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Footgear for the Soldier
1898
Scientific American
exchange and then a surcharge of fifty cents for each draft on New York. "What is the value," our corre spondent asks, "of the Pan-American Congress and other bodies for opening trade with the South Ameri can republics when one of the most useful mediums to this end (postal facilities) is neglected?" Mr. Franz makes the suggestion that the provision of parcel post and postal order accommodation would remove a serious obstacle to trade, and he is not by any means the only citizen of the South
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