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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

The principle we have always fol
lowed is, when hogs are ready to go,
let them go. The higher the price the
more profit can be made in feeding
heavy hogs, but we would not think Of
growing hogs over go pounds unless
we had no youngsters coming on. We
believe that when hogs are 4 cents
and under the proper weight at which
to sell them is 175 pounds; when they
are 5 cenTs, 200 pounds; when they are
6 cents. 225 pounds; when they are :
cents, 80 pounds-Wallace's Farmer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
Positive and Negative Pleasure.

Wife-I wish we had nice large
country place where could give
garden party.
Rusband-Just for the pleasure OF
inviting some of your friends, Ell?
well. yes. and the pleasure of not
inviting some Modern Society.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
MonteIIo State Bank Reopeus,

The Montello State Bank has opened
its doors and resumed business, all de-
ficits caused by Joseph E. Leimer's al
legged forgeries having been paid in cash
by the stockholders. Many citizens
have bought stock in the bank. There
was no run on the bank, the majority of
depositors feeling secure and having per-
feet confidence in the bank being able to
take care of its liabilities. c. Tagatz
was elected director and NJ. II. Pratt
vice-president, in place of Leimer. Both
are old residents and prominent in bust
ness
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
The Pestilent snnrrnw.

Even in youth not much more than
half the food of the sparrow consists
of insects, and this brief period passed,
its diet afterwards consists of three
fourths grain and useful seeds. Sys-
tematic thinning on a scale so drastic
as to amount as nearly as possible to
determination is advised.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

sWhat are your eggs worth this
morning. asked the housekeeper.
II don't dast to tell ye. ma'am." re-
piled the grocer's new clerk. The
boss says 1 mustn't only tell what
we're sellin' 'em for. Philadelphia
Press.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
Ginseng a Dubious venture.

Ginseng culture has been discussed
by farmers for some time, but very
little is known of the plant A Maine
bulletin describes and figures the plant
and gives brief directions for culture.
The experiment station does not en-
courage ginseng culture as a CONNER
cial venture in Maine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
The South.

The South is figuring on the cotton
crop, which, both from its size and the
high price the staple is commanding,
promises to make plutocrats OF her farm
ers. Texas is by no means alone in her
remarkable gain over last year. 1t is
estimated that Alabama will produce l.,
216,000 bales, which should yield nearly
SCI 100000 an increase of about $751;
100000 compared with 1902. This is
enough money from cotton alone TO give
every citizen Of the State $3i, and her
crop Of corn increases this To $40.
Mississippi expects cotton crop Of
] 100000 bales, worth Mt least $50, 000,-
600, or enough to yield 500 to each Of
her sons. Her cotton will probably bring
her some Sl0,000,000 over last years
crop. Georgia's cotton should bring her
over $TS,000,000. and her corn nearly
S20.OO0,0O0, so in all her two big crops
make about $44 a head. Arkansas cot
ton would give $3S to each of her 1,311,-
900 citizens, and her corn SIG, a total OF
SJ4 apiece. In Louisiana, cotton and
corn should yield $41 to each person
within the borders Of the State.
The records of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory this year are especially inter
esting. To each Of oklahoma's 100000
residents cotton should yield $50, wheat
S41 and oats 81, total Of SIS. Each OF
Indian Territory's 200 citizens might
receive $67 from her cotton crop, 81
from wheat and 81 from oats. or $S1
crop money in all. And the rich soil Of
these lands has hardly been scratched
yet.
The S2.50O000.00O which these crops
Of corn, cotton, wheat and oats promise
TO yield, is sufficient TO give each citizen
in the United States about $50.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

A story comes from the White river
country. forty miles southeast Of Aurora
No, along the construction work Of the
White River Railroad. being built by the
Missouri Pacific, Of the finding Of gold
rni-s - one Of the tunnels being built
thrcCgh the mountains by that road.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
A Lesson in History.

A Kensington teacher during a les
son in history asked the following
question:
Can any one tell where the Declara-
ton of Independence was signed:r
at the bottom" Immediately replied
a scholar
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

While overhauling an acetylene gas
plant in the home OF former State Sena-
tor F. X. Granger. in McHenry, Ill,
Chris Smith. aged % years. was killed
BIZ an explosion. the gas plant blowing
up. A second man at work was injured
so seriously that it Is thought be cannot
ff-e
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
Salt and Charcoal.

Salt and charcoal should be kept in
reach of hogs at all times, says Ten
nessec Farmer. They will help them
selves when their systems require it.
A little turpentine in the slops occa-
sionally is valuable as a preventive Of
disease
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

in a well drained spot ana fill it with
good heads. Place lot of dry leaves
on top and cover the barrel so that it
will shed rain or pile some cabbages
in corner on the barn floor and cover
them with enough straw to prevent
solid freezing Exchange.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
Annie scab Fnnrna

A cold. damp season seems TO be ia
yorable to the development Of apple
scab fungus. The scab is one of the
diseases that are most effectually and
probably treated by spraying with
bordeaux mixture.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

a seven-foot vein Of good quality coal
has been struck on the farm Of William
Wilson, FIVE miles northeast OF Parkville,
No., By the Platte County Oil and De-
velopment Company, while drilling for
oil. The coal was found at a depth OK
1EO feet
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
Killed ON Homeward Trip.

Mrs. Mary Tyndall of Milwaukee was
crushed to death under train at the
Union station in st. Louis. She was
"a years of age and had been the guest
of her brother, ]. D. German, at Kirk
wood. Mrs. Tyndall was about to de-
partsfor Milwaukee when she met death.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

Even the clever Edwar! Box doesn't
pretend that there is any cure for old
age.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

The unsympathetic farmers of the
West and South are so busy adding up
long columns of figures that the doleful
cries from Wall street go utterly unheed-
ed, writes Chicago correspondent They
are trying to puzzle out just how much
of the S2,500,000,000 that the enormous
crops promise to yield is going into their
Individual pockets. They have got so far
along in their calculations that their
wives and daughters are. already nego-
tiating with the piano agent, the sewing
machine vender and the piano lamp man.
Steam heat and electric lights will prob
ably follow.
The government estimates and those
of careful students Of the crop situation
have revealed the abundant returns to
come from the farms OF the country this
year. The estimates show that it is rea-
sonable TO expect a corn crop worth on
the farm $1,035, 000,000 cotton crop
worth 100000; wheat crop worth
$492 100000 and an oats crop worth
1915, 100000 These total $2,37T $780,
900, and no account is taken of the yari-
based on the October government report
for corn, wheat and oats, and for cotton
ON the figures of Theodore III. Price, who
is an acknowledged cotton expert. The
yield of corn is placed at 2,3o9, 100000
bushels; of wheat at 6T4,000,000 of
oats at 7S7.000000; and of cotton at
11.500,000 bales. The estimated prices
for these commodities during the year
are 40 cents for corn. IS cents for wheat,
80 cents for oats and $50 a bale for cot
tnp
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
stnrf in a small Wa.

Most Of the failures in trying to OPP
crate poultry farms have been brought
about by trying to keep too many
fowls az first Begin on small scale
and vok up to your limit. You may
be surprised TO find how few you can
keep at a profit. and you may find
that you were born to be poultry
man. Trying ii is the only way to
get at the truth.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

hold Il to at bottom. l have found
it very handy ON a bad day, for one
can set it in some building to hang the
hogs on; it is also handy to hang
sheep on to butcher.--Charles Z. Cum
MINIS, in Ohio Farmer
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

1t raineth alike on the silk and the
cotton umbrella
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
WHY EAGLE SCREAMS
PHENOMENAL CROPS IN OUR
COUNTRY THIS YEAR.

Two and a Half Billions of Dollars
the Value of the Yield Amazing
Figures from Some States-SIearS
Good Times for Farmers.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17
Texas Cotton.

In point of value of crops Texas is
above Nebraska this year, but the Lone
Star State has an advantage in her
ability to raise a cotton crop. Her cot
ton crop of probably 100000 bales
should bring her about $135, 900.
which is in itself a record. 1t will put
in her pocket, if a lady may be allowed
to have one, $10,000,000 more than came
from the same source a year ago. Her
wheat crop will bring her $11, 1913 900,
$6,000,000 over last year. and from her
corn she will receive about SAT 100000
which is greater by the huge sum of
$25,000,000 than that crop yielded in
1902. Including oats, the total value of
the Texas crops is about $205, 100000,
which should give to each of her 3,04S,-
900 sons $40. 1t has been Il bumper year
for Texas all around.
The farmers of Illinois have calculated
that they are away up among the elect in
the matter of crops this year, although
they are somewhat under those of last
year. The total value of wheat, corn
and oats is put at $1S0,00000 which
would give each person in the State $37
The Illinois corn crop is S1,000,0 900 BUSH
els under the 372,000,000 bushel crop Of
last year, but it will probably bring at
least 10 cents more bushe on the farm.
Its value this year is $131 100000.
SO the figures run throughout the
West Iowa's farmers have figured far
enough so that they know the corn crop
will bring them about $102000,000,
which with wheat and oats will yield in
all nearly $146,000,000, or about $50 to
each Of the 2,231000 residents of the
State. In Missouri the three crops will
bring about sos, 100000, or $34 to each
person. The corn crop was a source Of
trial this year. 1t was some SS,000,00
bushels under that Of 1902. Indiana ex-
poets, to receive from wheat, corn and
oats about $90,400,0O0, which would
equal S3j to each person in the State.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

The crop records of some of the In
dividual States for this year are amaz-
ing. The lead seems to be held safely
enough by Nebraska, with its 45,000,000
bushels of wheat, which should yield
$33.2l5, 900; DDS. 10000 bushels of corn,
yielding S100000,000, and 100000
bushels OF oats worth probably $751;
$4,000; total of nearly $1j2000,000.
This is enough money to give every resi-
dent of that fortunate State $142. Kan
sas is a close second in the running. Her
crops are great enough to give every
man, woman and child within her borders
$1l5. Her wheat promises to yield near
ly 96,500,000 bushels, or $40, 3S9, 900; her
corn, 200,000,000 bushels, or 100000,
600; and her oats 20,650,000 bushels, or
1927, 000 a grand total of over $167,-
100000.
The farmers of Kansas and Nebraska
have been figuring on the crops to de-
termine which will get the biggest income
from his domain. Nebraska has 121 ,525
farms on which crops are raised, and a
total crop value Of $152000,000 each
farm has earned this year $3.50. The
Kansas farms are 173, 100 in number,
and as they are to divide harvest worth
$167 100000, the portion of each farm
averages about 1910. The average farm
in Nebraska contains GAG acres, and in
Kansas 240 acres. 1t is interesting to
note in regard to this that the average
income of the lawyers of New York City
has been figured to be $1,000 a year.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-11-17

wiutering Cabbage for Family Use.
Cabbages that winter best are those
just fully formed and not overripe.
For family use bury an empty barrel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-31
Cr0nica

EstAmos deeoralos. por NO deeir
luciaus. I'm el Amino del pueblo
puertorriquefo hay a'go como q >s.
timiento, algo que paree:era Ell flo
de geanGes deeepciones y 10 nm Or.
gurA de cruel desesperanzs.
Los hechos est&n ahf. El pneblo
ne sinti6 conmovido de dbito y abri6
los ojos con espAnto. y la rsaliaad le
ha hsrido CON golpe terrible.
Sc hablaba de lS6ertGdes, y Rlguien
sonreis. Sc hablaba de derec1os y
6 trAv6s de olorosa humareda de
ineienso, po6fAn distiD guirse rostrca
que haci&n muaeas innobles. Algu.
NOS no quisieron YER ESQ. Eran IL
riswos, quijotadas, indocilidadas dc
los inGccesi6lss, de los mooaresgs de-
Ia polftica.
AhorA 10 ven TODD.
Psro ciertos grandes hombrss y
estadistas de 10 Union, eonvienen,
adn en- presencis de aquellAs cosaF,
On que este 90 nm pueblo eni1io,.
Y es do agradeeerles que, acaso
CON la intenci6n de coneeder 10 que
NOS pertenece en- punto G libertaaas
y dereehOs, etc6tera, ae empsffan, 6
fuelza do injustieias y tsmeridaass,
en- en- haeer qae el inos llsgae.A ANA
Porque 10 queaqui viene pasando,
es para que 10 nszcan canas 6 nm
bebe.
Els possible que ahora que Mr..
Hunt rsgrsaa 6 su pals, se yea con
los ssfiores Moody y Payne y les
cuenta algo de las socurrenciaao del
eni1ios CON motive de- nd gesti6n en-
Ell gobierno civil y las palabr&s por
ellcs pronunciadag aqui y ALA res.
pecto De los infantiles puer torrique.
nos. Y les refisra tambien 10 que
pisnse el snifics respecto de la lin.
pida administration de Correos dc
saAll&".
Aaf oil msnos se Aar&n afsctuoso
apret6n de manos, y tenar&n que
convenir en- que en- Ell pueblo sniflos
hay ROMBRES que tienan verg tien'
za para repeler las ipjuatiei&s y pa
IN co.osar pOr Gina de toao el amor
"a patria.
Entire tanto, bueno en- que sigan
aprstando el eue'lo de este pueblo
CON toda elase de injustieias, que los
que vean ESQ dssdea fuera tenAr6n
que admirar 10 insigne cobardfa do
nm gobierno que se. considers gigan.
te abusando De nm pueblo sni15s.
Acaso Algun 5fa la onda DEL >desti-
no 30 vuelva sobre 10 ffente dol Ri'
gante y le derribe.
ARMANDO.
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NOtaS arqueOl6giCaS

Nusva York l8 de Mayo.-Duran.
te el curse de les exploraciones que
actualmente se practie&n en- Beocia.
oil lado de Orcomenes, qua fs6 ana
vez pequef1o estAdo dc griago, des
truido por les tebanos en- eli aff3 367
antes de Jesucristo, acaba de descu-
brirss nm palaeio real que aun osteu.
to algunaN de las muehaB riQuexae
que Be supone ha debid0 atesorar.
En- los salones de estado, aun se
paeden YER algunos frescos pintados
On las paredes.
La rsstaur raeio1 de- Ls Campani-
la de Vsnecia. ha rsvelado ell heeho
de que estaba conatruida de ladrillos
romanos, yno vsneeisnos como 90.
neralmente se creia. Es mas, cuan'
do sc fabricaron no faeron mAnipu
laaos aquellos como les laArillos mo-
dernos, sino que se hicieron de tro'
% dc arcilla, y tai como se hall&ban
sin alterar laA capas naturales. Con
aqusl proceso se obtenfa Ell regulta
do siguiente: que eadA ladrillo podia
soportar cuAtro veses mas psso que
sl ladrillo que 20 fabricA hoy dfa.
Sc dice que la Nusva Campanllle se.
r2 fAbrieada con lsdrillos del mismo
origen. Los examinadoa procsaen
de 10 primera eenturia. Uno dc sllos
tiane aun 10 impres'oa i de una hsrra'
dura, CON 10 que 90 comprueba por
manera evidente que ya dssde an
tonces 90 usaban las herradurAs pa.
70 los eaballos.
ri padre jesuita Flor'an Toubar-
ce ACADIA de hallar en- In IRlesia dc
SRneta SAnctorum nm er6nso que se
Rpone sea sl de Santa Tres. En- el
fondo de nm cofre, encontr6 una csja
dc plata envueltA en- pafio bizAntino
de gran vAlor. En- 10 GAIA sstaba 10
earAvala, y en- "a interior, 10 inseri p
ci6n siguiante. "CAput Sanctae A.
guest" Creiase hasta hoy que 10
cabezR de Santa I g. habfA siao dss.
truida durante el ssqueo de Roma
en- 1897 por el Condestabls de B II.
bon; pero desde que 90 ha efectnado
sate descubrimiento, hay motivoa
para abriRar 10 egpsrarzs de cue
el valioso tesoro del relieRrio, do ID
Iglasi& del SAneta SAnctormm, de
qua la cAbezA c0nstituida solamente
una parte, ha loRrado tambi6n esca
par do 10 destruction. Ri relicario
On question contenia 6 debs conte
ner tod&s las rsliquiaa y objetos de
vAlor mas preciosos de In ig ,esia eA'
t6lica de iqaallos dias, tssknaose
los 4 limos On millones de dollarg. :.
Atezene
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El vino de cana dulCe

Sc puede hacer nm exeelente vino
del guArapo de la cana y tambi6n
del bagszo, e'guien6o ciertas reglas
fAeiles. Para el primero convene
di1igir el jugo q medida que se pro.
duee, G ana caldera, en que ne 10 So
meter& q ANA ebulliei6n que aure dos
horas pr6ximamente. Despu6s se
le lleva 6 an dep6 Ito donde 40 aepa.
ran les materias albumin 6ideas por
el enfriamiento, y ellfquido elaro so
pasA & 10 cubs de fermentation ana.
ai6nSo.s en- seguida 80 gramos dc
csehunde por hect6iitro y 25 6 30
gramos de crama de tkrtsro. En-
euanto 10 tsmperatura es de 30 gra.
dos proximamente, Sc a11Aaen tam
bi6n por hect6.itro, 80 gramos de
buena levadura, en- 10 forma q. ss ha
dieho vafiaa vsees; 90 tapa 10 cuba
con cnidad0 y al csbo de einco dias
30 pass el produsto toneles que no
llenan entsraments; ss rslIena con
regalariaad durante 10 fermentation
insensible. sc trasiega Aespues 20
encola con 10 DO peseado; 60 deeanta
y gusrda elIvino resultante on tone
les Rxuffaa0s.
Para el vino do b;gtzo, ss intro.
duce cate en- aqua templada & 26 8 30,
hAeiendo repasAr eats agua sobre
nueva meteria hasta que 10 densidaa
del lfquido sea de 10 6 IL grados
Bsum6, que correspondent de /. 076 6
1000 de densiaad eentesimal, mBy
pr6ximamente. 81 tratamiento do
este iugo 90 .exactamente al mismo
que AehbRmos de indicar.
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CURAClON SEGURA Y 'RAPIDA
De IA
GOnOrrea Y Gotta MiIitar,

enfermedadee agudas de Ii vejiga, rfOnes Y cual.
Qu1era f0rma de trritacton genitO urinaria.
La Dasis DC esta preparation es una substancia
9escuDierta nec1entemente que tiene la prOpredad
de pasar por 81 est6mago organos digestivos sin
eufrT alteration alguna para impartir todaS erie
QemaS propiedadeB Quimicas influencia calmante,
las memDranas de los organos genitales, vejiga
glanduas De la prostate. La Rplicaci6n de esta
deno al est6mago-0 sistema digestive.
Los ingredientes que f0rman esas c&psulas rinden
la ortna suaye, noirritante podero eamento anti
septioa, destruyendo prontanente los microbes de
Ia gonorrea, calmando todas las infamaci6nes
locales.
Las Capsulas Americanas No. curan Complete.
mente Ia gonorrea en- m6n0s de la mitad del tempo
Que reQuferen Otros remedios
TodaS las cOmpMcaciones tales como inflammation
testieular, sstrechszs bubOnRs, ETC., SO previenen
RnIMKRAD DOsIs PRODUCIRAU UN ALIVIO
ORDIHARIO 6E CURARA OON UNA GAIA.
81 &c usa anticipadamente esta preparation todo
CUfDADC COZ Las sIMIrACIONRs, Nues.
veinte cuatro capsulas. Las verdaderas capsulas
poneh la ortna de un color az desDues de la primera
dosis. VALEN LO QUR PESAN. Premiadas
con dos medallasy diplomas por In American Export
Exposition el Franklin Institute.
~ Precio ds ssta preparaci6n 60 $3.50 orc.
nlatamAte, por correo certfcado& cualQuiera parte
del mqndo, al recibo del impprfe. <
~ Sc Aoeptnn pagoe On t40nedA de cualquier pass,
Al np0 oorriente dc cambto; cualauter banQuer3
informarA al interesado respecto al do
deben dirigirse 8,
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|DE FERDINAND. CESTERO
A Proviidencia Paniagua

Diadema dc o1o le eedi6 natura
Como nimbo de luz tns eabel1os,
Nardos y lirios tu frente pura,
va tus ojos eambiantes y aestellos.
Qae llsguen tn hogar, dules queri!o o,
Donde tengo prcfundas afeeciones
Tenaiendo q. 1la hasta rozAr tn dido,
NotAs, eeoB, arrullos y caneionas.
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NOtaS ClentffiCaS
Descubrimiento qufmico
Relaci6l de peso = elergla
de 7satessro cosresp0nsaz)

Os nasessTo c0TTeSp0THQI)
Nueva York, Mayo 19.-El doe
tor 8, Bsbcock, Catedr ktico de @ af.
mica Agrfe cola de la Universiaaa de
Wisconsin, ha hecio un deseubri-.
miento que 30 salidea de impor tan.
cia en- sl munao de Ii Qafmiea. El
inventor sstk a1a dsaisado & los ex.
parimsntos, eompletando al9unos ae
los datos neceaarios antas de publ.
car nm folleto que prepare en- que
do euenta de sus investigaeiones y
de las eoneluti iones 6 que hA llegado.
Sin embargo, BE dice que los expe.
rimentos han llegado G tal graao
que puede asegurar que los slemsn-
tos todos tiensn m offgen CON & 4, y
que 10 difarencia en- cantidad y cali.
dad de la energla que poeeen.
III Doctor Babcock, cree que ell pc.
30 dc todo cuerpo eg una fnnCi6n In.
versa do au eneYgiA inherante, 6,
empleAnlo terminus mas f&eiles de
comprender, que una estnfA cAIian to
pesa menos que In misma eatufa
friA. Aun cuando hasta Ia seha no
se ha deciSido & hacer manifestaeio
mes terminates aeerc& de los dets.
lies de sus descubrimiantcs, hablan
do sobre el particular ha dieho como
sigu0 el doctor BAbeoek:
sMi deacubrimiento no alterark el
trAbsio pr&etico de 10 Qafmiea, si
bien 10 afectsra; y mis conelusiones
y datos dependen de cisrtas difaren
cias en- peso entire 81 hielo y ell al 40
en- momentos de derretirse1.
eEn 10 Qafmies ,eomo en- 10 Ffsiea,
existen grandes discrepancies en- lae
conatantes: parties en- que las teo.
rfas no explicAn los heghos, y 6sto
me llev6 6 una t9 ia de ex oerimen-
ton CON los que he lleGado 6 demos
trar que los cusrpos eambian de pc.
SO eaandO ne altera la eatructurA do
sns mol6eulas
sParA demostrarlo, haata quedas
eompietamsnte satiafecho, he prae.
tieado sxperimentos por espacio de
mas de 26 amos. Darante mushos
de elles, los resultAdos faeron toaoa
menos satisfsetorioe; pero haca 60
mo tres 8 cuatro quo empec6 s ex
perimeutar con hielo y con sgua,
deseubriendo entonees que mi teorfs
sstaba bien fanaada. Creo que los
elementos t ,dos tiensn m origen
comdn, y que 10 difsrencia On peso
at6mieo obsdsee q 10 difsrsneia on
eantidad y caliaaa de la energfa que
poseen.D
sLoS euerpos mas ligeros ast&n
dotados do la mayor energfa. El
hidrogeno. por ejemplo. poses 10
mayor eantidad de energfs, y co el
slemento m&a ligero.e
J679ez Nxsen