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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
UNITED STATES GOES
On BRED RATION
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49, h ~ ia ~
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IA tuarta ~ ls. q "a
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~ rr 81 ~ cns2.
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o. rna sf~na as,o uSSoraius b.
~ ~ Fee roeohdsu ts'4afhes
hoH Wsshisfsoa ~ is5'vaus eOn
sunniea 81 ~heai P,caaca vn b
limaca e rvVcEcur curcs a vc&
t~al Ncsras NV b,sn d'rcc,os -.
ruhlish aho mn rule un6 regulsaons
ana 20 ~ n1si ~ ~ cuiorceA
uhs mfiiag uS 20 furzisAlag
m shis Win enourh vhssi t. mske
thelf ~pr bread substantial WI ucsn
thut ne cousumpuot 81 wheat IN this
country must b. ~ednced froa t2eoA-
eV buShcis a meuih in uoE1sl times
- sLOoaoOo bushels
- csfea his mucA nco3ca eonser-
utsaa srcSa ms; eoutain Is per
ce1i q cereal saAsasasos after April
Il SIN further incroase later en- may
Be found necessary, the food admins
traion says
Public eating places must observe
two wheatless days a week as at pres
ent, but must not serve one guest at
M meal an aggregate Of breadstuffs,
maearOni, crackers pastry. pies, cake
or wheat breakfast cereals containing
a total Of more than two ounces Of
-four. No wheat products must be
served unless specially ordered and
public eating establishments must not
buy more than six pounds Of wheat
products for each ninety meals served,
thus conforming to the limitations
placed upon householders.
The food administration believes
that with the arrival of the harvest
these restrictions may be relaxed, but
until such time they ask for the pa
tience, sacrifice and cooperation Of
both trade and consumers. The six
new rules laid down by the admins
tration follows
l. HOuseholders are not to use more
wheat products than IL pounds per
person per week.
2. Public eating places are not to
serve wheat products in excess Of 2.
ounces to each person per meal.
3. Retailers are not to sell more
than one-eighth barrel of flour to city
customers at one time and to sell an
equal amount Of substitutes at all
times.
4. Bakers and grocers are asked to
reduce %deliversies of bread by selling
%-lb. leaves instead of1-pound loaves.
Bakers are allowed to purchase flour
amounting to 20 per cent Of the
amount they used per month previous
to March /.
8. Manufacturers using wheat prod
ucts for other than food purposes
should cease such use entirely.
6. There is no limit upon the a.
mount of cereals, meals, and flour
substitutes used.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
STEAM EQUIPMENT soLp

Judge W. w. Bolts, Secretary Of
the Mexico and Santa Fe Electric Line
says that the steam equipment Of the
power house has been disposed Of and
that the company is negotiating for a
steam engine to haul the equipment
of the line into this city as It is torn
up, beginning at the Santa Fe end Of
the road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
Be SURE AND VOTE
FOR THE HOSPITAL
ffeple e~tnerailf Osrr
fasor rrop@iiiaa q.
hsA = osuuiy Ho-ua,l
ELECTION Is on APRIL,
fAs imPortsn, Ting B, 70,
IN f',or Of the Insa,uas. 1,
BE Sure and vs,.

The Hosplstal prOport,,
nov presented 20 tie yo.sr J,
drain County was stated w., Al
BY The Hospital conmitte, ],
lows: To-
The election on April 5h ia,
eide whether Audrain COUNT
have a Hospital or none "
The present hospital in
going to be closed down. Il
fair to expect that a few m...,
Eens Of Mexico will confirm. !, 1
port a hospital in which The r,,,. |,
country patients to patient,
MEXICO is two to one. Tho supD.,.-
Of the Mexico Hospital have ,.,rl
ly stated that they will close dov, n.
hospital as soon as possible
have shown their interest in ,
hospital. however, BY arroeir,
donate their equipment, worth q ma
to the county for use in the AUDI.
Hospital.
Reports this week from yarioD,
tons Of the county strongly md.
that the hospital proposition MN
carry by an overwhelming maio-i,.
No opposition has shown itself. n,
cost to the taxpayers will h.
small-25 cents on an assessed vain.
ton of $500 that there could bs,d.
ly be any real opposition.
Remember the election date. N,
Voter; Friday, April 9Th. Go to n.
polls with your ~neighbors and cast
vote for a greater Audrain COUNTY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
AUTO STOLEN SUNDAY NIGHT
Unidentified Person Took Car While
Owner Was Attending Church

A new Overland automobile belong
ing to Mrs. Mamie Craig was stolen
by some unknown person from in front
of the Christian Church Sunday night
while Mrs. Craig was attending
church service. Early Monday morn
ing the car was found by the city Of
ficials close to the fair ground on the
Boulevard. Although not badly in
jured the a showed signs Of rough
usage when returned to its owner
Monday morning. The police are now
busy with a clue and expect to run
the culprit down shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
NISSOURrS TAxAEI1E
WEALTH ASSESSED
AT 0&1lSS
STATE EsuAEzd0a Bard Epcctrd
to lhorease his San By
S15easAeee

JEFFERSON CITY. Ne, Marvh -
TIE oazRete taxable Valuation of
raL estate I'D p-Soazl property Of
Nissszu IS fixed BY the assessors Of
the ia cozuoe q the state and the
cry q s. Lozis Il their reports 70
The STATE Tax Commission. IS 1885,
7I&so, whieh approximately is IS
per cent greater than tie assessments
in 1916. he money increase IS ST.
Isl, 496ys97
The valuation as returned by county
assessors. VIII be increased BY approx
imately s75O.OO0,o0O by the State Tax
Commission, which now IS engaged in
its work Of equalization.
There viii be a few recommended -
auctions in the valuations fixed BIZ the
assessors, but there viii be a large
number of increases. Probably 50 per
cent of the expected S750,OO0,0O0 If IL
crease which the State Tax Commi-
sion viii recommend 10 the State
Board Of Equalization for approval
will be placed upon st. Louis City, St.
Louis County, jackson county, which
includes Kansas City; Buchanan eoun-
ty, which includes St. Joseph; Jasper
&C Inty, which includes Joplin; Monroe
Marion and a few other counties which
have failed to come up to the full as
sessment basis.
The appended comparative table
gives the valuation Of property as
fixed by thestate Board Of Equaliza-
ton in 1916 and the assessors re-
turn for 1917 by counties:
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

AND En ear Coz1 Hoass lEau Is
viAosi IL EesnrT tie thaieu e
o2 Cay whising abcre e WAX cr-
FER Nothirr void BE- fner Aan u
dctosis a Tar pie L. s Tag and
euzg uervic nsr Aprl G vhz ths
patdg;H ury s. heli here q, cpe1 ne
Thi-E liberty Leaf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
NOTICE on TRusTEEs sALE

Whereas, G. II. Hamilton and Rosa
NJ. Hamilton, his wife, by their certain
deed Of trust, dated the LIST day Oh
March, 1912, duly acknowledged, and
recorded in Book 80, at Page ", N
the Office Of the Recorder Of DEEDS
for Audrain County, Missouri, convey,
ed to the undersigned, Trustee, IN
trust, the following real estate situate
in Audrain County, Missouri to-wit'J
A part Of the North half (!4 Of
the Northwest quarter (h) OF Sec'
ton Twenty-Six (26), Township fn'
ty-0ne (51), North, Range Nine ~
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian
described as follows, to-wit;
Commencing at the Northeast e9l,
ner of the ground owned by LHS !
Roberts, said point being station NS'
II Of the County Survey NO. oto'
thence u east ninety t9Ol yards W
Station No. is, Of said survey tnsnCt
South on the west line of Wade o NJ,
twenty-five 1927 yards, thence We
on the North line Of the ground W.
merly owned by Surber, swift ano
Campbell, ninety (9Ol yards tnet Eo
North twenty-five (22) yards 70 e'
place Of beginning; and being otnG ia
wise known as the south part OF NV
numbered eight 81 of City SuICE;tty y
numbered forty-eight (4S) OF the 0"'
Of Mexico, Missouri. da
In trust to secure the payment pVaod
certain promissory note IN salu hore.
of Trust fully described; ana, wn nav.
as, default has been made IN inc "'
ment Of said promissory note If
Now, therefore, at the Request Nv
the legal holder Of said note anu my ny
virtue Of the authority yesteu u
by said Deed of Trust, ! will, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY VI
MARCH, 1918,
between the hours Of nine o'cIGeA, b he
the forenoon and five O'clock ~ y sell
afternoon Of that day proceed vi at
the real estate above desct'P IJjJder,
public yendue. TO the highest o TOnrt
az the East Front Door OF inc C .osb.
House in Mexico, Missouri 1or and
10 satisfy said debt and interest, I ny
costs ana expense 2-f
Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
CIRCUIT COURT NnrEs

The case Of Daniel c. Forester VS..
The WEIGH Fire Clay Products, a suit
for personal damages Of $4,000, was
in session Monday.
The standing jury was dismissed
Monday morning. The present case
now before the court is the last Of this
session. Court expects to adjourn a.
bout Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

IKE Fzhoz ST. o@rrzly says.
-AuAzn CezEy d 20 rste u o
prupaslur 10 v1E b1nis ~ q $50
90 kaspa. o. April & That is uns
dainr aE Galway Should haw-l
ruo1 hoErtL VhGu upe1u1as Kay
- pzmn& and pha-s 1he Hck ~
- oz-e5 Err e. hunE EidhuE hzrirr
80 Esnt @su ~ s. LHuE Enchs-E
m airy uehE cry w1I6 EErt -gB-
- 50- huss ThH an EaIs y C. m
ssadlr and wo1lE give auss wm ~
IN: Gals - 65 50 4 caz1es fur ina,
FFs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
ChiIdren,s Courhs ana Colds

For many years Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has beenafavorite with
mothers for their children. That it
has well merited the esteem in which
it is held is shown by the following
extract from a letter TO the manufac-
turers by Mrs. T. H. Still, Charleston,
III. last winter our little boy two
years Of age had a severe cold that set
tied on his lungs and we were greatly
worried over his condition. He had
a very persistent cough that hung on
to him despite all the treatment we
gave him until l got him a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This
preparation relieved him almost i'm
mediately and two bottles of it cured
him."-Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
BELGIUM RELIEF DRIVE
Large Amount of Old Clothes are Left
at c. Of C. Rooms

The Mexico people responded picslv
last week with old and new clotbs,
for the poor and suffering people Of
Belgium. Many bundles Of clotbs,
we're left at the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms where they were packed and
shipped to headquarters in St. Louis
Monday. The ladies OF the Episconal
Church contributed a bundle Of clothes
which they made themselves. Upop
arrival at headquarters, the clothing
will be investigated and the best will
be packed for shipment to BEGUN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
ST. CHARLES BRIDGE READY

The new st. Charles highway
bridge received its final touches Sat
urday afternoon at the hands of rep
resentatives Of the contractors and
the and was thrown open to
traffic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
WANTED!
SCRAP IRON, OLD
AUTO TIRES, OLDRUB-
BERBOOTS,O LDRAGS
HIDES, FEATHERS &
PELH AT HIGHEST
PRICES. SAM MORRIS
TRUST co ELECTION

The North Missouri Trust Company
held its annual election Monday. W.
W Pollock, J. C. Mundy and J. W.
Million, directors, whose times had ex-
pired were reelected. The following
directors were the hold overs direct
ors; William Pollock, R. M. White.
d. s. Burroughs, A. X. Luckie, S. p.
Emmons and J. F. Harrison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
Best Medicine for Constino,ion

Mrs. Charles Grim, Charleston, ILL.,.
states that Chamberlain's Tablets are
the best medicine for constipation that
she has ever used. There are humid
reds of others who are of the same
opinion. These tablets are easy to
take and most agreeable in effect.
Ad,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

EYEKT ru,u 10 81 cszniy VIA
fsruu Ne hosrltd rrcpasa thouk
nakt b q pen r. vote yu 81 ths
pcll ApI G. n ~ fncnh q ~
rnoFcusri I'll al vC.f there ta1sE
- ~ trviss IN h onuyrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
AFTER II SPIES

Mrs. Walker Pollock and Mrs
Frank Sanford, as members Of tn
Woman's Committee Of the American
Defense Society, are arranging
through the kindness Of Mr.. Thomp.
son 10 present the moving picture, "A
Nan Without a Country" on April 9th
and 10th at one Of the local theatres
The entire profits will go to a fund
being raised by the American Defense
Society TO abolish the German Spy
in the United States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

~ y. fr~a, e ~ oozziy Hu-
Fni msFenezi mats e q 1 q
go Apra g tie ss1c vi u-i1tt-
~ earn. b. fzrs and rcts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

Eben Price, of Billings, Montana, is
here the guest of his wife and daugh-
ter, who are visiting Nh. and Mrs.
c. r. Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

MI. and Mrs. J. C. Barnel have re-
turned to their home in this city after
a two-weeks' visit through Illinois and
Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

Robert w. Moore, of Yandalia, was
a business visitor in Mexico Friday af-
~ternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES

John w. Ladd was granted a d.
vorce from Pearl Laid Thursday
morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

Misses Ruth Homrighaus and Maud
Clay, of Fulton, were visitors in Mex
leo Friday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
ZONE SYSTEM OF COAL
DISTRIBUTION CHANGES
MISSOURI SHIPMENTS
Long Hsuls VIII Be Avoided-Early
Buying Strongly Advised

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Bitu-
minous coal is hereafter to be distrib-
uted under 3 coming system, effective
April l, according to an announce
ment by the fuel administration and
the director general of railroads.
Early buying of coal is urged upon
consumers in all sections of the coun-
try in order that ii may be hauIed dur
ing the slack months of the summer on
the railroads. In this way they are of
the opinion a repetition Of the short
age Of last winter may be avoided.
Restrictions are placed on the mines
within the various states as to ship
ments, all being required to supply the
territory ear by. The announcement
as to Missouri follows:
The total receipts on coal in Mis-
souri, for the year 1917 were 900
net tons, including coal for special
purposes. The plan prohibits the
movement into the whole State Of
Missouri Of coal from the predicting
districts in Indiana. Eastern and
Western Kentucky, Tennessee and
Alabama, and to Western Missouri
fom producing districts in Illinois.
Western Missouri is defined as that
part Of Missouri west Of a line from
Chillicothe via the Wabash Railway to
Moberly, thence via the Missouri, Kan
a and Texas Railway to North JEFF,
ferson City, thence via the western
boundary Of Cole, Miller and Pulaski
Counties to the St. Louis and San
Francisco Railway through Neosho to
the Missouri Oklahoma state line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

J. z. Straube, of Wellsville, was
operated on at the Mexico Hospital
Thursday morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

Mrs. Ella D, Graham has returned
from a delightful visit in Jackson
vile, Florida.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
The Weekly Ledger
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
Z. f. RICH HERE

Mrs. Ernest Bridgeford is visiting
in Excelsior Springs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

John Atkins, Of Vandalia, was a
business visitor here Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
n HOUSEHOLD

The Editors Of the
Household know Tho
kind Of periodical the
A m orlcnn reader
wants, Editorials. n~
lion, special articles.
fancy work, cookery.
entertaining ana a
splendid fashion do.
partmept are moulded
together into ono on
the very best maya
zines for the home and
nfoside that II pub.
lished, Its aim II Ia
brighten tho home
save money and labor
for the h~omemakSr
TINS Household viii,
OF pleasure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

John T. Ricketts, was in Centralia
on business Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

W. c. Ballard, of Columbia, was a
Mexico visitor Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

j. W. Pickett, of Columbia, was
in Mexico on business Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

The new coming system, for the
distribution of coal, which becomes
effective April l, will not have any ef-
feet on the coal supply for Mexico the
coal dealers say. We will be able ia
get the Illinois coal as usual and will
be able to get hard coal if there is
enough to go around. The Indiana
coal which is prohibited in all sections
Of Missouri was never used to a great
extent in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

Charles Green, of Centralia, was in
this city on business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
ABOUT OUR
SOLDIERS


A1ar4in county s0ldisrs. whsr in
LoSoz. England. can find the Even
ing Ledger On hle at Is Queen
Anne's Gate. The paper is sent reg
ulAry and it is placed there for your
convenience. df
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
Wonderful Value

Trees. this offer f. bound to astonish
you, Your first thought will be, III
can't be true" But the wonderful part
word Of II, All you rave to do ia 10
send In yt.1Q and we will send you Cap
gei's weekly for So isBues Il Year,,
MlsBogrl .RuraiiHt ~ issues q year,
and we VIII send you these 10 Apple
Ireeh. true 20 name, true TO variety and
exactly as represented, all charges pre-
PAID IN you mail your order within 10
dayA. These ten trees are Just exactly
right for t~ranaplantinR. VIZ picked out
these varieties because we knew they
would satisfy you. Now, II when your
Just as represented, you can notify ~
ana we Will send your money back.
AAIxaaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

L. Spencer who has been attend
ing the Great Lakes Naval Training
School, has been home on a furlough.
He left this week with 100 other
jac6es for the Harvard University
radio school which Herbert Plunkett,
Of this city has been attending.
Fletcher Powell, Of this city, was one
Of the 100 men sent to Harvard in this
group Spencer looked exceptionally
well and was greatly pleased over his
Advancement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
THE MISSOURI
cAPPER'S WEEKLY

stands for and adyo.
Gates: The welfare on
the American home
lOO-centa-on the = dollar
government; bette
schools and free school
books nation wide PRO.
hlbltion nation Wide
suffrage; an end 10 fee
grabbing receiyerHhips
iower new laws and an
honest enforcement Of
those we have; a per-
inanent peace alliance
for the total abolition
Of war; a square deal
to everybody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
IN ARMY SERVICE

J. ". Niece, Of Chicago, in writing
the Ledger, states that his brother,
Buzz well known here, is with him
IN that city and has just received his
call to service in the army. Buzz"
reports to Washington, D. C. for du-
y in the ordnance department. He
receives a fine salary and his appli-
cation has been on file for some time.
His many Mexico friends join the
Ledger in wishing him success in his
,1Y,s -.-.-f-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28

EIFs yea many h0uFS o. Dleaauro. v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-03-28
Grab Your Pencil

And write your nam below V
If you never answered an ADVERTISE
ment In your life before-Do It this
once anyway-Here is a sure Big
Bargain, that you may never get of.
fered TO you again. Read Capper's
Weekly for the latest and best news
political news, local news, news
that you want to know. Read Mis-
souri, Ruralist, 30 as to keep up with
the latest and best ideas about farm
ing and growing. Read the House.
hold for clean pure good fiction. Then
here are ten Apple Trees which we
want you to accept with our compli-
mentsi charges prepaid, which we
want you to plant and help solve the
food problem in the future. Here is
the offer. Accept 1t inside Of ten DAYS.
Better do 1t now. That memory OF
yours might go back on you and this
offer might slip your mind and then
you would be the loser. So do this
thing now.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-07-13

Ell jueves circul6 la noticia de
que ell joven Leonard Hoskins,
native de Las Vegas, y muy CO.
nocido por sus nmerosas rela-
clones, ,habia muerto valientemen
te en- cumplimiento de su deber
en- las tincheras de Francia.
FL informe tuvo su origen en-
m lac6nico mensaje recibido por
Mr.. Hoskins, procedente del de-
paitamento de Guerra en- el que
Sc le anunciaba la muerte de su
hiio, acaecida el dia veintiocho
del paSado iun.@
No sc tienen mas detalles. La
noticia ha causado penosa impre-
sion en- todos los circulos socia-
les. En- honor del extinto Sc ce-
lebrara esta tarde, a las dos y
treinta minutes, una ceremonial
commemorative, en- el edifcio de
la Normal, institute al cual per-
teneci6 el joven Hoskins.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-07-13

Nueva York, Julio lO.-La O.
pini6n de que el nuevo sultan de
Turquia es simpatizador de los d.
liados Y que esta dispuesto a en-
trar en- mteligencias con los re-
presentantes de los mismos, fue
extelnada aqui el dia de hoy, por
Salih Bey Gourdii. eXpresidente
de la Compania Telegrahca Oto-
mana, Y quien voluntaliamente
Sc encuentra desterrado de Tur-
quia. Dijo que en- 1914 conocio
personamente al nuevo sultan,
cuando solamente era el principe
Vahid Eddhine.
'No puedo aSegurar que sus i
IDEAS no hayan cambiado. dijo Mr.
Gourdii, pero estoy SECURE de a
no siguira ciegamente las 6rde-
mes del comit6 de Union Y Pro-
greso. No es ciertamente un je-
fe. Estoy convencido de que en-
la actualidad. es eI turco mas an
tigelmano de todo el imperio
turco."
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-07-13

Washington, JUNO l0.-Dando
una expression concreta a los sen
timientos de amistad respecto de
Mexico, manifestados por el pre-
sidente Wilson a los periodistaS
meSicanoS en- Ia Casa Blanca. en-
fecha reciente, el departamento
de Estado anunci6 hoy que Sc ha-
bian terminado los arreglos pa
IA la exportaci6n a Mexico de un
million quinientos mil bushels de
maiz, hero manufacturado. A.
cero, zinc y cobre, maquinaria
agricola Y otros efectos.
Las licencias de eXportaci0n
para las mercancias seran conce-
didas libremente, segGn Sc anun-
clio sujetandolas unicamente a las
disposiciones sobre comercio con
el enemigo.
Van a eXportarse articuloS ne
cesarios para la exploitation de
las minas, asi como maquinaria
para las plantas mineras Y Sc es-
tan llevando a cabo los arreglos
necesarios para la licencia de ex-
portaci6n de una cantidad consi-
derable de equipo de ferrocarril,
la classification del cual ha sido
anunciada al Gobielno de M6xi-
co.
FL departamento de Estado hi
20 saber que la lista de articu-
los para exportaci6n publicada
hoy, tanto aqui como en- Mexico
por el embaiador americana, no
tiene cmacter de exclusive. "El
Gobielno de los Estados Unidos,
dice la declaration, tendria gus
to en- tomar en- consideration
cualquiera peticion del Gobierno
de Mexico, hecha con dl obieto de
que Sc neluya alguna mercancia
u otros efectos en- la lista."