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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-03
Cambridge City, Ind.
November 80, 1917


Editor Palladium:
May say something anent the
news item from here in yesterdays
paper under heading, Cambridge City
Folks Opposed to New Sewers"
/ hope they are not opposed, and
believe they are not although an er-
roneous impression has been put
abroad concerning them and remons-
frances are being circulated under a
misapprehension of the facts.
AS to the conditions that demand
the construction of sewers, l want
the people of this town, and OF Wayne
county to know the facts, SO that II by
any chance the sewer proposition is
defeated. they may put the RESPONSE
bility where it belongs, and properly
classify the opposition to it.
The proposed sewers are all west
of the river. Running from west to
east from Boundary street, near the
west side of the town, to the river,
and not more than one hundred and
twenty feet north of Main street at
any point, is a branch or small creek
which bears locally very significant
name which we do not speak in the
presence of our lady friends. In this
creek, usually on the sides Of the
stream, seldom, in the water, is de-
posted the sewage from most OF the
abutting property, and from consid-
cradle distant territory whence 1t
comes in private drains constructed
by property owners to carry their re-
fuse out OF their way and dump it on
the property and within few feet of
the dwellings of their fellow citizens.
This creek drys up, ceases to run,
becomes stagnant in hot weather. 1t
is simply an open sewer through the
heart of the town and you can infer
the discomfort from the odors and the
menace to health. This is within fiji
ty to sixty feet OF the houses of mum.
erous persons whose owners have sui
fered this condition as long as they
will. And the shameful fact is that
this community claims to be civilized,
and this condition exists, and we have
health board in this town, and in the
county and state. And some of us
have learned to like it so we'll that
we are signing remonstrances against
its removal. And significant fact
is that some of the remonstrants are
Of smells and are emptying their sew
age into the branch, in violation Of
law.
Again. running north and south
through our loved town is the old
canal. This is filling up with mud,
trash decaying vegetation and offal.
Water runs in this part Of the time
only. Private sewers from business
houses, flats, saloons restaurants, pri-
waite residence, empty into this, on top
of the mud, near the business center
Of the town within the immediate vi
entity of the Vinton House, the K. OF
P. temple, and other business houses.
The odor from this during the summer
and fall just passed was simply fierce.
that condition extending for half
block each way. The wives of two
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-03
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets,
the substitute for calornsl.
Dr.. Edwards, a practicing physician 70.
II years and calomel's old.tine enemy.
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con.
stipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calonel but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the skeynote" Of these
little sugar-coated, olive.colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to ACT
normally. They never force them to
unnatural action.
If you have dark brown mouth" now
and then la bad breath - a dull, tired
feeling-sick headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and
only pleasant results from one or two lit.
tie Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every nicht
just to keep right. Try them. 10c ant:
25c per box All druggists.
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instrum ents Of destruction may be
given henceforth to fruitful works Of
peace and progress and to the better
ment Of the conditions of the people
that is the highest cause for which
any people ever unsheathed its sword.
He who shirks the full measure OF
his duty and allegiance In that noblest
of causes. be he German-American,
Irish-American, or any other hyphen-
ated American, be he I. w. w. or So
cialist or whatever appellation, does
not deserve to stand amongst Ameri-
cans or, indeed, amongst free men any
where.
He who, secretly or overly, tries to
thwart the declared will and aim of
the Nation In this holy war is a traitor
and a traitors fate should be his E
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-03
fAdvertisement)
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Strength
Observation-Disclosures PROOF

observation-disclosures PROOF
1t is all very well to make claims,
but can they be proven? We publish
the formula of Vinol to prove the
statements we make about 1t.
r Cod Liver and Beef Peptones.
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Any doctor will tell you that the in
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All weak, rundown, overworked
nervous men and women may prove
this at our expense.
There is nothing like FinoI to re-
store strength and vitality to feeble
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Try IT. If you are not entirely sat
isfied, we will return your money
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tlethwaite.
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LARGE SILK FLAG
GIVEN TO CHURCH

A large silk flag was presented to
Second Presbyterian church Sunday
morning in morning worship by j. Fl.
Baker. an elder, through the pastor.
Rev. Elmer Z. Davis.
The flag which is adequately mount
ed, will stand on the pulpit rostrum
during the period of the war.
The presentation was made the oc.
casion of an address on THE Flag
by the pastor
Graduation exercises for twelve
children from the primary department
were conducted in the Sunday school.
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ailment. Then a friend told me what
wonderful remedies DR.. Pierce's were,
selling right from the drug shelves, and
thought they might give me relief.
bought q bottle each OF 'Fayorite Pre-
scription' and Golden den! Me d Discovery
relieved me of a catarrhal condition, all
abdominal pain, etc. But I took the
medicines for almost year to make sure
Of a complete recovery. Today l am
in absolutely good health."'-MRs. U. S.
CRITsER, l14 Union st.
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The Forum

(All articles for this column must
not exceed 800 words. Contributors
must sign their names, although the
name will be withheld by the man
agement at the request OF the
writer. Articles haying no name
attached will be thrown into the
waste basket)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-03
STEAM ENGINE AND PUMPS
INSTALLED AT HIGH SCH

The steam engine and pumps donat-
ed to the High school by the Munich
pal Light company were installed
Monday in the forge shop
Boys of the High school who are
taking machine shop work will tear
down and rebuild the old machines
for practical work.
c. o. Mays, in charge Of the depart
ment, will be assisted by Mr.. Ward
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-03
OPERATION AVOIDED.
LAFAYETTE, Ind.-"Three

'"Ihree years ago l
was taken to the hos
pital - all arrange
ments made for an
operation, but when
the doctors were I'M
certain as to whether
it was to be for APP
pendicitis or woman's
trouble I insisted up
on being taken home
until they were OF
one opinion as to NV
Evening star., 1917-11-02

for slow-speed short hauls through con-
gested districts, but it bars the truck from
high-speed long-distance work.
The vibration set up through the imper-
feet cushioning solid tires afford in such
service soon batters. even the strongest
trucks to pieces:
This swift depreciation, coupled with high
gasoline and oil costs, in most cases makes
long-haul rapid-transit BY truck un-
profitable.
But all these handicaps to swift, safe and
economical operation over:great distances
are stripped away from the truck shod
with Goodyea Cord Tires.
These tires are bneumahc tires made espe-
cially for heavy truck service with a
carrying capacity greater than that Of the
ordinary truck itself.
They quicken the speed of the truck,
lengthen its range, save tremendously in
Evening star., 1917-11-02

gasoline and oil consumption, and cut
depreciation to the minimum.
They disencumber the truck of every hin
drance to full utility, and in the harshest
service make it ride like Limousine.
Put Goodyear Cord Tires underwheel on
your trucks: they mean faster deliveries. and
more of them each day-more profitable
operation over greater area.
Use them to fit your trucks for quicker and
smoother travel: except in the most con-
stricted service they mean lower cost per
ton mile than you get from any solid tire.
They are far more than equipment for
light delivery vehicles are built to
carry the biggest loads with maximum
swiftness and safety.
Today they are serving in heavy-truck duty
in more than 200 American cities, to the
profit and satisfaction of the men who
employ them.
Evening star., 1917-11-02

ALTHOUGH the motor truck already
~ has been Of incalculable service to
4 - transportation, barely fraction of
its possible worth has been realized.
Today, with every railroad and steamship
terminal overwhelmed with tonnage, it is
the one means of conveyance to which the
world can turn for relief
Such relief the motor. truck can give, and
give at once, provided it can be endowed
with the speed, range and endurance Of
the larger forms Of transportation. .
The greatest forward step yet taken to give
the motor truck these qualities is repre-
sented in the Goodbye Cord Tires shown
at the top Of this page.
Undoubtedly the chief obstacle to the
widest possible use for the motor truck
now, is the solid rubber tires with which
it is commonly equipped.
The solid rubber tire is highly satisfactory
Evening star., 1917-11-02
TRANSFORMATIONS Nevest Ally

Goodyear Cord Tires for MotorT Trucks are
transportation's newest ally, tested and
proved worthy under the most drastic.
conditions
A fleet of four transports ranging in
capacity up to five tons and regularly ply
ing over 1500-mile cross-country circuit, !
is attaining speeds in excess Of thirty miles
an hour on them without damage to the
roads or the trucks. .
They are delivering results in interurban
and passenger service, in the delivery Of
foodstufs and Of fragile wares, in all
manner Of safe-conduct rapid-transit, which
have never been duplicated by another
truck tire.
On your own motor trucks they will return
you a measure Of speed, endurance and
economy not to be approximated by any.
other carrier.
The Goodbye ear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron Ohio
Evening star., 1917-11-02

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-29

De Nenecia. La falta de artilleria
de grueso calibre ma dificultado gran
demente a las tropas de Cadorna. Ia
detencion del poioroso euemigo Qre
sc presenta ahora. GmenazaHGo AFRO
liar Z las tropas I~taiianas.
De fuente cierta Sc sabe que las
tropas alemanas que han reforzado
Il! eitrcito austriaco en- el frente
i~taliaao. pasan de 100000 hombres.
eztando al mando del famoso estra-
rego aleman MariScal ION Mackensen.
Los ~despachos de referencia hab!an
de que toda Ia p!anicie de Bainsizza
canada 4 costa de tantos SacrifieloS
Dor los !talianos. durante Ia otenSiv2
Le Agosto : S~eptiembre. ha sldo nue.
v&mente deiada en- pOder de los aus
cro-alemaneS Y que el Monte Santo.
luva possession costara q los i~talianoS
tantos miles de vidaS. ha sIdo recu-
neyado que los auStriacoS. DiceSe que
acknowledgements los cerros de San
Gabriel. del V6ldice ' Nero scran aoan
donados por Ia genie de Cadorna. para
cyirar ser copada ' hecha ~priSionera
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Sc desarroII6 Ia ofe11siva
austro.alemana en- Italia
Yon MackenseB inici6 Ell ataque por sorpresa desde
Toln1ino, Santa Maria y Santa Lucia
81 frente italiano presenta Ia forEna Gle GFia gran I
en- cuyo brazo superior izqssierdo Sc
desarroIEa Ell formidable ~ersfstje
CUARTELEs GENERATES DEL

CUARTELES GENERATES DEL
EJERCITO EN- Ell NORTE DE TIA
LA. Octubrc 2S.-Practicamente to-
DO e. eiercito ~austriaco, reforzado
poderosamente por contingencies ale
names dirigidos por Ell MarTscal Won
Nackensen. Sc encuentra ahora conf
Jatiendo al ejercito italiano. desarro-
llardo una ofensiva, que puede ase-
IRA es Ia mas vigorosa que ha
tenido lugar desde que sc inicio Ia
guerra. con ell prop6sito evidente de
hacer una invasion en- Ia region de
Feu'au. en- el oriente de la provincial
de Venecia.
Los aspectos esenciales del pode-
roso empuje austro-aleman, pueden
d]elineagse va claramente. FL enc
m;go procure hacer un ataque por
sorpresa en- Ell punto menos fortified
do en- el norte del frente juliano. FL
campo de las actuales operaciones, Sc
asemeia q una gran T. Del brazo
izuuicrdo de la T. a su base, hay II
distancia aproXimada de veinte Y dos
milIa<. En- este brazO iZquierdo fue
donde Won Mackensen intent0 su
tigoroSo empuie. El brazo abarca n
extension de siete millas al occidentc
de Tolmino, que Sc encuentra en- el
punto central de la 7. Tolmino Y las
Villas cercanas de Santa Maria Y
Santa Lucia han venido a ser puntos
de interes principal. pues de ALI par
To el golpe.
F. rasgo mas baio de Ia 7. tiene
una extension de t~reinta mlllaS.
abarcando de Monfalcone al mar,
con Gorilla Il la mitad del canine.
Esto forma las dos lineaS principales
de b~at&lla. la septentrional que CORE
acknowledgements ' en- Ia cual Sc do
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Il primero Y mas fuerte golpe. Y IA
meridional que CORE perpendicular
: la anterior. en- donde los austriacos
estan dirigicndo n tsrrifico bonibar-
dec sobre las lincas ;ta!iaras ara
impedir que sean removlda5 tropaS
de csc frente Y llevadas al septen-
%trional. Los A'pes Jul.ano ae eXlien-
de-: atris Il IL Inca septcntr!ona' !
los Carsico atris de la meridionai,
nasta el mar. Las distancias apun-
tadas, son en- Inca recta. pero en-
reaIidad las lineas de batalla con-
prenden mayores eytensiones, debido
. que son de forma muy irregular y
accidentada.
FL Objective primitive de Won Mae
kensen. fue sin duda ell de ~recru1ar
q I~sonzo, del cual los italianos ha-
bi2n desalojado a los austr;&ces oh!!-
gandolos a retirarSe variaS TillaS
dentro de 81 propio territorio. Las
tropas italianaS eran comparativ&-
mente pequeHas en- estos limitcs eX-
tremos de Ia Inca italiana y las ma
Sas austro-alemanas ~lOgraron efec-
tuar con exito el movimiento !ndica-
do. Pero dcSpues de rccruzar cl
~Ison2o, el enemigo Sc encontr6 freu
tc a una alta cadena de montahas,
cuyos pasos Sc "encuentran fuerte-
mente defendidos por ell cjtrcito tia
Iiano que ma sidO ahora r~eforzado
tambien poderosamente. con tropas
de- centre Y del sur.
La lucha ahora depende de la
p5sibilidad de Won -Mackensen para
atravesar esos pasos. aJras de los
cuaIes Sc encuentra Ia ciudad de
Cividale, primera poblaci6n de impo:-
tancia itaIiana en- esa region, Y Have
por decirio asi de AS f~crtiles llanu-
as ycnecianas.
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La situaci6n poIltica y

WASHINGTON. Octgbre 2S.-Los
darpachos c~ablegraficos recibidos
aaochs en- esta capital, dan cuenta
Ia "a vrslica zituaci6n militar y pc
lEica porque atraviesa Italia en-
.cstoS mcmentoS. La ]poblacion civl!
ha estado hacienda Gemosrraciones.
muchas de elias con caracteres de
IRetSr. Z con~sececuencia de Ia eSca-
sen de vivereS Y e. desigual reparto
de los comesvibles en- el pals. ocaSio-
naado IA caiGa del ga0inete. que en-
es,s uomeRto tan delicado, viene a
cIaStituir IN verdadero goipe para q
goeserao. \ este agreguese IA Seria
sftuaei6n en q frenCe De batalla. en-
doa3s los cqmand&ntes 81 encUentra1
temerosos de Que les vaya a ialtar
a~4n;eioneS -coaQue poder detener e.
avance amenazador lie los alem2neS.
Por ahora. IA Situacion miIitar Sc
Prese@ta mas grave que d politica.
daGo que q enem!@o ha logrado
ncnerrar Va en- t~err!torio i~taliano
p0r va-ios puncos Y eSta hacienda
an c~sfugrzo por IIegar a las ~llanUra$
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el probIema cOncibio cl proyecto mas
grande conocido: adqIirir tcrrenos Y
cdificar por su cuenta. plantas para
ia construction de maquinarias.
Hoy las casas armadoras est&n
"onstruyendo eG los astlIlcros del go
bierno. los nuevos destroyers y los
armadores Sc han c~ompronetido a II
trcgaT algYnos de clos dcntro de
nueve meses,. Y eI total estara listo
para cl servicio dentro De dieciocho
meSeS.
Los destroyers que estan en- II
truccion Ser5n del tipo mas pcrfecto
que Sc ha mode!ado. Y Sc esDcra que
Il resultados seran, por 10 tanto.
mas e]Xcelentes que los de cualquiera
otro barco de esa clase en- cl nun
co.
Dada IN r'"en:ia q#c requiere Ia
pronta construction de esos dastro-
yers Sc IN acordado que e todos
de I'LL solo modelo; pues de esta for
ma sera mas rapida la entrega. toda
vez que las maQuinas : accessories
Sc fabricaran de IN solo tipo. aho-
rranGo de este modo una gran can
tidad dc tempo.
Miles de personals han hecho va
sus solicitudes para ingrcsar Ell las
tripulaciones de estos nuevos dastro-
yers. En- la actualidad Sc ~encuen5ra
va cubierto c! personal Y oc9rado en-
hacer sus practicas. Las tri2ulacjo-
mes estaran en- condolences ~perfectas
de organization para hacerse cargo
de los destroyers, cuando estos sean
cntregados por las casas ~armadoras.
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MASDE MEDIC MILLION DE- EHIO0h EHlIBE>
Con csc e~onfRgene ayud6 Aenada a ST aiada Austria para Ia nu8Ta of8nsTvs
Asegdrose que toda la plamce de Bonszzo ha sido eyacHada y que ell
: Monte Sonto Sc hala de nueuo en- poder de los ousiriocos
Ia situaci6n pohica y economical de Italia es tan grave como la mIhtar

F9F Ell eHemigo' La 9h''" !l"l''I'
ScE.' que los '~'"''"ioS
o?'Etun"MeN'e j" "t''''S''" "
SC Galore y muA!cioheS que Sc ieS
hen envlado de rahc'a
Won ~MatNensen' S'gU'enuo 81 '"e-
Hc2 F"e tan Duehos r~eS"t'"ooS * I'D
H&'o en- u "N'e''0is
M concentrate u" gran N"''eio De
irHi ef'" p"ueroSa' superior -
Que e' Fi!hc'pe Feoef'eo P"SIs'" T'
jueg2 en- NeE"NH' par" o"''f Ids po-
*'c'o"'S bahamas ao!''Se P"'o' ~
M" 10 h'c'eEa en- los o%'p"'oS '0'''I'
'oS f1SoS ) en- 'oS 0"t""'e> '''''-'
los . "~o"'e''9Si!"oS
La 'ree'le'' ell 'oS S''"'oS "''-'
m&t.'oS "' eS'H e"P'~a'' eS 4"e J."
'remeH'a .eiehSi'" I'll
81 i:eAte 'ta!i&H'' ueNe III uoo'e pro-
PoSiIc' = auE~F X moral nei e'erc'-
70 : del 'eo.o 2"S'E'aco que st ell
~co"''a3a sraEdemenfe aecaio" po'
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Ell GOBIERNO Sc APODERARA
DE Los BUQUES

WASHINGTON, Octubre 2S.-En
los circuIos oficialeS Sc dice con mt
cha iasiSteTcia que 81 gob'erno "me-
ricano 'eSta va resuelto a apodecars.
de los buques Gue Sc encuentraH ea
los puertos de los Estados Unidos 81
cS Que los LueAos de ellos Sc nieGan
a aceptar los terminus que han sido
aprobados por e. propio gobierno en-
cuanro Sc relaciona con los fletes.
Tambien Sc dice con mucha insisten-
cia que Sc ha resueito va de manera
terminate apoderarse de les edifi-
clos en- cue eStaba Instalada la En-
bajada ~alenana y que ellos seran des-
tinados a oficinas publicas.
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PROBABLE ARREGLO ENTIRE Ell
JAP0\ \ LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

IclrgTama Especial para IL PHEN>N-
WASHINGTON. octubre 2S.-Se
dice con muchoS visos de c~ertidum-
bre. que existe en- perspective IN
importante arreglo, entire los Esta-
dos UnidoS ' el Jap6n. mediante el
cual Sc hara possible que este ultimo
pals pueda eXportar acero america
no a cambio lie algunoS buques mer-
cantes j~apoueses. Segun sc dice, es-
re cambio ha sido aprobado en- prin-
.cipio por el gobierno americana Y en-
Ia ~actualidad Sc e$ta discutiendo Ia
forma de llevar a, cabo el c~onvenio
que debe reglamentarIo a fin de que
Sc gonga en- ejecuci6n Gesde luego el
referido proyecto que parece redun-
dsr en- beneficio de los dos paiSeS.
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COMO FUE Ia OBSTRUCTION De
Los zEPPELINES ALEAAANEs
Fus ceIebEada cor immense elasusiasssao L
victoria de los aviadores fganceses

Roi Y de q desemDarcaron dos OIL
en- TN nunto pr5ximo = Montigny-!e-
cioies y catorce hombreS. dos de e!loS
i;geramente herj&oS. la tgi2u!acion
iestro46 uno de los carroS cue llevaba
=. a2arato a modo de ave
e dirigibIe aligerado de este pc
So. assemble entonces con cualro hom-
bres e summarize official de es.a &C
c.6a dice:
FL primer zeppelin faa echado
abajo en- St. Clement. In aviador hi
70 a-egrizar al Se=undo en- las cerca-
Mas De Bourbonne-Ies-Ba ins.
"El tercero tuvo cue a~terrjzar
en- Larange. cerca de SiSteron. La
Gotaci6n. compuesra de cuacro ot,c!a-
le< : ounce homhres. fue hecha 2r!-
~Sionera. desputS de que tS5a hubo
ncenaiaGo q dirigihle.
e. cuarto zeppelin fue derr.5ado
Ell II misma region. como a las dos.
Sc diio qle el quinto Y sexto zeppelin
habian pasado Dor encima de Gap y
1le naregaban sin gob!erno. FL sep
timo aterriz6 en- Montigny-Ie-Roi. des-
embarc5 dos heridoS. arrojo lasJre '
volvi5 4 par;ir. FuG p~erseguico DOT
aviadoreS en- direction de Dole y
Bezancon : mas tarde. fue SeHaIauo
iunto con ell octave dirigibIe. ~pasanuo
por encima de PontailIer. en- Ia Costa
De Orc Cote d'Or), lIevando rumbo
a Suiza.
lie Matin" dice que los puesroS
lie SenaleS del frente frances : de re-
taguardia. anunciaron durante la no
che. que Sc ola el ruido de motores
al parecer de zeppelines. Como en-
Compiegne y Meaux confirmaran eS-
ia information, el material de detensa
de eSta ciudad Sc prepare para conju-
rar el peligro.
Sc approximation Observation-Disclosures
Los zeppelines. sin embargo. no So
aproxinlaron a esta capital Y d la ma
mana sigUiente empezaron a recibIrse
las noticiaS dando cuenta de la ca
"a de dirigibleS en- diversas parties.
Ia eXcitacion que al principle Sc pro-
l. .--r I--
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7S7 buques Sc cons:
truyen Ell los EE.
UnidOS

WASHINGTON. Octubre 2S.-El
proyecto naval acoydado por IA Sc
cretaria de Marina de los EstadOS
UniIos, abarca la contraction de 1877
buQucs. jncluyendo todos los tipos de
embarcaciones. desde los super
dreadnoughtS hasta los caza submari-
nos. scgun Sc ha sabido de fuente
fidedigna en- esta capital.
FL costo total de esta flota Sc cal
cuia en- l~.l50.4OO.0O0 pesos Y para
Il fecha. Segun Sc Sabe, han sido
construidos aIgunoS de esos barcoS.
qae Sc hallan preStando va sus ser
vicios.
FL sccretario de Marina, Mr.. Da-
niels. ha informado por su parte, que
e. CongreSO ha vOtadO un creditO de
$35O.OOO. 900, ADDITIONAL al va acor-
dado para la construction especial
de un gran numero de dostroyers, que
estdn c~onstruidos por las siguientes
casas armadoras, specialists en- esos
t;poS de barcos:
The Fore River Shipbuilding Cor
Doration, de Boston, Mass; New York
Shipbuilding Corporation. de Camden.
n. j.; Camps Shipyard. de Filadelfia;
The Newport News Shipbuilding ard
Drydock Company, de Newport News:
Y la Union Iron Works, de San Fran
cisco. Cal.