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the United States, and whose Tam;l;e. ;.
pecunIary affairs recall them 10 France
and who seem to be without the means y
providing for their own passage, has Dleas
ed to approve that man of war shall lsOd
at WORK the last of June next II
carry to France such Of them as NAV bs
disposed TO return to their native corntrv


AS this favor has been requested to Il
leviate honourable misfortunes. il il Il
turn only to the advantage Of the unfortu.
nate therefore the choice will opIv laIl
on the refugees whose situation will he a..
knowledged to be the most unhappy and
who, besides, will find it beneficial and
urg ent to themselves to return to France


The Minister Of H. M. C. M. wishing
to prevent, on the subject, the slightest
error, invites the said French persoDs
who have either applied to him alreadv or
thinking themselves entitled to enioy sncb
benefit, would take advantage Of Il, IN
cause their requests to be directed to him
through the agency of the consuls and
vice consuls Of France residing 10 their
districts. rs


The consular agents will communicate
to those obtaining passage, certain direc.
tions which they ought to follow, as the
man-of-war of III. M. C. M. is to stop but
few days in the port of New FORK.


BY order of the Minister Of H. M. c. M.


THlERRY,


Attached to the French Legation.
Washington, 10Th May, 1919.