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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CUMMINGS MAKES DENIAL
NO PLAN ON FOOT TO RAISE
20 MILLION CAMPAIGN FUND
Democratic Chairman Declares New
York Newspaper Story IN With
ont Foundation.
InY Associated pr.ss l

WASHfNGToS. Jan. 2l~-Chairman
Cummings. Of the Democratic National
Committee, today made public a letter
to tho editors fthc New York Tribune
denying statements in that newspaper
that the committee planned TO raise a
fund OF s2O.Ooo.O0o 70. this years pres
idcntiai program"
stances" said MIR. Cummings. has tho
chairman OF the Democratic National
Committee, or any one authorized to
speak for the financial department or
the committee, made amy statement in
dicatinS that II was the purpose of the
Democratic National COMMITTEES TO
raise L fund OF 10000 900 for this
years presidential campaign
Such fund could not be raised, and
could not be properly used If raised
Our purposes have been plain and un-
mistakablc. We seek enough campaign
contributions to enable us to conduct
"a Legitimate campaign and to nrcsent
our cause adequately to tho people
1T is very likely that effective cam
paign work will be more expensive this
year than during any previous year in
our political history. This will be due
not only to the higher cost of printing
distribution and clerical assistance, but
in the voting population. growing out
OF the granting of suffrage to women
Il see nothing improper in financing
the campaign of political part V
through popular subscriptions. surely.
II Is far better than to attempt such
work through the contributions OF a
few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
HIGHLAND COUNTY OFFICIALS
DEMAND THREE SOLDIERS
warrants Arc Sworn Ont Against C.mn
Jackson Men Result of Chap
lin Tragedy.
tRy Associated rrcss.l
"A ILL

BY Associated Prcssl
ILL BiA. 5. C., Jan. 2l.-Warrants
TOT the arrest of an officer and two en- :
listed men At Camp jackson were
sworn Out today By Waller Bailey. one
MiliaT ;. Chaplin was killed when sol
dicrs halted the car on the camp road
The soldiers are charged with being
par,iceps criminis in the killing OF Mir.
'Ihapiin- Tor whose death private San
night. Jury last
The three are Lieutenant p. n.
frowier., officer OF the day at the time
o! mo Killing, Corporal Edmond r. Man
sion. and Private Roy Januz. The en-
iistea men composed the detachment
that stopped the automobile while
sea.cninS Tor an escaped prisoner
ShcfiH Mccain, of Richland County.
issued formal demand on the camn
ahu,hor.ties to turn over the soldiers 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RED CROSS PERSONNEL is
MOVING OUT OF SIBERIA
with Few Exceptions. Workers Are on
Way HOme Via Sladfros-
RY Associated nrea,.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-withdra " a !
of American Red Cross personnel in
Siberia Is being carried out success
fully, American Red Cross headquarters
from Vladivostok.
With tho exception or seventeen
nurses attached 10 the Twenty -scvent IN
United States infantry at Irkusk. and
six OF the> male personnel. the cable
gram stated. all members Of tho COM
mission 10 Siberia have started on their
way TO Nladivostok. from which port
they Will embark simultaneously with
the departure Of the American troops.
Hospitals established By the Amc-!-
cans at lrkutsk and Serkenudinsk have
been turned over to anti Bolshcvisi
representatives and tho Russian Red
Cross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
FOOD COSTS STILL SOARING
Wholesale Prices OF Meats. YeEetsb,e,
and Groceries Rise in New
York
tBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Increase OF
IRON 10 to 100 per cent in the whole
sale prices. OF staple meats and veEe-
tables In New York City since August
d.. were shown in figures made public
today by the Department of AEricui-
ture; ~ the same time the Depart
menu or Justice announced that de-
creases in the prices OF fifteen out OF
ninetcen articles ella ssihed as groceries
IN New York City were shown during
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CENSUS ALMOST COMPLETE
Rapid Progress Reported. md All Re-
turns Are Expected by
February Is.
lbs Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l-Rapid' prog
ross is being made in the fourteenth
dcccnnial census enumeration. Direc-
tor Sam. J.. Rogers announced today
that completed returns from las dis
tricts. In the larger cities had been
received and that returns from practi-
caly all districts were expected to be
IN the census bureau by February Is,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
TAX ON PURCHASES OVER
So ADVOCATED BY KAHN
NC" fork Hankcr Would Substitute
FIN for Excess Profits
[By Associated Press ]

BY Associated Pressl
OF the excess profits tax and substitu-
.ion therefor of tax OF per cent
on an purchases exceeding 50. to be
paio ny the purchaser. was advocated
ny Otto II. Kahn. New York banker.
here today. in an address before the
Association OF Credit Men
Mr. Kahn characterized tho cxces.
prohts tax as "frcakish" and pane
iui IN its influence and blamed its
high. cost of living, industria1 and CO.
nom!c dislocation and social d!scon-
TAX on purchases. Mr. Kahn recalled
tnat the scheme was employed success
Iaily during the War Between the
states. and estimated that such a tax
%ould produce from s2.OO0,000.o0o to
St;ooo; oOo.o 900 A year, enough TO per-
mt abolition Of the income tax on in
comes under $1,000 a year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
sirs. FIeisehm.nn WINK Divorce.

CINCINNATI, Jan. cl.-AIrs. Lila
Fleischmann was today granted de-
cree of divorce from julius Fleisch-
maan, of New York. former Mayor OF
Cincinnati, BY Judge G. W. Hoffman,.
in the Court Of Domestic Relations. In
her testimony Mrs. Flesch,pann re-
ferrcd 10 a Mrs. IIeminEway.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WILL
OPERATE BIG PRISON FARM
Purchnse~ I.230 Acres or Land Four
Miles From Atlanta
Ibeultcuflxry
tBy Associated Prcsr J

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. 2i-Twcivc hum
dred. and fifty acres OF farm land in
Dckalb County. about four miles from
the Federal pcnitcntiary here. has Just
been purchased by che United States
government. and will be operated in
Connection with the hiS prison The
price paid was 100000.
According TO Warden Fred Zsrbst
about 200 prisoners will be used nj the
Farm. where dormitorics will be con
stTucted. For tho present. dwelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SABOTAGE FOLLOWS STRIKE
TeieSrnph and Telephone Communities.
ton In Italy Interrupted
by Damages.
lBy Associated Press.l

BY Associated Press
~ ESTE, Jan. 21.-Sabotage incidcn
interrupted wire communica tion he.
oSeen seventeen of the larger cities
3 ie-n LAY and also is affecting tho in
lines; The strike is most w;dcsnrcpaS y
.tncrn italy, where army lincme 4
fh.ntemhpting to repair the wires.
tim o'o exploded in the railway sta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Today Is
National
Thrift i'm
Industry Day
Watchful Working

Our economic life will depend upon
the clarity of purpose and thought -
with which we approach the problems
of reconstruction. There must be no hesitation no
waiting for action by some one else, but all must
generate the spirit of optimism and work whole
heartedy for it's full fruition in our everyday lives
The wheels of commerce must now turn with 2
speed unprecedented. worldwide opportunity
lies at the doors Of our shops and factories and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
The Weather
tFurn,sbsd by o. 8. Weather Bureas.,
Forecast: virginia

Forecast: virginia
Fair in north nnd west.
rain or snow southeast
portion: Thursday cold
eri Friday fair.
North Carollnn--Hain
Thursday: colder In In
terlor and Mt night on
tho coast. Friday fair:
colder in enst portion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

risky and dangerous. Seek safety frst-have an
account with strong bank-make regular weekly
deposits-and it will surprise you to see how much
you can save -,
The best way i'll the world to make real start
in saving is to get Family Expense Account Book
and start keeping an account of your expenses.
You can have one of these books free for the ask
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

houses on tho property will be dsed
for housing the men. EegetabicsS for
the feeding OF prisoners and grain ana,
other stock feeds will DC raised 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

AS Nation with united thought
in war, SO must we be Nation with
united thought in peace. The broth
erhood of man must be interpreted
and made real, that it may rebound to
the betterment Of all who live in this
wonderful day-that it may be useful
to not only ourselves, but to future
generations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

that opportunity must be seized and handled
expedtiously.
The program for National Thrift Week aims to
encourage every member of this community for in
creased efhclency-to cooperate in every project
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
PARKER WINS NOMINATION

ns Has Good Lead in I,oui.i.
ana t:ubernatorinI
Primary.
>,r, tBy Associa ted Pre~1
Nov ORLEANS. Jan. sI-Ioa, :,
81 ineom Gi MeT Te. Orleans: the FACE
for Governor at the reguias n norninate d
primary Yesterday by a maJor; 93cra -
nantsrs at at from 5000 to 1900. sun-
OF Monroe. the other candidate Stubs no,,S
c NE the newspaper which indorseddi 10
inatInns n a. paI noon conceded the mons ms
Nopr,oWiIi Teach German.
oificiais :ndav Jan; ,Si;-Ppblic schoo,
,'eacIhing OF German would be res,,n sn {,
~ inc local public schools Eehroanied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Family Expense Account Book Free

In using the Family Expense Book you make BUDGET or
estimate of expense the month"; and then enter p the
@ M under the proper headings day by day At the
what your chance to save No be
ter plan was ever Of for cutting down
supply of Family Budget and Expense Account Books on hand
and will gladly give free charge you will call for it,
Do this without delay. ~ - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Now is the time for the forward look the clear
vision, the earnest purpose. Employers and work
by desire to raise the standard of life are seeking
the cooperation of all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall u hours ending s = M.... 80
tainfail - hourY ending L. M...... 20
deficiency. since March l............ 3.2S
deficiency since January l............ lisa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Saving Gives Confidence

The man with growing savings
account has confidence in himself,
which creates greater earning power,
hence greater saving. Every surplus
dollar counts and should be put
promptly to work at interest. Avoid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

IN making this better community in
which to live-to cause every indi-
vidual to feel cordial atmosphere
to encourage integrity and thrift III
industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Local Temperature Yesterday.

T. NJ Temperature ......... So
Ma Simum tcinpcr3 ture TO S =. NJ. ..
Minimum tempcrature 10 B L. NJ. 80
Mean temperature Yesterday ~
Normal tcmDcraturc for this date. IS
EXCESS
deficiency since March l.......... -
Dcncicncy since January l............ IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Personal Account Books

These correspond to the Family Budget Books and are in
tended for use by unmarried men and women
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
Entreteninientos Infantiles
LA ELECTRICIDAD EN- Los CABELLOS

I Sc cubren la paroles exteriores
de la botella, hasta las dos ~terceras
parties de su altura o hojas de es-
tano, que sirven para %envolver pa
quotes de tabaco Y otros obJetos, Y
Sc introducen en- la botella limadura
de hero.
Sc a~traviesa ell tap6n de corcho de
la botella con una varilla de laton GU
va punta toque las limaduras, o que
de cerca de elias. Dicha varilla ter
nina por SUI parte superior, en- for
ma de gancho, en- una bola de cobre.
Este es TODD ell aparato que nece-
sitamos .
Akora tomemos un trapo de lana Y
frotando con rapidez IN tubo de LAM
para, toqremos con este la bola de
cobre. Hagamos la misma operation
varias wees, acarcando Ell tubo de
I lampara a ia bola dc cobre des
pues de cada frotamiento. Pronto no.
taremos un pequeno movlmlento en-
ell interior de la botella y POGO des-
pues Sc ven aparecer chispas, 10 cual
indica que la botella esta suficiente-
mente cargada. .
81 dleZ, ounce o velnte o mas per-
sonas Sc toman de las mano forman
do un circulo de manera que Ia pri-
mera persona que comenzo la cade-
ma V que tiene Ia botella en- la mano,
pueda tocar a la Ultima con Ia bola
de cobre de Ia botella, en- cuanto di
cha persona es tocada reciben todos
los de Ia cadena, al mismo tempo,
una connection, mas o menos violen-
ia, segun la carga electrical que haya
recibido Ia hotella.
En- este case la botella de Leyden,
carsada como estaba de electricidad,
ha herido con un pequeno rayo a to
das las personals que formaron la ca
dena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
81 LAS MUJERES TUVIE..
A MAYOR CUIDADO
CON SU SALUD HA-
BRIA MENOS MI
NOS ENFERMOS

Las mujeres, por regia~ general. ig-
Moran la in:portancia que su saiud
significa, en- ell future de sus nrnos:
Muchas mujeres descuidan su salud
siendo esta la razon principal por la
que hay tantos ninos enfermlzos. De-
berian tener gran cuidado, espe-
cialmente cuando esperan ser ma
dres. Existen millones de mujeres
que ignoran que todos los dolores
que las ~aquejan, dejan su marca IN
deleble, tanto en- Ia madre como en-
ell uino. Esas afecciones -palldecen Ia
faz arruinan la figura, ell caracter,
LIS marchitan y las hacen aparecer
viejas antes de tempo. IA huien lie
gusta una mujer vieja y reseca? Su
vida no es mas que mlserla. Toda nu
jer deberia conocer ell valor de cler
tas medicinas que son magnificas du
rante los periodos d~olorosos. Ell Lax
viburnum Compound es n famosa
preparation, -bendecida por millares
de mujeres, pues cast las ha arreba
tado de las garras de Ia muerte. Ha
corregido las condolences p~ecullares
de su sexo V salvado en- muchos ca
SOS del cuchillo del cirujano. ST listed
sufre de debilidad, desvanecimien-
tos, dolores ~periodicos, NAL apetito,
complexion palida, dolor en- los ri
homes, calofrios, enfriamlento de las
manos Y los pies, calenturas, vahidos,
p~alpitaciones del coraZon, nerviosi-
dad, jaquecas cronicas, cansancio,
sueho inquieto, dolores generates, es-
pasmos, flujos del corazon, do!or en-
ire los hombros y la espina, acidez
del estomago, nauseas, indigestion,
pasaje dif;cultoso de Ia orina G que
causa ardores ell los organos uteri-
nos, pesadillas, histeria, l~eucorrea,
nerviosidad, constipation, f.atu!erL,
cha, irregularidad en- los intestinos,
insensibilidad Y dolores en- los MEM
bros, perdida de memoria, falta de
energia, hormigueo en- los pies, pos.
TRACTION n%erviosa. melnacolia, y debili-
dad general, adquiera este soberano
remedio, que es n dadiva lnapre-
cable para su sexo, y bendec!ra ell
dia en- que vic este anuncio. En- los
tres p~eriodos c~riticos de la mujer,
Ell L~axviburnum Compund es ina
~nreciable. Tn tratamiento complete
de L~axviburnum Compund cuesta
diez dollars; medic tratamiento seis
dollars, pero su valor effective, es de
millones para los ~pacientes. De venta
solamente por The Laxal Medicines
Company. S54 'kaxal Bldg, Pitts.
burgh, Pa CAdv)..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
Platicas CON los Ninos
LA lNVENCI0N De LA LoCOMOTORA

firmativamente, pero todos los inge-
nieros, que no podian resignarse a
que Sc les creyera inferiores a un
hombre sin estudios, ~propalaron la
idea de que la construction de aquel
canine de hero II la cosa mas abb
surda que Sc pudiera pensar. Uno de
ellos k pregunto con Soma: ino cree
de que pasara IN cosa terrible 81
una vaca Sc atraviesa en- Ia via?-Si,
contesto Ell inventor, sera terrible pa
"a L. vaca.
Por fin, venciendo muchas difficult
tades, pues los propietarios de los ca
minos que habia de ~atravesar Ia nue.
va via, Sc negaron a facilitar terreno
para tai objeto en- 1926 quedo con-
cluida esa via, la primera en- los fe-
rrocarriles del mundo.
Stephenson obtuvo con So invento
honores Y riquezas.
He aqui, queridos ninos, n de
los muchos ejemplos de 10 que puede
ell amor al estudio, la constancia y Ell
deseo de progresar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
CUENTO PARA NINOS
Revolution de los miembros del cuerpo contra ell cerebro

cerebro. ole reinaba como senior
absolute sobre TODD ell cuerpo, sin de-
iarse yer siquiera, como esos reyes
orientales Que desde ell fondo de sus
~palacios dictan ordenes a millones
de subditos, que nj slquiera los CO.
nocen.
iEl cerebro. He ahi ell %tiranol di-
ieron los del piso alto a los de abajo
iMuera ell cerebro! g%ritaron los
pies con IN fuerte pataleo.
.Muerai p~almotearon las manos' en-
tanto que ambas golpeaban el craneo,
como los amotinados apedrean a We
ces las residencias rales.
Quedo convenido entire todos los
miembros que no obedecerian mas al
cerebro Y que cada miembro sc go
bernaria por 81 mismo.
4 los pocos momentos de aquel
pronunciamiento desperto nuestro
anarquista sin haberse dado cuenta
de la revolution que acababa de es-
tallar en- su cuerpo. Sc puso en- PIE
maquinalmente Y salio a Ia Gale.
Ell cerebro >comprendio que Sc ne
cesitaba caminar por aquella Gale
con las debidas precauciones, por-
que ests "a -llena de hoyancos Y or
demo a los pies que caminasen des
pacio Y \ los ojos que vigilasen cl
canine.
iMuera Ell tirano! fue Ia contesta
ci6n de oics Y pies.
Y los pies Sc a%cordaron Cue ha-
bian andado mucho tempo en- ell
suelo Y que era muy justo que aho-
ra fuera Ia cabeza la que anduviera
en- ell suelo Y clos en- 10 mas alto Y
Sc negaron a seguir caminando Y
a sostener ell cuerpo. por 10 que
este cay6 pesadamente en- terra.
En- tai posture Sc irguieron los pies
con altaneria tratando de sut'yugar
a la cabeza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

No ha mucho. segir refieren las
cr5nicas, Sc verified Ell hecho rarlsl-
mo a par cue curlosos e INSTRUCT
vo que a referir a nuestros lee
torcitos:
Erase un socialista furibundo, del
tipo ~bolchevique, enemigo Jurado de
TODD 10 que sobresalia por su INTEL
gencia O su aptitud. Para Ell todos los
hcmbres debian ser iguales, todos e.
ran acreedores a la misma suma de
dinero, consideraciones Y comodlda-
des:> todos deberian TRAFALGAR con sus
manos, unico trabajo que ell conside
raba digno de tenerse en- cuenta. por
10 que TODD a~rtista, TODD hombre de
letras. TODD PROFESSIONALS deberla ser
obligado a TRAFALGAR con Sus manos en-
los campos o en- los talleres.
Isl todos los hombres tr~abajaran
con sus manos, decia nuestro Socla-
lista. todos los camRos estarlan cul-
tivados dentro de POGO, los talleres Sc
multiplicarian. las horas de trabaJo
serian para todos y pTonto
Ia abundancia llenaria de dicha a to
dos los hombres. para que hacen
falta los politicos, los profeslonistas,
los medicos, los intelectuales, en- una
palabra?"
Asi discurria noche y dia e. socia-
lista de esta veridica historic Y de
tanto pensar resulto n cosa rarlsl-
ma, la enfermedad SOCIALISM, que pa
decia su espiritu Sc comunic" a 81
cuerpo. a sus miembros todos, que
Sc dec;a,aTon francamente socialls-
tas.
Los pcs fueron los piimeros en-
d~eclararse en- alberta rebeldia contra
la caba :. De que, deciIL les pies
hemos de andar nosotros plsando
siempre el suelo, en- tanto que Ia ca
beza Sc halla siempre en- Ia parte
mas elevada del cuerpo, avasal!an-
do a todas las demas? Que ande Ia
cabeza, en- tanto que %nosotros nos eN
~tenderemos hacia ell cielo, hacla 10
etereo, despues de haber estado tan
to tieumo pegados a la terra.
Los brazos siguieron ell ejemplo de
las piernas Y cansados de andar col
gados Sc alzaron sobre la cabeZa pal
moteando Y hacienda locas plruetas
de algeria para ceiebrar su libertad
Protest6 tambiGn e. corazon con-
ira la tirania en- que 10 habia tenido
siempre Ia cabeza..
Los inquilinos del piso principal, es
to es, la boca, los oidos, los o;os, al
presenciar aquella revolution Sc unie
ron igualmente, iquien 10 creyera.
con los rebeldes, haciendoles yer que
clos estaban suietos a Ia tirania del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

Al ~peinarse ell cabello Sc des-
arrolla electricidad, Ia cual sc mani
fiesta por un Iigero chasquido que Sc
desprende a cada frotamiento.
Dicha electricidad del pelo es mas
perceptible durante la noche porque
Ell peine al pasar por ell cabello no So
10 produce IN chasquido, sino tamblen
unas pequenas chispas azules, meJor
dicho. esas chispitas azules Sc produ-
cen tambien durante lie dla, pero no
son visibles a causa de Ia luz del sol,
pero en- la noche Y en- un sltlo oscu-
70 Sc ven claramente
Tomemos ahora unos pedacltos &c
rapel Y p6ngamoslos sobre de una
mesa. ST al pasar el peine por Ell caoe
10 10 retiramos vio!entamente Y 10
acercamos a los pedacitos de papel,
veremos como 6stos Sc levantan y Sc
adhieren al peine.
BALE DE FIGURAS-Tomemos
una cajita de MADEIRA 0 de carton.
Una cajita de puros puede servlr ad-
mirablemente para nuestro obJeto. I'm
ell interior de Ia GAIA sc ponen flgu
a recortadas de papel, tales como
soldados, animales, Y Sc cubre la ca
ia con una lamina de vidrio.
Tomando I'm trapo. de franela Sc
frota la lamina de Vidrio Y al mo-
mento comienzan a bailar las figuri-
tas de papel, que yacen en- ell fondo
de Ia c%ajita.
Es cue ell frotamiento de Ia frame
la contra ell vidrio ha producido cleo
tricidad, que es Ia que hace bailar a
las figuritas en- el interior de la ca
ia.
Las chispas azules que Sc despren-
den del cabello al peinarlo son en- rea
lidad pequenos rayos, que en- NADIA d.
fierer, 81 no es en- Ia nagnitud, de
los rayos que Sc ~desprenden de las
NUDES, los que desgajan arboles y ma
tan personals Y animales.
B0TELLA DE LEYDEN-Con n
botella de cuello ancho vamos a ia
bricar un aparato electrico que pue-
de seryirnos para muchos expert
mentoS.