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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-29

patch Of green feed to another.
This practice of moving the sheep fire.
quently to fresh ground. as well as
the plan of blowing the land for the
subsequent crop, eliminated the dam
ger OF loss from stomach worms.
Although the system requires some
extra preparation of the land and
seeding, as we'll us shifting Of the
sheep from n plat to another and
providing plenty of water for the NUT
ton makers, = nevertheless, is be-
lieved worthy Of trial, especially IN
sections of high-priced farming land
where a maximum return must be
realized from every acre used.
The Results Applied.
On the basis of the results in this
experiment n flock of 200 breeding ewes
would require 50 acres of forage crops.
1t would require the services of two
men and one team to produce 50 acres
of forage crops, in addition to caring
for the sheep. Winter feed for such a
flock, together, together with that for
horses, would require 80 acres Of sim
liar land, making Il total of 115 acres
of farm land necessary for the main
%tenance of Il 2O0-ewe flock under this
system. On the basis Of the 1919
market prices, the gross income from
u reasonably wcll-managed W flock
handled in this way would be about
$4,000. This figure represents the re-
turn of the ewes on 115 acres of land
and Il years work Of two men and four
horses.
There would be a higher expense for
seed than in ordinary farming, but
the amount of labor required and its
distribution throughout the year would
afford Il very marked advantage in fa-
vor of sheep farming IL compared
with other agricultural activities pro-
ducing an equal revenue
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-29

A young woman Of Edinburgh
whose hatpin injured q mans eye and
caused him to lose the sight of it,
offered as compensation to marry him,
The offer was accepted.
Charles F. Wildasenn of Bishop.
CAL. made the trip across the west
ern plains 18 times before the rail.
road days. Now that there are rail-
roads. he has just made the trip again,
at the age of seventy-eight, in a mo
tor a which he purchased in Chi.
cagO.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-29
Stock
TT NOTES

Stock feeding provides steady en-
ployment to the farmer.
No animal on the farm succumba
more quickly to disease than sheep.
It is important that the calf pens
be placed to avoid too great ;ariatiOns
In temperature.
Calves should not be crowded-not
more than four in each pen. Provide
q stanchion for each calf.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-29
CONVERSATIONS

.Archeologists contend that drawings
.of human beings and animals In ancient
.caves in France prove that man was
nqht-handed as long ago as In the
stone age.
The British government has estab'
,lished a research station to determine
the fuel value Of coal and Its aSod'
ucts and especially to ascertain the
extent to which l0w-grade coal u
-ro,,,.rv waste Gun be utilized.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-29
Perfectly Satisfied.

MY friend, you have no ear for mu-
sic. l don't think I can teach o to
play the violin. so I hesitate to take
any more Of your money"
Its all right, professor" urged the
other. II only want to do a small
tune while standing or my head. It's
for an act in MISUNDERSTANDING
COurier-JOurna
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-01-29
The illustration

Queen Marie of liOumania is here
see distributing American soap at a
Red Cross distribution in one of the
country villages of ltoumania. The
naked boy was dressed in such for
lorn, filthy rags that his mother made
him remove them. and he appeared
before his queen uncl0thed. However,
the good Marie. instead Of %censuring,
saw that the boy received a complete
new SET of clothes from the Red Cross.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
FORMER GOVERNOR OF
OKLAHOMA WILL SOON
PUBLISH HIS MEMOIRS

Ada. Okla. July 1s-Oklahoma's B
t,rst governor, c. n. Haskell. is to
publish his memoirs some time late
IN the year, according to a number of
his friends here Old timers and
men prominently associated with Has
kell during Oklahoma's early statehood
have been asked to supply data for
the proposed publication. The book
proposes to give Mr.. Haskells expert.
cnces during the early days and his
views ON events to subsequent history.
Although Mr., Haskell has not made
oklahoma his home during the last
few years, he was active during the
early history Of the state His friends
declare that no more spectacular DO.
litical story could be written than
that of Haskell. Mr.. Haskell, now
an oil magnate and financier, is rated
among the millionaires
power in the Sequoyah convention
his capacity for leadership there gave
him dominance in the constitutional
convention in later years 1t was
through Mr.. Haskell that the state
capital was moved from Guthrie to
Oklahoma City. Other events in his
career include a Legislative investiga-
ton and an indictment by a federal
grand jury in McAlester, from both
OF which he came out victorious;
fight with the late Colonel Roosevelt
eliminating in Haskell's withdrawal
as treasurer of the Democratic ma.
tional committee and campaign
against Robert i. owen for a seat
in the serate being defeated in which
he retired from political life and moved
to New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
GARMENT WORKERS To.
FORM BIG ALLIED BODY.

New York, July 17.--Definite steps
toward formation Of a great alliance
of all the garment workers unions
In America have been taken by the
International Ladies' Garment Work.
ers' union.
Benjamin Schlesinger, president .;
the union. announced today that a
call had been sent out for con-
ference to be held the later part
Of October for the purpose OF organ.
izing a federation Of the 500 900 cloth
ing workers in the seven international
unions in the clothing and garment
industry.
THE logic of events and the legiti.
mate causes which have prompted
the formation Of national departments
in the mining, building, printing and
other industries point with directness
to the identical necessity of form
ing similar federation in our in.
dustry," said the call sent out by
Mr.. Schlesinger
hTe membership of the following
international unions would be rep
resented in such an alliance:
United Garment Workers of Amert
ca. Amalgamated Clothing Workers,
International Journeyman Tailors' Un.
ion of America, United Cloth Hat,
Cap Makers and Millinery Workers
Union. International Fur Workers
Union, Neckwear Workers Union OF
New York and the international La
dies Garment Workers. All are affii
lated with the American Federation
Of Labor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

emitting those of mere grammatical
construction
Within the number are concealed
all the mysteries of Apocalypse reveal
cd TO the churches OF Asia. there ap-
peorcd 7 golden canuesticks and {
stars IN the hand OF him that was
in the midst; lambs before the 7
spirits OF God; the book with I seals;
the lamb with Z horns and eyes: Z
angels with Z trumpets; kings; 7
thnnders; 1000 men slam tn. dru gon
with 7 heads and crowns; and the
beast with Z heads angels bearing
7 plaques and walls of wrath The
vision of Daniel was of 10 weeks:
and the elders of Israel were TO-
There were also heavens, plan
cts, stars. champions of Christen-
dom, 7 wonders of the world notes
In music, primary colors, deadly
SINS. sacraments in the Catholic
church. The 7th son was considered
endowed with prc-eminent wisdom;
md the 7th son of 7th son is still
thought, by many to possess the power
of healing spontaneously.
Perfection is likened to gold times
purified i'll the fire. and we yet say
we were frightened out of our 7
senses
The opposite sides Of dice make
Z whence the players at hazard make
the main. Hippocrates says the
septenary number by its occult virtues,
tend tn the accomplishment of all
things TO be the dispenser OF life, and
the fountain Of all its changes; and
like Shakespeare. he divided the life
OF man into ages; for as the moon
changes her phases every days,
this number influences all sublunary
beings
The teeth appear in the 18th month
and are shed and renewed in the 7th
year, when infancy is changed into
childhood; at twice years puberty
hcgins; at three times Z the faculties
are developed and manhood com.
mcnces, and we are become legally
competent to all civil acts lat four
times a. man is in possession of all
strength; Mt five times he is fit
for all the business of the world;
at six times I grave and wise. or
never; at sever times he is in his
apogee. and from that time decays.
at eight times I he is in his first
climactcrick; at nine times T. or 63,
he is in his last or grand cimacter-
ick, or year of danger; and ten times
or three score and ten. has b. the
royal prophet. been pronounced the
natural period of life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
SUES FOR DAMAGES FOR
DEATH or PET CAT

Oklahoma City. Okla. July l9.--
Clay Helsel of this city has brought
suit in the court of the justice Of
the peace here against Henry f.
Fletcher for $50, which the former
believes minimum enumeration for
the life of a cat OF Persian nation.
atty" The plaintiff alleges mis- pet,
which is as black as raven. would
easily have brought $50 in the open
market.
Further, the plaintiff charges defend
ant with "wanton and malicious mur-
der" shooting down his neighbor's
cat while the animal was on neutral
territory Plaintiff asks damages,
,ix per cent interest thereon until paid
md for all costs Of action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18
Compilation of Biblical Facts
Show the Mineral 7 is Paramount

hotter to him than to Shadrach. etc.
A man defiled was, by the Mosaic
law unclean days. the young OF the
animals was to remain with the dam
days and at the end of the TIN
was to be taken away.
BY the old law man was commanded
to forgive his offending brother I
times, but the meetness of the reveal
ed law extended his humility to 70
times T.
In the destruction of Jericoh. 7
priests bore trumpets 7 days; on
The 7th they surrounded the walls
times; after the 7th the walls fell.
Balaam prepared years for a sac.
rifice and of Sauls sons were
hanged to stay famine.
Iaban pursued Jacob Z days Jour.
ney. Jobs friends sat Z days and Z
nights and offered I bullocks and 7
rams as an atonement for their wick.
edncss.
In the 7th year OF his reign. King
Aazuerus feasted days and on the
7th deputed his chambermaids
10 find a queen who was allowed 7
maidens to attend her.
Miriam was cleansed of her leprosy
by being shut up days. BY the
command Of Elisha. NaaInan dipped
himself times in the river Jordan
and was cloansed Of his leprosy.
Solomon was I years in building
the temple, at the dedication of which
he Toasted Z days: in the temple were
lamrs, 7 days weer appolnted for
the atonement upon the altar and
the priests son was ordained to wear
his fathers garments days.
The children OF Israel ate Unleavened
bread 7 days.
Abraham gave 7 eve lamus to Ab.
iemcch as a memorial for we'll
Joseph mourned I days for Jacob.
The Rabblns say that God employed
The power Of this number to perfect
he greatness Of Samuel. his name
answering the value of the Hebrew
word. which signifies I; whence Han
nah, his mother, in Nr THANKSGIVING
saws the barren. had brought forth T.
In scril lures are enumerated 7 res
directions; including the widows son,
hy Elias and the Summarizes son by
Elisha
The apostles chose I deacons. Encch.
who was translated. was the 7th
from Adam; and Jesus Christ was
the 77th in direct line.
Our Lord spoke times on the
cross, on which he was Z hours; nc
appeared times. and after I times
: days sent the Holy Ghost.
In the Lords prayer are peti-
tons contained in times words
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

Editors Note: A friend ,. The
Ardmoreite gathered the following data
from an article which is copied from
an old newspaper, published 10 years
ago, yellowed and creased and broken
with age. An additional coincidence
In which the numeral may be found
lies in the fact that it is thus ten
cation of the old newspaper tnat
the article appears in this issue or
The Ardmoreite
The number Z is composed of the
first two perfect numbers, equal and
unequal, and 4: for the number 2
consisting of repeated unity, which
is no number, is not perfect, compr<
hends the numerical triangle or time,
and square or quadrille conjunction
considered by the favOrers of planet.
AIRY influence as of the most benign
aspect.
In six days creation was completed.
and the 7th day was consecrated to
rest. on the 7th day Of the 7th
month, holy observance was or.
dained to children of Israel who
feasted days, and remained days
in tents. the 7th year was directed
to be a Sabbath Of rest for all things,
and at the end of I times years
commenced the grand jubilee.
Every 7th year the land lay fal-
low, every 9TH year there was gem
bondsmen were set free. From this
law may have originated the custom
of binding young men to years ap-
premiership, and Furnishing incorri.
gible offenders by transportation for Z
twice T and three times years.
Every Z years the law was to BE-
read TO the people.
Jacob served Z years for the pos
session OF Rachel, and also another
Z.
Noah had Z days warning of the
flood and was commanded to take tn.
fowls Of the air in by ana the clean
beasts by Z.
The ark touched ground on the 7tn
month and in I days the dove
was sent out, again in : days after
The 7 years Of plenty ana the I
years of famine were foretold IN
Pharaohs dream. by I fat and 7 lean
beasts and then full and blasted
ears of corn
Nebuchadnezzar was years a beast
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-18

Miami. Okla. July 19.--George Nc.
Brian. l6 years cid. is the champion
potato raiser of Ottawa county this
year. The boy harvested 100 bushels
from one-fOurth acre and is now put
ting in p second crop. He cleared
$500 on his first crop.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

II dominic ihgles. Como que Bo hal,ia
dia que no hubiera su s,lH,lio. y en
alslnos dias. tres y cuatro cnierra-
inicnioS. Sin embargo. los eniierros
aqucllos So hacian de un molo ire
probable. Los IeTnisos dc In sani-
dad los certificados medicos. los So
quitos enlutados. los parientes afligi-
dos. los peSames sentidisimos las es-
quelas mortuOrias en los peri0licos.
las coronas cOA lazos de cresp6n. todo.
todo irreprochable.
tos..
AlovidO por Ia cnriOsidad. el detec-
tive empez6 Il roildar de noche. La
triste mansion de los muertOs estaba
envuelta Ell esa paz medrOsa de los ce
menterios QuieiI hubiera vistO rOndar
Il aquel hombre por aqnellos> sitios lie
hubiase tornado por I'm apolonida en-
fermo de luna de amor. 10 peor
era que ell el campo Santo no SO mOvfa
ma brizna. Pero. de pronto. el Detcc-
tive. vi6 algo extraordinario. Unos Sc
pultureroS ADRIAN las recienteS Sepul-
plan las frdgiles tapias de los nichos
Y Sacaban algo de Slls cavidades mis-
ieri0Sas. :Que macabra profanaci0ti
era aquella? III Agente sigui6 los mo-
vimientoS SoSpechosoS. OculthndOse
para no ser deScubiertO. Unos hOmbreS
vinieron con unos autos sileIlciosus ii
recoger los bultos extraidos de las
tumbas. En- alguno, de ellos reconori0
el poiicia Il uno de los acompahantcs
mas aSf,ltlos a los eiitierros. u
cuando siguienLlo todos los IEisOs
~ atalMo todoS los icabos. ayudado
de Otros compaheros,. el Defective Sc
reSolvi0 a lanZal.Se SObre los hOmbrrS
que rondaban el cemente
rio en- la imclte. para fraspoi.tar d ig-
noEadoS antres. los cadaSeres .ilcgal-
poIiciaS aiite un escandaloso contra
bainlo de bebidas. aio 81. 81 &
DeBtro de los f6retros no habfa sino
cajas DE botellas de wiskey de todas
las marcas conocidaS., .
FL descubrimiento de este contra
bando ha sido la nota comica lie New
York. en- estos dfas.
Todos los grandes diarios, incluso
The Ne,c York Herald del que toma-
mos estos datos. han consagrado al
chistosfsimO relate. la extension que
sin duda merece. mo parece este ell
asunto de una regocijadfsima astra-
canada! Pues no Sc trata de fantasfas
de autores. sino de cosas de la vi
da... La vida que Sc burla asf de
otra manera, de todas las cosas alb
stlrdas, con un absurdO tambien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

! ii,isa sssnsauifa. ls sssswssmsltn > -
issurmin a. ia tu.~a iaisu Alaaiawairs
lara siio la o. hncr~ uua ss,maiai
- saruiliisa miiiurlsra. ipr~me elsssu
fs~s r-sudio. ar'sgiiass A. ln lsissls
Eia a. les scivs Bhrinus atiies g. has
cIniTlarimW-. es,ecas dc Irse,aa. sis.,a-
rIs,iin de- hurvos lasas ~ lssas3'a
ry'n Il mr.lio maraiio. ssc. sse.
~ irnEsdo De- los mai,as siii,mari
nus y u csandio dcisqido sie la 80.
rricni.s suIcrficiales profunaas tie
ne iainbifn I'or uhj,fo auKiliar luS
progrcsos De Ia nayegaci6n sul,mari-
IA.
\ 80 comiciza por los Esitrches.
lorque ellos s,n. sus corrienies. Ia
ailupmia suhre iodo de- aleadas enor-
mes dc aqua "c.inica I'or el de Gi-
braltar. base Dc Ia ecnnomfa del Me
diierraneo y del regimen lie los pai-
ses costcroS. Adenas. no son bien como
cidos nj el relieve submarine dc To-
Estrechos nj sus corrientes. v ahora
que Sc intenia construir tlincles que
permitan el paso de los ferrocarrileS.
es Indispensable. antes de formular
proyecto alguno. dar 81 mapa del re
iieve del fondO Y conocer 'eou exacti
tud las direcciones intensidades de-
las corrientes. li{s-
III conference.-the bizo yer: In en0r-
me importancia cieiItffica y etgon6aii-
ca de estos problemas. Y, por 10 tililto,
la trascendencia extraordinaiia de e,-
ia solemne reunion en- Madrid de To-
das las potencias mediterraneas.
Espaila adquiere un compromise de
honor v pOne contribuci6n todas sus
fuerzas para cumplir debidamente los
acuerdOs que Sc tomen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10
Ell TEATRO DE VIDA
La paz de los sepulcros...

Sabido es que loS amcricanos tie.
men Ia coslumhrr de nciairiar sns
mnertos. cuando I,uedcn ha,crlo. y
esia coSiumbrc ha sido purSia an
tos por unos contrabandistas inge-
nioSos.
I'm detective que tiene muy buen
olfato. empezo a fijarse. leycldo la
prensa. n unos fhnebreS reclamos
que se sucedfan frecuentemente. Algu-
mas veces. EN- un solo peri0dico habfa
mas de uno. era siempre la nOticia
de que un seiiOr una senOra que
vivian en- New York. y que accidental
mente Sc encOntraban Ell el Canada.
habfan muerto en la possession mgleSa.
Entire sus disposicioncs teStamemia-
rias figuraba unas veceS In de querer
repOsar en- la amada TERRA nativa.
Otras veces no eran los difuntOs sin0
los parientes amantfSinlos los que
pensaban que el amado 'muerto no de
bfa quedarse durmiendo el Suelo eter-
no Ell TERRA eXtranjera resoltian
trasladarlo a New York. DesGe 81 Gle.
10. donde sin duda gozarfa de la
bfenaventuranZa FL difunto. aeradece-
ria este raSgo sentimental.
PerO el caSO Sc repetia con mucla
frecuencia. En- un solo dfa hubo dos.
tres. cuatro sepeli0S proccdenteS dc
Canada.
FL defective Observable Y no vefa
NADIA sospechoso. Con efecto, Il Ia es-
taci0n del ferrocarril lleg;iba el fur
g0n. Tn autom0vil rec0gfa el f6retrO.
UnOs hombres enlutadOS Sc acercaban
UnO de ellos mas triste que los otros
vertfa algunas ldgrimaS ahogai,a
algdn solloZo rebelde.
En- la casa murtuoria, junto Ia
puerta. pendiente del muro. una coroe
na flmebre con los crespunes del ,llto
ponfa su tristeza. IA
Y la comitiva segufa hacia el ceinen-
terio, hacia uno de los graides cemeir-
terios de la ciudad. En- e sitiU de cos
tumbre. el penado, recibfa el. peSame
del cortejo. No eran muchos; pero
ESQ ST todos iban tristes. Sc yefa que
lamentaban de veras la desgraeia.
Nadie Sc retiraba de junto Ia TO-
sa hasta que los sepultureros habfan
eehado la Ultima paletada de terra
sobre la GAIA o habfan puesto el t1lti-
mo ladrillo del nicho. Entonces, un
POGO mas aliviado, pero siempre> cir
cunspecto, Sc retiraba el cortejo.
Instintivamente, recelaba de aque-
llo ell detective suspicaz. :Que extra
ia epidemic era esa que atacaba tan
certera los neoyorquinos residences
Ell Canada? Bueno, Y habfa que yer
el ndmero de estos que yiajaba por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10
La Ciencia Espahola
lecturas y Conferencias
La exploration cienuica del Medterraneo"

~ u inannia ezq.ahsa a. ns~ann.
grnfln ais h smmFsn rumfeumgin n.
fa,i0u o. nucn. qs,lsm rAlann6 y f,is,.
gEAma a. n i.rsAlmM rssnfrrncia in.
irinssi,asai I.ara h ekiauraci6n cicnli
hsa drl Msliielranro.
lliEo hisisfia D. lus amiesrdtnies
A. In runfeisasia = d. Don acnrrios
aeiEtidos De i,s cengrg~sss birrnaeic-
haisS be GsRFarla. ryunioIes rn
aianaco. cn Roma = en Paris expn
Sanalo anc IN crsnferencia era lsaia
Eqafa ma gran homer y cinSliiuia un
slsl,rr icaiizar sus acucrtlos l'eialij
81 ,as'rTama irazado por a Cmni;S
central en "a rs-iente reunion de Pa
ris. qnc seguramen,e sera sanciolSdlo
GA Madrid.
Conprende este programa: organi-
zaci6n Y funs.ionalismo de Ia Ohcina
Central. que tiene por presidcnte nj
principe de Monaco y por secretario
general al doctor Richard. Esta OIL
Gina. dc In que forma parte un dele
gado lDor cada naci0n mediterr5nea. Y
de la que son secretaries adjuntos los
secretaries de las distintas delegaciO-
nes. dirlgira las campaiias. seaalara
los lugares en- que han de realiZarse
las Operaciones. la fndole de eStas y
los metOdos instrumentos que hayan
de emplearse. Dirigira tambien las
publicaciones. Tendra facultad para
selecciOnar el personal que realice las
campaiias TOdas las naciones adheri-
das contribuiran a su funcionalismO
con una suma que no puede ser infe-
rior 5000 frances anualeS.
EXistiran subcomisiOnes de Qufmi-
ga, de Mareograffa. de Corrientes, de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

de innensas fincas sembradas de
cana por parte de los japoneses, no
muy tlistantes de Manila.
A fin de preyenir, que la cOnquista
de. las islas vaya extendiendose de ma.
nera tai. inieiada por el Jap6n, ha side
presehfado Ell la camara de Rcpresen-
tantcs NJ proyecto de ley, por el cual
SO otorga los residences ell cada mu-
nicipaiidad Ell donde Sc pudiera COM
prar tieIras para prop0sitos dglfcolas
o inlustriales por ciudadanos cxiranje
ros, Ia primacia Ell la venta, " asi mis-
mo obligando al vendedor ceder La
finca a tales RESIDENCES; en- el suruesto
de que estos ofrezcan igual Drecio que
.el contIincante por la misma. 5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-10

Mss~osaurin msagaiA. A. liiuisrla lsn.
IN . o. Biaswa alslisman lnanal,ai.
msalir q In iu.-A.
ssm Dos di,shmrsa.r a. sssas sasis.,.
Ri-imsrs ~ tsazafA = isan D. lns
uawlsahas.
Ia eaas ~ r,alaearin: a heFsn~~o
huqne Hb.aa,H a. srl pfin,iir De
MauacS,; un hnqne fraRsss "a 'lcsig.
na,lo. d. Is,iencia > DE- ioHrlajc apr".
riado; oire buqnc cue ha ~asaruido
Italia e.lssialmciie para rsic sra J.
cio , Il buque que drsigne Eslpha.
Tralpajaran a Ia Vcz. en- las se'cio-
mes que Ia ohcina oniTal sehale. 10
dos los buqncs snn Fl plan irazaslo,
con lUs missnos meiodos y FL misno
Instrumental.
las primeras campaflas ~ Icaliza-
ran cn los eStrechos De Gibraltar y
nardanelos. tomando paTie invesiiga-
dores de- las direrSas naciones repre-
seGiadas.
Las pnblicaciOnes seran en cspailol.
frances. ingles e italiano.
: Campailas preliminares de ensayo
habFan de realizarse inmediatamente.
La primera sera ifaliana. los Dar-
,lanelOs. Dos investigadores espaiioles
han lido designados para eSta campa-
MA: u. Rafael y don Fernando de
Buen.
A los trabajos de los buques Sc SUI
maran las investigaciones de los la
boratOrios. cOsterOs. Sc invita- a los
palses meditcrraneos instalar los
nuevos que Sc iuzguen necesarios Y Il
dotar de material Y personal suficien-
te Il los que eXisten.
Los trabajos. todos tienen una fina-