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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01

Railroad mileage IL rne yard stick q
progress. We have in Texas 1900
rniles Of railroad and rank first Of all
states in the Union in mileage. In
miles per area. we rank fortieth. having
SIS miles Of railroad per 100 square
miles Of territory. In mileage per popu-
lation. we rank nineteenth. having 3sls
miles OF railroad per 10000 people.
The comparative test Of railroad IA
cilities Il in miles per area. If we
had the mileage per area that the state
Of Illinois has we would have IS, 500
miles: that Indiana has $4,000 miles
ana that Iowa has $4,000 miles. We
have only $4,000 miles.
According to the last interstate COM
merce commission report. compiled
June 80. 1909. we constructed 27s miles
during the previous year and ranked
fourth In the list OF states in the Union
IN construction during the year. We
are more in need Of railroad construc-
tion than any other state in the Union.
luo foiifonu uoscioDWent OF IexaS
has not kept pace with the development
of other lines Of industry. Our railroad
mileage during the past ten years has
Increased IS per cent; the value Of
manufactured products has increased
% per cent: the value of farm lands 1877
per cent and the development OF al
lines OF Industry has been retarded for
want Of railroad facilities.
Texas is the most important field in
railroad construction Of any state IN
the Union. According to the 1919
comptroller's report. we have forty
seven counties in Texas without rail-
road facilities and we have approxi-
mately 100000 acres Of territory that
Is distance of ten miles and owe
from railroad.
ing country.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
The Getaway Fellows.

"What is this 'wanderlust' you read
Of so often as compelling people to
leave homer
81 don't know" replied Mr.. Cumrox;
but. Judging from my observation of
people who have it, 'wanderlust' is
German for creditors Washington
Star
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
BIiqhted Affections.

Now the ashes of my heart are en-
tombed in my breast. as In a sepul-
cher of Ice, yet once that heart was
formed Of fire and burned and ragged
until 1t persisted, self consumed From
"The Parricide"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01

" ertaInIno Royalty.
|uts a bigger feather ID
society hostess. says the
sur1ay Journal. or at the
- fuses her more anxious
IA light rather than mere
* IN the presence at one
or dances In the huge
Ion Of a member OF the
most Of all the king and
Entertaining Of royalty Is
psf delicate triumpbs the
ban, whether she be
1erely a millionairess. can
has a code Of etiquette
Ia code which must be
erved or no hope Is there
turing another visit from
u Of the reigning house. The
Of titled and untitled guests
10 meet the sovereign at, say.
b party Is strictly limited and
se highly select. On one oc-
f20. 900 was spent by hostess
Ftaining a crowned head for
ind, while another example is
a certain baronet who had a
staircase put In his house sole
ause Of an approaching visit
ne late king.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
buick Return Rusine IS.

I'D you were going into some
that would bring you quick
said a young fellow to his
WAS the answer. II am send
|cripts to the magazines"
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His Literary Treasures.

Jones took me to his rooms to see
collection of rare and curious manu-.
scripts"
"What were theyT'
"Receipted tailors' bills."-Cleveland
Leader.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
Family Jars.

The beginning of many family jars
comes with the wife trying to jar
little money loose from the husband
Atlanta Constitution.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
Mean.

First Fair One-How dreadful II is
to have skeleton in the family. Sec
ond Fair One-I know. dear Have
you ever tried exercise?
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
a Nice Bull.

kfaan. quarreling with an
N. told him II he didn't hold
! he would break his i'm
head and let the brains
empty skull"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01

The. outstanding ambition of the hu-
man race today IL power. Financiers.
with the inventive genius of an Edison.
are seeking to associate capital In such
way AZ to multiply power. Labor with
the mighty trend Of nation marshall
Ing its army. IL seeking to arrange its
forces so as TO increase power The
farmer. with the patient and honest en-
deavor typical Of his occupation. Is
seeking by organized methods TO gain
power. Each IL endeavoring to combine
two or more economic units Of their
class in such way as to Increase the
power OF both. The purposes are iaud-
able. but the methods each must en-
pIoy present problems IN which all hu-
manity r. involved and they must be
finally settled 1T the fireside.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01

Avoid popularity; 1t has many snares
and no real benefit.-Penn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01

No nation can be destroyed while II
possesses good home life. j. G. Hol-
land.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-01
Problems of
the Fireside

The American home n the throne and
fountain head Of greatness and the des-
TIMES Of the human race must depend
upon the wisdom Of the firesidc. Politi-
clans may make party platforms; leg
lslatures may pass laws. but the FUN
damental questions Of public impor-
lance must be finally settled by the
man Of toll as he quietly sits by the
fireside after the days work 10 over.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18
M ay lucero

The Reaper" called at the home
Louis Lucero. at Jax Cabin, last
Thursday evening, and left them
bereaved Of their eleven year old
daughter, May. May had been
i'll for ahout nine weeks, when
the kidney trouble took dropsic,
turn, and tho every effort ras
made, every care given, she rass-
ed away at ten o'clock Thursday.
Tie funeral service, conducted
by Father Kipp was held at tho
home; and interment was made in
Jax Cabin cemetery at four o clock
Friday.
THOU hast escaped life's fitful sea,
Before the storm arose,
w, list yetit gliding waves we're free
From srght tktt e. aired itrose.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18
Town Board Proesdings

crested Butte, Oole.
May Is, 1911.
At the regular meeting of tie
Poard of Trustees there were
present Mayor McAllister, and
Trustees Arnoit, Songer, Roth,
Bietlcr nrd Ri inson. Eccher abb
sent. The minutes were read
and approved. The newly elected
list Of officers # the Fire Depart
ment was listened to hy The
Board, for its ratification. II
was moved by Songer, seconded
by Arnott that the Board recog-
nize and ratify the action of The
Department at its recent ell ction.
Motion crried.
The following bills were read
Jos. Blaney, ! day, SIPS
VIM. Runoe. l day, team, SEQ
Jas. Gardner, haul nuisance, so
Mrs HOY. cleaning,C. room, 1.25
Pat ConnerS ! days work, 1.25
NJ. |. Roth, Mdse., $40
Moved by Songer, seconded by
Arnott that the bills he allowed.
Carried. Moved by Song-r, sec
onded by Arnott that bills against
the t. wn, in the futurr, be made
on h proper blanks for that pur-
pose, and the affidavit at the
bottom of same, signed. Carried.
The foll"wing applications for
liquor licenses were read:
Mike Fisher principal, with D.
w. Davis and Martin Verzuh, as
sureti, s; and John Eccher princi-
pal, with Martin V'rzub and D.
w. Davis as SURE les. Moved by
Roth. seconded hy Sourer that
the applications he accepted, and
licenses issued on payment If
usual fee. Motion carried. The
condition of streets and premis,
was discussed NJ length, and n
proper me' sures tskrn t. insure
a speedy cleaning up. Moved Y
Songer, seconded by Arnott tia
the Board adjourn. Carried.
w. A. Wilson,
Cleek protein
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u. s. PATENT.
SERIAL NO. O5906

[ s. / and Or'ce. Montro.- Colo. March ,, 1911
Notice i bcrriy rivcr TINT In pur-uancr of tho
Act uf G. nEress, approved May 10. is's. TIE
Colorado Stat" Company. Il CORPORATION. whose
posinii &C i Marble. Colorado has mnde n phi
cation fnr II patent Tor The rlhcl slate No. 3.
Placer situate. IN Rock Greek Mining District.
Gnnnison Co. State of Colorado. and described
~ follows. viz;
The +. Y Of ". 4. ofSW. i of S.w. =. tho
W y Of T.. e offs. " y nfs W. u "f Sec. ~
Y n :. Il. SS W. the T. a OF W. 4. OF n W. Il of
n ". Il the I. a. cf W.. OF 5. W. I, uf y. v.
>. 81 sec. T. ieS Il. &, ". a described in the
ocation certificate of -aid claim recorded in
book ieu rage n OF the records OF GGnnison
County. Colorado. containing 10 acres Area in
Moutr,r Lrrd 20 acres. Area ia Garfield Land
District 20 itcre~. and forming portion OF II,
s. ". 3, of sec. 70 r. II 5. x. ssw. mud the n
W. !, of Sec. Twp. IL s.Rango s. ". of the 9th
PM
Adjoining claims Black Slate No. 3 Placer on
the East.
r. l.. Blni, RrEistr-.
irSt Pub. April 18th Last pub. June -. 1911
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Mr.. Miltonburger came in from
D.nver lasi week. and went mp ,o
Irwin to lo k after his mi' Jug
claims, upon hich he expects TO
spend the summer doing develop
neht work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Mrs Geo. Russ came in on Tues
day and has gone up to irwin t."
look nfter her house there. which
WIS l-fi last wtnter with all TIE
furnishings.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Capt. Archie McCloud mnnage
of the Blaine mine came up from
Gunnison and went over to Gothic
Saturday with Dan Mcdonald, t'
see in. what condition the mill an'
mine were. Tney Ieturned Tue!
day having found everything al
right, but the snow will not bt
gore off sufficiently TO allow team:
to 20 over the divide before th'
the last of the month.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Il is reported that lease and
houd has been given by the own
ers If the Elk mining claim il the
Irwin dist';c;. and this property
vii! bc worked during the season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

$50 90 per month strai ght salary an
expenses. to men with rig, to introduce
our Poultry Remedies. Don't answer
unless you mean bu uiness. Eureka
poultry Food Mfg. Co. East Saint
I.oius, III.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18
RIDS " AMTED

The Board of ID rect RS of s. hool Dis
[ let No. :, Gunnison ,ounty, Colo ado
will receive l. DIS for the erect ON OF an
s oom sci col iui ng in sa d oi trict,
l D to s o'clo p. m, June J.. 1911 as
follows:
Bids mus, be sealed and fled with
NJ. J. Eoye, Secretary.
Al hics NUT lie ar' ompan ed by
cert fed choo!, Tor : S500.C0.
The plan ard spe ifcations m"y be
examined at the office TIE Seeiet'ry, oi
ut the office of w. H. Whalen, P'esi'
d n; of the Board, after the 18th Of tn
north.
The Board res, nv the right to rej"c'
any or all Lids.
W. H.. Whalen, Pres.
NJ. j. Boyle, Secy,
School D stric. No. s,
Crested Butte,
Gum son County, Colorado.
May II, 1911.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

The privat tennis lawn east of
the PILOT Office is being enclosed
by Ten foot wire fence 10y Miss
Maize Box and DR.. Dram.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

F. Austen Wilson is expected
here this week to s'art up work
on the Washington claim, which
he recently purchased of Mrs Russ,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Don't forget that there are a few
more gallons o genuine New York
Maple syrup left at Robins MS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Miss Nellie d, cker departed
Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal.
wh,re she viii visit coup e of
months with her brother.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Rob mon Lbr. Co.
See our new s. oe add in another
column. Rob rson Lhr Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Chicken raising seems to be the
craze this spring and hundreds of
the feathery tribe have been ship
ped in from near and far while
many incubators and brooders of
various descriptions have been re-
ceived and are now in commission.
All kinds Of luck and experience
are being reported, but the worst
so far heard of is a ranch lady
having made settings Of $50 eggs
without a single i've chick yet.
Others are getting from six o as
high as thirty-five matches per
hundred eggs placed in their in,
cubators. Poultry raising appears
to Re a scien of itsel' d those
startinr in h trsil ess 7i1 fird
this out b orc svc HaE
very uch eXr e. ence-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Mrs Re Sc of Floresta, spent
a few days in town last week
with M. and Mrs Tom Reese.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Another load Of Haymaker Spuds.
Pobinson Lbr. Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Miss Eva Swain, WHO is teach
ing at BottenfieIds. speut Satur-
day in town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Pure maple syrup in g. Ion car
direct from the maple groves in Ne'
York state.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Earnest Mazza. Victor Benson, jos
go,klc,yits, John Wicklow tz and Iony
p,..,noan drove to Gunnson SUNDAY
d, sss Harris g. MoDcnald touring car
Jrcyr etl,rned the same di'y'
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Our new stock OF wall paper has Al
rived. The newest and latest
Robinson Lhr. Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18
Local News
1qi
THURSDAY MAY ls.

VIII receive ina few days another
large invoice of men s heavy work shoe
# the kind that wear, Roiin=ou's.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18
Church Services

nAlon Congregational ChuFcn
May lIth 1911
1870 am. The Refu al
..Thc secret OF happy ffe is: DO
vo,,, dosy. and trussin God" Sam Jones
Christian Endeavor 100 o clock
z45v.m- The Unpardonable Sin
Glenn Stewart, Pastor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Mems heavy work Shoes every par OF
our Shoes gaurenteed or money retun DEC
Robinson Lumber Company,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-05-18

Will have a car OF 3 It Ka. G!
Rock Salt. Leavf yonr orders.
Robinson Lbr.. Co,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
REGULA TE
DIVORCE

OLYMPIA. Feb Il senator
Piper of King county tried 10 force
the issue on legislative apportion
meut ON the basis of population TO.
day by bin calling for the report
ms out OF a measure following the
lines OF the state constitution. II
was tabled "a 90 ~
Two bills we're introduced reFn
lnilng the divorce evil Both call
for two years residence IA the
states one by Philippe provides mat
the decree cannot ho madfflnHi an
one year after Il Is granted the
other by Zcdnick. until alA mouths
after the decree
Senator Ruth put in bin repeal
ms the anti tipping law OF two years
ago. which % D. dead letter Sen.
ator Hutchinson has two ucw bills.
one abollshlng corporal punishment
la public institutions, the other pro
hibltlnr engines aud boosts from
blowing their whistles ln iucorpof
atod towns
Representative strnub wants the
railroad commissioners elected. ~.
stead OF appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
DIVORCE

; Frequently during the married
life OF Margaret Buckhorn her hus.
band. Edward e.. Just Tor mean.
ness. SO she alleEcs. would refuse
20 eat what she cooked and often.
she states. force ner "a work TN
the garden until she was exhausted
She complains that his fiery temper
has driven them apart, and asks for
a divorce They we're married In
1890 in Seattle. and have no chill.
dren.
Bessie Garrett states Ia her com.
plant for divorce that shortly after
she married Andrew q Garrett In
1905 he began knocking her h.ad
against the wall and choking and
striking her
William y. Smith has not been
true to his marriage vows. nor has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
SAFETY SURE

OLYMPIA. Fcb i5 The state
railroad commission has ordered DE
Seattle Everett intrurufn 20 insiaH
n huge red electric flgp rea1ius
STOP TmiT Coming on sfaa {
crossing north 0f Seattle Tie road
Is much travelled ani the bell ~
tenn &C the pfcaeli connections hc
comes impsiui The Hight Is 20 o.
nwitchsd CA wh.t q italn d within
a qu.rlss N q mile diagaut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
She Gets Estate
If She's Good Wife

CARLISLE. Pa. Feb % The
will of Joseph filann, prohhted a.
day. provides for "a plain funeral
with coffin to cost not over az.
All the pall bearers are 10 De FRO
hibitiouisis or "Huch men as vote
for The destruction of the liqnof
traffic
The residue De- glycn 90 Mrs III
son "if she docs truly keep her
marriage vow. that is. To- be- unto
mo loving aud faithful and ODE
dirut wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
ploNrFe womAN plrs.

PIONEER WOMAN DIES.
Mrs. william A sherman. . pi'
ouecr Alaska resident. vas found
dead la her home in Chituh today
nr. Maker. D~ntfst. moved 10
Room GO Nurthern Hank Building
s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
TROOPS OUT

OKLAHOMA CITY. okia Feb.
rs Militia la being held IN readis
ness 10 b. rushed "a Mountain Park
and snyder. towns which are rivals
for the county seat u swanson
county The soldiers we're ordered
~ prepare a. the result Of tsle.
gram 20 Gov -. Cruz from Shef
10 Daniels ~ KioNa county Who
declares that the situation il rrifi
cal and that bioodshed IL imminent
Fum naw mudsfr frfufshsH fhanas a.
laa prizes Faif At fhe NfsEini4s. Aat Viz
aent. ~ .saaa tsaaaftaMa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15

Every instrument is positively guaranteed for five
years. Our guarantee something IL is straight
forward guarantee protecting the purchaser 81 OF
pianos in every way
Every club member has the positive OF
complete satisfaction with his purchase. II the instrument
after delivery. does in every satisfactory
may be exchanged for other piano Of equal
value that sell and every penny paid will be applied to-
ward purchase OF such instrument. We sell 20 diff
ferent highest grade American makes.
The family OF a club member will receive Immediately
receipt full for the instrument OF death of club
member during the life of his contract
Bear in mind there dues, no red tape. no
49, -. -..l LIZ. 49, 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
WORLD STORY NO.
'THEBES THE HUNDRED GATED" STANDS A
MONUMENT TO BUILDING THINGS THAT LAST


LUXOR. Egypt Feb l5-"rhehes
the hundred gatcd even after &C.
has lain dosolate for more than ?
centuries, Is yet perhaps Of all the
cities of the world the most i'm
pressive
Ruined buried IN the sanddFlf
OF ages. rhehes remains more ma
jcstic and awcinspiring than any OF
the proud capitals Of our own day
There Is simple grandeur about
the weather beaten columns of
karuak before which the glory OF
all modern architectural efforti
palps into insiguincance St pault
st Peters the Madelaine -thC
Cologne cathedral-they all looh
like gingerbread in comparison
with the Theban temple Of Ammon
even In rs ruined state
We come here. rather than &
noisy Cairo or TO Alexandria. 70.
Thebes IS EGYPT This Egypt
that Is now merely a British prog
ince isn't really Egypt The real
Egypt Is just memory q
memory more glorious We dare
aver more august and wonderful
than imperial Britain can ever hope
90 be when Britain Is but a memory
And these ruins are the pegs upop
which this glorious memory bangs
Look az the picture This o.
what remains 10 us Of What was
perhaps. the grandcst work Of The
temple builders Of the Nile-possi
bly the grandest thing Of It's kind
ever built by manthe great hyp0
stylo OF the rhehan temple OF Am
mon. This hall was 89S feet by Ia
aud SIS roof was supported hy 1874
massive columns The great col
hmns that formed the central
avenue. shown In the picture. are
90 feet high and "a feet in DIANE
ter
Thobcs was a city 81 temples and
palaces and tombs. and in the
height OF It's glory Il must have
been invested with a grandeur in
comparable 10 anything that w.
know In these DAYS The mere APP
proach 10 the great temple MAS an
avenue a mile long. thanked BY rows
OF gigantic stone sphinxes The
pyioE. or gateway that leads into
the temple Enclosure. was a mass Of
stone OF a7O feet frontage and itg
feet high.
Three thousand years. The
pharAohs have g0ne-their tomhs
have been rified-for more than 90
centuries their mighty capital has
been but nRme-yet these granite
columns still stand The Egyptians
built things To last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15

Next We shall 10 down the Nile
"a the pyramids.
Realizing that Monday had been
declared a legal holiday. $50 law
students Of the university yester.
DAY morning declared that Il vas
an imposition upon their rigbts as
free citizens - these icre United
States 10 EXPECT them 20 attend
classes Then the larr.sters de-
eiaFed holiday and paraded to
Denny hall picking 40 recruits on
the way. Il = stated that they ex.
poet a severe talking to" this morn,
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15

be properly provided for his wife
Says Esther " Smith iu her com
plaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-15
Woman in Hold-Up

CHICAGO. Feb. l5- Police 70.
vestirwf Ion today Of the recent hold
10 ~ Rector'a restaurant reveals
the fact that a woman. who r. nos
believed 20 be- 10 San Francisco
escaped with most Of the loot She
double crossed the man who double
crossed his pals by drugFinE thcm
after they had held up Chaa VII
lard. robher number one. and re.
ncyed him Of the $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-23
CURIOSIDADES
La Giudad de Ia Seda.

Existe en- el mundo UNA elndad que
no sc halla en- los Estados Unldos y que
sin embargo. cuenta por leglones los
miilonarios. En- ella hay mlllares y NIL
I,ares mIllares de manos que traoa-
Ian la seda, y miles y miles de oore-
,.as one sc dedican 4 manufactures no
,,ecientes. Esta ciudad es Han-Cheu, La
capital de la seda.
Hang-Chen es quizas, con Pekin y
{ anton, la ciudad Mas populosa de
{a,ipa. |tArrlba esta el cielo; abaJo
lTanr-(h heu Su-Cheu'', dice un pro
yerbio chino, de la opinion de los hi
Jos del e1elo era MarcQ Pol cnando en-
salzaba q dieha ciudad proclamandola
la mas espl6ndida de la TERRA.
En- sus innumerables y estrechas ca
lies que sc extienden hasta perderse de
vista HAY centenares de fabrlcas, y en-
el llano enormes plantaclones de more
ras para la cr1a del gusano de seda.
Por todos los canales que van a reu-
nirse en- la ciudad navegan mlllareS
de 5uncos, vaporcitos y embarcaclones
de todas classes dedicados al tranSpOr-
te de los productos.
Mmchas GALES estan bordeadas eX
cl11sivamente de fabrica 6 de almace
nes. HOmbres, nuujeres y nin0s, tOdo ell
,n1lado, trabaia. La specialization de
, los ofcios ha alcanzado gran desarro-
llo. Cada una de las ramas de Sc Ia Sc
ricnltnra ocupa = absorbe a una parte
}e La poblaci6n. Unos Sc dedican la
.eria del gusano de seda,; otros hllan
los capullos, otrOs paSan la vida en- eI
te1ar; otros Sc consagran a la pintura
industrial, ETC.
IualuuieFa de los aImaceneS cOnstl-
t1tye por ST solo una ciudad, en- la que
la multitud Sc empnJa en- los paslllos
tan Iargos COMO aigunas calles. Cada
secci0n del establecimiento parece una
tTcnda independence. Las ehinaS RI
cas-. auya elegancia Sc fecOnOcel
por sus pies compranidos Y redncidos
i proporciones 1ninuscnlas, avanZan
penosamente a saIGitos, apoyadas en-
un bast6n en- G. brazo de una cria-
da, hacienda coupras juntO q Senoro
nes OpuientoS cue llavan tras de 81
INA serie de culls cargados de paqne-
AeS
aparte de los almacenes de sederlas
qne fornran GALES enteras cuyos ne
gocios asclendea i clentos de millOnes
de duros anualcs. HangCheu cuenta
con muchas f3bricas de abanicos que
siryen tambi6n de sombrilla de los
euales hace gso todo el mundo en- Chi
Ra, 10 mismo las mnjeres que los hom-
bres Y los niIios TamOien en- esta in
dlstria el trabal0 alcanza un alto
grade he specialization. UnOs cortan
las varillas, otros las decoran una por
una, Otros las reaneu, etc.
En- Hang+Cheu hay tambien muchos
orfebres que cincelan, de IN modo pri-
snaoroso vasos, brooches, Joyas Y estu-
ehes de unas, muy usados entire La gen
te rica.
La poblaci6n de esta ciudad de la
seda. es de un million de almas.
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