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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-07-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Judge Schmidt held court in Two
Rivers Monday.
Mr.. Walter MIMI was a visitor at Mil
waukee Sunday.
Miss Lulu Willert was at Sheboygan
Friday on visit.
Atty. E. L. Kelley was at Milwaukee
Monday on business.
Miss Isabel Kennedy is visiting with
relatives at Plymouth.
Mr.. John Egan left Monday on bus
iness trip to Appleton.
Mrs. Chas. Seehase returned Friday
from visit at Milwaukee.
Mr.. T. K. Hougen of Liberty was a
caller at the PILOT Office Friday
Miss Blanche Stephani is at Random
Lake visiting with friends.
Mr., George Waldo from Chicago was
here Saturday on business.
Miss Alice Sonsthagen is visiting
friends at Escanaha Mich.
Miss Libbie Krainik has gone to Anti.
20 for visit with friends.
Mr.. l.. G.. Senglaub made business
trip to Sheboygan Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Haase left Wednesday for a
weeks visit at New London.
Mr.. Frank Miller returned from a
business trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Henry Wernecke took business
trip to Milwaukee Saturday.
Miss Alma Thompson is here from
Racine to spend her vacation.
Mr.. Albert Guttman left Monday on
business trip to Milwaukee,,
Mr.. George Kaltchek of Kossuth was
caller at the PILOT Office Friday.
Miss Erna Kuyper of Plymouth is here
on visit to Mrs. VIM. Kappes.
Mrs B. W. Babcock left Monday for
visit with friends at Ashland.
Miss Ada Willott left Monday for a
visit with friends at Green Bay.
Mrs. Henry Hinrichs left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Adams of Madi-
son are here visiting with relatives
Mrs. Frank Sterling is at Ludington
for visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. F. Groelle and children have
returned from visit at Unity, Wis.
Miss Pearl Hyland is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs H. Mulholland.
Mr.. Bernard Fetzer of Franklin was
caller at the PILOT Office Tuea'ay.
Mrs. Ed. Melendy is visiting with rel
atives and friends at Ludington, Mich.
Mr.. Julius Lindstedt returned Tues
day from his farm in the Ontonagon val
ley.
The employees of the VIM. Rahr Sons
Co. are picnicking at Silver Creek to-
day.
Mrs. O. Gerpheide and Mrs. E. w.
Mackey were Green Bay visitors Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Westphal returned
Tuesday from short visit at Milwau.
kee.
The employees of the Aluminium COM
pany picnicked at Silver Lake Satur-
day.
VIM. Rahr, ST., and wife and son Max
returned Friday from trip to Milwau-
kee.
Mr.. Hugo Ingrisch returned Sunday
from Chicago where he spent his vaca.
ton.
Misc Genevieve Whitley returned last
week from two weeks visit at the
Dells.
Mr.. Frank BerteIs has gone to NIL.
waukee, where he has secured employ.
ment.
Miss Emma Hejda of Shawano ar
rived here Friday for visit with rela.
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mccarthy re.
turned to their home at Elkhart last
Friday
Mr. E. P. Yer Bryck and family Of
Amigo are visiting at the home of VIM.
Cooper.
The Misses Ella Maier and Lonise Oh.
son returned Tuesday from visit at
Sawyer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

Let again call attention the fact that
educated Japanese They began present socaed
higher campaign Is to be wondered that that the
Ignorant Japanese should have regard Hawaii japanese
colony Or that local lingo papers who oppose their
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
A KIND OF CRIME NEW HERE.

Higher Wage Association leaders will of dsown and
dapprove formal way of the murderou attack made this morn
by of their delegates Editor Sheba who has opposed
plans. truth they have really urged such an attack Tor
past impossible dissociate them from the publications
support which Mr. Seba himself for months past has
realized practically upon his life The facts are clear
their clearness-funhed partly result OF the dehant a
tude Shebas itself significant Mori
an educated japanese jail after he had made long rened
taed attack upon Mr. Sheb according his confession he
calmly conees and admits take his punishment his
is the spirit of the anarchist The attack upon Sheba this morning
introduces something new to police records 1t the po
cal assassination game repeat thing locally 1t does
not belong here this community will not tolerate it, The japanese
element here representing Higher Wage Association appears to
have developed ideas freedom of the which leave all ideas
AngoSaxon theories of the freedom of the far III the rear
Not TO mention their nsisnce face of prosecution upon the
publication and transmission through the mails of the Dissent
ies mon which their readers like to iced they assume u
oht 70 advise be murder of those differ with them economic
questions -
The man who bought knife this morning to attack Editor Shea
and used for that purpose will suffer the legal penalty
Let there be searching investigation find cut the responsibility
for putting him UP to it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
INTERNAL REVENUE soPHGsrRY.

1t ophstry for the internal department of the
put forth the claim that does licenses
sell liquor Everyone at all acquainted with that
legal the department does licenses that
practical does certificates showing the
of what Special Tax Persons pay the special
sell liquor, far the federal government
terned Persons who sell liquor without paying special
dealt with severely Now it is perfectly evident that this makes the
special certificate practically license In fact regarded
per those who it. Even lawyers have fallen into
the habit of calling federal license generally is regarded
such.
All the Territory of Hawaii scores-nay hundreds
Of small which have upon their certificate showing
that they have paid the Special Tax That certificate the
of the concerned far he understands
license the United States Government sell liquor And he
sells There is hardly village small steamboat landing
insignificant have place where the going
selling place has its wall the federal special cfaessgn
the horoughness of Uncle Sans collection and silent
respect his and the storeeeper
resist Prosecutions hardly necessary The safe toeep
laugh at deputy sheriffs of the Territory.
The foundation Of the federal officers better license col
the facilities they have getting evidence They
right all times inspect the books the wholesale
In ether words they know where the liquor going and if
Mr. All SIM Mr. Yokohama, Mr. John Smith is found to be
ceivng constantly liquor than reasonable suppose he is
consuming obvious conclusion is drawn the gentleman in
question pays federal tax.
of whatever why the Territorial government
should not its police department similar powers inspect whole
saers books and liquor Such the hands of
and local police departments ought be pretty
effective against blind paways supposing that conditions
created which make blind popular members of jury
they to be on the delectable isle of Kauai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
AUTOMATIC MAN
COMING NEXT WEEK

IN FAVOR MANUAL SYSTEM
REPORT FAVORED AUTOMATIC BUT FINANCIAL END
SETTI4ED-SALES AGENT OF
COMPANY SHOW WAY IN WHICH UP-To-DATE EQUIPMENT
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

Why does the FRANKLIN all the
is
economical efficient and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

1t has not yet been decided to reject
the automatic telephone system, m
spite of published statement made to
that effect few days ago. Sales
Agent Plat, of the Automatic Electric
Company, which has charge of the Pa
cifc Coast territory for his company,
Will leave for this city on Thursday
by the Korea to look into the matter
and to give figures to the local COM
pany on the installation of the new
board.
A. Gartley, who was the special COM
missioner of the local company to re-
port on the comparative worth and
cost of the automatic and manual sys-
tens, reported favorable to the auto
matte, the only matter remaining to be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
a VERY MEANlNGFUL DOCUMENT.

The document strike conspiracy trial yes day
has an interest issues OF the trial Nego-o
opening gun campaign of the oaed Higher Wage Assoa
ton interest aside from its bearing the trial pro-
Dress in the calm assumption that the wages to be paid to labores
in Hawaii are the Imperial of
Japan The Japanese who wrote the article may be noted in pass
ing the ignorant strikers Far from it He grad
tate of University of California Here is the article
disproportionaly in
with the profits have been reapng Perhaps nowhere the
the other hand whose wages are low as
they equilibrium that Hawaiian planters
the sake of the CONTINUED PEACE OF
aboreTs must either stay here or return to Japan since their emsan
plentiful improve their treat
S The emigration the mainland has
stopped prohibited United
America by sending
prohibition of emigration Hawaii The japanese government fooled as
subjects excluded America The
obvious s the on % a Hs swa aware that " subjects are not
making
Der them returning Japan thus diminishing the number of labor
and the fresh supply entirely cut off the present tendency is the
hence plain then the planters will be forced of necessity
We must hope that OUR HOME GOVERNMENT hearing the conditions
Of Hawaii and in oppoune moment approach Planters and have the
higher and endorse it, we hope that the GOVERNMENT will
freedom
prohibition the Mainland dissolved
position
from the animal Is SLAVE AND SIMPLE
give he by
plain, be Japanese
placed POSITION
they It, plain
be accomplished hoped matter
mposby emigration
there within
the United
States dissolve the prohibition emigration the mainland and make
free when the Japanese Government shall it, which that
taking itself should
dissolve the prohibition emigration
the
say in manwods is their hope and their silent that
and hedged in position
petition
authority sending them
the GOVERNMENT with the materials which 1T
mands for higher
Let again call attention the words
American educated Japanese They began the present
higher campaign Is to be wondered that the
ignorant Japanese Should have regard Hawaii Japanese
color O
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

considered being the cost of the sys-
tenn which would have to belinstalled,
outright, while If the manual system
was retained part of the present equip
ment could be used. If the automatic
system is used the present board must
be either thrown away or sold. On
this account alone has there been
question in regard to the feasibility
of installing the automatic.
Mr.. Plat, who will arrive here on
August II, is expected to clear up the
matter and it is hoped that he will be
able TO quote figures which will permit
the installation of the automatic sys-
TEN. The financial question is the
one which is causing the delay.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
HOUSE AGREE S ON TARIFF.

, AGREES ON TARIFF
WASHINGTON, 3The has the ppne
w speaking in
said that gaow
the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

FRANKLIN
economical most efficient and strongest automobile
1909 FRANKLIN RECORD CONTEST
HARRISBURG RELIABILITY
the Governors
the Frankns competitor
AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION oNEGALLoN MIL
EAGE CONTEST-The Franklin
established worlds greatest the
greatest distance gallon
PITTsBURG ENDURANCE RUNFrankin only
justments.
WORCESTER RELIABILITY
perfect The technical
thirteen contestants who had
CLEVELAND CONTFST-Frankln Mo-
del the highest
lowest gasoline consumption.
CHICAGO 1OOOMILB RELIABILITY TESTFnkln Model won
perfect The technical
penalzaion of
"oODs hh4IABlllIY RUN-Fankln
ect score In this run the
u u from the factory to the contest
mile grind without adjustment
Gl4DEN IoUR-Frankln Model
scores In ths contest they acknowledged
all motor-cars, and they had trouble
All OF which
Is e pest automobile mechanically
weight Is not necessary for
on ana light weight
lin hr-cooled engine is without
- S"'As
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
0@

LEAGUE
LOUISVILLE, ydIer secretary
ball Harry
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

BARCELONA PAPERS CENSORED
3The of
yesterday with newspapers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
HONOLULU FOR NAVAL OIL DEPOT. /,

Cab1egrams.)
WASHINGTON, 3-rheNavy
shment of oibuning warships Honolulu
coang station
Navy experiments
a
ships These
combination oil
OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03

policies attacking the colonial foundation the Japanese MA
TON in Hawaii?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10

Eu ests imprepts st veDd' pspdsl Dc
peri6dicos dos pesos quintsL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
Dia de IIuViia.

Ell dia esta frio, y obscure,
y triste; lluve y ell viento Dun-
ca sc cansa. La para cuelga
aun en- la pared que Sc desmc-
roma pero, a cada rafaga, cae
una hoja muerta. Y e! dis es
obscure y triste.
Mi vida esta oscurs. Y fris
y triste Llueve y el viento
nunca Sc cansa. Mis- pensa-
mfentos Sc prender .suD al
pasado que Sc desmorona; !;
pero las esperanEas de Ia
juventud caen ap:esuradas
en- el vendsval. \ los diss son
obscuros Y tristes.
lCalma, corazon triste'
Deja de murmursr. Detr5s
de las nubes esta brillando el
sol. TU destino es comup de=-
tiDo de cuanto existe.
E. Dongfelloy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
.BUtA PROVEcTO De LEY
Paro enmendar el artic ulo
337 del Codieo Penal.

La comision de Legislation
propone q Ia legislature el
siguiente Proyecto de Ley
Para enmendar eI articulo
1897 del C6digo Penal"
"Seccionl. Que e! artfculo
337 del Codigo Penal quede
redactado en- Ia lorna siguien-
te::'' -.
cart. 337.-Todo ell que
adulterare 8 diluyere cual-
quier comestible droga, medi-
Gina, licor espirituoso 9 de
cebada, vino, 9 cualquiera
substantial empleada en- la
composition 8 mezcla de algu-
nos de ellos, con el fraudulen-
to proposito de ofrecerlo 8 ha-
Ger 8 permitir que Sc ofresca
en- venta como puro y no dilu-
lido, 8 que fraudulentamente
vendiere, tuviere i ofreciere
en- venta dicho articulo, como
no adulterado Q diluido, incu-
rrira en- misdemeanor, y la
substantial adulterada sera
decomisada. En- todos los
casos en- que la bebida adul-
rada fuere leche, Sc impondra
al culpable de la adulteracion,
tenencia 8 venta de dicha
bebida, las penas de arresto
de dos meses a sels meses,
multa de treinta a Glen dollars
D5sponiendose, que la rein
cidencia en- la adulteraci6n,
tenencia 8 venta de leche
aparejara para ell culpable
las penas de arresto de seis
meses q TN aho, multa de
Glen q trescientos dollars,
clausura del establecimiepto
9 dep6sito en- que aquellas
Sc efectuasen y publicidad de
la sentencia condenatoria; la.
cual Sc insertara en- dos de los
periodicos de mayor circula-
clon de la Isla, y Sc anunciara
por medic de cartelones que
Sc fijaran en- distintos parajes
pdblicos y en- Ell domicilio 6
establecimiento del sentencia-
do, todo clio en- SUI costa"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
En- Chile Sc halla an
redactor de "El Ii
beraI'' de Madrid ,
que viaja a pie por el
nundo.
Case de fecundidad en-
Panama. -.....
No quiereD en- Bolivia corridas
de toros nj ri6a de gallOs.

Sc ba recibido como aboga.
do de los tribunales del PERT e.
joven Alfredo Alvarez Calde.
ron jurisconsulto de la Univer'
sidad de Washington.
Ell presupuesto bolivianc
arroja un ingreso de Be. 49,
30O,O 900, con un egreso de Bs
7.4l4,876.7l, dando un de-
ficlt de Bs. 4.ll4,S76.7l.
En- Chile Sc halla don Jose
Pacheco, periodista espahoI
de la redaccion de GEL Libe-
ral". de Madrid, que empren.
de un largo viaje q pie por el
mundo, Sali6 de Espana el
90 de octubre de 1905 y reco-
rri6 los paises europeos. En- el
Sur ha estado dando conferen-
clas, para seguir viaje & Boil
via, PERT, Ecuador, Colombia
Centre America, Mejico, y
Estados Unidos; del puerto de
San Francisco tomara para
el mundo asiatico, q estudiar
los pueblos de ese continente.
En- la ciudad del Parana,
la sonora de don Natalie Risso
ha tenido cuatro mellizos, tres
nihitas y un var6u,
Los recien nacidos gozan de
perfecta salud, siendo su cons
titucion fisica augurio de- lar
ga vida.
La madre autora de este
case de fecundidad tiene otro
antecedente de Ia misms ma
turaleza: hara dos amos que
tuvo otro alumhramiento de
tres mellizos.
Entire Cuba y los Estados
Unidos Sc ha inaugurado un
servicio diario de correos, sir
viendose en- gran parte del fe-
rrocarril que avanza sobfe ell
Oceano, obra de ingenieria la
mas atrevida y maravilloss
del mundo, que ha reducido,
de una manefa considerable
el tempo que Sc empleaba en-
ir de ldHabana a Nueva York
En- noviempre pasado Sc
present6 al congreso bolivia
no un proyecto de ley cuyo ar
ticulo 10. dice.
cart. 1o.-Quedsp absolu-
tamente prohibidas en- ell te-
rritorio de Ia Republica, las
corridss De toros y rihas de ga
Hos.
En- Santiago de Chile Sc ha
estrenado con "Aida"la COM
pahfa lirica que dirije Rosa
Jacoby, tiple chileua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10

pues sabIdo es que, sebre to-
do las familias que a ambos
lados de aquella residen, SOD
victimas de G9las constantes
nubes de polvo que en- las ca
sas 10 echan todo s perder.
Hasta en- muchas casas de
las calles transversales, ha-
ce de las suyas la polv&eda.
. Esto no necesita repetirse,
pues todo el mundo 10 sabe,
pero como no bay peor sordo
que el que no quiere DIR sera
acaso precise que Sc bags en-
Ia Camara una nueva inter
pelaci6p a fin de saber 81 Ia ley
del citado riego Sc vot6 para
ser cumplida el dfa en- que por
casualidad Sc lie ocurra 4 Ia es-
tatua de Colon pronunciar
un discurso n,trabolante.
Puede que. entonces haya
riego de petr6leo para. Ia ca.
rretera de Santurce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10

Ed ests imprents 60 vends pspel de
peri6dco a dosp pesos ouintal..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
Riego de Ia earleteIa.

Los vecinos de Santurce
que han estado toda Ia vida
como 81 Sc dijera dejados de la
mano del ayuntamiento, tie.
nen ahora la desgracia de que,
q 10 que parece, adn q pesar
de Ia ley escrita, Ia condsta
del gobierno municipal sea
por Ell insular, imitada.
Solo asi creyersse explicable
salvo razones que tai vez po-
derosas Sc reserve el gobierno,
Ia dilaci6n que Sc ba tenido
para poner en- practica el rie-
60 de Ia carretera de Santur-
ce, con petr6leo, por via de
ensayo para aplacamiento del
polvo.
El riego con petroleo ha ST.
do de magnffico resultado en-
otros paises. Y ansioso esta
el populoso barrio de que Sc
proceda q el en- la carretera.
resideD siempre bsIo uD regi-
men verdaderamente demo
cratico Y liberal.
"Esa eonducta-dice-demues
trs de una maners clara Y con-
cluyente que nosotros con
becbos, no con vaua palabre-
ria eindefinidas actitudes cum
plimos nuestro deber de inter
pretes de Ia voluntad del pue-
bio de P. Rico y ponemos ma
no en- 10 mas alto del gobierno
de Ia isla, 81 10 mas alto preten
diese coloearse mas alto que
Ia voluntad del pueblo puer-
torriqueho." "
tVas a ssisso :. z.s,pa).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
FILIGRANA.

Jose Marti, el gran ap6stol
de la independence de Cuba,
que tanto hubo de sufrir eu
Ia vida, entire sus virtudes. te-
MIA Ia de su exquisite bene-
volencia, grafieameDte pin
tada en- ests estrofa.:
"Cultivo una rosa blanca
en- Julio como en- Bsero
para el amigo sincere
que me da su mano franca.
! para aquel que me aTanca
FL eorsz6n con que viyo
cardo nj ortiga cultivo,
cuItivo Ia rosa blanca. :" /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
ESCOBA HIGIENICA.

: Los Sres Sanchez Morales & Ca. tieneu
q Ia venta la celebrada escoba DUST
LES, que no lsvanta polvo al barrer, y
que ha tenido una gran aceptaci6n en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde ee uti.
liza en- las oficinas del Gobieruo, igle-
sias, escuelas, tiepdas y casas particula-
res. Dura diez .veces mas que una es-
soba corriente, y tiene Ia grandtsima
ventajs de ser. copmletamente higienica.
D;cho aparato no debe faltar en uingu.
ns casa
En- esta imprenta 90 vends paptl viejo
4 dos pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
Ventss de solares en- Santurce,

Cerca del Parque Borinquen en- la
calle de LOLA con a6rmado Los hay
de todos tamahos Los mas pequehos
tlenen 10 metros de frente por Is
metros de foudo, pagaderos 50 cen.
'tavos semanales. Escritura al pagar
los primeros 50 ceatavos. MARGARr.
DA Co. 30v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-10
PARATOS PARA RE-
gistar los tenn
bOIes de terra.
Continuation de la pagipa ls.


catastrofes' de Messina la idea
tomo forma mas concisa, y
buscando algo muy distinto
q aquella en- up diccionario
encllclopedico, Sc encontro
que Sc asentaba ALI como priD
cipio cientffico que los imanes
pierden su propiedad atracti-
va cuando va. a acontecer una
gran perturbation en- la terra
& ep Ia atmosfera.
Por su mente pas6 ell recuer
do del cuento, asociandose al
instante q las ideas del libro,
y dando como resultado que
Navarro Sc dispusiera a hacer
I'm aparato, fundado en- ell prin
cipio cientffico encontrado.
Para lograr su deseo, sc pro-
veyo. de I'm imam pequeno,
unas pilas ,electricas, un POGO
de alambre y un timbre.
Con este logro hacer un apa-
ratio que, en- pocas palabras
descrito, consta de un imam
que sostiene por su propia
fllerza una barrita de acero,
conectado con las pilas cleo
tricas, cuyo objeto es tener
ell timbre en- posibiidad de to-
car en- cuanto sc forme ell cir
quito.
Este esta interrumpido por
uno de los estremos de la ba-
rita que suspende el imam.
Cuando la bartita Sc despren
de del imam Sc eforma Ell circui-
to, y Ia corriehte queda esta-
blecida, hacienHo sonar el tim
bre.
Funciona el aparato, pues,
cuando Ell imam pisrde >su pro-
piedad de atracci6n,>.esto es,
cuando va q temblar.
NADIA mas simple, para que
todos puedan tener en- sus ca
sas, aparatos que lie senalen
el movimiento en- que deban
precaverse.
Grandes pilas electricas, par
tiendo del invento menciona-
do, harlan funcionar podero-
SOS timbres de alarma desdei
10 alto de las torres, en- las
ciudades, desde las cumbres,
en- las campinas.
Con la anticipation de seis
6 cuatro horas, podrian cerrar
Sc las oficinas, transportarse.
q lugares seguros, cortar las
corrientes de los cables, que
tan funestas son, por. orlglnar
los incendios. y llevar, bien
cuidados, a los enfermos y a
los nihbs. a. lugares seguros. -
Tales. SOD las ~entajas que
el aparato del estudiante Ma
varro 81 son ciertos sus result
tados aporta ria q Ia huna-
nidad. |
Podran hacerse prUebas que
certifiquen la utilidad del apa-
ratio de Navarro"