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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
Mr.. HOWARD WILL
SPEAK IN DAWSON
CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED
STATE SENATE WILL AID
DRESS VOTERS JULY nth.

The voters of Terrell county will
bovo an opportunity to hear Con-
,,,ossman William Schley Howard,
candidate for the United States SEN
o+o nresent his claims for that office
in Dawson on Thursday of next week,
July 18th, his campaign managers
having made an appointment for him
on that date.
Congressman Howard had an en-
gagement to speak at Dawson the
latter part of May, and came to fill
the appointment. Upon his arrival
here. however, he learned of the
death OF a sister, and left at once
for the bereaved home.
Mr.. Howard has the reputation of
being an unusually eloquent and
forceful speaker, and will no doubt
he erected by a large audience upon
his appearance here. He will enter
fully into all questions that have
been injected into the campaign and
tell the people exactly where ne
stands and what they may depend up
on should he be elected.
On his trip to this section he will
cover South Georgia fully, having APP
pointments to speak in all of the i'm
portant cities and towns. He spoke
in Columbus yesterday, and in Lump
kin today. His other appointments
are: Wednesday, July 10, Cuthbert;
Thursday, July II, Dawson; Friday,
July 70, Americas; Saturday, July
10, Albany.
Monday, July IS, Moultrie; Tues
day, July 16, cambridge; Wednes-
day, July II Townsville; Thursday,
July 18, Quitman; Friday, July 10,
Valdosta; Saturday, July 20, Doug
las
Monday, July %, Sylvester; Tues
day, July %, Ashburn; Wednesday,
July "a, Cordele; Thursday, July 25,
Hawkinsville; Friday, July 26, East
man; Saturday, July 27, McRae.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
Well-Known Couple Celebrate Golden
Wedding. Other Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. H Stephens cele-
brated their golden wedding on June
25th. They are receiving many con-
CALCULATIONS on their long and happy
married life. Among those present
at this celebration were Mr.. Albert
Stephens, of California Mr.. Sam
Stephens, U. S. N, Virginia, Mrs.
Eaford and son Robert, Of Montgom-
cry, Ala.
DR.. ]. S. Sappington, of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Chastain, of
Townsville, Mrs. Hargrove and chill
dren, of Macon, have been the guests
of Mrs. S. ]. Hargrove.
Mrs. Emory McCrea, whose hus-
band went to Camp Gordon last
Thursday, is now at home with her
mother, Mrs. Martin.
DIR. and Mrs. c.. G. Hooten and
son, Billie, motored to McDonough
Sunday to spend several days with
the latter's parents.
Mrs. J. S. Sappington and daugh-
ter, Jane, are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Chastain
in Townsville.
Mr.. Bill Frank Williams, of the
mechanical training school, Athens,
Ga, spent the weekend with home
folks.
Mrs. Corben Daniels and daughter,
Mary, of Texas, spent last week with
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Hooten.
Mrs. Wall and daughter, Jeffie May,
are the guests of Mrs. Childs.
MRS c SIMPSON DIES
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
HAS BEEN SET FOR JULY 9TH

The motion for new trial for
Guy Marshall, the young man under
life sentence in the penitentiary for
killing Dan w. Eaton, has been set
for hearing before Judge Worrill
in chambers at Cuthbert next Satur-
day, when his attorneys will have it
dismissed. 1t is said that the young
prisoner is anxious to leave Jail and
enter upon his sentence at some road
camp.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
TERRELL COUNTY STACKER
is TAKEN BACK TO CAMP
Negro Came Home on FurIough, and
Did Not Go Back.

Constable Hollis Kenyon, of Par
rott, left Tuesday night for Camp
Gordon with Foy Hardwick, a negro
soldier in custody and securely chain
ed. Hardwick, who was drafted from
this county, came home June 1st on
a furlough and failed to return to
camp. The government pays a re-
ward of $50 for the arrest of de-
Serter
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
SUDDENLY IN ATLANTA
Deceased Was Former Highly Es-
teemed Resident of Brentwood.

Mrs. Mary Traynham Simpson,
widow of the late j, C. Simpson, of
Bronwood, where the deceased made
her home for a number of years and
had large circle of friends, died
Sunday at her home in Atlanta, aged
40 years. She is survived by one
son, Julian Morgan, her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. L. Trayn-
ham, of Atlanta, and several broth
ers and sisters.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
DRS. CRAWFORD AND CHAPPELL
ORDERED TO REPORT FOR DUTY
Two More Terrell Physicians Will
Soon See Service in the Army.

DR. Guy Chappell, of Dawson, and
DR.. 0. G. Crawford, Of Sasser, who
were accepted for service in the med
ical corps of the army and commits
stoned as captains, have been order
ed to report for duty, the former at
Tort Oglethorpe, near Chattanooga,
on July 18th, and the latter to the
commanding general Of the South
eastern division at Charleston, S. c.,
for assignment.
Both Of these gentlemen have been
successful physicians for number
of years and enjoy lucrative practice,
but decided to enter the army as a
patriotic duty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
VARIETY WORKS SCENE Or
BIC FIRE THIS MORNING
The fire company was called OF

The fire company was called out
aho~h o'cly-, this morning, the
3tockad7 C the V-~i2ty Works being
IN bla"o wha~ +lev reached tie
scene. The fire had made such hea .
way nothing could could be done to
sac th:5 S9il-i-g. and The f~eme1
dos ote3 thci~ energies to protecting
Tic surrounding property, which was
ceL.ouslY Threatened.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
JESSE HORSLEY RECRUITING
AGENT FOR SHIPPING BOARD
Will Enroll Young Men for Service
in the Merchant Marine.

J. A. Horsley, jr., the Main street
druggist, recently appointed recruit
ing agent for the U. S. shipping board
to enroll young men in Terrell coun-
ty for service in the merchant ma
rine, has received and executed his
official oath of office. He will use his
store as a recruiting station, and will
"sign on" husky young Americans
between 81 and 80 for training on a
squadron of school ships maintained
by the shipping board. The training
is preliminary to service on merchant
vessels for the duration of the war,
and the men enrolled for it are ex-
empted from the draft.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
OUARTETTE FROM AVIATION
CAMP WILL SING SUNDAY
VIII Be Heard at Baptist Church at
the Eleven O'Clock Service.

A quartette of aviators at Souther
field, near Americas, have accepted
an invitation from the choir of the
Dawson Baptist church to sing at
that church next Sunday, July 7th.
The young men have sung at other
churches, and are said to have ex-
ceptionally fine voices.
Their music will no doubt be en-
joyed by large congregation upon
their visit to Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
A FREAK EGG.

Mr.. F. NJ Daniel, a farmer living
or Route D, brought 20 Tho News
an egg that has an outline of mc J
or tie cuf9cc az O. rioa has be- I
yieNcl yzitl l..uch interest ~ all sey--
eral people who have called at tn S
office to see ii.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
COUNTY TAX EQUALIZERS
HAVE FINISHED THEIR WORE
Very Few Changes Were Made in Re-
turns by the Board.

The board of equalizers have fin
ished their work of reviewing the
county tax returns, and Receiver
Ernest Baldwin is now preparing the
digest. The equalizers made very
few changes in the returns of prop
erty owners, and none were of spe-
cial consequence. They found some
property that had not been returned,
amounting to about $4,000. Some
returns, principally farm buildings,
were raised. The net result of the
work of the equalizers is $87,169.
The aggregate returns, when the
digest is completed, are expected to
show a considerable increase, per
haps $250,000 or $500, 900. This will
be due largely to a new law which
requires buildings on farms to be re-
turned separately and not included in
the returns of land.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

All persons who object to the value
at which their porperty has been as
sessed for city taxes for year 1918
will please file their complaint in
writing with the undersigned on or
before July 9, 1918. This June "a,
1918. R. E. BELL, City Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
ATTENDING MEETING OF
THIRD DISTRICT COMMITTEE
Mr.. A. l.. McLendon Is the Terrell
County Member.

A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Third congressional dis
trict, called by Chairman W. R. Bow
en-. Of Fitzgerald, is being held at
Cordele today and Mr.. A. L. McLen-
don has gone to the Crisp county cap
ital to be in attendance. He is the
Terrell county member of the COM
mittee.
The purpose of the meeting is to
call a primary and arrange for the
nomination of a candidate for the
next congress. The proceedings will
be perfunctory, as Representative
Crisp will have no opposition for re-
election.
Coupons given with each purchase
Tiff 1T HaYu1 NJ
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
no cuInIne Thas Does Nod Aftect he Heat
Because Of its tonic and las

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA-
TIVE BRoM0 QUINTNE is better than ordinary
''niaiuc and does net cause nervousness noE
nsfng II head. 2ctaefrbcr the full name ard
Il, :. -. lhe si-aatate Of -. 81. CSOEL. scc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR SALE-Six thoroughbred Du-
roc boars, 8 months old, SIS each.
Registered. C. P. JOHNSTON, Sas-
ser, Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

LOST-Gold thimble; an old heir
loom, finder will be rewarded if
returned to MRS. LLOYD HATCHER,
Dawson, Go.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR Registered Hampshire
pigs, to 10 weeks old; also a few
choice September gifts. Priced right
T. D. LEE, Dawson. Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR SALE-Cheap. House and lot
on Church street. A real bargain.
See me at A. J. Baldwin & Co.'S
store. z. C. DANIEL.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR SALE-Five Cole Planters.
Save SIS by buying now for next
season. LEE BROS. & CO., PARROT,
Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR SALE-Sow with ten (10)
Hampshire bred pigs, in good con-
dition. See or write c. T. HELTON,
Parrott, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SALE-FoHr Ford -trailers.
CHERO-COLA BOTTLING co.

FOR SALE milk cows, year
lings and one Holstein bull. E. T.
JORDAN, Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
For Indigestion, Constipation or
BiliOusneSS q

Just try one 5O-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH pEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine CO.. man. acturars ofI4axative Bromo
Quinine and.Grovc'3 T-11.--,ss-s ci.>,..u Tepic.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR RENT-Five-room house on
north Stonewall street July 1st.
Apply to JOHN CLARK or j. H.
FARMER, Cuthbert, &c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

FOR SALE My house and lot on
Seventh avenue. Six-room house
and large lot, frontage 155 by 161
back. Apply to w. D. GRUBBS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02

Coupons given with each purchase
rood for Thrift Stamps at Herman's-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-07-02
NOTES FROM BRoNWOoD

the returns Of land.
PERSONALS AND NEWS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03

ba!!ero desconocido; despues made
habia vuelto 4 verle.
Po~ fir IN criado aseguro haberle
visto d:rigirse hacia ell jardin en- union
dc IN desconocido.
FL jardin fue registrado en- todas
direcciones sin resultado alguno.
Mil rumores comenzaron a circular
entire Ia concurrencia respecto a "a
extrana desaparicion del marques.
P~retextando 10 avanzado de Ia no
"a. los convidados fueron destilando.
previendo acaso algin drama terri
bic.
En- treinta minutes cambio TODD de
aspecto; al ruido de Ia fiesta habia
sucedido IN ~silencio absolute; en- Ell
hotel solo habian quedado Juana, su
padre y Ia servidumbre-
Varios criados fueron despacnados
en- averiguaci6n del paradero de Con-
tran. en- tanto que Ia infeliz despo-
sada Sc retro a sus habitaciones,
vict;ma de wages presentimientos.
Cuando mayor era Ia ansiedad de
Juana, oyo pasos proximos a "a puer-
ia de su habitaci6n, Ia que abri6 pre-
cipitadamente creyendo que ara 81
esposo. Efectivamente, Ia joven no Sc
habia e~quivocado: era Gontran.
Juana lanz6 un. grito de inefable
algeria Y corri6 a 81 e~ncuentro.
Ell marques iba ~envue;to en- una
capa, bajo L. cual Ilevaba IN hIto
que Ia joven no trato de adivinar 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03

lectores, era doHde estaba e! hote! de!
padre de Juana Y doncc sc celeosaba
L. fiesta del casamiento de Gontran,
En- provision lie que pudiese MORN
en- Of trayecto, crey6 ~opcrtuno adver-
tir al cochero Y 4 este fin le dijo:
-Cuando solicite tus ~servicios en-
Ia callejue:a, terminaba de batirme
| con un hombre que nle ha herido NOR
| talmente: no voy er busca de un me-
| dico porgue se.ia inutil; por tanto, 81
cuando pares en- la puerta del hotel
! del baron de Frai&efourd, YES que nc
muerto. tie pcsesionas de este cotre-
| otto v preguntardo por Ia marqucsa
de Lacy-se 10 ~entregas, a~dvltlendola
de paso que por este serVlclo re ne
prometido eien luises. No creas que
| este cofre contenga valores de min
! euna especie: son cartas de amor
dnicamente.
Ell cochero eStaba mudo de aSomoro
v terror, pues temia que sc cumpl'era
| ell tenor que embargaba al marques.
He hecho bien, pens6 Gontran. en-
eseribir secretamente Ia historic de
| los crinenes perpetradcs por Ia aso-
ciaci6n; se-a un arma terrible en- ma
nos de Juana Y ME vengara cumpli-
d%anaente.
La ausencia del marques fus obser-
vs&a en- el hotel de Fraidefoud; todos
| 2e.ordaban haberle visto desaparecer
del salon de bale en- union de I'm ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Joaquin PIMA.
LA FIS0NONlA

FL hombre sane Sc revela per COM
pleto en- el rostro. Los nerv!oS. tan
numerosos Y tan diferentes, "a rique-
"a de los vases sanguineOs, Y sobre
TODD. los musculos. aun abundantes y
complicados que Ia naturaleza ma en-
tendido profundamente n il ara Ru-
mana. explicaa ell pOr que IS ssta
IN campo facil al o~bservadOr.
Es en- la cara donde n marea &c
nrestras pasiones. como dicen los poe
tas. sube Y baja mul:itud de veces,
al dia. sobre ella, el rubor y Ia pail
Gez. IA expansion Y las contradiction
mes.
4 Ia larga, las pasiones que habi-
tualmentc expresa ruestra fisonomia,
vcndran en- ella 4 inst&larse de IN mo
do definitivo. ' las impresiOnes Sc fl
curan en- trozos ;ndeleb!es.
Existe cierto numero de caras, IL
pcs, como Ia ara simpatica ' Ia re-
pulsiva. Ia cara tierna Y dulce Y Ia
cara dura. Por ESQ E! rico no tieae
la fisoromia de- pobre. e. hombre mo-
desto no tendra Ia del ~presumido, el
hombre allegro no Sc a~ventajara; en-
una Dalabra. cada indiviiuo tiene 81
modo de expression f&cil como su mo-
do de ser.
Ademas. Ia fisonomia es el medic
Gistintivo de las diferentes razas hu-
manas; IN verdadero react!vo para
reconocer al homb-e. Ciertas pasio-
mes ayudan, otras perjudican a IA be-
lleza; por ESQ una mujer irascible :
celosa perdera mas faeilmente sus en-
cantos n~aturales que Il afectuosa Y
dulcemente confiada. Pero no deben
exagerarSe eStos hechos nj llevar!os .
Ia altura de una ciencia: IA fisonomia
no sera nunca mas que IN arte on-
jetural.
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nrn DuGiera ser.

que pudiera ser.
-;Gracias a dos que os veo s2no
' salvo. amado mic, exclam6 Jlana,
habia llegado q temer por vuestra Vi
da.
Una melanc6liea sonrisa Sc dibujo
en- los labios del marques.
.Juana observe entonces que su es-
poso estaba palido come IN cadaver,
V dando un grito de suprema angus
tia. le pregunto.
-; Que teneis? estais palido y
vuestras manos estan frias.
Ell marques continue andando lenta-
mente Y tratando de apoyarse en- los
muebles para no dar con su cuerpo
en- terra.
Por fin logr6 tomar asie1to en- III
canape al lado de su esposa.
-Juana, dijo con desfallecida o
el marques, inc annals?
Con toda mi alma; pero decidme,
esposo MIC, continue Juana, la iris
tea V palidez que observe en- vos "a
que obedecen? Por Dios, respondedme.
Gontran por toda respuesta entrea-
brio su capa y mostr6 el chaleco
blanco empapado en- sangre.
Juana ahog6 VI grito de espanto.
-Si!encio, dijo con imperio ell mar
cues: los momentos que HE Quedan
son contados, y he de emplearlos en-
hablar con vos.
. Despoes eoFrtfnuo con scento So
lemne:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
FOlLETiN Mum. 81
Ell PACTo DE SANGRE.

ajustemos nues,ras cuentas, prepa-
raos.
y. al deer este brillaba ~ en- U
manos Ell punal de los companeros de
"a espada.
e caballero de Asti vacilo IN mo-
mento ante Ia brusca proposition del
marques: pero reponiendose, saeo q
relpcir un punal identico al que en-
punaba su rival
Una palabra, dijo de AstL.
-Decid cuantas querais. contest5
Ell marques; pero daoS prisa.
ST Ia Suerte me eS contraria Y
muero, :re jurais huscar a los demas
companeros ' batiros con eilos?
ST. os 10 juro. replica el marques;
ah0ra, en- gnardia Y tratad de defen-
deros bien, pues de 10 coHtrario, no
podreis seguir cometiendo nuevos cri-
rnenes.
Gontran ataco vale-osamente a 81
~s6versaSio.
Fl ecnahate duro diez minutes.
Los dos rivales mcharoR cuerpo 4
euerpo asestandose golpes terribles.
Ell eaballero de Asst, do IN agudo
critic y ell punal Sc lie fue de n ma
no; abrio los BRACES y trsto de apo
ya.se en- = pared del jardil; rero
saltandole las fuerzas rods por TERRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Cr6nicos de California
Ia Huston

los rincones del mundo, esta guerra
cruel. II hacen los hombres por Ia
iios;Gr de Ia felicidad. Va 10 han di-
cho los estadista.s, pero no 10 han d.
cho bie7: 10 que los hombres perse-
guian al principle de Ia guerra, cs
HEN distinto de 10 que ahora perSl-
guen. como IA idea del cue inicia un
combate Gambia cuando FL combate
dasarrolla sus faces. Ahora. 10 que
persiguen los hombraS es el triunfo
de ilusioues. En- cada batalla hay
IN sueao distinto; en- cada coraje ma
GO una nueva esperan2a- Y made,
n los generates que mandan grandes
eiercitos. nj los estadistas que hacen
cada dia mas enorn,e al conflicto, ma
die. representa- tan b!en el anhelo de
Illusion. como los aviadores que Sc Ian
zan = Ia lucha en- el cielo, V cue sin
fruro para nadie mas que para ST.
propia fusion. triunfan o eStrellan las
alas con las que Sc alzaro2 sobre c!
mundo. en- el cielo. ElloS vivieron Su
vida. como suele decirse; pero, suS
triunfos rapidisimos y u muertes
gloriosaS V es-eriles, son como m
simbolo de IL Illusion humana.
mo piensa listed 10 mISmo?-
concluye mi amigo, interrogandome.
Tai vez,-respondo.
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-Juana, 70 tenia necesidad

-Juana, 70 tenia nece.idad dc
vucstro amor para purificar mi vida
= para ar~repentirme de pasadas fal-
taS.
-iQue faltas podeis haber come
lido, esposo MIC?
FL marques continue:
-Juana; 81 Ell hombre a quien hs-
beis amado consintiendo en- ser su es-
posa por creerle noble y eaballero,
no fuera mas que un vii asesino 1ls
seguirias amanda?
-Aunque fuerais I'm asesino, res
pondio Juana, os amaria con toda mi
alma.
Y al decir este abraz6 I su Harido
cubriendole de besos.
-Oidme, Juana, por Dios, die a
hesido; 20 no soy un hombre houra-
do como habeis creido, mis- manos han
cometido mas de IN crimen. Ell are
pentimiento habia germinado va en-
mi alma, y cuando mis- p~rop6sitos
cram los de viyir a vuestro lado Y re-
cuperar mi honor perdido por medic
de una vida ejemplar, los sniserabies
que me lanzaron por la se1da del
crimen, de Ia que 20 votuntarianente
ne habia a~partado, han uuerido obi
garme a que de nuevo Ia ennprendiese;
siendo esta Ia causa de que me veass
en- tan lamentable estado.
FL marques, antes de que su espesa
pudiese evitarlo, SO arrodiG6 a sus
pies y con tono solemne dijo:
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La una daba en- los r~elojes vecinos.
La callejuela estaba desierta.
IN coche dc alquiiar aeert6 4 pasar
en- aquel momentc.
Gontran llam6 al cochero Y este lie
ayud6 q subir en- q earruaje, ere
yendo que el marques era victima de
alguna indisposici6n.
A L. Gale Helder, numero 10, di-
- ei heriGo; 81 llegas en- diez mlnu-
tos te dare un LUIS de propina.
e. cochero trato de hacerse acree-
dor a Ia oferta Y lego a su destino en-
81 tempo deseado.
-Subid al principal y llamad a la
unica puerta cue vereis Y decide a
mi ayuda de carnara, que sera el que
os abra Ia puerta, que su amo esta
aqui. orden6 con apagada voz el mar
ques al coehero.
Instantes despues, Ell auriga Y el
criado de Gontran estaban junto a es-
te.
-~Guillerrno, dijo el herido a su
criado, en- mi gabinete y en- ell cajon
de Ia mesa escritorio nay IN CORE
cito de caoba; traemelo y al mismo
tempo bajas mi capa-
Desapareeio el criado y transcurri-
dos algmos minutes reapareeio cor
los objetos pedidos.
-Vete 4 dormir, Guinernlo, dijo 81
MARQUES, y solo va O Ell coehero, lie
ordeno Que le eondujeea g Ia Gale de
Verredil, que, como saben nuestros
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p IRROMPlBLE

Seedn noticias del Monitor de "a
Papeierie". Sc ma conseguido fabricar
cen fibras de bambu Y de eucalipto, IN
papel irrompible, lavable e impermea-
bic.
Las fibras SO mezclan cor IA cor
tea de ciertos arbustos.
Las materials Sc deshilachan. Sc Sc
can, Sc limpian, Sc hierven en- le-
jia alcalina ' despues Sc echan ea
aqua clara. Luego, tras IN trata-
miento bastante compiicado. IA pasta