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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-15
May Sutton Wins Title,

Beckenham, England. June 15.-In
the championship round for the Kent
lawn tennis championship today May
Sutton of California beat Mrs Lam
bert Chambers, the title holder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-15
Onion Crop Destroyed.

Warsaw, Ind. June 15.-Rains have
devastated the lowlands about Nappan-
nee. running the onion fields, the lar
gest in the middle west The losses
are estimated at half million.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-15
PEACE DELEGATES TOLD
WAR CAN'T Be PREVENTED


Observation-Disclosures W. :
Kaupke.
Friends are requested 10 bring nov
ers for the children and the service.
Al the Central Presbyterian.
"The Call of Spring" is the title o!
the exercises TO be given AT the Cen.
tral PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow
morning at 1916 o'clock at the service
for the children. The program fo,
lows:
Organ prelude-Miss Cervin.
Professional. The Call Of Spring
BY school
Responsive reading.
Prayer.
Presentation of cradle roll members
and children for baptism.
Song. Summers Call to Praise
BY school.
Exercise. THE Call of Spring
mond Russell. Clarence Larson, Milton
Arndt
Song. Voices of Spring @-By school
Recitation. The Happy Summer
| Song Nichols.
Song. Our Golden Day"-By school
Exercise. The Gail to Joy''-Editi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-15
BUT ONE IN BOAT?
Nothing to Indicate There Were
More in Launch Sunk at
Hampton Roads.
CRAFT RAISED TO SURFACE
Badly Wrecked, Showing There is no
Doubt a Collision Took
Place.

Washington, June Is Secretary
Metcalf this morning received a long
distance telephone message from Ad-
miral Berry. commandant of the Nor
folk navy yard, saying the Minnesota"
launch had been raised to the surface
and the body of one fireman found.
The search for the other bodies is con-
timed.
Al Post of Duty.
Old Point Comfort. Va. June 15.-
Only the body of George Westphal. first
class fireman. who was found at the
post of duty, was in the Minnesota ;
launch when il was raised to the sur
face There was no trace of the other
| 10 men said to have been on board the
| launch. and there was nothing to in
dicate the midshipmen were aboard
when the boat went down.
Craft Badly Wrecked.
The launch looks badly wrecked. Its
hull and part of the framework which
hold the canopy was so badly torn II
was impossible to tell whether the
| flags were fastened down at the time
| of the collision. There is no lOngeI
doubt it was sunk by some other yes
sci. the condition of the boat complete
ly silencing all those who have saiC
the launch foundered during the storm
| In Eight FathOms.
Norfolk, Va, June ia grapplin!
party yesterday located the battleshil
Minnesota launch, in which II mel
were drowned, in eight fathoms of wa
ter off the Rip Raps. The mystery o
the vessel, if any, which caused tn
sinking of the launch is still unsolved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-15

81. Petersburg. June IA dispatch
from Tula reports Count Tolstoi is ser
iously i'll.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Rev. J. r. George, for some
years pastor of the First Baptist
church here, came up from Cedar
edge, Delta county. Wednesday
last, and, after hurried visit
with his many friends here re-
turned to his home Thursday.
While Mr.. George is in love with
his present field he yet retains a
warm spot in his heart for the
mountain country and thoroughly
enjoys a visit to Lake City
Times.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Word was received here re-
Gently to the effect that Miss
Belle Sparks had died in Los
Angeles, Calf, on the night of
Dec. oath. She is quite we'll
known here as she visited here
several months nearly two years
ago, and while here made many
friends and acquaintances.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18
F. P. Marshall
The Real Estate Man
and
Life Insurance Agent
Cedaredge. Colo.

Inquiries regarding the Mag
niticent Surface Creek Country
will be promptly answered. will
meet trains and show land seekers
over the country on notification
by mail or wire.
Some great bargains are now
open. Values are steadily advanc-
ing. Property has gone up over
25 per cent in the last year.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

VIM. Kiser this week sold to
Louis Cortay, Of Gunnison county,
ten acres of his land tor a con-
sideration of 81, 900. The land is
situated along the main road
about four miles north of Cedar.
edge and about four acres of it is
in peaches. Mr. Cortay will
build a small residence on the
place and make it his home.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

I. w. Odem has purchased the
Hinchman place west of Cedar
edge for a consideration of $1,000.
This place was purchased for
speculative purposes and he will
undoubtedly realize a good profit
in a few months.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Messrs. Pennington and Carr,
of Grand Junction, were here a
few days this week looking up
heavy horses. They wanted them
for a ditch digging outfit. Heavy
horses are always in demand and
the people who have them are
always able to find profitable
market.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Carl E. Patterson and family
came in from Denver last Satur-
day and have moved out to the
Burdick ranch near the Cotton
wood school house. Mr.. Patter-
son and partner have secured an
exceptionally good ranch and
they are to be welcomed as set
tiers here.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Robert Douma has resigned his
position as teacher in the Lake
City school and returned to Ce-
daredge Wednesday evening and
will hereafter apply himself to his
ranch near this place.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Fred Mcconnell arrived home
from Cherokee, Iowa. Saturday
after spending a week with friends
and relatives. He reports a
pleasant trip.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Mr., Myers, the Delta real es-
tate man was at Cedaredge the
latter part of last week with sew
eral land seekers from Iowa. AS
yet they have not located.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

X. F. Runzel was down from
Elberta Monday looking for an
auctioneer. He has some surplus
of stock and machinery which he
desires to turn into cash.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Frank Jakish is in Wichita,
Kan. where he is in a drug store.
A short letter to a brother ledge
man here revealed his where
abouts. We would like to see
him return.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Charley Sare, brother of the
popular harness maker for Stock
ham Brothers, is one of the en-
ployees of Sam Mckee at the
stable.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Miss Sadie Guyer, of Delta, is
now installed at the switchboard
of the Coop phone line. She is
a competent central and will ac-
cord satisfaction to all the users
of this line.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

DIR. Ganey, of Crawford, was a
Hotchkiss visitor Monday. DR..
Ganey enjoys a large practice at
Crawford and is a man who de-
serves it.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Mr., and Mrs. Bert Norman are
the happy parents of fine boy
which arrived at their home on
Sunday evening.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

James Barnard and w. G. Balch
left yesterday with IA cars of
cattle, some of which will be ex
hibited at the big stock show.
You may be sure that this county
will capture some of the prises.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Thos. Ward left Monday for
Emporia, Kan, where he expects
to visit relatives tor a few weeks.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Surface Creek Champion.
J. b. Caldwell, who resides on
Tongue Creek, is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

George Hawkins, of Eckert,
left last week for Battle Creek,
Neb.. where he will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

A. K. Shaw drove down from
his ranch at Jaunita Wednesday.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Mrs. Joe Hogrefe went to Den
yer Wednesday, where she will
re-enter the hospital :. for few
days.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Let me make you prices on
door bells, they are nice and very
cheap. VERNE 7. RAwALT.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Bert3 Wallace lost valuable
Jersey last Friday morning. 1t is
not certain how she died.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

"A. G. Rose was in this vicinity
this week taking orders for trees.
He informs us that he has more
than doubled his orders of last
season.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

M. M. Brokaw left very quietly
last week for Iowa. He received
word of the illness of Mrs. Bro
kaw.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

F II. Sanderson went to Delta
Sunday to visit the Thad. Seaton
home.
The newspaper., 1907-01-18

Miss Dollie Bennett left Tues
day morning for two weeks visit
in Denver.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06
RECENT abFEEJFIoEss

L II . II . y
J.J. Schneider will have 3 Or 4 cars
Of line prairie hay in this week. tao
1t il. reported that another anti
Joint movement is on foot TO close
things up again in the county.
Della +. Burris has brought suit
for divorce against Levi W. Burris'
alleging non-supPort and neglect.
SIS Smith q her attorney.
Don't fail to secure a safety deposit
box at the Farmers National bank.
You cannot affordt to bewithout one.
d S0-stS2c
Topeka Capital; Miss Anna
Herbst was the honor guest at an ai-
ternoon bridge givcn yesterday BY
Miss Mary B. Moore at the Country
Club. IF sf7 n IA
-R. D. Hunter, who resides here
but is president Of the Carlton bank,
has a new Ford runabout. Hegwill
use it for his trips to Southwest
Dickinson.
For sale, one TIT. Milwaukee
binder. in good repair: Price $50.
3. Rose, Abilene. KS S7-ss y
while the mayor is stopping the
sale Of malt in Abilene the county
attorney should get busy and stop
the sale Of beer in some Of the other
towns d the county.
John Johnston Of Hope writes:
my sister, Miss M. Johnson and my
self are going TO make . visit to our
I'D home in Ireland and as we cannot
10 without the REFIrcroR, ! wish
you to send it to US.
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| things considered the service rendered
by the water company is much better
than 1t was FIVE or six years ago,
Abilene maintains q volunteer fire
department and we'll known efficiency
A chemical engine Of FIRST class make
was added to the department several
years ago, and 1t is believed that nc
credit whatever has been given on
risks on account Of this addition.
The new rate book above referred
to seems to specially criticise the
electric light wiring "not being made
standard" The statement of the
manager Of the electric light COMPANY
is to the effect they have in the past
and do now conform as closely as pos
sible to the standard electric code in
all wiring done by them. The further
statement is made that this code Il
constantly changing, and 1t is almost
physical impossIbility to keep pace
with the same in the changes called
for.
It is the opinion Of insurers that
the electrician sent here BY the pro-
mulgators Of the rate book prior to
its issue was incompetent and used
poor judgment in making his inspec-
tiOn report.
For the reason above enumerated
the members OF the Commercial club
and insurers generally can conceive
Of no reason why the hre insurance
rates should be advanced as they have
been. Abilene has suffered no severe
fire loss for many years. and 1t Is be-
lieved that record Of the receipts
from Abilene viii disclose profit on
the part Of the companies operating
here.
The club, therefore, conclude that
a grave injustice has been done 10 re-
rating and advancing rates, and that
they should be rescinded aud reduced
a the farmer rates which have been
gruntsd 70 Abilene.
To he aeoohplishmsnt Of this end
ihsy "A de cooperation q he Com
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the river Nile. W e'1
When Pharoah's Daughter went
with her maids to the banks Of the
river Mile, her eyes were turned to
the statue Lota. The legend further
recites that the gods, ID the
aim to turn the heart Of Pharoah's
Daughter performed . miracle.
From heaven a spirit came and en-
tering the marble form Of Lota, trans
formed It into tIesh, and the influence
Of this pure maid 50 softened the
heart Of old Pharoah's Daughter that
when the infant Moses was discovered
among the bullrushes, she rescued
him and adopted him.
The stage settings and costumes
are Of that beautiful oriental tone
peculiar to ancient Egypt, and must
be seen to be appreciated. Thatit Is
absolutely the latest creation in this
line may be judged from the fact that
it is the leading feature Of the "War-
path" at the jamestown exposition.
PharOah's Daughter will be presented
for the first time In the west tomor-
row night on Parker's "WarPath. "
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PHAROAHis DAUGHTER.
Beautiful Illusion Show Here fol
H First Time.

~ First Time.
The Parker Amusement Company
has, in years past, presented many
beautiful illusion shows, but Of all
the number, the feature show this
year, Pharoah's Daughter, is the
particularly bright and shining gem
in the Parker crown Of successes.
The legend upon which the playwright
has built this wonderful dramatic
illusion is the beautiful old Bible
storypf Pharoah's Daughter. and the
finding Of the infant Moses, amplided
by . bit Of Egyptian mythology and
folk lore. That part borrowed from
mythology affords an opportunity to
introduce q statute Of Lots. Tradi-
ton has It that when the people Of
ancient Egypt we're suffering from a
terrible plague, the high priest pro-
that II q maiden could be
found whose heart was pure and free
from sin, and should she, in willing,
sacrifice give herself to the river Nile
disease would cease. A search was
made and at last 3 maiden came.
Lota was she called, and unlike the
desert maldens, her skin was fair. her
iresses golden as the sunbeams.
they bound her form with chains Of
lowers and cast Il into the river
Nile, and lOl the waters ran clear and
,oOl sud the pIagus was lifted. In
gratitude they carved . statue like
into her isee and form and placed l.
. . nersd tsmple On ths banks Of
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al unaWay

with our new patent buckles, nc
sewing, no rivsting. You can repair
YOUR harness yourself by using old
straps and parts Of harness usually
thrown awaT, and often save buying
4 new set Of harness. The buckles
are easily pnt on, can be taken o.
aud used again. y TREY COsi
MERELY HoIHNG. Send postal
today Tor FREE catalogue; tells ~
about n. Agents wanted,
Dept B. TotEkk BUcELE Co., To
pskA. Kaa $50
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INSURANCE RATES UP.



The Commercial club o. Abilene
Kansas, held a meeting to discuss the
new fire insurance rates issued ior enc
city Of Abilene under date Of May TO-
1907. The meeting was attended ~
representative businessmen properly
holders and insurers generally W
comparison Of the rates promulgated
in the book referred 70 with the pre-
viOus book il was found that advances
had been made on practically every
rated risk in Abilene except evening
property. In some cases the advances
were 100 per cent, and ranged from
that down to % per cent A rough
calculation Of the general advance In
dIcAtes that there has been an average
advance on rates Of about SSt per
cent.
Tbese matters were fully discussed
and considered by those in attendance
.nat wa the consensus OF opinion
.ts. crave Injustice has been done
! III 1ronerty holders and insurers
I, l. M M. q vance which has been made
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lnercIal clubs Of other cities who have
been similarly affected. Correspond
ence Is invited with commercial clubs
Of other commercial bodies, seeking
to accomplish relief from the excrbi-
tant fire insurance rates.
ABILENE COMMERCIAL CLUE.
Ell. FoRNEY,
s. SHEARER, President.
Secretary. He
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RerrIv.BeardsIey.

Miss Annie Berry was married to
Clement Beardslsy this morning in
a. Pstrick,s new church, Vine Greek.
Father Horgan Dictated. NuPtial
high mass was celebrated.
Several from Abilene, Solomon,
Tampa and Banner attended the in
terestine ceremony.
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Nav safetY Deposit Boxes.

The Farmers National bank has :
new lit Of safety deposit boxes and
any one desiring one should call soon
Is they are being rapidly taken. The
farmers have found that these boxes
are very desirable ior their valuable
papers and many are calling for them.
tao
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-06

Caroline Louisa johnson was borr
in Worcester county, Mass, Feb. "a
1885, and died at her home in Man
chester. Kas., May 20, 1907, aged u
wears, 8 months and 5 days.
Mrs. Holmes was a woman of fine
intellectual abilities and lover Of all
things beautiful. She spent about
xenty years Of her life as teacher,
having taught in various places in her
native state Massachusetts,. She
was married to Thomas @. Holmes
Dec. "a, 1872, at Northboro, Mass,
and came with her husband to Illinois
where they lived until 1885, In that
year they moved to Jackson county,
Kas., residing there until 1895 when
they came to Manchester, which has
been their home ever since.
rs In the latter part Of February, Mrs.
Holmes slipped and fell on the ice,
ihjuring her hip. At first the injury
was not thought to be serious, but on,
the 18th Of March she was comDelled
to take her bed where she was con-
fined for ten weeks. she seemed to
make rapid progress toward recovery
and Tor several .days before her death
i. -. a., Lo,,.. ..oh
WIS apie W Sas II, . wv nV"s SeN
day. She was very patient and cheer
FOL at all times and was very hopeful
ofher final recovery. Her relatives
and friends also felt much encouraged
On Wednesday, the 39th Of May. she
was suddenly stricken with paralysis
Of the heart and died in few minutes.
Her death was great shock to this
community where she was beloved
and respected by all who knew her.
It can truly be said Of herr
The blessings OF her quiet life,
Fsll onus IKE the dew, ....
ana so0I Dy ssSss
Like fairy blossoms Ol' s''a1s.i grew.
sweet s.i proR Rss Tspy I ,oo1, s'"us'
We seadIhsr fscs Is one who reads
A true and holy book ~
Alone unto our = ss Z. ..o.n ws
that Be whose love eIcssdsth ours
Hath taken home His e l
Mrs. Holmes leaves an aged bus
band and one SON. 4 = holmes,
manager Of the Foster Lumber Co. At
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meath AZ Carlton.

Mrs. e. il. French, aged 4S years,
died al her home west Of Carlton Mon
day morning. She leaves a husband
and several children. Funeral We'd
nesday, burial at Fairview cemetery.
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AHOuT People,

harrison Poster u Enterprise wa
an Abilene visitor.
MI. ana Mrs. W. B. Dunlap lett 10
1 visit IN Franklin county III
RT. Fair is home from wetmOre
Kas., where be has besn on business
Geo. i. Hersh and family hav'
moved 70 LongiCFd. Abilene Y soFrl
to lose Thorn. 'ts 4 fsie
Mrs. &. &. winsler Of Topeka \
here for a few days visit yisn rsla
tiyes and friends.
Mrs. r: 4. jackson Of Juno'lol
city Is visiting her psrents M f' ane
Mrs. D. r. Fenton,
Miss Alice Gentry Of the ADlien 4
hieh school has BEEN elected as'one q q
the Topeka teachers.
Mrs. NJ. II. Malott and son Dean
Ieit for Colonia. Mich, 70 visit Mr.
and Mrs. W.P. Gulick'
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Hammond p
Industry were here Sunday the guests
6iMr. and Mrs. B. G. Tonkin, l'i y
Misses Gface and Della Rankin were
down from solomon visiting their
brother Probate Judge Rankin.
tltMr. ana Mrs. R.F. Moore Of sher-
man attended, commencemsnt 1t Kan
"a, UJnjiiy'eersisy where their son Boy
was graduated on Wednesday.
Prof. 3. d. Brooks left for Mccune'
Kas. He win conduct institute ayr
ing the summer and be principal q
the Galena high school next year
miss Raby Johntz is home from
school. Miss Pearl returned with her.
they enjoyed pleasant visit with
thsir brother Charles in Kansas City
on their way home. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Reid were up
from Hope shopping and called O
The RErLrcroR. Crops are looking
fine in their vicinity and farmers are
much encouraged by the outlook.
HI Z. Ellison and family leave to-
morrow for Denver to spend a month
or two on business and pleasure. Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Gimmell will occupy
their residence during their absence
Prof. H. S. Myers, formerly Princi-
pal Of the county high school, has
been visiting friends in the county.
III has been reelected superintendent
Of the Ellsworth schools at increased
salary.
Rev. John Humbargar and Wlle'
father aud step mother Of the editor
came ii Yesterday for visit IN this
CITY, and incidentally to look over the
Harbor county. They have recently
been At Los Angeles, attending the
annual conference Of the Dunkard
church, of which organization they
are members. They are something
81 travellers for old people, having
made i trip through the east last
spring. They reside at Abilene Kan
,as. u Aberdeen wash Bulletin.
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Hirh schooI AnnuaIs.

A few more high school ANNALS
are vet to be obtained at Cases, So
cents each. Those Of previous years
are all gone and those wishing these
should get them at once.
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For wen Drilling

Cali on J.. b. DsmOney or phone
1885, 81 miles north Of Abilene.
S7-SMo
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Craver and Hodges
Headers and repairs
for same at Hodge
Bros.
fail ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-09
BanG0 Territorial y AgfiGuIa d
Puerto Rico
EeeretGrSa.

Ell Conseio de Administration de egta
Banco On session de Is del pasAdo mes de
septiembFe, acord6 autorizar ID emission
dc una nueva seHie de mil C6dulaB hipote'
cariRs CorreBpondientes & la Gexta emission
numeradRs de sol 81 4, 500, por Ga vaIoP
total de Glen mil dollars
Dichas cedulaa tienen IN valoE de 800
q. 8. Cy., cada una, devengan intsEeseS
raz6n de III annual pagaderos por cupo'
nes semestraies y ser6n amortizRdas por
sorteoS anualeS en- un psr1odo m6ximo de
doce nos que venceI& el 80 de Abril de
1879; emiti6ndosa esta nuevR Berie 90 re-
presentation de nusVos 'pr6stsmos hipote.
carlos resIizados 4 largo plazo por un
montante do $100,039.53, ssg6a d TALES
que &c expFegan en- la esCTituFa de emission
otoFgada con fscha del corriente ante eI
Notsrio de est& Ciudad Don Juan de
Guzm6n Benftez.
Los cupones veucidos , Les Cedulas que
Be amorticen, ssraa pagadoB On eSta Gu
dad por ls Gaia de Ia Sociedad y en- la
Ciudad de New York por The National
Park Bank of New York, 8 por Ia casa
que el Banco pueda designaE para este
Bervicio en- 10 sucesivo.
lo que Be hace p6blico en- cumplimisn.
to de 10 que previeue 81 Art 50 de los
EstatutoB. Juan p. r z de 0ctubre
de 1907. FL Sscretario. .-P. Rocs fort -
We Be. El Director Gerante.-R.
Castro GoDz6Iez. 6 vs.
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Buques LeIampagos.
CaRfl'ss en- que aSRtrO d POGO pOdIa Cruzarss
el AtIantICO en- dos tIas.

Mr.. Cooper Hewitt, hombre de cienciss
noItesmeEicano, durants estpdioG expe.
rimep tos para construir uu buque a6veo,
lego deAcubrir IN bugue maritime
va ga el t6rmino-que SO destiza uobrs las
ondaa & rss6n de una mila por minute
y hace posibie cor far On que dentro de
POGO podr6 cruzATss el Asl6ntico en- me-
nos de dos dias FL modelo conltrufdo
pess POGO mancs da una toneIads.
Ssg6n Ia prensa ysr qui, el fondo del
barco es plano del centro bsjan variss
baTrss met6licaH en- cuysB extremidadeB
hay planchaS zspatos de hierro Iiga
rsmsnts inclinadas hacia arriba. Una
h6iice impulse Ia nave. AL empezar
moveFse Ell buque, los zspatoB patineB,
on rsz6n De Ia ob'icuidRd, tienden Balir
del agua, Y van slzsndo el casco hasta Sc.
carlo al aiTe dejsr una diutancia entre
81 fondn del buque In supeEfcie del
mar, sufcisnte para ell juego de Las olss
y ouedan solo ligeramsnts sumeTgidos,
a for de sgua custro patines los que el
msT no ofssee rspistsncia aprecia be.
En- TRz6n de esa Tesistsncia, los buques
del tipo sctual Tsquieren un Rumento echo
vaces mayor de la Tepiptsncia impuIaoTa
para doblar ia velocidad On la nave
Dewitt baEta doblsr la fuerza psTs obte.
uer el miBmo TeBultado.