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Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-11
irst day of July?

first day OF July
| estimate that it viii be necessary
to move approximately 100000 yards
of earth On this class of work were
it in the winter time, we could move
70 wards per team day. 1t will not be
safe, however, at this season Of the
year and on emergency work, to eS-
tirlate a daily average per team OF
more than 80 yards. This will require
then, $4,000 team days, or force OF
ttree hundred teams TO do the earth
work in forty days. | doubt very
much as to whether we can obtain
that force in the valley, although 1t
will undoubtedly be very much better
Tor the people of the valley to gener-
ally agree to make some sacrifice on
their farm work, and turn over to US
a srfficient number of teams to DO
this week within the time required
force of 500 teams thrown On the
work, if possible, so that it can be
completed by the 25th of June, which
will he as soon as | can build the
gate to control the 1low OF water
from the lake
| wish to say that this canal, if
built, it not a temporary expedlent'
It will become very important fac
tor in the permanent system In tins
connection | desire to call your at
tention, however TO the fact that the
concession of the Mexican company
does not cover the right to take water
from Volcano Lake. The granting OF
this concession is prerOgatlVe OF the
Federal government. Governor Cantu
has no legal right to grant that con-
cession. We are not secure, then. in
taking water from Volcano Lake
without this concession from the Cen
tral government. You will remember
that few years age when the BoWk-
er gate vas built with the expectation
of taking water from Volcano Lake
the Federal government IN Mexico
ordered the gate closed, and refused
to the {. NJ company the concession
or right to take water from that
source. What we may succeed in get
ting is purely problemtical. ! assume
that we may get that concession. 1t
il probable, however, that in order to
insure water through that canal next
year, it will be necessary for US to
connect it with the Alamo canal at
the Cudahy Check by means Of the
canal that we proposed last spring
to build along the Volcano lake levee
| desire to say mere that the con
struction Of the railroad on top Of the
levee this year does not diminish the
advisabiity of bringing the silt laden
waters alon the levee by means of
the proposed canal from the Alamo
The Volcano Lake leveo will EaTc Is
be raised next year and We .ea --.
doubtedly raise it more cAeaply Ey
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREEl
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-11

Americas greatest violinist,
proving by actual comparison
that all his brilliant technique,
all of the poetry Of his inter-
pretations and all Of the rich
tone of his priceless violin are
faithfully re-created by Edi-
sons new art.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-11
ALBERT SPALDING

Spalding is one Of the many
artists who have made similar
tests of Edison'S new art with
identical results.
Hear Edison's recreation
Of Spalding's mastery bow
ing, then hear Spalding him
self.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-11
THE KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO"

Forgiveness for nearly twenty centuries has rested on TINS pea IN
There Americans
Mexican the
whom Indians who have bad taste OF civil
collapse
furnished them with at least meag
said of them all truth that they know not
they do
which cofronts country that OF CARVING 1000 anu
Unfortunately will be
that Will necessary 10
individually them the ha
the them than for
1t will will to accomplish the
task but the is a worthy a
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Reports

| CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
age that will be due to our inability
to get water through the gate at
Hanlon's after the flood is passed,
and the shortage We may expect due
to the inability Of the Alamo to car
ry the maximum amount Of water
that will be required at the peak.
The way proposed is to take water.
for this summer out of the Volcano
Lake. To do this, is, Of course,
tremendous undertaking to thing OF
carrying through in the very short
time we have to work in. 1t was sug-
cested as possibility by {. W.
Brockman. | doubted our ability TO do
il in time, both for physical and po-.
htical reasons. The political reason Is
that our concession does not cover
the light to take water from No.cano
Lake, and I doubted very much
whether Colonel C2ntu, Governor OF
Lower California, would foe willing
to even temporarily grant this per-
nit. He has. however. on account OF
the emergency existing, granted the
hermit to take water from the lake
for this season There then remains
the physical conditions. 1t Will be
necessary to put in gate at point
700 feet north OF the Volcano Lake
levee. carving a canal from the lake
the levee to this gate. From
the gate the water will be dropped
into New River, and carried down II.
for distance of approximately sew
en- miles, and there turned out and
carried along what was known as the
Garzo Canal survey to the West SIDE
Main at the Wisteria Heading.
l propose to construct canal that
will carry 1000 second feet Of water
If we can get this canal built IN time
it will so relieve the Alamo that It .
will not be necessary at the peak load
to carry any greater amount OF water
in the Alamo canal than we are now
carrying.
This will insure to the people Of
the valley all of the water they VIII
require during the peak load season
1t will probably insure as well all OF
the water that will be required during
the season after the summer floods
have passed. when we may be unable
% cot sufficient amount of water
THROUGH the Hanlon Gate for the use
of all. since ali OF the lands On the
west of New River vii! then be able
to derive their supply from the Vol
cano lake during that possible period
Of shortage. leaving all Of the water
that can be brought through the gate
for the use OF lands lying to the east
of New River.
I estimate that it viii cost in the
7 eiehborhood Of $120,000 to construct
this work in time 20 prevent any seri-
Gus damage to our people, I fully be
l:eve that the construction Of this
work will save the Imperial valley
many times its cost this season alone.
If we decide that it IS advisable
to attempt this, we are, then, con-
fronted by two very serious PROPOSE
tions: Can we finance it Immediate
"? If we can, will it be possible for
US to throw on a sufficient force to
construct il between now and the
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-11
No. 9349
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Ell centric NATIONAL BANK

At Ell the California May
Loans and discounts
(aJ .: S deposited to circulation (par
Total j. S bonds .$5ocoooo $40 ooo 90
Securities other u S bondsn not in
6 (a) Subscription to stock Of Fed
u) Less 'aue amount Uh Snpad SSCoS 100000
l) Value Of banking house
amount Federal Reserve bank .: 100000
"a gen @ Se% york; 2S S S@a a"d st. ou
h) Net amount due from approved reserve ~
Net due from banks and bankers (other than
Other On in city as
Is (a Outside Checks and other cash items $s4o67
90 Fractional currency nckes and cens 2O21 l04l88
16 Notes of other national banks 21O000
317Sl20
Legal
treasurer ..... .................... 100000
Total .......... ......... .............. $55l
p Capital stock paid 80" 90
Undivided profits. -. $ll3886o
(c) current expenses interest, and taxes -
paid ..... ........:.......... s49s72 2$S9SS
}Indiyiduai deposits subject to check $4l26846
deposit 2o9o5
36Cashiers checks outstanding 12923
Total deposits Items 33, "a, 35 ~
&c. 81, So, 80, and 40. $45o328SS
0'' Total % of time deposits Items AZ and i8 S 5237c
Total ~ .... ..................... $551 65577
] coan,y % E hank do lennry swear thai
a3aa"sSi to '
R. W. CAMPBELL.
!. A. MORGAN,
f. B. FULLER.
Subscribed this 9Th day May 1916
~ MY expires
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NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE AP-
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL
AND HEARING APPLICATION
FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY
V'HEREON


In the Superior Court of the County
Of Imperial, State of California.
In the matter Of the estate OF DO
seph p. He'll, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday,
the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1916, at
2 o'clock p. M, of said day, and
the court room of said Superior Court,
at the Court House in the City of III
Centro, in the County of Imperial,
State of California, has been appoint
ed as the time and place for proving
the will of said Joseph p. He'll, de-
ceased, and for hearing the applca-
tion Of Mary l.. He'll for issuance to
her Of letters tcstamentary thereon,
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated this 3rd day of MAY, 1916.
(SeaD M. S. COOK,
BY V. J. ELLIS, Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
J. S. LAREW,
Attorney for Petitioner. Mayl3
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-11
State Street Garage

Having bought out A. G. Robinson,
am prepared to do all kinds of auto
repairing in q First Class Manner.
Have had especial training on Fords.
Charges reasonable. Sixty minutes
work for Is cents. Give me a trial.
W. o. HUSON.
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ATROpELL0 \ UNA SEN0Ri.

.AnOrhr Il Ia s p. H.. eli e. cruza-
mirnto DE- Ia .iv,.ni.!a t.. con IA CALF
Grand IN caballo drsbovado lue IT,
raba d. IN corhr. atrop"ll6 a IA So
lnra R~apStriin que iranS!taha en- 81
citado punto.
+! animal dcsbocado hah!a reco-
rrido VA v-rtiGinoSamente NarIaS az
las Gales DE- Ia pob!aciGn. y 4! oru-
rrir u arci,i"ntr par"c" gu" redo
b.aba Ia v-locilad de- Su carr"ra.
La &ril0ra papst"in fur r"ro=iia
pur Ia pV.!cia IN =raN" "Sta'a". Si"A-
do cOndutida al Hospital H. "a clu-
dad IN dondr - l- at!rnie sin que a
Ia trrna haya IaIo declaration al
=!na. purS =. d">r>prra d" SaiNaE'"
IA vida.
f.! cochc y 81 t'sbocadG caballo,
no habian sido d"t"nidOS t"davIa 4
Ia. 9y media d. u! noch". i:noran-
dos. 81 propi"tario.
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IN RAN(O Sc We OBLfGADO 4
SUSPEEDER SIS OPERA
CLONES.

La alnrnaYa a.. que )" rrtIlTtlIa
una -ran cantidad del West Texas
Bank and Trust Company, uIriG a.
rr"ditada para los Otirialr> de- dlclla
institution al ahrir "Sta suS pur"ta>
aver ,n IN mariana. La prticldn IL"
Iur >llS curnta> Iurrau hluliaiaS.
ru,. hrrha. S"gtin :. dice. dr>ir Gi
yicrnrS en- Ia nor!m Y I"n0Nada =!
S;tba.io IN ia mariana. PcrO Eut i'm
possible <aiiSrarrr las irman'iaS III
mn,iiatamrntr ' no habI"nioS" poil-
do ,.reviuar una consolidation. tuvU
,yur ocurrirSa al active que II IT,
MIA IN otr0S bancoS, drciiiindOSr do
lar .US n"gOciOS ell anO del apo
,I,.rado del BancO lei E.StAio. John
:. Patterson. Fl senior l.. X. Roberts,
rairr0. ha >idO nOmbradO a%rntr pa
IA la liIuidaci6n. F. apodrrado Pat
t"ISon r>ti autori1aiu para lnfOruaI'
ii de- SuS lnvrsti2arinn"S ~rr-llta III"
Il ->t;i convrnciio DE- our tndn5 los
depnsitaHl@S no a>r2urat"' s"fan
paga,los pOr complete. Entire rSioS
- incluyrn adurilaS personals QUE
t"ngan curnja d. cheques. las cualrS
cstan prOtrGidas con .arantia de-!
H,stado gu" ~ascguaraba as re>prctl-
vas >umas. as cuaIrs fu"ron. drsdr
IurgO. s~rGrcsahaS, luedando absoIu-
tamGntr p%rotrgidas. Las dcmdS can
tidadrs a favor del BanrO y qur
cOnslituyrn IA otra partr H. 81 acti-
vo. -. cree que alcanzaran 4 pagan
un 300 o mas de- los drpGSltos aSe-
curadnS.
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50 manifestation los sintomas rea!es
lie IA instruction en- las minas?
f. precise fijarsc IN TODD. Tenga
mi srllo, Wapherney.
Fl General rscribiG tres cartas,
as sell6 y ST. las entres6 al secre-
tario.
Que %eRtres1en estos pliegos al
Baron Vethaun, coroncl de los area
bucefos que estan en- Ia actualidad
de Guarnici6n en Munckholm. pa
"a que SUI restmiento Sc dirija. a
marchas forzadas, contra los rebel
des.
Orien al Comandante de Munck-
holm para que Sc vigile mas que
nunca al ex-Canciller. Sierra nece-
sario que 80 yea e interrogue a Sehu--
macker. Que envien esta Otra or
ien 4 skOngen para 81 mayor VOL
Inn, que maEda en- dicha plaza. pa
"a que dirija una parte de dichas
tropas que Ia %guarnecen al foco de
i~nsurreccidn. Id, Wapherney, y que
Sc e%jecuten en- seguida estas orie-
nes.
El secretario sali6, dejando al 60
bernador embebido en- s1is r~efleIio-
mes.
Ell motive es mas serio de 10 que
pareee a primera vista. Ali los mi
neros insurrectos, aqui Ia intrigante
esposa del Canciler, y ell loco de Or.
CContinuar8.)
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bandid0 llamad0 Jonas. han dcsrr-
tado DE- las minas. Tn jovnn fana-
tic0 Due sr llama NOrbith. So la colo
cadO al frante d.. los drScontentos
dc Gull branshal; en- Sumd-Mocr. en-
HubfaIlO Y en kongSb"rg. rsOS CAPE
cillaS que cSperan Ia srlal. acaSo -
hayan sublcvado va. AsimiSmo los
m%ontaleSeS tonian partc "n esta re-
brlldn, y n de los mas ,atrrvldoS
zorroS je kole. e! viej0 keanybOl,
81 ina proclamado Su jefe. .n.emas.
IS vOz general en- TODD Il NOrtc del
Drontheimnus, y Is 10 confirman los
Slndlcat05 que me eSCrlben. que ri
famOsO bandido. Il formidable Han,
cuya cabeza h"mos puesto a prccl0,
manda en- .iafe Ia ln~$urrec"!on.
Hay en- este deplorable aSunt0 una
circumstance Que no nfa eXpllcO,
y - que Ell ]prisiOncrO Schumacher
sea el autOr de la rebellion. EstO,
que no admira a nadic, Is 10 que 4
mi me admira mas. Dificil me pa
rece Iur- I'm hOmbre cuyO tTato a
crada tanto & Ordener, sea I'LL trail
dor; ), sin embargo, Sc aSeGura que
los mineros Sc han sublevado en-
nombre de Schumacher: su nombre
es su critic de guerra y su bandera,
y lie dan los titulo5 que el Rey la ne
g6.-Per0 tc6mo es que Ia Confesa
de Ahlefeld conocia "a estos deta-
lies haec seis dias, ouando. ain no
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FiE ENPORTtDO Y .tPREllENDi-
DO IN MEXICtN0.

Face yarios tias que las autori-
ia.ins iHiic!a'r> lie Ia roblaridn Il"
IloreSvilla. TrXaS. !ibrarrr rN'lort"
= sta riudad va La cabrc"ra> Il"
!OS condaioS vnrinoS. SoIIriLando In
d"irAciGu he I'm nrNirano presume
responsible. del dr.ito d" robO.
Fl ri!timo s;ihado. POGO da>pufs IL"
las Sirtc dr Ia nochr 80 l0=rd "a de-
t.nciin del culpado. ~hahi%nhoLa He
vado 4 f..iZ itrfmino los detectives
Guerra y Harley. pert ~'n"ri"nI"S =
las romiSionrs po.jciaraS ic san An
tonic.
FL r~lrNIrano trabaiana rn Il con-
dad" ir Wilson. lu=a" IN donlc fur
rapiuradp. hapi|nIr r"municado In
nurya taGto I r>ta cIudad como a
Flor.svi!l. ii sheriff ir Ia citaIa
division territorial. senior r. Wright.
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No he emprcndido este viajr pa
n huir de- los monstruOS.
La idea de- detrnerSc tan crrca d"
O.lmr d~rsagraiaba 4 S%piagudry: "a
he Yer q faro de- Munckh0im. Y IuI-
Zi% "a luz De- las v"ntanaS d" Ell
hrI. cncantaba y ayraStraba 4 Or
1rner.
Noble SeHor-dijo 81 conSHrjn,-
r"nunriad a ESQ ~proyect0; trng0 .!
nrcSrntimirnt0 de Que nos >cra i'll
ncstO.
-Namos-contestG Ordcncr impa-
cicnte,-y no olvidtis que os ha-
bGiS compromrtiGo a scrvlrmr blcn.
DeSeo que me indiques esq sende-
70: cd6nde csta?
-Namos a lIeGar q Il al instante-
cOntest0 Spiagudry, Que So Viz o.
b!igado a obedeccr.
POGO tardos IN llcSar al Sendero
indicaiO: penctraron en- Fl. Y Spia-
gudry observe con asOmbrO Y SObrc-
SaitO que las atlas hiarbaS estaban
tendidas Y rOtas. y Que 81 antigua
SenderO de Neremundo e. p~r0scripto
parecia habeT side hollado reciente-
mentc.
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Xxx.

ENRIQUE .Aqul.
i yurStrU s~crvic!o pSloy.
LEONAHpU.-Cna buena nurva osdoy,
que o. !luna cl Hry.
FNRIuI'E.- sEOmo ash
lOrE bE yEGA.ILa rurrza taStirnosal.
Ante papelcs distributes sobrr IA
mesa. entrr los QUE So ven cartas
rncihn abiertas. 81 general Levin d.
kund mrdita. Tn Serretario. lie pi,;,
pr6ximO a Il, cSpera SuS drdcnrS. Fl
Genera! va da golpes con las eSpuelas
sobrr Ia RIGA alfombra Que Sc ex-
tiende a u pies. va iurga distraiio
con IA confederation del E~lefante.
que lleva prendida del cuellO con 81
collar de- Ia 0rden. De yez en- cuando
abre ia boca para hablar Y Iuego 5"
para y Sc pasa Ia mano por ia frrn-
t. Y echa una ojeada Sobre los des-
pachoS abiertoS que cubrcn ia mesa.
-iDiablur1 Semeiantci -cxclam6
por fin.
Sigui6 I'm instantc de silencio g
aSta concluyente exclamation.
-cOuitn haba de penSar-proSi-
gui6 diciendo,-que esoS cndiabIados
mineros llegaran a tai extreme? Is
indudabIe que secretas instiSaciones
los han impelido a IA rebellion
:Sabtis, Wapherney. que rs pc!igro-
so este asunto? Ouinientos o sells
cientos canallas de las isias Fa-
roer, a las 6rdene5 De III antique
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urC noblem~ntr n vida por lDrr-
tar a ia yatria ic IN bandIdo. dc un
drmonio. n =. que tndoS los mons
;"Ios. los handidoS Y .oS dcmonio>
pagrcr que =. "~ncu"utrau -runidos?
\ t>;o. sin Que e. SGriIi" Intrr,:> OS
guir: Il n"bi,. >cio? Ordrner abaulO-
ma ia rccompenSa del combate 4 SI
romDansro DE- Ylair. al anciano con-
Srrir Que H. ha ic conducir a una
miI!a de- Ia gruta d. Wa!drrhoG:
cpOrque, No - vcriad. noble senior.
que ne permitirei> que eSperr e!
rs~ultadO de vurstra i!u>tre empreSa
IN Ia aldea de- Surb. situada a una
milla de IA gruta? Cuandr Sc con0z-
"a yurstra brillantc victoria. Ia No
rur-a -ntrra Sentira I'm orguliu Sc
meiante a. de- Ycremundo I. Pros
cripto. cuandO deSde "a cumbre De
r>t- ml>mo peha>co de define. que
ahora rstamoS costeando. divis6 IA
hogurra que Haitian habia encen-
dido IN senal de regocijo Sobr" Il
castillo de Munckho!m.
Al OR este nombre le iRtcrrmp!6
Ordener. preguntandole:
-SDesde q alto de eStaS penas
So distinSue q castillo de Munck-
holm?
ST, senior; u distancia lie docH
a. Sur, entre las montanas
qde denomination nuestroS padres
los TraStoS de Frissa. \ esta hora
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La n"gociari6n rXprndriora ir L.
che Creamery Dairy Company ha
purSto on ronocimirntO de- la poll
ia. -, hrcho de- que IN los llllimGS
,iirA iiaS han ir~Sapar"cidn Il" las
purrtas de- las ca>aS SituadaS a 10
largo i" IA Gale W. Florida. los la
rroS DE- lcchr. que son d.>tinado> a
.0s vrcinoS De In m"nrionaia Gale.
FL "Stablrcimi"nto de-. senior F.. II.
I.abadir. Situaio "n 81 utlmrro -
ir Ia Ty"niia G.. Iur vISitado por los
ratrroS. Iuirurs hici"ron irSapar"-
= uu aparatO prop!p para sumar
yaluaio en- $3.50. 90.
Los malhrchorrs para ln=rar 81
fin hirirr0n uSo dc una vrn'ana pos
terror De Ia finca.
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I.-I. - -. =, -
~ "'
.D,h hob.. ,ln,o ,,
.N"n". nni"",n I..,s~ia
Al mcnos, Dor Ultima yrz, 81 sitjo
.p doui.. >. encerraba su felicidad.
ST: hay IN >cndero Due ia prin-
rinio IN - bosnuc 1uc vamos a Il
trar Y - eleya con Suavc pcndientc
haSta Ia aEtuTa de las rocaS. S0Drc
as que 50 SIEue Ia ascension por IS
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PER4IIS0S PARA FENC,tR.

Otto Cocker. y. Houston St. L0tc
/. Manzana $50. par-d~S. CoSt0: 500.
J. J. HiIchum. s. Iam"r ~. Lot"
:. Nanzana l6Ji. Granrr0. CyostO $2j.
pr.rI Gross. +. Commerce 81. L0te
s manzana 81. ESralrras. CostO. $50.
Hrrbcr s. L0niram. Flores st. LOte
81. manzana 209S. Rnparacionr>. Co.'S
10: $500.
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PENSAMIENTOS

Una mujer bonita es e. paraiso de
los ojos; el inferno del alma, y el
purgato-io del bolsillo.
= :: !
La experienced no da mas que dis
gustos, porque siempre llega tarde-
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PESOUISAS-

80 d">.a .ab"r 81 paradrrn DEL >Afnr Me-
v"S TrcyihD GU" ~ Frbr'ro Gltiho - m
COntraDa en- Galveston. 1rNa,. .!irhf como
=. al,r, q. rtal. r,taiur9 mrLiaaa, VjnS
cllro- ! - de cGSCr moreno So rTaillirHFa
ron Una subscription diaria por tres ineaes'
a Ia rnENS.A. a Ia persona que lnlorrnt.
dirigi+ndo-- 4 ~ hermanO. IoS \. Irr'l'
nG. ihsg STR LAREDO -. san antonio Ten.
IT'D.
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TRES ROBttS.

Fl inpartanrnto de- detectives ia
tornado drbiIa nota de- las S~iguirnt">
luriaS j.. r0bo ~pI"srntadaS aver cn
Ia oricina crntra. d. poIiria.
f. senior +. l.a>-rn, ron r"sidrn-
cia IN ia ASA nIInrro 10 De Ia ave
nida Il. dice Que !" fu% roba,io un
rluipo j." autUmoylliSta lur l!"yaDa
I'll 81 corhr. mirntIaS Il "ntgaba =
una Iglr>ia. Orlando IN la afurraS
-. V,hicu!o.
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Ser.in aumcntadaS las p"nSioneS de
las yiudaS ' hutrian0S-

Fin vista DE- IN s!tuariad "ron"m.-
"a por ,ru" atrayicsa q! pals ' por
a.urrio II! Primer Jr!". e. Genera.
A,.aro uhrr.6n. SItr"tarIo ID Cue
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e. "frigori." unidad de baja tenn
peratura, propuesta por Francia. es
c! frio Eecesario para bajar un gra-
do c~cntigrado Ia temperature de un
litro De aqua.
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Esta obra, cuya mayor ven
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Trasraso O lcndn cnscrcS Y abarrntns en-
bupna- condici. mes. Renta barata. buen To-
cal arred!tat.O. InlorTarS ALL DliSmo. Gray
son JUt. IL
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SOLIcITUDES-

SOLICITUDES-
So nropcrcionara casa, aIimentos y peQue-
flo ~s,Iario, q Srlorita meNIrana que SeTa
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prenta. diriIase a la PRENsA. Los baee-
mos a satisfaction del clienIe = a precios
reducl6os.
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: RetormaS.

NOWSlI-NCl|W NE-NINI0s-
f. MiniStro de Ia Guerra y Marina.
General Alvaro Oregon.
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