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Always Deal with Reliable Parties and You will
be Satisfied.
No l, 500 Three room frame, two lots, fence,
water, cellar, etc
No. ., Sos0O-Nine room frame boarding house
full of boarders, two lots and fine view.
No. ;, S2oo0-Two story frame, six rooms, two
lots, fine lawn, two blocks from T.. o.
No. 4, siooo-Three room adobe house. II, lots
good cistern and outbuildings. Rents for
SIS per month.
No. 5, $500 1.-TWO story brick, two lots fine
lawn, bath, cellar, etc. Half cash
No. 6, s25oo-Two story brick, six rooms, bath,
cellar, etc, two corner lots set to fruit.
Half cash, balance per cent.
No. $s25-r Three room frame, lot on Pixies
Peak Avenue.
No. s, Sa5oo-New brick house and brick barn,
IL lots, East Main street.
No. g. 5000 Six room frame, brisk flied, two
from P. o. Half cash.
No. 10, s6500-An elegant brick terrace renting
for over 500 per month.
No. IL, Si25p-Three room brick house. new, two
lots, in Chase orchard, West Third.
No. 12. ssoo-Three room frame, As foot lot good
investment.
No, IS, sls5o-Six room frame, over 81, lots,
close in, rents for SIS
No. II, si6oo-Six room brick, water, pantry,
etc, 45 feet front.
No. Is, $500 Four room frame, / lot, one block
from p, y. Lot is worth more for bust
No. 16, S750-rhree room frame, two fine lots
fenced, Newlin water. Half cash balance
eight per cent.
No. II, ss00-Four room frame. two lots.
No. Is, Ssooo-Ten room brick on East Second.
One u lots.
No. 10, S155o-Four room brick now, II, lots
Second ST., Orchard Park, nice lawn
good home, water
No. 30 S220o-Eight room brick, lots, water,
we'll improved, fine shade. $500 down,
a-- balance easy terms.
No. 81, Sieo0-Three room brick, three lots
fenced, nice place. Part cash.
No. %, S525-Four room frame, lot, West Sec.
ond, water, etc.
No. eS, Si3oo-Fine hotel, centrally located.
No. q, $Si5o-Brick terrace renting for so per
month, on three lots.
VACANT LOTS
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Paints and oils at Jansen's.

Worms take refuge in the small
intestine, where they can easily
multiply. Whites Cream vermi-
fuge will destroy these parasites.
The verdict of the people tells
plainly how we'll it has succeeded.
Price, 25 cents. Cafky g. Brown.
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Notice.

Florence, Dec. 8, 1890.
On and after this date / will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Mrs. Bertha
Whitcher. Signed,
1888 WV. WHITCHER.
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The
Leaders

Granulated Sugar, l5lbs. Sl.0O
Package coffee Ak 9lbs 100
New Tea, choice 2lbs for LOO
Tomatoes, choice per can 10
Corn, choice per can .0Sa
Choice New Nuts, per lb Is to 30
Choice New Candy, per lb l5 to 80
Fard Dates, new, per ID Is
Hal'owee Dates, new, per lb 12b
Figs, California, new, ID PIX 10
Figs, California, new, 10 lbpk 100
Butter (Jewel brandy per ID rs
Eggs, Guaranteed) per doz .25
Chicken, fancy, dressed per lb 12a
Duck, .12a
Geese, .121
TURKEY, 4" .l25
Leave your orders early for
poultry and game for Xmas.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your
"money back"
Five per cent. discount for CASH on
everything except Sugar.
The Jones Grocery Co.
Phone S-s.
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II you want rolled gold leaf
lapel button or photo jewelry, call
at Spaulding's West End Picture
6nllesy. Piotares tinted free. som
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Woods & Mayes dealers in coal,
hay and grain. Orders promptly
filled with the best. Main street
and Santa Fe avenue, Tele-
phone 44-3. Tim
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GEO. D. JOHNSON

. REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND
INVESTMENTS.
FIRE. LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
RENTS, COLLECTING, CON-
VEYANClNG.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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Jansen. the wall paper man.

Fur Capes $1.55 and Muffs 81 25
Som Mrs. GALLOWAY.
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Latest Prices

At New York stores bankrupt sale.
Embroidery silks Sc per skein.
Spool silk Sc, best Rushing sc
yard sl00 dressing sacks, 75c
each Sl.25 corsets. 75c pair. 81 25
wrappers 75c 81 rs kid gloves
81 20 pair Sl.00 silks 75c yard.
Mems Sl,00 gauntlet gloves 65c
pair Dress goods, ginghams. etc,
at less than cost at New York
Store. Som
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Fur Clusters worth 50 at $1.S5.
Som MRS. GALLOWAY.
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VACANT LOTS.

Lots on Third St., S125 each.
Lots in Lobach Addition.
Lots in Voter Addition.
We have two OF tho best business proposi-
tions in Florence for sale. Call and investigate
All having property for sale, rent or
trade list the same with us and it will
receive prompt attention.
NEWKIRK & HANGER,
12s East Main street.
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Drink Seal of Kentucky Rye, at
Robt. Easton's. Sl-1O6
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Plenty of money for all kinds of
loans at Ash a. Ruddick's. 45-tf
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Antlers Bar will make special
ty for holiday goods. Som
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-10

Tabler's Buckeye Pile ointment
has been thoroughly tested for
many years, and is positive cure
for this most distressing and en-
barrassing of troubles. Price, so
cents in bottles Tubes, 75 cents.
Cafky q Brown.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Insurance. Real Estate,
Rentals and Loans.

Always Deal with Reliable Parties and You will
be Satisfied.
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Go to the Royal for farm sausage
and buckwheat cakes. 19ml
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Leave your order early for
Christmas turkeys at aassler
Bros. S2-S9
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Professiond! Directory.

A. II. McLain. G. II. wilkes
McLAIN & WILKES,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
PRACTICE IN Al. COURTS.
ATTORNEYS FOR AMERICA suatIT 90.
We furnish bonds to 1 outrariurs Assignee-
Administrators, ctc.
II you need bond for nything, see us.
BLUNT BLOCK, FLORENCE, COLO
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LIFE IN AN INSANE
ASYLUM. q
JACKSON LOUISIANA.


well kept. Over the whole plsc,
from "Garret to Cellar" without
exception. perfect cleanliness.
reigns, King; and therein lies th.
secret of the general good health
of the inmates.
An attendant to- be. successful
must be possessed of much pa.
thence, q firm control of temper
and nerve and . positive deter.
mined nature in order to fully con.
troll her Ward; which contains
from eighteen to thirty patients
We must keep order and quiet az
much as it is in our power. Look
after the health and general sani.
tary condition of each and every
patient, and report TO the Atten.
dsnt physician, the slightest men,
tai or physical change. Every
morning We make out . written
report Of our entire Ward and
hand same to the Physician when
he makes his rounds.
At6 o'clock .. M. The Oommu-
nifty 10 aroused by the prolonged
of Q bell and unearthly
shrek Of . double steam whistle.
Immediately ell is activity, We
unbolt all the doors Of our pstients,
who then rise and dress; each one
making her own bed, then Break.
fast After Patients Breakfast we
60 to ours. the Dining Room. be-
ing on another floor, entirely sep
arate from the Patients. Upon
our return to our posts of duty,
We escort IN turn through the
Ward the Matron.. Supervisoress
and Physician, giving to each q
report for the different wants etc.,
Of our charges. The Ward 10 then
put in order; Hall floor polished
10 . beautiful degree and every
particle of dust diligently scar
he'd for and removed by the pa
tents under our supervision. At
l1:3O all is in order and work sus-
'ended for the day.. At 10 sharp,
lpon the stroke of the. bell, the
PATIENTS quietly form in line and
march ont to dinner, each one
moving her place at table and
'oing to it without any trouble.
With the exception Of an occasion
] out burst nom an unruly pa
lent perfect order and quiet
eigns during the meal. Ata sig
al all rise, form in line and march
ack to their Wards, whore they
,unge about The Hall or in their |
ooms until $50. They are then |
allied to order, supplied With bon
ets and 60 out on the Lawn in |
sont under our ever wstchfuI |
yes. they do as they feel disposed. |
ONE read, some crochet, some |
about the yard, and others |
sther together in little groups
nd engage in very elaborate dis
lssions on the most absurd sub
cts making . "jareon" that would
afiie the wit Of an expert Lawyer
untangle. Some, like children,
ugh. romp and jump in high
ee. often carrying their glee 80
T ss to attempt to scale the fence
I'd escape. which means q race
I'd probably q fight for %. They
main in TIE yard until s O'Clock,
d are thee called to order, mar
ed in and preparations begin Tor I
9 night The long strip of car
{ that extends the whole length {
the Hall Center is rolled up j
d put to one side. white spreads {
moved from the beds and neatly Il
ded, then to Simmer. Af:ar Il
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permission, from the Mstrou, or
in her absence, the Supervisoress.
At nine o'cloch. the bell rings and
I'VE then prepare to retire. At
$50, the lights are turned of and
all is still in that vast structure,
save for the occasional, unearthly
yell of restless patient and the
steady tramp of the night Watch,
as she makes her hourly round
through each and every Ward,
with only the light of . lantern to
relieve the gloom of those long
dark halls, and q "call whistle" at
her belt in case of an escaped pa
tient or danger. Thus is each
day spent But, there are special
duties assigned to each day of the
week. Beginning with Monday
A. NJ, the Hall of each Ward is
scrubbed with lime water and
soap; then polished. That, COM
bined with the other regular du-
ties Of the day, takes up all the
morning. All the work is done by
the patients under our supervi-
sion. On Tuesday, the Sitting
Room to each Ward, Gross Hall,
and Back Gallery, undergo the
same cleansing process. The pa
tient wearing apparel IL brought
from the Laundry and carefully
looked over. The ones needing
mending are put aside and the
others neatly folded and put away
in the Clothes Press. On We'd
nesday is what is called Head
Day" or day on which We show
our lack of skill as Tonsorisl Ar.
fists. To me it is q day of strug-
gle trouble and disgust, for, on
that day We do the work. The pa |
tients that are possessed of enough |
sense and neatness Of person are
permitted to wear their hair long. |
They are few. The others are kept
with closely cropped heads, nee
essitating hair cut to q few every
week. Some protest strongly.
and unless we are on the alert and
very quick, they try to snatch the
scissors from Us and / assure You
their attempts are more vigorous
then scientific. If too violent, /
they are put in . Straight jacket
and held by another patient under
our command, while we proceed
to give our victim tie latest "pom-
padour" or "brush cut, az humor
dictate. Some of 10 are rather
neat ARTISTS" and while we are
not especially cut out for that pro-
fession, still We succeed. proving
conclusivsly, the truth of the old
saying. "Where there is . will,
there is way. After . continual ,
repetition of struggles and being
to numerous ''tongue I
lashings", by those insane ones, {
We are reduced to the ''fraxzleis- +,
'ic'. state. mentally. physically and I
pretty nearly spiritually. for it I
axes q spirit of more humility
hen I ever dared boast, to submit q
weekly to the many unpleasant in .
'idents that the lot of an employee /
o q place of the kind. G
On Friday, one half of the rooms 7
t the Wards are scrubbed. Beds q
windows and walls being subjec- Il
I'd to q thorough cleansing. On p
saturday, the other half of the ],
Yard undergoes the same process. o
IN Sunday the Hall 10 put in or d
or as quickly a. possible and b
'ork suspended for the day. At g
30 all the patients are assembled 81
, their different Halla ready for A
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mitted to leave the grounds. The
rules are necessarily vary strict
and the most trivial want 10 ex--
pressed in writing am submitted
to the Superintendent for appro-
val. We are never Oh duty & any
time Of the day, week, month Of
year. except By psfmission,Y ard
there is mover . moment, az any
time, to which We can really l6ok
forward ss one Of pleasure o. ~
taxation from our vigilance over
the unfortunate ones in our
charge. ssm =
Outside Of general Ward duties,
we have to take our turns, wstsh-
ing BY the bedside Of the dying.
Thy night is divided into two
watches, the first being from 8 p.
NJ, to l A. NJ. The second. one
to 6 A. N. During that time we
administer stimulsnts and attend
to the general wants and comforts
of the dying one. Should the pa
tient expire during the watch. We
report the death to the Atten-
dant Physician, then shroud the
corpse for burial, and it 10 really
no pleasant task, in the still hour
of the night, With . corpse e.
and only the light of O.
single candle to relieve the gloom
Of the long dark hall It 10 with |
absolute joy that We welcome our
relief or day light ~
The rule "Order 10 Heavens first
law" is carried ont to the letter
and the patients are treated With
all possible kindness. The |
Straight Jacket" and "Lock
Chair" are not modes of torture;|
- some seem to think, but . mild
means of controlling q violent lu- |
matte. The former is made Of |
'ourse Denim" fashioned like al
Jacket to lace in the back. The |
sleeves are made too long and
'ewed up at the hands with large |
button holes worked in the ends |
It each sleeve through which sl
heavy string is passed, the arms
'olded and tied in the back, lesv-
Dg no possible chance for the ps-
lent to hurt herself or her Atten-
liant These Jackets are only re-
'orted to when the patient BE-
zones dangerously violent
The Lock Chair il Q solidly
made Chair on the same fashion |,
. the Infants High Chair. The
is seated in it and confined |,
y means of an iron. rod passed
trough the arms Of tho Chair in
ront and locked, hence the name,
Lock Chair"
Neither are the Cells . place OF
lanking balls and chains. They I,
re fitted and furnished q the
Yards, except the building 10 sur I
by . high wall for the
onfnement Of the runaway and !,
iolent patients, the latter put ,
here to keep them from injuring
heir milder companions.
Our experiences are numerous | !
nd diversified. Some pathetic, B
'me bordering on tragedy, Others ! !
'ughsble in the extreme and IN le
more or lees danger. .
he occupation and surroundings :
. not calculated to brighten our Q
res, but rather tends 10 make % !,
'emsturely old and feel a. II No !
I'D the burden Of ages resting 4
J our shouldsra To those Of :
'spondent nature il has anything
lt 4 desirahla afRaNt arA :. A.
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!. NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Call TOR EircttOn ~ TIE IOeTIa qua 0t.
Martin toiut Claire DRAWINGS District.
Notice il hereby given that an cleo.
tan by the properly qualified electors Of
the Ib.ria and st. Martin P0ints Claire
Drainage District will BE- held on the
Fifth day OF November. 1900. to vote 'foi
tine acceptancs ~ rejection Ut the pro-
position embodied In the resolutioa Of
the Board of Commissioners Ut the Ibe-
ria and st. Martin Points Claire Drai.
mage District. passed on the 26th day Of
November, 1900. and being ~ follows.
to-wit:
BE it resolved, by the Iberia and St.
Martin Point Claire Drainage District,
that, 90
Whereas. this board now exists BY or.
ganization under the provisions Of Act
No. ~ of the acts Of the legislature Of
this State for 1900. Therefore,
Be it resolved, that an election be and
the same 10 hereby ordered to b. held Of
the qualified electors under the Consti-
tuition and Laws Of the State OF Louisi.
ana. of the said Iberia and St. Martin
Pointe Claire Drainage District. on Mon.
day. the 9Th day Of November. 1900. be-
tween the hours Of 9 .. n, to z D. H. q.
Ger due publication In the Official jour-
mails Of the Parishes Of iberia and st.
Martin for period Of thirty (3W days
as required By Ian q take che ceneus Of
ths property tsx payers upon the follow
ing proportions which are hereby cub
mitted to said property tax payers At
said election. namely: ~. ~
lst. To authorize TIE Board OF Com.
missioners Of the iberia and st. Martin
Point Claire Draisags District 70 iacur
an Indebtedness Il Forty two rheusaad
Dollars for the parpess Of constructing
"a system Of drainage for the said IBERIA
and st. Martin Pointe Claire Drainage
District.
End. To authorize the Board q Con.
missiOners Of the Iberia and st. Martin
Pointe Claire Draisage District 70 levee
"A Twelve and . half ceats acreage tax
on tne !and s'sua'ea IN said !osfia aud
81 Malcn r~ns Cisire drainage ID's.
si'c'' SAID TAX 70 % run TOT period OF
Aen years
Bird. To create sinking fund out Of
any surplus that may be on hand each
year, after the necessary running az
pe"se ~a'nsens hce ana tho contracted
per anhum oe'iRatlon 70 the contractor
''aS oee" pai9' 70 % applied 70 the 70
"uc'l'a Oh sne !sx Imposed on sne pro-
gerry oi ssid o'ssract. OF ior the exten-
s'on or oessesmens q seid works. provi- |
"eo 'ae expenditures sor the running |
expenses purchase osssseoceiso, main
.enance' operation osttsrnese. OF sx-
.enss2P OF said works snail never exceed
'ne amouss OF the funds on hand Ser
such PuoMc worn.
Resolved. thse the oallottng pisces u
which saia eascsioa snali BE- hsld. shall
70 Is 'oiiows'
TOT tae rsfsso OF loerta. Fourth ward:
a. LOUIS Lebanc's store. ana the eeo-
missioness o. eiection q said poll shall
uo nary 'e~eal sua Aieett Dugas' ana
t"e o'e'. On e'eeeoe soaai % CseaaFe
Droussaro; all regiseered and qusltaed
'o's's Iss"."g "'sein ssad portion OF
sa,u o'stf'ct.
70, cue .snss o. o. Asrsin. firse
w., "a'u. :. Al0sI' :. nesweoers ssofs' and
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preston Of combined iupetiene.
and fatigue. We become 20 :.
customsd 70 death and misery /.
Ievsryo imaginable form, that -
pay no moro attention 10 il thss /
We do tosthines- Of : more plee.
Isa1tJnatnreJ We almost becema
hardened to the rawlings and aen.
esAa suAssines of the unfortunah
lusstie IN or charge. In fset 4
would taks "a ihsxhaaseibls sun. !.
Fply Of sympathy we're We to d. {
to give . little to all Like chill
|dren. they come TO ~ With everv
little scratch and With few exesp.
tions. ill have ready . ~tals q
Voc" - long - the sMoral Law,
In the recital Of which they spere
no one. Again. some Of them hstn !
the sight Of our uniform, which =
similar b that Of The Charity Hco. !,
pital Nurss6; and shower upon = !.
invectives Of every description: !.
whenever an opportunity presents
itself Such il the life OF an AZ
tsndsnt in general. interpreted
and dull monstony, varied by q.
cidents and incidents, agreeable
and disagreesble. in which We IN
figure more or lees. ~
We srs treated very kindly b.
the Superintendent and Matron. (
but, I think that ill who have ever
been employed IN : place Of this
kind; would have been FAR happier
had they never seen it, though ~ 4
60 there Of our own free will and
can leave when We please. Still
It 10 more Q form OF existence than I
life. when taken at its very best i
The reader now has . pretty
idea OF the life and WORKS
in the "Louisians State Insane
Asylum. There are many Incl
dents and experiences that an
stamped indelibly on msmory's ]
tablet and could be related; bat
I refrain from INJECTING them up
Do You for fear Of boring You with :
recitals Of such . nature. Alter
being there . yesr, ! joyfully :,
handed in my resignation and bade 4
Earewell 10 the LIS /. A." which i
TOO hes some few pleasant memo !
hes for me. When I found my.so
Delf out side The Gstes and heard
hem close on mo ] felt = IL I bed {.
walked from gloom into /
nm light Clouds lifted and ny :
,esrt was filed with . perfect
lood 1t delight to no moro feel
he dangerous cares and rssponsi-ls
'ilities that have weighed upon :
ne 20 long. ] threw Of Ill disa- d
.resable memories and gave my-lr
of up to the pleasure Of the i
vord, which nevsf before nor q
inces appeared 20 delightful and
"
Ny curiosity 10 fully satisfied, +
the lite and work there. {;
nd I don't think anything short /,
{ the very "Ashes Of Poverty e
ould ever tempt me 10 return. +
'ruly. where ignorance i bliss |.
y folly TO Be visa" Such IVES
" experience. Others like it
ONE have been sub loyed there
., and even twelve years and I
oppose will spend the remainder
their days there. But, my con-
'ntment j. not Of such strength !,
I'd my ambition lee in another
irection. b
"Unto sasA M soos uis nast lHli
eoosdays 0ase badask ~ dtusy."
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CONVENT OF MERCY

Those 10 need of notes with
homestead clause and mortgage
notes can get them at the Messen.
ger office at so cents per hundred.
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MientraS Sebai|a

La "Asociaci6n de Maestros
de Baile", en- su Ultima session teni
da en- Asbury Part, acordo las 81,
guientes reglas las cuales debe
sugetarse todo aquel que pretenda
"valsar con arreglo q la Ultima mo-
da".
10 El caballero ofrecera su ma
no derecha a la DANA, y esta coloca
ra en- ella su mano derecha.
20 Ell caballero guardara entire
su mano izquierda la derecha de la
dana.
80 La dana encorvara ell brazo
izquierdoy descansara la mano IL
quierda arriba del codo de su com
pafero
10 Los dedos de la mano dere
cha del caballero estaran cerrados
y simplemente tocara su pareja en-
la cintura
50 Los danzantes empezaran
entonces a "revolverse' compass
de la mdsica, manteniendose vitual
mente cada uno la distancia de sus
braZOs
Debe observarse que el nuevo
estilo prescribe los jovenes que
abrazan su pareja, como 81 la fueran
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POL-ICIA

Han sido denunciados por ell Tri.
bunal de Policfa les signicntes indi-
viduos: Rafael Aldrich por portar
un revolver 5 dollars; Guadalupe
Ocasio y Francisco Lopez, por en-
barcarse sin pagar en- ell vapor Mae
10 dias de trabajos cada uno; Teresa
Rosario y Trinidad Martinez por in.
terrumpir la via pdblica 2 dollars s
cada una; Florencio Ocasio, por
amenazar con un cuchillo Esteban
Cortijo 10 dollars por Ell cuchillo y
80 dias de trabajos por las amenazas;
Nemesio Vilaseca por portar un re-
volver sin licencia dollars y 30 dias
de traba jos; Charles Berry, por rom
per con su CAIRO Ctro de la Sandal
Municipal dollars y componer el
farOl
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C|obo gigante.

Tn globo de capacidAlad dc sc.s
mil metros cubicos, un globo lie t]i'
mensiones hasta hoy desconocidas:
va ser construido en- Alemania
Ell <Zekeli,-tal es ell nombre
del monstruo aereo--emprendera un
viaje con escalas divefsas, duraute
el cual ira escoltado por un buen
ndmero de c;clistas y automovilis-
tas.
Los inteligentes en- cuestiones
de aerostaci6n, auguran NAL del re-
sultado del viaje; pues seg1n pare.
ce, las probabilidades dc exilo dis
minuyen hasta cierto llmite, en la
misma proportion que aumentan las
dimensiones del glObo que Sc usa.
En Ell cOncurso celebrado en- Pa
ris resu]t6 vencedor el glcbo sAriels,
que tenfa una capacidad de 500 me
tros cubicos tan solo, y que era Ell
mas pequeno de todos los concur
SantpS