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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Wo1lnan' S
WhiunSiiCality.

Mrs. Frank Leslie, In a recent article says that
"the woman of vapors is made not born"
In other words she is a product of civiliza tion
And IN the civilized mode Of life she finds her
worst enemy, since the result is weakness. caused
by living contrary to natures simple rules.
rs 1t any wonder" asks the famous authoress
''if woman is uncertain coy and hard to please
and should reconsider thing two or three times,
with battling suddenness and dramatically opposite
conclusons?'
No. it is no wonder at all. when you come to
think Of the pain and suffering most women have
to endure a result of weakness or arrangement
OF their female organs.
Such troubles In such a delicate part Of wo-
mans anatomy cannot fail to have a most deleteri.
Gus effect on the entire system with the
result that she becomes peevish irritable nervous,
unreasonable.
The way to prevent and cure this state of health
and mind is for you to treat yourself at home
with Cardu the great woman's tonic.
1t will build up your generative and nervous
systems. stop pain. prevent dangerous chronic dis
ease, cure dragging-down sensations leucorrhea,
menstrual Irregularities. Inflammation, pain and
female disorders of every kind.
You need Cardui TO fortify yourself against LIES
trials and worries, to keep you well, despite the
strain Of modern civilized life.
Cardui is pure vegetable extract of curative
Ingredients forming healthful, Notwithstanding
Strengthening tonic for women. 1t will cure your
pain and give you back lost health and beauty
Try it.
Every druggist sells It in onedollar bottles with
full directors for the wrapper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Death Of Louis Esbere.

Mr.. Louis Esberg, an old resident of this
city. died yesterday at the Georgetown Uni-
yersity Hospital. after short illness. He
was born In the province Of Hanover. Ger
many. eighty-two years ago. He located In
Washington about 1851. since which time he
has been permanent resident OF the ma
tionaI capital.
Mr.. Esberg conducted q wholesale wine
and liquor business on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. opposite Wizards Hotel. He was sue
cessful. and fifteen years ago retired be-
cause OF falling health. During his active
career he maintained a political residence
on Georgetown Heights. where he enter
tanned some the most notable statesmen
and others OF that period. His brother
Berlin. Germany. Several 81 his nephew
reside in California. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Wagon Demolished, the Driver Hurt.

An exciting accident occurred at Marshall
street and Brightwood avenue yesterday az
ternoon about O'Clock when a dairy
wagon. the property of Joseph Nicholson of
Brookville, Md, was struck by an electric
car. The wagon was demolished and the
horses injured. William E. Sullivan, the
driver, was thrown from the wagon and
lightly injured. Miss Mary Smith, living at
Linden, Md, passenger on the street car,
was thrown to the road and injured about
her arms. She was taken into the house OF
Mr.. Nau, where she was attended by Dr.
Walker. Her injury was not serious, and
she was able to go home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Mrs. Emmons Blaine for school Board.

Mayor Dunno purposes appointing Mrs
Emmons Blaine member OF the Chicago
board of education, according to unofficial
adyices which come from the city hail
friends Of the mayor. Mrs. Blaine refuses
to discuss the matter of her acceptance or
rejection of the honor. She Is one of the
tive children of the late Mr.. Cyrus H. Nc
Cormick. the reaper manufacturer. upon
whose death Mrs. Blaine came into possess
sion OF more than $1,0o0.0oo Her fortune
has been largely increased since that time.
1t Is said that her contributions to peda-
gogicai science aggregate more than her
original inheritance. For several PEARS she
has been actively interested IN educational
matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18

The new law making race track bstting
In Missouri Illegal goes into effect Saturday.
The penalty for violating this law q Inn
prisonment In the penitentiary. OF tie
two ST. Louis race courses. Union PARK
viii close. but the raetnG ~ DslmAr w1iI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
Arrest of Paterson Anarchists Ordered.
Special cahiesram to The Star,

ROME. June 1.-THE arrest has been
ordered of two Italian anarchists who left
Paterson. N. J.. for Naples on the Cunard
steamship Pannonia, which sailed from
New York June Q. and IL due at Naples
today. 4
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raised innumerable objections and placed
insurmountable obstacles in the way. The
leading men of the different tribes who
controlled their affairs and property de-
clined to surrender their prestige and profit.
Various white traders. contractors and cat
tlemen, who had fixed things to suit their
purposes, did everything In their power to
defeat the plans. and stirred up the wilder
members of the tribes to the use Of force.
Finding it impossible to reach an amicable
settlement, Congress passed compulsory
law, directing the commission to disregard
the opposition of the natives, and to pro-
coed to an appraisement and division of the
land upon the most practicable and equit-
able plan possible. Then the actual work
began.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20

ia y cinco cuerdas, 8 sean noventa y
dos hect&reas, cuarenta y cinco areas y
trainta y dos centiareas y colinda or
ell Norte con terrenos de Marcelino
Ortiz, por el Sud con don Patricio Ri
vera, por ell Este con doIia G abriel q
VSzqutz, Y por ell O5ste con don Pedro
Diaz.
Dicha subasta tendra lugar en la
Ofcina del Marshal sita en- el mismo o
edificio d4l Tribunal, el dia 13 de Mar
20 prfXimo a las dos de la tarde: ad-
Write 1dnse que no Sc a1mitir& pos
tura que no cubra la cantidad recla-
mada, sus intereses y costas; que los
tftulos de dichas 6ncas SO encuentran
de manifesto en- la Secretaria del Tri-
bunal y que ell rematista tendra que
conformarse con ellos, y que para to-
mar parte en- la licitaci6n habra que
depositarse Zen la mesa de esta Oficina
ell diez por ciento de Ia suma que sirve
de tipo para la subasta.
Y para su publication en- uno de
los neri0dicos de mas circulaci6a de
pesta Ciudad, expido ell presente en- San
Juan de Poerto Rico a ounce de Fe-
brero de mil novecientos cinco.
JOSE LABRADOR.
Marshall District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
Jose Labrador Nidals, Marshall de
la Corte de DistritO del I)lstrito
Judicial de San Juan.

lose Labrador Nidals, Marshall de
la Corte de DistritO del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan.
HAGO SABER que en- la deman-
da ejecntiva seguida por doTa Merce-
des Nuhoz, vuda dc Orcasitas, sobre
cobro de cr4dito hipotecario, contra
los sehoras Pasalagcua hermanos y
Comp MIA, asccndente 4 DOS MIL
VElNTE Y SElS DOLLARS CUA-
TRO CENTAVOS intereses al seis por
ciento anual hasta que Sc efectue ell
pago y las costas, he dispuesto Sc so
quen p6blica subasta por el tGrmiuo
de vcInte dias, los bienes hlpotecados
para responder delicredito reclanado,
consistentes en- un inmueble que Sc des
cribe asf;
<Estancia compuesta de cuatro-
cieutas seis cuerdas setenta y cinco
avos de otra de terreno de altura,
con hnca de cafe y otras, con pastos
destinados al cultivo de otrOs frutos,
sin nombre conocido. radicada en- los
harrios de Narsnjo. Juan AsenciO y
Bayamoncto de los terminus munich
pales de Sabana del Palmar y Aguas
Ruenas, equivaentes a ciento ciucuen-
ia uueve hactareas, veinte areas, con
su casa habitaci6n de altos y bajos de
MADEIRA, cubierta de tejas de barro,
lndante toda ella por ell Norte con te-
rrenos de la Succession Ortiz y Gahrie-
la Vazquez, por el Caste con don bose
Teodoro Perez, por ell Sud con Victor
Reyes y don Cayetano Colon, por ell
Este con Pedro Daz y Gabriela Ns2.
quel
La parte que radica en- e) t6rniuo
de Sahana del Palmar y barrio de Ma
ranjo Sc compone de ..ciento setenta y
cinco cuerdas, POGO mas menos, y
colinda por oil Norte con don Jose j.
Perez, por ell Este con don Cayetano
Colon, hoy don Jose Mendet y Cintr6n,
por ell Oeste con este mismo sef1or. ,
La parte que radica en- el termino
de Aguas Buenas, barrios de Baya.
moncito y uan..Asencio, donde ubica
la casa, Sc compone de doscientas trein
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
Noticiias de Arecibo


ARECTBO, FEBRERO is DE 1905.
Por cable so ha sabido en- esta ciudad
la triste nueva del fallecimisnto ocu-
rrido en- Barcelona de la distinguida
sonora Consuelo Balseiro, esposa de
senior don Vicente Caballero, socio de
la casa de Snccsores de Roses & c..
Acompanamos en su dolor al Sc
nor don Adolfo Balseiro padre de la
inadaya los demAs familiares. r. |. P.
-Mahana ju6ves comisnzan las
conferencias en- esta iglesia episcopal
q cuyo efecto SO encuentran congrega'
dos en- esta ciudad los distinguidos
Ministries protestantes residences en-
la isla presididos por el Obispo Fliz
Gerald.
Dichas copferencias duraran jue-
YES v6rnes sabado y domingo.
--Es esperado en este puerto un
vapor aleman que cargara cafe para
Europa,
Ell pr6ximo domingo tendra lu.
gar en nuestro Teatro la anunciada
velada, organizada por Ia Junta de
caridad con el ben6fico objeto de com
prar algunos titles y enseres para ell
Hospital y socorrer q los apobres, 10
cual hara que SO YEA esa nochs el Tea
tro sumamente concurrido por nuestro
pdblico, amante de la caridad.
Sc recitaran preciosss composicio.
nes despues de alberta la velada por
el Lcdo. don Manuel Perez Avilez,
tocando a1gunas pleas en- ell piano las
sehoritas Rosana Nayas y Berberina
Lopez.
Sc cantara por simpdtcas setlori-
tas ell coro do la Marcia de CadiE,
acompaiiadas por ell joven don Gusta-
vo Gomez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
GESTAC1ON
Con Ia cabezl del oee hzo circulo sobre Ia arena
Entire usted aquf, sehorta; entire usted
(1whr nkrSan al

Con Ia cabezA del foee hizo circuo sobre Ia arena
Entire usted aquf se6orta; usted -.
GAbrea entr6 en- el crculo
TSpese usted los ojos.
La oven obedeci6.
--VuevI usted destaparseos. -. Asf tOue We us.
ted ahora no contempa htmosa gruta de bamb1e.
cobsda de h4rmcsisimo follsie. =.
II Asi es".. Ssf es..., !-excIam6 GAbres
empez6 reir odAs sus ganas
Por vsz primera cootemplaba Pablo aquela ris,.
mo SO 10 daca .-murmur6 dona Leepor su dido
Es ell 1nico que 10 entende..
Pablo repugnabA aqueos chstes estGpidos de Coo peo
hG clerto punto aEradeciG porque uac6n
empezaba hlcerse embArazoa se6ora de su prn-
CipAl.
Amigo Colo,-Acab6 por dec-6 Ia verdad que le enyi-
dlo usted su cArScter sempre eGt& uSed de broma.
DohA Leonor Sc IeVant6, dieiendo Pablo:
mo lie pAreee usted que demos Vuslta 80?
l empEenderon 81 caminO rompiendo ellos ID mIrcha;
peo 81 poeo nto Colo Gabea Sc les hAbisn adeIanado
FL Mayodomo sin tener otra de que h1blAr charba
sobre ell Azul del cnlo de las per-
militia hasA ondO del o donde cruzAban en- todas drec
clones muud de peces moyiendo aeas Xrqueando To-
deen6ndose cida momento para precparse sobre al
guna pre ambRndo color de escamas con ell ref de
lsuZ.
Pero Pablo notIbA que compa1ea parcels desvrse de
obserVAcones envOvendolo cads instlnte mad
viVAs profundas
Iasta lego cogerse de bzo pretexto de las dea
gualdades del camino
-iEsti usted aegre, Pablo?
Como no, senora Este dA existirS siempre en- mi
recuerdo.
-Luego usted feiz.
al menos en- estoS insantes...
FL MAyordomo n6 que doha Leonor apretab, brazo
contra turgente
-Jesd'.. qu6 camno mao. -djo ellis con voz n
trecort,d1
En- squeI nstane aple,t Cole de pie sobte una piedra
lgtAndo ell sombfero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20


la cual reune toias las
condolences necessrias de buen sailor
~ fecto, para las diversas aplica
cibnes que tiene en- orden de arte culi-
mario. La recomen1a al l6blico,
1mo buen producto de la industria
plertorriqueha.
-Ha salido para San Juan ell Sc
nor Sex inner, empleado en- esta ofci.
ma de correos, y SO cree que vaa pro
bar la bnnU de 100 al ah1 que le ofre.
cieron de Ia Tesoreria; ST no le gusta
dicha blera, Sc volvera 4 su destno de
Ponce, A, Sc nos liza infornado.
Av..... Quien flera de ALA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
'!4f53siiIk|isa(a,,
tDe 00Ea OF

PGN,CE, FEBkERO IS. Segura-
VI 'coadfeAoHas violiuista Angel
DSlsSsFatp Mo4Bfes tendra lugar domin-
60 10 del corrien:e Sera un gran es-
pectaculo, nj que brindara su c0opera-
professor de piano don Jolio c.
Arteaga, y en- el cual los adcionados
de Ponce pondrAn en- escena eEl Luce.
ro del Alba,
Hay gran animation para este con-
c!erto.
Sc nos infofma que a'gunas
compaliias de seguros contra incendios
de las que trabajan en- Ponce, SO ME
gao & renovar sus contratos de asegu-
ros para 10 sucesiyo.
-Esta hechr cargo de la ACADIA
de Ponce, en- ausepcia del selor Nal
divieso, uuestro correligiouaro ami.
go don Jacobo Tar Presideute del
Ayun'amiento
--Hs sido condenado 4 veinticiuco
dollars de m,lts, por desacato la
Corte Municipal, e iudiyiluo Melton
Morales.
Sc leen aQnf con mlcho inter6s
las sesiones del Consejn en- 10 relative
Ia discussion del bill de condados dc
de Mr.. Post; Sc Obserya que los re-
publicanos del Consejo Sc hjan mucho
en- su interes poitico, en la discussion
de dicho bill. Afortuuadamente, va
pas6 81 tempo de esa bHena gfHe.
Sc quejau algunos vectnos de
alguna parte de las GALES <re6n, ,
eMayor, y <Arenas,s de que ell rega.
dor municipal no va por ALI llenar
ell servicio que tiene a su cargo. Lo
trasladamos al Alcalde.
--Reina mucho interes respecto de
la Asamblea unionista que hl de CO
lebrarse en ell teatro ell domingo pro.
xlmo.
Ell policla Juan Gust odio la de
nunciado la Administration munici-
pal por que un solar del Ayuntamien-
to no sc encuentra en- las condolences
que eXigen las ordenanzas
Much ~ seflOras de Ponce Sc ocu-
pan en- recosar fOndos para el maus0-
leo de bomberoS en- oil cemepteriO ci.
VII,
-Aqui Sc cree que, no obstante los
nombres que Sc dan los slete Conda-
dos en- que Sc divide la ls|a el pueblo
los llamara Cond ado de ; IN Uuan,
Condado de Mayag0A " Condado dc
Ponce, etc etc.
Hace algun tempo que i ias ca
lies de Atocha. Isabel, Reina, Cristi-
ma, Salud, de esta ciudal, se puso el
uombre de calle de Baldorioty, de Pa
ials, de Cells Agullera, del Padre Ru'
TO, lie Ruis Bslbis, respectvamente
Y, no obstante, ell pueblo siguo demo.
miu6ndolas con la anterior nomen.
clatura.
-Nuestro lnborioso compatriota
don Joaquin Beamund, de Ponce, pre-
para una excelente arna dc platauo,
que ha bauti2ado con ell nombre dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
EDICTO

En- h Foat dl Dtt'do del Dxt,ito Ju
dicioj dc >om Juan Pnerto Rico
ENtuloS l'ailos th 1mfrico. III Presi-
d,,de De los ES'du'os UuidsS. 5. 5.
Mm(d,S NuiIo: ri,tlu lie OIrnSitaS
Don,dnltatc,
Versus
PoS0'n~m Hermauns d Cnnpa8W
DcmGn}ndoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
Dr.. A, Alvarez va|dGs
DENTISTA
DE LA UNIVERSlDAD
DE PENNSYLVANIA
II San Francisco II
San Juan, P. r.
Commentaries

ANG Ell SUAREZ. Fabricante 6
irnportador de sombreros. Fortaleza q
SO almacan San Francisco 50.
FARMACIA y Drogueria de Adol-
70 lturrino Rivera. Camuy, 2. 4,
Constants surtido de mad icinas
trescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
Unidos. Perfumerfa, Noveda-
deS etc. Precios m6dicos.
FARMAOlA COLON, de Ramon
Almazan. Plaza Principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20


FL Azucarero empez6 cantati
Oh campo deicioso
de mi adorada patria;
OH cielo sempre hermoso
del tropical lArdn
lQue tai a iqu& tai ..9-dijo Pablo intsrrumpen-
do Coo-Parece que gusA los puchero
ic6mo Va Ia comida. i
-Muy bien -. eoDtest6 Ell Azucarero chupsndose las
u6as He probado Ia empanad gusado d pastel los
pchones todo, todo es pelfecmeDe peo por acAsc
volVamos probar.
dando saos muecas contorsiones u6 destapan
do las ollas una una.
Eutonce de los alf estabAp se Vi6 GE
briels sSltar detas de 81 hacienda d6nca pantomims
Aquelo rdculo que Pablo volv6 rostro para no
Colo miro triunfAnte do6a Leonor.
Solo 81 poda rexliZar tales mlsgros.
FL Mayordomo compa6ers, tomaron ora vez c,mi
de enamada uico o donde podan estar mas c6modos
sAsecho Pablo dessbA flerA de Ia pre,enca M
Colo estupdeces mottbn hastI ell punto de-
crsparleS los neVos Deeaba otro AdC devIr Leo
nor de sQueas maneacioues ntmAs que A h1bA en-
tre2ado two una idea feli2: Icord6 de Isona
-Sehora -dijo despues de ins1uta do sIenco
% pedr used favor quero mAnessrse antes de uue 90
divide.
Pablo DUN favor usted 2 Dos mio tquS feliz ser.
poder concederselo. -.
Pues muy fScil: tratl de una joven del campo.
-Alguna lnfsz quien hay que aon tanas
Mes blen socorro para 70 recomiendo, ne
cesito protection.
-IUnI protection. Della ulted po certa. Como se
llama esa iovenl
-lsOIina
I'm Gombrs poetco. az que es 10 que usted pretende
Que Ia tome so seryico
-DelO used por hecho
Gracias, amiga mia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-20
B1BGtorECA DE 4tA DEMoCRAC1A,

A su lado, GAbrielA palmoteAba aleQremente.
FL Azucarero empez6 eantAt;
Oh, campo delicoso
de mi adorada patria;
oh, cielo siempre hermoso
del tropical jArdin -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

through a head wind; yet sufficient to materially
help the engines in favoring wind. and to enable
the ship to make her way home should her coal
be exhausted
AS to construction: The strength of the hull
must be such that it will resist the terrific pressure
of the cefoes, and keep its shape intact until the
lifting of the ship bodily releases the pressure; such
that if supported at each end only in the middle
only, or thrown up the ice and resting upon her
bilge, during the paroxysms of the foes. she will
not be strained or injured; and such that she can
ram the ice by the hour when necessary. without
injury to faStenings.
1t is popular fa1lacy that steel is suitable
material for the construction of an Arctic ship
steel ship while structuray strong, is peculiarly
vulnerable locally to the ragged rock-like tongues
and corners of heavy Arctic ice.
The elasticity, toughness and resiliency of thick
wooden sides essential in an Arctic ship; but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

hear her say: What's that for?' about my darling
Satsuma vase? And instead of admiring the
stained glass effect in lovely madras curtains
she said: Well, your curtains practical, any
way: they won't show dirt May be | oughtn't
to say anything, Edmund when she's your aunt;
but"
"Oh, you needn't mind" chuckled Brockway.
Shes my uncle's third wife, and I'm not sensitive
As for that young hyena Willie, I'd like to have
chance to discipline him for about three days-he'd
be another kind of boy, if he lived I'm afraid we're
likely to see good deal of Them though, Margaret,
for Aunt Maria is especially fond of me
That night BrOckway taken suddenly lila
sharp attack it was tooand it kept his wife so busy
and anxious that she forgot all about Aunt Maria and
everything else outside that fiat for at least a week
Then one day, when Brockway cOnvaleScing
and roaming about the rooms she discovered that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
race Ethelwym Cody

Nv she was tired. She didn't mention 1t to
80 Brockway; but it borne in upon her
that a hot bath and an hour or two in
bed would seem comfortable; so she proceeded
obtruSively along those lines.
She was scarcely in the tub however, before she
heard Brockway open the front door and
ceive some guests. One of them she made out
at once, was Aunt Maria, but there seemed Co
be with her, and to her horror Mrs. Brock
way heard her husband saying to him. Come
right in. sir. Take this chair by the door. won't
your"
The chair by the door commanded a full view
of the passage across the hall from bathroom
to bedroom. Mrs. Brockway waited for a long
time in silence.
The conversation IN the parlor went briSkly.
Aunt Maria talked a little, the stranger spoke
occasionally, Willie piped up and then and
Brockway laughed uproariously and Profusey-
or at least so it seemed to the bathroom cap
(CoEkiHaeG OH page I6l
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at one side of the hail. a bathroom at the
other side, and wide doorway opening into the
parlor at the front end. The rest of the rooms
at the rear
Mr.. and Mrs Brockway haven't lived there long
to be explicit, the lady of the house still is shaking
rice out of the folds and frs of her garments-but
the time has been crowded so full of experience that
the place already has begun to seem to them like
dear old homestead.
That's the reason they took it so to heart when
Brockways Aunt Maria called with her little Willie
and after admiring all the wrong things in the
fiat, and letting Willie kick all the right ones,
remarked at last: Edmund, 1 can't believe that
this is your home. 1t doesn't look like you,
somehow
1t was the last straw" exclaimed Mrs Brock
way, with pink cheeks and flashing eyes. after the
door had closed behind Aunt Maria did YOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

In the interests OF strength, the
frames of the new ship are made treble,
keel, keelson, stem and stern-pOst excep-
tionally strong; the planking IS double;
the deck beams, and especially the
'tween-deck beams. which are to be just
below the water-line, are extra heavy,
and spaced more closely than usual
Additional struts from bilges, and
strong posts from the keelson, longi-
tudinal tie plates at waterways and
on upper deck beams, and transverse
bulkheads, add still further to her great
strength.
In the interests of lightness there Is no
'tween-deck planking. no interior mt
tings; and the sPars and rigging are
made as light as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

broad beam of the Fran thirty-six feet)
retained, greater length given the ship to
render her better boat for the long voyage from
Germany to the Antarctic Circle. Her ratio is to
AK, as compared with the Fram's to 325. The
Gauss draft however is excessive nineteen feet.
As already noted, great draft is disadvantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

foot propeller, and steam will be supplied by two
water-tube boilers and Scotch boiler. Her
sail power will be light, American, three-masted-
schooner rig, possessing the advantage OF hight
weight lit is to be remembered that every pound
of weight saved in rigging fittings means pound
of coal in the hold and small surface to be forced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

the wood planking may be steel-sheathed the
outside to enable the ship easily to slip from
the grip of the ice, and the methods of composite
ship-buildng may be utilized in the interior of the
vessel, to reduce weight while at the same time
increasing its structural strength, and not esenng
the strength and rigidity of the interior bracing