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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12

Studley returned to Cuba for a while,
attending to law business and investi-
eating land titles for his clients. He
remained in Cuba on this business un.
til 1902, when the Republic of Cuba
was organized and many American in.
vestors and capitalists who intended
to invest in Cuban property decided to
withdraw from the island. Among
them were Mr.. Studley's clients. He
returned to the United States in 1902
and came directly to New Mexico, set
tling at Ration, where he opened an Of
flee for the practice Of law, in which
he has been engaged ever since. By
hard work, careful attention to his
cases and by uniform courtesy he has
attained a high standing at the bar of
his home county, especially, and has
succeeded in building up a lucrative
practice as well as in attaining the
good will and respect of the people of
bis city and county Mr.. Studley is a
consistent Republican in politics. On
election day in 1906 he was elected by
very handsome majority as mem
Der of the House of Representatives
of the Thirty-seventh Legislative AS
sembly from the Fifth district, com.
posed Of the counties of Colfax and
Mora. During the session he acted
with the Republican majority in the
House and proved himself conserva-
tive, honorable and careful legislator,
who advocated only progressive, time
ly and proper measures, and his vote
is recorded on the right side in every
instance. He was a member of sev.
eral important committees and chair.
man of the committee on counties and
county lines, in which position he per.
formed remarkably good services for
the people of the Territory and for his
particular constituents. He was
named as member Of the commits
sion to revise the Territorial statutes.
This Office he has resigned and is CIV
ing his whole time to his growing law
practice.
On November 81, 1906, he was mar
ried to Mrs. Louise Knapp Foster, Of
New York City, very handsome and
charming woman, who is a leader
In Ration society and a favorite with
all those who have had the good for.
tune to meet her, especially in Santa
Fe, where she spent two months dur
ing the last session of the Assembly,
with her husband.
Mr.. Studley is thorough believer
in the greatness of New Mexico now
as Territory, and in due course OF
time to be a State, who came to the
Sunshine Territory to make 1t his fu-
ture home and proposes to do so
as long as Providence may will. In
the prime of life, possessed Of a fine
mind, Of liberal education, of a high
sense Of honor, considerably exper.
fenced in his practice, well-bred, cour.
teous and suave, Mr.. Studley is bound
to succeed and is already making his
mark and attaining prominence in his
chosen profession, in politics and as e
citizen.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
BIBLE HAS NO
PLACE IN SCHOOLS
President Of Chicago Board of Educa-
tion Makes This Statement to
Club Women.

Chicago. Oct. 12.-When the ques.
tion of religious instruction in the
public schools was put before Presi-
dent Otto G. Schneider of the Chicago
Board of Education yesterday by the
club women, he met the issue so
squarely as to bring a gasp of as
from the women.
81 believe with Juan Jacques Rous-
seau," said Schneider, that religion
should not be taught any one in any
form until his or her mind is mature.
AS for the bible in the public schools,
l object to it. 1t is not fit for the
children A history Of the bible as a
of literature should be
there the same as any other master
pieces"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
R. Fl. h.
SWITCHMEN TO
DEMAND RAISE
Grievance Committee of Union Meets
in Chicago and Perfects Plans for
Wage Increase.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-The chairmen OF
the grievance committees of all the
yards under the jurisdiction of the
Switchmen's Union Of America con
cluded three days session here last
night, formulating demand for an
increase Of pay equal to that granted
In the northwest. The conclusions
now 60 before the local unions for
ratification. It is purposed to ask for
an increase of six cents an hour, time
and half for overtime and double
time Sunday. The demand will effect
all the yards from New York west
controlled by the union. President
Hooly said there was little likelihood
for a strike.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
CHICAGO SHUTS
OUT DETROIT
Cubs Win Fourth Game in Succession
Making Them Champions of the
Base Ball World.

Detroit, Oct. 12.--Detroit, the Amer.
lean League base ball champions,
went upon the field at Bennett Park
this afternoon with three straight de.
feats registered against tnem by the
Chicago National League team, fol.
lowing twelve inning tie with which
the two teams opened the world s
championship series last Tuesday.
The Chicago plapers were confident
of ending the series by winning again
today but Manager Hugh Jennings of
the Detroit club, with mis- customary
fighting spirit was still hopeful of
winning the championship. His team
he said was not beaten until the last
man is out in the last game of the
series. Following the three successive
defeats, Detroit fans practically stop
ped betting.
The batteries in today's game were:
Detroit-Mullin and Archer; Chicago
Brown and King. Howard played
first for Chicago as Chance had his
fingers injured in yesterdays game.
The sky was overcast with the tenn
perature 43 degrees and raw wind
blowing fifteen miles an hour The
spectators were wearing overcoats
and blankets. The attendance was
curtailed owing to the severe weather.
Chicago scored one run in the first
inning and one more in the second.
The final score of today's game
which made Chicago the champion
base ball club of the world was to
0, in favor of the Cubs. The tabulated
score waS
... r. Fl. h.
Chicago. .........2 Z ]
DelIOll. : ~
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
FUEL SUPPLY OF
VESSEL GIVES OUT

San Francisco, Oct. 12.-According
to advices received in this city the
Oceanic Steamship Company's steam.
er Mariposa, three days overdue from
Tahiti, is 81 miles off the coast from
Monterey without fuel. First Mate
w. D. Watson, who rowed the entire
distance to Monterey, reported the
steamers predlcament. A steamer has
left Monterey to tow the Mariposa to
San Francisco.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12

Elmer T.. StLdley, one of the leading
members of the New Mexico bal
and a successful attorney at Ra
ton, the bustling and growing
county seat of Colfax county, is
a notable figure among the many
who have come to the Sunshine
Territory within recent years to make
it their home and to work for its
steady advance and progress in the
right direction. M
MI. Studley comes of thorough
American stock and is descendant
Of those Englishmen who landed at
Plymouth Rock and whose sons,
grandsons and great grandsons and
their descendants have borne such a
conspicuous and important part in the
creation and greatness of this nation.
The first members of Mr.. Studley S
family emigrated to New England dur.
ing the times of Oliver Cromwell and
later some of them moved to western
New York. Mr.. Studley was born
near Buffalo, New York, and is
forty years of age. His early years
were spent on a farm near that city
engaged in wholesome hard work and
farming pursuits. He received good
common school education and after
ward attended Cornell University at
Ithaca, New York, graduating there
from with the degree of A. B. in 1892
Later on he attended the law school
Of the same institution and received
the degree of l.. L. B. in 1894. Gov
ernor Charles E. Hughes, the present
executive of the state of New York,
and the late Francis Miles French
who is perhaps better known as the
writer OF "The Blue and the Gray"
were among his instructors in the law
school. In 1894 Mr.. Studley returned
to his old home in Buffalo to reside,
and was for time engaged on the
reportorial staff of the Buffalo Press,
pursuing in the meantime his studies
in law. He was admitted to the bar in
the state of New York in 1895, and
then began active practice Of his pro-
fession until the breaking out of the
Spanish-American war in 1898. Mr.
Studley was among those volunteers
who offered their services to the ma
ton at the beginning and was com.
missioned by Governor Frank s.
Black as first lieutenant in the Two
Hundred and Second New York Vol
unteer Infantry and served with this
regiment as such until the 18th day
Of April, 1899, when he was honor
ably mustered out of service with the
regiment at Savannah, Georgia. Dur
ing his term of service In the army
Lieutenant Studley was in Cuba from
the time sent until the signing of the
protocol, about the goth day of March,
1899 His regiment was the first of
the American army to enter Havana.
This was after the Spanish evacua-
tion. Havana then contined about
100000 Spanish troops, but there was
no fighting for him, as the war did
not furnish enough to go around. Aft
er his muster out Of the army, Mr..
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
Embezzles $780,.
900 From Stock
Exchange Firm
LOST MONEY sPECULA7|NG
Recent Slumpin Stocks Wip-
ed Out New Workers. In
vestments

New York, Oct. 12.-George H.
Brouwer, confidential manager of the
stock exchange firm of James H. OH.
phant and Company, who is charged
with larceny of check for $2,750, the
property of Jap P. Carlisle and who is
held under heavy bail In the belief
there are other large discrepancies in
his accounts, has been considered
one of the most Trustworthy managers
in the financial district. He held that
position with Oliphant and Company
six years.
James H. Oliphant, says the firms
losses might reach a hundred thou
sand dollars, many irregularities hav.
ing already been found.
Brouwer is said to have speculated
heavily and the recent slump wiped
ont his investments.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
STOCK MARKET
CONTINUES SHAKY

New York, Oct, 12.-The stock
market opened weak today, a number
of leading stocks selling down to
about the level Of the panic Of last
March. Gossip of the financial district
in explanation of the decline was
based on a rumor that e. Fl. Harri-
man had given orders for sweeping
reductions on every railroad line he
controlled. Hartman made denial
that any such order had been given.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
EXPRESS AGENT
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS
EmpIoye of United States Express
Company at Santa Rosa Arrested
On Serious Charge.

Santa Rosa, N. M, Oct, &c. H.
Huffman, United States express ag,
ent here, has been arrested, charged
with being short in his accounts. Huff
mans shortage is reported to be
|$1,465. The examination of the prison
er was had before Justice Gallegos.
Huffman was bound over to appear
before the grand jury in the sum Of
$4,000. He was unable to give bond
and today was still in the hands Of
the sheriff. Huffman has a wife and
one child for whom much sympathy
is expressed. The family formerly liv.
ed in Hutchinson, Kansas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
Well Known Aero
naut Leaves AL
buquerque
HOPES TO REACH DENVER
Big Gas Bag Not Sighted
Here Up to Late This
afternoon.
Special to the New Mexican.

''p>Niu' ~ VIC NC" MtAlCdU.
albuquerque, n. NJ Oct l2.-Jos.
eph p. Blondin, the wen known aero
naut, started from the fair grounds
here at ten minutes past twelve
O'Clock this noon headed for the north
in an endeayor to reach Denver. Colo.
RADIO, in a flight in his long distance
balloon The ascension was made
without hitch and conditions were
The current was in
northerly direction and the balloon
seemed to float nicely northward. A
telephone message received here at |
o'clock this afternoon stated that at
12:55 the balloon was sigAtad over
Bernalillo passing northward.
Balloon Not Sighted Here.
After the receipt of the above dis.
patch by the New Mexican a sharp
lookout was kept for the appearance
of the balloon in this vicinity but evi-
IDENTIFY the air current was not favor
able and If the balloon passed north 1t
did not strike the air strata above this
city. This may be considered a for
tunate circumstance as there was dan
ger that the balloon might strike some
of the crags Of Mt Badly.
Up to the hour of going TO press no
sign of the balloon has been noticed
within the boundaries of the horizon
of Santa Fe
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
FREIGHT CRASHES
INTO PASSENGER
A Conductor Killed and Several IN
iured in Wreck On Louisville
and Nashville Railroad.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct, 12.--ln a
rear-end collision between a Louisville
and Nashville freight train and a
passenger train at Pratt City, Ala, at
an early hour this morning, Pullman
Conductor ]. S. Smith was instantly
killed and several other persons in
iured. The dead and injured were in
the last Pullman car.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA
NEAR UNTO DEATH

Vienna, Oct, 12.-The condition OF
Emperor Francis Joseph took turn
for the worse at noon and he is now
considered in a serious condition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
FIRE DESTROYS BIG
DRY GOODS STORE

San Jose, Calf, Oct. 12.-Fire de
stroyed the Arcade dry goods store
at the corner Of South First and Fer
nando streets, last night. The loss
is estimated at 100000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12
ENGINE BLOWS UP
KILLING TRAlNMEN

Reynolds, Ca, Oct 12.-Three train
men were killed and much property
damaged this morning by the explo-
sion of an engine on the Central Of
Georgia railroad.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-12

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-20
M ENUD E,NClAS'
NADA...... .ETRE DOS PLATES

La tan cacareada reunion de A1ca1 /
des para resolver Ell problema del
MANTENGO barato, seg1n decian algu
nos, result6, una pomposa presenta
cion de autoridades locales popu-
lares, la GERARQUlGA eINGENITA gu
bernam entail.
Seg6n manifestations de algunos
amigos nuestros, en- Ia tai reunion
tratose mas de asuntos de otra fndo-
le, que de los que pudieran relacio-
narse con ell problema economico
para que hab1an sido llamados.
Y despues de todo, aun no pudimos
explicarnos, cua1 es. ell problema
que pudiera resolver la opinion de
los sefIores Alcaldes, sobre los altos
precios a que hoy Sc pagan, algunos
de los articulos de primera necesidad.
No sc por que nos fguramos, que
no son las tales autoridadeS, las que
pueden dar un exacto informe sobre
tai asunto 6 problema.
Parecenos que la honora bic autori-
dad gubernamental tiene mas cerca
de su personalidad, quienes puedan
informarle detalladamente sobre Ell
alza de los artlculos indicadoS; pues
ito que, en- San Juan, tienen estable-
cldas epresentaciones las casas pro
ductoras de mas importancia en- los
EstadOs Unidos.
EStos sef1Ores representante son
los que pueden poner al corriente
del progressive avance del mercado,
para los artlculos de primera necesi-
dad, de tres meses esta fecha.
81 el cOmercio de Puerto Rico Sc
surte precisamente de tales artlculos
de las casas productoras y especula-
doras establecidas en- Chicago, Nueva
Orleans, Nueva York, etc. etc, nadie
mejor, que sus Representatives en- San
Juan, pueden ilustrar en- este asunto,
al Honorable Gobernador Mr. Post.
Entire los respetables alcaldes de
la isla, quizas no falten hombres ca
PAGES de afrontar la situacion; pero.
tpor que molestar las locales auto
Tidades, cuando tenemos entire nos
otros, quien puede darnos detalla dos
informes sobre el asunto que nos
ocupa2
Nosotros creemos, sin tenor equi-
vocarnos, que Ell que compra 4 cinco,
no puede vender cuatro; 81 no Sc ira
to de I'm loco, 8 de alguno que no
p1ense pagar 10 que la comprado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-20

ponesa hacia Alemania, han coincidido
los persistentes rumores de una inte-
ligencia entre Aiemania los Estados
Unidos. En- Londres Sc ha publicado
one el emperador Guillermo. ha ofre-
cido al gobierno de Washington su
apoyo en- case de una guerr en- ell Pa
ciflco, que amenazase las posesiones
americanas. Ell '.Sun", de Nueva York,
dice qre, 81 el ofrec.miearo ha sido
hecho, servira para atraer a Alemania
4 la confanza y la buena voluntad de
los Estados Unidos, pero que esta re-
pdblica no necesitarfa la cooperation
de aquel imperio para batir al Jap6n.
Y asf estamos; 6 estan ellos. Sc nos
reptile que no hay motive para una
guerra con 81 Jap6n; pero de como y
cuando y por que sera esa guerra es
uno de los temas que mas figuran en-
revistas peri6dicos; y Sc nos presenta
articulos de peritos navales militia
res, artfculos de comerciantes de mi
sioneros, articulos de dipl Tomatoes de
turistas, artfculos de nacionales de
extranJeros. A fuerza de gritar que
viene ell lobo mo acabara por venir
Esto tiene So lado bueno para los dos
pneblos; asf como los individuos, ell
estar tocados de alguna afci6n M a.
MA, como coleccionar Sellos, 6 la m1si-
wagneriana, les hace circular la san
gre, las naciones les conyienen pen
sar en- algo que este fuera de elias; la
ambicion, ell amor proplo, ell deseo de
la revancha, la necesidad de la defen-
sa, las impiden caer en- ell marasmo y
les obligan discurrir traba Jar a
gobernarse bien. En- los grandes pro.
gresos de Alemania de Francia. en-
tre por mucho la conviction que ada
una de las dos tiene de que la otra,
cuando pueda, lie caera encima no e
dejara hueso sano
Cuanto al lado malo, va Sc sabe
cual es: con tai estado de amino, aquf
y en- el jap6n, Sc g&s.a-d un dineral en-
armamentos, y, mas 6 menos tarde,
vendra ell lobo. Habra que pelear,
como fuertes presiones extraf1as no 10
impidan; y la lucha sera cruentfsima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-20
Politica eztraDj3ra


Ell Kaiser ha quedado muy com
placido con Ia cortesia del gobierno
japones que le ha preguntado 81 lie
serla grato que los dos cruceros que
Sc hallan actualmente en- aguas eu-
ropeas visitaran a Kiel. Esos repre-
sentantes de Ia gran potencia oriental
pueden cOntar con una cordial acoqi-
da, Kaiser y Ell Principe Henrique de
Prussia les prodigaran todas classes de
atenciOneS.
Hasta cierto punto la vista de los
dos cruceros es espontanea. Cuando
dejaron al Japon tenfan orden de
vlsltar solam ente uno s dos puertos
ingleses, donde debian ser reclDidos
Ohcialmente como aIiados. Pero cuan-
do las negociaciones ranco-iapone
sas progresaron favor ablemente has
terminar con Ell tratado cuyo texto
ha sido publicado recientemente ell
gobierno japones decide que la visi-
ia de los cruceros Sc extenQiera & los
puertos dc Francia, determination
que fue acogida en- Paris con la ma
yor satisfaction,
rot Otra parte el GOD1ernO 1apOneS
no podla olvidar & Alemania en- ese
camblo de cortesias internac1onales.
pues en- las actua1es circunstancias
una vista a los puertos ingleses y
franceses, que no Sc extendiera los
puertos alemanes, podfa dar funda-
mento al rumor de que Ell Japon no
We con agrado la presencia de Ale
mania en- Kiautchan; por 10 tanto ell
gobierno del Mikado propuso al Kai-
ser la vista de los dos cruceros
Kiel.
Este pequefIo incidente demuestra
una vez mas que la politica de EN-
tente' inaugurada con tanto exito
por el Rev Eduardo, CANA cada dfa
mas proselitos.
Quizas no este lejos ell momento
en- que Alemania Sc decida 4 reanu-
dar relaciones cordiales con las Po-
ttencias de la "entente."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-20
Las economics de FalIi6roS
I'll INCIDBNTR Ok Los REYES De SORUEcA

Con motive del accidente ocu-
rrido ultimamente a los reyes de
Noruega en- ell paseo en- coche
por el parque de Versailles, va
rios peri0dicos critican viva
mente las economics del Presi-
dente t'allieres.
Cuand0 M. Loubet dei6 la Pre-
sldencia habia en- las cuadras
del Eiseo ounce caballos de
gran precio M. Fallieres ven
d1o IL Y Sc quedo con tres. A
causa de la escasez en- que Sc
encontraban las caballerizas pre-
sldenciales los caballos engan-
chadOs en- el coche de los reves
de Noruega habian sido alquila-
dos para la OCCASION 10 mismo
que los postillones.
Esa economic de NJ. Fallieres.
que rava en- la avaricia. ofrece
singular cOntraste al ser compa-
rada con la esplendidez de la
"riviere' 7 de perlasy Y zafiros con
que la municlpalidad de Paris
obsequio a la reina Maud.
Uno de los peri0dicos dice
ademas:
La economic es una virtud
perO M. Fallieres no debe olvi-
dar que en- su caHdad de Pre-
sidente de Ia Republica reel
be una asignaci6n anual de
100000 frances para represent
tar dignamente al pals. Cuan-
do el rey Haakon tue al Elise0
a devolver al Presidente la vi
sta que habia recibid0. todos
pudieron observar que el "valre
de pied no tenia ese estilo iret-
probable que debe tener ell va
let de pied de una carroza de
gala, sus cabellos cubrian las
orejas Y los extremes de su pan
talon, demasiado largo, estaban
rec0gidos. Era IN hombre con
tratado para la circunstancia.
Ills este acasO digno de Fran
cia2'
LA economic de M. Falli6res
y su amor excessive por la SEN
cillez seran tai Yez muy demo
craticos, pero nos parece que
tenemoS derechO algo mas en-
cambl0 de nuestro dinero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-20
PLEITO IMPORTANTG

Ell Tribunal Supreme de la Isla
acaba de fallar TN pleito de gran
trascendencia se2uido por el Sr. Co
lector, hoy Gobernador ecco., DR.. p.
Manuel Dlaz Caneja. quien con per-
severante tes6n exigia que los censa
tarios pagaran los r6ditos de sus res
pectivos capitales, que habian sido
establecidos en- monedas espaflola, no
en- moneda provincial. al tipo del
ooIoo que habla quedado reducida
por ell cange 1ltimo como pretendian
Ia mayor1a de dichos censatarlos,
apoyados por buen ni1mero de aboga.
dos, sino en- la msma moneda espa-
f1ola en- que Sc ha blan establecido los
capitales 6 en- la americana hoy cir
culante en- el pals, al tipo corriente
en- plaza.
Esta question era IN semillero de
pleitos en- los que hablan recaido SEN
tencias contradictorias en- los tribu-
males lnferiores, hasta que Ell referi-
do Sr. Caneja, quien representation
los abogados D, Juan Morera D..
Juan Hernandez Lopez, llev6 este
asunto al Tribunal Supreme contra
d. Julian Silva, recayendo por lnani-
mldad una sentencia por la que Sc re-
voca la que habia dictado la Corte de
Distrito de Saa Juan, y Sc condena
al demandado y apelado d. Julian Sill
va la devoluci6n de capitales a las
+ r. NJ NJ. Carmelitas y al pago de
los reditos vencidos, "todo en- none
da fuerte espafola, 6 su eouivalente
en- orc americana, con Ell descuento
del IIloo que sufrira la moneda es-
pamela con relacion la americana, /"
mas los intereses legales con las cos
tas de ambas instancias.
Con semejante sentencia quedan
terlninados los diversos pleitos Que
por el mismo motive estaban pen
.dlentes en- los diversos tribunales de
la lsla, y flnali@adas las eternas cues
tlones que venfan suscitandose entire
censuallstas y censatarios, aparte del
beneflcio que de clio reportan las CO.
munldades, parroquias, hospitales Y
Ecotradias que t1en4a- censos de igua1
.indole y a los que Ifavorece dicha
sentencia por formar jurisprudencia,
una vez frme.
Nuestra felicitaci6n al Sr. Caneia
y 4 los Sres. abogados Morera Her
nandez Lopez por el triunfo obtenido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-20
Dos5ubnnianto de Ia ftg'aIn Dc los cdOreg

Ell afio 1907 marcara una 6poca i'm
portante en- los anales fotograficos,
y al mismo tempo en- la evoluci6n
de los grandes descubrimiento hu-
manos. .es:,sA.s - ssSSsqqg N
Desde hace tempo Sc saba que
dos sabios, los hermanos Augusta y
Luis Lumiere, famosos fabricantes
de placas habfan descubierto la So
lucion exacta del problema de Ia fo-
tograf1a de los colores.
Sin embargo, por escrdpulos de
detalles, no quisieron dar publicidad
4 su descubrimiento.
Pero "L'Illustration" de Paris, en-
81 ndmero del IS de Junio, d. cuen-
ia del maravi1loso descubrimiento de
los hermanos Ldmiere, detalla la tee
MICA de las experiencias reproduce
algunas fotografias en- colores.
Sc trata, pues, de un hecho posi-
two, do I'm problema resuelto que no
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