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The Washington times., 1906-10-12
Tip O'NEILL,' %

worked superuiy. showing all its fancy
movements and It's relentless cUEHheelS,
but lt was uI against I'd game that in"
strongest machine in the world couldu
have broken down. Walsh pitched one
of the most remarkable games of the
1906 season They made TWO hits OFT
him, hOJn lu The first iuuiuE. before he
had really found his bearings. After
JhaJ they WeIs up inning after inning
waved a- ,us things hC threw, and walk
ga away again.
Walsh did not seem 90 ue throwing
much curve. either aside lrom "a snort
drop on the StiiEaIiouS delivery. lie
was just wingiuC them over with the
speed OF g. kus.e-iust Ike bullets. and
iuN across the e-zter. straight and true.
Bin ban, came tne strikes into sui
{ lIVau's big glUye-uUe- two. three. back
Co the doghouse. That speed. coupled
with "a general line OF direction over
fhe FAR corner OF the plate when Jh-
enemy threatened 20 get the center
, shoots located, was all that Walsh was
hling and it was au ample plenty.
BIng. bang. WuauE-and now Sullivan
did bless -hp man who invented tine
/ big fat glove ass those shoots came in.
Ia the first inning. whom Two hits
were made. it looked bad foF Walsh
After Ihat. tho Cubs never even threat
eEcd him and their half OF jhe game
can bee dismissed with the remark that
they didn't get anything and CtGidu z
do anything al any time.
Meanwhile. ) Pfeister was anything
but idle. The Hatraci5 southpaw was
I working beautiful game. and was
firing in am enormous curve. which haS
/ the SuN guessing Iud guessing very
wrong.
There was Just one inning and there
was George RoHe- RoHe 10 was who
Z turned the tide in Tuesdays game.
/ with a fierce turec-hagger. and Ruue
/ it, was who was destined 10 turn the
tide again and win the SoX their second
/ victory. T. an happened in the sixth
I Spasm, and IL VAS all over so quickly
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the bsuumbed Cubs and -ueir 3ugIished
friends cOuldu uudeT-. lHd It.
Iu tLe sixth round Talughil. "a very
hliirss hitter. gstuUuItd himself with
brutal hin past thrd Walsh ana
other hitless hitter Gey four go Dog.
Lueky Walsh. THAT rat two au base
and Pfri-teT. somewhat emharras@
uuL one over jGIt came 500 high and
too close It caught Eddie Hahn full
u th- heaE ANA spread Ibis face U one
CORY ruin.
Hahn was Ted away. bleeding Drafuse-
iy. and with "a broken nose The injury
viii keep him Qua OF the rest of The Sc
Ties-
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ONeU went to- first for him. and the
bases We're fuli. with no ono out II
was an awful UUediramcut. bur the Hat
rack was game Jones loftsd "a high
foul aud King made a. grand catch.
leaning over the rapeS. Isbel- who was
batting ike am usslued Cherokee. famed
-oIemnly three times. and "a great roar
OF delight rose from the Cub myTiads
Hats waved bauueGs flew. and multi
Juulnous voices proclaimed nj once tHe
supreme value and merit of Nr. Pt.ister
and jh- utter failacy OF Mr. IsbelL
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O'NeiII Replaces Hahn.

BEFORE taking his place on nrst base.
O'Neiu pat in top ballast of loose
chewing To Keep the head up in the
wind. At this luucIurc The SON had
three ou and none out The fanatics
showed disposition to stand up on
their hind legs and howl
Iu thc midst of The huoraE Hahn
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CANADIAN HORSEMAN
SUCCUM9S TO DISEASE

CINCINNATI Ohio. Oct 12.-John
Price. PART owner of several Canadian
racing plants and at one time associate
Judge nj LatOuia and Louisville. died
yesterday. lie was dfty-slN years old.
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WORLDS BASEBALL SUMMARY
Pitchers
Hits Errors
Winners

NauoraL American \ a. X. a
irst Game icagO
Ttculbac White-O~er
an Walsh
out by
Reulbaeh. owen in innings; by j. %
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Slight Advance in Attendance.

The slight change In he weather
Jumped the attendance 10 1851. which
is the greatest outpouring of the p0pu-
lace in the series. while The figures are
not SO large as those of last falL the
prize money is piIing up
The winners end of lhe first Two
games. amounts 10 more than N3.ton.
Today receipts push the purse wei
INTO tl- tWentieS. and with fair coudi-
lions tomorrow the t0taI OF four games
should exceed the 81, ,0JJ shared by the
Giants and Athletics.
Another distinguished Ciucy citizen
besides Nick Altruck's pa has joined the
gay baseball reyeIeTS. Charles =. Taft
Jnr 1aeler of the Cubs. has seen them
lose twice, tuJ he has met the Hon. T.
D. DreyTus for the Trst time.
Here i5 a verbatim report of Rogers
Brothers sidewalk conversations the
m-guates held I'm the Auditorium. When
the pair met Barney at once broke into
fashionable chit-ehat. -r Fase ball iss
doe great spOFtfnRss Iss sit not yet1'
said The Pittsburgh maEudJc.
Much obliged once replied Mr..
Taft. thinking it WAS mp TO him 70 play
Gus Rogers r,l
barney doesn't kHow what % think OF
nyr8 king iL
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Brown viii have "a splendid line this
y,ar from tackle GO tackle and Robin
son has fine assortment of ends ana
backs to match. Brown. however, sell
dom has been equipped 10 clay strong
kicking game. and the coach VIII make
"a point oG lu this Iall.
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Robe came mp ID modest, blonde. re-
firing sor- of a DutchmIn. whose best
delight is t1 sir by the fire with To- stein
ia one hand and another stein iu the
other Hr bent his bat against th- ralL
out in lUft field SnecKJTd was racing.
and round the bases three hIUe-gI8d
athletes W-r- travelling ike coyotes go
ing 90 dinner The BAH rolled under tho
seats, and Mr.. Shrckart dug. while
three runs raced home. and the portion
of the world located south OF Thirty
ninth street gave vent tu large spec
taC8lar yell that was eleven minutes
ln passing a. given point
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And tina, was all There were ua more
ruIs. FOR rHe SaN didn't need any and
The Cubs couldn't acquire the same.
Walsh and Rohc-Jhey did it all. and
Charlie Murphy. I'm the gathering gloom.
tore up a lot or photographs Of The Ger
man ana The Turk
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WHITE SOX PITCHERS
DELIVER THE GOODS
Walsh Upsets Calculations by Holding CIoutng Cubs to
Two Safetes-Basebal Luck Illustrated by Rohe'S
Remarkable Pinch Hitting.

By holding the Chicago Nationals
down 10 two hits and tanning twelve
Of them Eddie Walsh. the spitbal ar
list, won the game Tor the Chicago
Americans i'm the worlds series yestcr-
day by 10 0. aided by Rche's swat Tor
three bases when the bases were fun
and two out.
Robe is the man who was substituted
for George Davis, and whose uneN-
pected advent into the game caused the
Nationals 10 become topheayy iavorItes
for the series. Yet the Americans have
taken two out Of three games, and
Rohe has won both of them by timely
sticking. Hows that for the luck Of
basebaH
Pitchers Doing NObly.
The Cubs are hitters. while the Amcri-
cans do not shine with the bat. but a
e0od pitcher. yveIl-keyed up. is apt TO
hold any aggregation @: slugSers 90
practically nothing. and by turning that
trick yesterday Walsh shut out his
enemies. II was said m these columns
yesterday that iH order for the SnN to
land the championship flag their tRiTl-
ers would have 10 do some remarkable
boxwork, and by the great horn spoon
they are doing that very thing. The
1lct that the weather had moderated
Yesterday was evidently al big help 10
Walsh.
Owens and White having fallen by the
wayside in the game which the cubs
won. it is probable that the SoX viii
use AItrock today, he being SO cool that
the chilling blasts have little effect
upon him. Should AIuock ohiciate to-
Gay- and the cold wave continue % re-
tue To the rear. It Is possible Doc White
win be given another chance tomorrow.
AND cvcrv ToUter ina Washington hopes
the dentist Will win. as me is "a Wash
ng-Uu boy and mas "a host OF friends Ia
this city.
Charley Dryden describes Yesterday
same i'm the Philadelphia North Amer.-
,au as follows
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passed back OF the plate, walking slow
~ and carrying his nose IN a sling
The snapshoUterS asked Edward 10 look
pleasant for moment, aItef Whch ne
resumed his natural expression.
Having pitched himself into hole
PIeister made splendid effort 20 climb
out one more step and he would have
mounted Jones huiSJed foul. which
King retrieved among the hoOfs of the
crowd AT the finish of the catch John
ny was hangiHg On the ropes.
Half a dozen Cubs muEsed near the
plate fearing Tannehiil would make q
break on the foul catch. Isbell struck
out making the third successive Whit
for the Wichita plumber. When the
conditions are right IzZy is a peach at
Then came Rche. who had a talon
cracked by a foul ball in the opening
round. George gummed the loose end
fast with "a sticking plaster and was
only waiting for chance TO break even.
Tie found II Ou the hrst ban sailed up
the alley.
Bin. Under open-faced seats in left
q faVOrite OF Georges. On the South
side he is now regarded as mobile
piece ~ work ft to adOru the Hall Of
Fame. Three SON galioped home. the
last n line being Mr.. O'Neill with his
ballast sun in place. DonOhue popped
"a ry 40 Tinker. and the round that made
the West Siders dizzy blew over.
Any Kind of Nose He Wants.
The nose Of Hahn IS not permanently
impaired. IL ne needs "a new one the
South side VIII present him with Il new
and more saudy cenJerpiece and
let Edward select the material himself
Should The Spartan athlete desire "a
tyo-pOuud diamond Ia the middle OF his
face. the sports of Cuibiaine Court VIII
give iL 10 him.
A pathetic feature of the afternoon
was the advent of a homeless hen OF
Pleu~Isv Park. Limpiug about on frozen
feet i'm centcrticld the torlorn biddy pre-
sented an odd baseball pIradoX-a fowl
I'm 1uir ground.
Ii WIS said the hen escaped from tho
inrurable ward fu the hospital across
the way ana sought cOngenial company
in the bally once the deGunted
creature tried 90 attract the kindly no
tice of joe. Tinker. lie owns a chicken
ranch lt Kansas City, and has been
known u adopt homeless and deserving
hens OF good character.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13

servative men; they would do away
with the meat for the children of he
asylums, or what It worse, give
them the refrigerated variety.
To what painful reflections does
this give rise How stupid and ride
'ulous il all Isl
And, besides, the conditions relst-
ing to the bids for furnishing beef
have been scofed at.
The public notice inviting bids for
the furnishing of meat, provided that
the cattle should be killed in the San
Juan slaughter house. Not a word
was said about foreign beef.
But to seek to save few cents
At such cost-which benefits no one.
II that is not exactly censurable, it IS
censurable to fail to comply with thc
conditions of the bid, openly, def
iantly, igzor ing the first condition of
the same, which is that the cattle
shall be slaughtered here.
Therefore, the bid is void. If our
parsimonious tutors have not lost all
respect for law, they will realize that
the have no right to award the con-
tract to those who propose to furnish
American refrigerated beef. in q bid
which states positively that the cattle
must be slaughtered here.
And furthermore, does not everv
one already know too much about
the condition of beef brought from
distance
Every one recalls the failure of
beef furnished on a former occasion.
and the bidders Of similar grade
should not now be accepted among
those who bid for the furnishing Of
this article for the public institu-
tions.
1t appears as if the governm ent
only sought to effect economies at
the expense of something that has
an infinitely deeper importance than
what it seeks to bring about.
What mistake and disillusion..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Ell gabinete de Suecia

Esetocolmo, a6de Mayo.-El gabinc-
te pidi6 al Rey Oscar la diooluci6n de
la Camara. Neg6se Ell Rey diciende
que no era l6gico disolver una asam-
blea que habia aprobado las PROPOSE
clones del gobierno sobre el sufragio,
y ell gabinete present6 su dimisi6n
Ell ex-ministro de Agriculture, Pc
terson, Sc neg6 a formar nuevs minis
terio, mission que el Rey encomend6
entonces a Lindma an, director general
del telegrafos.
La comisi6n de presupuestos estma
los ingresos de 1897 en- cuarenta y
ocho millones de pesos y los gastos en-
cuarenta y millOnes. Propone cubrir
el deficit con impuestos sobre Ia renta
Y la propiedad raiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
EN- AUST RIA

Viena 20 de Mayo-El Emperador
Francisco jose esta ligersmente en-
fcrmo.
MillareS de eomercianteS en- vive-
res y sus empleados hiclersn una
violenta protesta contra las sscieda-
des c0opcrativaS y tratarOn de en-
trar 4 Ia fuerza en- el Parlamento,
produciendo un gran escandalo. Que
daron contusos algunos diputados
y la pOlicfa hiri6 muchos NANTES
tantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
EDITORIAL

Beginning on July first. refrigera-
ted beef will be used in some Of the
| the charitabl institutions of the Is
land instead of the native beef which
IS now furnished to the inmates.
This is something which affects
not only the health and we'll being
/ of those untortunates but alss the
interests of the Island.
At the same time with the publica-
|tion of the notice that refrigerated
beef is to be furnished to the above
nstitutions, grave rumors have rea-
chcd us of the shocking conditions
whick ma aintain in the United States
among certain handlers Of this arti-
Gle.
Have the members of the consre-
cation given careful thought to what
they purpose doing?
Whether such beef as is to be fur
nished is injurious and detrimental
to the health of the inmates of the
asylums7
We have seen reports and heard
statements from authoritative sour
ceS to the effect that even if refri-
gerated beef does not present dan
gers of another kind, it is lacking
and deficient in nutritive qualities.
In the midst of the chaos which pre-.
walls in the expenses of the so called
administration, without plans and me-
asures for reducing i'll the slightest de
gree the size of the oriental budgets.
without nanifesting the least scru-
pie when it is only question of Use
lcss expenses, of unnecessary ex-
peAditures, it now occurs to the con-
gregation to save q few cents a
day on the mcat which is furnished
to the children who are confined in
the various charitable institutions Of
the Island.
Our tutors do not wish to effect
real economies; their ambition is to
r reconstruct the finances of the Island
according to their own caprices. they
aspire to pose as prudent and con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
La SituaCi0n de Ia IgIeSia
EN- FRANCIA

jCual ser4 Ia actitud que asuma la
Santa Sede Ell Francia para con Ell
|Gobierno, en- vista del resultado de
les elecciones tltimas, Tai es la cues.
tion que muchos franceses, sincera-
mente ligados la Iglesia, que, 4 10
menos aspiran que la Influenza de
la religion Sc consolide, estan consi-
derando actualmente con decidiao
interEs.
La combination republican, repre-
sentada per ell Ministerio, sin duda al
guna sostieme su prsponderancia, y
mas aun, reforzada como fu6 en- las
urnss. Pero aun cuando el poder
|aparente del Gobierno Sc ha robuste-
cido, hay sfntomas que acusan marca-
da modification en- su polftica para
con Ia Iglesia, hecha necesaria en- vir-
tud del sentimiento pdblico tai como
ha siao interpretado Por el Gabinete.
rs asf que bajo la Influenza directs
de NJ. Cle @enceau, el trabajo de los
inveAtaries notivo de tan lamenta-
hles escandalos-qued6 caSi por com
pleto suspendido antes de las eleccio-
nes. Del mismo modo, los Radicsles
Secialistas, cuyo socialismo es, en- efec.
to, menss radical que en- el de los que
sencillamente Sc llaman sociaIistas,
anunciaron en- su programa. la inten-
ci6n de llevar cabo Ia ley de separa-
ci6n por medios mas hberales de los
que Sc venian adoptande y tratar de
prsteger Ia ibertad de conciencia tan
to para benefcio de los feles 4 la lyle.
sia como de los adversarios de ella.
Es probable, por 10 mismo, que en-
la nueva Camara habra dos partidoS
el uno que demande Ell cumplimiento
de la ley de separation por medic de
medidas rigurssas y violentas,
otro que pida una administration mO-
derada; pero ell primero ha perdido
gran parte de la fuerza que el segundo
ha ganado en- las elecciones. Depen-
dera en- mucho de la Iglesia misma,
este es, de la conducta que adopten ell
Vaticano y los obispos fir anceses, cual
de los dos partidos prevalezca. Los
extremists apelaran cualquier pre-
tecto que lie procuren los partiaa4ios
de la Santa Sede; en- tanto que lee mo-
derados Sc sentiran satisfecI o. On COO
|perar con Ia Iglesia para cue So llegue
a un arreglo de conveniei cias mutuas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
C0ntinGa la agitaci6n
en- Russia
I'll Ear mueStrase vacilante
ante la situaci0n

Nueva York, miercoles-Los informes que
llegan de Russia resultan desconsoladores, pues-
to que acusan una difci agitada situaci6n
politica en- todo el Imperio moscovita.
Fl Gzar y los miembros del gabinete Sc
muestran vacilantes ante la gravedad de los
sucesos que Sc desarrollan en- el pals, Y por tan
to es de esperarse;que sobrevenga una catas-
trofe revolucionaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Los principes de Wales
reqresaron 4 l6nds-ea
Demuestran SUI agradecimiento
al pueblo de Espana

Nueva York, microbes. Cablegrafian de
L6ndres que aver tarde regresaron procedentes
de Espana los Principles de Wales que asiste-
ron la boda de los Reyes Don Alfonso Dona
Ena de Battemberg.
Han demostrado pubicamete su satisfac-
cion porla enthusiastic acogida que tuvieron en-
la Corte Y las simpatias del pueblo espanol ha-
cia ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Francia estuclia un proYec-
to de arregIo de sus cues
tones CON Venezuela
Precisa resolver ell asunto de impuesto
las importaciOnes

Nueva York, miercoles.-Gomunican de
Paris que ell gobierno frances estuda un pro
yecto de arreglo de las cuestiones diplomAtlcas
pendientes con la REPUBLIC venezolana debi-
do la petici6n formal hecha por el Presidente
Gomez dc que no sc imponga la alta tarifa las
importaciones venezolanas que Sc hacen en-
Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
De1CaSSe traera instruc-
clones de 81 g0hiern0
Esperase una feliz soluci6n al coDflic-
to francO-venezOlanO

Nueva York, microbes. Particular de
Washington que en- el Departamento de Esta-
do Sc tienen noticias references que el Ex-mi-
nistro frances Mr.. Delcasse trae instrucciones
de su gobierno para arreglar el conficto franco
venezolano pendiente de acuerdo con los Esta-
dos Unidos, fin de restablecer las buenas re-
laciones con Ell gabinete de Caracas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
e General Castro v eI Pre-
Sidente accidental Gomez,
reC0nCiHIad0S
Ell General Gomez, acepta la poIltica
de Castro

pachos recibidos de Caracas que el expresiden-
te Cipriano Castro el actual Presidente acci-
dental de la Rep1blica general Gomez, Sc han
reconciliado habiendo reconocido ell segundo
la necesidad de seguiT la politica anterior OBJ
servada por Castro fin de garantir la paz en-
Venezuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
OPOR TU NIDAD

Sc vende MOLINO de 81 x Co. doble engranaje ca
sana mayor 10 Ia ntermeda A. diamero
curse de s6lida construction fabricado por
ae @ Paris; oTRo MOLNo de 32 7s doble engranae da
metro de a. catalina mayor Ia de la inermedia d
motor tpo baancin paralelogramo cindro vapor
AZ d1ametro de de construction solida ia
Dricado por la reEombada constructors Fletcher
AOndon Derb de Inglaterra
Los molinos estan trabaiando actua1menfe on IA ia
cenda BWenG PfSka, de la Carolina.
Para mas informes dirigirse la Capital
SOBRLvOS EzQUH.fGa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13

UNA FINCA compuesta de $50
cuerdas, terrenos llanos propis para
siembra de cana, chinas y frutos
memories, situada 4 seis minutes de
la carretera de Isabella a Aguadi11a ;
tlene excelente aqua potable, casa
vlvienda y maquinaria antigua para
la fabrication de azdcar.
Informes
LNiS ~. .WGisOM0ce.
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
Las Fiestas del "a

FL Programa de las festas que Sc
preparan para el "A, resultara IN
yerdadero acontecimiento. Ademas
de diez grandes bales y carreras en-
Ell Hip6dromo, Sc trata de organizar
una carrera de automobiles de San
Juan la Carolina. Tai vez para
antes del 20 Sc consiga la Ciudada-
MIA, y sea motive para cue damas y
caballeros usen con preferencia eI
exquisite Jabon y Perfume Cashmere
Bouquet de
COLGATE 4. CO.
NEW YORK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
VeEArtO

Registrador de la proI iedad sustituto eue
fu6 IA afios en- Areciho ofrece sus servicios.
como Notario, en- ArecihO. Bajos de la casa
nGmerO l3. calle de Ia Crux, Sc hace cargo
de presentar para 81 inscription en- 81 Regis
tro de Ia propiedad del Distrito remitir {
los respectiyos interesados. los deeumentss
que con tal ebjeto se 10 envfan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
e General Gomez sequivsa
como v5ce-Presidente
Sc verificaran festejOs p6blicOs
en- Caracas

Nueva York microbes de Caracas
que el presidente general Gomez seguira en- Ell
gobierno como vice-presidente despues de la
toma de possession del presidente Castro
Para el dia de Julio Sc preparan festcjos
pnblicos en- la capital, esperandose que resulten
animadas enthusiasts tales demostracones
de afecto hacia el general Castro
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La pOnftica wenexoIana
reWiste buen aSpect0
Esta asegurada la harmonic
entire los pol(ticos.

Nueva York, acknowledgements de la
capital de Venezuela que parece que han podi-
do legar un acuerdo los principales hombres
publicos de Venezuela en- cuanto a la designa-
cion de presidente para el goberno de la Repu-
blica asegurando asi la necesaria harmonic
para el sostenimiento de la paz el progreso
del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-13
~ General Castro
voEvera a p0der
Ocup para la Pre- 'dencia
Ell 5de Julio pf6ximo

Nueva York, microbes -Posteriormente
Sc asegura que volvera ocupar el poder ell
General Gipriano Castro, quien tomara possession
de la presidencia el dia de Julio proximo.
Rena gran entusiasmo todo el pals por
el buen arreglo que han legado los leaders
de la polftiCa venezolana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17
POSTUM CEREAL.
A WOMAN DOCTOR
Was Quick to See that Coffee Poison was
Doing the Mischief.

A lady tells of a bad case of coffee pois-
oning and tells it in a way so simple and
STRAIGHTFORWARD that literary skill could not
improve it.
Il had neuralgia headaches for IL years.
she says, "and nave suffered untold agony.
When L first began to have them weighed
40 pounds, but they brought me down to
no. / went to many doctors and they gave
me only to mporary relief. So suffered
on, till one day in 1904, a woman doctor
told me to drink Postum Food Coffee. She
said l looked like I was coffee poisoned.
so / began to drink Postum and gained
IS pounds in the first few weeks and am
u,tiii gaining. but not so fast as at first,
NV headaches began TO feavs me aftef"1'
had used Postum about two wesks-long
enough I expect TO get the coffee poison
out Of my system . :
Now that a few months have passed
since l began to USE Postum Food Coffee,
l can gladly say that ] v know h
a neuralgia headache is like any more, and
1t was nothing but Postum that cured me-
Before l used Postum | never went out
ATOMS, I would got bewlldsrad and would
not know which way to turn. Now | go
alone and my head is as clear as a bell.
My brain and nerves are stronger b
thew have been for years. Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
TheroH q reason, Read the little book
sThe Road to Wellyjlle, " In pkgs.