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The daily times., 1921-09-27

Information secured by the United
States Bureau of Education shows
that more girls than boys graduate
annually from high schools. The
number of girls who attend college
has increased during the past twenty
six years 156 per cent, while the
number sof men has increased only
.143 per cent.
The daily times., 1921-09-27
GENERAL NEWS

When he discovered a hole in his
balloon Just after he had left the
ground a professional balloonist in
New Jersey Sunday was forced to
Jump from the balloon when it was
100 feet from the ground. The dis
tance to the ground was so short
that the balloonist's parachute failed
to open in time to save him from
striking the ground with force. His
back was broken, and the man may
not recover
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ultimos lnformes de la Borrasca
Parties de la Policia

Tdestruidos. Las perdidas Sc calculan
en- varios miles de dollars. No ocu-
rrieron desgracias personales.
Distrito de Sabana Grande.
Desde las 8 p. m. del dia 9, ell ci-
cl6n azotaba aquella jurisdiction, eau
sando algunos danos en- casas y plan
tios, desbordandose las aguas de los
rios, que destruyeron un puente del f.
rrocarril, interrumpiendo ell trafico
por dieha via, entire Sabana Grande y
San German. Tambien quedo obs
trudo ell servicio de telefono con el
resto de la isla No hay noticias de
que hayan ocurrido desgracias per-
sonales.
Distrito de San German.
.Durante los dias 10 Y II, sintieron-
Sc ALI fuertes ventarrones Y alguna
lluvia, destechando las casas del Sc
nor Francisco Servera Silva, Comisio-
nado de Servicio Piblico, del Hotel
Frances, de Gabriel Quinones, Sc
nora Isolina Rodriguez viuda de Hen
riquez otras. En- la calle de la Lu-
ma sc hundio un trozo del pavimento
o afirmado como dc metros de largo
por Y medic de ancho, a cuatro me-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
PRONTUARIO.
CONFERENCIA

APUNTACIoNEs PARA LOS EsTUDIANTEs DE DERECHo.
ndudable que exse uede ncuia
ac de los hjos egtmos los nauraes enen deecos
que legtmos enen, tales el recOnocimiento
FL cual decara ell padre la
elOs que han enido tai ho fueIa
del marmOnio, que 10 pOr suyo
Pero para que hjo segn la ley natural precise que
nacido del matrmOnio padres tempo lie la
cepc6n jo huicln poddo dispensa ella
erepca existene entire los hos naurales los lie
gtimos legislation Partida
de hijOs natuae
exg6ndose mde las cuaades de cOncubn presuma
ley que nacido ella amben del
bnaro Modfcada legislation las eys de Toro dpo
madr dcha cuadad de cOncubna
qued ede enonces constuo ugar la neesdad del
pOr haber medic drecto que para
acreditar La fac6n natural.
ho naurales legmados hjOs naturales reconoclos
Mucha possible legmacon de los hos naurales
subsiguente mamono haber condo matrmono padre
mujer de ella os legitmos En- tai ben
padre uede gmarOs puede reconocero decr decarar
que hijos viene reconocmeno E
cmienO dice tTatadsta hora del
aepntmeno are savar e decoo de
scducda deb que ofrece aandono pobe crur,
ia sonbIa de apelldo.
basa hijo de padres al tempo de la
conception de tai o pudean poder econocdo
enese para que puea econocdo que
crcunsancias l. Haber nacido
padres que tempo conception ho podan casarse
que a al bo ho natural nj reconocdo abra de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

por aqueIos qene perudquc Por ho que a so
econoco por hab gozado de possession contnua de ho natural
pero cuyo padres tempo conception podan po
1s93 ho despue PADRE ha encontrado
de hubiera enido Onocmieno
mpugar dcho fraudunto
independents por complete de 81 ell ho natural sempre
del de hio naturaI Manes 5S4Sen Esp % Ju
Mo 1895 IL de Abr 1898 Manlesa cra case de mpugna
que sosnen Este preepto similar al del
art 1872 de obra dencas duas reecto al ITEM
dee entabaIs dcha mpugci6n dcho artlcuO
NotdIos arcuos 127 1871 1873 de los C6digos Cufano Fill
pno paho estan agrupados arculo aemos
licas manifestations las hechas las anteriores
Rcfeencs.-Vease las anteTiOres
ART 95-DEREcHos NATuRAIEs-Ley de Mar
1911, pag. 24S III hijo natural ene deecho:
dpeido del recibr misno;
percb Ia pOci6n hcdtdG determine este C6dgo Ell
ndo de este artulO declaravo de o ene
eyar ell apeldO del padre reebr almentos apercbr
orc6n heretara determine ell C6digo @ examnado
ua maeria de las suceoneSec IA Ley de IA de Mario 1905
L. Apelido Los hos natuaes tenen derecho evar ape
lido del los reonocucero HeredeOs de Villa II Dec p
R153
2Io mismO sucede los amentos mas tar
3Tacn derecho porci6n de hcrnciaOrtiz Rivera
2G Dec r. r. mperio del Codigo Civil Revsado
egftma de padre natural-Rijos Foguera
NOTAos articuos 128 134 de los C6digo Cubano Filipino
Espao esn agrupados acuo Iguales ndcaciones
las noas anterores.
Refcrcncas.-Vease las anteroes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

tros dc profunGilad. Las corrientes
V avenidas Gel rio fu2ron tan fuertes,
que inundaron hasta la via del ti,n Y
toda la parte baia de los sitios Santa
Rosa San Thomas, teniendo las IA
miiias que abandonar sus casas. Hu-
bieron otros desperfectos eli Ia Inca
general del ferrocarril, asi como en- la
del telefono, quedando intercept&das.
Los cafetos otros arbolas sufrieron
grandes destrozos. Pueden calcular-
Sc las perdidas en- $4,000. HaSta la
hora de communication, no Sc habian
tenido noticias dc desgracias perso
males.
Distrito de Utuado.
FL cicl0n Sc sintio ALI bastante fuer-
te, pero no ocurrieron desgracias per-
sonales. Fueron desmanteladas por ell
viento algunas casas de gente pobre,
en- los balrios Cumbre-Alta, Cuba Y
Catalo, donde fueron auxiliados los
vacinos, traslad&ndolos por orden del
Conf isionado de Servicio plblico, la
.4.l4aldia, mientras duraba el NAL item
30. Las cosachas de cafe frutos me
nores han sufrido perdidas de un 25
por ciento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Distrito de Anasco.

Los efectos del reciente ciclon en-
pezaron a sentirsc ALI desde Ia mana
ma del dia 10 de los corrientes, con
fuerte viento Y lluvia. La poblaci6n
Sc alarmo mucho Y Sc tomaron medi-
das de salvamento. Ell Rio Grande hiS
20 una gran avenida, inundando toda'
la parte baja de la jurisdiction, Ian
zandose el pueblo aala calle y en- union
de la policia, Sc tomaban precaucio-
nes para garantizar 10 possible ell gana-
do Y las vidas de los vecinos mas eX-
puestos al peligro. Como las diez
de la manana del dfa IL, la inunda-
ci6n va era general, quedando para
lizado el transito y communication por
los caminos, carreteras, Inca del fe-
rrocarril, etc. Ell rio por las inme-
diaciones de las jurisdicciones de Anas
co, con Rincon Mayagtiezfi cubrio
con sus aguas un area como de unos
tres cuatro Kilometres, y las perso-
mas tenian que viajar en- botes y cuan-
do caballo, el aqua cubria las bes-
tias hasta la sila. Ocurrieron gran
des danos en- las plantaciones de- ca
ia, cafe, cocos, arboles frutales, y
muy importantes en- la Inca del ferro-
carril; el aqua destrozo 60 metros del
muro de contension y terraplen en- el
kilometro 1928 Oni., Is metros mas
de igual construction en- el kilometro
170-050 Om., socavando ademas so
metros de via a dos metros de pro-
fundidad. Ell puente de MADEIRA So
bre el Rio Grande y que conecta las
iurisdicciones de Anasco y Mayagiiez,
queG0 sacramento averiado Y parali-
zado ALI el trafico hasta Ia tarde del
dia ~. El mar destruyo IL bohios en-
la costa, el balandro "Joven Naulina',
de Carlos Latony, de Mayagiiez, Sc.
fuG al garete Y embarranc6 con su
cargamento de sal en- la Playa de
Anasco, con perdida dc la carga v Sc
rias averias. De los campos, no Sc
tienen noticias de desgracias persona
les nj perdida de animales.
Distrito de Lares.
Informa ell Jeje del Distrito, que
'consecuencia del NAL tempo habido
con el temporal durante el dia y no
che del 10 del actual, han sufrido gran
des perdidas las cosechas de cafe, pla-
tanos y otros frutos, calculandose per
dido el 40 por ciento del cafe y ell SO
por ciento de las cosechas quedaron
desmanteladas. Las avenida de los
rios cause tanlbien danos de fru-
tos memories. Algunos ranchos en- los
bancos u orillas, sufriendo derrumbes
tambien las carreteras Y veredas. Los
trabajos agricolas han sido parali-
zados, debido los danos sufridos, y
aunque no Sc registrar desgracias per-
sonales, este empieza a causar algln
Isufrimiento Y malestar entire los CAM
pesinos.
Distrito de Penuelas.
Desde la noche del dia del corrien-
te, informa el Jefe del Distrito, Sc de-
sarrollo ALI fuertes vientos acompa-
nado de lluvia, suspendiendo tai esta-
do anormal las nueve del dia ii.
Mucha parte de los sembrados de-
maiz, platanos, cafe, ETC., han sido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
UN CATALOGO PRIMOROSO

Tai es que acaba publican la Casa Cantero Fernandez
Co., dos Lbreras e est reseadas las obras
notabes de los autores antiques contemporaries de
renombre, tanto europeos americanos.
La obr que exronente de galanura arte ha do
edada mayor conene pagnas bas
crecdo nas comamene de tuos autores de 10 mas
eocogido que darse puede.
Las personas que deseen obener este prmoroso Caogo
pueden escribr los Sres Canero Fernandez Co., Inc 10
cibran vuelta de
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
ASCR|BE FRANCES
NAVAL DEMANDS
CONTINUED from Page one.)


with France, might conceivably find
it difficult to reconcile the "Gallic
pride", which insists on larger navy
than it can possibly pay for. with some
other aspects Of Frances management
of her financial affairs. Seriously and
pointedly, this recent action Of France
jeopardises the present conference no
less than 1t jeopardlzes the future
economic conference which the French
are ardently trying to bring about.
Nevertheless, the net of it all is that
America is determined to continue to
make allowances for whatever Franco
does as the not wholly to be blamed
actions of a nation not yet free from
the hysteria of war and fear. But
while we remember this In extenuation
of frances failure to be helpful in our
efforts towards preventing future
wars, we ought not to forget the fact
that Great Britain, Japan, Italy, and
the other nations have gone the limit
to be helpful, and in doing 50 have re
manned silent about many things con-
corning which they might reasonably
have protested. Traces course has
been not only embarrassing to us. but
more 50. almost, to Great Britain and
Italy. When the whole story is told,
it will be found that Italy is entitled
particularly to the good opinion and
sympathy of America.
(Copyright 1921 by the New York Even
ing Post. Inc.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
ARMS CONFERENCE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

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treaty American delegates are said to
hold that the language OF the pact so
clearly includes tho major Japanese
islands, that no reservations will be
necessary when ratification is under
consideration by the senate. Inclu-
sion of these islands, contrary to the
Interpretation OF President Harding Is
declared by the delegates to be en-
braced beyond dispute by the words
"insular dominiona"
When the treaty comes before the
senate Senators Lodge and Under
wood AZ members Of the delegation
are planning to explain the circum-
stances under which tho term '"in-
sular dominions' was selected and
the understanding reached by all the
plenipotent tiaries as to Its meaning. 1t
Is said they are prepared to tell of
tho part Of the American delegation
in urging the word "dominions" be
included so that the treaty would ap-
ply definitely not only to Hawaii.
Australia and New Zealand, but to
tho Japanese Homeland"
In the original draft of the treaty
application is said to have been limit
ed to 'insular possessions"
In the discussion which brought
about the change tho Americans and
British are understood to have stood
together in insisting that the broader
scope be given tho now agreement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
HUSBANDS STORY WILL
AMAZE PUEBLO

He says: "Adler4-ka helped my wife
70: gas on the stomach and sour stom-
ach in TWENTY MINUTES. It works
beyond greatest expectations" Adler
i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel removing foul matter which
poisoned stomach. Brings out all
gasges and sour. decaying food. Ex-
CELLENT for chronic constipation,
Guards against appendicitis. Adier-i-
ka removes matter you never thought
was In your system and which may
havo been poisoning you for months.
Reiss Brothers. Druggists. 500 North
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
COM. .SSI0N LEADS
|. TO DISCOVERY
searching party had shown signs OF
hostility.
Wife Denounces Husband
In Alleged Confession
Continued from Page one.)

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Dec. 21.-That
1t was Steven Katonka and not Alice
Katonka, his WIFE, who killed Sam
Groy and William Kelly. Gallup, N. NJ.
taxi men in San Juan county, New
Mexico, last August. is the statement
contained in what purports to be Mrs.
Katonka's confession. copy OF which
has been received here by federal Of
ficials.
Groy and Kelly were hired to drive
party of tourists from Gallup to
Pennington, N. NJ. August /. 1920,
since which time the men have not
been seen. Some weeks ago San Juan
county officers received a letter signed
IF. Katonka,'' which described how
the alleged crime was committed. The
letter stated among otner tnIngs tina,
she shot and killed Kelly with 20
pistol and II was to have done the
same to Sam Groy, but got a chill at
the last minute. She took hold of my
hand and pulled the trigger of a gun.
40" The letter gave the authorities
clew to Mrs. Katonka's Whereabouts
and she was arrested in Pittsburg.
Penn. Katonka's arrest followed q few
days later.
According to the alleged confession.
Mrs. Katonka and her husband were
riding in the rear seat OF the automo-
bile, when Katonka pressed a revolver
against her body aud ordered her to
fire at the men in the front seat with a
revolver which sho held in her hand.
She closed her eyes and fired. the al
legged confession says. Then she heard
two shots and the two mon in the front
seat were found to be dead. Her hus-
band told her, according to the state
ment, that her bullet had missed and
that he had to shoot both men with
his revolver.
After the shooting. according to the
alleged confession. Katonka took off
his trousers and put on the trousers
OF Kelly. Katonka also is alleged to
have taken the watch OF one of the
dead men. The bodies were then
thrown into an arroyo, the statement
says.
Continuing. the statement says they
drove the automobile to New Carlisle.
Ind, where in a collision with another
car. they were injured. She says they
were taken to hospital et South
Bend, Ind. This was on August is.
Tho body of Samuel Groy the second
taxi driver was found later in the day
about one milo from the place where
Kelly's body was found. Examination
tonight revealed authorities declared
that both Kelly and Groy had been shot
In the back of the head. Both bodies
were wasted away and Identification
was made by personal effects in tho
clothes of tho victims.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
WRECKS
COLUMBUS, O., STORE


Columbus. O.. Dec. 2l.-while police
reported twelve dead and forty in
tured. check OF hospitals showed only
three dead all unidentified women. as
a result of a basement gas explosion
late today that partially wrecked
Wright's women's furnishing store on
Main street.
A police sergeant who directed the
work OF removing the dead and in
jured reported twelve persons known
to be dead,
Every available ambulance was kept
busy for some time carrying the in
1ured to hospitals, which reported that
several OF the injured may die.
The explosion occurred shortly after
9 o'clock while the store was filled
with shoppers and while tho streets
were crowded. The front of tae three
story building was demolished and
the sidewalk was blown to atoms.
Gas from large main in the street
front of the store caught fire and a
ten foot pillar of flame considerably
hampered rescue workers. The exact
cause OF the explosion could not be
determined. So great was the force OF
the explosion that large packing boxes
hlled with dry goods were
blown from the basement into
the street and store and street
car windows for a block were
demolished. Several automobiles stand
Ing In front of and near the store were
demolished.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
McINNTS OBJECTS TO
CLEVELAND TR RANSTER

Manchester. Mass. Dec. 2i.-A possi-
hle hitch In the deal by which John
tStuffy) McInnis of this town. first
bascman for the Boston Americans WAS
TO be transferred to the Cleveland club
for three other players developed to-
day with McInnis statement that he
did not intend to Join tho Indians
When I signed n contract with
President Frazee last year I had him
give me at the same time n written
agreement that ] vas not 70 he traded
or sold without my consent" tho player
declared. IT have signed another con-
tract for this year. hut regard that
agreement as binding and Will bring
II into the courts II necessary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
NAY DEDUCT BAD DEBTS

Waeh1nEton. D. G. Dec. .1.-Bad
debts may be deducted in computing
income tax returns Tor 1921 under the
new revenue act .:r..N' n ruling issued
t-day by. Con- u Al er Blair wher.
cumstances Indicate. he said. that tho
debt is worthless. either wholly or in
part. the part thereon which is worth
less and charged off or written dowr.
TO n nominal amount on the books OF
the Taxpayer shall be allowed ns a
deduction IN computing net income
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
Steamer Bio,ca ashore

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 21.-The steam
er Cambridge. with a large number of
passengers aboard has been blown
aground near Claiborne. Maryland, by
the heavy gale sweeping the Chesa-
peake Bay. The steamer Harrington
went to the Cambridge's assistance
but ia unable to take off the passen-
gers because OF high seas.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
GUESTS FLEE A.S FIRE
THREATENS HOTEL

Los Angeles, Dec. 21.-Fire which
broke out In the Hollywood hotel IN
tho hollywood section here caused a
hasty exodus of guests last night. The
hotel is known to thousands or tourists.
No one was injured so FAR as known.
At 11:l5 o'clock nearly an hour after
the fire broke out the flames still We're
confined to tho basement where they
originated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
THE EASIER .1OB.

What arc you going to Sbc when
you grow up, Jennie?"
I'm going to be an old maid"
An old maid. dear. why?"
"Cause I don't think I'd like to
kiss man a hundred times and tell
him he's handsome every time l do
shopping. I'd rather earn money and
buy things for myself.
Boys and Girls.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
Liy9cnfeld ]Tad No Share

Warsaw. Dec. e1.-tBy the Associ-
nted Press.)-wolfe Lindenfeld today
said he had received no part OF the
$4,000 which he alleges was pail fo-
the bomb explosion in Wall street and
there Is nothirB Zero to snow frat
that Lindenfeld was present when
the money was paid over to tho alleged
rplottere. Tho police say several ad-
ditional charges may be filed against
Lindenfcld II 1t is necessary to keep
him in prison here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
High Temperature Record

Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 21.-Altho one
death here today was attributed to the
cold weather it was announced by
Prof. FL. ]. Cox of the local weather
bureau that continuous high tempera-
teen months had broken all records.
The current month makes the six
teenth month which has been above
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
NlA Drire,s' Strike Ends

New York. Dec. 21.-Milk distribu-
tors of the metropolitan area an
nounced today thru the milk confer
ence board that they regarded the
strike called by wagon-drivers several
weeks ago as concluded, asserting they
had rebuilt their working organiza-
tions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

tho promising young trotter. will be
missing from the Grand Circuit races
next season. He was sold Mt tho Old
Glory sale In New York for export to
Holland. Another Grand Circuit racer
sold for export was Roso AzoR. She
win be sent TO Belgium.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

lures in Chicago. during the past fif-
the average in Temperature he said
This mornings minimum temperature
OF 10 degrees above is the lowest re-
corded this season."
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
One More From Smallpox

Denver, Dec. 2l.-One more death
from smallpox reported today to the
health authorities brought the total
number of deaths from the disease in
Denver to a. One new case was re-
ported.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

Coldest Day In ST. Louis
st. Louis. Mo-. Dec. 21.-Today. tho
shortest day of the year was ST. Louis
coldest this year, the temperature
dropping to twenty degrees above.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

To Cure . Gold In One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
tablets Tho genuine bears the sigma
ture of r. W. Grove. (Bo sure you
get BROMO.) soc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
FAIR WARNING.

II your leg. Is loose get IT frightened
before the table tips and breaks your
dishes. All work guaranteed,-Fur-
niture Repatrer's ad. in the Bremen
ton Evening Searchlight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

At the Butter Feast in Tibet the
Lamas make wonderful figures of
men and women, temples. houses, ami
malls birds and flowers all OF butter
which is shaped and PAINTED in a most
realistic way.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22
Lono-D;stonce .Shootiuo

The new night-watchman at the OBJ
servatory was watching some one using
~Begorra," he said to himself. that
felly sure Is a crack ehot."-Toronto
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-22

Suh oAt oAApPoAb aio Al tlo
famous Daniel Green Make, the
best, heaviest and finest on the
market.
Womcn's Ribbon Trimmed
Felt Comfics, with Pom Pom;
colors, old rose, lavender, tsupc,
blue or gray at 50, $3.50
Women's Hi-lo Felt Slippers
in orchid, blue, lavender and
brown at ............S $500
Women's Juliet felt Slippers,
with leather solcs; wine of gray,
ribbon trimmed at ....$2.7S
Women's Juliet felt Slippers,
with heavy plush trimming and
plush pom pom. Colors brown.
gray or old rose at -. SS.S5
Outlet Satin Boudoir Slippers
with Comfie soles: rcd. blue or
old rose taupc or black $3.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
THREE BIC DEVICES.
USING ELECTRICITY.
FOR LABOR SAVINGS.
WASHING. RINGING AND IRONING
ALL COUPLED TO ONE GREAT
ELECTRIC MACHINE

This time us washer, wringer.
ironer. three labor.nvinR devices In one.
or a complete home laundry for small
spaces II In said TO he tried and true.
having been on the market for more
than n year. hut with distribution re-
strlcted ~ the territory around Kansas
City. Now. with increased factory ca.
paclty. II IL ready to 40 forth nation
ally.
The washer has an all metal body. n
revolving metal cylinder. easily cleaned.
a ,wo.roll reversible swinging wringer
with safety release. Under the tub II
a gas burner that keeps the water hot,
also a onequarter horsepower motor
that operates the washer and wringer.
The new feature In the ironer attach
mcnt gns or electrically heated with
wide opening shoe. Heretofore all the
ironers have been separate and distinct
machine. not merely an attachment TO
washer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-20
ELECTRICITY Plays Great Part in Industry

stone piled one upon another combined
to form the Great Pyramid u Chcops.
II WIS thousand years old when
Moses led the children Of Israel through
the Red Sea.
While rated one NJ IN" worlds won.
dcrs. the Great Pyramid serves no real.
~ useful purposr unless II b. Ia remind
M that never again VIII single man,
bccaus" he II q king. be able Ia Shackle
an hundred thousand men and drive
them ut toll like dumb beasts.
Compare the Pyramid u Cheops with
that Of the modern world wonder-Ni'
agara Falls. the mecca ~ a million pill
grims from every land. The Drawn ~
all the men 81 Cheops's mighty hosts
could not turn even one per cent of the
wheels ~ industry that otday ARE driv.
On by Niagara Falls To-day Niagara has
Installed equipment rated AT 100000
h. D.. of which 500 600 is In the plants
II one system. and that privately own.
I'd by American interests.