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The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
HAVE DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
G. T. Slack, Grand Master and Grand
High Priest OF Montana Masons.

Anaconda. June I4.-George T. Slack
who is connected with the United States
army at Fort Keogh, grand master OF the
Masonic grand lodge of Montana, as well
as the grand high priest of the grand
chapter of Montana, Royal Arch Masons
arrived in Anaconda today and for the
next three days will be the guest of the
Anaconda chapter. U. d., r. A. NJ. and
of the Acacia lodge No. 80, A. i. K A. NJ.
Tonight the lodges will jointly banquet
him. Tomorrow, accompanied by com
mittee from the two bodies, he will visit
the Washoe smelters and as he has never
before been in Anaconda. Mr.. Slack an.
ticipates a most enjoyable day.
special meeting of Acacia lodge has
been called for tonight and Grand Mas
ter Slack will be present in his oiiicia.
capacity. Monday night in his capacity
as grand high priest he will be present
at special convocation OF the Anaconda
chapter.
1t is rare indeed, that one man be hon
cred by two such exalted offices and il
mark of esteem of which Mr. Slack is
justifably proud.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
THAT NEBRASKA VOLCANO.
Source OF Eruption Is Scarcely One Hun
dred Feet Deep.
WASHINGTON Post |

dred Feet Deep.
Washington Post.l
Prof w. J. McGee. in an interview with
a Post reporter, made the following state
ment regarding the recent eruption" OF
Mount Iona near Pender, Nebraska:
"Mount Iona is high hill situated at
some distance from the town OF Pendcr,
Neb., and is a part of the cretaceous for
nation that covers large part of that
state. Under this hill there exists a stra-
tum Of carbonaccous shalc, everything an
other stratum of shalc that is full OF iron
pyritcs and sulphur The sulphur and py-
rites are constantly dccomposing III large
quantities, generating an intense heat and
causing combustion in the carbonaceous
elements Of the everything shale. The steam
and smoke generated by this combustion
escapes TO the outer atmosphere through
cracks and creviccs in the stone and earth
of which the hill Is composed. producing
very much the appearance OF an active
volcano.
Those who are ignorant Of geology, and
OF the causes at work under the hill, take
il for granted that Mount Iona is
genuine volcano, and that some day it will
bclch forth fire and lava, but as 4 matter
Of fact, it is nothing Of the sort, the whole
phenomenon being Of superficial charac-
ter. Some parts Of the hill are, Of course,
almost too hot to stand on, but at the same
time nothing could be further from the
truth than that this hill is volcano, and
that at some day it will become active.
The origin OF the heat and smoke lies at
a depth Of less than 100 feet below the
surface, whereas in real volcanoes the
source Of the heat and molten rock is sit
uatcd in the bowels of the earth. Some day
the sulphur, pyritcs and carbonaceous mat
ter inside this hill will burn itself out, and
when that takes place tn ecouds of steam
and smoke arising from the eminence will
disappear"
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Courthouse Notes.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MoIJNTA

ESPECIAL TO INTER MOuNTAIN.l
Anaconda, June I4.-In the case of Sa-
die J. Brown VS.. Margaret DAILY, cxecu-
trix, in the district court this morning,
motion for default was made to the
judge in chambers and filed. The hear
ing was set for June a., at 10 a. III.
In the case of Frank G. Brown VS.. Mar
garet DAILY, executrix, motion for default
was made, filed and the hearing set for
June 81, at 10 a. III.
In the case of Frank G. Brown ct al. VS..
Margaret DAILY. executrix, ct al, motion to
strike out was made and filed and hearing
set tor june 81, at 10 a. III.
In the matter of the guardianship and
estate of Jesse Rae, minor, the bond OF
David Rae, as guardian, was approved by
the Judge
Filed for record-J. w. Nelson and wife
of Hamilton to Valley Clothing Co., all of
lot in Birch Hill allotment, city OF Ana
conda, consideration ST..
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
MISS M'LAUGHL|N =
WILL |: NOT APPOINT
PETER COx'S RETIREMENT FROM
scHopL, BOARD GIVES PUBLIC
CAUSE FOR REGRET.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MOuNTAiN.J
Anaconda, June r4.--Who will succeed
Peter Cox as member Of the school
board That is the question which is
agtating the people of Anaconda who are
interested in the schools just now.
County Superintendent Mary McLaugh-
lin has the appointment, and on her choice
much depends, as it is probable that the
Walker kissing affair will be decided at the
next meeting OF the board.
1t is well known that MIR. Cox was one
Of the trustees who did not approve of the
manner of the investigation of the conduct
Of the principal, and on several occasions
during the meeting of the board he en-
deavorcd to have the investigation con
ducted so that the public could he admit
ted.
II can safely be said that no man ever
left the school board with such universal
regret as Mr.. Cox does. He has stood for
no favoritsm and no policy but that of
justice to the people who chose him to
represent them.
Always fair, deliberate and conservative,
he has been a man Of whom the Anaconda
public looked for the protection of its in
terests, and in his departure, particularly
at this juncture, is the cause OF much re-
gret
Mr.. Cox has large boarding house at
Carroll. which the shutting down of the
old smcltcrs compels him to close. He
goes either to Butte or Seattle after a
number Of years continuous residence III
Anaconda. where he has won the respect
and confidence of all who knew HIM.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNTAIN.1
Anaconda, June Church services will
be held in Anaconda tomorrow as fol-
lows:
Methodist church, corner of Oak and
Third streets, Rev. w. {. Macurdy, pas
tor. Class meeting at 10 a. m. morning
services at II o'clock Sunday school at
80 p. M. Epworth League at p. M.
Evening services at 8 o'clock.
Services at the Christian church, cor
ner of Sixth and Oak streets. i. M. Min
nick, pastor residence, 4o3 Cedar street.
Sermon at II a. M; Sunday school at
I2I5 p. M; Christian Endcavor at 7:I5
p. III. Preaching at s o'clock.
Swedish Mission church, corner of Fifth
and Alder streets, Rev. G.. Nelson, pas
tor. Preaching at II a. m. and 3 p. III. !;
Sunday school at 10 a. m; Young Peoples
meeting at 7 p. IN.
Swedish Lutheran church, corner of
Fifth and Cedar streets, +. J. Sanders,
pastor. Preaching at p. M. Sunday
school at 80 p. III.
Mission Sunday school A. M. T.. church,
No. Io8 Commercial avenue, at ; o'clock
p. III.
St. Marks church, corner Main and
Sixth streets. Alfred Brown. rector. Sec
ond Sunday after Trnity-Early celebra-
tion, 8 a. M. morning prayer and sermon,
II a. m.; Sunday school. 1890 p. IN. !;
evening service, 8 p. m.
First Baptist church, corner of Fifth
and Locust streets, pastor, w. II. Setter ;
residence, 3I4 Elm street. Worship at
II a. m; subject, christian Unity" Sun.
day school at 1890 p. M; Young Peo-
pies meeting at 7:I5 o'clock. Childrcn's
day exercises at o'clock. All are well
come.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
ANACONDA BRIEFS.

A. d. r. messengers-prompt. reliable
Zoe Lamier's brother from Butte visited
with him yesterday.
ID. G. Browncl is seriously i'll at his
home on Oak street.
Lewis Davies was in town for short
time yesterday on business.
Mrs. John Odson and daughter, Gene
We've. are expected home from Tacoma,
Monday.
Mrs. Stella Bennett and son left last
night for Chicago TO visit some time with
Mre. Benefits sister.
Miss Alice Wclch came in from her
school Oh Mill creek last night and loft
for Deer Lodge this morning to visit
over Sunday.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Chicago Livestock.
IBy ASSOCIATED rRfss.l

Chicago. June taitlc--Reccip's,
200 Market steady Good to prime steers,
5000 700 poor TO medium. $s.oom7.ss
stockers and feeders. s., soms.2s; cows,
$ilom s.75 heifers. $2.2sm6. 80; Gamers,
$Laom a.4o bulls, $a.7sn 500; calves.
ST. som6. Texas fed steers. $s.oom 10.
Hogs.-Receipts today. 5000. Monday
10000 left over, IS 600. Mixed and butch
ers. $7.i5m7.s5: good to choice heavy,
$7.5om7.65 rough heavy, $7.aom7,lo
light. 7.oo0,7.3o; bulk Of sales 81. .2om 7.ls,
Sheep,-Rcceipis, 5000. Sheep STEADY.
Lambs steady. higher. Good 10 choice
weihers, $5.oom $50, fair to choice mixcd,
$4,000 500; western sheep. $s.som 5.z5.
native lambs. $s.oom67s; western lambs,
IS. 5oa b.5S.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
RETALIATE ON MERCHANTS
Declaration Of Business Men Not to Pur-
chase Tickets Is Obnoxious.
SPECIAL TO INTER MOUNTAIN.

,
Anaconda, June I4-lt is rumored on
the streets that number of the organiza-
tons are taking action to rctaliatc because
OF the recent action of the merchants In
relation to buying tickets for balls, rafiles
and entertainments.
Delegates from a number of the societies
met Thursday night, and while the result
of their deliberations has not been given
out. it is understood that they are taking
steps to make their purchases from others
than the merchants who signed the agree
ment not to buy any more tickets.
As almost all the prominent merchants
in the city signed the agreement the sequel
will be watched with interest
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Chicago Livestock.


South Omaha. June i4.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 100 mead Market steady. Native
steers. $5.ooM7.6o: cows and heifers. $5.7s
Ws7s; western steers. $l.7smsoo; Texas
steers, $l.aoM5.6o Gamers, 81 .oo6I 3.2s
stockcrs and feeders, $s.oo0is.ss calves.
$J.oono.so: bulls. stays. etc, $3,7sMs.7s.
llogs-Reccipts. Io.soo Market slow.
Heavy, $.5sM7.so; mixed, $7.3om7. 10
light. $7.oom7.5s: pigs, $6.ooM7. 90 bulk
OF sales. $7.ssM7.4o.
Shccp--Markct steady. Fed muttons.
$ja5Ms.ss; westerns $5.7sM4.7S; ewes,
$5.5on 500 common and stockers, $1,000
4.65 lambs. $s,ootI7 700.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Bears Get Away.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNTAIN.l
Anaconda, June I4.-Two captive bears
at Mountain View Park escaped from
their cages late last night and it was
only after heart-rending chase that Man
ager Daniels of the park, assisted by J..
A. Riskin, succeeded in hcrding them into
their cages. They did no damage to speak
Of, but succeeded in frightening number
of visitors on the grounds.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
A. o. H. PICNIC TOMORROW
Anaconda Lodges Have Arranged to
Make Is Monster Affair
KspxcIAI. ro INTER Mou uNTAIN.

RSPECIAL TO INTER MOUNTAIN.I
Anaconda, June I4.-Tomorrow will he
gala Gay at Mountain View Park. Di-
visions Nos. and of the Anaconda
A. O. H. have made arrangements for
a monster picnic and as one-rate excur-
sion has been made from Butte, it is
expected that a large crowd OF people
will be down from there.
The program as arranged. includes base
ball and athletic sports of all kinds. In
addition the lake is in fe condition and
the park more beautiful than it has ever
been before.
1t is an ideal sport in which to spend
a pleasant Sunday
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Kansas City Livestock.
fny ASSOCIATED rprss. !

T
Kansas City, June I4.--Gattlc-Re-
ceipts. 100 head. Market. steady. Native
steers, $s.75n+as; Texas and Indian
steers. $I.ooma7s; Texas cows. $s,osm
37s; native cows and hcifers, $a.oom
sos; sioekers and feeders, $345m 500 /,
bulls. $a.8om s.as, calves, $5.oom $50.
llogs-Reccipis. 5000 head. Market,
lower Bulk OF sales. $7.3om 200; heavy.
S7.osm ,.6s packers, $7.4oa 90 medium,
$7.JoM7.so light, $6.ooM7.Io; yorkers,
S7.asM7.ao; pigs. 50 goa 6.8s.
Shccp-Rcceipis, 6.ooo head. Market,
steady. Muttons, $4.ooM53o: lambs,
$46om5.I5; range weihers, $looh SOS !:
ewes. $4.25m $40.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
ANACONDA POLICE COURT
Eli Natche and Mrs. Thompson Hold
High Jnks at Midnight Hours. Is

ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNrAINl -
Anaconda, June f4se~Eii sNatchc md
Mrs. Thompson were arrested last night
in cabin No. 10 in the rear of the Cglifor-
MIA house on Front street, on charge Of
disturbing the peace. &
The complaint was sworn out by neigh
Dor who said that the midnight rcvels of
the two were not in the least productive
of sleep.
They put up bonds to appear in the po-
lice court at o'clock this afternoon.
Pat Sullivan. plain drunk was ar
rested last night and will appear in the
police court this evening
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

United States as Billy Beach, of Beach
Brothers, noted high class vaudeville
team. The original Beach Brothers vaude-
vile team was the two Mulkeys and this
season for the first time in the last six
years they will again appear together on
the stage as Beach Brothers.
The two Mulkeys are natives OF Cairo,
ILL.,, and come from a family Of actors,
their father, Judge Mulkey, of East ST.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Cheap Excursion via Northern Pacific T'y.

June 7, 8, 10, ID and I6, round trip
tickets sold to St. Paul, Mime
apolis, Duluth, Omaha, St. Joseph,
Council Bluffs and Kansas City. .$;a.oo
Chicago and intermediate points and
return ..... -. .......,.... $3.50
St. Louis and intermediate points
and return ........ .......... 1850
Rates also in effect to other principal
points west of Chicago.
May a8 to June 9, round trip tickets
to San Francisco ..... .....,.. $1,000
Los Angeles and return. ........ 6o.oo
July q, S and 6, St. Paul and Mime
apolls and return. .'..,.,....... 1850
August to Q, inclusive, San Fran
cisco and return .. ......... 5000
Los Angeles and return. ......... 6o.oo
For berth reservation and other infor-
nation call on or write:
r. A. JOHNS,
Agt B. A. & P. Ry, Anaconda, Mont.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
WALKER SHOULD RESIGN
Or. NJ. M. Leahy Expresses Himself
Forcibly on the Matter.

ESPECIAL TO INTER MOUNTAiN.1
Anaconda, June I4.-Rcgarding the in
vestigation against Principal Walker of the
high school, DR.. NJ. NJ Lcahy said this
morning:
IF Walker does not resign his position
as principal of the higl, school, whether he
be cleared of the charges against him or
not, an indignation meeting of prominent
citizens will be called in action in the mat
ter,
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

west, Montana. viz. Robert Mitchell ot
Butte. Montana. aud who will submit tcsti.
mony aud proof ha, said land IS non. mineral
In character. AZ the hearing hereinafter men.
toned.
Aud the said township having bcen returned
by the surveyor General as mineral IN charac.
ter, hearing viii be held at this Office on tho
goth day ot June, Ipos To determine the true
character Of said land. the testimony TO bc
used therein 10 he submitted on the .atn day
OF June. TOO. al Ia O'Clock a. m before J,hn
Bean, notary publ c. at his office in Butte,
Montana.
GEORGE u. u4.EENE.
.eo,r :, - Register.
Attorney Inr Annlicnui
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNTA1N.1
Anaconda, June I4.-Mr. John II. Null
key, for the past two years employed in
the capacity of prescription clerk for the
Martin Drug Co. Of this city, left last
night for Chicago to join his brother. Mr..
William Mulkey, known to theatrical
managers and stage folk throughout the
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

Special conyocation of Anaconda chap
ter, U. d., X. A. NJ, at Masonic hall Mon
day, June I6, at 8 p. m. Official visitation
OF grand high priest. Sojourning com
panions cordially invited. BY order of
HENRY X. RAINSFORD,
J.. II. p.
Fl. w. GRATAIN, Secretary.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
NOTICE d. HEARING.
Land Office at Helena, Montana

April Il, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that tic following.
named person has filed application to make
Soldiers Additional Homestead Entry, for and
upon lot one n, Section twentysix (a6,
Township three 90 north, Range eight (s)
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
liycrpool Wheat Market.

tDY ASSOCIATED PRESs.l
Liverpool June r4.-Close Wheat
July, s. ioNh September, 6s iMi.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Frisco Wheat Market.

ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.l
San Francisco, June I4.-Wheat-Ma Mar
kct steady; December, $iIih bid, spot
steady at $I.Io.
Barcy-Steady: december, 83Ec bid;
cash, 8oc.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
New York Stocks.

Repor,ed by the Coe Commission Coz
New York. June H. 1907. Ocpening and
closing prices today.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14
Salt Lake Mining Stocks.

tReportcd by the Coe Commission Coz
Salt Lake City. June I4.-Noon call on
exchange today follows:
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

Fl. w. GRATAIN, Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-21
Cuarto de Socorros

Marcelino Rodriguez, curado de una
herida contusa de 2 centfmetros de Ion
gitud sobre la region frontal. Leve,
con asistencia.
Francisco Franco, curado de una herl-
da incisa en- forma triangular de 9 cen
tfmetros de longitud, sobre el tercio in
ferior del antebrazo izquierdo y otra
herida incisa de dos cent1metros sobre
la primera falange del dedo medic de-
la mano izquierda. Leve, con asisten-
cia.
Amador Garcia curado de una heri-
da por mordedura de Tin perro sobre
la p falange del dedo mehique de La
mano izquierda. Leve, salvo accidente.
Gumersindo Matos, curado de una
herida por mordedura de un perro So
bre ell tercio inferior cara interna de la
pierna izquierda. Leve, salvo accidente
Asunci6n Garrido, curada de una
herida inciso- contusa de cent1metro Sc
bre el arco superciliar derecho. Leve,
con asistencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-21
Association popular
cooperative de construcciones,
ahorros y prestamos de
Puerto Rico

Concession a perpetuidad. Capital
autorizado en- acciones, S 100000. Valor
nominal de las acciones, 500 una, paga-
deros en- plazos mensuales de SIPS ca
da uno. No hay derechos de admission.
Sc presta dinero los socioS al seis por
ciento de interes y con grandes facilida-
des de pago. Sc abona 6 Sc paga divi-
dendos cuatro veces en- ell aflo' Com
pleto privilegio de retirada. Los inte-
reses de los accionistas perfectamente
garantidos y salvo. Posibilidad para
Ell mas humilde jornalero, de poseer su
casa Medic SECURE y provechoso de
colocar dinero, para el que 10 desee.
Gran oportunidad para una persona de
recursos que quiera percibir una renta
segura cada trimestre. Esta Asocia.
ci6n esta organizada y destinada para
ser un poderoso agente de prosperidad
general, un importante factor para Ia
construction de buenas casas y un gran
estfmulo para mejorar las condiciones
sociales de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-21
JUNTA DIRECTIvA

William H. Elliott. Andres Crosas.
Fidel Guillermety. DR.. Ricardo M.
Hernandez. Walter E. Lands. Manuel
E. Landiz. Manuel Paniagua Oller. Al
fred A. Smith.
Esta Association comenzara sus nego-
clos el dia primero de Julio de 1902, fe.
cha en- La cual debe hacerse Ell pago del
primer plazo de las acciones suscritas
en- la ofcina de la Association, cuyo To-
cal Sc dara conocer antes de la citada
fecha. Sc envfan pliegos en- blanco de
suscripcion a aquellas personas cuya
direction Sc conoce, para que los firrnen
soliciten suscripciones entire sus amigos
devuelvan los pliegos frmados. Todc
el que deje de recibirlos y no tenga ia
cilidades de obtenerlos, puede suscribir
Sc dirigiEndose, por correo mensagero
directamente w. H. Elliot, Intenden
cia, San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-21
La invencion de los sellos
DE CORREOS

Un dia en- que el ingles Sir Rouland
Hill Sc encontraba cazando, Sc dlsloco
un pie al rersegt'ir una pieza por I'm
terreno esCabroso.
Acercose traba joSamente una caba-
fla que vefa q corta distancia y en- ella
vic iinicamente una nifla de doce alos
que le facilito aqua, sal vinagre y una
venda con este Sc hizo la primera Gu
ra. Despues de terminada saco del
bolsillo I'm pequefo libro y Sc puso a
leer.
All POGO tempo lego la cabaf1a ell
cartero rural y presento a la nina una
carta que tra1a el sobre para su padre
piiiendole dos chelines.
Embebido Hill en- la 1ectura no Sc
flo en- el nj oyo la conversation q'.e
tuvo con la mia pero levantando la
vista del libro vic que Sc alejaba con la
carta en- la mano.
mo es para su familia ese carta
Porque no la recoge tsted ?--Preguntd
4 la nif1a.
--Es para mi padre. Debe ser de
TN hermano que tenemos en- la India
pero no podemos abonar los dos cheli
mes de franqueo
=, Cora rsted !-dijo Hill dando dos
chilines la nifla.-Alcance usted al
cartero y recoja la carta,
La nina obedecio y regreso q la caba
fia con la carta recobrada merced a Il
generosidad de Hill
Cuando la familia regreso la caba
fla despues de !erminados los trabajos
del campo Sc abrio el sobre y Sc vic que
contenia una carta orden de 400 libra.
esterlinas que enviaba su hermano
quien Sc habfa hechc inmensamente ri
co en- la India, y la algeria enloquecio :
todos los aldeanos
Solo Sir Rouland permanecio silen
cioso y pensativo.
-Es monstruoso e1 precio del corret
-pensaba-y aun 10 es mas el modo d.
cobrarlo Por ambas cosas ha estad'
Iesta familia a punto de perder una for
tuna y de no tener noticia de su hijo.
Sc flo en- esta idea y Sc puso medi
tar acerca de ella y concibio el proyect,
de los timbres para el franqueo previc
que taato ha abaratado Ell correo por /
economic que produce en- los gastos ac
lministrativos.
Y he aqtf que la dislocaeion del pi
de Sir Roulan1 Hill y la escena de
cabafla han Waldo al mundo la utilfs
: ma invencion de los sellos de Correo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-21
INDICADOR RELIGIOSO
MANANA DOMINGO

Santa Iglssia Catedral.- -Misas reza.
das les 5, 7,y7H; y misa cantada a
las 9.
San Francisco de Asfs.-Misa parro-
quia1 las s, Rosario todos los dias al
toque de oraciones.
Santa Ana.-Misas rezadas a las IN
Y misa ar1nonizada las 9 en- la que
cantaran algunas sedoritas.
Capilla de la V. o. T. Franciscana -
Misa rezada a las 6H.
Capi1la de las RR MN. Carmeltas.- -
Misas rezadas las OF. Misa cantada
a las 81z.
San Jose.-Misas a las horas de cos
tumbre.
Capilla del Hospital de Ia Conception
-Misa rezada a las 61a.
Capil1a de las R. R. NJ. M. del Sagra-
do Corazon.-M Misa a las 7 menos cuarte
y Exposiciop de S. D. M. a las cuatre
de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-21
La iInpTeRta en- Ell mundo

Los periodieos ingleses indican que
Sc observa alg1n movimiento que tien
de a la unifcacion de los caracteres de
imprenta.
Los caracteres latinos predominant en-
Europa, 6 sea en- Francia, Espaf1a, Por
tugal, Italia, Belgica, Inglaterra, Ho1an
da, Bohemia Dinamarca, Suecia, No
ruega y Rumania.
Ell caracter eslavo Sc usa en- Russia
Servia y Bulgaria.
El griego en- Grecia-como es natt1.
ral-y en- la parte meridional de Al
bania.
Los caracteres arabes son utilizados
por los musulmanes de Turqrfa.
Los kalmukos del bnjo Volga Sc sir
ven aun de los caracte eres mongolicos.
Los israelistas del mundo entero
usan caracteres hebreos.
Desde hace algt1n tempo Sc viene
observando en- Alemania I'm 1novimien.
to de la opinion en- favor del caracter
latino, que es mas sencillo, mas claro,
y que Sc presta a mas variaciones que
Ell gotico.
Los graades periodicos de Alemania
va caracteres latinos para COM
poner sus cronicas fnancieras.
Por t1ltimo en- America casi todos
los paises emplean los caracteres latinos
que fueron importados por la imprenta
espaflola.