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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
Social Personal

Mr.. and Mrs f.. II CENTS left
Thursday for Oakland. Cal. where
they will make their home with their
son. Mr.. r. A. CENTS, formerly OF
THO city.
Miss Mary Roth has gone To Wash
inston 10 spend several weeks with
her sister Miss Anna Roth.
Mrs. John l.owery is spending the
week in Washington.
Mr.. {. c. Ford is visiting friends
in Williamsburg.
Miss Margaret NOonan left Hestrr-
dav for her home in Pennsylvania
after visit to her cousins. the Misses
NoOnan. in this city.
Mrs. Sol PeyScr. who has been AL
at her home on West avenue. is now
rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Jollie Allen. who has been
visiting Mrs. W. S Smith. at 1913. Thir'
ty-fourth street left yesterday for her
home in Kalamazoo. Mich.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06

We s.Fsr One Hua.Ire~i Dollar. R~E.r.. '..r
sny a. ~ ca,s-rh ne, ammo; 80 ,-'-".l ~
MAJ Cs.srrh ru-~
"aENgY kru Tc'r-Io -
We TIE unJrFy'EuSd. HsNr aUv y
'h~v~T .o- tho lost - 49, en- h~'tcvr htrr
fc-f''y E1an-sbis IN 81 hrI-iDcs. irsuss. 'Ir.r,
srd rTs""isily siir 20 rs-ry oat sn, uTfirs
tIrns Ea-fr ~ ~ Hffr
SELDGE'. EINSsN vNgEIS
VhSl~-slr Fr'1Rgi.ts To 50, -
HsfIsTstaTrh furr .. tasef. tptsrpsl3t rsting
dtr."tly ny"p thr tioo<i sad uucosss -s,-fsrs- -
tsc sy.tsfh. Tcsitmorisls ,cpt free. rTirr .
per hou, s,If ~ all srusrist.
Tsts tsBs fsoiiy FIis for eossi;psl,oa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06

WaNCrly Melton. III" lI-'rar-uld son
"f Mr. and Mrs. \ l.. Mel on. di"7
Yesterday evening AT o'clock ~ the
home al his PARENTS on Chestnut ave.
nUc Fun al arrangements have, no;
ben complete. a. Mr. Melton is in
charlottesville and will moi STriv"
her" until IOdsl. |; = probable. how
ever. that IA" sclvi,, : i'll ~ con
duo ID at IN" residence rumrI row ~
Rev. LLOYD 7 Wilson - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
EVERY voIiI uIll Be INTERESTED!

VIII mall you FREE package OF Mother o. sy,s
AUSTRALlAk.LEAF, = certain: PleNant herb
~ e for Womens Ills 1t II . reliable regulator
and never failing. II you have pains In the
back. Urinary. Bladder or kidney trouble. use
tn. pleasant union Of aromatic herbs. Ioots
and leaves All drngsists sell y sec, or address
The Mother Gray Co, L. Roy. NY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
4 SLIGHT
MIsScAIlccUlHl ji

HE Young man
with the beetling
eyebrows and the
ass,IliIc necktie
paused TO knock
the ashes from his
pipe
Whom | going
10 TAX" To the
thrat"r party?" he
echoed. Why. !
don't mind telling
,ou that I'm go
Ing rniak" Ethel
ON" said the
Oihr! NHunS man
" Ii q So puletn"sS
MA llis uniiccabie
, II nrac rriStlC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
A Good Student.

How - ,uunS ChunL".i sririnS IN
IN college
SpIcudidlv ilc wound ha," made
tho scrub t~am his fTli '"HG " b."
hsdn'I hon drfcirrt IN ~ ~ his
,;ydic- Cleveland Piaip Is'lrf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
Seven Negroes Hanged.


Try Associated Press
RATION ROUGE IN Mar :. Tn"
execution nf S"v'n n"grurs "a Louis
lana today follow b" COny lotion az
~iN " tncm for mnrd'r and on" fOi
criminal a. sauH upon \ n"mT'T %
his own rae"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06

TIL" ladies of - Pants Guiid EIIl
srrv" not dinners ever, Saturday dFr
Ing lent at 2it. ;S,h ST from - 20
?: 20. beginning On Saturday ncN'
An cfabor.tc menu has been prepared
Dinner, &c. o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
Senate Nav oisperse Tods {.

WASHINGTON. u { Max 4; 81
,Eough no decision has br"n reached
II j. understood that rho sp"cial srs
siGn OF the senate will b" adioarH"h
tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
less Cotton Grown IN india

Decrease IN the area drvo'cd IN In
dia TO cotton culture is shown by The
fact that there are 1893 900 scres
Under cotton. as compared with 1910.
eoe acres year ago and 1873. eoS
acres the year before that.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
INC. l. Csmpagners Have Raised
clearly Half Desired Amount.
CONTEST ONLY FOUR DAYS olO
Members o. Teams Entertained at
Supper Again by Ladies Auxiliary
Still Way Ahead.

liy adding Il total of $i49.l" to the
amount ALREADY collected in III" Ien
Day Campain' now under way IN
this city for the securing of $','o'
for the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION the various teams engaged
In the canvass Yesterday brought the
total amount collected sine" the cam
patyn commenced up to 81 .633..n.
A supper was given 10 III" various
groups aud teams engaged IN IN"
work at the Association building last
nigh bv the Ladies' Auxiliary. most
OF the men composing the different
combinations being present, Prcsi-
dent /. E. Phillips OF tn" association
presided n, the supper and he and
Mr.. W r. Perkins tn" director OF III"
campaien made interesting addresses
in reiercpcc to tn" work.
The record for yesterdays WORK
shows that leader W. NJ. Parker :
team again led the business men Sc
curing total amount OF sl47 for
the day. while the combination OF
which Mr. L. A. McMurran is captain
lcj the Young men icams by scoring
$Si 90 for their days work.
FtlIoWlhS - W. stnhoHS " 10
various teams fer the four DAYS:
Business Men.
Group A-Lcader W. VI. Par
ker .............'.' - Sf''''"
Group D-Leader 5. X. Buxton 1890
Group B-Leader. l.. {. Phil
Inns " 1880
Group C-Lcader W. T. Cha
min 1850
- First dav report ...... 200
Total 81. :Sl
Young Men.
Team Captain l.. 4. McMur-
ran TO- 100
Team 5-Capiain Cheste: Ashhy $500
Team captain o. J. Brit
t,naham . 600
Team Captain ". ID. Chap
man .'...'f f''"
Team Captain G. A. Sinclair 300
Another meeting will be held this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. when reports
of the days work will be made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-06
Nesres. Perpetual Motion.

The man WHO invented III" gas
meter has just died. lie takes his
pIsrc a. comine the nearest TO date TO
solving the problem Of perpetual mo
tion.-llartford Coursnt
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28
LITTLE WILLOW Greek

Miss Edie Gorrie spent Saturday
and sunday with zadie Keith on Big
Willow.
Tom Whitley and Van Staul came
down to the Bolton ranch Sunday
from the sheep camp at the head Of
Little Willow.
A box social was given at the school
house on Big Willow Saturday night.
There were about forty-five people
present and all had very enjoyable
times
The well drillers are drilling a well
at the Gissel ranch this week.
Misses Allie and Winnie shrimp and
Messrs. Albert Hartley and Christ
Nelson were pleasant callers at the
Smith home Sunday.
Layton Moss who has been spend
ing the week with George Coates
returned to his home in Payette on
last Monday.
Mrs. B. d. Mcintyre was a pleasant
caller at the shrimp home Thursday.
Mr.. Grimes Of New Plymouth and
A. V. Williams were business visitors
at the Bolton ranch Sunday.
George Coates was visitor in Pay
cite Monday.
Miss Bonnie Tremble came out to
the valley Sunday to the Gissel home
G. R. Ringer who has been in the
valley for some time returned to his
home in Payette Saturday.
Jesse Milligan went down the val
ley from Paddock valley to Payette
for supplies.
Mrs. Charles Skippen and her son
Erett were visiting George Skippen
last week, who is attending the in
stitute in Weiser}
A literary society was organized at
the school house Saturday night. The
next meeting will be held on Satar-
day night, November 9TH.
A Halloween party and dance will
be given at Alberto Hartleys ranch
Saturday night A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
Miss Edie Gorrie has five pupils
in attendance now and is having a
very successful term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolto came
out to Their rach from Payet5e Thurs
day.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28
BUSY FRUITLiND ITEMS

The Endeavor at the Methods.
church Sunday evening was Jed by
Frank Wayne. Quite a number were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Tussing have re-
turned from Hot Lakes where Mr..
Tussing had hopes of relieving his
sciatic rheumatism. He is quite dis
couraged as his baths, diet and treat
ment afforded him no relief or help.
Mrs. Jesse Davis is quite i'll this
week. She is attended by DIR. Drys-.
dale of Plymouth.
Theron Mead moved his household
goods from the Fruitland property to
their new home north Of Ira Dalzels.
Bernard Young and Jay Mackinson
our Fruitland young gentlemen who
have been in Forest Grove, Oregon,
and parts of Washington, arrived
home Friday evening.
Quite a number of Fruitland dan
GERS attended Plymouth Pioneer Ball
Friday evening.
The girls of the Basketball team
at FruitIand wish to announce an
arm and waist social at the Steg-
ner hall on Friday evening, Nov. 9Th.
Everybody, old and young, are cor
daily invited.
Rev. Kyles preached Sunday after
noon at the Baptist church.
We are glad to hear that Trixie
Nc Conneu is recovering, yet slowly.
Cal Myers is able to be back Of
the counter again after his attack
Of appendicitis.
Clay Blakely is working for Otto
Miller.
Quite few bench people were Wis
Tors at the NV bridge Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. E. A. Blair is suffering with
asthma from the effects Of a bad
cold.
Mrs. Jesse Graham visited with
her parents in Plymouth Sunday.
MIR. Henry Tussing had surgical
operation performed last week. He
had a small bone cut in his nose as
he is troubled with catarrh.
A party was given at S. A. d. Par
dunn's Saturday afternoon for Mrs.
Davis Sunday School class of the
Baptist church. The little ones en-
joyed a fine day.
John Hess, who has been visiting
with his uncle. L. H. Rich, left last
Wednesday for Iowa.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Advertised letters for week end
ing Oct. %, 1909.
LADIES
Edison, Miss Matilda; Welsh, Mrs.
w. c.; Wilson, Mrs. A. w.
GENTLEMEN
Arnold, Felix; Eagle, Len; Edison,
w. j.; McHam, Mr.; Jones, Lon;
johnson, Floyd; Lethlean, Ben; Ma
ling, W. NJ; Moore, Marion; McCul-
lon, A. H.. Russell, -; Stewart, DON
aid; Stewart. VIM; Smith, w. W.;
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Parties inquiring for the above
please say advertised.
Bert Venable, Postmaster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28

A very good remedy and one
that we can highly recommend in
all cases of Kidney trouble, is Pine
uIes. the new kidney remedy. They
are especially good in all cases OF
rheumatic pains, weak back or back
ache. urinary disorders and weak
kidneys. For sale by Payette Phar-
macy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28
DRESS MAKING.

l am now prepared to do all kinds
Of dress making. First house north
on east side of Dunkard church.
4lt2 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Harrington.
II its prices you want drop in al
the Palace Pharmacy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28
singanore Pineapple, 15c, I for o

Singapore Pineapple, 15c, Z for one
dollar Come quick before it is all
rone Moss Mercantile Co.
For Rent.-Seven room house on
Front street. S. E. Chapman 81
Extra fine winter seed wheat
enquire Of A. E. Wood.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

las 8 montado en- la TORE de un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28
La recamara de &c :
vora contiene b.
libras de un secrc-
to explosive.

el cnal no cnntlcne carga eXploSi-
va Y Sc ha hecho simplemente para
perforar el barco enemigo Y Ia otra
ciase es una bomba cargada de
fucrtcs explosives V su mission cs
@eneralmente Ia de explotar V dci-
truir todo 70 que hay d su alredc-
dor.
La dificultad de estoS dos siste-
mas es que Ia homba cxploslva cs-
ia expuesta a estallar antes de lie
gar al sitio donde Sc ha diriiido
cuasando POGO o ninglin daho Ia
otra simplemente hace un agliero.
Por supuesto los agujeroS no son
muv descados en- los barcoS pero 81
di Ia coincidcncia que no SC proil-
cen en- un sitio vital de barco RI da-
no es es muy grande. DE este mo.lo
ri probIema tan largo tempo cstu-
diado ha sido el lie hacer una bom-
ba que perforara primero Y cstaila
ia despufs de estar dcntro Diet bar
co.
Bicn. FL nuevo proyectil que scr.i
u~aiO en- ei nuevo canon tamhieu
~era usado por t"dos los barcos DC
"a marina nortcamerIcana dentra
'ic poco tempo resueIve Csc gran
problema. Posee ambas cuailda-
des. Perfora v eSpiOta dc,puts.
II acero de que esta forraio este
proyectil es tan fuerte que podri
pcnetrar i traves de las mas podc-
r">as c0razas usadas en- la marina-
dc guerra actual con Ia particula-
ridad de que no estalIara Fas,a que
no haya penetrado todo 10 qae le-
bia Penctrar no importacl grIcso lie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

York puede lamar su proyectIl por
encma de la ciudad hasta lonkers; F.;
81 Sc lie situa frente la casa avun-
tamiento de Chicago lie lanzarla
hasta el Riguin en- Illinois.
Naturalmente que para Ia crea-
ci6n V direction de tai fuerza pro
pulsora ell aparato que Ia determl-
ma tiene que ser enorme. Asi pues
eli nuevo canon es enorme.
Pesa 63 toneladas. Este peso es
igual al peso de 8 carros electrlcos
que pese cada uno 10 toneIadas V
media
FL largo del canon es de 53 Y me-
dio pies de un extreme i otro. 2
hombres de pies de altura cada uno
pueden acoStarSe 10 largo del CA
non tocando uno con otro Y los
oos del homhre situado iltimo po-
dria yer 4 traves de la conquer
ia de la recamara del monstruo.
81 este canon Sc colocara Iunto i
una casa de 4 pisos pasaria de Ia al
tura del techo de esta. Alcanza-
ria el tejado pasaria de q con unos
) pies en- forma de chimenea. Tn
muchacho suele tener 6 pies de al
tura. 30 de eStos muchachitos pues-
tos 'cabeza con pies dentro del j.
gap,a cahrian on 81
Ningtin canon de los que eStan
montados en- los barcos de guerra
del mundo podrian lamar 81 pro-
vectil en- las condiciones lie este
cah6n. A una distancia dc miIIa Y
media puede traspasar una pIancha
de II puIgadas lie acero de krnp-
pizzed pasando d trayes con Ia ia
cilidad que un aiflIer puede pasar
q traves de una teIa lie museiIna.
A 3 miIias de distancia 81 provec-
til puede atravesar ~ pies de una
plancha de MADEIRA de plno blaneo.
La camara de este enorn1e ca
non en- La cual se forman los gases
que determinan Ia PROPULSION del
proyeciiI tiene baStsnte capacidad
para contener dos barnIes de azii-
car. Su capacidad e de Iisis puI
gaias eiibIIeas en- esda tiro que
dispara ei caffon consume 365 Il
bras de p6lvora D de explosive.
.Su alcanee seg1n 10 que sc como
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28
Pesa el canon 63 toneladas y puesto
en- una balanza, pesaria 10 que seis ca
rros electricos que pesaran 10 y media
toneladas cada uno.

DeSarrolla este cai6n una encr-
gla equlvalcnte a la que Sc neceSi-
TARA para Ievantar del suelo i un
pie de altura | toneladas de ear
bon. En- otras palabras Ia fuerza
necesaria para disparar ell proyec-
til dupllca exactamente Ia fner-
"a necesarla para Ievantar II tone
ladas del peso.
Esta maquina de guerra pucdc
dlsparar dos proyectlles cada minu-
to. Cada tiro cuesta 30 dollars que
es el precio de 10 900 panecillos. FL
termino medic de un panecillo Is
s pulgadas de largo por 4 dc ancho.
10 600 panecillos rcunidos forma-
ran nm gran panecillo de 80 pics
de largo % de alto V un POGO mas
de Z pulgadas de ancho. Para apre-
clar esia eomparaeion vease Ia illus
TRACTION que va publieada en- cSta
misma paglna. Cada. canon cuesta
ssl.OO0 los que empleados en- pan
arrojan Mn estupendo total dc
] 60O.020 panecilIos. Los bastanie.
para los habitantes de Ia ciudad dc
New York durante un dia.
III nuevo canon es eI esultaip
de una nueva completeness entire los
constructors de canones para ar
mamentos navaIes. En- 10 que 80
reflec d la fuerZa este cal0n pa
rece haber dicho la Ultima palabra.
PerO hay I'M gran secreto ncferenie
1 esta maquina lie guerra que NJ
permite apreciar todavia ~ COM
pleta importancia. II sccrcto c-ta
en- los provectiIes. Sc trata ,Ic Hna
enteramente nueva ciase de praTcc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

gran acOraZado.
De 10 que Sc conoce de este ca
non resulta que tiene IA pulgadas
las que constituyen ell diametro del
proyectil. Este es de 40 pulgadas
de alto justamente ell promedio de
altura de un muchacho de 6 amos
norteamericano Y pesa dieho pro-
yectil l,4OO libras 8 mas de media
tonelada.
FL nuevo canon puede enviar SUI
proyectil a una distancia de 25 mi
Has. 81 Sc lie situa en- la plaza de la
bateria en- Ia parte baja de Nueva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

combinada eXprcsamcnre para II ~
Ia en esta plcza lie artilieria nc-
suta un nucvo lnvcuto. la hasc q dc
eSta pdivora sln hume os dc algo-
ddn-p6lvora dlsnclto On aci,in nj
trico. La naciuucs dc ipdp c' mum
do poscrn una gran varicdad
de csta cIa-c dc polvora Ia que
dltlercn muy POGO cnir" i pero in
que ahofa ci depariaincuio- ID IA
armada dc los E,taeio- I'nidos la
mazda "Pvroccllilo>e' = pur IL
nenos Tan hucna com" "a fncJnr.
In fo.vora qnc = u-:ri IN cl
prnvccti' dc este canon mon-ttan
cmplcza 4 qucmarse cuan'ip q pfo-
yectii rpinirnza ~ marayilln.n vta
ic y i uc.lida q'ic este rcrorrr a.
traycrto IA I1lyora -ieur ggeul4u
dose efmiflaimen'c dausIa'. ci in
pul-p d" media miila par eslida
-egin 'iijImOs autes.
IT, canon iiit con-irullo por NJ
davaic steel Comp. DC niei.ia.
tsta para 'crninar.c a"att" H.
poco7 dia9 - espera "i. Na-aistna
en- donnie scrl m"n'aip ~ ;.ar-
que dc artIllcra d' .ei,.tt men
IL Dc II guerra ri e en
d"ndc - tennngFau e" '.mn-
'lc'aiies quc - i4orn .ar-r. ac
mnntiis "a p'cza i."ga ~ Heva-
tra a' campo ru.i'aT .e in'ian
Heal n den!c ~ u-asa,.o. I au
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

la coraza. De este modo Sc obtendra
el maximum del dano. No solamente
ocasionara un agujero, slno que DIES
truira Ia parte interior del barco.
Ahora bien squt lnvento es este
iCual es ell secreto? La respuesta es
que es un secreto. Al presente a ma
die lie es permitido concerto, apar
ta de los pocos que en- el departa-
mento de marina estan trabalanao
en- este nuevo proyectll. 81 ei secre-
to Sc diera 4 la publicidad, induda
blemente que otros gohblernos h
rian uso dc ell inmcdiatamenta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

A una distancia de
tres millas el proyectil
de este monstruo po-
drla pasar a traves de
SO arboles de pino de
un pie de diametro ca
da tronco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

co. ESQ era porque tcnia compara-
tivamente muv pequeha fucrza I'M
pu lsara. FL nuevo proyectll que
deja cl tubo del canon 4 una vclo-
cilai de media miIla en- TN segundo
lleva un montante dc energla tan
grandc que cuande da en- cl blanco
de aero 10 fundc parcialmcnte por
la transformac;0n de su cne1gia
Hay otra innovation. FL dis
paro del proyccti no Sc oye tan
fuertc explosion como ocurrc en-
los otros sistcmas de cahoncs has
ia ahnrA fanocidos. So usa una ella
Sc dc polvora sin humo que ha sldo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

ce es de 25 millas Unite hasta don
de ell proyectil puede ser arrojado.
Para alcanzar esta distancia la ira
yectoria del proyeetil alcanzarfa un
maAimo de altlira de 5 millas. FL
nuevo canon puede disparar una
bombaauna milla por encima de la
Gina del monte Mackinley la mas
alta montana del continente Norte
en- la cual ell DR.. Federico Cook de
Brooklyn asegura haher subido, as
censi6n que ha sonado en- la con-
troversia surlida con motive del
| descubrimiento del Polo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

tiles no solo en- su construction 81 !
no en- su accion Destructive. MOI
es una simple bala Su recamara
cs bastantc capaz para contener
100 lihras de un potentfsimo
explosive. Esto no hace explo-
sion hasta que ei blanco ha
sido penetrado por ell proyectil.
Con objeto de que este asunto pue-
da ser claramente entendido debe
decirse que hastA ell presente en- to-
dos los barcos de guerra del mundo
Sc han usado dos clases distintas de
proyectiles una de acero templado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28
FL nuevo proyectil de
49 pulgadas que es
del tanano de un nj
no de seis amos.

cnantos disparos seran hechos con
la polvora espcctalmcntc inventa.
da para este canon Y yer entonces
nractlcamentc cl reSultadO de OtrOa
cXpcrlmentos hcchos anteriormens
sae.
Este canon rs IN experimental.
u ia hucn rc-nltaan inmediatat
ncnlc se darJ ordeY para Ia cons
lruclon Il" ottns lnl,hoi que se-
ran eoloca.Ios a orlo de los acora-
1ados y l"'"loeo .aiper-Dread-
nouehts uu"flcanos.
Il mul probable que esta nucva
mcAi dc artlIieria lnalgUe una nue.
ia dpora ,Ir rr(ornlo- 81 los arma-
mcnlos d5. la r,cnat!Ias y en- In for
ma dc cohhatlr ea ci mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

plotar. el tempo suficiento para e.
tar -"@'irp de que 81 proyeetil csta
deutr ,l"l barco.
L. t"ub4 'iel yiejo e-tiio que era
IL nrI Vue = cpnocIa hare una
geaeraedn. hacia una bonita cur
"a r airc dando tempo al viii
Ian. "ae-o'g' para qgItarse del blan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

Lo hnico que puedc dccirsc cs'
que 81 proycctil cuando la en- cl.
blanco caliSa ii explosion pero no
lnmedlatamcntc; cspcra una pc
quela fracci6n tie scgundo para cx-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

FL total de energia des-
plegada en- el disparo, es
igual a la que Sc necesita-
ria para !evantar once to-
neladas de carbon a un pie
sobre el nivel de la terra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

ito Sam aca "a
de cor struir ell
mayor canon d 4
mundo.
Podra usarse
en- luz has navales
v ser montado en-
TERRA para la de-
fensa de las cos.
%or,o lo ,,n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-28

Cada tiro cuesta $780,,
elprecio de un panecillo de
so pies de largo; Is de al
to y 7 de ancho.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-14
TOLLESTON.

Fred J. Smith Of Whiting was here
on business yesterday
s. D. King Of New Carlisle was in
this city on business visit yester-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Paustle and son,
Floyd, spent the day in Chicago
y. NJ Fisher was in Chicago on
business yesterday.
T. W. Daeglng Of Whiting was in
this city on business yesterday in
connection with the Tolleston Land
company.
The First State bank will soon have
the new Lincoln pennies. so any one
desiring them as souvenirs may get
them there
Don't forget the ball games here to-
morrow. Come out and root your home
teams.
Emil Schroeder will spend Sunday
with friends IN Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Florence Barker Of Chicago is
the guest of Miss Myrtle Elser.
Mrs. II. Schroeder of Milwaukee is
visiting relatives in this city for q
few days.
Mrs. 0. c. Bormann and daughters
are visiting friends and relatives ii
Crown Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-14
DYEE.

Mrs. Val. Keul of Chicago visited at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. KAN
mer Of this place, Friday.
J. J. Klein made a business visit to
the county seat Thursday.
Thursday afternoon the Lady Fores-
tiers held their regular meeting at the
school house.
new front is being put in at NJ.
Hoffman's general store here by Teute-
macher & Co.
A large number from here We're at
Schererville Thursday TO attend the flu
neral Of the late Fred Trinen.
Mrs. Anton Kaiser retrned yesterday
from several days visit with relatives
in Chicago.
Henry Heiman, former resident of
this neighborhood. arrived here yester-
day to spend some time with friends.
After an extended visit with relatives
here Miss Lillian Keilman elft again
Thursday for Crown Point.
Once more the crops and gardens
look splendid as a refreshing. soaking
rain was our share the past few days.
Lawns, that looked brown and with
cred, are green again.