questions
that l think are Of interest to the
voters of the County / stand for
economy and the peoples rights
in all things and if elected viii up
hold the principles of Democracy to
the best Of my ability. Thanking
you for the encouragement given
me and asking you 10 give me your
support on election day.
Very respectfully,
j. J. Davis.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

men Of Houlka not having time to
vote. Many spelled Bilbos name
Bill Bough Bill B0w"--"bibOo
Bob" "billB0e"-'biB0 Bnboa'
bill Boi' -and "Bilbod." Such as
Rilhe" "Tallie'--'Queen" and
"Soreall could be found in a few
Others. It was some fun though
that day to see human nature do
It's do.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Big Show Next Tuesday Night

The Sowenia Literary Club will
give a benefit at the 0pen-Air The
atre Tuesday night Aug. 3rd. We
want everybody to come to the
picture show that night and help us
out
Program Outside the States" a
patriotic drama that will make you
feel better. The Mixup at Max
in" a comedy full of laughs.
Don't fail to come and bring your
friends. You viii be helping two
good causes.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
To the Voters Of ChiCkaSaw
County
Hitler Gilfoy.

Dear friends:- I wish to thank one
and all of you who have been so
kind to me in my Canvass, and for
the many kind expressions Of en-
couragement that l have received.
Dear friends this is the last appeal
that | wish to make to you, but /
promise you that if you see fit to
place an x opposite the fourth man
for assessor, you viii never regret
it; for it shall be the one purpose of
my life to prove my appreciation
and efficiency.
Very respectfully,
Jn0. I. Marion
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
The Straw Vote at HOulka.

The editor Of The Hummer held
a rtraw vote for Governor last Sat
urday at Houlka--both men and
women voting. This is supposed 10
be the FIRST ever taken in MiSSis-
sippi where the ladies voted. By
the request of many we gladly pub
lish the TRUE results Of the day
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
To the Voters Of Beat
One

VIlC
/ have served 4 years as your
Constable and have done my duty
as saw it at all times. AS you
know it takes an officer Of any kind
sometime TO get familiar with the
duties of his office, and I think that
as have had four years of expert
ence. that ! am fully qualified to fill
the office and give you better ser
vice in the future. | refer you to
any of the Justice of the Peace that
/ have served under, if have not
been faithful to my Office and done
my duty at all Time. Thanking you
or your vote on August 3rd.
Very Respt.
]. X. Neal.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30
Everybody Invited To Houston
Saturday July 3lSt.

Houston is making preparations for a big day tomOr-
and all the people for miles about will come to town
"A bountifu basket dinner is on tap for the big day
and everybody will get full of good old southern home
cOongthe kind that father pays for and mother makes
All the ladies getting together the biggest dinner ever
served to the public in Houston
Oratory will abound in abundance Handshakes will
be shook while a few kneesw do likewise If the cam
paign is due to have some hot shot fired Houston will be
the battle ground In battle array the army of candidates
will invade the sacred precincts Of hearts and promise
to make good officer IF.
The Hummer hopes that the best of order will prevail
and that everybody will 60 home with kind word for
Houston and good word for the candidates.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

Insurance Commissioner Henry
is generally regarded as one of the
most valuable members Of the Ma
tional Convention. "-J. S. Darst, ms.
Com'r West Virginia and Pres. Nat.
Con. ms. Com'rs
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

From several years close expe-
rance with Insurance Commission
er Henry | have learned to have
the highest respect for his ability
and industry III. L Ekern, ms
COmr Wisconsin and EXPIRES. Nat
Con.
The hummer. (Houston, Miss.) 1914-19??, 1915-07-30

See DR.. BryOn Michel, optome-
triet ad to be at the Houston Hotel
Saturday, July 81. Bring your eye
troubles to him
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
ESPANA ESTA HACIENDA PRE-
PARATNOS PARA Ell EVEN
TO De UNA GUERRA
TODAS LAS FABRICAS De ARHAS Y NUM-
Clones DEL RENO, ESTAN TRABAJAN-
Do ACTIVAKENTE DIA Y KOCHE

MADRID. Julio S.-El G"bierno
rSDalol la rntrado en una ac!lNl-
dad inuSitada. preparando IN apro
viSionamirnlo dc armaS y NUM-
clones de guerra para los eifrcltos
de- mar TERRA. Las fabrlcaS de
raiionrS. de armaS peluenaS y de
toda cla>e dc proyectileS 81 han
pueSlo TRAFALGAR dia y noche. co
miSionadoS militarcS Y navaleS han
Sido nomhrad0S para If los ES-
ladoS U-nidoS Y 4 Italia con el oh
irto de adquirir armaS. munlcloncS
Y miJuinas de guerra de Ia ma
.nufaclura de aquellos palSeS. y So
hahIa tamhitn de Ia atqulSlclon
por E>pana de submarines mi
mas para In drfrnSa de- SuS litora-
lr>.
TodaS estaS actividadeS dcl gObier
no Sepanol Sc han desarrohlado en-
81 mayor SecretO y cGnforme con
las indicaciOneS OficialeS. Ia prenSa
80 ha :nanlcnidO Ell cl mas risldO
SilenciO con reSpectO a este aSun-
tn. Sc dice que el motive para
que Espana procure r0buStecer Sus
/ fuerZaS Y prepararSe para cualquler
rvcnto. puedc fcriyarSe bien de
| Ia presente guerra. La idea de
ESpaHa parccc no ser Olra CUE la
de poncrSe en- capaciCiad de defen-
ier SG prOpiO territoriG y particular
lmrnte las iSlas BaleareS y las Ca
inariaS. pOSrSi0neS eSpaHoleS Sobre
las cualeS Sc han hecho calculoS
para cuando termine la guerra Y
50 entire en- ell arregl0 de los ter
Imin0S con Que ha de sellacSe Ia paz.
En- vista de tales motives. e. Go
Ibierno eSpanol y los hombreS pro
Iminentes del reino dicen que es
lnecesario remediar fuerte pronta
mente la negligencia con que Sc
habian vista fasta ahora los asun-
les militareS ) navales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

para pOner de relieve los maneJoS
del Departamento de Estad0 unld0S
aSi p0r cOmunes intereses los que
ianto han Sufrido con la politica de
Washington. tratarin de inculcar en-
cl Amino del pueblo americana Due
Hucrta V los cientificOS~eStan slen-
do perseguidoS en- lugar de ser Juz-
gadoS V pOr estoS medIos Ia pro-
yima campana que emprendefah
sera mas senciIla y de mas Sesuros
resultados. Hay $4,000 americanoS
desterrados de Mexico y que han
tenido que abandonar sus intereses
Y que Sc hallan distributes en- dI-
ferentes lugares de los Estados Uni
dos. los cuales, naturalmente, estan
hacienda una campana quleta, pero
Seguros, entire el pueblo, ha"lendole
yer como Sc han visto hasta ahora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
EMPIEzAN A DELINEARSE EN- Los ESTAD0S UNID0S
Los TRABAJOS DEL PARTID0 REPUBL|CAN0
suacon Gra Huerta deno de la pofdc americana

Warrington u. c. Julio S.-Se ha-
bla en- los circuloS politicOs de eSta
CAPITAL acerca de que eI prohlema
administrative de Mexico debe hoy
considerarse pcculiarmcnte COM
pIicado en- una Iarga scrie de cir
cunSlanrias que han venido a poner
en- mas duras rOndiciones a aquel
pals.
Mas o menoS Sc ha descubierto el
secreto de que los intereses pecu-
niarios de Mexico. asi de sus nacio-
males como de los extranjeros. eS-
tan en- oposici6n con la politica que
el presidente Wilson ha seguidO con
aquella naci0n. Hay muy fundadas
esperanzas en- un cambio de admi-
nistraci6n al terminar el presente
periodic constitutional y va Sc es-
tan hacienda podarosos esfuerzos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
FL CRAL. JAC|NTO TREY|NO DERROT0 En-
ICANOLE ALOS V|LLSTAS
LOS CARRANCSTAS Sc HhBLAN RETRADO HAGLA MONTERREY,
PERO RECBERON REFUERzOS Y cONSGUERON RECHA-
FAR A Los VILLITAS HASTA PAREDON
EN- ESTE UIMO LcR sTA BRAD0f AcUNNE Ell o0ABAf DECISIVE
rclcarama especial para IA PRENsa.

/ TcIrgrama especial para IA PRESSa.
LAREDO. Texas. Julio S.-Hoy
lurdarOn rcSlableridaS las cOmGnl-
raci0nrS ron la rapital-.drl Esiado
ir Nuryo Leon. Los primcros lele-
=ramaS que llrgar0n tanin Il Ia ve-
Gina plaza de- Nucvo Laredo como 4
rSla riudah. fucrOn reribidoS por
rI general Alfredo Ricaul, icfe de
las arrnaS de cSa plaza Y cl mayor
Felipe Irpeda Y pOr eI Sr. Mclquia-
drs Garcia. consul carranciSta aqul
Y al=unoS otroS prOminenicS cons
tiiuciOnalistas que residen Ell am
has poblaciOncs.
En- iOdOS eSOS mcnSajrS Sc dice
que las fuerzaS del general .laclniO
TrrvinO. dcrrOtarOn los villistaS
rn las rrrraniaS de Monterrey.
ocupandO 81 pueblo de lcam0le y
habiindnlr hccho al cnemigO mu-
chiSimOS priSiOnerOS quiiadO una
rnOrmr canlidad de armaS y NUM-
clones.
En- OtrOS iclcgramaS pOSteriores.
SO ascGura que los carranciStas des-
puGS de Su victoria de Icamole,
cmprcndirrOn Ia marcha hacia Pa
rcd6n. en- dondc cSi;i librandose el
cOmbale decisive.
Las baiaS SufridaS por ambos
cOmbatientcS son muy grandes;
pueS el encuentro ha sidO uno de los
mas encarnizadoS que han tenidO lu-
gar en eSa region habiendo durad0
variaS horaS.
DoScientas mil paradas de cartu-
choS fueron paSadOS hoy para Nue.
vO Laredo consiGnadas las au-
tOridadcS miliares de Ia plaza,
quicncS dcSde lucga envlarOn una
regular cantidad de elias para cl
sur.
\ pcSar de las noticiaS que Sc han
rccibid0 del riunfo de los carran-
riStaS. eSOS no han hecho ningunas
demoSIracioneS lie regOcij0 como
antcriormrnie .acOsiumbraban ha-
ccrl0. ESto ha dadO lugar Il Que no
Sc les de mucho crGditO a las no.
liciaS prOpaadaS pOr elloS. pues co.
nOcldOS como son SuS alardeS, no
ha dciadO de eXlrafaT que esta vez
que So trata de una victoria ver-
daderamente imp0rtanie. no In ha-
yan IrStciadO.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09
EN- ALGUNOS PUEBLOS De n.
Leon Y TAMAULIPAS Los
HABITANTES NO COMEN
MAS QUE FRUTAS
UN C0HISIORADQ De La CRUZ R0JA DICE
QUE DERTRO De POGO SERA ABSOLUTE
La ESCASEz De COHESTBLES
Telegrama especial para La PRENsA.

Tcegrama especial para la PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. Julio S.-Stepten en-
Bonsal, que fui comisionado por Ia
Cruz Roja Americana para investi-
gar la situaci6n en- que Sc encuen-
ira la region central de los EStados
de NuevO Leon Y Tamaulipas, ha
dadO un largo infOrme de sus inves-
iigaciGneS, a su regreSO verificado
hoy.
Dice BOnsal que en- Monterrey, Ia
ayuda de Ia Cruz Roja ha sido eff
caz debidO al cello del Consul Hanna
que Sc ha preOcupado por hacer un
reparto equitativO. pero que en- o.
tras pOblacioneS del Estado de Nue.
vo Leon Y en- las del Estado de Ia
maulipas que visit0 la carestia es
absolute y la mayor parte de la
genie de aquellos rumbos no come
mas que fruta. Dice que en- algunas
parties no Sc deja Sentr todavfa la
escasez absolute Y que en- otras,
aunque hay mucha miseria, Sc cuen
ia con algunos elementos, pero que
en- todas elias, muy pronto sera te-
rrible ell hambre pues tendran que
agotarse los pocos elementos con
que cuentan. 3.aaiAIN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-09

suS intereses en- Mexico.
La question religiOSa ha tornado
tambiGn el pueStO que le correspon-
de en- esta situaci6n que ha prepa-
RADIO un climulO tai de circunstan-
ciaS y muchos han lido tan leios en-
ella. que no han tenidO empachO en-
hacer pliblic0 por medic de la prem
sa que 81 Ell Gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unid0s no tOma ninguna reso-
luci6n. la iglesia cat6lica desapa-
recera ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de Mexi-
co.
Nadie ha cOntrovertido tasta aho-
ra que la Wall Street, con exception
de los intereses de Ia Waters Pier
&c, Ia cual, Sc dice por 10 bajo, fut
la que dict6 las informaciones de
Mr.. Lind, eSta como mano Y guante
Pasa 4 la ptqIna &. columsa I,
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