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Father Edmundo Almeida, Spanish Jesuit priest, has invented a new type electric storage battery. U. S. students who had heard him lecture on his battery at Cadiz, Seville and San Sebastian, Spain, during the spring, last week said that it was more efficient than the common acid battery or the Edison alkaline battery. The Argentine magazine Estudios gave details...
...young king with a wife. But in Milan, Italy, the women were not as his mother had said. "Go to Padua," a stranger advised him. But in Padua a plague had left the gypsy women with pocked cheeks. Too much child-bearing had broadened the gypsies of Cadiz. It was not until he went to Marseilles, on the advice of a knowing uncle, that he found his girl, the Princess Paras Kevi. Last week he brought her home on the Leviathan...
Great Raftery came upon Hilaria, a small Spanish woman, and he making a poem at the Galway dockside one sun down. The Welshman Daffyd Evans of Claregalway passed like another shadow between Raftery and the sun when Hilaria, who one night sang a song of the harlots of Cadiz, said she was of the Welshman's house. Being blind, Raftery knew more than she sang...
...cruise will start from Boston on June 21, and is expected to end early in September. The boat, will stop at Plymouth, the Isle of Wight, Cadiz, the Madeiras, and Bermuda...
...Cowes regatta would probably be the first stop of the play. The University of London Club, and several country estates throughout England are also included in the tentative itinerary. The company would continue through France to Spain without performing in the latter part of the summer, sailing from Cadiz in time to arrive here on September...