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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

daba envldia. Seguf muchc tempo,
con la vista, sus negras y 'encarna-
das siluetas, que Sc destacabln so
bre ell verdor de la espesur9. Me
parecfa que era mi juventud la que
pasaba, que hufa para siempre lejos
de mi y Sc perdia en- ell bosque. Un
cruel remordimiento me oprimia ell
coraz6n, mientras que, con la cabe
"a baia, comparable 10 pecador que
era ent1nces con ell candidD y pia
doso adolescente que h'bia sldo en-
otro tempo en- ell Semluario----
Aquella noche, al entrar en- casa,
encontr6 una much orhl que me
traia un ramo de claveles de parte
de La PampLind, y ma dijo al dar-
melo:
La se5orita esperaFa a usted des-
pu6s del Angelus en ell paseo de We
rano, a la orllla del Genil.
Fuf allf a la h9ra indicada y me
encontr6 La Pdmptind. Me cogi6
uua mauo, la estrech6 contra e. Pc
cho, y lievandome un paseo oscu-
70:
-lAh! dijo; nif5o de mi coraz6n,
Ime parece que hace va amos que no
te veo!. -. Ese miserable de Paco
esta en- Granada, y ha lido a VERNE
para proponerme 10 que el no Sc
avergienza de lamar un buen ne
gocio. -. LIE he recibidO como a un
perro; Sc ha marchado furiGso. Sc
que me hace espfar por gitanos del
Albaycin. -. Asi es, pobre S0ntitO
milo, que sera precise tener pacien.
cia y redoblar las precauciones.
lQueria decirte este eSta noche
abrazandote, y como va he satlsfe-
cho mi deseo, me retro! Adi6s !
No tie desespere por este; espero en-
contrar deutrO de POGO una casa
en- donde podremos vernOs mas des
pacio.
En- efectoi pocos diss despues de
aquella corta eDtrevista, la mlsma
muchacha que me hsbia trafdo ell
ramo, fue q decirme que La Pam
pima iria, despues de Ia function, q
cierta casa della Pe1a paTtidG, adon.
de Ia pequefa demandera me acom-
palaTia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20

solo Sere tuya! lDetesto d ese hem
bre, Y cuando menos 10 piense me
me vengare de Ell q mi mcdol
Diciendo este, me cogi0 las ma.
nos Y las cubri6 de bescs: luego vol
vic 4 subirse a la galera. Un Guar
to de hora despues entrabamos en-
Granada y dejando adelantsrse 81
vehiculo de las bdiIGdOrds, me fui
s6lo Y triSte q la casa de hu6Spede8 de
la Pnerta Real. Durante los pri'
mercs dfas de mi installation, La
PampIina no me daba seIaleS de
vida, V yo me qued6 entregado a mi
mismo q mis- tristes rehexiones.
Ocjeso Y sole en- una ciudad en- que
no conucia a nsdie, me enconntre
completamente perdido; condenado
4 lleyar una vida de desorden, me
crefa a merced de inquietantes y
tenebrosas aventuras, y no era que
desde ell punto de vista material
tuviese NADIA que temer poT Ell mo
mento, porque antes de salir de
Sevills, me habia procurado una
cautidad bastante crecida Y con
mis- gust9s moderados, estabs segu
70 de puder vlvir por mucho tempo
81 abrigo de la necesidad. Pero la
duda del pQrvenir y las aflctivas
confldencias de La PdmpLInd, me
llenaban de una triSte melaucolfa,
Que me ouitaban hasta Ell gusto de
admirar las bellezas de aGuel mara
villoso pats, precisamente en- la oca-
sion en- que la primavera, en- su ma
yor apogeo, las revestia con sus mas
adurables colores.
Al dia siguiente muy temprano,
subfa Ia cuestq de los GOmeIes J pc
metre en- Ell espeso bosque Que ds
sombra a la colina de la Alhambra
hasta Ia entrada del genersllfe.
Los olmos y los fresnos, les ola
ramos y los serbales, estaban en-
todo el esplendor de su nueya Vege
taci6n; algLnos ruisefiOres cantaoan
en- Ia espesura, multitud de 4 res
azules y blsncas. adornaban las ale
gres orillas de un murmurador AFRO
70 de aqua clara y fria, tornado
por el deshielo de las nieyes de Ia
bierra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20
Tomas Bryan
BOG ADO

Titulo sobresaIiente de la facultad
de Santiago de Galicia, ofrece sus servi :
clos PROFESSIONALS en- Mayaguez, calIe de
la Rosa nom. 26, en- que tiene establecidO
su estudiO.
Sc encarga de la gesti6n y defensa
de toda clase de asunt0s ante las CorteS
de Justicia de Mayaguez. San Juan,
Ponce, ArecibO Humaca0.
Para la jurisdiction de Las Marlas
/. Cuenta con un Agente especial residente
en- aqueI pueblo don Francisco FulladO-
sa, con quien pueden entenderse direc
tamente los clientes.
Hta. l2 A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-20
Ba|neario de Coamo

Pr0ximO termne
auaon installation SHirotrap:a nbes noiucdas a
tendencies todas comfort cOmOde hueSpedes
ene al pu6co en- general amigos particular no tempo
d lendo muchO pdO habon dnas has agraece
re las famas Banearo
srVan dar ouno mpacenca satisfaction de o
EEabecmiento repado mco cOnsu
PRECIoS HoSPEDAJE
nPor solo dia persona 800
Famllas comueas de mas de
NoTA Sempe mas
Banearo onvenenca fee
Coamo dando seme ouo avio creo TELEGRAPH de hOra de lie
gda ndra cOche dueOs reucn
f0ncO del BanearO <Farmacia NJ.
normes dgirse Casa que u
crbe
Juan Boix.
10 de Abril de 1901.
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! = SPRINGFIELD. BAcA COUNTY, COLORADO FRIDAY FB

coasissa sf such knowledge a. she has
bcsn sAhae 70 pick mp from q United
statss tdasreasatery- and from naval
eurgsons who have visited the harbor,
Her practice smons the natives 10 "a.
tensive and very successful. She keep
the commoner sort Of drugs end com.
pounds her own prescriptions. But
the truly amazing features of her
success have been realized in surgery.
The United States naval surgeon do
scribing these says: II have seen sew
eral fractures she has reduced and
treated with very good results. Two
amputattons that she has performed,
one OF the arm and one Of the fore
arm, have como under my observation,
and the results are very good. She
had native assistants. operated With
out an anaesthetic, and the only IA
struments she had wore hand ssw
and rszor."-Hsrper's Bazar.
The Springfield herald., 1901-02-08

There was once Woman who had
Never Learned how to Swim. although
she Went In Bathing every day in the
Summer. She had Friend who hsd
Acquired this Art with Some Trouble.
and was very Proud Of her Proficiency
in it.
"It is Absurd" said this Friend, "to
Live near the Water and not Swim. II
makes you very Attractive TO Good
,Swimmer ers IL you can Go Out with them,
and they do Not Feel that you are a
Drae on their Pleasures. What would
you. Do in Case you Fsll OF the Pier
Now, Watch mel" Il
with these words skS .Dived q into
the, Water and swsa about By Her
;lft is . Good Thinx to have wom.
an Swim so WsA, = said one Of the Men
near by; "Nor. II any ef the Children
fall into the Water. she can Rescue
them" ;i 1y ~
Just then thS Woman who Could Not
help Herself uttered Scream and Fell
into the Sea- instantly Five Mem
leaped in to Rescue Her, and SpeAt the
Rest OF the Day Resuscitating her and
Inquiring How she Was, leaving the
| Swimmer to Dive by Herself.
This teaches US that Nothing Sue
Goods like Distress.-Century.
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Head Quarters Mulligan Post No
70, G. A. K.

At . regular meeting Sat. Jan,
26th the Post past a resolution
to celebrate Soldiers Day. Feb
22nd, at the school houSs In
Springfield. A free dinner will
be Civ Ell at IL o'clock. Every
body invited. Bring we'll filled
baskets. Further announcement
next week. et
Committee on arrangements
:. w. CoLr,
W. II. SMART,
q GEO. Blown.
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PREACHING APPOINTMENTS.

VnAs-Every third Thursdav
evening at z. Jan. 3 4 "a, Feb. IA
Mar Z. ~.
MAxxY-Every third Friday
evening att. Jan, 4, 2b. Feb 15,
March 8.
BBAY's-Every third Saturday
evening at Z, Jan 8, 20 Feb 16,
Mar 9.
SPHNeF1ELD-Every third Sun
day at eleven and seven. Jan g
& 81, Feb II, Mar 10.
M1NsrApoL1s-Every third Sum.
day ateleysn; aud one. Jan. 10.
Feb 3, "a, Mar II.
Srosrspros-Everv third Sat
urday evening at Z, and Sunday at
II o'clock. Jan. 10 4 20, Feb. 3
& 10, Mar. Q 4 3 and % & a,
BosTos-Every third Sunday at
$3.50 and 100 p. m. Jan. %.
Feb. 10, Mar. 8, q.
Rev. Cur e. KoHKHL.
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CANAL IDEA Is Al OLD orr.
1ASoagA tAs Ls4Anas q

TaS advantage II csnsi or savita.
bio channel through The isthmus OF
Panama IL 20 obvious that IL 10 not
surprising 70 md the idea Of such i
waterway W. sseiously soaadersd IN
the early days Of SpaakaA conquest in
the new world, says tAs Newcastle
(EnshndI Chronicls.
In the year 1887 tie famous Cortes,
being then in Mexico (or New spain),
sent three ships % . voyage 70 the No
luccss in charge Of Alvaro De SaAvedrs.
Ths.expedition was an unfortunate one,
as two of the ships were lost on the
outward voyage. and SAavsdra did not
1--we. TO carry out his intention Of re-
turning by wsy Of the city OF Panama,
on the Pacific side, and thence across
the. isthmus. His vieE was that at
Panama he might uxlade the cloves
and merchandise thst,hs had. that 10
in Sartes 1t might be carried across the
planes fouer leagues, to the river
Chsgrs, which they say is navigable,
running out int the North sea not
far from Nombrs de bios, where the
ships ride which. come cut Of Spaine."
In his "Discoveries q the World"
published in 1855 and translated by
Hakluyt and published In England in
1901, Antonio dllvano, governor Of
Ternste, in the Molnooas. says of Sss-
vedrA: 1 d.
"if he had Nved he tneant teo have
opsaed the land ofsCasllA Dc Gro and
New Spain from sea to yea. wAfoA
might have been done In four plAoes-
namely, from the Guile of 81. Michael
to uraba. which is Is leagues, or from
PanAma to Nombre de Dios, being II
leagues distant, Of through Zaquatof,
river Of Nicaragua. which springeth
out Of a hke three or fouer leagues
from the South see, aAd falleth into
the North sea; whersvpon doe saile
great barks and crsyers. The other
place il from Tecoantepec. the river
OF Vera Cruz in the Bay Of Honduras.
which also might be opened in .
straight. which, II it were done. then
they might sale from the Csnaries into
the Malucos under the xodiake in .
temperate climate. In lesss time and
With much lease danger. than 10 sale
through the Cape Of Bona ,spersnxa
or by the Straight Of xsssllan. OF by
the northwest"
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NBW YORK WORLD.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

FOR ONE DOLLAR
Published s%aFy Aitsrnits Day 5kesps
Sunday.
The Three a-Week Edition of
The New York World Is first
among all weekly papers IN
siEe, frequency of publication, and
the fre,hness, accuracy and va
riety Of it's contents. 1t has all
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political news Is prompt, com
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next points on the globe. 1t has
brilliant illustrations, stories by
great authors, = capital humor
page, complete markets. depart
ments for the household and the
women's work and other spse,al
departments of unusual interest.
We offer this une4ualed news
paper and the HERAAD together
one year for s1.75. p =.
The regular subscription price
of the two papers is 1886. Das-
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The HERALD has ordered = large
assortment Of stationery which We
expect SOON VIZ Will have a
-stock OF teasslopes ~InchsxsN Will
sell from 5 toto csnts apbunch.
Tablets from ! to Is cents. Wrlt-
ing paper by the bulk, pens, pen.
holders and pencils.
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TAKE NOTICE

All parties who have deponted
money ~ part payment upon
Baca County Tax Title lands must
complete fine payment on same on
or before March LIST 1901, or for
felt the money deposited.
BY order of .''.s,'o
BoAWB OF County COMMISSIONERS,
ag Baca Co. Colo.
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WANTEDl

Reliable man Tor manager, OF
OF branch Office we wish to open
in this vicinity. II your record is
%. Il. here is an opportunity.
Kindly give good references when
writing. A. Z. MORRIS Whole
sale House, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Illustrated catalogue Acts stamps!
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During the revival services in the
rfnAte.s Brethren church In Shelton,
burg. Pl., a snake was discovered
crawling over the hoor under the
seAts. One lady noticed something
moving over her' shoe aud In few
smoments felt it paseing over the 9th
,sr. When she found II was snake
ehe jumped on the seat, and tho
church, which was crowded, waa
thrown into confusion. The ladies
stood on the seats while the men tHted
to capture the reptile. which raced
backward and forward through the
church in it's efforts 70 escape. After
It was captured the services were re-
suraed.--N. Y. Sun.
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For"sale.

The 8. W uuafter .of.sec. II
Township 81, Range 44,in Baca
Co. Cslq,r Will sell very cheap
for cash or part time. Inquire OF
or send your best offer to-.
i. GEO. M. BIERLY,
Prsine Depot Ohio. g
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RECoRDOFD1sAsTiERsi
9sf1ibls Thiass That Have Hap.
teaed h ths Lase csatusS.
SarthS.aksS; f2aiss aaA SsseAs
Rave MaAs TAsis MAX - Mss.
sibls 1A8asss UDsa sAs
Pa8ss Of lalDtssy.

1.-The nineteeath centtfy has made -
ine6sceable mark upon the world.
The march IL progrese in civiliza4icn.
In invention and In science has beeh
rapid. and future generations will
yield acknowledgment to the fact.
The age of romsncehss not left great
er Impression upon the literary and
military history of the globe than
will the century Just closed upon thS
general advancement Of the humaa
rice. This very advancement has,
however, multiplied the dangers
which acerue 20 HUMILITY. since
greater civilization has added perils
peculiarly its own 70 thoss which a.
ready existed. ssys the Philadelphia
North American.
The nineteenth century has been
particularly. unfortunate In dsasters
which In their very magnitude have
appalled, the entire human race;
Earthquakes have cost the lives Of
thousands in various countries Of the
civilized globe. and famine. tidal
waves, fires and floods have added hof.
rors to the smaller disasters, while
death by shipwreck or railway acci-
dent has become familiar terror.
Some of the most disastrous earth
uuakes of the century have been the
one which befell India in 1919, when
1000 persons were killed; the ono
which caused loss Of 5000 lives in
Canton, China, in 1880; that which
buried 1000 persons in Calabria in the
year 1885, and tina ono in 1912. when
n x.y L.. N
More frightful still was the earth
quake in. southern italy. when 1a.ooo
perished, and the one In which TO-
900 residents of CAlAbria lost their
lives In 1887. Two year, later, in
Quito, there were 5000 deaths from
khc same cause; In 1850 there were
1000 In south America, and m Mo
eiia, In 1853, 1000. :.
/, Indeed, the '60s were particularly
prolific In deaths by earthquakes, tor
In VI 1000 lives were lost In NIFTY
Sene, .xnd IN 1858, in Arequipa and
shat dsstr,ct, there was total Of 25,.
poo.s Tho next, appalling disaster of
the Kind was In San Jose, Colombia
Il 1878, when no Iess than $4,000 died
( In Icio there Wore 1000 deaths in
dssl. and ii 1855, in, cassamicciols.
$3.50 wore killed. With 1887 came the
wsnremembered horror In Charles
so,, 8. O., when only Is lives were
sost, but sspoo;ooo worth OF properly
was destroyed. M japan, IN 1871
5000 died and 5000 were injured.
In 1897 came the drSt' great iamiae
OF the century, that Of india. 1t va
r. -at famine which
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People living on OF near the
mail t6hte hetween this,plase and
Blainel and desiring; their mail
carried [freeof charge) should OBJ
serve the following order from the
department:
"Any perscn living OIL or near
the route herein described Who
desires his mail deposited INTO a
box on the line of the route by
the carrier on said route may pro-
vide and erect a suitable box on.
the roadside, located IN such man
ner as to be reached rs conveh-
ieitly as practicable by the car
rier, and such person shaft file
with the postmaster at the post
office. to which his mail is ad-
DRESSED request in writing for
the delivery OF his mail to the
carrier on the route for deposit in
to said mail box, at the risk of the
addressee. This does not include
registered mail mail matter.
Such service to De without charge
to addressee."
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s~mea,. Nattv. wesAaA sss0ssa.

Aesurgeon Of the United States
navy, has discovered o colonial new
woman. the odd accomplishments OF
whom are set forth In the report OF
the surgeon gcneral. This woman
.,dwells ut Fssa-rosA village on a
harbor in, Samoa, where a United
States coaling citation is located, She
IS doctor H~ medical education
The Springfield herald., 1901-02-08

II. Ssphsd--Aw-do you bwslie~e
tAawt znoakeys tawk. MssSmawt7
1nsas SMART know they, talk-I
have keatd thsm.-Ohio State Journal.
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Other Typewritsrs sell s75 to 900
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= = Cost ofprejudice $40 to t6t
Does this amount OF prejudice
make some other typewriter bet
tort No, Certainly not. We are
not IN 'sThe Combine" Do you
understanda Machine is fully
guaranteed and will be sent on
trial. Address, CAroAao WRITrNa
MAcHiTr Go. 94-9s Wendell ct.
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Colorado Spring. tcoo3 assette. Dsily
Mining Edition. " year IN advance. All
the mining asvs saA stock quotations.
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sssWe have lately received several large
invoices Of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
COMFORTS, BLANKETS and MEMS
FURNISHING, GOODS, and are now ready
to supply all with New Goods al lowest
prices -sae *
s. Our Drug and Stationery Department
is now complete. We carry the Best line
in the county and defy competitions ON
pare prices. Money talks. TX
MLEA1 BIOS, LAMAR GoLc-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

megaphones arranged around the siren.
and through each Of these IN regular
succession Is directed a special signal.
each meaning. % those who hear H.,
one Of the principal points Of the COM
pass.
The machine Tor use on shipboard l.
simpler. there being only one mega
phone. hut this Is carried around the
siren, and the proper signals are a..
rected through it as II turns north,
northwest west and so on around tho
circle The experiments conducted al
Falkner's island proved that excent IN
The direction toward which the mega
phones were turned the signals could
~ heard only very family al short
distances. and not 40 al when they
were considerable. while IN the desired
direction they could be heard much
further than the same sounds scat
tered IN the usual way Il IS unneces-
ssry 90 90 into the details ~ the sys.
TEN here. but 10 Is not less simple than
Ingenious. and so Far is working has
been successful enough 20 excite high
expectations o. its utility IN guarding
against the most dreaded dangers ~
the soa-those Of going Hsh-~s on an
unseen coast and Of collisions between
vessels, neither Of which can be seen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
Nothing pii

In dealing with man, remember tina,
spoonful Of OIL will go farther than "a
gallon ~ vinegar The same NAV be-
said Of children. There IL nothing go
good for children as the cid fashioned
castor oil. However much they may
abhor H. st Is their best medicine FOR
disorders " the bowels. In the moro
severe cases ~ diathcea and dysenter,.
however. ChamberFiu's Collie. Cholera
aud Diarhoea Remedy should be given
after the OIL operates and a quick cure
is sure 10 follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY,

Green hair, which has been known in
coppersmiths Tor centuries. is stated by
a German Investigator 10 be by no
means common. individual suscepu.
hllity varies greatly, and anything more
than superficial coloring results only
after years OF work In copper dust, but
the color-once impaired persists for
n number OF years after work In such
dust ceases. The beard Is more affect
cd than the hair OF the head. the eye.
hrows least OF all Animals are some
times dyed In this way, and a sheep
that had been exposed for years 10
copper fumes and dust drinking at
the same time copper-contaminatcd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

Josh Westhafer Of Loogootee. Ind. is
a poor man, but he SAYS he would not
be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm
II It cost five dollars bottle. FOR N
saved him from being a cripple. No
external application is equal 10 this
ilniment Tor stif and swollen FONTS
contracted muscles. stiff neck. sprains
ana rheumatic and muscular pains. n
mas also cured numerous cases Of par
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
TO PIERCE FOG.


Experiments recently conducted by
the lighthouse board at Falkners ISL
and, on the Connecticut coast. hav,
demonstrated. &C Is hoped. that the
dangers 10 vessels due 20 fogs can b,
u not entirely removed. at least so far
decreased as % ada very materially L.
the safety Of navigation. The device
tested consists OF a combination of the
siren and the megaphone. the one TO
create the warning sound api be 9th
an O. direct Il. The trouble with An
the present sound signals Is the Hir.
Guilty % determining the position N
their course. The new machine has tw,.
forms. That FOR use on shore. or Al
liked positions on the water, has eight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

IL you are troubled with inodorouq
breath, heart burn, natulency. head
ache Acid!ty pains after eating loss
or appetite. persistent melancholy or
low spirits. You need tonic. few
doses Of HERBINE viii give YOU the
reeuperative force TO remove ,hese
disorders. Price. 50 cents. z.CMI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
THIN PEOPLE

should try Hostetter's stomach Ritters
I,oss OF ncsh means that your food De-
not being properly digestei. The bod
becomes Impure and the result Is iudi-
pestion. constipation. dyspepsia. q IA.
iency. inactive liver and weak Kidneys
The cause lies IN the stomach Hos.
letters Stomach Rittcrs viii reach u
ana cure IT, BE sure and give il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

Difference In expansion soon causes
the silver backing of searchllght mir
rors TO peel OF, even though the heat
ing Is but slight. In a new process.
the silver film Is reduced IN thickness
10 a few milllonths Of an inch, and Is
backed with an alloy Of silver with 20
per cent Of platinum. As the platinum
and the glass expand In almost exactly
the same ratio the backed illm re-
mains IN perfect contact with the glass
at all temperatures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

water, had a fine green fleece. Health
did not seem TO be impaired
An interesting solution OF the prob
lem of cooling gasoline motors has been
reached By Herr Kanz. Aluminium
rings, having diagonal blades inside,
are arranged around the cylinder and
are rotated rapidly on ball bearings,
a current Of air being thus forced
against the cylinder and around the
combustion chamber. Little power is
required 60 drive this blower In this
respect It IS more economical than the
water Jacket, and for automobiles II
Offers the great advantage Of avoiding
the addition to the weight carried OF a
supply of cooling llquid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14

About 5000 INVESTIGATIONS In a lifetime
is Dr. Charles l.. Dana's estimate OF the
limit Of mans endurance OF alcohol
He finds that In nifty per cent of the
cases drunkards owe their condition
TO whisky, and IN twenty per cent to
beer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
IN THE PALACE OF A KING

House In Which Oscar Of Sweden Lives is an Imposing
Edince Severe in its simplicty-Ruler OF Peninsular
Kingdom Described Democratic Person Who is
Accessible All His Subjects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
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