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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-20

Brand new four-room house
with fireplace, bath and cleo
tricity. No. 500 Asotin ST., five
blocks north of Asotin st. sta.
on So. Tacoma car line. Rent
S13.
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Cabinet Makers

WE do woodwork OF any kind
band saving and shaper work
Wolfo-d d Swanson Cabinet Works,
1923 A St. Main 1851.
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CHEAP RENT

2720 e. N, AR. electricity $40
Nine-room house and six nice
corner lots, suitable for truck
garden. No. 1923 So. 47th ST.,
five blocks west OF So. Tacoma
car line; as monthly. with
bath and electricity.
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Alnbu1ances

los eth. Stables etb 4 st. HeTens. r.
e. d b. Trans. Co. n. Is, A ls4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-20

PETERSON BROS, hay, grain, poui.
try supplies and coal and wood
10th and X. Phone Main 813.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-20

AGENTS on salary or commission.
produced; every user of pen and ink
buys 1t on sight; 200 to 500 per cent
profit; one agents sales amounted
to $500 in six days: another s32 in
two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., X-490
La Crosse. Wis.
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INCUBATOR in good condition for
sale or trade for chickens. Phone
Main $3.50 or call 5202 So. I.
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Summons for Publication

Clerk of the Town of Steilacoom.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-09

~~o-,
Elmer a. D@-'7S 90
Fairmont
W. L. Right, OF Bedngton, Is a
city visitor.
Cecil p. Highiand Is here from New
nartinsvilie~
cCampbell. Of Haywood. was
a sunday visitor here.
u 81. ireland. OF West Union. is
visitor ir he city
r. O. West S here from Parkers-
burg on BUSINESS visit
afarefs Ribletf Of I.fnnberport.
was city visitor Monday.
*. Aiderson. OF redwood, IS
acfine business here
Hneh III Martini vas business
itor here Mon az rom shinnston.
Se.ra. of EslIsins. Is visiting
her son. Arley ISeirn On East pike
susan barrow. or Howell
NIfeh eIest 81 Mrs. Agnes
Francis
Frank Honor Is home from q
trtp into virginia where he fiad 3
4 tfuI dime
parins .lsgriarl Is home from
Sorfoiz ana Old Point Comfort. VI ),
where ne spent q week
Harry yGie. Of winchester
"a VINO visited Mrs. Charles II.
art. returned home SATURDAY.
Paueil returned Mond 81 from
IS. where he visited his dangh
ter. Mrs 81 e. brown. her husband
and their ciiiidr
ton d: Randolph was a business
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FS. 10. Bailey, supsrIntendent or
the Cohsoiidatioti Coal Company's
operations at hutchinson. was here.
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles s. Warne returned
home sunday night from ParlkerabIp1rg
whore She spent several days Visit
ing friends and relatives.
Friend Rnttencutter returned to.
his home at Parkersburg Monday
morning to spend several days Wis
ting friends and relatives.
DR.. Fred N. Boso, OF Weston. Was
in the city Sunday AFTERNOON enc
route from Paint Greek Junction.
where he. as q member of the gov
ernor's stan did work in the mine.
strike zone the last two months,
Osborn went TO Charleston
Monday morning from where he. w y.
report to Captain Duncan Bonghner
at Paint Creek Junction Monday,
evening for duty In the strike zone on
Paint creek.
# T.. q. Loar. OF Grafton, was q busi-
ness visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. q. Cushing, Of Pittsbpre': re-
turned home Monday morning atter
spending several days here VISITING
her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. ,. + os-i
born
Mr.. ard AIRS. Emmet Bonn ett,s OF
e,rfnple creeis, Colo. are yisiting Mt
ana MRS. William sost on "a chanle
street Mr.. Bonnet formerly resi-
ed at ston hut the last three Of !.
four years lie has been succes "
engaged n the silver and gold "a IN,
Ing industry At cripple Creek
@. A. Rhodes, OF Weston, en-
ployed with the West Virginia Cen
:Eraf ca Company. whose plant e 3
Iane Lew was here saturday nielitI
enronte 10 Winchester. ms
fornier home. Tor = vacation 81 q tew
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Mrs. yV. p. Valentine. OF Camden ~
IT, says. q SUFFERED with pains in
my back and side. sick headaches. no
appetite. was tired and nervous all
the time. Lydia r Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound made me well woe
man and j wish other suffering wo-
men would avail themselves or this
valuable remedy
For nearly forty years Lydia T.
PInkham's Vegetable compound has
been the standar dremedy for femeie
us. aaa 40 sick woman does herself
justice Hho VIII not Try this famo rs
medicine. mace from roots and
herna.
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|CAlPAIGN


~ 'l.sasl's Y !. - t..s,.s
tzation started aila rannlls 3 sinoe -
" This s one Of tsle most iillp oht5
ant departments neaaq 1as seLss
and IS expected g PC more itaporsT
ant this g On tna.n ever pelsls
1T 6 the CON ln ties plan g collq .ls =
q mir WIND speak .llis s'sEl' ilai ~ t1alF
year There pc no court laoslsss
aud few scilooi houses tls.t VII + e
hear one. ana likely more SPEAKERS
IN defense and sup port 81 re w
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coTTRII.L EENTllIsA.Il.s !

The funerdf Of Miss Anna Cot
trim. aged 40 years, VINO died at her
home at Wolf summitt Saturday
afters ny ilIIless Of ttiberca7
losis w.lIs held at the home 1LondaLg
afternoon lat Il O'Clock the burial
being IL the aInily burial grounds
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
POLLOCK PICK UPS.
NI,rogless. poccmber

Winfield Vermilion, the horned
Moose from the reservation country.
was transacting business i'm Pollock
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Hilda DeBoer and Miss Dora
Pulling left Tuesday morning for
Aberdeen, to have their eyes treated
by a specialist.
Henry Vanderpool, who left here
about two years ago to make his
home in Kansas. returned to Pollock
last night, with the satisfaction that
South Dakota is good enough for
him. He says that in the part of
Kansas where he was located there
has been but one crop raised during
the past six yea s. Living is high
there, and wages for laboring men
average about dollar per day.
The Progress editor has talked
with few farmers as yet as to the
success they are meeting in feeding
Russian thistles Of which such a
large amount was put up this season
to stock. John Sannes says his
cattle are as fat as hogs, and they
get little to eat except the thistles
which were put UP early. Geo.
Jadin's horses leave good hay to eat
thistles, but his cattle take the hay
first.
p. l.. Pierce has sold his hotel
property here to Geo. Peterson, Of
the Dale country The hotel will be
thoroughly overhaulea and return
ished and a No. hostelry will be
opened up in the near future.
(Goody!, Goody, Goody Now the
Record will probably receive pay
ment from Mr.. Pierce for that note,
now outlawed, given by Mr.. Pierce
as a consideration for several
years subscription TO the paper.
Ed. Record
While playing with an air gun,
Saturday afternoon Cecil Jackson,
a little boy about nine years old,
shot little Ethel Pulling over the
right eye. causing a very painful
wound. Had the shot struck an inch
lower it undoubtedly would have
ruined the little girl eye. Parents
cannot be too caref,:l in placing
these dangerous little weapons out
of the reach Of children until they
get old enough to know how to
handle them.
| Mat. Mergens came near kidnap-
ping a kid while in town last Satur-
day. He was sitting in his sled, we'll
bundled up, while on his trip home
ward, and did not happen to glance
around until two miles out, and then
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
-5idates, Isn't IT about time

we're putting 10 yGat Grfier
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

Mortgage Deeds. and Notes, at
Record office
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

Christmas. Judge Toe Lee was in
kldder county milking red COWS.
Drs. Snyder and I.arrabee have
been administering anti.toxine. as a
preventive of diphtheria, to the
people of Mofit and Vicinity during
the past week.
Michael Rush. the Wlliamsport
pioneer. was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Staak. of this city satur-
day and Sunday, the latter couple
returning home with hlm to spend
Christmas.
This, holiday week. is perhaps the
deadest business period of the year.
The natives appear to be celebrat ny
or recovering from celebration
a time that experience has taught
is the saddest time of all
Olof Hedblad returned Friday
last from Bismarck with Mrs He'd
blad, who had been under medical
treatment at hospital in that city
While the lady is much improved IN
health. she is not we'll in fact. not
able to do her housework.
A lump of coal passed through
l'raddock, recently, from the Wilton
mines to the st. Paul land show,
that weighed 43,O00 pounds. In
order to believe ;his, one should
know that in places the Wilton MINI
carries vein of solid ignite twen-
ty-eight feet deep.
DR.. Larrabee has experienced a
change Of heart and has definitely
decided to locate in Bradlocs. He
will move the Daggctt McF.lroy-
Cook-I-ares building, now owned by
Lou Doersc Tag. to Mitchell street
and use it for an office The News
understands that he has also pur
chaed fine driving team The doc
tor always makes good, and the
News believes that he will build up
4 splendid practice in this district.
If Braddock is to have constable
and a justice of the peace, petition
paving for their appointment should
be presented to the county commits
sioners at their January meeting.
As the situation stands, if one
wishes to sue. or be sued one must
drag off-or be dragged oil to a
distant point, bear the expenses of
taking witnesses along, etc. besides
throwing business from the home
town. This is matter that at least
should interest our business men.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04

You can imagine his surprise to see
a little iive-year-old chap huddled
up in the rear end of the sled. The
boy would make no response to Mr..
NJ inquiries, and not until Matthias
had driven back to town with the
child did he learn that the little
stranger was one of numerous heirs
10 the house Of Meidlighter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
.BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
News. December :.

There is sti.l considerable grain to
thrash in the Braddock district.
About two weddings are showing
symptoms of materializing on the
local market. Look pleasant. please.
Miss Frances Farrell Of kintyre,.
came up Tuesday and is the guest OF
Miss Esther Junge and other friends.
For the first time in many years
the white COW" was not MIXED on
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-04
Notice of Expiration of Period Of
Redemption.

To a. J. spelman:
Take notice that Tax Sale Certificate NJ.
Il iss.ed upon the tax sale Dec. J., l'.i-
the following described land VIZ fot us.
tj), block one ~, Town of Linton. Erinousi
county. n D.. for the taxes o! the year ii-iss
on said land, has been presented a,this sf'hi
and application made for deed thereon
that said land was sold on said Sale fei ~
IU9ths dollars. ana the amount reiipired 10
redeem said land from. said sal. at III. d4,.'
hereof exclusive Of the cost, y, ;.es;rue l4pou
this notice. Is the sum OF - -. and that tii's
time for redemption from SAID 81, = ~
pire ninety days after the service pf'fi, s.o7
tice.
Witness my hand aud sea- u ofice 4 l.lf-
ton. y D.. this 18th day ~ l,ecer.p.r lyii
t>eAD JoiiN X. sSiDEE
County Auditor. Emnsous onnty. \. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

-Tenia yo curiosidad de saber que
autor os atraeria el primero. All, Die
kens Seg1n ESQ, / 10 admirais Pues
bien, he aqui un punto sobre 10 que
estais de acuerdo con nuestros autoreS
modernos. Para nosotros, Dickens
Sobrepuj0 a todos los escritores del
siglo. menos por su ingenio literarlo
q. por su gran corazon q latia para los
pobres. porque defendfa la causa de
las yictimas de la sociedad y consagra-
ba la pluma denunciar las torpezas
las crueldades de vuestro sistema
social.
Nadie ha sabido. como el, atraer la
atenci6n de los hombres las injusticlas
las maldades del antique orden de
las cosas, Y abrir slls oJos a la nece
sidad del gran cambio que Sc iba a
operar, aunque el anismo no 10 vela 81
no entire sombras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06
EDWARD BELLAMY.

laba una multitud de senoras Y caballe
ros en- traje de reunion.
En- 'cada esquina hgeros puentes,
protegidos del nismo modo, permitian
a los transeuntes atravesar la calle Ell
seco
Edith Leete Sc sorprendi0 mucho.
cuando le die que en- ell siglo XIX las
GALES ile Boston estaban intransitables
los dias de luvia menos de llevar
gruesas botas, paraguas sobretodos.
ID De modo que NO Sc servian de
toldos movies Ahora, todas las ca
lies estan protegidas contra ell NAL
tempo por estas cortinas que, en- vir
tud de un mecanismo. Sc recogen Guam
do ha cesado la lluvia.
Y me explic6 que Sc encontraria
proaigiosamente absurdo deJar. que
la .fntemperie tuviera la menor inf1uen-
eie sobre las idas y yenidas de las gen
ties.
FL doctor Leete que iba delante y
que habia oido nuestra conversation,
me hizo observar que toda la dife-
rencia entire la epoca del individual
lismo y la 6poca de Ia cooperation, es-
taba bien caracterizada por el he
cho de que, EN- el siglo XIX, cuando
llovla EN- Boston, velase abrlr tres
cientos mil paraguas sobre otras tan
tas cabezas, mientras que al presen-
tie solo~nn immense paraguas prote-
gia la poblacion.
Edith a1adi6 que ell paraguas in
dividual era la imagen favorita de sl1
padre cuando guerra caracterizar Ell
tempo en- que Sc viva para 81 Y pa
ra los suyos.
Tenemos Ell el museo un cua-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

nifesta cierta agitacion revolucionaria,
|y en- las regiones en- que predominant los
socialistas Sc declaran varias huelgas,
| y es possible que los mineros decreten ma
mama la huelga general.
Las tropas estan acuarteladas, y la
gUaridia clvica, la gendarmeria y la po-
licfa han sido movilizadas, recibiendo ca
da individuo seis paquetes de cartuchos
Esta maiiana han sido llamados fl
las los tres dltimos grupos de icenciados
|y hoy Sc han Incorporate a sus regi-
mientOs
Esta decision, que alcanza a gran nn-
nero de estudiantes que deben exami-
narse en- julio, ha> causado sensation en-
la opinion p1blica.
Los estlldiantes sc reunen hoy para
protestar contra al acuerdo del ministe-
rio.
En- Vervires, a pesar de haberlo pro-
hibido el burgomaestre, sc ha celebrado
un mitin obrero para protestar contra las
elecciones.
La policia cargo contra los concurrent
ties, ,resultando varios heridos.
En Lieja ocurri6 una collision hoy en-
la plaza Verte la salidad de un mitin
de protesta contra las elecciones. Los
gendarmes dispararon srls fusiles. resul-
tando tres muertos 60 heridos
Los des6rdenes Sc exacerbaron por ne
garse la fuerza pnblica poner en- liber-
tad a un detenido
La gendarmerla viose obhgada a ear
gar sobre los manifestantes. Y estos sc pa
rapetaron detras de IN tranvia que des-
carrilaron..
Las tropas han ocupado las GALES cen
tricas de la poblaci6n
En- resumen, la situacion del pals es
amenazadora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

mos en- un plazo mas menoS largo,
la unifcaci0n completa del mundo en-
tero en- un solo cllerpo de naclon.
Esta forma ideal realizara ciertas ven
taias economicas sobre nuestro slste-
ma de naciones aut0nomas federales.
Mientras llega ese m0mento, estamos
tan satisfechos del resultado obtenldo
Dor el mecanismo actual, que deJamoS
de buena CANA a nuestros descendlen-
tes al cuidado de acabar nuestra obra.
Algunos. debo decirlo, hasta son de
opinion de que no habra que acabarla,
que el sistema federal, lejos de re-
presentar una soluci6n provisional, es
la imica la mejor solucion possible.
-5Qu6 haceis cuando las cuentas de
dos paises no Sc eqmibran S}lponed
que nosotros importamos de Francia
mas de 10 que exportamos para ella.
A fin de cada ano son examinadas
las cuentas de todos los paises. 81
Francia es deudora nuestra, es proba~
bic que noostros debamos a un pals
que deba Francia, y asi suceslvamen
te. Una vez arregladas las cuentas por
el conselo international, las dlferen-
cias que restsn no pueden ser muy
considerables. Sean las que quieran,
el Consejo exige que sc salden cada
tres cuatro amos; hasta puede exigir
que sea mas pronto 81 el alcance es
.muy importante, porqre no es de es-
perarse Que una naci6n deba desmesu-
radamente otra, 10 que podrla engen-
drar sentimientos de aninnosldad. Por
exceso de precaucion, ei ConseJo IN
ternaciona1 inspecciona las mercancias
8 los generos salnbiados por las nacio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

Habia caido sobre la poblaci6n du-
rante ell dia una violenta tempestad;
el suelo estaba mojado. Llegue q
Greer que mis- huespedes habian debido
abandonar el proyecto de pasar La We
lada Ell ell restaurant, pesar de es-
tar tan cerca. Mi sorpresa no tuvo
lfnite, la hora de comida, al yer lie
gar las senoras muy vestldas y SIN
impermeables nj paraguas.
Cuando bajamos IA calle, encon-
ire bien pronto aclarado el ghisterio.
Sohre las aceras habla sido corrido un
toldo impermeable, que las transfor-
maba en- un corredor bien ilaminado
y perfectamente seco, por donde circu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06

Una de las caracteristicas del dia-
mante verdadero, POGO conocida, es la
de parecer mas frlo que las piedras fall
sas poniendolo en- contacto con la len.
qua.
Aunque ell diamante es La substancia
mas dura que sc conoce, no es pruden-
te probar su dureza golpeandolo con un
martillo, porqt1e estos valiosos crista-
les son muy quebradizos Sc parten fa-
cilmente con un ligero golpe.
Gracias su extraordinaria dureza el
dlamante presta eXcelentes .servicios a
la industria. Los ingenieros del tInel
de San Gotardo realizaron 10 que
Ell aquella epoca Sc considero como un
EXPERIMENT. extraordinario sustituyen-
do las perforadoras de acero por per
foradoras de diamante con las cuales
salia mas barato. la mano de obra, por-
que el trabajo Sc hacia mas rapidamen-
tie.
No satisfechos los hombres de ciencia
con determinar la constitution Y pro
piedades del diamante han procurado
fabricarlo, pero hasta ahora no Sc ha
conseguido NADIA PRACTICE Hace amos un
qulmico de Glasgow cause gran sensa.
cion en- las sociedades cientificas de to.
do ell mundo anunciando que habia des-
.cubierto ell sistema de fabricar diaman-
tes verdaderos. Las muestras que en-
seno eran realmente diamantes, pero sl-
mamente pequenos Y salian mucho mas
caros que los diamantes sacados de las
minas, por 10 cual no resultaba practi-
ca la fabrication.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06
= LA VIDA Ell ANO 1000

mes, a fin Gle asegurarse@de que son de
buena caidad.
II Pero con que saldais, Ell FIN Gle
cuentas, las diferencias, puesto que no
teneis dinero?
Con mercancias corrientes. An-
tes de establecer relaciones comercia-
les. Sc establece una intellgencla so
bre la naturaleza de esas mercancias,
y Sc decide en- que proportion seran'.
aceptadas como saldo de cuenta.
-Ahora quisiera saber algo de la
emigration. Estando organizada ca
da naci6n como una casa industrial ce-
rrada, que monesoliza todos los medlos
de production del pals, me parece que
ell emigrante, aunque Sc lie permltiera
desembarcarcar, moriria de hambre.
No habra pues, emigranteS?
Al contrario, Sc emigra mucho 81
entendeis por esto el establecimiento
EN- pals extrangero, sin pensamiento
de volver La emigration esta regu-
larizada por un simple convenio in
ternacional sobre las indemnizaciones
Por ejemplo, un hombre de veintiun
amos de edad emigra de Inglaterra
America; lnglaterra pierde todos los
gaStos que ha hecho para su sostenl-
miento y su edueacion, J.. America ga
ma un obrero por NADIA Por consi-
guiente, America debe una indemni-
zacion Inglaterra.
ST ell emigrante se acercase al ter
mino de su servicio en- el ejercito in
dustrial, la indemnizacion seria debi-
da, por el contrario, al pals que 10 re-
cibe. En- cnanto a los inlpotentes,
los invalidos. a les loeos, casla naci6n
esta obligada a alimentar los suyos, y,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-06
Los diamantes en-
el L.aboratorio

Exception hecha del orc, probable
mente no hay NADIA en- la Naturaleza
que mas despierte el interes humane
que los diamantes Sin embargo, el
hombre de ciencia pesar de operal
con muestras que cuestan a cinco du-
ros ell centigramo, considera los bri
lantes cristales de carbono como 81 fue
sen cristales tle sal com1n, de alumbrt
de otro cuerpo cualquiera de pocc
precio.
Nadie supondria, juzgando por ST
aspecto exterior 0 por sus propieda
des flsicas, que un trozo de carbon dc
lena, un pedazo de grafito, del que Sc
emplea para hacer los lapiceros, y uI
diamante tienen identica constitution
quimica Y realmente tres cosas tan dis
tlntas, al parecer. no son sino tres mo-
dlticaciones del carbono.
Para probar esta relaci0n Sc han rea-
lizado multitud de eXperimentos muy
raros con los valiosos cristales Sc han
quemado Ell ell aire y en oxigeno, para
recoger Y pesar embellishments ell gas
acido carb0nico resultante Ell expe.
rimento favorito para probar la consti-
tuci6n del diamante es colocar a
unos cuantos de determinado peso. en-
i'm pequeno platillo de aluminio me-
ter este en- el tubo de porcelana de un
horno en- miniature. de construction es-
pecial. -
Al mismo tiempo que Sc eXpone ell tu-
DO a un calor muy intense Sc hace pasar
por el una corriente de oxigeno los
productos de la combustion del dia-
mante Sc recogen Ell ampollas de po-
tasa caustica.
FL diamante desaparece pero las am
pollas de potasa aumentan de peso por
la absorci6n del acido carb6nico resul-
tante.
En- otros experimentos Sc han some
tido los diamantes a la acci6n de un ar
60 electrico cuyo intensisimo calor los
ha quemado como 81 fuesen trozos de
yesca, Y tambien Sc han convertible las
preciosas piedras en- una masa negra
parecida al cox, sometiendolos a una
temperature muy alta en- una atm6sfe-
RI de nitrogeno substantial que no pro
duce, quimicamente, ning1n efecto So
bre ellos.
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Desordenes
en- Belgica

Bruselas. Las elecciones legislativas
celebradas aver. y que han dado a los
cat6licos unos Is votos de mayoria, han
producido viva esfervecencia en- ell pals:
En- esta capital y en- Gante hubo varios
desordenes / La pohcia los reprimi6
con algunas cargas, de las que resul-
taron dos heridos
En- Chaleroi Sc ha confirmado una pro-
tesla contra la victoria cue aver OBJ
tuvo el gobierno en- las elecciofies, Sc ha
declarado la huelga en- varios estable-
cimientos industriales.
En- ell Borinage y en- ell centro Sc ma
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DE CAROLINA

Tgaacio Gomez, suplica la prensa
toda del pals, Sc sirva hacer pnblica la
desaparici6n de su hijo Julian desde e.
mes de Junio de 1911, sin que haya te
nido noticia de su paradero.
Les anticipa las gracias por este ser
vicio, quedandoles muy reconocido por
este favor
Corresponsal.
Julio 3 de 1912.
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