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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Crets Clear Title.

The court Ay refusing 10 grant an APP
fta4 from flc Clrcut Court " tlis CRY
finally setti-d another very inter-sl.ng
case. MISS Mary Johnston. the dlsLn-
-lisilcl aIfhoress. who wrote TO Have
ana 20 Hold. contracted To bay from
Mrs. A. a.. Patterson valuable FraukLu
> .-rct property. Tor which sire was 10
pay <i-.iy cash After the contract was
% AIDE there was discovered wat auf,,-a red
10 De- "a serious defect ~ the titl~. ana as
Mrs. Patterson 0e- lcl above aI things
chat the property should De Miss John
stou 20 have and 10 lold. WltuOGt any
sort 81 question. friendly suit was m
stituted 4I tl- C14nCery Court nominalIy
20 compel Miss Johnston % fulTu the
contract Dy pure 4.Ls.rl tile property. out
iu reality Co clear up the supposed cloud
from tile ut.c The case was decided as
au parties wanted Il decided. that IS.
against flc autloress. To make assur-
ance dolnly sure the case was carried 20
the supreme Court OF Appeals. or at least
th4t court was asked TO grant an appeal.
by refusing 10 do so Tire higher cO4rt
slstains the decision of the lower court
and tre cloud no longer hanss over the
little To the Franklin Street property,
M.--- ". low -.-..-. NJ. L-.us--u =
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to erect a statue TO Edgar Allan Poe.
the leading American POI and
whereas his life was more identihcd
with Richmond than with my other
CITY. and IS one OF its nOblest orna-
ments.
Resolved That the faculty Of Rich
mond College have heard with the
hoartiest satisfaction OF the PROPOSE
tion OF the Finance Committee OF the
Common Council of this city 70 con-
tribute 5000 towards a fund OF
$4,000. with which 10 erect such a
monument IN the city or Richmond
Resolved. That We earnestly and
respectfully petition the honorable
City Council To receive with favor this
recommendation OF the Finance Com
mittee. and 20 appropriate the amount
they have Indicated for this purpose.
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Pronertv Transfers.

Observation-Disclosures Building and
Loan Association TO V Turner, 2S feet
on north Hne OF Chqf1n street do feet
west ~ Rqndoinh Street $50
william Winston's trustee to p r Van
iuren II feet on moore Street northeast
corne~ % Harrison street t5Q5
MarV =. ana John " scanned TO Geo
- fearman. p feet on south line Of Main
Street No. 1907 east s7oO
lsa bella NJ and w. r Williams TO Nellie
Y. and Jennie y Williams 90 feet on
north siCc 80 G~ace Street % feet east OF
KYland Street & "
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SECRETARY'S REPORT.
Baptists of North Carolina in
Better Shape Than Ever Before.

T7T-7-IH- - -I-lF l---177- Dl7TfIrd-I
RALEIGH y. C., December THE
State Board Of Missions OF the North car
DINA Baptist state Convention. which
viii be In annual session IN Greensboro
next week. held a meeting here this morn
ing and received the annual report OF
Rev Livingston Johnston. CORRESPONDING
secretary.
The report shows the state out OF debt
and more money raised for all purposes
Than ever before in the history of the
convention The growth Of Baptists IN
membership Is greater than any year, anil
more new churches have been established
The board decided not to make public
thu figures until the report is read in tb,
convention az Green shoro.
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NET GIRL " WOODS;
SHOT HER DOWN
Charles Good Is Said to Have
Killed Miss Strout De
liberately.
BROTHER SAW SISTER DIE
He Reports That Good Caught
Her by Arm and Demanded
Answer to Question.

LCRAN, VA, Decembe Charles
Good. OF the Longs Mills neighborhood.
this county, shot and instantly killed
Miss Fannie Strout, OF the same place.
At late hour yesterday evening. The
tragedy occurred in a piece OF woods
near tie girls home. Good. who was OUT
hunting. came across the young woman.
WHO was accompanied by her brother.
GOOD IL said % have asked the young
woman II she was going TO answer a
question which he IS supposed 10 have
asked her on former occasion. BY
this time he had her by the arm Az
she pulled away from him she told him
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political Organization. and imposed heavy
tn's Tor violation OF the same.
John Lynch. mem her - tie Citv
council. was serving a. member Of the
city Democratic Committee and Walter
G. Duke. a police commissioner. was sec
yes ry or the committee. and they -cfused
O. step Gown and out When they were
ARA -uec tr the Police Court they were
fined $40. They appealed. and Judge Wit
or the HUsti-gs Court. decide. the ordl-
nance unror stitutoral. Tlereuro1 City
Attorney Pollard apneaiea the case 20 a
stilI higher court Tho case was argued
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she would not answer the question. The
woman started away. and when about
thirteen yards from Good he shot her H.
the back Good came 10 Lssray and gave
himself up. The boy ran 10 bis father s
house and notified the family. The wo-
man died before she could be taken
home Good claims the shooting was
accidc ntal
The dead woman was 4 daughter ~
Charles Strout. her mother having been
accidentally shot and killed by one Of
her SONS ahout one year ago
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Henrioo school chilren will have twelve
days ioT holiday. The school board met
yesterday. and decided 10 give the Du-
pills "a rest from December 21st To- January
ID
The fixing Of tho dates for the holiday
closing was the only business transacted
BY The board.
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Adventist Dedicatinn

The new Seventh Day Adventist Church
VIII BE- consecratod with due ceremony
arranged. and will he announced later.
The pastor. Rev r. j. Farman. OF
Lynchburg. has arrived iu the city. and.
with hfs family has Aken uD rfs resi-
dence at COZ North Thirty-sccond Street.
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Mr.. Ficke's Success

Richmond has another outhor and sony
noern writer IN Mr.. Willis L. Ficke Mr.
Ftcke has met success I'm writing two
or three PLAYS and five song-poems that
nave Deen much admired One OF his
best SONGS Is 'Talnt What Vou re -
Have. It's What You've Got To-Day
His plays are. The Way OF the Worid"
and THE Power OF the Throne"
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People Seen in Public Places

Naturally the great gathering OF pub
dc men here last week. 10 attendance
upon the Educational Conference. hatcned
out and developed a great many political
ooons some OF them will probably land
men IN high place.. while others Will OF
course. turn out 20 be castles ia the
arr, as Bob Taylor has way Of Saying
however. all the gossip relating 10 the
subject IS OF interest, and sets the people
ing.
Men from the Southwest were r,tie
careIul IN their predictions as 10 the per
sonnet of the probable nominees OF the
Democratic party for the House and Sen
ate. but they emphasized the fact thev
would DE there with the goods al the
next election on the poll-tax proposition
our people are doing fine work along
the line Of paying up said one or them
az Murphy's last night. and when the
uine comes TO vote next year we will be
People from the Roanoke section, as n
rule were gratified at the outlook for the
nomination OF their popular young leader
hOn. Aytett T. Coleman. for the Senate
ia the Fourth District TO succeed Judge
\ a t1hlegar, who viii not stand FOR re-
election, and the Amherst and Nelson con
niger We're taking overtime" FOR the
reelection OF their brilliant young Sena-
TOT. Hon Aubrey +. Strobe
In this connection IL might not he out OF
place 70 state that the friends OF Hon
Samuel L Kelley or this city. have in
the last few days started a hotel lobby
Doom Tor him as a candidate for the
AA''t47Nf WiAtlt ne served Win 50 much
distinction for two terms Mr.. Kelley has
not said he will run again, but II he does
and Is successful, ne will likely aspire to
the speakership against the Incumbent
CaDtain Cardwel
Mr.. Kelley was a candidate for the
honor several wears ago. but retired ia
favor OF former Speaker John r. Ryan.
OF Loudoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Price. Jr, Of
Lawreuccviile. Va. are AT Murphy's. en-
route to their home after their honey
moon. which was spent IN the South.
Former State Senator James n. Stubbs
Of Gloucester. is at Murphy's having
come TO the CITY yesterday TO look after
some legal matters
While was unable to attend the F,du-
cational Conference fust ended" said Ma
1or Stubs last night. I am pleased be
yond measure that f. was such q success
and firmly believe il VIII result IN great
good 10 the educational system OF the
siSed II he would be candidate FOR
the legislature next year. the veteran
laWnlaker, who has the distinction OF
having served many wears IN both
branches declared that he had not yer
made mp HIS mind and had really not
given the subject much thought. MgTor
stubbs VIII rsmain in the city FOR several
days.
Hon Sidney J. Dudley former Judge
Of the old County Court o. Elizabeth CITY
county and strong lawyer OF Hampton.
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Is at the Richmond. Judge Dudley said
Jnat things were pretty quiet on the
fenlnsula az present bun ;hat II MI
Aylrtt Ashby should finally determine to
be candidate for the Senate against
senator Saxon W. Holt something would
be doing Judge Dudley has "A very nigh
regard for AIR Ashby's ability. and h.. Se-
cltres that ne is just the man 10 W4gc
lively campaign n he shall set his eye
on a seat In the Senate.
Mr.. s c. Chancellor. of the University
OF Virginia, is registered at the Rich
Among tho Virginians at Ford's is Mr..
hiram p Wall OF williamsburg
Mr.. r. J. Best OF Ashovine y. c. nri-
Natc secretary 10 Judge Jeter -. Pritch.
ara; or the United states Court, IS at tnJ
richmond Mr.. Best has been here dur
ing the sitting Of the United States CIR
cunt Court OF Appeals. of which his chief
Is member. and will remain untn the
session r. over. Tie is not only an ac-
complished stenographer. but is strong
lawyer as Well.
Or. Richard p. Thornton. Of Halifax
is In Che city, having come here to bring
a patient 70 the Memorial Hospital.
Dr. Thornton Is q popular Democratic
leader as many Virginia physicians in the
rural communities are, and he comes very
near knowing what is going on in poll
tics. espec ally at Republican Grul e..
which IS his precinct
BE was an ardent supporter Of former
Governor Montague for the Uaited states
Senate. and has never fully recovered
from the effects Of the Governors defeat
I am ready 20 vote for him again for
anything he wants. SAID the doctor last
night. because 1 believe be Is the ablest
and cleanest man in public life IN Viz
ginia."
TT. Thornton is "a warm personal friend
or former SEE afor Bark scale. Of his coun-
~. and when reminded that the latter re-
ceived one vot- a. his home precinct FOR
Congress IN the recent election. At which
he was not a candidate, locularlv remark
ed; r. expect Peter voted FOR himself"
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Cases argued-Clty OF Richmond rs.
Lynch and Duke. Argued by II H. Pol
lard for the city and Joseph &. Taylor
and c. y. Meredith for defendant in
error and submitted
Neal and Binford vs.. Taylor. receiver.
Partly argued by w l. Royal for plain
tins In error and continued.
Next cases g. be c0lled-Naughan Ma
chine Company VS.. stanton Tanning Com
pnny. Tarrant and others VS.. Core and
others, Reid VS. Rhodes 90 ais. being
Nos =. and Q on argument docket.
Law ard Equity Court.
Cases set for Monday-Annle J. VIII
cclvers. etc. suit for $3.50 damages
CiT~'-it Court.
Cases set FOR Monday-Preston Cham
bcriain Iamborts administrators VS. VIII
liam Northrop. etc. receivers OF etc
Hastings Court.
Cases tried vesterday-Court was en-
gagged Yesterday in signing orders and
transactng other business In closing up
the November term.
Cases set for Mondav-De December term
wiz open at u O'Clock Grand Jury and
petit jury both summoned for that hour
Petit jury will hear several revenue
cases
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SOZODONT The Honest
Dentifrice. y Through sixty
years, no honest effort has been
spared TO give to the public a
Dentifrice that the teeth require.
1t is an Alkaline, slightly astrin-
gent, deliciously fragrant deodor-
izer and tonic for the teeth and
mouth structure. II is your loss
II you are not using it
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Captain Curtis Better

Captain John A. Curtis who has been IN
at his home for some weeks, was some
better last night
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In Supreme Court.
4 BILIOUS SPELL

can be very quickly overcome II you VIII
only resort to the Bitters at the first
symptom. Your liver needs the assist
snoe that only this medicine can give.
BE sure 10 try il at once.
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MATTERS THAT
ARE II COURTS
Interesting Suits 10 Come Up This
Week Before the State
Judges.
ITO HAVE AND TO HOLD
Miss Johnston, the Authoress.
VIII Get Clear Tile TO Frank
lin-Strect Property.

The December term OF the Hastings
Court Judge Witt presiding viii begin
Monday morning at u o'clock Both t.e
grind and petit Juries have been sum
Hored 10 b. on hand 20 that hour
Usually The petit jury is not called until
Tuesday Of the FIRST week of a term. but
several revenue cases have been ser for
TRIAL tomorrow. ana tic peut jury Will
ind Work 90 DO. The November term OF
tnis court closed yesterday. and Judge
Witt was ensased al tne forenoon sign
ing up the orders
jim Crow Case.
in the Law and Equity Court tomorrow
a case Will Doe called. III which the Jim
Crow law viii nsIrc To 81 considerable
extent Annie Williams Ct ooio.ed wo-
Ai"N' TOOK seat in tnc white dcr.irt-
inent Of a Broad Street car. and reflslo..
u move back when So requested bv me
conductor. sne WAS pat ia th- street The
coiored woman cams that size .yas han-
Gied 80 roughly by the conductor teat
81 Is entitled 10 damages to The amount
Tue case thar WIFI attract Che atte,,..,,,
- y--se anu jury in tne Circuit Cgg~t
lo-iLorro" is "a suit against the street car
claimed by May Lizzie stsnsfe.d a5r,i1s
lStiatrlN OF tur estate of l. q or,h.-.
deceased Young Lambert. whose home
wa IA Mancnestrr, was Killed ov heinz
thrown under the wheels OF car on
seventh Street. between Canal ans Arch.
an December 1904 $50
The supreme Court Of Appeals held q
Saturday session yesterday. sornethipg
tina, Is unusual with that high court The
docket Is so crowded that the JUDGES felt
compelled TO make up for the loss OF
Thanksgiving Day.
In Supreme Court.
Several interesting cases were argued
by the attorneys. among them the case
involving the validity Of the Masurier
ordinance. passed two years and more ago
by the city Council This ordinance for
babe city officials and city employees Of
INV charnrlnr 10 serNe as nflcnra nf nv.
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CHRIST MAS AND NEW YEAR HOLL
DAY EXCURSIONS. VIA TIE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

On December 2oth TO 25ui. Inclusive.
and December 3oth -snd 3Ist. 1906 and
January lst 1907 the SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY viii sell special excursion tickets
70 and from ali points at reduced rates:
return limit January 9Th. 1907
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Hon. Sidney j. Dudley. former Judge
Of the old County Court o. Elizabeth City
county and n strong LAWYER Of Hampton.
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ICE, FEELs Ike a Girl,

IOOg FEELS LIKE q GfKEs
Hssu's The Hard in oI Housewor
'Centemcn-I vthou orachs
i
'front.' the
wood and LOUISA
ue1th Of
o a
Of haveke
gng
% BODY efa sad muscle 1t IS invaluable for
Whisky By fact that
that recognized ~ f1sclo
CAUTlONWhen AfaW
genuine Sheh Put sealed bottles sold
Shieh
druRRis
the
Is
Mhskey bulk to
Will '-'
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Aas a So years record back Of 81, and
beside stimulating the liver. also cures
Poor Appetite, Selchne. Sick Headache,
Sleepiessness, Indigestion. Dyspepsia,
Chllls, Colds. or Female Ills.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Price. Jr., OF
Lawreuceviile Va. are AT Murphy's. en-
route to their home after their honey
moon which was spent IN the South
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Among the Nirginians at Ford's is Mr.
hlram =. Wa. OF Williams burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Mr.. S. G. Chancellor of the University
lf Virginia, IS registered at the Rich
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musings Court.

Cases set for NlOnday-Prest0n Cham
bcrlain Lambert administrative VS.. Wiz
liam NOrthTop. etc. receivers Of etc.
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D|VERSAS NOT|C|AS
"EI Brszo Fuerte". -Desqra.
cia en- Vega Baia. Mar
shall con licencia.
CULPABLE De AsESlNaTO
Los senores Gaona Y Des lis
en- lbertad bajo 6anza.
Carrero condenado.

Gel Brszo Faertes, diario popu.
lar de pequsfias dimsnsiones que ha
empezA ado & publicArse On estA eiudsd,
trae un rszonado articulo On d.tansA
dc los eonductores y motoristas do Ia
Compaflfa del tanvfa electrico do San
Juan,
Aver tu6 cogido por una mGqui.
na del terroearril en- Vega B .js sl
maQuInista David Corres, quien gu
fri6 vaFtss coutusiones On Ia espina
dorsal.
Don Agustln Nuss, mar, h I'll do
Ia 6 c1rte munieipa', essa On uso do IL
esncia, austItuy6adole en gu cargo el
suh.mArshsll de 10 Cort. de D.strlto,
don Jose D. 'Fder tss.
-Ea 10 oAcIua del Attornsy game.
raj se reoihi6 uu teleg rama del Fltcal
de 10 Costs de DI,tsito de Arsoi 30,
,comunic undo que el JurAdo deslAr6
culpAble de asesinat) Al acasado 81.
neon Reyes.
Han aldo puestos ca llher!ai DOR
orden della Oorss do Diatrito de Arect.
DO, los q d ,ras G sona y D.ssds, pre-.
SOS por dssAeato . lA mlsms. Ia fan
20 que tsnfan pressada , que lea hs.
BIS sido eonassada por incomp mpares,
lcsrca . oil iulcIo, le ha aldo reconocids
| 7 admttIdA como tel para res 30 ader
do tos mismos en- 10 apelaa!6a Gus
han entAhlado ante ID Corts SupremA,
| -HA lleg ado de los EstA los u II.
dos, con destino & O3rAs Pdb ical, un
aparato para praetlesr los sond Aiss y
reconoclmiento del sub .suelo en- oil al.
tio de smlen.o, donda ha de
levAntsrse oil nusvo pusnts de los sRy
yea CAt6licoI Mr.. OImlu r 1luss hA
vsuido desds Toa Baia q reclbIr ell
sitAdo ApasAto para hScsrio trasladAr
oil sltio dc refsrenc!a.
-Contin6s 10 policlA psraIguier
do ain d,seAuso { las personAs que
} arroiAn skscaras dc mAngj On Las ca
lies y acsras.
-Por crueldAd con los AnImales
t-6 eondenado hoy el eafrero Joae
AIvarsx & psgar dos dollars de mulsa.
/ Sc eDeuentra en- San Juan 81
Frineipal de les EseuslAs do Arroyo,
don Juan B Huykh
Hoy eumplieron sus condemns On
10 eArce municipal, Bsnito CASsno
va, Gsparo DominguGz. Franciaeo vi
llAnuevA, Manuel Torres, Candelario
Monta6 ., F.ansisea Q aones y An
toniA Bsrboaa.
Ell eurso do Ia E,caela Normal
60 Abrs sl "a do Sepsismbrs, mAsricu'
lGudoss los nusvos Alumnos 81 diA q
de dieho NEE.
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CASO CuRIOsO

Iut5rmAGencs de IN cAEo curioSo
ocurrido en- MAu,tI, en- que IN ind.Vi
duo eonviClo de IN delllo, no puede
ser cAltigado por ls Icy.
Hass OiLeo ANS J pico le tu6 70
bado un esbAllo 81 DOlieia insulal
Antonio Fsrrsry, Dsnut el&do sl he
cho Ia policiA do la isiA b 70 geasIo
nes iriruetuosAs por COZ ssglir el AMI
nal on e.toI limos oias, ell miImc
gaardiA FerrAry do con el para dsrC
dc su oAbAllo, ,orupandolo ca podsr ds
don GAspar HomAr, del barrio sMa'
msys.s de UIoAdo, quien 10 hAbil
comprAdo & DAriel Rivera,
Dstsnido cate dlIimu indiylduo
iustihc6 habsrlo comprAdo a Clndidc
CORES, de J4Juya, qaisn 10 sompr6 |
% vszA JoIq ia Cordovs, vtetno dI
d.ehO pobla1O.
Rltxpressto poiiciA re en- EsTIe
.el6n de CordLylr logeAndo arreItAr
10, J prsssnlkndolo auls el Jusz NJ MEL
% de HEaan, sJm0 sl FreIunto Aut il
del rC DO, sn ani0n del oAbsl.o susirli
do no obltants de hRbsr alegldo 9
prsuo que 20 Adquiii0 medisnts eom
pra { unos indivlduos que no sOnocs
DiAI n . tarde, la Corn muuicl
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BETANCE
(POR LUIS BONAFOUX)
Un grueso yoltmen en- 50 nitdamente pfeso ele
gantemente encuadernado.

natal J la diKnifeasi6n de sus sonle
rrEnsoS, lacriHcando & eas emp sfo 30
do, srAr quilldad familiar, fortuna
personal, rsnonbrs cItnNfeo, Ia pts
de au vida, loa amorss mas intsnsos
dc 81 alma,
81 pr6lC g con cue ID plumS de-
ssnfadsds del ehlspeante Bonaiopx
ha Grnbeleeido tsn inportsnis libro.
aumenta 80 vGlor lilerLrio, = sstk
dsn& dseir que ss4undAmoa son nusa.
tro aTlauso J RECOMMENDATION 81 pro
pagapds, eonsidsEando supplements
M dsbsF para todo pusrtorriQutao
ealtc, Il AeQulsiel6n' Dc un siSmplsr
de esA obra en- que eorrsn pAFtisI sl
iopdo J lA lorna, la nI,harsA hls.
t6rioA , 81 reglonsliSmo politso,
Pusds solisitArEs sismplArsS On ls
LibFsriA dc don Bsrnardino sApjurio,
salls de San jose, 8 Psalrts 81 ItapE
BrAu dlEsetansnts.
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El hombre que rle,
AEROvAUTA SALvADO

Despues de hAbsr vagado q mer,
osd de los vientoa por variaS horaS =
ell vadoie q unoa cuantos miles de
metros, James Allen, dc Boston, sin
si6 Que ell globo en- que hAbfS ascend
do &c mAba rumbo h&cla el mar, Inn
pulaAdo por fuerte hurasAn. Y stsc
tiyamenie no tArd6 mucho tiempo sin
Que 40 viera entire los clos y el sgus,
{ 10 vtz que el apSrAso tratabA de
dsssender.
Ulos psGcAdores, que sc hAbfAn
ayertrrado mar Adeniro, advirGieron
sl peligro del AeronautA, quisn con
Qritos desesperados pediA Auxliio, re
marou On direcci6n Al seEeo visiero y
pud!eson aalr la CaerdA que Allen hA.
BE arroiAdo desde 10 esnAEIilla. De
ests modo Is eorsigui6 no s6lo suie
lar el gIoho aino ProcUrAr el escape
del gGs. El aeronauta tG6 Condusido
4 sierra en- sl bote, despl 81 de habsr
ex perim rtado uno de los auatos de
mayor eAlibre. AssgurA que no Vol
vera 4 hacsr s1clrsionsa por los al.
rss,
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fran. Ca, Mar
Il ''SINPLON'
CsguAs, Julio de 1906.

III rsy do Italia, Ylstor Manuel,
ha dsclarado alberto cdcialmsnIe sl
iinsl del Gimplop, en- medic do gran
css esrsmoniaS.
EltG ell del Slmpl6n 90 una do las
grAndss obrGs dc ingsnisriA que 90
eonocsn.
AtrAvisaA los Alpss por sl miSmo
aiGio on que Napoleon AIravoI6 con
sus xpedieiorsG dc ccnQuiItK; Sutz-
tension 8 lopgltud somprsnde unAs 10
millas J para construir sss sunsl SO
ha t.nldo que volAr A6lidan roeAa & 10
diItAnsia de unas oth) mlllas.
El t6osl eatG eonatruido de tel me-.
nsrA que podrA ser dsmolido en- sAIo
de gcsrra por una invasion snsmiga,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-25
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