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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-24
OF incorporation
The Clara Barton Mining Company
fNo EaS31

and also. that / have compared the
following copy Of the same, with the
original thereof on file. and de-
clare il to be a correct Transcript
therefrom ana of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand ana thc*,ireat
Seal Of the Territory of New Mexico.
al the city of Santa Fc. the Capital.
on this 2Sth day of March, \. u. 1910.
(SEAL) NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
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Territory OF New Mexico


I. Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the
Territory OF New Mexico. do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord in his office nt two O'Clock y.
M. ON the tWcntN-cighth day Of
March. a. -. 1910. certificate Of
stockholders non-liahility Of The
clara Barton Mining Company tNo.
$3.50. and also. that J have com
pared the following copy of the same.
with the original thereof now on
file. and declare il 20 be Il correct
transcript thcrefrom and nf the
whole thereof
Given under my hand and the
Great seal Of the Territory OF New
Mexico. "a the city OF santa Re, the
capital. ON this esfh day OF March.
A. ID is10
(SEAI-lt NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary OF New Mexico.
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stored, io be ready for occupancy by
the opening of next season. Is a ON
fort, ManN I'll Paso people who have
been postponing the purchase of
~tloudcroft homes, will now make in
vestments. ClOudcroft VIII help High
Rolls. ana High Rolls win help Cioud-
croft. There Will he no clash or con-
flict Of interests. There viii he "A
large cottage colony AT Clonderoft this
season even though no hotel accom-
modations are provided. AZ High
Rolls this summer, there will lac "A re-
sort hotel and "A cottage colony. Grad
uallN these two colonies viii he cN-
tended toward each other until they
become merged, Ten years frnm now,
there VIII be one vast resort, extending
all the way from High Rolls to
~Cloudcroft. with cottages all the way,
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LEGAL NOTICES
Territory of New MeNleo
Certificate or COMPARISON.

|. Nathan JHffN. SecfotarN q INC
Territory OF New Mexico, do hereby
corttfy that there was filed For record
in this office at two O'Clock p ~ +,
on the twenty eighth day of March,
4. l., 1910,
AnIirIna nI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-24

IT YOU have sore eyes of any kind
use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. 1t
is good for nothing but the yes. 1t
is painless ana harmless, ana is posi-
lively the best. If YOU don't say so We
viii refund your money. Try it and
then tell your n%cighhor. Sold every
where. 25c q tube.
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Prompt relief in all cases Of throat
and lung trouble If you use Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Pleasant to
Sold by all druggists.
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ISIS.
Province of Saskatchewan
IN this 10Th day of March, A. y,
1910. before me personally appeared
e. Il. Morris. to me known to be the
person described in and who executed
the foregoing instrument, and ac-
k~nnwledged that he executed the
same as his free act ana deed.
My commission expires the 31st dag
December. A. -. 1910.
(Signedl w. y. BASHFORD.
Notary Public, County. Province of
sask.. Dominion Of Canada.
(Notarial ScaD
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Territory Of Now Mexico,D

County Of Valencia.
on this IA day of Feb. a. -. 1919.
before me personally appeared ] J..
LoaNitt, to mt known to be the person
described In ana who executed the
foregoing Instrument, and acknowl-
edged that he executed the same as
his free act and deed.
My commission expires the LIST day
OF March. A. u. 1913.
(Signed) GEO. r. KENNEDY.
Notary Public, Valencia County. Ter
ritory Of New Mexico.
(Notarial ScaD
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Dominion Of Canada, }
Province of Alberta, )--ss.
County Of
On this 10th day OF March. A. y
1910. before me personally appeared
T.. II. Morris, 10 me known To be the
person described In and who exc
cuted the foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged that h executed the
same as his free act and deed. /,
My commission expires the 3lst
day of December, A. ID. 1910,
(NotariAI Scal)
(Signed) w. h. BASHFORD,
Notary Public, - County
Province Of Alberta, Dominion or
Canada.
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Territory Of New MexicoD
ISIS.

Territory Of New Mcxlco.)
lss.
County Of Valencia.
ON this s day Of Dee, A. y. 1909,
before me personally appeared Emil
Bibo. to mo known to be the person
described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument, and %acknowl-
edged that he executed the same as
his free act and decd.
My commission expires the % day
oct, a. u. 1919.
fSigncd) NJ. r. OTERO.
Notary Public, Valencia County. Ter
ritory of New Mexico.
(Notarial SeaD
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PROSPECTS GOOD FOR
ANOTHER RAILROAD
FOR UNION COUNTY

Especial CT Xpand-nee IN Morning Journal
ClavtorN NJ. April 22-The SAN
IA Fe. CN12un and Oklahoma Pam
handle TofI osed railroad begins To-
look hkq."iy ethine more than just an
fatf dfnt Nh Tepie, tae engineer
arrived TINS week TO start on an IN
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W HALL, CScaD
EMIL RfBO, (SeaD
GEO II. FROST tSeaD
j.. l.. DANERN, tSeab
J. l.. LEAVITT, tSeaD
r. II, NORRIS CSeaD
Territory Of Sew Mexico, }

Territory OF New Mexico, }
SIS.
County of Bernalillo.
ON this Sth day Of February, A. u.
1910. before me personally appeared
J. w. Han, Geo. II. Frost and j J..
Davcrn. "a me known TO be the per-
sons described IN n who executed
the foregoing instrument, ana ac-
knowledgcd that they executed the
Same as their free act and deed
nv commission expires the 2atn
day OF June. a ID. 1871.
(Notarial Seall
tSigncdl II. r. ADAMS,
Notary Public. bcrnolillo County,
TerritorN of New Mexico.
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Territory of New Mexico. )

IfTTITWTN NJ -NNW WtNTINl
ISIS.
County of Valencia.
On this Sth day OF Dec, A. y. 1909
before me personally appeared Emil
BibO, to me known to be the person
described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument. and aclynowl-
edged that he executed the same as
his free act and decd.
My commission expires the 25th
day of Dec, \. -. 1910.
(Notarial SealJ
tSigncd) NJ. T. OTERO,
Notary Public, Valencia County, Ter
ritory Of New Mexico.
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Territory of New Mexico.


l.. Nathan lara. secretary Of the
Territory of New Mexico. do hereby
certify THAT there was flee for rcc-
ord in this office at two o'clock p.
pa ou The 18th day of March. A. y.
1910. articles OF incorporation ana
certificate of stockholders non-liahil-
ity of the clara Barton Mining Con-
panN $50 G3S3-G3SD.
Wherefore The corporators named
In the said articles and who have
signed the same. and their successors
ana assigns, are hereby declared to
De from this date until the 2Sth day
OF March. nineteen hundred and
sixty. q corporation by The name and
Tor the purpose set forth in Mid arti-
cics
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory of New
Mexico az the CITY Of Santa Re. the
Capital on this 2Sth day of March.
a. u. 1910.
tSEAIl NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary Of Vow MeNTpp
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~ ~ f1AHhK
40. 63St; Cor Reed. Vol. 6, page
20. Certificate of stockholders Non
Liability Of THE CLARA BARTON
MINING COMPANY. Filed in office
Of secretary of New Mexico, March
2S, 1910. . y. m.
NATHAN JAFFA. Secretary.
Compared G., r. X to j, O.
Certificate ot stockholders Nom
Liability OF the Clara Barton Mining
Company.
Territory Of New Mexico, ,
ISIS.
County of B|crnalillo.
This instrument was filed for rec
ord on the 10Th day of Aprll. 1910.
at 2tl0 O'Clock .. m. Recorded in
Nol ~ Misc. OF Records OF said
county colo ISL
(SEALJ A. r., WALKER.
Recorder.
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Articles Of Incorporation OF
THE CLARA BARTON MINING
COMPANY.
Territory of Sew Mexico,
l-ss.
County of B%crualillo.
This instrument was filed for roc
ord on the 20th day OF April. 1910. mt
. 10 o'clock p. VA.
Recorded in Vol r.. Misc Of Records
OF said County. folio 599.
tScaD
A. r. WALKER. Recorder.
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Registered Ofricc.

II. The registered office OF he
corporation is Rooms s and 10 Croul,
well Block. N. w. Corner Gold Ave
nue and Second Street. Albuquerque,
Bernalillo County. New Mexico. and
=. +. Adams is designated as the
Agent therein in charge ana upon
whom process against the corporation
be served
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incorporation certificate OK Tho
Clara Barton Mining Company.
Territory uf New Mexico. }
ISIS.
County OF Berualtilo.
This instrument was filed for rec
ord on The 2oth day of April. 1910.
al 2.l0 O'Clock D IN. Recorded in
Vol "B" Misc. of Records Of said
COUNTY. foIo 5sf.
tSEAI.l 4. T.. WALKER.
Recorder.
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we. the undersigned. in order To
form Il corporation for the purposes
hereinafter stated. under sand pursu-
amt TO the provisions of an Act OF
the Legislative Assembly of the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico. entitled. An
Act 20 Regulate the Formation and
Government Of Corporations tor Min
ing. Manufacturing, Industrial and
Other Fursutts; Approved March
18TH, 1905. ana the cts a%mendatorY
thereto. do hereby ceru.. as follows.
Name.
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Territory Of New Mexico,
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~ the corporation H. adtliotized
to issue capital stock to the extent OF
.one million dollars Cs1 900 00O). divid-
ed into one million G,000, 000) shares
of the par value OF n dollar tS1.00)
.anrb
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
RIOTS PUT END TO
|. W. ". TROUBLES
Chief Thinks War with Fresno
Police Is Stopped by the
Burning of Camp
ST ARE STILL HELD IN JAIL
Local Leader, Sentenced 1870
Days, Says That He Will
Take Medicine
ST ARE STILL HELD IN JAIL
ASSOCIATED Press)

FRESNO, Dec. 1o.-That he believed
the attack made on the Industrial
Workers Of the World by mob in this
city last night will result in the ending
of the fight which has been in progress
for some weeks between the members
of the organization and the local police
was the statement made by Chief Of
Police William Shaw this morning
A report was received at police head
quarters this morning that five or six
of the Industrial Workers had returned
to the site of their camp, which was de-
stroyed last night, and occupied some
time in looking over the premises. But
no attempt has been made to re-estab-
lish the camp, and Sheriff Chittenden
stated that If such an attempt is made
by the Industrial Workers he will take
steps to prevent it.
The sheriff stated further that If
William Storey, who owns the land
near the city where the Industrial
Workers were camped, allows the re-
establishment of the camp he will pro-
ceed against that individual for main
tanning a public nuisance.
J. Murdock, one of the local leaders of
the Industrial Workers, who was con-
victed yesterday of vagrancy, was this
morning sentenced by Police Judge
Briggs to spend 18O days in the county
Jail. Only q small crowd was present
in court at the time, and no demon
stration followed. Murdock stated as
he was taken to Jail that he had been
legally convicted by jury, and that
he would serve his term.
No attempt has as yet been made TO
liberate the fifty-seven Industrial
Workers in the county jail, and the po-
lice state that each one of the number
will be tried in court in accordance
with their demands.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
TWO BONILLOS MENACE
WITH SEPARATE REVOLTS
Foreigners in Honduras viii Suf-
fer Unless u. S. Offers
Protection

PUERTO CORTEZ, Honduras, Dec.
5.-(Via New Orleans, Dec. 10)-New
breastworks have been constructed
here and Maxim guns mounted COM
manding the harbOr. Foreign interests
fear a double revolution Is imminent,
and from this on all foreigners will
suffer unless protection is afforded by
the United States.
Policarpo Bonilla is believed to be
in Mexico fitting out an expedition to
attack Puerto Cortez and Ceiba and
an attack by forces under former
President Bonilla in revolutionary
movement distinct from that of Poll
carpo Bonilla also is feared.
An alarming feature is that many
troops are disloyal. 1t is said that
scores of them will desert at a favor
able opportunity. Soldiers are hurry
ing here from San Pedro, Sula and
other nearby points. The government
has placed an embargo on cables, max
ing it impossible to send anything out
by wire. The steamship lines are now
the only means of communication.
Some boats are fitted with wireless,
the use of which the government can
not prohibit.
Conflicting reports have reached here
from the interior about riots and
clashes between rival political factions.
The Policarpo-B faction is active
in the interior, but the extent of it's
strength is not learned. The govern
ment ordered the arrest of Manuelito
Antonio Bonilla, relative of Poll
carpo Bonilla, but he escaped by sail
ing for Mobile before the order arrived.
Sentiment on the Caribbean coast of
Honduras is in favor of Manuel Bo-
nilla, who is in New Orleans He is
ont related to Manuelito or Policarpo
ROnilla.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
GOVERNOR HARMON GUEST
AT DEMOCRATIC GATHERING
Ohio Executive Greeted by Forty
Five Members of Congress

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Governor
Judson Harmon Of Ohio was guest of
honor today at a luncheon given by
Representative Francis Burton Harri-
son Of New York at the Metropolitan
club here. The list of guests included
forty-flve Democratic members of con
gress, Governor Harmon and Theodore
Bell, the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor Of California in the recent cleo
tion.
No formal speeches were made and
several of those present denied thte
the function was for the purpose OF
launching a presidential boom for the
Ohio executive. Nevertheless there was
some reference to the possibilities Of
1912 in conversations between guests,
subsequent to the luncheon, in which
the names Of Harmon and Harrison
were linked.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
OREG0N'S GOVERNOR HERE
FOR REST AFTER CAMPAIGN
Executive Goes to Bed on Ar
rival and Denies Callers

Governor +. n. Benson of Oregon,
accompanied by Mrs Benson. arrived
In Los Angeles yesterday Mr.. Benson
coming to Southern California for a
rest after his recent strenuous cam
paign. He will go on to Redlands to-
day and remain there until he has re-
covered.
Immediately on arrival yesterday
morning the governor retired to his
room and went to bed, leaving orders
not to be disturbed. Throughout the
day he remained in his apartments,
refusing to see anyone.
Mrs. Benson stated that her husband
came to Southern CALIFORNIA in hopes
that the mild climate would benefit his
health. He registered from Salem, Ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

It's as easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile, through want ADVERTISING as Il
Psed TO be-and still is-to secure a horse and
carriage,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16
org
FL deroplan0 en- 1918

Los publicistas franceses han We
anido expresando su opinion acerca
de las condolences del aeroplano den
tro de diez NOS. Segin Paul Adam
Eel aeroplano sera en- 1915 POGO mas
de 10 que es hoy-,ln instrunehto
de. deportes. Algunos de los espiritus
mas atreVidos estableceran records,
pero las naves afreas trasportaran
pocos de los oiudadanos que estiman
Ia pfapia seguridad. Ell globo~ dirigi-
BILE sera mas dtil para el comdn dc
las gentes. Ell aeroplano So quedara
en- 10 que es actualmente-especie
de Pegaso asombroso que solo usan
los poetas del eter atmosferico."
Madame de Tbebes, la famosa
vidente parisiense., dice: "a despe
cho de los valientes esfuerzos que ha-
cen los aereonautas, ell hombre no va
conquistar ell aire. Bien puede es
te descubrir el medic de deslizarse
por sobre Ia superficie de las aguas,
penetrar dentro del liquido elemento
una maxima profundidad, per-
manecer sumersido por un tempo
dado, mas en- su conquista dal aire
no ira mas lejos que bajo la superb
Gle de Ia terra. FL fuego central 10
cypulsara de las cntrahas de Ia tie
ira; Y otra fuerza tan misteriosa 10
harA descender del RENO de la at
m6sfera. La conqu!sta del aire no Sc
realizard. En- cuanto a navegar las
capas inferiores del airc ,habra Guien
10 eonsiga hasta cierto punto. Sc We
ran excepciones, pero no habrd una
aplcaci6n general de las maquinas
mas pesadas que el aire. sEl hombre
no puede il contra Ia naturaleza.
Ella lie di6 d la terra las aves con el
inico objeto de obligar al hombre
a volver la vista al infinito y para re-
cordarle que los cie!os son ell RENO
del espiritu y la morada de 10 invi-
sible."
Ell popular noveli-ta Edmond Ha-,
rancourt dice: "DcHtro de cinco
aiios el aeroplano sra articulo de lu-
10 del rico, del sn0' y del homicida.
Relativamente creciido sera .el nj
nero de los aplastad9s. deformados.,
mutllados y muerp :. Algunos cae-
ran al mar y Sc aho@aran. La pleure-
STA sera mas frecucnte. La primaye-
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Un abuelo, entusiasta aviator.

Bleriot La hizo el domingo 25 de
Julio de 1909, saliendo de Calais 4
las 4.40 a. my bajando en- Dou-
vres 80 minutes despues.
Louis Latham es otro gran aero
nauta frances, que dispute con Bile
riot el premio del Daily Mali de
25,000 frances.
Despues de muchas experiments
J maSpffcos vrclos obtenidos, Sc
dispuso a eruzar el canal de la Man
cha. Fl 19 de Julio Sc elev6 magcs-
tuosamente su gran mono-plano
construido expresanente para ese
viaie.
I'm cazatorpederos del gohieno
frances habfa sido puesto & las orde-
mes del aviador para salvarle en-
caso de una possible caida al aqua.
Perp no habfa de ser Farman el
primero en- cruzar pues a doee mi
las de 10 costa francesa, par6 de fun
-aonar el motor impukor, sin saber
q todavia 6 que atribmrle ezto, Y el
gran. aeroplano cay6 suavemnte al
agua.
Seis dfAs despues, Blesiot cruza-
b el canal y Farman era derrota-
Do por una averia, de poca importan-
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LOS PROGRES DE LA AVIAClON.

cia,, quizas, en- ell motor propulsor.
Farman tiene el record de altitud.
El do 1900 pies de altura hecho ell
Chalops, Ell 10 de diciembre ultimo.
Norte America tuvo. la supreme
cia de la aviaeion dslrante el aao
1908, por los magnf6cos trabajos.
vuelos y experihentos de los'heraaa-
nos Wright, Curtis y otros aviado-
res, pero acknowledgements asa supre
macia la:hah perdido en- 1903. Prue-
ba de clio essque. Ia mayor paste>de
| las contiedas' a6reas han sido gaaa-
das hssta shora por europeos.
Y en- Europa, Francia va ala c.
beza de las denas naciones. Bl6riot,
Farnam y Latham, los tres
| fSanceses fueron los cam poones de
Ia aFiaoidn en- 1909.
Hay up aviader inglas, que s1ln
que no tan nsnlararlo tsnsn Ios va
citados, hs obtenido magn 'fiiieos vue-
los uftsnsn1ente. Este es el eapitan
is. +. Cody.
! Haee POGO Ell "DaiZy Mai1', de
Lonsres, ofrecio un PIE zaio dee5, 900
pesos altpsimer aviador que hieiera
81 yiaje Dc Liverpool & Manchester.
Entire otros nluchos, el captain
Cody Sc presento & disputar ell pre-
nio.
Nnguno de los contendientes ven
ci6, pues una denaa neblina, hizo
que todos tomaran terra al POGO
tempo de partir; pero el captain
Cody tuvo Ia gloria de ser el que ma
yof dlstancia hahia alcanzado, du-
!rante el corto tempo que duro el
Ivuelo.
En- los Estados Unidos Sc genera
liza ahora rapidamente, la avia:i6n
En- California sc celebrara este
aho una contienda international
que parece sera de gran trascenden
cia para la aviacfbn. Muchos como
cidos aeronuatas tomaran parte J
todos Sc proponen establecer nue.
vos records De algunos de esos aero
nautas pubhcamos los retratos Ell
esta edici6n. -, -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16
Sc cree que el dirieible Sc
ra mas util que el aero.
plano en- las neeesidades
del porvenir.
Madame do Theaes la famesa Vi,
dspte cree que el pr.blsna
d. lasaersaautica ne pasara
On lse.rlas nle''diasasisass|. l''' y.
del actual estado, I

! Henfi Farman, frances, es si4
displita el nas famebe aviador del
mundo.
Wilburg Wrigth, Blariot, peh-
grange J IatAsta, han ~ stda !. s',s g nlas g J
| 9ncarnisados coupetidofes' dufant
estos ultimossttes ahos, en- q. Ia ava
ci6en ha obtehido tan grandss
progresses. !,
En- 1908 Wright h. derrot6 en Ia
dispata del trofeQ Aichelin y gano
IL eopa eh aq,A adn, pefe. eH 1909
sc carabiaron los papelesy y Fatman,
I, 10 solo gan6 Ia c6pa recorrindo L.
distanci$ de IA aaillas, sino que
'hizo el soberbio record de volar du-
rante 4 horos y l6 nsinAtos.
Farman ha obtenido tambien
otros triunfos en- renidas contiendas
con Bleriot, Latham y Delegrang
de este ultin'o el cable nos partie7
p6 hace pocos dtas su na1erte cousoi
do por ura terrible caida.)
Pleriot, tambien, frances, es uno
delos mas Antiques CONSTRUCTORS de
aeroplanos.
Es notable este aeronauta, no so
10 por sus proesas en- Ell aire, sino por
el sinndrnero de cafdas y otrps g.
cidentes, que ha sufrido. .Ha tsnido
ls fortuna, sin embargo, de salir ie-
SO en- Ia mayor parte de- estoss contra
|tiempos, slendo de notar q1e esda
ve7 que sufre uro,y tompe supajero
conienza su reconstruction con ar:
dor y mas entusiasmo que nuncs. -
y Fue el primero en- crQzar el canal
Do Ia Mapcha, ganando los $4,000
frances ofrecidos . al primer aero
nauta que hiciera tai preeza.
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como unidades de guerra en- 10 fltu
70 esta en- discussion, como conse-
cuencia de una carta dirigida por al
Baron d Estuurnelles de Constant,
senador Y pre5ilente del &rIpo &e
parlameatarlos que abogan por q
arbitramcnto International. al gene
raj Brun, Ministro de Ia guerra, Y IN
Ia cual llam6 Ia atenciGn de este arer
ca lie e5ttr rrancia muy atr&s lie lis
otros paise- en- ei progreso de Ia a"-
ronautica militar.
FL Mini~rro de la Guerra ha anun-
riado al N;nistro Que 'Fran"ia ten
dra una flotilla satisfactoria para
fires lei a1o de 1911, Y que los lnge-
n.cy mecanicos Y Is armair :
j, C - . ocupaG acJUaimea.r =.
Ii cons .!,g o. ce aarcplgnos.
=. ..I.-.c-..: 5 : ..b.r .ar @:u -
c,.ela ut pin, .r-- e .-szl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16

una rnta para ejcrcicio entire Mia
' Marsella. Sc ds 4 entender one cj
M!nlstro est& convc1Icil de QYo i I;
aoroplaNos prestaran meioG ; 7 i
cue los globes diriginIes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16

"a de 1915 ensenara seguramente es-
pectdculos extrahos. Ell aeroplano
SEA- el articulo de moda.'
Superorldad do les aeroplanos
; La practicab;hda1 relativa entire
los glo5o5 dirigibles y los aeroplanos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16

Richard Edgar Evans Jr. un
nilo norteamerieano de nueve
aiios d. edad, notable por sus
'Gelos en- aeroplano, en- compa-
lila lie su padre. tIr. Evans