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The Washington times., 1908-01-19
" The Incarnation"
PIeaSeS Audience
The Second Time

BY request OF many who heard it's
previous presentation, Adam Geibel S
cantata, "The Incarnation" was re-
peated last Monday night by the choir
OF Dumbarton NJ. +. Church with great
success. Il is pleasure TO hear such
d composition given in the way the
choir presented 1t under Mr.. Glover's
direction and those who heard The
Incarnation" the second time readily
understood the demand for its repeu-
tion
The chorUses were sung in good style,
the mems chorus being particularly
effective. one of the features of the
recital was the unaccOmpanied quartet
sung by Miss Bessie Burcb. soprano;
Mrs. J. A. Houghton, contraIto; p. L.
Scanthng, tenor, and John Waters,
bass. AR. Glover. director of the choir,
is a musician whose success in other
like positions, particularly that OF
Christ Church. GEORGETOWN. where hiS
efforts were so signally successful. is
well known in the local musical world.
ST Aloysius' Roman Catholic Church.
enc OF the largest churches or any
denomination in the District. viii do
away with the gallery choir Of men and
women. who have for years rendered
the music at the stately services for
which this church Is noted, and in its
place, d choir OF fifty men and boys viii
render the music commencing Easter
Sunday The present choir. which for
the past twelve years has been under
the direction Of EIr. Stephen J. Kubei,
has been notified by the pastor, the
Rev. Father Eimncl. that they viii no
longer be needed after the Sunday pre-
ceding Easter.
The only ether churches which have,
so far, organized boy choir, are st.
PauTs, which has the only sanctuary
choir. and Holy Trinity and Inmacu-
late conception. which have boy ChoTs
singing in the gallery.
The soloists for The Redemption. %
TO be given 10y the Choral Society Feb
ruary q in New Carroll Hall, will be
Miss Florence Hinkle. soprano. of New
York: Nicholas Douty, OF Philadelphia,
tenor; John HumbiTd Duffey, baritone.
of New York, and Charles Belmont, OF
New York, bass.
Excellent work is being done by the
chorus and orchestra, both of which are
under the leadership OF Heinrich Ham
mer of GotebOrg. ReheaTsals Of the
chorus are held every Monday even
ing in George Washington University.
and those OF the orchestra every Satur-
day evening I'm St. Stephens parish hall
Fourteenth street and Columbia road.
The orchestra, which is an amateur
organization, is doing good work and
has made much progress. as might be
expected with such an able conductor
as Heinrich Hammer. who is well
known abroad as a conductor of high
standing.
The chorus also has made marked
Improvement Toward the end OF the
month the orchestra and chorus will
have Joint rehearsaIs each week
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. contraIto.
presented a program OF songs last
THURSDAY afternoon in the reading room
Tor tie alinG in the Library Of Con-
Eress She was assisted in the recital
hv Mark LansbUrgh, viOlinist. and J.
Edgar Robinson, pianist
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
Nine. SanarOff PleaSeS
Audience in Many
Music CenterS.

Nine. Samaroff, the celebrated Rus
sian pianist will give a recital at 4.30
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Ma
tional IneateT
Nine. SamaroT has attained an in
ternauOnal reputation and comes 70
Washington with the approval of other
music centers. where she has appeared
this season. Her program Will be va
ried and viii offer students and musi-
clans alike an entertainment of IN
usual merit.
Washington music lovers, particularly
those who are regular attendants at
the concerts Of the Philadelphia Orches-
ira. will be interested TO hear of the
marked success attained last Friday by
the orchestra when Conductor POhiig
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

Miss Lillian ChenOweth. contralto.
presented a program of songs last
Thursday afternoon in the reading room
Tor tie 5linG in the Library Of Con-
Eress. She was assisted in the recital
hv Mark LansbUTgh, viOlinist. and J.
Edgar Robinson, pianist
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

Miss Courtney Collins, and Miss Hilda
Koehlfr
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
DRAUGHTSMAN.

Drawing sor haif-tone and line cuts; cats-
l0Eues and cover pages designed, shop and
Patent Once drawings T. LLOYD MOCK
ABEE. slS Wash. Loan and Trust Building
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

CapItol Dental ParIors. 1903 f 81 NV Ex-
merits in Crown and Bridge Work. All work
Guaranteed Painless operations. Prices
moderate. open evenings. Phone n. 2SSSJ.
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASS.
EluEote-Nukote

The modern wood finish, amy color, Al
size can. For sale only by T. j. LTRPE
CO, 10 18th St. n. ". Phone n 52sJ
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

SpeCiaItfes in roofing material Asphaltum
rubber roofing. .kure-A-Lebs, mastic com
pound by the gallon. Lime. cement etc
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
BUFFERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

4 kidney and heart tonic. a remeiy for
rheumatism and Eout neuralgia ard sciatica.
Beneficial in paralysis and blood poisoning.
Price - cents. Indiana ave. and j sts
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
HEATING AND Thinning.

" B. ENGLAND. 7l6 II 81. y. E. Tin
ming. Heating and general repairing Stove
work a specially. Estimates furnished Work
guaranteed Phone T.. 1884
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

The quality OF our work is right; every de
tail perfect: work finished soon -Unsis-
tent with sood work MOORE PHOTO CO,
IlG-l1ll Pa. Ave. y. W.
we use an entirely new process. \ nun
dred novel effects. Pictures finished while
YOU wait, 8 for = cents. Day anG night
rain OF shine Is5 Pennsylvania ave. n.
The Washington times., 1908-01-19
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

We carry a fun line OF billiard and pool
table supplies Repairing p specially.
Southern Billiard supply Co.,
49, 9TH 81. NV.
The Washington times., 1908-01-19

Physical Culture. the natural obesity cure
class begins January -. Physical underle-
veIoumeuts made normal. defects corrected
recommended by physicians, women and chill
dren exclusively. Barringer Institute. 81 T
nm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04

tails of the organization of the club
will be perfected. West Lake is the
largest artificial body of water in the
vicinity of Topeka and with the sur
rounding ground is owned by a Topeka
syndicate composed of ten men, The
lake. which has just been completed,
covers several acres of land and has a
depth of twelve feet in places
The property surrounding the lake
has been divided into twelve tracts of
from five to sixteen acres in size and
these are owned by men who propose
to erect summer homes on them. A
sixteen acre tract along the shore of
the lake has been set aside and a club
house will be erected on it as soon as
the formation of the club has been
perfected.
The site of the new lake is of easy
access to Topeka and the holdings of
the West Lake club are reached by
macadam road and earth roads, the
finest to be found in any part of the
county. The tract lies just south of
the Sixth avenue road, west of Cages
Park and north of Tenth street road.
and promises to furnish one Of the pop
ular summer resort sites in this part
of the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04

from Denver, Colo, where they spent
two weeks on pleasure trip.
Mr.. James Porter has returned
home from California where he
visited several weeks with relatives
The wedding of Miss Laura Rae Nc
Elroy and Mr.. Roy Shelter will take
place Wednesday evening, July g. at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. McElroy, of 1913
Harrison street. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelf
fer will go to Kansas City to visit for
a few weeks. On their return to To-
peka they will live at 1715 Harrison
during the absence of her mother who
will go to Hannibal, Mo-. to remain
several months, after which they will
go to housekeeping. Miss McElroy
has always lived on the East Side I'M
til recently and has a large circle of
friends here who extend most hearty
congratulations to both young people.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04

too busy, but expect to go in a few
days." said he.
in Topeka today. There are two big
ball games. picnics in all the possible
places adjacent to the city, band con-
certs and balloon ascensions at Vine
wood park. and motor races at the
fair grounds.
Mrs. Laura Thorp,. police matron
left for Phillipsburg today where she
will spend half of the ten days vaca-
ton allowed her by the city annually
She will spend the remaining five days
of her vacation later in the month
visiting friends at Parsons.
The quarterly meeting of the To-
peka Branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will be held in
Lowman Hill Methodist church on
Wednesday, July Sth. Morning and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04

L
be telephoned to Ind. phone GIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Benson and two
children went to Tonganoxie, Kan,
Friday to visit few days with MI.
Benson's father.
Mr.. Floyd Jones of 907 Jefferson
street returned home from McFar-
land, Kan, where he visited his par
ents- for several days
Miss Julia Likens of Smith Center,
Kan, came here yesterday to remain
few days with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Goodno of
Leavenworth, Kan, are spending the
day today the guests of Mrs. Goodno's
parents on Madison street.
Miss Loa Stockwell of Granville,
Kan, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M. Stockwell of sos Lake street to-
day.
Mrs. Willard Bunce of 333 Adams
street is spending a few days in Spen-
Ger, Kan, visiting her parents.
Miss Bertha and Mr.. Bert Stritch-
field of st. George. Kan. came here to-
day to spend few days with their
sister, Mrs. Maude Reser of 1924 Bran
ner street.
Mrs. L. G. Hammond of 407 Madi-
son street spent the day today with
relatives in Seabrook.
Mr.. David Holloway and daughters.
Inez and Violet have returned home
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04
least 70PfkAN0ES|
$3.50, aaaed

Items for the East Topeka column may
be telephoned to Ind. phone GIL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04

About $50 members have ordered din
ner at the Country club tonight. There
will be an informal dance and fireworks
this evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04
shively in Topeka.

Manager Cooley received word this
morning that Doc Shively <resident of
the league, would come over from Kansas
City today to attend this afternoons game
and watch the work of the umpires.
Messrs. Burke and Setly- The umpire
proposition. as regards Topeka, the fans
say, will bear watching.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04
WILL WED EvALYN WALSH.

Denver, Colo, July 1.-The News today
says that Thomas F. Walsh. millionaire
mining man OF Colorado. yesterday an
nounced the betrothal of his daughter.
Evalyn to Edward B. Mclean, OF
John r. Mclean, proprietor of the Cincin-
natl Inquirer and the Washington Post.
Young Mclean is now a guest at WAL
hurst, the Walsh country home near this
city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04

afternoon sessions at 10 o'clock and 2
o'clock Social hour and basket lunch
at noon.
On cards which he has sent out
through the mails Judge ]. S. West,
assistant United States district attor-
ney, who is a candidate for a place
On the supreme court bench has this
catchy little phrase: 1.-The name West
will come last on the judicial ticket.
Horace Greeley said, Go Vest"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-04
WEST LAKE CLUB.
Meeting to Complete Organization to
Be Held Monday.

those who desire to become members
is called for Monday evening at the
Commercial club rooms when the de-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
Ell desarme Ell Mexico

No Sc trata precisamente de que en-
Mexico se haya decretado el desarme
como aquel que Ne han referldo
los altruistas internaclonnIeu, para es-
tahiectr In soiidaridad y In paz uni
Nrrsal; no Sc trata de eae desarme,
siuo simpiemeRte de que los ciudada-
nos que VIVIAN radlcados o temporal.
mente en- ei Distrito Federal. nj
porten ristolus, puGales, nj otras mr.
mas ofensiyas defensivas, que sean
los agentes Ell los crfmenes de SAN
gre. I'll senior Gobernador del Dis
trito, IN. GuIllermo de Landa Es-
candon trata de prohibir bajo seye-
ras penas esas armas. 4 fin de eyitar
por tai medic los de!itos de sangres
que son tan frecuentes en- la Rep1bIi
ca. y que ahora van pasando como le-
sado de degeneration de los reildo
res de- baja ralca los reiidores de
In ariStocracia. 49,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
Ell primero
y ell ultimo


Una rata campcsina asomo la ca
bcza por In cntrada do su cueya y
vi6 no lcios de alli. una hermosG
manZana
--;Es para m;!--.caill6 aIoderando-
se do In fruta.
PcE0 uE mono. descendiendu rail-
damcntc dc uu arbal. apruxlmdse de
an par de SaltpS IL rata, lu arrn-
hat6 In manzana ; gnn6 dc nueyo Ia
copa del arboi. dlcIendo:
80" Es para mf,
uh nSuiia que prcsenclaba In eScc-
ma. cerni6ndose majestuosamente cii
al cSracIo, 40 dnjd tempo q, inonO
para EoZar de- su victoria: arroJose So
hrc 81 como una 1ccEh. clay6 sua pa
rran en Ia manzana y remonto s,l
vuclo, rEGIamando:
--. rs para mi!
Enhances IN sn:ah-c,= que SO ;,a,,,-
eahn s casar Par- aqaeilas parajee, -.
hecho Ia cscopcia la cara con
certo:a puutcrfa atravcs6 de un baIa.
10 4 In ave. que cay1 4 sus pies re-
yoIotcnndo.
Soy IL primero entire todos los
serea, ) por algo me denomIno "rey
de IN creaci6n"~-,iijo ei hombrc apo
derandose de ia manzana: ;es pa
"a MI
10 echo ii hiente. pcro eI fruto no
rsthhh hmcho del Cchtrn aaii6 I'M
gnHano que tlto al hombrn:
.Eg para mi.
Ramiro Bi.ANCO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
A NuestrOs LectOres

En- atenta nota que les dirIjimos.
nos hemos premltIdo hacer presente q
nquelios de nuestros suscriptores que
nos dehen, Ia importaute ayuda que
nos impartIrfan cubriendo sus adeu-
doa. A,endiendo nuestra indisact6n,
mnchos de eilos 20 han hecho ia, y
por clio les estamos aItamente agra
decidoa; peFmiiiendonos nuevnmen-
te suplicar q los que adn no hubiereu
Yerificado sas pages, 80 qiryan ha-
cerin Oh cnaa.o lea saa possible. en- Ia
iatallssacia do que ass coadyuvaran
muy efIcazmente al sostenimlen.o de
Ell RGGIDoR, euyo prosrama es y
ha aido Biempre defenderlos y velar
por los intereses de sus lectores.
FIadosy pues, en- Ia beneyo!encia de
nuestros slscriptores no dudamos
que ntenderan nuestra sdpi!ca, con 10
cual obIIgaran una veg mas nuestrR
gratltud.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
Don Quijote
de la Mancha

El Doctor iapones K. Arai, acabn dc
visitar In topograffa descrita por Ger
vnntes eli Don Qui5otc.
E,l doctor Arai comunlc0 su proyCc-
to Il dos amigos suyos. cstudiantes es-
paholes que ahora sch ingrnieros lie
pucntcs y caminos, y los tres con-
vinicron en- IT. 4 In Mancha y hacer
In quijotescu reregrinuci0n.
I'll viaie dur0 dos meses, y los 10
vencs, sin mas gufa que unos pianos
y un ID. Quljote", montaron ell do
Giles rocinos coInenzaron q ntrnve-
sar las dridus cscuetas llnnuras de 10
Mancha.
"MucEos lugare3 de los descritos
por Cerrantes, dice el doctor Arai, sc
conservan eli cl mismo cstado qre
suardaban en- vida del genial novells-
ta. A In vez que contempldbamos c.
sos sitios. leiamos las descripcioncs
que Cervantes hiZo dc ellos, y solo
ast pndlmos comprender el enorme ia
lento descriptive del que es padre de
In literature espahola. Esos iuga-
res cstdn dc tai manera descritos, y
taf masistrnlmente dclineados, que cs
precise verlos para saber que Cervan-
ties no puso NADIA dc fantasIa cuando
los di0 conocert sino que los trans
porto al papel de la misma manera
que pudo haberlo hecho un impecable
pint"r. De3pueI lie haberios yistO Sc
alma mas al ID. QuiJote", porQue el
viajcro lcctor queda convencido de-
que en las naginas dc esa obra estu-
Sieron rctratados con precision foto-
grafica cl alma = IL TERRA espafio-
In"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
Guerra 4 muerte
con los vagos

Con motive de In Ultima disposi-
cion de arrcsto de hombres j6yenes o.
ciosos, teInpranas horas del dia 10
fueron arrestados 81 j0venes, acusados
de vagancia y que no han podIdo
probar 10 contrario. Cadu uno fue
multado con $1,000. Y cada dfa
signiftca ante In ley una nueva ofen-
Sc, 81 hubiere arresto.
Los referidos entes no tienen Ocupa-
cion ninguna, son sostenidos por
mu)eres. Por Ia noche So reunen
en- sus madrigueras. doudc resultan
mil delltos. sin mas origen que IL d.
ciosidad, como sucedin ell el caso
de Guillermo Huerta.
l'e las i n. IN. las & 1t. III. del din
~, lueron efectuados los reGeridos ar
restos como las turhas OcIosas nd
yirtieron el barrido que &c haciu. hu-
yeron despayoridos de sus guaridas.
dondc dejaron abiertas ventanas y
puertas.
ri fado occidental de Ia ciudad don
de abnndan negros ociogos seri ex-
pnrgade tHaoc les negrx,s, dis's.s.cs
seran puestos bajo custotia. Hay
docenas de negros en- Ia cIudad, urTe
solo Sc proven de 10 que les pro-
porcionan las mujeres de su raza.
In poiicia les anda muy de cercu,
pues dia dia hara arrestos, hastu
acabar con la piag.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
San Antonio, Texas Agosto 81 de 1908.

+ No hay on el asunto NADIA persons l.
Esas demostraciones de sinipatfa son
pnra mi pats. son para ef pueblo y
para el Goblsrno ds Mexico. Y bu-
10 ese concepto deben ser para todos
nosotros motive de justa y legitImA
satisfaction. Y!
Son las consideraciones que desde
hace muchos amos SO han dispensado
d In LegacI6n y d In Embaiada dc
Mexico, que, os cierto, 30 encuentra
rodeada de mnrcadns slmpatfas en- es-
tn Capital de IL gran Repnblica Nor
teamericana.
Es obra del sefIor General Diaz y
de su MlnistrO de RelGciones Exte-
riores; es In labor de los seflores
Romero, Azpiroz y Casasds, quIenes
supieron poner muy alto el prestiglo
de nuestro pafs.
Debemos ser justos; ) nj nils ami
gos por causa de cariiio, nj mis- enc
migos por malas pasiones, deben tnr-
lie otra interpretation.
LOS Estados Unidos respetan a Me-
xico. elogian s;i progresO. tIenen SIM
pattes pos su Gobierno aspiran
In realization de los grandes ideaIes
que hoy persiGue In humanIdad: In
paz, el orden el progreso. por el
imperio de In justIcIa y del derecho.
Mexico no SO permitIra jamds i'm
poner por ei extranjero nj candldatli=
ras. nj hombres pnbiicos DemasIa-
do conoce sus dercchos. y elocuentes
pruebas ha dado de su altivez de
su patriotlsmo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
SECCI0N LITERARIA
El Llanto de Dios

La nbra dc Ia rCdenci6n esiaba con-
sumada. Ell Etcrno. en- su plentiful
de luz y dc grandeza, esplendido, con
su csplendor divino, ocupaba su tro-
no. JESUS, el cordcr0 inmolado, con
su tunica blanca, sus ojus de mirar
angelica y SIT palahra santa, daba
cuenta de su nhra.
Dime, reruso 81 EtcrHo, con yoz
que rcs"no magnffica en- log espa-
clos: 1C6mo tc han ;ratado esos
gusanos dc Ia TERRA que 81 llamsn
hombres?
Jesds. con dulce acrnto, rrspondi6:
-Cruei, muy cruelmentc. Las sa-
cras profecfas que ne anuncaban. q
MEDIA que Sc iban cumpicndo, hacian
pesar, con mas fucrza sobrc mi Ia
sentcncia fatal. Dcsdc nlho ME per-
siguIeron. Por eliminarrnc hizo He
rotscs el Grandc paSar Cuchillo mu-
chos miles de inocrutcs
Entonces hufmos EGirto.
Mas tGrde, que dc pcnalIdades y
que dc humilIactoncs, Los sncerdo-
tes me nesarou, log doctores me o.
fendieron. aohrc mic cspaldas cay6
el latigp. snbrc mi rustro las escGpi-
tirns y los b0fC;oncs; las SiastemlRs
de los gcntiles hiricron mis- 0fdos. 81
madero de- In cruz macer6 mis- hom-
bros Y las pledras d. Jerusalem SAT-
Eferon mis pics. cntro Eroseros es-
hlEfos mo han llcvado dc Hcrodes a
PtiRtos; 81 pueblo mc ms subsIituido
pcr Bnrrabds. y el Tctrarea me ha
eondanndo morir ratre iadrones.
tie auhido al truttr CaIYarin. earga-
do con 9. Arhni afrcntoso: So ha ee-
iiid0 mt frentc c0u una c0ron3 dc
espiaas, sa han a'rAyesado mis- ma.
I ms y pies con agudos clavos: 70
ha hundido una lama en- mi costa
do; se mr. ha dado IL hicl poF a.
gta y 80 me ha pncsto morir on
medic dc In ignOuinia y ii cscnruIo
entire el tumulIn el rOCeo salyaie
dal pueblo deicida'
iQne horror, iju ii Eterno
esttemccltntosc
Aun no he cnurluilu--. rrpuso Je.
sis, iutcusnmentr irts,e. Mo fai-
To 10 mas cruel!
Tcnia entire mia dsGipulos aErc.
80 - uro al que ampba con amor de
padre, 10 ungt con mis- 0Icos 10 on.
schs mis- doctrinna. Fra Judas is.
eaStose. Con el CompRftt mi tan Y
ls ofrect mi gloria. 80 trnt6 de
Tenderme. Judas, con an bes5. me
yendH.
nj Ia ncEnci6n aIadf0 Jcsds con
vehamepcla nj loa asotca. nj las ea-
plnas. nj Ia htcl, al los elayos, NJ Ia
sraz. mo ban podtdo abrumar 90. ,rc
go 81 heSo, ESQ bcso. Sehori .,..
Teinbic ei intIni,o y ss conmoylo 10
q eislo. Coetrlaado el Etcruu rs.
tfeehc q iesda entire sus bratos. or.
clsmahdos
lIlio miD. sienes mucha raz6a, Al
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27

rfs con gran 6xito : SO ha probs do
que el globo de guerra frances "Pas
trie". pildo scr dirigido de una fnaIea'
ra cast perfecta. Ell Conde ZeprE.
| lin ha hecho viajes con exito q trh-t
/ v6s del lago Constance en- su globo: y
grnndes distancius recorrldas en- glo-
DO han tonfdo grandes demosttacio-
nes en- las carreras que, partientio de-
st. Louis. fueron ganadns por un Elo-
bo alcman al llegar d Asbury Park,
n. j. Muchos otros experiment0s
durante el aho dcmuestran distintos
adelattos hacen suponer que la ma
vesacion uerea no est6 muy le1oBs de
do1ninarse por complete.
La navegacion submarine tambien
ha adelantado mucho. Santos Du-
mont promete una velocldad de Sc
senta millas por hora en- Ia sunerfi-
Gle del aqua Epor medic do su nuevo
hidroplano. En- un experimerlto hes
cho en- el mes do Octubre pr6ximo
pasado, recorri6 As miIlas en- una ho-
ra on el Sena.
La invenci6n del monorail (maquIna
dc un solo rieD corricndo va sea en-
un rtel 9 I'M. cable y sostenido por ell
principle de giroscopio por Luis Bre-
nan. en- Londres. hace prever ia DO
sible solucion de medios de viajar,
no cabe duda que este ed un gran a.
dclanto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-27
Ell PROGRESO CONTEMPORANEO.

Entire las conQuIstas dc Ia clvili.
ZacfOn de nuestra era, alcanza suprc-
macIas, de privilegio el aTo do 1907.
III TELEGRAPH sin hilos ha adelan,a a-
do n0ta5lemente, el tclefono sin
hi'rs hn sido aplicado con exito en-
los l,nrcos de In marina aleniana Y tan
bien la flota de los Estados Uni
dog. Un Inventor sueco ha descu-
b.Crto que el telefono puede adaptar-
Sc por medic de un pcqueno microfo-
no para uso de los sordos y aun p:ra
los muy soIdos Sc han hccho expe
rimentos en- Francia con mas 6 me,os
exito para la transmission de Ia fuer-
IA electrical Sin alnmbrcs; el metotlo
usado para estos cxperin!cntos o. to-
davfa un secreto.
In totograffa pOr TELEGRAPH ha ade-
iant1do mucho en- AIemania. el Pro-
tcsor korn, de Munich, cnvi0 una foto
ia $40 millns en- sells minutes y
sc asegura qIe este procedimiento se-
ra adoptado para los usos couercIa,es
en- Ell curse del prescnte aIio.
En- Francla IL fotogratfa en- coIoros
ha avanzado mucho. Mr. LumIara
pheda ahora reproducir cualqIcr CO.
lor de Ia naturalcza.
III interes popular MS granda oui-
"a esta concentrate CT la soiuci6n del
dominic del aire. probema 1nuy an.
tiSuo dificil. Santos Dumont ba
maniobrado con su aeroplano en- Pa