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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Imports of general merchandise at the
port of New York for the week ended
January totaled S9,992273, decrease of
$2O75,s16 compared with same week last
year.
Commercial failures in the United States
this week numbered 692 against 422 during
the corresponding week last year. In
Canada the failures were 70 against 81
last year.
Negotiations are under way for the ho-
tation of s125O,O00 first mortgage bonds of
the Manufacturers Club, on approxi-
mately per cent basis. They are to
be secured on the new building of the
club at Broad and Walnut streets.
Ivy l.. Lee, of the personal STAFF of
John ID. Rockefeller. has been elected a
director of the Western Maryland and
member of Its Executive Committee.
The minimum price on Pennsylvania
Steel preferred fixed at co. went into
effect today.
Besides the regular semiannual dividend
the Wayne Title and Trust Company de-
clared an extra payment OF l per cent.
The New York Curb Market Associa-
tion announces that United Profit Shar-
ing stock will sell ex-rights except for
cash on January II.
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UNION TRACTION
WEAK FEATURE
In PHILADELPHIA
Decline Attributed to Action
of Councils on Transit
Loan - General Market
Dull and Steady.

The volume OF transactions on the
Philadelphia Exchange during the brief
two hours of business today was very
much restricted and trading was chiefly
confined TO odd lots The tone on the
whole was steady except for some
further selling OF the local fractions
Bond dealings we're \ proportlonately
larger than in stocks. Union Traction
shares appeared to be in greater supply
than Rapid Transit today and the price
declined half a point to SS1R. Oherings
came from a Walnut street house which
at times is credited with operating for
inside interests. The selling, however,
was thought rather to be n reflection of
the action Of Councils in taking cognz-
ance OF the new transit plans Whether
the Kruger estate held any great amount
of Union Traction as well as Rapid
Transit is not certain The regent sell
ing of the latter is attributed to this
source. Some one appears to be willing
to absorb all that comes out at IL. To-
day activity in the stock was by no
means so great as on Friday. The mini
mum limit on Union Traction IS 3S,
Tonopah mining was not affected by
the announcement that the company
would exercise its option on the property
of the Panama Mining Company on Jam
uary 2s The mines will be operated by
$1,OOOOOO, par 81. OF which Tonopah Min
ing will receive 60 per cent. and the Pan
anna company the remainder. Those who
bought Panama shares recently on re-
ports that Tonopah would purchase the
stock instead of the property, naturally
have been disappointed.
Philadelphia City As sold at 1904, which
augurs well for the success of the offer
ing of S5,0O0.00O As at par over the counter
between now and February 1. Condi-
tions have improved since the last sale
of city bonds. and the administration
should have no trouble in disposing of
this block.
Now that exchange rates have worked
down to such a point that gold is re-
turning from Canada to this country,
discussion has arisen as to whether the
S25,0O0,0OO sent there, of which Philadel-
phia's share was S2,OO0,OOO, will be re-
turned or whether the plan to eventually
send S10O,OOOOOO will be allowed to stand
until the war is over. The feeling among
bankers here is that while the money is
not now needed 1t should be held in read
mess in case some unlooked-for happen
ing should bring about another crisis.
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IHER OPENING
FIRM THE MARKET
REACTED SLIGHTLY
soom Traders Made Some
Weekend r e alizin g
! s.les No General |
| Change in Conditions.

xoRK. Jan. s.-The market was
r.s .ns Arm at the opening today. On
s., few sales fractional advances
al followed by small reactions.
~ n svs, at no time developed def
y ,a.rcv and the small amount of
nv GAS confined TO speclalties. There
ss'" some weekend reallzing safes py
com Traders. uo,oroi change I'm mar
condltions except that Wnlcn came
u, inc higher prices estaplsneu, pu.
Hiom @ W enough to exert deterrent
et We ON the buying movement. The
lpneIVV ,,r,ces reached in the leading is
gheS. l,ndioe Union Pacific and Read
IpeH' ln ,a from covering Of board room
ps, s'd Ia when this covering was com
fholu 4, was natural that recesslons
fhopN fhs stafes Rubber was the strongest
ul 4, the Industrial group, advanc-
.ea's,,, W, % 5gb. This advance was based
Ing y ssr,oval of the embargo on ship
"A sno ~ rubber from Ceylon and other
. PEN. possessions Of Great Britain to
I'm country. a,.o a.uo,, ho
Z i nm ~ S5ss on the possibility of the
[.,nnauy getting large snare Oh tne
says for new steel equipment which the
IIssrborough Rapid Transit will have to
ny. ,ssa ss a result Of the subway accident.
w.jte5 railways Investment issues were
I " strong. and upon the belief that
XIV oo,nnany's earnings would increase
f'syttv as a result of the San Fran
~, Txposition, which opens next month.
~ Tssdsrs lars did not pay much attention to
msr;ean Can, and the stock reacted
,ssrSb interest was attached to the ship
aSnt Of nearly 100000 worth of gold
~, Canada. This was a natural result
|, tbe sharp drop in foreign exchange
t.,ss This week. Although we do not
0.sd the metal here, because of the ease
Y ne money market, the general belief
q that more imports will follow. Sterling
.,change ended the week at 4S31s.
Interest was diverted from market af-
III auMouoI luspIouI oLSBIl eql ol sLIeJ
sssInre Of Stringer & Co. The firm had nc
smoortant Stock Exchange contracts out
f.snalnr. but was heavily concerned in
kisTican mining interests, and the failure
4 / Understood to have been due to the
.,,nr M OF its resources through the con-
sinued trouble across the border.
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POIUTRY

LIvE.--Trade quiet, but offerings mod
crate ana values steadily held 9uotatIenIS
keys, 158l7c. ducks, 14di5e; geese, l8gl5c
gulneas, young. Weighing . lbs. and oyer
apiece per pair, Eoe.; weighing 1lha1a LBS lbs
40e. pigeons per pair. 15q1sc.
DRESSED.-The market for desirable
stock steady under moderate onerings ana
fair demand Quotations. Turkeys, Turkey, dEy- aSy
Y to box, dry-packed selected heavy,
q4lS lbs. apiece, lie; do, lbs. apiece, 1879 :
do. 3h lbs. apiece, l4615c.; do, lbs
and under, 12@19c. Fowls. bbls., dry-paeesked-
90, DO, lbs I5fSc.; DO, d., $f5 i6s.i 1ie.;
ters, dry.picked, 12l5c. Brolling chickens
MeS9Fby Soo9 19? lbs agscg PC do ts!s bc tc
do, fair to good, i4lfsc. Roasting chickens.
dry-packeds q, boxes,-Mllls fed, Is to 2 lbs,
&c soz dof i $isc Corn Iss s 2S to 20 to Ss ot to
20621c,; corn-fed. % to 80 lbs. to, doz., 1sd
milk-fed, 81 to AZ lbs. 70 doz, 1lj5c; miIS-fed'
to doz.., lie. milk fed, 90 lbs. and oyer, lsc.
eorn-fed. 81 to 86 lbs. to doz; 1Sl2alic.: corn
fed 81 to ~ lbs. TO doI;, l3iS9i4o; coTn-fedSs m
lbs, and over to doz,, 17C. ,corn-fed. 90 lbs
and over, 1Sc. Roasting chickens, dry-pecked
IN bbls-Western. milk-sed, ,dry-Picked. a6s
Western, miik-fed Sii lbs. llhc.; Western
milk dry-picked, mixed weights, lag I;
Western !mllk-fed, 2isa3 lbs, lie; Western
fed, lbs, l5c.; Western, corn-fed, dry,pickeedd
mixed weights. 14c.; Western, corn -fed; = "a
lbs 14o; Western, corn-ted, 215d3 lbs, i8I;e
SQUADS, opeFS' peF 'doz.@White. Weighing ii 70 II
lbs, per doz,. S42564 81: white weighing to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHBAT,--Receipts e1ot4 bushels The
market declined 1o. under less active de-
rnsnd and easier Western advlces. Quotations.
Car lots, IN export elevator-No red. spot and
January, s1sea1.3e; No. 2 rcd Western, St.4o9
1885, No. Northern Duluth, S144ni.4T
CORN.-fteoeipts, 3ss49 busheisi sold
slowly hut ruled steady under moderate offer-
ings. Quotations: Car lots for local trade, as
to locatlon-No 2 yellow. new. 7s97sisc. :
steamer yellow. new TTa77Jso; No 8 yellow
new, 1e@T0iac. sample yellow, new, 7t6T3c.i
new cob, per ~ lbs, T4075c.
OATS.--Offeringa were light and prices
further advanced NC, under fair demand
We quote: No 2 white, bs1bshc; standard
white 61gbIihc,; No white, 56,sn57c
RNBS was in smart supply and firm. We
quote at S1.1lQ119 per bush, as to quality, In
export elevator and at Sidi.10 for small lots
OF nearby grain In bags
FLOUR.-Reoeipts 1855 bbis. and 2,o44.-
h3s lbs In sacks, Mil limits steadily main
tained. but there was little trading. We quote
per 1876 lbs. in wood: Winter clear. SO. b0GB
do straight SG25aG.N0; DO. patent, SB50p7;
Kansas, straight, jute sacks, S0.5Oa0.75; do,
patent, jute sacks. SG.Thnf10; spring, hrst
clear, S6Qla. %; do. straight, S6,40d660 do: 1
patent, S0O0dT 10; do, favorite brands, S120
QIbO; city mills, choice and fancy patent,
81 asa 80; city mills, regular grades, winter,
clear; $500 9; winter. straight, S5.25qS6.5O
RYE FLOUR.-Supplies were small and
values wero firmly held, but there was little
trading. We quote nearby and Western in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09

Local Federal Institution Takes
S27o.ooo Additional.

An additional $4,000 in notes was pur~
chased by the Philadelphia Federal Re-
serve Bank today, making sio2oooo mu-
uicipal notes taken in all.
Those bought today were $4,000 city q
Newark and 100000 city Of Rochester
municipal revenue warrants. OF the
former. 100000 mature in April and $To,-
900 in MeyS and the Rochester notes all
mature in June. Applications were ro-
ceived today by the Reserve Bank from
out-of-town member banks for rediss
counts angregating about $50, 900, which ia
unusual for the last day OF the week.
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Report of Census Bureau Shows
Heavy Increase Over Last Year.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA report is
sued by the Census Bureau today places
the quantity on cotton ginned from the
growth of the crop of 1914 prior to Janu-
ary 1 at 14,447, ,62S bales, counting round as
half bales, compared with 1s,S4L7a bales
in 1918 and 12,sO7.4 .4O5 bales in 1912, The
number of round bales included is 44,sl6
against sl.265 for 1918 and 1888 for 1872
and the number of Sea Island bales In
eluded is II, 1856, compared with 1880 for
1918 and 67257 for 1912.
The exports of domestic cotton IN De-
cember were 1,2O2O65 running bales. and
the imports of foreign cotton S2,293 equiv
alent 5O0-pound bales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09

RATES FOR MONEY
FoREIaN ExcHANaE

new YORK, Jan. o. In the foreign ex-
shlnge market at the opening an easier tone
w. e. displayed. Demand sterling, 4.s3ih; cables.
~, h0-day, 4sl; Continental exchange was
seminal. az b;1Qh and 3 1s& for francs; marks
Ntle quoted s6M and s6Ih
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ooTToN Prices HIaHER

NbW YORK, Jan. "a strong Liverpool de-
01Ha vas the chief factor in the cotton mar
today. advances OF from to 10 points
80 scored on the principal months. largely
s1AsS s..1AssSf ot this demand. The ginning figures
- likewise a bullish influence. Wall street
s. u tne market. which closed barely steady
taeF very active half day.
YestdfV.a
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Jan. e.-BUTTER-Marks
steady; receipts, DIAL packages. Creamery ex-
ira, 34c. higher scoring. 341hd85c State dairy,
s8a38lsc.; imits tion creamery, 25820c
GGS.-MnTket strong; receipts, s51s cases
Fresh extra flrsts, 48c.; fresh frsts, 42c; near
by whites, a7G40c.; nearby mixed 4id45c
speoIal marks. 2Sc. ~
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sPECIALTIES STRONG
Hesitation in American Stocks in
London Market.

LONDON, Jan. 9.-Sentiment continued
cheerful and specialties were strong on
the Stock Exchange today. Gllt-edged
securities were firm and there was some
investment in home railways on hopes
for dividends. The American department
was cheerful, although there was some
hesitation in trunk lines, because of fears
as to dividend declarations, Mining is
stIas were silpported
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09

For Sale--3o,oOo State of virginia
Scrip, 1oc on the dollar; part Of West
Virginia share now pending before
Supreme Court.
ROBERT RYDBERG
2ol N. 18th Street, Newark, N. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
RANK oLEAR1NGs IMPROVE
Increase This Week Over
Last Week,

rha Total bank clearngs Of all the Clearing
pensss of the United states, as given by the
.tsnsnrial Chronicle for the week ending today
.tfav an increase of 1855, T67, 52S over last
'resk inc total for this week being SO, l2o, T5T,
IA The clearings are still below the same
ssst last year. Philadelphia showed an in
.sf,ass Of per cent. Details follow:
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BANK o1EARINas

Bank clearings today compared with eorre-
spending day last two yearsi
Boston .s2l, ssi, 1s4 s2a. .Si5.42s ssssae 40
Philadelphia. 25, s9l 2T.610. ss1 29 $50, 50i
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FlRsT COTTON LOAN GRANTED

AZ ~ ~. York, Jan. e.--It Is announced that
liss sess9s sas a Loan Committee in charge OF the
M iIrtsi'ywyy tsisg' ~ pool has granted the hrst ap-
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PROVISIONS

- The market quiet and somo kinds lower;
SIqo5qi9ns; GJ beef in sets smoked ats ana
smoked 20d2Tc. do. city beef. knuckles and
tenders, smoked and air-dried, 2sa20c. do,
2Sfg229 2Sa299f o beef hams, s32a33 pork family
ed, 1SNai4c. other hams, smoked city cured,
smoked Western cured i4i5di5e,; do, boiled.
homeless, 20g2lc.; picnic shoulders. $, P.
cured loose, 1lMl1Lc.: DO, smoked, 12fp12Ac.
bellies, IN pickle, according TO average. loose;
l4al4lho.; breakfast bacon, as TO brand and
cured. t7dp1Sc.: lard Western, refined, tlorces,
11ai1Ac;; do. do, tubs. 1i@tihc.:, do. pure
pure city. kettle rendered. I'm tubs. 11ml1MC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Actual Reserves Increased Over six
Millions--Loans Smaller.

An increase Of Se,49lSs0 In actual re-
serves has been reported by the New
York banks for the week Just ended
Average reserves, however, showed a de-
crease Of S2,6s2,ie0
There was decrease Of s2.609, 900 in
actual loans, whereas the average figures
showed an expansion In loans Of $i,S3i,-
900. The actual surplus was s120579,S $40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
VEGETABLES

Values generally firm on choice stock but de-
mand only moderate. Quotations: white pota-
004e3ci New York, free from frost, ts4g0o. /
sp ee9 hotstoes' Tois per * SVf tvS,'
8 1oai .2Si medium, 5oaeoo.i sweet -potstoes'
Eastern Shore, per bbl.-No. ], 8212.TS; No. 2,
81 6091 10; sweets, Jersey, per bbi.1-No 1, 81 25
g3.50; No. 2. s2a2.g0i sweets, Jersey, per bas,.
oydinarv rer b,Ssb az TO- a. tI' w, W.
100-lb. bag. si60; do, medium, per 1O0-ib.
bag. S1D; do. seconds, per 1O0-b bag, 81
Cabbage. Danish. per ton, S16a17. caullnower.
New York. por crate. T5c. .Q$125. Spinach,
Norfolk, per bbl, s13t. 20. KaIe, Norfolk per
bbl., e0975c. Lettuce, Florida, per baskot.
spas; do. North Carolina, per basket, 81. 500
2. Beans, Florida, per basket Si.2592,26
Florida, per box, SPAS. Cucumbors Florida
per basket 81. 1903 90 Squash. Florida, per
basket, 81 5Og2. Peppers, Florida, per car
rer, S2b063, 80. Tomatoes, Florida, per car
rler-Fancy, s2p2.50; choice S111.J0 Celery.
Alb. basket, Sfa1.b0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
BAR SILVER

London bar silver was quoted today at 22il,
pence per ounce, decline OF Is penny New
ounce off Sc.
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nru1nrNns nEcLARHn

WAYNE Title and Trust Company reFuiar
senianhual 2b per cent ana extrn per cent,
payable January 10 TO stock OF record Janus
AIRY Q.
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OFFICE, NO. 2l2 SOUTH FOURTH STREET
REAL ESTATE AND GROUND RENTS
MORTGAGES
BONDS AND STOCKS

All First Mortgages real estate in Pennsylvania
Accrued interest above Observation-Disclosures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09

CHEESE.---The rmarket steady, unde
moderate offerings, but trade quiet. Quotations;
New York, full-Cream, earlier receipts, choice,
l6c; do, do, current make, choice, l5c.: do,
do fair to good, l4hq14Stc.; do, part skins.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Tho market firmly held. but trade quiet. Re
1ners list prices Stanard granulatcd, DC (;
fre granulated lNOc; powdered. 5.O5c.; con-
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paws no Per Cent. Cash Dividend

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The Troy Gas Com
many. Troy, n, Y, has declared cash diyi,
~ tha last so years. The capital stock was
recently Increased 81, $50 900,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
FRESH FRUITS

Trade generally quiet and prices showed ut
tie change. Quotations; Apples, New York, por
bbl. king, S2a3; Greenlng. S2a8i York Ims
perial S2q2.15, Ben Davis, k2d2.50; Spy, SIZE
M2.50 Baldwin, 81 1902. 90; other good eating
varieties, Sl75d2.5o; medium siq1.5oi epples,
Western, per box, TJcdS1.J0; apples. Delaware
lemons, per BOX, s9S92. 5o oranges Florida, per
box, I.2gds; tnngerines, Florida, per strap,
81 b0m2.6 60 grapefruit Florida, per box llN2i
pineapples, per crate-Porto Rico Sl.2SgfR,2oi
Florida, slG2; cranberries fancy late varieties,
black, per bbl., S2d3; cranberrles early black,
per. crate, Ilcayi.b0i cranberries. Jersey, per
bbl., SlQ2 Strawberries, Florida, per dt 30
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09

10 Tbs, per aos., sse5Gsi5i white weighins
lbs. per doz.. t2.75@s.15; DO. do.. lbs,
per doz, s2a2e6; do. DO, ea8A lbs, per doz.,
si.2Jg1.eoi dark and NO. 2, 0Oc.ast.to.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-09
COTTON GINNING LARGER

I Increase. Decrease,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-13
A LOS PROFESSORS De MUSICA y AL
PI RllCD.

Fl ST.. Pedro Y. PARA. conncldo compost
tor, i!ene . la yanla SuS ulIimaS compost
y.Oan~ G.-=.t-l-r sU.. u..,.u,.A " p.ll.u. nC-
a~rrsgIu~ d- Instrumentation eSlIQ neclOs
Dc Ia lulueTa ,I:U.ruI~:
Observation-Disclosures
bon q "rIlo ; COn'rGba.o. 7! director o par
p De piano - IalulIr gur >rpaTsdU d !0S
profeSOFeS I,Or - CentayO~.
L!~Et 81 PLEAS.
Ia PitENSA CiarchaJ .................. 1Se
Hl P~E\SAMlENTO (Tal~p ..........- zoe
ALN4 lie sRTiST4 Nsl>, ......... 7SC
MARCIA I\TERMEZXU ..........-..... sc
HAPPY HOUR iNal>l ....-.-.-.-.-....- SOC
PIP (harrha IN Aires NarionaleS) 70. .st.Gs
Hagause los petidoS ! PEDRO y. PARA
Dallas. Tex.
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Ell CORnESPONSAL.

anteriores 10 l~levan, Y desde Ia cuaI
hay que mirar los resultados futuros.
Para cada sUbdito britanico, indivi-
dua!mente. aSi como para nuestra exis
tencia n~acional, esa bora solemne esta
sonando. No dejemos pasar Ia gran
op0rtunidad que ofrece, ' aproveche-
mosla ahora y de una vez-o nunea.
Que cada uno de nosotros no econo-
mice NADIA. no descuide NADIA, no des-
maye por NADIA, va que inicamente e.
esfuerzo TODD de nuestro impetu sera
10 que couducira 4 Ia victoria "a eau
Sa de nuestro honor y de nuestra Ii
bertad. (Grandes V prolongados 4
plauSos).
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'Hagamos case omIso de
los que no hacen NADIA
para ayudar al pals"

I-
Mucho - M hahl"do acerca de
los "slackerS': G. declr. acerca dc
a~quclios que TO hacen Ltera!mente
NADIA para avudar l 81 pals. H"ga-
NOS case omls0 DC ellos. en- "rac,a del
numero considerable de personals.
ademaS de aqar,Ios que estan pres
tando I Ia p@tria ~servicios positivoS,
que entertainments hacen labor pa
r-i5tica O. esJ:.n dedicado. aoui 4 ira
baios realmen,e titles Y nccesarios.
Probable g. que e. residue lie los
"do-aorh;ngs" sea re!a,ivamente pc
aueho. o. cuaudo menos. menor de 10
qlr comunme.:c - supou4. De to-
aa. mane..s. no G. acerca de cllos de
Gujerey estov hap!ardo 81 esros mo-
mar-os. \ auie1es eng positivos
6eseos de dirjgirme. g = Ia clase
runerosa. = Ia categoria de aQutllos
Gur - tedican =: fines mas o menos
oa-rinIiros o . obras bueaas y titles
IL una !ndole : o,ra. pesearia que
caGa n de e..os Sc hicjeSe 4 81 mis-
mo seria : honcatameate eSta pre-
gurta: ":Existe Dositivamente algun
motive para Vue no iorme parte 20
del rirrcilo; @ aQurllo en- que hago
consistir csc motive. no 81 en- reali-
dad Sino una eXcuSa? Las excuses
son en- gca>iuuc> muy ptauSlbIeS o
muy SosteHibleS. ' pareceu en- rc2!l-
dad muy hurn:s htsta que las eXa-
minamo~ :. j. luz Uc mueSjro debcr Y
ante el tribunal de- nuestra concien-
cia. Tom"remnS Ian solo an ejempio.
.;Nu .xi>,.n acaso de~nasIa,;oS Spe-
-ial Constable, u~ui-nrs. estando dem
tro de los l;miJcs de edad reUueridos.
son realrantc may = p]rOp5Sito para
5e>4mneIar mn sarvicio mas elevado
IN las filas, Tai vcz In eycusa favo-
ri+, 10 In ~reoiig47cia IN aIistarse ba-
| 10 BE-, boriero a.. L, n,rria 4s n 81
e~,,ier,e one p-escnt, en- todas sus
! fnrra.. ..Fstcv a~isDrasfo = hacerlo
/ o. r,anto - me olga" "SupoDgo que
er ruarto me recesiten me 10 dram"
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