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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Jumbos Win Again.

One of the prettiest games that has
been played on Washington Park in
many moons was played last Sunday
afternoon between the Jumbos and
Fort Atkinson. The locals winning by
a score of to 0. The game was re-
plete with sensational fielding.
The game was played as follows:
Fort Atkinson was first at bat Hetts
lead of with single, and Rutzen was
hit by pitched ball putting men on
first and second with nobody out, Ban
dig flew out to Richards, then Dyer came
up and shot fly over short, but Hahn
by a great run caught it and threw
into double play retiring the side.
The Jumbos scored in the first inning,
Hahn lead off with hit but was forced
at second by Richards who was safe on
first. Leschinger then drove the ball to
the left field fence for three bases
scoring Richards, Wendorf hit to short
and Leschinger scored. Schulz and
McAdams were passed on balls, but
Church and Bliss famed retiring the
side. Score 2 to O in favor of the
Jumbos. Neither side scored again
until tee 9Th inning when the Jumbos
started the trouble. Wendorf lead off
with a hit, Schulz was hit with
pitched ball and McAdams filed the
basses with drive over second, Church
then hit safely and Wendorf and Schulz
scored leaving men on first and second
and nobody out, Bliss hit a short fly
into right center which looked like a
safe drive but second baseman Bandig
of the visitors after a great run caught
it and threw into triple play retiring
the side. In the seventh Fort had
men on first and second and two out
Richards made a fine one-handed stop
and their chance for scoring was gone.
The Jumbos added two more to their
credit in the seventh on hits by Hahn
and Leschinger a fielders choice base
on balls and an error.
In the eighth Fort had another
chance to score, with Rutzen on second
and two out. Bandig hit safely to right
field, but Kuenzi made a fine throw
home catching Rutzen 10 the plate,
and their last chance was gone. The
Fort could do nothing in the ninth and
the final score was to 0 in favor Of
the JumbOs.
Wendorf pitched mastery ball and
received fine support from his catcher
Schultz and the stouewall infeld and
outfield back of him.
Following is the score by innings
and each mans Individual playinp:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Picnic and Festival.

The greatest pleasure event of the
season will certainly be the grand pic
mic aud harvest festival to be held Sun
day, August 20 at Tivoli, under the
auspices of the Plattdautscher Verein.
These gatherings have become noted
occasions for enjoyment and are large
ly attended. Thacker's band will fur
nish the music and Prof. Hocopocus
will provide the amusement. AdmiS.
sion to the island free and everybody
cordially invited. Read advertisement
elsewhere in the Republican.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Our New Minister.

If you fail to see Denman Thompson
and Geo. w. Ryer's greatest of all
character plays Our New Minister"
when it comes to the Turner Hall Sun
day Aug. q for. its first local presenta-
ton, you will miss one of the best all
around performances ever seen on any
stage. The original New York all
star cast will be seen and beautiful
scenic pro duction shown
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Waived Examination.

Fred Berns, the man who attempt
ed to swindle Otto Il. NOwack with a
forged check on the Wisconsin Nation
al Of which mention was made in the
Republican last week appeared before
Judge Henze Friday, waived examina-
and was recOmmitted to the county
Jail. He expressed al anxiety to go
before County Judge Grimm, plead
guilty and take sentence to prison.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Took Poison by Mistake.

Emil Henning. who resided two and
one-half miles southeast Of the city,
is dead He took poison by mistake
Saturday evening and lived but short
time after taking the fatal draught.
The deceased was engaged in business
in this city until about two years ago,
having saloon on Thirlst. He was
about so years of age an eft family
to mourn his departure.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Whose Fault is 1t?

Public parks are supposed to be for
the pleasure of the citizens, where they
can rest in the shade when the wealth
err is warm and enjoJ life. The City
Park is an exception, Thee are no
seats and keep off the Grass" signs
stares one in the face Whose fault is
it, that it is not a place. where the
people can enjoy themselves?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Our New Minister.

Denman Thompson and Geo. w. Ry-
er's greatest for all character plays
'Our New Ministern which Watertown
sees for the first time at the Turner
Hall on Sunday, Aug. 9th is not only
great play, but one of the greatest
of the present age. It's wonderful Gus
cess has set the world by the ears. and
it will be in it's prime when all others
OF its class are laid away and FORGOT
ten. The original New York all star
cast will appear.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Grain Stacks Burned.

The fire department was called out
Friday noon by the burning of four
stacks of grain near Tivoli island How
the stacks took fire is mystery yet to
be solved. Shortly after its return, a
false alarm was turned Ia and the
department given another run for
exerciseand to get warmed up so as to
use hot language.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
A New Clock.

Nels johnson of Detroit is here
this week putting a new clock in the
tower of St. Benard's church, under
the directions Of William Kelly. 1t
the hours until new bell is Installed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
They PiCnicked.

The employees at the A. Il. Wiens
Brush factory picnicked Sunday after
noon and evening at Tivoli island and
enjoyed themselves. They marched
from the factory to the island headed
by Thacker's band. There were quite
a number out from Milwaukee to atte ne
and have a good time.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Fine and Dandy.

Fire chief Chaser looked fine and
dandy Friday in his new official hat.
and it made the presperation run down
over his good looking face in stream,
but he gets there just the same hat or
no hat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Hail Did Damage.

On the 18th inst. hail storm did
considerable damage to growing tobac
CO in Dane and Rock counties. The
same storm, so it is reported, did some
damage to growing crops in this part
of Jefferson county.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
kuSeI= =MerkeIs

Mr.. Arthur Kusel and Mrs. Hattie
Merkel were married Tuesday, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. d.
G. Meinert at the parsonage of the
MoTavian church. They have the best
wishes OF host of friends for their
happiness and prosperity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
HOrtiCultlraliSt Meet.

The Summer meeting of the State
horticultural Society will be held at
Oshkosh, August 90. An interesting
program has been arranged for the
occasion. Every one interested in fruit
raising and flowers should attend
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16

Summary: Three base hits, Lesch-
niger; triple play, Bandig to Rutzen to
Hetts; double play Hahn to Richards
to McAdams; Wendorf to McAdams to
Leschinger. Base on balls off Jones A.;
hit by pitched ball by Wendorf 1, by
Jones 2. Time Of game l hour.
Next Sunday the team goes to JEFF
ferson.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
individual Safes.

Our steel lined, electric protected
burglar and freproof vault contains a
large number of individual safes. We
rent those to people al So. and upwards
according to size. These safes are under
sole control Of the renter, and afford con-
yenience privacy and security. We in
yite you to call and inspect them.
Merchants Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
Knight Templar5.
Master MasOns.

1t was estimated that there were at
least 800 in line and marched on Main
street to Sixth and counter-marched
to Washington.stree and then returned
to the Masonic building now in course
of erection where preparations had
been made for the ceremonies, every
thing being in readiness. The speak
ers and mem bers of the Grand Lodge
were provided with seats upon a raised
platform large flag as a canopy,
about the platform being grouped on
two sides the knight Templars and
Master Masons, A F. Sollidav acting
as grand marshal.
The stone which is of red Wisconsin
granite and beautifully polished bear
ing upon one side the letters and fig
ures A. l.. 5905 in panel which indi-
cate the age of free masonry.
When the proper time arrived in the
ceremonies, the stone was put in place,
but would not have been plumb, had
not David Wright the Nestor of Wis
consin masons placed his hand upon
the same. and not ''level, had not
Jesse G. Bradley been present and see
it put in place.
Brief remarks were made by Grand
master Bradley, followed by an address
by Grand Sec'y w. v. . Parry who spoke
eloquently of the work of masonry
and its power for good in leading men
to higher aims and purposes in life.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16

READ THE REPUBLICAN AND GET THE
NEW.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-08-16
CORNER STONE
LAID THURSDAY
MANY VISITING rIEMBERS OF
THE ORDER PRESENT TO
PARTICIPATE IN EVENT.
Brief Address by Grand Master
Jesse c. Bradley and Regular
Address by Grand Secretary w.
w. Perry. Many Citizens At
tended the Ceremonies.

Thursday afternoon, the corner
stone of the new Masonic Temple was
laid with imposing and impressive
ceremonies as is usual on such occa-
sions. Soon after o'clock, process
sion was formed on Second street right
resting on Main street in the following
order:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

-Strae. gdrbsnu (aur Sod
teri: rGnu, tpenn Ou ni6t urtig biit,
mubt Ou heute CUR Strafe in's Sbeds
ter aeben, tpo elm flahii6es Stiid 5u
ermd bigten preiien aufgefIbrt tpirp."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
@tn HrtbetI aper SefFms.

Cine iebr niepli9e, nur penig bes
FAINT %nefporbene Inefbote iiber 2eis
ting bat einmal Der peritprbene 8erli<
ner 4rst unb G6riftiteller Mdr &ins
er5d6lt, Der lie Der Mittbeilung eines
Woltenbiittler Jreunbss berbdnfte.
Oprt lebte mod in ben breiBieer Sab
rem bes Dorigen S%dbrbunberts bic urz
dlte 4~ufpdrterin 9ott6plb Gpbraims,
cine 5rau, Die auf ibren beriibmten
9errn teinesnees gut gu ipre9en mar.
Sin 8erebrer bes Si6ters bate BON
Der Often gebDrt unb reifte eieens na9
Wolfenbiittel, UNI aus ibrem Munoe
etpas iiber bas bGusli6e 2eben 2eis
fing's gu erfabren. Die Nlte 5eigte
ii4 dber iebr tpprttarg unb bate ni9t
Die geringite 2uit, &ebe unb Nntport
81 ite6en. Nur als Der 9err fragte,
o6 2eiiing eerau6t babe, ertpiberte tie
drgerli9 in plattoeuti9em Sialett:
r6et barre MIR, lei funne mir unb
bogte of mir, aber i9mDfen oau bei'n
gan3en Dag" (@r bate ni9ts, er
fonnte ni9ts unb tau9te AUDI nihts,
dber rauGen t6dt er ben garaen Sag.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

me nit f6redli9er Stimme an ben
S9lG9termeiiter, Isle tperben bod
tpobl pifen, bab i9 feline S9ien
fdufe, nenn tie au9 mod 70 iebr be-
trdn5t iinb, unb penn i9pn, 10 lit on
einem Seiertage unb in bieier feitliben
Stimmung Ort unO 3eit re4t f9le9t
getpGblt."
n@ber, perebrte Srau, per benft
benin an 8ertaufen9 SD tppQte mir
nur erluuben, Sbnen 6iefen 9fingitz
O9ien gum @el@enf gu MAIDEN. Sic
perben baraus erieben, bab i9 bur9z
aus fem 8ni6er bin, ipie Sic na9
Sbrem tpertben S9reiben, befen @mz
pfang i9 iibrigens beitGtige, anSunebz
men belie6en. MDge S6nen biefsr
S6ie, tbelsrite 5rau &abe :"
Gr fpnnte biefen Wunf9 aber ni6t
~brenpigen, benn plDBli9 rief Elm
eSun9e:
m@@, bas lit ia Der Yfingftp9fe bon
Der S9lG9terinnung. Zen 9err Sriibe
eenpnnen bat"
Sriibes Miene berbIIterte f9.
Die S9ld9terinnung fiibrte an>
idbrli6 einen betrGnster Yfingito9ien
auf Die Wieie DOR benz Sbore Der
Stabt binaus, unb bic 2ebrlinge fiibrs
ten um bieien S9fen berum einen
Gang aus. Gum S4luie purbe bus
S6ier unter Die Snnunesmitgliebsr
perlppt. Sn bieiem Sabre mar Sriibe
Der eliidli9e 8%etpinnsr sepeIen, uno
iofort fam INN Der 9eoanfe, Oh er NIT
benz @epinn Der Dame feiner Gebn=
iu9t ni6t elm 9ei9ent maiden ipGe.
Damn muBte lie ia einieben, bab er
ni4t nur tein Geiabals, fpnbern i'm
@egentbeil Elm Marln nit pffener
Sanb lei. @enn er ielbit ben S9ien
gei9la9tet bate, banu bGtte er cine
f9Dne Ginnabme baraus 5ieben fDnz
men = bO~rausgeiebt, OuB feline Stunt
ben linn ben 5Gben 8raten ni9t an ben
&ppf gepOrfen bdtten, benin Die ipars
fame S9ld6terinnung bate 81 benz
pfingitipiel benSGie bon einem Sir
fusflofpn erftanben, Der basSbier balb
umfrnft tpeggab, neil es altersidtpa9
geporben mar.
Sn5pif9en mar 9err &egiitrator
pieffe eingetreten, unb feline 8egrii=
Bung nit Srau &dbe mar cine 10 In
nige, baB biefe it9 plDbli9 nit iebr
liebenspiirbiger Miene an Sriibe pers
bette unb fagte:
v@rluuben sic mir, Sbnen meineE
@erlpbten, GERM &egiitrator Yiefte.
NprauItellen. llnb tpenn S6nen biel
aaran gelegen lit, buB i9 Sbren S9z
Zen ais 9ei6enf anne6me ="
nSd, &u9en!" fiel Sriibe entriiitet
Gin. yOa perarbeite i9 i'm lieber gu
Durft."
Stol5 5og er NIT ieinem Pfinsft>
n9ien ab. Mm britten S~eiertage
f6idte er ieinen 8eIe[len NIT Der Ie9<
nung, Der 80 Mart so Pfennig nan
Der &affe" erhpb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Ser i6Iame Siap.

8iGp's @robpater tit @rSt unb in
8iaD's 4usen Der grDbte Mdnn Der
Grbe. 9iir5li9 entf6loB fi6 Der alte
9err, aus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eiue
&eife mad europa gu unternebmen,
unb 8inb, troitlos iiber bic ~bepprite>
benoe Srennuns, iebte aT feline 9ez
r,btidmfeit baran, feinen 8roBpater
babon ab5ubringen.
sd febe gar ni9t Elm, @robpapa,"
fagte 8iqp, vtparum Su 10. peit fort
muBt fir Define @eiunbbeit; Ou Bit
bod elm Softpr."
,@ben besbalb," meinte Der aft.
6err, ypeil i9 @rSt bin, fpeiB iG,
mas mir Nptb t9ut. SD bab MIDI
ielbit unterfu6t unb bab gefunbsn,
buB i9 cine 8erdnberung unb Hube
brau6e, besbalb babe i6 mir cine
Seereife psrf9rieben, unb fpenn Elm
Qr3t @inem ettpas peri9reibt, 10 muB
man ii9 bana9 ri9ten, = ipp5u lit
BENIN fonft Elm Spftpr gut9"
8tnp badte einen Mugenblid iiber
bas 9epi9tige argument na4, bann
BETTE fi4, iein @eii9tden auf unb er
idgte:
,4ber, @rpbpapd, iparlim beriu9it
Su's ni9t NAL nit einem anberen
Softpr9"N
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
Sci m

8eim 9eiratbsper@
mittler. r5leibig unO bduslid,
baden sc eeiust. mGr' Die Dame. 8. T..
id babe mid e~rtunbigt: Jlsib beiiBt ie,
aber q 9aus MIDI"
Cine anDere Sa6e.
!6ausberr gum Weinreiienoen): sd
babe Sbnen bod bereits geiast, Dab ih
Intialfo6olifer bin uno neber Bier
nod Wein trinfei" 8einreiienoer:
vNun, cine &~leinigfeit fOnnten sic
immerbin beiteuen, mir 9eben neun
Monate 3iel. 6dusberr: nSo.
neun Wpnate; ba f9iden sic 9unoert
5laI9en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

: S m Iebten MugenbItd.
9err (ber eine alte bdblide Goufine
na9 Der 8abn sebradt unb serabe an=
sefommen lit, als fi9 Der s3ug in Be-
tpegung ieben min: .Oas nenne i9
Slid. ni9t NAL einen &uB bat tie
mir Qeben f0nneni"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
tpanoeln %Iai1en!"

Sruu: SD fruse mid, pesbulb
Su bur6dus unfere Soiree ni4t BEL
uns gu 9duie, iOnbern in einem genie
tbeten Saale auspGrts seben pinHt?"
Mann: rSehr einfa6! Weil i9
bann ieIbit audi rubig mad 9auie Ss>
ben fam, tpenrl mir Die Sadie gu lang
peilig pirb -"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
I.

= Sur9f9aut. 80, i'd
liebe SIRE So9ter pabniinnis!" =
SD firhte, Sic lieben iber meine
@erbdltnihe!"
-9Dbere SD6terpeisz
belt. rWosu bient eigentlia fonz
beniirte Milh, 8ertba?" rSebenz
faas fir 2euts, Die in ibrer &ii9e gu
wenig plaB haben!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27
m,rhereituno 0~ousfrnu:

= Wprberettmng. 9dusfrdu:
uMlfo, beiratben tperben Sic, Innas
Saben sic ii9 ben S4ritt au4 ernits
lid iiberlsgtg" Stubenmdb4en: %
aepiB, qnG' Srau. i9 bin f6on Sfpeiz
nal Bel Der &arteni4ldserin gsrpss
fen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-27

rMlfo bas lit Sein Mann?! Sd
fann Did ni9t bsgreifen - mar
er febr rei6?"
rSas slaubten mir aud. Gr mar
ndmli9 nit meiner gan5en Somilie 10
fred, rob uno unperi9dmt, bab mir
ale bu9ten, er miile aus iebr pornebz
mem 9aufe iein."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-21
BANCO De PUERTO RICO.
lunta general eStraordlnarla de acGlonlstas.

Por acuerdo de 12 de Septiembre tilti-
mo, del COnsejo de Gobierno de este Ban
co, en- uso de la facultad que le reconoce
el art. AZ de los Estatutos sociales, Sc con-
voca q los seiiores Accionistas Junta &C.
neral extraordinaria para tratar de la re-
forma de los arts, l. IT, 49, 81 No. g. 20
81 -33 (atribuci6n Ga "a SO parrafo
20. y 46, de dichos Estatutos; y case de
quedar aceptada la reforma del art /,
acordar Sc lleven desde luego la conta-
bilidad cuantos asientos sean necesaria
constituencies de la misma y Sc expidan
nuevos tftulos de acciones en- consonancia
con tales acuerdos; en- cuyo sentido debera
entenderse ampliada la convocatoria hecha
en- 81 de Octubre proXimo pasado.
La Junta Sc celebrara en- 2 de Diciem-
bre pr6ximo a la de la tarde en- Ell do
micilio social, Tetuan 3.
Durante los ocho dias anteriores la
celebration de la Junta la Secretarfa faci-
litard papeletas de asistencia los accio-
nistas que 10 solicitor, quedando expuesta
al pGblico desde esta fecha, en- dicha de-
pendencia, la lista de sefiores Accionistas
que tendrdn deIechO voz y voto en- la
referida Junta. San Juan Puerto Rico
II de Noviembre de 1905. FL Presidente
M. Paniagua. 6.v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-21
COSTA RIGA
Ia pOIitiea es IA Causa principal del
estadO de miseTia del pals.
El presIdente actual De IA repuhlIca, doctor As
CenClOn EsquIveI, GlandO sale IA Calle "a
mas esCOItado que q Gzar deRasIa.

Hay parajes tan altos,y peligrosos en-
Costa Rica-dice el escritor Acosta-
que Sc We ell hermoso Reventaz6n 4 los
pies del pasaiero, como una estrecha cinta
blanca tendida sobre un cesped verde, que
son bosques de gigantes arboles, casi i'm
perceptibles desde tai altura, para Ia vista
del yiajero
"Ese peligroso admirable camino,
donde la naturaleza es tan fecunda, donde
Sc arrastra la yenenosa serpieate, donde Sc
balancea en- los aires el condor, donde ha-
bito el tigrillo de America, SCI atraviesa
en- seis horas, Sc llega 4 San Jose despu6s
de pasar por la antigua ciudad de Carta-
90, situada en- las faldas del volcan Irasl,
cuyo crater esta velado por densas nubes,
que hace unos so amos cnbrf6 de cenizas
4 dicha ciudad.
''Los habitantes de Costa Rica por 10
general son sanos, tranquilos Iy muy reli-
giosos
'La mujer es hermosa y elegante: en- su
trato es amable y graciosa, y 81 agradable
china que ALI reina colora sus mejillas
con un suave .rosado.
ia polftica es la causa principal del
estado de miseria del pals.
EN- la Repl1blica, que cuenta 25O,00O
habitantes, hay cinco partidos, mejor dicho
facciones personales, que apoyan 4 cinco
individuos, todos aspirantes ala presiden-
cia; pero entire ellos el que goza de mayor
simpatfa es el Lcdo senior MaXimo Fer
nandez, que cuenta con todos los e4emen-
tos obreros y agrfcolas. ~
Isl el senior Fernandez, que es un hom-
bre culto y simpaGco, sube la presiden-
cia, tendra un buen regimen de gobierno
Ell pals prosperara rapidamente,
'Desde que subi6 Rafael Iglesias a la
presidencia, es pesima la situaci6n del
pals. .... H.
'1glesias hizo una constitution & su an
toto; encaden6 y desterr6 varios ciuda-
danos, por Ell delito de enarbolar una ban
dera cubana, durante nuestra revoluci6n;
prohibi6 que Sc hicieran colectas orden6
al gobernador Carlos Volio que suprimie-
ra una velada en- honor de Marti.
GEL citado gobeTnador, en- una comuni-
caci6n Official, dio: E'que sentfa no conce-
der authorization para. que Sc yerifcara Ia
velada en- honor del ''muerto iTlado" Jose
Martf"
"El presidente actual es ell doctor AS
censi6n Esquivel. No dejar6 m 1alos re-
cuerdos, pero Sc dice que tampocO ha he
cho NADIA por Ell progreso del pals.
''Cuando sale 4 la calle va mas escolta-
do que Ell Gar de Russia.
La policfa, desde las 6 de la tarde, Sc
arma con rifles una enorme canana de
balas, 10 que resulta ridfculo, pues no hay
pueblo mas pacffco que Ell costar rricense;
pero al gobierno lie convene mantener ese
aparato.
"AJlf Sc vive actualmente en- estado de
sitio. Ell presidente esta rodeado de ba-
yonetas y no Sc puede pasar por Ia acera
de ningGn cuartel, despu6 de las 6 de la
tarde, pesar de estar 6stos en- el centro
de la ciudad."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-21
10 Que HA GASTADO
ranCia en- inVes
tlgaF Ia naVega-
CiOn submarine.
Una De las mayOres Ohras de inge-
1ieria.
EnOrms alstancIa reGorrlda a nadO pOr dos Cisnes
negrOs de Australia.

Durante los 1ltimos Is afios, Francia
liza gastado mas tempo y dinero en- la in
vestigadi6n de la navegaci6n submarine,
que cualquier otro pals
Entire las iiltimas invenciones que han
obtenido patente en- los Estados Unidos,
fgura un aparato que, aplicado 4 las MAJ
quinas de coser, abanica y somete un ma
sale higi6nico al obrero la obrera mien-
tras cose. ~. <
Els costumbre de los chinos soltar cu-
lebras donde ocurre algdn naufragio, pues
Green que los reptiles Sc tragans las almas
de los naufragos ahogados y las sacan a
terra.
Fin Breslau (Alemania) hay una Chi
menea muy curiosa: mide ounce metros
de alto, es de papel, y sin embargo asegu-
ran sus constructors que es completamen-
te incom bustible.
Una de las mayores obras de ingenie-
ria del 1nundo, es un lago artificial de-
p6sito de aguas que hay en- Rajputana
(Indiat Con6cose por el nombre de 'gran
estanque de Dhebar' y Sc destina al riego
dc los campos colindantes.
El dep6sito m6nstruo ocupa varios miles
de metros ctbicos.
Ell fondo de los oios, visto por ell Of
talmoscopio, es rojo obscure en- las perso-
mas morenas, de pelo y ojos negros; es rojo
pdlido J brillante en- los ojos azules de las
personals rubias
En- America Sc empieza estilar pc
lotas pa ara jugar al ''golf' cubiertas de un
barniz fosforescente, para que puedan YER
Sc facilmente cuando Sc juega por la no.
che.
Qua ando un gran general de la anti
qua Grecia morfa, los soldados de todo ell
ej6rcito se rasuraban la cabeza y sus ca
ballos les cortaban las crimes.
--Cuarenta y siete por ciento de los
muertos japoneses son cremados; anuaI-
mente en- Toxic, pasan de 10000 los que
Sc queman en- seis crematorios.
Las pantufas del Papa son legion:
cada par Sc construye con el terciopelo mas
fino; la verdadera pantufa que besan los
peregrinos cat6licos, lleva una cruz de
ORC.
I'm partidario de la luz y de la Gale
facci6n electrical, dice que de cada Glen to-
neladas de carbon gastadas en- Ell fog6n de
la cocina, se pierden noVenta y seis tonela-
das; es decir, que solo Sc aprovecha ell 4
por 100 de combustible, mientras que esa
misma cantidad de carbon destinada pro-
ducir vapor para mover I'm dinamo, darfa
un tanto por ciento mucho mayor de uti-
lidad
--Recientemente han sido cogidos en-
las cercanfas de las islas de Norfolk, en- ell
Oceano Pacfico, dos cisnes negros de Aus
tralia que habfan recorrido nado mas de
setecientos Kilometres.
Las pobres aves estaban completamente
oxtenuadas; pero en- cuanto Sc las di6 un
ba1o Ell aqua dulce y abundante comida,
recobraron las fuerzas.
Ell cisne negro es un gran nadador, pc
70 setecientos Kilometres es demasiada dis
tancia para esta ave.