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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Specials Starting Monday

$50 all-wool pebbled Cheviot
tailor-made suits, nobby double
breasted tight fitting jackets,
fancy flounce skirt, leader, $Io.87
Fine English Melton Jackets
panne velvet stitched collars and
cuffs, lined throughout, all colors
tans, modes, castors, blues,
blacks. browns and oXfords,
would be good value at S8.75 but
they are $5.87,
Raglans Raglans! Raglans =!
Everything in the nobby new
raglan garment. Our lead in all
wool Frieze, yoke back and front
turn-down velvet collar actually
worth $3.50 for $8.87.
Hundreds of elegant new gar
ments in 20 and AZ inch lengths,
mostly sample garments, no
two alike, $o.o7 $II.33, $I2.67,
1888 up to $28. At $I2.67 we
give you a fine Melton garment
handsomely appliqued panne
velvet and strapped stitchings,
lined throughout with SINNERS
Satin really $40 coat.
The Tailor-Made Gown, with
handsome set of furs, is the de
sirable garment for early fall
wear. We have made your Sc
lection easy in the suit line by a
well picked and nobby assort-
nlent of tailor-made garments.
All sizes 81 to A. No fancy
prices on our suits, starting at
$6.8z, at easy stages to $24.67.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
ClOakS and
Suits
Second Floor.)

Cloak and Suit Department in
full swing, everyone delighted at
the values in prices.
Even though you have not
thought seriously of selecting
your winter garment as yet, we
feel that you will appreciate the
benefit of the prices ticketed on
every garment in our stock.
They make it possible to secure
an exquisite novelty in garment
at the price of a very ordinary
coat.
For every garment that goes
out two come in. New goods
are constantly pouring in. Here
YOU secure the benefit of select
ing one garment from $500.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Ladies'
NeCkWear
(First Floor. Right.)

This is some late summer neck
wear-just what is being worn
with fall jackets. If you want a
fancy collar of some kind this
opportunity is made for you. A
few days special offer.
Stock collars in several diff
erent styles and colors, selling
right along for I5c to 25c, now
&C.
Fancy lace trimmed collar
cites, real value 25c and 2oc,
now nc.
Ladies Fine Stocks and
Jabots, that have been SOC and
soc and some even as high as
z5c, all in one lot for 29c.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Best Blankets al
Big Bargains
First Floor, Left.)

Here are just the sort of
blankets you will want this win
ter. These prices are lower than
even we ought to sell them for
but we have got out our reins
and whip and are going to play
horse with them at these prices.
SI.8o Fine Wool Blankets that
you can't buy in any other store
in the world for less than s.. 50
Warm and comfortable, size for
double beds.
81. 50 Fine Atwood Blankets
that are worth So so the world
over. They won't stay here
many days at this price. Size for
double beds.
S4.6o-The kind of a blanket
that is sold for S., but to move
them before cold weather is our
object. Full size and extra wide
binding.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Shirt Waists

Some special numbers in Shirt
waists just received.
10 dozen fine French Flannel
Shirt Waists, perfect fitting dain-
ty striped patterns and solid col
ors Choice of this lot $I.4Q, can
not be duplicated less than $3.50.
At $I.87 and $2.67 you have
over $50 dozen fancy French
Flannel and Albatross waists to
select from, all sizes 81 to A.
Everything new and up-to-date
in MaistdOm.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Needed Notions.
First Floor, eentre.3


Little things you'll need and
YOU need to get them at Sherer-
town to buy them the cheapest.
Common Pins &c and SC a
paper.
Black pins on cards, cubes and
in boxes, assorted sizes, different
prices.
Hair Pins, all sizes and styles,
beginning at for &c to as high
as SC each in assorted leather
case, box or paper.
Clinton Safety pins in all sizes,
90, 0, I, ? and 3, black and nickle
sc paper.
Ordinary Safety pins, special
2 dozen for SC.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Ladies'
Underwear
and Hosiery
(First Floor, Lefty

Some can't be matched prices
that will prove interesting news
to your pocketbook.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Pants
and vests soc quality for soc.
Boys Atwood feeced shirts
and drawers 48c.
Boys fleece lined shirts and
drawers 23c.
Infants Wrappers fleece lined
I2 I-2c, for 25c.
Infant Wool hose silk toes and
heel, all colors, NC.
Ladies fleece lined hose 13c
1oc 23c.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Sherer'S Directory.

First Floor-Dress Goods. Silks,
Domestic Dept, Notions, Boots,
Shoes, Wash Goods, Linens, Jew
elry.
Basement-Grocery, Ice Cream
and Soda Fountain, Crockery and
Glassware.
Second Floor = Office, Music
Parlor, Cloak and Suit Dept Skirts,
Waists, Art.
Third Floor-MilIinery, Infants
Wear, Brass Fixings, Draperies,
ETC., etc.
Fourth FIoor-Men's Clothing,
Furnishings.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Toilet Articles
(First Floor, 'FRONT.'

A little proposition in toilet
articles that will meet your ap-
proval if you like to keep half
your money.
Colgate's White Clematis
Soap, regular Ioc soap at &c a
cake.
Colgate's Perfumes, all oders,
23c an ounce.
Regular 15c Bone Hairpins,
&C dozen.
Wooden back Hair Brushes
DC each.
Violet Ammonia, 8 ounce bot
tie, &C.
Violet Butterrnilk soap 3 cakes
in a box, &C box.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Domestic
Dept.

A few offers here that will in
terest the thrifty housewife in
things needful. Money savers
every one.
Is pairs of Blankets, white and
gray, worth SOC at 45c pair.
IS pairs of white and gray
Blankets that are worth 75c,
we'll clean them out quickly at
soc pair.
Small lot of rs dozen Towels,
worth I6c, but II I-2c is the
price we name.
1000 yards pillow tubing, the
IL I-2 kind at II IL yard.
3 bales of unbleached 4o-inch
Sheeting, regular 6 IL quality
SC yard.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Small Talk on FurS

Our fur department we intend
shall be one of the most complete
to be found anywhere as we shall
make furs one of our leading
specialties.
Over 5000 fur neck pieces and
scarfs in stock today. From the
stylish Electric Seal scarf with
six tails at CSC to the elaborate
Russian Sable at $48.
On any and all furs you buy
we give you saving Of at least
25 per cent, in many cases 80
per cent. Do not fail to inspect
our fur department. a few spec
ials:
Sable Opossom and natural
Opossom scarfs, bunch with six
tails, a stylish, warm neck piece,
$2.95.
Natural Marten Scarf, very
fine quality, six tails, $500.
Long Sable Opossom Scarf
with double cluster $6.87.
Many beautiful Sable fox, east
ern mink, Isabella fox, Stone
Marten, Persian Lamb, brown
Marten, grey Lynx, blue Fox,
grey wolf and all the furs of the
season with every kink OF fash
ion.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Good
Groceries
(Basement.)

Groceries are something you
must have. You can't get along
without them. There are groc-
cries and groceries, but ours are
good groceries. Because we sell
them SO cheap you may have in
ierred the idea they we're cheap
groceries. They are not. They
have to be good to get on the
counters of Sherertown's pure
food mart.
Anything in the grocery line
you can buy here cheaper than in
any store in the world.
A big purchase of Cookies has
arrived. Every kind of cookie
here, almost. You can-buy them
from &c to sc a podnd Under
other stores prices.
Fruit and vegetables at lowest
prices. Always some special
drive.
Full stock of Jellies and Pre-
serves-both domestic and inn
ported goods.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
lie for Mems
Handkerchief
(First Floor, Lefty

They are the initial handker-
chiefs we told you about the
other day. Too many Of them to
sell in few days, but they are
going fast.
Ought to for they are worth
double that price.
There is absolute reliance to-
be placed on every handkerchief
in this big stock. Every thread
OF every one Of them is pure linen
If you see them you'll what
dozen for your husband
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
House Furnishings
(Basement.)

NooSCiliCAl.J
A Beautiful Parlor Lamp dis
play, of which I'VE pick just two
leaders to show You how things
are sold at The Cheapest Store
in the World
Central Draft Parlor Lamp,
finely decorated, Io-inch globe,
base decorated to match, really
cheap at S. s; we sell them at
$2.29 each.
Nickel Plated Sewing or
Study Lamp, with Io-inch opal
shade, central draft just think,
$1.2o each.
Wringers-The delight of the
laundry utensils. Some offers
here that will make your fingers
itch to own one.
Challenge Wringer, o8c.
Universal Wringer-known
the wide world over-adapted
for set tubs, reversible board,
warranted, $2.a9.
Key Stone Wringer, extra
large size, all the new improve
ments attached, warranted,
$3.50.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Dress Trimmings
(First Floor, Right.)

IT HSI lOOls IllSuL'J
An elegant line of what's lat
est in Spangled Nets yard wide
at $I.6o, $I.o2 and up.
Odds and ends of braids in
black and colors that are regular
ly &c, SC and Ioc, closing them
out at &c and &c yard.
Fancy Silk Braids, the new
styles that are selling SC, &C, II
I-2c and T5c.
New Fall Passementeries that
we sell 25c, 800, 400, and o9c
yard.
Persian Bands, an elegant new
line of fall styles, all prices.
Fall line of Soutache Braids in
all colors, "a yards in a piece,
nc.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Sherer
Clothing
Prices
(Fourth Floor.)

VI Jul III II lOOI.J
You'll wake up some morning
and find it cold and then you'll
wish you had one of these suits
at home instead Of down here at
the store.
Mems Suits $3.47 and UP.
Mems Pants, strictly all wool,
98c and up.
Fall weight overcoats, and
you need them now, So. 50 and
up.
Mothers will find this a con-
venient store to buy the boys
clothing. Most of them ask
why we sell so cheap. It's one
Of those things we just can't help.
that's why we do it.
Children's clothing SOC and up.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
FlanneletteS and
Suitings
First Floor, Right.)

" uSl L iOolI IISAt'(
Flannelettes for waists and
dresses, that are worth IL I-2c a
yard, this store sells for &C yard.
Few pieces of light and dark
Flannelettes, the 6 lac kind for
sc.
A chance at these Muslins
while they last worth SC, at
3 I-2c yard.
Just a few pieces gray Suit
ings, IL I-2c kind for 5 1-2c yard
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Drawers
(Third Floor, Rear.)

(Third Floor, Rear.)
Ladies Drawers, cluster of
tucks, hemstitched and hamburg
or torchon trimmed, made of
Masonville cotton, regular price
soc, at SOC pair.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
FIannelette Wrappers

The new Flannelette wrappers
have arrived by the case full so
dozen fine quality fannelette
wrappers regular $1.25 valses
zoe.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Mems Fur
nishings
First Floor, Centre.)

Kind of chilly yesterday morn
ing? Didn't is suggest warmer
underwear? Better have your
wife get your winter supply from
this stock. These are not exag-
eerated worth prices-you can
tell that by looking at the gar
ments.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
In Waist
Cloths
(First Floor, Rightly

Popular all-wool Waist Cloths.
The colors are very dainty, reds,
blues, greens and pinks as we'll
as the more sombre drabs and
garnets. Price is only 20 I-2c a
yard.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Underwear

Mems Silk Fleeced Shirts and
Drawers, regular $3.50 grade at
$I.49.
Mems Atwood Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers, regular
$3.50 grade at SI.29.
Mems Atwood Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers, regular
SI.5o grade at $I.Io.
Mems ATWOOD Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers, regular
$I.3o grade at o8c.
Mems Wool Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers, regular SOC grade
at SOC
Mems Black Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers, regular SOC grade
at SOC.
Mems Shirts and Drawers,
regular 2oc goods at 23c.
Mems Shirts and Drawers,
regular SOC grade for 29c.
Sweaters
Mems S2.5o Sweaters, all-wool
fancy collars, only $I.69.
Hose
Mems Cashmere Hose. plain
and fancy, regular soc value for
23c.
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
''TayIOr's
So
Shoes"
First Floor, Rear,)
For men.
They have the English toe

For men.
They have the English toe
with extension edge.
All sizes, 6 to 10.
One lot of these shoes we're
consigned to a jobber who wish
ed to move them quickly, Here
Sherertown Methods and spot
cash stepped in and took the lot.
You can see them in Our cen
tire Front Street and Commercial
Street windows. You'll say they
look their name, "Taylor's S.
Shoes" and while they last you
can buy them for only
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

We Challenge the Whole World
in Low Prices.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06
Dress Innings

First Floor, Right)
Black Percaline, worth IL I-2c
a yard, at &c.
Black Canvas, worth 9 I-2c, at
&c yard.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-06

Cheapest Store in the Whole
World.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
al IQECIE5 E5ENAS.

Ell DR.. Susoni. .-Oaceria y fuego Me
dico de percalina. herido.- .-Escan
dalo y atropello. Meeting federal -
Bar os de mar otras n0tioias'
Ell sabado fue que ell doctor Su.
soni pa rti6 para esa Capital, con el
fin de q embarcarse para Europa. Mu-
.chos Au unigos 10 despidieron en- Ia E''
taci6n del tren. ~
Estando de caza aver, Ldcas Ro-
sado, 90 le disparo, casualmente, ell
arma, incendiandose con ell tiro un
rancho de la propiedad de don Ma
nuel Liano. Ell fuego Sc comunic6
otro rancho del mismo senior, y
luego 8 una casita de Dolores Ro-
driguez Exceptua ndose algunas pie
zas de ropa, TODD 10 demas Sc redu-
10 & cenizas.
El hecho, ocu rrido en- el barrio
rece que no fue intentional.
Un fa'so m6dico, acusado por el
campesino Leon Garcia, quien le
di6 cien pesos porque 10 curara, ha
sido coudenado ppr esta Corte de
Distrito to a diez dollars de multa.
En- Santana ha sido gravemente
herido Julian Colon en- Ell carrillo IL
ouierdo pOr su convecino Jose Ri
vera, quien fue conducido al Depo
sito de presos por la polici. insu
lar.
La policia municipal decomist
aver domingo, seis bateas de carne
de cerdo. por estar putrefactas. Fue
ron arrOjadas al mAr.
Antonio Aquiles, Hip6lito Rive
ra y Francisco Soler, han sido con
denados, por esc6ndalos, q un peso
de mul lta y so centavos de costas el
primero, 4 iguales sumas ell segundo
y 10 multa de dos pesos y uno de
cOstas la tercers.
Ulpiano Mattel atropell6 de obras
6 Lorenzo Hernandez. Denuncio q
squel el guardia Cruz. y fue conde.
nado 4 so cts. de multa y 50 de cos
tas.
D. Leonides Villal6n, muy
apr eciado aquf generalmente, Sc ha
lla postrado en- Ell lecho del doIor.
:. Que SO mejore cuanto antes so1
nuestros deseos.
RsmonA Hernandez, dio cuents
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
Expulsion de fraileS.
MARINA 25,

Entire el Gobierno Americana y
ell Vaticano Sc han tornado los si-
guientes acuerdcs:
sPrimero: Expulsar de los terri
torios del Archipelago filipino a los
frailes, hermanos y religiosos de to.
do genero que tengan procedencia
espaf1ola. .
<Segundo; Favorecer la emigra-
ci6n al Archipelago de sacerdotes
italianos. franceses, holandeses, bel.
gas y americanos.
eTercero: Favorecer esta misma
emigraci(n a las islas de Cuba y
Puerto Rico.
<Cuarto: Modifcar por este y
por todos los medios posibles, den
tro de los fines de Ia iglesia catoltca
y de una manera de lenta progres IN
el caracter espa11ol del clero en- Gu
ba, Puerto Rico y Filipinas.
Esta noticia ha causado gran in :.
dignaci6n en- Ia prensa espafola-
En- esta tipografase hace toda
clase de trabaios { precios equitati
vos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
EI canal Atlantico
MediterraneO.

Eli breve saldra par cumplir su
con- etido la comisi6n naval de la
Camara francesa de diputados, en-
cargada de dictaminar sobre los di'
ferentes proyectos de ley que exis
ten en- relaci6n con la apertura de
un Canal entire ell Atlantico y ell
Mediterraneo.
Antes de dar la comisi6n su die
tamen, emprendera m piaje de ms.
peci6n & los pafses y a los canales.
mas importantes, empez ando por el
que va de Liverpool & Manchester,
estudiando luego el de Hamburgo q
hiel y el Canal Dormunt Elba
Gracias este viaie de inspec
ci6r, cree ha]lar la comisi6n modo
de resolver en- Francia el paso del
canal por la colonia de Naurose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
ArtiSta InuertO
en- Ia eSCena.

Telegrafian de Moscow al Ffgo
ro, que el celebre baritone Deroyod
ha muerto repentinamen nte en- la es-
cena del teatro del Ermitage al ter.
minar un duo del segundo acto,
cuando Sc adelantaba hacia el pros
cenio para recibir los aplausos.
Sc dice que en- la misma mt d 1ana
del d1a en- que ha muerto, Deroyod
al despertar dijo su esposa:
<He tenido un sue no muy raro;
Sc va producer .un cambio muy ra.
70 en- mi vida.
Estuvo todo eli d1a perfectamen
to.
En- ell cuarto del teatro, mien
tras Sc pintaba, estuvo bromeando
con su hijo.
Cuando Sc cay6 al suelc, expi
rando, djjo <Es mi sueno. .....>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
Mas telegraf0S en- Asia

Los franceses de la Iudo china
estan esta bleciendo un nuevo cable
telegrAfico entire Annoy y Thunau,
que distan entire ST 800 kilometres.
Sc establecera despues otro te
legrafo entire Annoy y Vladivostock,
de modo que al .estar listos los dos
puedan enviarse los telegramas de
Francia por la via s: b ariana danesa
sin tener que emples los hi,os in
gleses y a.emanes.
Para que los franceses sean due
nos de sus propias comunicaciones
en- tempo de guerrs, procurarfa
Francis, cueste 10 que cueste, ad
quirir el cable que CORE q 10 largo
de las costas indochina 6.establecer
atro por su cuenta:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
Vapores que saldran
PARA W-YORK

Relacion de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de New
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
Aire s6lido,

"
A 10 probable temperature de
unos $40 grades bsjo cerc, el profe'
sor A. T.. Metz, ha hecho experimen
tos con barras de aire solido On ell Ia
boratori 10 de Tulane University, Lou
siana.
Ri trabajo ha sido llevado q ca
bo por medic de pna simple opera
ci6n mecanica, Ningdn term6metro
ha podido todavia determinar su tenn
peratura.
Hace 5 aflop, ppdiamos concebir
ell aire como un gas. Mas tarde co.
mo un. liquido. Ahora como un soil
do. I'll aire s6lido Be produce por
r&pidA evaporation del Aire lfQuido.
Es una ley bier conocida, de O. la
rapida evaporation de un fuido, eau
Sd un descenso en- temperature. FL
professor Metz, ha usado un ingenio
so apar ato, en- donde Sc produce Ia
evaporation con extraordinaria ra'
pidez, por creacion del vacfo, sobre
la superficie del lfquido, que habia
de ser evaporado.
Un tubo de IL pulgadas lleno de
aire liquido, da en- ell experimento
una pulgada de aire s6lide. Su apa
riencia ZEE 10 del hielo, pero tiene una
consistencia muy diferente. Si es
golpeado con un martillo, la masa
de este, rebota como 81 hubiera cho
cado con un trozo de gonna e]astics.
Un ped azo de aire sosido fue toms do
con unas pinzas. y estas dltimas no
pudieron ser separadas. Cuando el
aire s6lido pue3a ser manejado con
facilidaa y usaeo qropiamente, sera
uno de los explosives mas terribles.
Els un hecho que ell frio product
do por el aire s6lido es tan intense,
que ell aire que rodea ell tubo que le
contiene; Sc condensa y yliquidifica en-
Ia parte exterior del tubo, rodando
en- forma, de precios sas gotas, parcel
das & las forma das en- el exterior
lie un vaso de aqua helada. Estas
gotas recojidas en- un tubo de Dewar
y probadas en- experimentos, fneron
identicas al aire liquido.
Ell aire solido permanece sin des
componerse por mas tempo one ell
aire ]fQuido. Ell aire solido puede
ser ueadO como EXPLOSIVE en- las mi
mas, especialmente en- las de carbon,
siendo Gu uso de inestimable valor,
'pues algunas de elias estan satura'
das constantemente de gases exp]o'
sivos, daflinos en- exceso q LA salud
del que allf trabsja.
FL aire s6lido al derretiree des
prende una gran cHntidad de oxfge'
no puro, supliendo en- mucho esos
gases, hacienda Ia respiration mas
facil, y evitaIdo nauchas de las en-
fermedades que sufren los trabaja.
dores de minas.
Hay otros muchos usos de este
cuerpo, como en- 10 medicina, refri
geracion, cirugis, desarrollo de fuer
"a, &, y que estan en- Investigation.
Si 81 aire s6lido pudiera ser con
vertido instantaneamente en- el ordi'
mario huido de que consta la atm6s'
fera, producirfa una fuerza al lado
de la cua], Ia dinanaita q otro de los
modernos explosives serfa un nero
juguete de nlfo
El professor Metz, qde ha hecho
este curiosc descubrimiento, es uno
de los hombres mas eminentes de la
universidades americanas. FL Ia de
dicado Ia mayor parte de su vida al
estudio de la Qafmica y la Ffsica,
sieudo uno de los hombres de mas
valer en- ell dia, en- dichas ciencias.
Sus discursos sobre aire lfquido y
otros trabajos cientificos, han sido
su labor constante en- el dltimo in :
vierno,
Rafael del Vale q Sdrroga
Ph c.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
Colombia Venezuela Panama.

<La Epocas de Madrid, en- nm
notable artfculo, opina que los Rata
dos Unidos intervendr4n directamen
to en- los asrntos Colombia Venezue
Ia, oponiendose 4 Ia Intervention dc.
ninguna otra potencia
Sc asegura en- dicho artfculo,
que los americanos Sc posesionar4n
del Canal de Panama, apoyados por
su escuadra, para hacer respetar el
derecho de la fue1za.
81 estos pron6sticos resultan
ciertos, creemos que Sc enredara la
madeia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-22
Ga DR PdEBrO laOsfo De 1901
ROBERTO GRAHAM, NJ. /. MECH I.


INoENlERO, PoNE, PR
FABRIcANTE IMPoRTADoR DE ToDA CLAsE DE
MHQUINHRH7 CHLDERHS Z MOTORBS
paa Ingnos toda case Faear 40
amos dc expeienoia practoa.
APARATOS Y MOLINOS= =INGLESES.
LOS MODERNOs
Rico
APARAT0s De EXTRACTION OOMPLos 50 bs 4e
APARATOs CONTINUES DE H sstema mas noder
eecizo econ6mco para clari6ca q ngo de Ia cana
CENIRIFUGAS DE HEPW0RTH WENRCH 0TROS movdo
CRISTAzAOON NOVIMENTO TODO contenido
mieles de tiro p6rd
Aas aumento 80 e pducto
ecdO ell de
Was FERRRAs MATERIAL RODANTE TRACTION De
eccdad Wagones eaes cana Puen
INSTALLATION DE LUZ MOTORES electricos para ngenos
MOOS DE PETROEO industas mas econ6mcos
menos peigroos que los de vapor
APARAToS MATERAES etc. ETC.
MAQUINARIA para trabajar
OARROS CARRTOS haenda Carreos, Aralos
Aceites
FUNDOION de hero bronce Herrera taller de maqunala
arrSe ria, etc, etc.
MARINA 25,