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trun, and Navy Orders.

w'SHISGrnN nos 10 Tr-$- army orders
were I--r4"d 'p daJ
sired let DcC'rul"f Or
Major N"riw"th'r !. walker Engineer Gowns
49, tT'.I' So ''~ Sr.as1is tuT' 'gEI TuS1Tth
N''s' li"vi GARFIELD I. Mckinney Medical
"fN~ ~ Nfrt' ~ ~ San IrAnCisrn ~ t;rnrtAl
h"-glfai ~" Prr-Ilp ~ San ffRrcI,cu
I'fa' IN'u' 'rI Nl'trubrrgrr Medical Rr
i-.HHI-
,ir,' rl",, Melton u Pepper. Twenty rhlrd
In'nnirs 2" iio' Springs VI.
hcrc M. IS nricrr w"rr '--.rr
lIr'' 3 bpnl-i- ~ engineering r,prrf
WctiHI uuun Nhtr 1Ca ir'u3 NnnHpOl T.
surr.hrir" di'i-,rn WANT" torpedo rcri and
command ~ Nh" tlu~i>h ~ Ndssl torpedo
sfArnr. N"Np"f' u
v.d.hlgmnr ~ BurS from the Cas,in- ~
'uIifEIli ~" tut;lrH>h
SH'gTpu " i'ursi from command NJ Naval
Hospital Pen -nrUiR. Rni r0n fiuur Other duties
surgeon " seaman. from Recruiting station
V" Work. to command - Naval Iipspltal
IrusnrDlH
rl,rs i,>l.'anr y RECON : y DWes. IN naval
Nc1i"sl school Hospital Washington
Pa.-rj assistant surgeon j : Woodward from
me birmingham ~ home and salt orders
Ph-r-i Assistant Surgeon n brooks from
recruiting station. Omaha IN the BiFmlnThar
Pas~ri As~'rtHnt surgeon % I S'Ta@tsn from
"a prr' ING ground. indian Head. tO recruiting
siAuOD. omaha.
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MASHfH6roS. Nov. N According 10
figures issued to-day by 'he Census Bnroa,,
IN" iotai population ~ rho state II Ain
hama ~ 1873 .O8s IN 1910, as compared with
s2S.no7 IN 1870. gain ~ IA per cent
In" total population ~ Florida WAS
gwen 50 Isl 1870 ia 1870 ~ compArssi with
I1s'SA2 IN 1900, gain Of ~ pcr cent.
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~.cr"ssOrs 90 y. o.. 10 stuart and William
MallDne

: NAsHiSGr"N. nov IN -Announcaren,
"as mad" to-day ~ the Treasury Dansrr-
mem = ~" appointment ~ Fr.i Road
90 oil"o'"r ~ Customs A. S"uporr Ne,s.
Va ~ succeed J T. y stuart also ~ ,b.
sJpoIUfm"n' ~ n rlayhrurne Wilson ~.
,"li"oinT ~ Customs ~ P.,ersburR.La
~ succeed William Mahone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
The Chess Board

politics
but thing know and thing going to
to be speeches
n o
insurgen
simply that fallen
Roosevelian bills in the
that Theodore Roosevelt
when 1t
things has a whole ife
his policy toward Mr. Taft and his administration is pretty
mighty have happened and he will do best
straighten them
trying % he grab
lines
But keep him from looking out the holes the
a
friend Of his running his reputation
imagine in
4
There public welfare
charge he his
big cheerful have undertaken.
signs point to is
will do all that things
themselves side
other people have
right a mighty
This Pondexterfrom Balngers
bitter man next this whole bnser business seems to
feeling responsibilities which the people
have placed in him by their continued trust that Mr. Roosevelt is strip
ping for battle
and tumble be disappointed.
Pondexter something going this
political chessbo
And IL will
on The battle Is on
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Another Success


then n Richmond.
foolish
like give a a ift-thats
OUTIaAY-weve benefited ourselves
A REAL SUCCESS is ALWAYS TRYING SOMETHING NEW.
ALWAYS BUILDING.
MODERN
is everlastingly afraid
MERCHANT-A sUCCEss-HAs ANNOUNCE
HE WILL CONSISTENT NEWSPAPER ADvER-
Using ONLY.
than that he is 'keyng' his advertising.
That is what should like to merchant do.
He will find out lot about advertising
The he finds out-the better him
al a n
(Oh he is modern and awake-.his
GOING TO USE NEWSPAPER
o a mt
versing.
the
PALLADIUM and less about advertising in general
We have advertising
gaining
Therefore THE ANSWER is SIMPLE
a ccuaion-whch
The the field welcome
1T is A MATTER OF PROPORTION
So when begins take INTELLIGENT INTEREST IN
SUCCESSES
We have just mentioned the example
The
have EFFECTIVE
Eastern Indiana.
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Heart to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nve
THE PURSUIT. OF HAPPINESs.
By EDWIN A. NYE.

Those rare philosopher patriots who
made the Declaration ut Independence
enumerated among the inaiienabIe
rights of man life. liberty and
THE pursuit OF happiness"
Note the ianguage-"the pursuit of
happiness" What "A pursuit: Men
seeking for happiness and sweating
for it and schenIing and dying for 1t.
And few are those who tind IL.
Why:
Because happiness Is not something
you may discover. like gold mine. II
Is something you cannot dig up or
steal or corner or beg or borrow. You
do not tiud it. 1t finds you. That is
why mere pleasure seekers are OF
oil men most miserable.
Happiness Is incidental.
1t Is a sort OF human byproduct
You find II only when you are looking
for other things. 1t Is u free gift that
nature gives when you least expect it,
but always-aiways-it is given to you
for behaving yourself.
"Be good and you'll be happy"
The phrase has gone into the slang
language and Is quoted often In Gym
icism. but it formulates the philosophy
of happiness just the same.
For instance. you cannot be selfish
and be happy. And that is where
most of us miss it. You cannot be
proud and be happy. You will be left
alone with your pride. You cannot be
happy by trying to be happy.
How, then:
Why. Nature is kind, after oil. You
cannot beg, buy. coax or force happi-
ness from her. She will turn a deaf
ear to your plants and threats. But
She may grant your wish. say. In
your daily work or in your service for
others.
You were made for work.
Old Mother Nature. who knows you.
who made you and who some day will
unmake you. let's you lose yourself in
the Joy of working. and ere you are
aware happiness steals over you.
You were made for service also.
Forget yourself. seek to make happy
some fellow soul. and that coy maid.
en- Happiness. who erstwhile turned
her back on your ardent wooing. viii,
pause awhile and sweetly smile on
you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Government Commissioner of
Fisheries Says 1t Would
Be Successful.
DON'T NEED FRIGID CLlMATE
SEALS WILL THRIVE IN THE
COOL LAKES OF NORTHERN
MINNESOTA OR IN LAKE su.
PERlOR.

st. Paul. Mimi, July Seals will
be added to the $i29. 100000 of Min
nesotas annual products in the opin.
ion Of George NJ. Bowers of Wash
ington, United States commissioner of
fisheries, who declares that the exper-
iments of his department have proven
that seals can be bred and reared in
fresh water and that they do not re-
quire frigid zone for successful pros
pagation.
Dispatches bearing this information
were received with surprise in ST.
Paul and occasioned some merrimeEt
among the light minded, who poksd
fun at the government expert by &c
clarins that the time will come when
Minnesota farmer can go down TO
the pond and pick Christmas ssal-
skin coat for his wife, but the govern
ment department is serious and be-
| lieves that the industry which has
paid the government in hunting Ii
censes $2O00.C0O more than the cost
| of Alaska can be handled in the: cold
lakes of Minnesota and especially
| rior. The government bureau has had
seal pups in captivity in Washington
for six months experimenting with
them and is convinced that even in
the warmer climate of that district
the industry can be maintained.
Lake Superior is regarded as an es-
pecially favorable district for further
experiments. The Minnesota shores
are rocky and broken, much resemb-
ling the Pacific coast line. The waters
of Lake Superior are cold aud deep
and the north shore Of Minnesota is
so isolated and inaccessible as to pro-
vide an ideal breeding ground.
The department of fisheries states
that the trade in skins in the Alaskan
waters has amounted to $J0,0OO.OO0
since the United States came into pos
session of that territory. The original
seal herds were estimated at 100000
and through continual hunting have
| been reduced to 10000, the depletion
being so great that the government
| has terminated the contract with the
| Alaska Commercial company in Or
der to give the herds chance to null
tiply. ..,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
historv OF Cotton.

Prior to the middle OF the eighteenth
century cotton. 50 Ear as modern time
II concerned. was practically unknown.
1t was grown only III the flower gar
den. When eight bags OF the staple
arrived In Liverpool In 1854 the Gus
tom house officers seized 1t on the
ground that 80 much could not have
been raised In America. In 1857 our
first cotton mill was set In motion at
Beverly, Mass. In 1893 Whitney In.
vented the cotton gin. which rendered
cotton raising profitable, aud 1t soon
became the leading crop Of the south
The southern United States produces
most Of the cotton of the world and
will In all probability continue for all
time to hold monopoly Of the staple.
New York American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
RICHMOND, INDIANA
"PANIC PROOF CITY"

Has . population Of $4,000 and
% growing. II 10 the county
seat OF Wayne County. and tho
cultural community. 1t 10 To-
gated duo east from 1ndianapo.
~ 90 miles and 4 miles from the
Ana M.sA% e industry /: city sri Ss aH%':
he a55e oSsin. e.n s.ss Of E..;srs
Indiana and enjoys the retail
s srsd: OF the popuioss commuH.
Richmond 10 proud OF its
yards. its cement sidewalks and
beautiful shade trees. IL has
national banks. trust com.
panies and Z building assocta.
tons with combined resources
se. sxss i!Nso : capital a% sns:..sa
$1,000. 600. with An annual out
roll Of $500 900. Tho total pay
roll for the city al am noS to n,p-
raniss rsdiatins in eight 1if-
Incoming freight handled daily,
landed daily. 10000 iSs:
Yard facilities. per day 1.700
cars. Number OF passenger
tr.!ns daily: %; Number OF
70 $4,000. ressi ss:ss:ed xsia.
alton OF the city. SiS. 900. 900.
Richmond has two interGrban
ra, sS :oun!n nsss nsw,sRspe of
r. ma 1ecSmcrA 4: th@ Sras1.
est hardware jobbing center In
the state, and only second In
general jobbin9 interests. II
Ne: . plano factory producing
minutes. Il 10 the leader in the
manufacturc OF traction en-.
S sr::s ana sn.ehlns:. ss~n m %Sr:
ers. roller. skates.. grain drills
and burial caskets than any
other city In the world.
The city's area 10 3,e4o sores;
has . court house costing $780,.
900; 70 public schools and has
high school In the middle west
under contraction: parochial
schools: Earlham college and
the Indiana Rusiness College:
five splsndid fire companies In
r sns Ao *. hHs s.ss;. Glen ana ast
beautiful park In indiana, the
homo Of Richmond's annual
chauteuQua: seven hotels: mu.
ntcipAl electric light plant, un.
der successful operation, and .
private electric light plant. In
during oompetltion: the oldest
public library In the state. exc
cept ono. and the second largest,
10000 volumes; pure. rsfrsshinE
Improved streets: 40 miles OF
sewers: 80 miles Of cement curb
and gutter combined: 10 miles
o. cement walks. and many
mIIea OF brick walks. Thirty
churchess Including the Reid
$3.50, zoo: Reid Memorial Hos
Dital, one OF the most modern
u the state: Z. n. c. A. build
Sng. erected at . cost Of 800, 900,
one Of the finest In the state.
The amusement center Of East.
ePn indiana and Western Ohio,
No city OF the sise Of Rich
mond holds aa fine an annual
art exhibit. The Richmond Fail
FESTIVAL held each October 10
unique. NO other city holds Q
elm1lar affair. II 10 given In
the interest Of the city ana
financed by the business men.
success awaiting anyone with
enterprise In the Panic Proof
City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
QUEEN vlcroR,A's HAIR.
lts Great Profusion Was Always /;
Cause Of Wonder.

Even at the age OF so years, Queen
Victoria's hair was a marvel of lux
uriance. The court physician. follow.
ing Prof Unna's discovery. undoubted-
ly, treated her Majesty's scalp with a
germ destroying preparation. that was
not made public. 1t is now known.
however. that the remedy for dandruff,
the germ destroying element. is en-
bodied in Newbro's Herpicide, the only
hair preparation on the market that
does destroy the dandruff germ. With
out dandruff. hair will grow profusely,
and falling hair will be stopped. De
stroy the cause. you remove the ef.
feet Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich. One
Dollar Bottles guaranteed. A. G. Lu.
ken & Co.. Special agents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
TWINKLES
~ PHlLANpER JOHNSON.


ibid you ever see any highway rob-
bers?" asked the summer girl.
"Nope." replied Farmer Corntossel:
n amt exackly seen any. But I've
had experience with some fellers that
undertook to handle the three dollars
I once contributed fur good roads,"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Victims of Obesity
Cure Yourself a. He.e i. comf.rs

~ s
AS bodily affiiction Obesity often
seems to be inexplicable. so rapid Is the
increase of weight and bulk, even In
eases where the victims are studiously
temperate in eating. etc There Is evil
IDENTITY a predisposition that way, and
neglect only tends to confirm II. The
remedies tried may have grievousiy
disappointed YOU
Here is one that will not do SO. and
you may get the ingredients At Your
druggists and mix them yourself with
out trouble: Ask for y or Marmola. y
OF. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and
SIs Peppermint Water Shake to-
Esther in eood-sixed clean bottle
Simply take this mixture after each
meal and at bedtime. one teaspoonfui
TO the dose, and give yourself no furth.
err trouble: the superflNous fat will
suhside with wonderful fapidity.
Dieting need not worry YOU in the
least, nor is violent exercising at all
desirable. Wasting methods of weight
reduction are not natural Try the
pleasant treatment above prescribed
for week or SO. and you will be tit.
strong and free from all bodily dtscom-
fort, besides having regained correct
weight and n shapely figure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
Prophecy.

Prophecy.
The air is full of dumors gay
And we are sore perplexed.
They give statement out one day
And take 1t back the next.
The prophets, though they go amiss
Have tidings ever pat,
For now they gravely tell us this"
And then they tell us that"
But let us not to wrath be stirred,
Though like the weather folk.
Today they take back every word
That yesterday they spoke.
To conversations joys We cling
And will not be denied.
This life would be dreary thing
II no one prophesied.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07

Alice tan amateur vocalist,-lf you
had my voice what would you do with
II:
Jessie-l don't know. dear. but I be-
lieve would give It holiday till the
man came round. then I would have 1t
tuned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07

, - suppose you grew weary OF the
perpetual frost!"
Are you alluding." said the arctic
traveller. stiffly. ito my explorations or
my lecture tour?"
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~That statesman says he Is for true
harmony. first. last and always" said
Mr.. Lonote.
"Yes." replied the leader OF the glee
club. THAT shows what these politi.
clans know about the difficulties OF
art"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
THE CHEERFUL GIvER.

There Is one striking peculiarly
that attaches 10 the cheefd over.
and thai peculiarly !. thath e always
has something 10 gve. The cheer
fulness seems to increase the CAPT
tai Al there are plants that bloom
mos, protusely when the blossoms
are plucked daily. 50 the nee be-
stowal d g!ts seems CONTINUALLY to
increase the store q the gver.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
In the Vote Mart.

4 member Of . certain city council
hod invested In = ready-made suit of
sclothss and forgot to remove the price
IA. A colleague called his attention
- e. and he displayed signs Of much
uontal disquietude.
Were you AFRAID people would
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), 1877

tives of Mr.. Tyrrell, who was Eaton s
only representative at the big fight.
In the clothes he wore was his ticket
to the fight. and it was only by the
merest chance that he saved the cou-
pons.
Andrew Carnegie will be appraised and
Tyrrell may be rewarded with a hero
medal unless the Laird O. Skibo OBJ
jects to those who attend prize fights.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
4 Sense Of Danger.

II see they have been using kero-
sene to rid these swamps of mosqui-
toes"
"Yassir," replied Uncle Raspberry.
can specks dat'll terrify 'em some.
feels kind Of Uneasy myself every time
I sees lightning bug staht in dat d.
rection."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
He Want.

He-Be candid and tell me when
you want me to go. She-It's q couple
OF hours too late for that.
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DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Weak aud miserable. If yon have Kidney or Blad-
.ar trouble, Du! hcadp ms. dizziness, Nervousness,
ANS in the back, and feet tired all over, get pack
ge of Mother Grays AL LEAF, the
.lcasant herb cure. 1t never fails. We nave mani
estimonials from grateful people who have uset,
;qual. Ask for Mother G:ays Australian Lea (
It druggists or sent by mall for so cts. Sarnt
FREE. Address Tho H~'Ao~ q ---'f - =
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know what you paid?" inquired the
colleague.
NO." was the reply. II was afraid
some of these lobbyists would think
It IL what charge"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Friday, July SKIING Solomon's
Chapter No. 4. r. A. NJ. Stated meet
ing.
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oacantion.

~ soodly outside iaisehood hath
For tho cold storage egg. my brother
You will discover In your wrath
Looks just the same a. any other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-07
AN ECHO FROM RENO
Eaton Man Goes to See Big
Fight and Succeeds in Be-
coming a Hero.
WILL CARNEGIE NOTICE HIM

Eaton. O., July 7.-Sseing boy Of
about 8 years sinking for the third
time in the waters of Rotundo beach.
of this city plunged bravely in and
rescued the drowning lad just a sec
ond before he would have been lost to
view
This is the story received by rela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
Ultima fotografia de Ia emperatriz
de Aieman:a.

Official mas artfstico del mundo. El
estilo de su exterior Y el decorado
de su interior Sc apartan por COM
pleto de la arquiteetura convencio-
nal de Ia capital americana Ocupa
uno de los sitios mas centricos de la
capital. dando al parque Y RIO Poto-
mac, frente los jardines de la Ca
sa Blanca, y cerca del monumento
de Washington.
Estuvieron presente importantes
personajes entire ellos. Mr.. John
Barrett, ell cuerpo diplomatico, la
Corte Suprema, el Gabinete, Sena-
dores Y Representatives., altos oficia-
les del Ejerclto v de la Armada, y
gran ndmero de distinguidos caba-
lleros Y sehoras.
La celebracion estuvo dividida en-
dos parties, q las tres de la tarde Sc
celebraron las ceremonies propia-
mente dichas de Ia dedicscion of
cial, en- las que los funcionarios E
individuos va mencionsdos pronun-
cIaron discursos; a las nueve V me
dia de la noche, el Consejo Direct
vo V el Director dieron una recep-
ci6n en- los salones del nuevo edifi-
clio, en- honor del PreSidente de los
Estsdos Unidos v de Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie V sonora
La ohcina International de las
RepdbIicas que ocupara este nuevo
edlhcio es una institution oficial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
FL PALAu0 De
R[PUaICAS.
~
Ell acto de inaugura- q
cion tuvo efecto el
rnartes rs ens Was
hington.
Los criticos describen el
edificio como ell mas ar
tistico del m undo.
Mr.. Carnegie llaz6 j este edifi-
clio, Temple De; paz, concor-
dis y amiStad."

Segdn Ia information cablegra6ca
q. public6 Ell jueves la Correspon-
dencia' en- La noche del martes 26
del corriente tuvo lugar la inau-
guracian en- la ciudad de Washing
ton, distrito de Colombia, del
palacio de..las repubieas americanas.
Ofrecemos hoy completes detalles
de este acto que revis tic gran impor-
tancia y solemnidad-
Este edifcio, cuyaprlmera piedra
fue colocada por Roosevelt, repre-
senta una inversion de un million de
dollars, a cuva suma Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie contribuy6 con $75O,00O y
las veintiuna repdblicas $250.OO0.
Los mejores crfticos arquitectoni-
cos 10 describen como ell edificio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29

prendids una iugada al monte arres
tando 4 seis personals, dinero y ba-
raias. Algunos sc escaparon. La
corte sentenci6 a los acusados a dos
dias de carcel cada uno. Parece
que la policia lie sigue la pista a cier-
ia gente de pro que Sc dedica a
tirarle de Ia oreja a Jorge.
La banda escolar de este pueblo,
dirigida por ell habil maestro senior
Francisco, Sc esta preparando para
I'm paseo que ell 80 llevaran q cabo
por San Juan. Los muchachos to-
can perfectamente, veremos 81 salen
airosos Y no sc "extrahan."
En- el cuartel de la policia de este
pueblo Sc ha colocado un precioso
letrero con la inscription "Insular
Police, en- ambos lados a dos pin
turas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29

naio Luciano. Cumplido que habs
Meme aquel acto gensroso, Sc dsdic6 s
auxiliar q la justicia en- la persecuci6n
del criminal
Ell ma ador Jose Sierra conocido
por Cacharo, es trigueiio palido, CO
mo de 40 amos, viste pantalon negro,
camisa de color = aada descalzo.
Tiene un hermano en- Rio Piedras Ia
mado Ignacio, que SO dedica a ID ven.
ia de pan, y una hermana en- Aguas
Buenas llamada Maria.
FL interfecto Luciano Suarez, era
natural de Junoos, casado, de color
blanco, veatia pantal6n blanco J ca
mira del mismo color. Era indnstrial
y Sc dedicaba q Ia venta do quincaila.
Ea el registro que Sc practice u d
daver fue encontrado un retrato, una
GAIA de cigarrillos y una librsts az
apuntes donde llevaba la contabitdad
de su negocio. Como a dos metros de
distancia de donde estaba'el cad&yer, n
fue encontr ada una sortija que rlsultf
ser de Ia victims. y
Mareelius, apodada Chops psfso-
n sje principal della trsgedia hlI6, Is
miendo correr Ia suerte Do I.pcia HI
En- Ia mafiana de hoy hizo % pre-: ]:
taci6n al juez, ante el cnat flf = -
claraci0n. -, s.sssgs ~
- !. Il
A las once de Ia na1ana dc boy nus nu
ha sido aun capturado 81 nlatador Js-
Sc Sierra, asi como ell anna CON qqs
cometi6 ell crimen. 'siS N
Hay ver.iones de que % encuentrs
oculto en- aquel harrio donde ocurri6
el hecho; otros suponen este en- casa Do
1gnscio, su hermano que como henos
dicho, reside en- Rio Piedrss.
Descsnse en- paz 81 alma del iafor-
tunado Luciano y ctmplase Ia justiis
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Pronto contara aquel
pueblo con una plan
ia electrical.
La fuerza hidraulica de un
salto sera utilizada pa
ra ia! fin.
La policia sorprendio una juga-
da, capturando jugadores y
diner0.
De nuestro c1rresponsal

Abril 27.-En mis- notas anserio-
res parece lie indique algo sobre apro
vechamiento de las aguas del her
moso salto que q 5 minutes Ia tene-
mos de Ia poblaci6n. En- efecto,
hoy Sc van confirmando aquellas
noticias, pues va hemos visto como
dos personals notables, ingenieros,
han hecho algunos estudios conside-
lAndose va una realidad positiva la
ra installation de una planta electri>
ca para saministrar luz a la pobla-
cion y todas las casas de campo.
Tambien ell principal objeto es le-
vantar importantes industrias con
la fuerza motriz que desarrolle.
Por ell jefe senor Padr6 y guardia
Colombini plaza 651, h. sido sor-