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Calvin Coolidge Is n quiet, tnciturn
man, known to his friends rs silent
CAL"
For more than twenty years prior to
his election as vice president he had
been In political life, starting almost
Immediately after finishing college.
His first political office was In the city
council OF Northampton, Mass. where
he had settled. For years he held va
rious offices In that city. Including
those OF city solicitor and mayor;
then he was elected to the Massachu.
sets house Of representatives,. Lni"r
he won seat In the state senate and
was Its president.
Coolidge was lieutenant governor Of
Massachusetts and In 1919 was elect.
ed to the goycrnorship In the first cam
paIgn won by the Republican party In
several years. He was governor Tor
two ycnrs. II was during this term he
during his term MS governor that he
first attained nationwide prominence.
This was In connection with the po'
llccmens strike In Boston. He took
firm control Of the situation. ordered
the state guard to patrol the streets.
and kept down rlotIng. tnkIng the
stand that law and order must be pre-
served. The strike was n complete
failure. Following his action In this
situation he wns nlcknnmcd Law and
Order" Coolidge.
lie wns mentioned MS possibility
for the presidential nomination prior
10 the 1920 campaign, but he made n
public announcement that he would
not consider the nomination. HIS
nomination md election to the vice
presidency followed.
In Washington Mr.. Coolidge has
been ranked as n cienr thinker. care.
full In speech. n fair mlxer--as nEgres'
sive a. any vice president can be.
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P"Inpcli II being made to look M
much M possible rs II nd when the
clouds ~ ashes md streams Of lnyn
overwhelmed II from v.suyius. Pro.
f"ss"r Splnnzzoln has discovered that
III" houses wcr" two story structures
previously p"opl" thought them one
story, They had little balconies over.
hanging III" streets. III" shops had
windows Of Stats fastened by a long
bar. insid" many houses were little
gardens no bigger thnn n goo1.slzod
table, From the flower designs Of the
fr"scoes "u III" walls h" has learned
H." varieties of III" noworH TINT the
Inhabitants ~ honpoli knew and has
r"plan''d III" gardens with the npw.
cfs that decorated ~" beds Utmost ,wo
thousand ycnrg ngo'
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NJ. Venerable Father Admins.
,.rs the Oath Of Office in
Country Home.
I,Is CABINET TO REMAIN
,,... His Intention to Follow Out
49,. policies Inauouratsd BY Hard.
,,o-Goe, to Washington ia
Assume Duties.

v..bnston.-Calvin Coolidge. thir-
...h president Of the United States,
!. here in Washington ut the head Of
y. executive branch Of the govern.
won't Like the 100 per cent efficient
I,r,ted States marines, he has the sit.
..,Ion well in hand. The presidency Is
tunetionlng without friction.
Calvin Coolidge took the oath as
PRESIDENT of the United States at
Plymouth, VT, at 2:47 a. m. Friday,
Inq,st 8 The ceremony took place
IN the living room Of the residence of
ma new Presidents father, John G.
coolidge. The oath of Office was ad-
mInlstered by the father, who Is no.
ury public. The text Of the preslden-
u,l oath had been telephoned to Mr..
coolidge at Plymouth from the White
House.
Statement by New Chief.
President Coolidge received the news
II the death Of President Harding and
Of his own elevation to the presidency
II ten minutes before midnight, stand.
ud time. Thursday.
Mr.. Coolidge received the first news
through kilograms from George C.
Christian, Jr., secretary to President
Harding.
Mr.. Coolidge issued the following
statement:
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Best Work After Seventy.

tn" ten most useful y"nrs Of my life
~ n missionary were thos" between
N" ycnrH Of seventy ana eighty, snys
Rev. ". y. Johnson. y, H. Sls'y.,hrco
yenrs ago he and his VIII" sailed from
Boston 10 begin their missionary sery.
r." In India. Doctor Johnson, who N
now clsh'y''wo years ~ age. Inns ron.
irIbu'ed very lnrgcly 10 III" ll,orniur.
mad. accessible 10 Indian Christians
by translation and also by authorship.
and In this field. perhaps, be has
achieved his greatest success m mis-.
s'onnry. During the Inst ten yenrs the
simplIh"d IIlndI version Of IN. four
gospels wns prepared and published.
and 5000 Of thr~. have nirendy been
put Into circulation.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09

Bridgewater to Plymouth. About fye
minutes later newspaper men arrived
in Ludlow.
A drive Of thirty miles through the
mountains brought them to tho Cool.
idge summer home.
Mr.. Coolidge md Mrs. Coolidge had
retired about an hour before the death
messages were received. Ten minutes
AFTER the arrival Of the newspaper men
MIR. and Mrs. Coolidge came downstairs
into the sitting room Of the Coolidge
home. Mr.. Coolidge was dressed In IL
black sack suit and wore u black neck
tie. Mrs. Coolidge wore Il black and
white gown, white shoes and stockings.
Mr.. Coolidge was very pale md showed
deep regret for President uurdlng's
death. He seated himself at II table,
while Mrs. Coolidge brought lamp
and read the kilograms he had re-
ceived.
He then called his assistant secre-
tary, Irwin Geisser, and dictated to
him his statement and the telegram to
Mrs. Harding.
Mrs. Coolidge Weeps.
In the meantime people were arriy.
Ing from all directions. Mr.. Coolidge,
seeing the house becoming crowded,
gave orders that an adjoining house
be opened for use us press headquar-
tiers.
Meanwhile, the new first lady Of the
land sat weeping softly and exclaim-
Ing In sympathy for the bereaved first
lady in San Francisco.
What n blow-what terrible blow
to poor Mrs. Harding" she said. "She
had had such heavy burden, in her
own illness, to bear up under-and
now this!"
Finally Secretary Geisser returned
with the press copies Of the state
ments, and pushing back the old
photograph album and the family Bible
on the center table, Mrs. Coolidge
busted herself with the work Of help.
ing distribute them.
The newspaper men had scarcely
gotten out Of sight when another tele-
graph messenger arrived with q copy
Of the presidential oath from Wash
ington. In the same sitting room
with Its hand-braided rugs, its clutter
OF venerable colonial furniture, Its old
wood stove and Its family Bible-Cal-
Win Coolidge received the oath Of office
from his father, and became America
thirtieth president.
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Reports have reached me, which
rear are correct, that President Hard.
ms 10 gone. The world has lost
eat and good man. mourn his
's"' He was my chief and my friend.
WIN be my purpose to carry out the
whc'es which he has begun for the
~r''ee OF the American people and for
meeting their responsibilities wherever
mey may arise.
For this purpose. I shall seek the
"'peration OF nil those who have been
associated with the President during
WIS term OF Office. Those who have
sven their efforts to assist him ! wish
10 remain in Office, that they may
assist me.
have faith that God will direct
Wv destin!cs Of our nation"
v ne following telegram was sent to
AIRS. Harding:
"a. plymouth. VT. Aug. 3. 1923.
I'll "rs' Warren G. Harding. San
.'h'c'sco' Cal: We offer you our
. .,vpest sympathy. May God bless you
sna keep you.
CALVIN COOLIDGE,
GRACE COOLIDGE"
m Message Tells Of Death.
a, ne telegram announcing the death
'" me President was MS follows:
A., "'nce hotel. Snn Francisco, Cal,
p,, D. l923.-Mr. Calvin Coolidge,
.S. nouth' Vt: The President died. In.
,h" l and without warning.
,,' "e converting with members Of his
,.n" .' ht 1870 .. m. His physicians
=, ,e'or' That death was apparently due
,,o ,,,ne brain embollsm. probably an
GEORGE b. CHRISTIAN, IR.,
TIT. Secretary"
en-. my telegram was brought to the
" '"'se home At Plymouth Notch by
s. a, Perkins Of Bridgewnter, who
' the telephone line running from
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and recommended II to me. In tho time !
have been taking 1t and It has done won
ders for mo. keep house and am able to
do lots of work besides. Mrs. HELEN
SEvclK. 27ll Thomas St.. Chicago. III.
Women suffering from female trou-
blcs causing backachc. irregularities,
pains, bearing down feelings and weak
ness should take Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Not only IL tho
worth of this splendid medicine shown
by such eases as this. but for nearly fifty
years this same sort Of experience has
been reported by thousands Of women.
Mrs. Sevcik il willing to write to any
girl or woman suffering from such
troubles. and answer any questions they
may like u ask,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09
CHILDREN CRY
FOR "CASTOR|A"
Especially Prepared for Infants
and Children OF All Ages

Mother Flctchrr's Cnstorln has
been In use for over 30 ycnrs to relieve
bnbIcs and children ~ Constipation.
Flntulcncy. Wind Collie and Dinrrl,ca;
,llnyIng Fcverishncsn arising there
from. md. by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation 0f
Food; giving NATURAL sleep without
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09

.1u Souhty fa1r-krsmmllnK.
haPlata County Fair-Durango.
Aioilut County Fair-Craig.
WestclIffe.-A bond issue for the
erection of county high school build
ing in Wcstcliffe was voted upon
favorably by residents of Custer coun-
ty.
Pucblo.-The Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railroad to the west from
Pueblo was blocked by washed out
bridge this side Of Florence few
days ago.
LOngmont.-S. II. Rolstin of Long
mont has been awarded the contract
for the construction of Camp Ekalela
near Longmont. Prof Dawson will
have charge of the camp.
Dcnver.-Denver will have new
twenty-story hotel to cost $l5,OOO,OOO
II plans now under wny by J. Hugh
Bauerlein, with offices ut GIG Mining
Exchange building, are carried
through.
Leadville.-Joseph Dunn, 60, widely
known rancher, was shot to death by
Thomas II. Walker, 80, during IN eX-
change of rifle bullets that followed II
dispute over cattle, according to Walk
ers story to the sheriff. Walkers
ranch, near Malta, three miles from
Lcadvillc, was the scene Of the shoot
my.
Ielluride.-A five-ton truck load Of
carnotite ore fell on Joe Hanna on n
steep canon road near here, killing
him instantly. Hanna was driving II
heavy truck of the Standard Chemical
Company, when something happened To
the steering gear. The truck plunged
over bank and turned over, with the
entire weight on Hanna, crushing him
to death.
Salida.-John 7. Mangan, fireman,
was scnltIed to death when held rs in
Il vice between the tender and engine
on n Denver 4 Rio Grande Western
train bound from Denver to Grand
Junction, which ran into Il wnshout
Just outside the city limits Of Salida.
The heaviest ruin known In this sec
800 feet OF track ut the point
Bouldcr.--A brave fight for success
as nm artist ended in Boulder In the
death OF Henry l.. WynkOop, ngcd 10.
who denied himself Of the necessities
Of life In order to continue his paint
inrs. which failed to find profitable
market
Pucblo.-Judgc james A. Park OF
the District Court, approved the Bur
channel plan of flood protection for
Pueblo, whereby the Arkansas river
is to be moved from It's present chm
mel to the base of n row OF bluffs
which IL occupied in the early sixties.
Judge Park has had the matter under
Amusement since July IL, at which
time protest hearings against the plan
were ended. Judge Park In his d"cl'
sion stated that the approximate cost
of slWO,OOO was no, cNorbitan' Ia
view of the fact that II not only would
.1,nrd against such n flood ns Pueblo
rxp.rIcnc.d in 1921 but WAS essential
TO the growth and development of the
civ, Sp.cla! assessments on the
property inside the district subject I"
flood danger and n general assessment
of property outside the flood dihlfIct
will ,pko care of III. cost Of ia" I'M
uroycmunts contained In the plan.
Gnclcy.-Snm Williams, n negro,
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CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS

4. students taking special summer
training nj Fort Sill, Okla, have
won three out of five cups offered
IN the competitions held there, ac-
cording to Information received
by the college from Maj. Gustave
FRANKIE. The third cup won was
for physical efficiency, and the
Colorado Aggics were graded S.43
per cent, while Oklahoma A. and NJ.
College came second with 66.Gi, and
oklahoma university third with $500.
robert Wall of the Colorado Aggics
was nigh individual contestant with
%. The award was given for the
events required by the army, the bar
vault, high jump. broad jump and 100
yard dash, and all were required to
participate. The other two cups won
by the ASgics previously We're for pis-
tol shooting and for the track meet.
There are twenty Aggie students at
Fort Sill, with their officers, taking
intensive training in preparation for
comm ssons in the reserve corps when
they complete the course ut the col.
legc nj Fort Collins.
PUeblo-Some of the finest stables
In the country are to be represented
ut the big horse show TO be- held in
connection with the state fair in Pueblo
this September. The fair will open
Sept. "A, and for the first time in its
history II really first-cluss and cX-
tensive horse show will be part OF
the entertainment On the grounds. ID.
Schilling of Arroyo, Colo, who each
year puts on the horse show ut the
Western Stock Show In Denver. has
been engaged to stage the show nj the
state fair. Schilling spent few days
In Pueblo making out the premium list
and lining up horses which are to be
brought to Pueblo. Among the show
animals will be some from the .. W.
Lehman stables of Chicago and the
Loula Long stables of Kansas City
will send three horses. Horses will be
here from Philadelphia, Chicago. Kan
sas City and from Iowa, with II string
of 100 in all. Besides the show ami
mails, Schilling will provide novelty
races of all sorts between the races at
the afternoon performances of the fair.
Ie,dviII. IN, hi,,,s, landing
fie,d for ,ir,,or,s T., ,h. ,,,,,,, ,,,I ,,
d.d,.,,,d h.r, ,,,, "a ,,o m IA,
IN. I.,dyiu, rh,n,h,r ~ carncr,.
assisted by members OF the United
states air s.r,,c. m. f,old 10 IN oon
feet above sea level. The field Will be
dedicated to III. memory Of Lieutenant
bingham. who I,st his life Julv II.
looc Will. last In n FLIGHT bctwccn
Fort Bliss. T.xns md Denver. HID
there bccn an ,d.ou,,. landing field.
he wouId have h.en mile IN hive mude
a safe landing. II tx believed.
Denver -pr,sn.c,s mr.. yo,d for IN.
Of III. I,r,.s, cram. NJ fruit md yoy..
tables In the history OF the Grand val.
ley of Colorado und Utah, according TO
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WANTS TO HELP
OTHER women
Grateful for Health Restored
by Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Chicago, lll.-"l am willing to write
b any girl or woman who Ia suffering

from the troubles !
had before l took
Lydia +. hinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound. My back a.
ways ached, - l
could not 60 about
my house work. and !
had other troubles
from weakness. !
was this way for
years, then my sister
in-law took tho Veg
|Ctahlc GNvn mum A
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Shave Win cu,,eura Soap

And double your razor efficiency ns
well M promote" skin purity. skin com
fort and skin health. No mug, no
Ellmy sonp, no germs, no wnt'", no irri'
'ntlon even when shaved iwlc" daily.
one sonp for NIL nses-shnyinR bath
Ing md shnmpo0lng. -hdy.riiR"D"ni
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Self.Conscious.

Shc-Wbnt ARE you thinking OF
He Nothing.
"Dh. do take your mind or your
self"
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They DMindla.

NO doubt 1t In n wise plan 10 tell
your troubles" ''Ehf" "1hcy always
seem small to the other fellow"
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LATE NEWS
From All Ouer
COLORADO
COLORADO STATE FAIR DATES
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1923.
ASST Lar'"sF County Fair-Lovsland. Aus
Crowley County Fair-susar City.
Au Mlo aoi bsi sn,, County Fair-Meeksr.
5hiIiips County Fair-Hoiyoke. Sept.
Sen. Boulder de- County F.,r-Lonsmon..
Sep. 2th a.9' Valley Fa,r-Rocky Ford.
Sent Washington County Fair-Akron.
ss Morgan County rair-For, Morgan.
Logan County Fair-sterlins. Sept.
WE'D County Fair-Greeley. Sept.
\, Northern New Mexico Fair-Raton.
N. Mex. Sept. ll-l4.
!, te'ta County Fair-Hotchkiss. Sept.
ss mesa esq, County Fair-Grand Junction.
Eoutt County Fair-Hayden. Sept.
a. Bnea County Fair-springfield. Sept.
so Sasuaehe County Fair-sasuachs.
. C5anttlemen's Day-Gunnison. July
70 Csone,os County Falr-Manassa. Sept.
1920 's"''''' oo'
10 k SLOW County Fair-Eads. Sept.
Trinidad-Las Animas County Fair
A'tnluad Sept 1921.
1921.
1921.
ss Pqeb bio County Fair-Goodpasturs.
stu Huerfano County Fair-walsenburg.
On Lincoln inc County Fair-Hugo. Sept
Rio Grande County Fair-Del Norts.
Sept. 20-22.
2l-20.
Mohtezuma County Fair-Cortsk
Oct. IA.
Douglas County Fair-Castle Rock
Elbert County Fair-Matheson.
Sfand County Fair-krsmmlinK.
LaPlata County Fair-Durango.
Mofiat County Fair-Craig.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
UN PADRE vENDIO sUS TRES HI
JOS PoR UN CABALLo. UNA VA
CA Y UNA TERNERA

Lark Thoruington, de Cortland, es
tado de Nueva York, ha sido declara
do cu'pable del delito de trafcar con
sus propios hijos. Sc acusa a Thor
nington de haber vendido dos hijas y
un hijo por un caballo, una vaca y
una ternera. E1 comprador, Jorge Shaw,
esta bajo fanza de mil d6lares por ha-
ber intentado abusar de la mas joven
de las hijas de bloomington. La ma
yor de las hijas, Mamie. tiene 26
aEos, la segunda 20 y Ell jovencito 16.
Las autoridadcs han dispuesto que los
tres sean atendidos en- una escuela par
ticu ar. imponiendo bloomington la
obligation de sufragar todos los gastos
que origine la educacion y sostenimien-
to de sus hijos. Mientras tanto, Ell pa
dre cumple tranqutlamente la pena i'm
puestale por los tribunales de 18 me-
ses de reclusi6n con trabajos forzados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
cUILLERMo s. EsCUDERo

An+~c~cc'rn dei6 de evistir en- ssn-
tIvce 81 die+ingrido caballero queri
do an,'en don Gu'llermo Escudero q
quien carifiosamerte Tamabamos Meme.
person ore nor 81 cordialidad buen
humor bondad. Sc hahia cautado las
simpatfas afectos de nuestra soc.e-
dad.
Do, c~i''crmo Escrda~o hac'q algt1N
affection cr6-ica n cua' habia lido arrui
nandc 81, cvistencia. hasta Que aver de
nando suexistencia, hasta cue aver, de-
IS de sNfrir el nuerido amieo y pencro-
so cirFadsro eve pas6 por Ia vida de-
rramando e ben manos llenas.
La rue'-+e de Nena ha rroducido .
honds No." e~+rn todos Ios amigos que
10 copociercn owes e'evnpre hnb{an v's
to en- q ~ conspatriota noble leal
Ell MTTTno al consignar tan ire
parab'a rsrdida envia sus deudos Ell
mas sentido pe@ame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
uN ANARou1sTA MENos

En- Praga acaba. de ser condenado a
18 afios de reclusion con trabajos for
zados el anarunista Jose Soupa, scu-
sado de un delito de ataQue para come
ter homicide en- Ia persona del DR.
flois Rasin Ministro de Hacienda. Ell
h"cho ocurr'6 en- enero de este afo.
La sentencia comprende tambien la
pena adic.onal de que el prisionero ayu-
nara cuatro dias durante ell ano y re
clusi6n en- una ce'da oscura el dia de.
aniversario de la fecha en- que Sc CO.
met6 ell atentado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
AIEMANIA sUMINIsTRARA AERO
PIANOS A Russia

Ell pr'mero de una serie de gigantes
aercplanos ordenados por ell gobierno
soviet de Russia las fabricas alenla-
mas de Friedrichshafen. en- el Lago Cons
tancia, ha sido entregado en- Moscow.
Las naves que son del tipo "someta =
Dor1nier, son construidas casi exclusi-
vamense de aluminio, con capac;dad pa
ra cuatro pasajtros ademas del photo
Y del mecanico. Cuentan con maau' mas
de 200 csbalos de fucrza pueden des
srrollar una veIocidad de 100 millas
por hora. Ell gobierno rueo ha anun-
ciado Ell prcn6sito de utilizar estos aero
pianos en- ell servicio de Ukrania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
EN- r. cATTE DEL CP-rmO UN
HoMBRF EsmUvn A pUNTo DE
SER DEGoLLADo

Ayo" - ,as do"a "'Tn~ta. en II
calle dn' cr'sto. el rd'vidro Ramon
ortiz, re II amos, ron rra navaie bar
bera occ-.e+46 agredi6 a Jesf1s Ava
La. p-oTrrikrdo'e rne terida de diez
Y sietc c@-,A metro - eI cvero " o+~"
en- IL -ari6n cscanrlsr i1ouiorda. IN
prime~e do las cua!ss er" tan profrn-
ia que 3 Ia n"voia co h1,l'o~n desliZa-
do ur raco mas adentro hub.ese roto
La yugular
bys'a fn5 bsfanad1 en- sp n-nrie
sangrc pevo tuvo fuerva sufic c'eute pa-
ra ir on sT7 propios PIES q la Sala
de Sccarros ~ e-+a essab'%cimi
ordenar al n@bico rre Sc ro4i~a~a ra-
ra orr - vie~a 10 que lie hacian los
pract' "ptes.
Drao ii rot-,rcIors &c % h"rfda as
autoriI "des do "a s"la de Socorro deci-
dieror +-as'eder precipi+a darense a Ava
la al ~orp'+e' m~ric pol na~a ore ali
fuera a+crdidn e. estado del herido
merece toda clase de cuidaos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28
UNA FREcIosA HEREDERA

En- su residencia de Miramar ha da-
do a luz con toda felicidad una encan-
tadora nina. la muy distinguida DANA
dofia Maria vazquez de Hernandez, es-
posa de nuestro muy estimado amigo
ell prestigioso caballero Lcdo. don Jose
Hernandez Usera.
La seiiora vazquez de Hernandez fue
asistida eficazmente por Ell sabio
doctor Ashford v por la inteligente
nurse Maria Francisco Doval.
Enviamos nuestros placemes los es-
timadfsimos esposos Hernandez-Vaz-
quez por ell nacimiento de la nueva he
redera. que viene llenar de alegrias
su venturoso hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-28

Para ell dia 10 de- pr6ximo mes de
setiembrc esta anunciado un eclipse To-
tai del sol, visible, segin informes, CO.
mo sigue:
Ell curse de La fase atravesara Me-
jico desde Puerto Isabel en- Ell Golfo de
California pasando por Hermosil.o a
Tampico. despues al traves del Golfo
de Campechc a la ciudad de Campeche
hasta Belize, (Honduras Britanica).
AL Norte de esta linea ell eclipse sera
en- la rarte Sur del So; al Sur, en- la
parte Norte del Sol en- los limites de
esta Inca. el Sol estara completamen-
te eclipsado por unos tres minutes,
siendo visible en- Colon. Habana, Vera
cruz, Mejico. D. F., Acapulco, Belize,
Campeche, Merida. Mazatlan, Y, a juz-
gar por los datos que nos han dado,
probablemente. ell fenomeno sera Wis
to en- Puerto Rico, aunque no con la
intensidad con que Sc vera en- los pun
tos citados. anteriormente'
Uno de los paises donde ell eclipse
Sc podra ccntemplar en- toda su mag
nitud es Mejico, de acuerdo con los
informes que sobre el particular te-
nemos. Ali ell sol Sc ocultara COM
pletamente, las sombras de la no.
che Sc extenderan por todas parties du-
rante largo ratio.
Con tai motive Sc anuncia que illus
tres astronomers de Europa E. u, Sc
trasladaran a Mejico en- ell mes de Sc
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