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The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
rrE DELTA

John Archibald is building barn on
his place.
Charley Jackson Is building a large
addition to his house on his farm. Mr..
Mcconnell farms the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Heilman and Miss
Mana Wright from Greeley spent Sun
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fol-
ey.
James Stoneking has purchased the
ten acres of land originally belonging
to Mr.. MOsier. He will also farm the
ten acres belonging to Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Washburn, who has been so
sick for long time, is somewhat bet
ter The children also have been sick
with the measles but are about we'll
again.
Mr.. Mathews has sold his five acres
on the east side of first avenue. con-
sideration $500 and with his family
will soon leave for Nebraska. That
was their former home.
Elmer Clarkson's children are out
agin after quite seige with the meas
les. Among others who have also
been sick with the measles are, Mr..
Beecham's children. Mr.. Washburn's,
Mr.. Lawrence's and Mr.. Swank's.
Several of the young people had
surprise party on Charley Fay last
week and they had a fine time. Dur
ingthe evening delicious refreshments
were served and everyone had such
good time they did not depart for
home until the wee small hours.
The Japanese boys have been at
work in Mrs. Lizzie Green's grove OF
trees lying north of the house and
have them all cut down. The cutting
down of the grove marks the passing
of one of the most familiar land marks
as 1t has been there since the early
hQyS
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EATON

Born. Wednesday. April 29th to A.
C. Russell and wife. a son.
Miss Neva Yeagy visited at the
Hutchinson ranch Saturday.
]. M. Collins returned Saturday
from a trip east with sheep.
Born, Wednesday. April 29th. to r.
F. Knapp and wife. daughter.
Jno. Mass and family are moving
into their new cottage this week.
Mrs. Clarence Candlin was Gree
ley visitor Thursday and Friday OF last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Platner has been quite
sick for the past two weeks but ls
now better.
Allen Lincoln who Ia student at
the State School OF Mines at Golden,
arrived In Eaton Saturday for short
visit.
Mrs. George Tracy and little son
left here Saturday night for Denver
to be with her father. Mr.. Newberry,
whose health is failing.
The new member of the school
board is ]. NJ. Collins, wealthy and
respected citizen, who will undoubt-
edly make fine officer.
Mrs. Dan Miller returned Sunday
night from visit in Kansas. Mrs.
Miller's health was not materially I'M
proved by her stay In the east.
Theodore Latch has sold his farm
under the Owl creek extension and
he and Geo. Musberger have purchased
a half section of land near his form
er ranch.
Thursday the remains of Mrs. Prid-
DIV OF Pierce were inferred at the
Eaton cemetery. Mrs. Priddy leaves
her husband. q well-known business
man Of Pierce. and eight children.
The Denver manufacturers, that is.
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EvAMs

Miss Libby Morrow Is visiting with
Denver friends this week.
Mrs. Lulu Swartz of Hardin was
visiting Evans friends Saturday.
Mayor Smith has ordered all the
dogs In town muzzled or tied up until
further orders.
Mrs. o. little of Denver is visiting
at the home of her parents, Mr.. nd
Mrs. G. R. Park.
DR.. Carnine. presiding elder of the
M. E. district, was the guest of Rev.
Coffman last Friday.
Mart Briggs and several others in
town report their plum trees broken
down by the snow storm Monday.
Mrs. ]. w. Craig. who has been
visiting friends in Emporia, Kansas.
for the past month. returned home
Thursday.
A crowd Of young people surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Behrens in their
new home Saturday evening. Music
and games were the enjoyment of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Drake have sold
their ranch In the north part Of Evans
to Mr.. Prunty of Iowa who will take
immediate possession. Mr.. and Mrs.
Drake have moved to Orchard where
they expect to make their home.
Miss Bertha Wilson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. J. A. Kimsey for
several months. returned to her home
in Sparta. ILL.,. Saturday. Mrs. KIM
sey accompanied her as far as Denver
where she will visit for = few days
Owing to the storm Monday there
was q small turn out to the school
election. 1t resulted in electing the
former board. DIR. Horton. president; /;
L. C. Vanderlip. secretary. two years
each: ]. M. Kinsinger. holding over.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

the Fort Lupton Whist clubs to ascer.
tain the skill Of each. They spent .
very exciting afternoon and Fort Lup-
ton Whist club secured the laurals
OF the day. A dainty lunch was
served.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Twombly.
assisted by her music class. gave q
very pleasant recital with about 200
persons present. and friends of Miss
Twombly and her class were enter
tanned listening and marking the pro.
gress OF the pupils. Miss. Miss Nc.
Neil favored the audience with several
solos which were very much appreci-
ated. The hall was tastefully decorat-
ed with lilacs and carnations. Much
credit is due Miss Twombly as a
teacher.
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.ATTEviLLE

Sunday. May 3rd. to Mr.. and
hes Peters. . son.
bllins of Mead spent Sunday
hing her brother, George Ter
Family.
I'm. Yer Bryck, Of the Platte
Aarmacy. spent Saturday and
Sisiting at Longmont.
Coykendall will leave Tues
Las Animas. Colo. where he
hgagement for the season to
e ball.
bills of the intermediate room
Sring an appropriate program
OF songs. recitations and
for the last day. The pri-
n will also give . little exer-
last day which shall consist
pms and songs.
Mrs. VIM. Egner enter
following guests at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birkle,
fkle. Prof. ]. F. Redman,
title and Beulah Birkle, Miss
mar and Mrs. Fannie Boak.
ent dinner was served and
le enjoyed by all.
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s. Ellis visited at the home
G. Macy in Greeley last
+.
Mrs. Copeland Of Clay Cen
Is, were guests at the home
Id Mrs. Jas. Dunn one day
hitney, who has been visit
home Of her son. l.. Whit
he past two weeks, has re-
her home in Kansas.
lrles Burbridge and daught-
teville and Mrs. johnson and
Mrs. Miller. of Eaton were
)e Monday attending the fun
RS. Duncan.
tzabeth Duncan passed away
life at the home Of her
Mrs. Jas. Beattie. Sabbath
May 3, after an illness OF
months. The funeral service
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
(tie Monday afternoon. Rev.
ID being assisted by Rev.
The remains we're taken
)r by her daughters. Mrs.
and Mrs. McKissick. and
lildren, McKim and Helen
Monday afternoon. Tuesday
MIR. Beattie accompanied by
ckwood followed. when. after
for grand children and
, Denver. complying with the
# the deceased. the body was
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ghOo0d0okO

cad and wife are expected
} California this week.
this locality was injured
b nights OF last week.
farmers have their beet
They were shipped to
>sday.
Markham hauled several
Dhels of wheat to the Mead
bt week.
rye Markham and son had
! while they were visiting
y Windsor.
les aid met with Mrs. C..
in Mead last Thursday af-
She Is still a members cf
Sndlake Ladies' Aid society.
no water in any of the
this writing and several OF
I'D dry farmers are hauling
b the wells along the ditch
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OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate of Robert Nelson. Deceased.
ed XdministrStor Of the Estate Of Rob
ert Nelson, late Of the County Of Weld.
in the State OF Colorado, deceased, hereby
the County Court OF, said, Weld County at
the Court House in Greeley. in said Coup
is. 1908, at the hour Of 10 o'clock =. m. OF
said day at which time all persons hs,yainY
claims agatnst said estate are are notlned
oi having the same adjusted. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to
signed. 49,
"~11 ~11NToN ANiDE RSON. Administrator
Of the Eatats Of Robert Nelson.
Deceased.
BY John T.. JaeQoe, Attorney.
First publication In Greeley TribYne
Aprii IS. Oe: last qualification 4ay II. 20.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
High School Field Day.

The Greeley high school held their
annual field day exercises Wednesday
afternoon on the Meeker field. The
sophomores scored So points, the
seniors 81 ana juniors 80. Conner
registered the highest individual
score, % points, and johnson broke
the record of the school in throwing
the hammer. making throw Of 100
feet and 8 inches.
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BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GRDB-
LEY, COLORADO:

hetd n said city
Il hs Se dbbS q &c such "a ii
qualified electors Of said city. as shall q
the year next preceding have paid prop
shey y question @ e of authorizine M the the city coSn:
owned BY said city upon the terms herein
piotfi Lot i: In Block 80, being the old de- engine
house. for sum not less than =. 900
The four lots constituting the old water
~1esi Ios 81 81 sSs iSslSTs Sa OF Nw. of section g
9 sbse Ess rrn
f1 To H9%Pshey 81 shs yH 99' ssi g se
one 81 the rs
All that part Of lots 8 and q the NWk
of the NEh4 OF section q, township north,
81 81 saHFe W.y 81 y The Colorado I Southern r.ii
All that part OF lots 3 and Of the NWh
OF the NEh Of section 8, township north.
Of range es west. north ot the right OF way
Guiding the brick building used As resi-
dence and pumping plant. for not less
'n. Lots sand : and 8. block 2. for not less than
Lots 10 and IT. block lso. for not less
'- Lot oi swx OF swA OF section 4 town
ship north, q range 65 W. being a,h dump
ing KrOun0 ON east 6nO OF lOtn 0tE0OSs
without water for not less than 81 600.
Section 2. Each elector voting upon
said question OF the sale OF said parcels OF
land, shall vote by ballot depoeited in .
separate ballot box used for said purpose
only. On each ballot shall be printed .
description Of each parcel OF real estate
and the minimum amount for which sa19
may be sold as above provided, and seto
ballot shall be SO arranged that the voter
may indicate by placing cross * in
square opposite the description OF eech
parcel, whether he votes for 0r against
Section 3. The votes cast for or against
selling said real estate, and each psrce!
thereof, shall be canvassed. certified and
Tor rcanvassing and returning the vote casst
votes SO cast shall be in favor Of selling
Council coS m may a., pro- proceed to sell such parcels
Tor the be at price to be obtained therefor,
but not for less than the amount above
Be for cash. or one-halt cash and one-haU
pSection 4. The polls. Of said election
shall be open from o'clock A. M. to z
O'clock p. NJ, and the polling places shall
be AZ follows: In the First Ward At sl1
Eighth Avenue, in the SECOND Mard y
the City Hall. and in the Third Ward at
the Court House
Passed and adopted. signed and ap-
proved this day of..........-.. l9Os.
1AyOEs
... City Clerk.
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Tho Circus

acrobat finds 1t necessary at all
times to keep his muscles and Joints
supple. That Is the reason that
hundreds of them keep bottle Of
Ballads Snow Linimant always on
hand. A sure cure for rheumatism,
cuts, sprains. sore throat. lame back,
contracted muscles, corns, bunions
and all pains. Price 25c, SOC and
81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

X Mcdonald enjoyed a visit
mother, Mrs. ]. J. Naffziger,
an Wednesday Of last week.
Iorm makes the farmers go
rith broad grins In place of
faces they have been wear.
c. Musser il very i'll threat
N pneumonia. Her mother,
| Cheatum, of Lyons Is with
rb wind Of last week took
off the Carol house which
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Well
Fortunately nobody was
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Log Rolling at Longmont.

The Woodmen will have mon
ster class initiation May II. Round
trip from Greeley 81 Is via Colorado
and Southern Train time, leave
Greeley at 8 a. M; leaving Long
mont at midnight.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

Miss Lizzie kitson who has been
employed - bookeeper for the Harry
Fl. Shaw Dry Goods Co., left last
Tuesday for Birdsall, Neb where
on NAV I, she will be married to A..
e. Pribble of that place. Miss Kit
son has the best wishes Of . host Of
friends in Greeley. Mr.. Pribble has
been connected with the Greeley
Sun. Republican and Tribune IN
years past aud 10 veil known here
The couple will live In Birdsall.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
PRoPosID oRD1uAucI no.

TO PROVIDE FOR SUBMITTING THE
QUESTION OF SELLING CERTAIN
PARCELS OF REAL ESTATE OWN
ED BY THE CITY OF GREELEY TO
THOSE VOTERS WHO SHALL BE
ENTITLED TO VOTE THEREON AT
A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BB
HELD IN SAID CITY ON THE 10TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1908.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Low Rates West and Northwest.

LOW ASCes " esI 8u0 @V1 tUWesss
Beginning June l. and until Sept.
Is, the Colorado & Southern will sell
tickets to Utah, Washington Ari'
zona, Oregon aud California at ex'
tremely low rates for round trip.
T. E. Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Athletic Meet.

Northern Colorado high school
day At Fort Collins Saturday, May 9
Special train via Colorado & Sou.
thern leaves Greeley at am. Tick
cts at schools and station. IS cents
round trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

When you want Rubber tires, tire
setting cold or hot. or anything In
buggy or wagon line, 60 to the
Central Blacksmith Shop, the best
place in Weld county, S09-7th
Stfe0t
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
More Social Doines.

Mesdames W. L. Clayton and J. 8.
Davis are the hostesses Of . series Of
delightful social functions 1t the
home OF the former this week. The
6rst Was . reception given Tuesday
afternoon to which 124 Invitations
we're issued. The house Was beautt.
full with its springtime decorations.
Lilacs were found every where and In
the library the curtains and walls
were draped with roses Perhaps the
prettiest OF oil WAS the dining room.
which suggested May time with
dainty decorations OF pink and green.
Festoons Of morning glories trans
formed the room into = veritable
fairy land. The two hostesses were
assisted In entertaining the guests by
Mesdames G. q. Wolfe, J G Harris,
Joseph G. Ewing and Charles Z.
Phelps. Punch was served In tha
library. j. c. Kendel, ]. Scott
Thompson and Miss Lucy Delbridge
furnished music during the after.
noun. Refreshments we're served by
Miss Miller. who was assisted 10 the
dining room by Misses Donovan,
White, Long and WINNER.
Wednesday afternoon the second
Of the series, card party, Was given.
There we're thirty six guests present
and 800" WAS the game played.
Late In the afternoon Z dainty re.
past WAS served In the dining room.
The hosteases we're assisted In ssrv.
ing by Mesdames 1. Rothschild, + l.
Ewing, 3. G. Eaton aud 8. n. Had
den.
Tonight . dinner party will b
given, to which fifty two guests have
bean invited. A six.oourss menu
will b served and cards played In
the evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

This storv comes from Grover, that
Mrs. NJ. Harkins, Of that place ~.
ceivsd . severe electrical shock .
few evenings ago when shs went to
lift the stove lid to cook supper.
The shock wss ssvsra enough to Al.
most knock her unconscious. and nss
husband when he went to her rescue
also received . heavy shock. It 10
not known how tha stove Became
charged with the current ~ there
10 no electric power plant At
Grover or near there.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
For Sale

To settle an estate, 3 modern cot
tages two blocks from Main street.
Enquire of Harry Wambaugh, Admr.
at Greeley Mercantile Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
0ummer Excursion Rates.

The Colorado & Southern announ.
css that its Sunday and other sum.
mer excursion rates will open Nay Is
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
Negros Linchados

La villa de Tiptonville. Tenn, fue
teatro de tragicEs escenas que han
ocurrido durants los tiltimos meses.
Ultimamante fue asesinado TN di-
putado sheriff, hvfido otro, por
tres negros, que re -
htan desDuas de una fiesta religlosa.
Cuando los diputados pretendieron mr.
restarlos, aquellos dispararou eau
saron un muerto y uu herido. Des-
pues del hecho, huyeron, pero fueron
capturados al fin en- una espesa ma
leza eerGana q un RIO. Acosados en-
derredor por ctentos de fusiles, fue-
ron conducidos In carcel de Tip
ionTille. FL arresto de los clIlpables
fu6 sabido inmediatamepte, y la tur-
ba Sc amotino en- la cGrcel. preten-
tendiendo linchar 4 los delincuentes.
Tn nbogado con buenos razonamIen-
tos SO interpuso entire estos In
multitud, pero esta no Sc dio por
yencida, y colo dIferi6 el linehamien-
10 para horas mas tarde. Entrctan-
TO. el gobierno dio dIsposiclones de
resguardar los prisioneros con una
fuerza miiitar que 10 lleg6 oportuna-
mcnte al lrsar de los acontecimien.
tos. pnc5s ilcg6 desputs quo las multi
tudes habfun hecho justicia con los
negros, quienes fueron colgados Ell
unos Srboles oriiins lie In poblnci6n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
Muy Importante
-:Q:---s-

Estando pr6ximo el fin de afio.
epoca en- quo aeostumbranoso reeo-
nocer las chentas ds nE0sSTos sus-
criptoros. s,lpiicaEoa d todos los que
teassn pand,ente Do psgo su saserip-
cits. 50 sifYan cabriria en- eate5 dos
tiltimoa nieses. pues de 10 contrarfo.
al hacer nuestro reconnGim!e1to a.
nuai, tendriamos Ia pena de suspen-
derles el envio del peri6dico. Cons
te Cue solo hnbiamos con aqunlios que
por moresiiad 8 falta de yoluntad no
hayan heehu sus pagos; q ellos So
lamente hacemua IL anterior adrertan-
ella, esperanto que Ia encontraran
justltIcadn.
Por otra parte, una nueva ley pos
tai nos prohibe enYiar el peri6dico 4
susccripiores que deban mas de , me-
ses; en- eonsecusReia. ca MAY conSe-
nientn que procuren ponerRe al cor
rinnte en- Sus pas0s cuaatn antes,ppes
de un dfa otro puede ylsitarnos el
Inspector Postal y obligarnos q sus-
pender los. que estuyieren atrasa-
dos.
Siendo 6sta Ia 6poca MAS honancible
del aio. con motive de las cosechss,
Buponemoa que In mayor parte dc
nueRtroa suscTiptores cstan en- con-
diclonaa de poder dssprenderse. Sin
sacriile!o alguno, de las peqaeaas can
tidades qae adeuden. en- cuya virtud
esperumoH yernos fayorocidos on bre.
va por sua rsspesas. 10 cusl sahremos
agradecerles dobldamante.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03

En- cuanto ( Francia, el Kaiser ha-
bio de ella como en- todo de compn.
slon. Declare que Aemania tenia en-
Ia mano q la Repdblica franceaa; que
ese pats no tenfa nj Ia fuerza nj Ia
organization necesarias para resistir
cuaiquiera pretensi6n que Alemanla
pudiera tener que presentar; tampoco
podin forzar sus oplniones sobre Ale-
mania en- case de que SO presentara
el case.
Acefta dc Inglaterra. el KAISER ex.
preso las ideas mas severas. Dijo
que era una nacion decadente, y que
esta situacI6n de decadencia habfa
sido precipitada por In guerra Illegal
que los lngleses hicieron en- contra
de los boczos en- el Transvcal.
En- seguida el Kaiser Sc ocup6 do
los Estados unidos. Declare que UT
tratado de allanza entre Alemania y
los Estados Unidos, no solamente era
conveniente para ambas parties, aino
que era absolutamente necesasio pa
To los Estados Unidoo. En- caJo do
que 10 Repdblica americana dejara dc
entrar en- semejante alianza deSensi-
va ofensiva, entonccs tendrfa que
afrontar la alternative de una guerra
con el Jnpop en- Ell espacio do dieE
meseS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
Francia

En- toda Europa es comentada In fe-
liz solucion del incideate de Casa
blanca; los periodicos hacen obscr-
var que en- el nuevo ngrupamiento do
Las Potencias europeas, Frnncia ha ST.
do Ia primera en- recIbir benericio
de las "ententes" celebradas con Ru-
siate Inglaterru. Sc confirma, en- c.
feftO. que las declaraciones formales
que eli Gobierno frances habfa reclbi-
do de Londres y de San Petersbur-
go,gy In espernnza dc que Italia que
DARN neutra en- case De conflicto
han sido las que permitieron al Sc
nor Clemenceau adoptar una actitud
firIhe energtca. sin embargo de ser
siempre conciliante. en- su resistencia
d lbs pretensiones de Alemania.
La Francia sale de este tltimo In
cidente mas flrme que nunca, en- el
puuto de vista International. La en-
treyista con Guillermo II ha hechc
mas estrechas las relaciones franco.
ingiesas, pues In quedado demostra.
dusque. al contrario de las deciara.
Clones del Emperador, solo nj senior
Daieasse. entonces Ministro de Re
laciones. Sc debi6 que no Sc pudc
fornlar una combination europea con
ira inglatcrra, durante Ia guerra en-
rl africa del Sur.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
Pablo Cruz, Editor y Propietario
Tel6fono, 1889.
AUGURI0S SINIESTROS

Un periodico americana dice que el
soDeraho alemdn no solamente crIti-
ca cast todas las naciones de pri-
mer orden en- Europa. sino que tam
Dien hace revelaclones extraordinarias
acsrca dc 10 que plensa sucedera en-
case dc una guerra t'an- -Enronea, pa-
ra Ia cual. en- 81 opinion, solamentc
Alemania cs,@ rcalmente lista, de
Ia cuai cree ~" su latria saldra
victnrios: convertida en- una gran
Potenciw Colonial
Segun Ia version del World, Ell
Emperador emp:eza su entrevista de-
clararGo al senior Hale que Memania
era. Sin comparacl0n possible, la pri-
mera de las Potencias europeas. Lue-
go sighi6 ofreciendo su cumplimIento
las varias naciones europeas: sus
observacionrs acerca dc algunns eran
despreclativas, acerca de otras. es-
pecialmente dc lnglaterra, cast furio-
sas.
Con respecto & Russia, no In consi-
dero como pudiendo ser tomada en-
consideration en- ell futuro gran COM
bate para Ia supremacIa; declare que
Ia mascara habia sido arrancada de
su cara que parecla ser tan fuerte, y
que In guerra russo japonesa habfa
mostrado que no era sino un debll al
feiliQue ell el mundo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
REQ de muer-
te inventor

L y . f.. p
"Hace cuatro afIos ~ dijo el REQ
de muerte Ignacio Fragoso d un re-
porter en- In ciudnd de Mexico, ~ con-
cebi grandes rasgos el aparRto vo-
lador que pretendo haber inventaao,
y desde entonces he venido trabnjan-
do con ahinco y tezon en- "erfeccln-
mario en- todos sus detalles.
---Cual es la forma de dicho apara-
to?--se le pregunto.
Els, dice, I'm cu3o como de nue.
We metros de longitud que afecta
10 fornR de un pajaro, rIes de cada
lado del tambor, lleYa unn ala cSn-
caya de cuatro metros de latitud por
ocho de longitud. EBtps alas van IL
jas q un eje horizontal de acero.
sobre el que gIran, hacienda los mis-
mos moyimientos que un ave ejecuta
con sus alas.
--;Y como consigue usted 'esos mo-
vimlcntos?
Yea usted-proslgue Fragoso con
voz vacilante. Las alas tIenen un
mecanismo movido por una excentri-
CO que va fin al Gle del motor, cl que,
nj glrar y por medic de un engranaje
especial multiplication de movlmientos
Imprime las alas las oscilaciones ne
cesarius.
-:Y para ascender dcscende,'?
Mi aparato lleva tres ventilado-
res para comprimir aire, fin de
que. al mover las bandas y hacerlas
que giren sobre una polea loca. las
alas sc sostengan horiEontales y guar
dar el equillbrio. De esta manera, el
aparato podra ascender 8 descender
con facilidad. sin estar eXpuesto nj
un ascenso muy rapido. nj d IN
descenso peligroso. .-.
-iY de que construirfa listed su
maqutna?
Ell armaz6n, de yarillas finas de
aceralina y Tornado de aluminio. Pa
ra dirigirlo, lleva en- una extremi-
dad. una helice de dos aletas, en- 8,
parte posterior va un tim6n semejan-
te al de los navfos. El motor sera de
gasolina de triple expansion.
-:Y usted ha construfdo algin mo-
delo?
| ST, senior; construf uno dc hoja-
lata y 10 hice funcionar, y assemble CO.
mo dos metros; por tanto. creo que
con pequeHas nlodificacIones de de-
talIe, puesto que solamente hacienda
experimentos Sc pueden corregir los
errores. mi "aeroplano" dara los re-
sultados que creo.
| FL referido REQ de muerte fue iu-
dultado por el sr. Presidente de Ia
Republica. .