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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
CREWS TRAINING ON
T0NKA BAY WATERS

Tonka Bay Is busy spot this week as most
Of the contestants Of the big regatta are hard
at work training for the big events, which will
begin tomorrow afternoon. 1t is q number Of
years since any point on the lake has had such .
lively appearance and much interest is being
taken by the people of the twin cities.
+ Yesterday afternoon all the crews were row.
ing with the exception Of the Winnipeg club.
which arrived in Minneapolis last night, and
their workouts are being closely watched by
the enthusiasts.
The Duluth crew looks good as does the Min
nesota boat club representatives. but 1t 10
rumored that the Winnipeg bunch Will show
up the strongest as body and that every boat
that starts under their colors will put up q
snappy race.
Each crew goes out on the lake three times
a day and every onrsman seems to work at his
best in every tryout. Tonka Bay is the head
quarters for the crews and everything has q
holiday appearance around the bay and pa
yilion
The races will begin tomorrow afternoon and
will be concluded Saturday afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
SAILORS DODGE SHELLS

The course Of the rowing regatta next Satur
day finishes about one hundred yards east o.
the Minnetonka Boat clubs starting buoys
at Tonka Bay, and In order 30 not to. have
these races conflict with the sailing races, ant
to give the shippers clear course, the re
gatta committee has decided to hold next Sat
urday's sailing race the triangular cours
in the big lake, starting from St. Louis buoy
Because of the powerboat race, scheduled
for Saturday, July p, the sailboat race viii
also be held on the triangular course In tn
big lake. These races besides counting II
the regular club races will also count as tria
races for the tnterlake series .on July 25.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
Never Sent q Man to the Hospital.

Never Sent Man to the Hospital.
During the Spanish American war I
isntry 1ngp Epny on2 gay & I'm IN cbs n01s nean an
" every man in the company had
Garrhoea OF stomach trouble. We
never bothered sending man to the
surgeon or hospital, but gave him a
dose OF two Of Chamberlain 3 collie,
cholera and diarrhoea remedy and next
day be was all right. We always had
DOZEN bottles or more Of it in our
remedy can always be depended upon
for collie and diarrhoea, and should be
kept on hand in every home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
MOPSO Is WINNER.

New York. July 12-The sloop yacht Mopss
was yesterday declared the winner Of the 400
mile ocean race from New Rochelle around Mon.
tauk to northeast end lightshio of Cape May,
N. j., and return. for the challenge cup offered
by the Brooklyn yacht club: The Mopsa crossed
the finish line in Gravesend bay at T:22:4o last
night making her elapsed time over the course
1O5 hours % minutes 40 seconds. The race
started July Z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
BIG CROWDS ON THE =
CEDAR VALLEY CIRCUIT
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. - ." 's
Mason CITY, Iowa, July 1.-two thousand
people attended the second days meet Of the
Cedar Valley circuit races here yesterday. 1t
took five heats to determine the 2:14 pace and
six heats in the 2:19 pace. In the third heat
Of the latter race Alcott, driven by Conway,
fell and Iowa Spynx. driven by Anderson, fell
over him. Both drivers were hurt, but Iowa
spynx. continued in the race, winning the last
three heats. @. T. -.
2:14 pace, purse $4oo-Urbana Mac won, Mac
Temest second. Glenoso third: time 2:18A
Baby, Lady strath, The Medium, Riley Wilkes
and Guy Mooxe also started. 3. b..
i. 2:17 trot, purse $400--Lillian B. won Mart
Allerton second, Winnie Blake third; time,
216h. Nordica and Don Muscovite also started.
2:10 pace, purse $5O0-Iowa Sphynx first,
Director second, Agu1naldo third; time 2:17A.
George Perry, Alcott, Halson, Norma and Col
bert also started.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
y NORTHWEST BASEBALL
PLYMoUTHs LOSE.

St. Cloud, Mimi, July 12.-St. Cloud de-
feated the Plymouth Clothing House team Of
Minneapolis here Sunday by score of II to
4. The feature Of the game. was the hitting
of the st. Cloud team securing thirteen hits.
TTp to date st. Cloud has lost but one game
and has played some Of the fastest teams
in the northwest. For games address John
l.. Dominik, St. Cloud, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
WREsTLED TQ DRAW.

Swanson and Netches went the limit at the
Fourth Ward scandia Republican hall last night
without fall, both men being fresh when
time was called. Catherwood and Martinson
then went three fast rounds and showed great
cleverness at the game The last match was
between Young Sampson Of Minneapolis and
Johnnie Howard of Wisconsin for the champion
ship of the northwest at 116 pounds. This was
the main event Of the evening. and the efforts
of both men were loudly applauded. After
45 minutes Of hard work without fall the
bout was called draw. Young Sampson is
from the Y. NJ. Q. A., and Howard is q stu
dent Of Billy Potts.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
LUNDs FOR FARIBAULT
Coughlin's s Team Scheduled for Sunday
Game With >Fleckensteins.

! The Lund Lands will travel to Faribault for
tie second time this season Sunday and will
line up against the Fleckenstein team in the
afternoon. Schraeder will be in the box for the
Minneapolis aggregation. McCleary will pitch
for Newgard's club. The Lunds not dis.
heartened by their recent defeats in Dakota,
altho they received some hard knocks. In the
beginning Hill. the clever little shortstop, was
seriously injured by a pitched ball. and a
Brookings man had to be used. Archie has sim
proved some but it Is doubtful whether he will
be able to play again this season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
KENNA's LAMENT.

KENNA's LAMENT.
(Not by Edouard Kenna, poet laureate Of
Louisville
We hiked away
All pufred with pride,
Neer dreaming Mike
Would tan our hide. .-... .
Our heads are bowed
/. @ Down In the dust, 81.
Our fondest hopes ..-- ...z..
Are sadly bust
Our heavy hitters ~r .@sH
AL strike out; .li .- s.s:.. -
No buzzer near
We cannot clout.
Our hearts are heavy, s
ts.5ss.a Weigh ton, .. Il -...,.
Just wire the news
10 Chivington.
Alas, alack, g.sas., .s.. .7:--s
Oh, woe the day, ,. ..... .
~ When We packed UP
-=1$ 4 To come this way. =, - Is
No signals tipped ,a-g
By wire or mouth;
The millers have " &
Going south. r .@s &.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
jim 0'R0URKE'S TEAM
PLAYED GREAT GAME
Journal Special Service.


Bridgeport, Conn. July 12.-The veteran Jim
O. Rourke's Bridgeport nine battled for sixteen
innings yesterday afternoon with Hartford to
8 to 8 tie, darkness stopping the play. Only
one longer game is on record in the Connecticut
league, when New Haven and Bridgeport played
eighteen innings
O'Rourke. who is just half century old, and
his son, Jimmy O'Rourke. Jr.. were the heroes
Of the game, doing nearly all the batting and
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
GIANTS TAKE WATER,

Nora Springs, Iowa, July 12.-The second
eame In the series between Ucker's Inviu-
cibles and Schmidt's Giants yesterday after
noon resulted in score Of II to in favor of
the Invincibles. Batteries-Moody and Willy;
Fischer and Bolm. -.-" ''.--
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12

Two-base hit, Davis; three-base hit, Grem-
rihce hits, Davis, Woodruff; double plays,
Breashear to Quinlan to S. Sullivan struck out,
by Kenna S, by Ktlroy s; bases on balls, off
Kenna 7, Off Kilroy 8; wild pitch. Kilroy;
left on bases, Louisville s, Minneapolis I:
Time Of game, 1:4b. Umpires, Langley and
Sullivan. '..r i
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
SAINTS TRY NEW PITCHER,

recruit from from the Texas league, , al allowed Toledo @
but four hits yesterday. Wigs was wild
and was hit at opportune times The score:
St. Paul .2o oo5.-9 Q
Toledo ............0 0 0 l o Q OIL 4 s
Batteries-Pruitt and Drill; Wiggs and Abb
bott
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
COLUMBUS BUR1Es KAws.

Kansas City, July 12.-Columbus got two
home runs. double and a single, scoring four
runs, in the nrst inning yesterday and Wolfe
retired in the second The visitors secured
fifteen hits off Durham, and they played an
errorless game. The score: II E
Columbus .......4.2 700 o s 2 3-17 20 0
Batteries-Durham, Wolfe, Leahy and Sulli-
van: Groth Berger and Ryan. sE-., h. r
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12

Journal Special Service.
Paris, July 12.-Perry Belmont Of New York
received notification today that he had been
elected honorary member of the French
Jockey club.
There are only six or seven honorary members
Of this committee. King Edward is one OF
them. England is also represented by the Earl
Of Durham. Count Kinsky represents Austria
Hungary, and Germany also has only one repre-
sentative.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
KELLUM IS STRONG.

Milwaukee, July 12.-Errors at critical stages
lost the second game of the series with In
dianapolis yesterday by a of to 4.
Kellum effective with the bases.
The score: -'~. R H e
Indianapolis $3.50. o O 3 o / / O-5 1S 2
Batteries-Curtis and Roth; Kellum and Ka-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
THIRD STRAIGHT BY BLAIR.

Black River Falls, Mimi, July 12.-The Blair
team defeated the locals here yesterday by
a score Of to 4. This is the third defeat by
Blair,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
MooRHEAp GETS TRIMMED.

Fertile, Minn., July 12.-The fast Moorhead
team, which is making tour of this section
Of the state, ran against snag here, being
defeated by the score of 13 to q Garrity
pitched for the locals and struck out fifteen
of the visitors. Fertile played an almost error
less game and batted like fends.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
"Do1Nes" Ar IA CROSSE,

La Crosse, Wis. July ia baseball festival
will be held in this city on Aug. 8, when ex-
cursions will be run to La Crosse from points
in southern Minnesota and South Dakota on
that date the La Crosse team Of the Wisconsin
league will play a game with the fast club
Of Brookings, 9. D. -"..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
HADEN IS THE CANDY"
KENMARE BLANKED.

Eckman N. D., July 12.-The local team de-
feated the Kenmare team yesterday by the
score Of to o. The contest was too much
one-sided to be interesting. as the visitors did
and Noonan for Kenmare; Frledlein and Schoen
amer for Eckman. Score by innings:
Kenmare ......... % o o Q 0 0 90
Eckman .s........1 o o o o 0 OF N5 10
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Houghton-- r. e
Calumet ........,..1 / o o o o o o o. Z
Houghton ..........O 1 o 1905 9 4
gatteries-Nl Morrison and Leahy; Beecher and
Hancock ...........o o o o oooos-s q i
Lake Linden $3.50 o 2 o o50l0 Ia ii s
Batteries Hopkins and Stewart: Baliiett and
Kurke.
Duluth f ...........o o.as .... . 8 ooi-i s
s Batteries Bushelman and Hart; Cummings
and Heldannt ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12

Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati. /
Brooklyn at Pittsburg. j.. -. ..,@, i
Boston at Chicago. f..- y ...- .-.tE
At Chicago
Boston .......,...0 0 0 0 0 O IL 8 o
Batteries-Taylor and Moran; Dorner and
Brown.
New York. ....1 Q Q Q Q 10 . % 8 2
Batteries-Fraser and Schlei; W1ltse and Mar
shall.
At st. Louis
st. Louis .......o % +-6 10 Q
Philadelphia ......1 Q oo o 90
Battelies-Druhot and Murray; Richie, Pit
finger and Doom. .-......e
At P1ttsburg: -
First Game ...[ ,% II =
Brooklyn 20 0 o 0 o o-s 7 2
Batteries-Leineld and Phelps; Mcintyre and
Bergen. 'g 49,
P,ttabura n a..... .ooo21 12oo.S 10 !
Brooklyn ........ o o o / 0 o o|
Batteries-Wi1lis' and Gibson; Eason ana Ber-
gen -. - '.s..a.aa.". ~ ..,..-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
NINE srRA1GHT FOR WALKER,

odanah, Wis, July 12.-The Walker baseball
club won Its ninth consecutive game Sunday
by defeating the Whitesox by the score OF
10 to 8. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Vic Walker, who struck out nine
men and allowed only three hits. The Walker
club would like to arrange games with any
fast team in northern Wisconsin.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
EASTERN LEAGUE
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Baltimore 2. Providence o.
Toronto O-8. Montreal Ia
Rochester 5. Buffalo s. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12

Nashville 6. Atlanta O.
Montgomery o, Birmingham O; called in ninth.
Memphis O. New Orleans /.
Little Rock 2-2, Shreveport 1-9.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
WHEATON MAKING RECORD.

Wheaton. Mimi, July 12.-Wheaton defeat
ed Graceville for the second time this week
yesterday afternoon, the score being to g.
The game was well contested and was anybody s
until the end. On Monday, Wheaton Won two
games, the first from Graceyille, to 1. and the
second from Morris by the score Of to 8. ~ To-
day the fast Brookings team will be take, taken on on
and hard game is expseted. me saook,nss Ms
tertown and the Lund Lands Of MINNEAPOLIS In
cluded, and so the locals will have to play
at their best to have any kind Of a chance.
HADEN Is THE "CANDY.''
Goodhue, Mimi. July 12.-The Haden team
of this county is creating no little talk with
their record, and of the games played 30 far
every one has been won by them. On June II
this team defeated the second team of Cannon
Falls by the score of Z to 2. On the 21st OF
June the Roscoe team was taken in to the tune
of 1e to l. On July i Zumbrota was downed,
I to &. and On tho 9Th Of July the Cannon
Fans aggregation was defeated for the second
time by the score Of A to 8. The last game
went only five innings but the Falls team
received enough to last while.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
POUNDED POET
WHEN NECESSARY
Literature and Art Bumped Into
Stern Reality, and Te-
beauties Lost.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Toledo at st. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Wheeling o. Grand Rapids 8.
Springfield 2. Evansville !.
Dayton s. Tcrre Haute 0.
Canton 8. South Bend 6.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia ut st. Louis,
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg. g., =:
Boston at Chicago. f-. }.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08
Domingo OrO>cO.
Ell TRATADO DE- PAZ
ENTIRE GUATEMALA. HONDURAS Y SALVADOR

Debido los combinados esfuer-
EOS de los Presidentes de los Esta-
dos Unidos y Mexico, Sc frm6 TN ira
tado entire las: Rep1blicas de Guate
mala y el Salvador, en- virtud del
cual qued6 resta blecida 10 paz.
Honduras por su parte, como ALA
da del Salvador figure en- Ell convenio
y por medic de sus representatives
cooper6 generosamente que no CON
tin1ase el derramamiento de sangre.
No puede menos que aplaudirse la
generosa actitud de Mr.. Roosevelt
y del general Diaz, es evidente
que mieptras su alta lnfuencia per-
dure no habra de alterarse Ia tran
.quilidad en- las naCiones centro anne
CanaS.
Sin embargo, no volvera Ia calma
los animos, nj es possible que Ell espi.-
ritu revolucionrio ALI desaparezca
Imientras no sc estirpen de rafz gra-
yes defectos de que ado1ecen las ad-
ministraciones p1blicas en- esos pal
SeS.
Mientras algunos de sus gober-
udIlCo HO oC IOINGuZdu 0uC CdfGcGD
en- absolute de derechos para obrar
a su capricho, y sin tener en- cuenta
para NADIA la voluntad nj los intere-
ses de los gobernantes, mientras
que las naciones en- que
mandan son feudos que le pertene-
cen y de los cuales pueden dispo
ner como les pIazca; mientras consi :
.deren. en- fin que no hay ley que los
sujete nj c6digo moral "a que deban
obedecer, la revoluci6n vivira laten-
tie y, tarde 8 temprano, estallara en-
una Il otra forna.
Puede suceder asi sinceramente
10 deseamos, que el doloroso Incl
dente que tantas vidas cost6 Gua-
temala y al Salvador. abra los ojos
del Presidente Estrada Cabrera, So
bre todo, y modihque este sus raras
idiosincracias, responsables, en- pri-
mer termino, de la sagre derramada
y del malestar en- que han vivido, no
solam 9nte Ell pals que gobierna sino
los otros que con el limitan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08
DE TEATRO
+" "PAGLlACCl"

Acertadisimo estuvo el tenor Van
nutelli, al escoger para SD function de
gracia la bella opera de Leoncava-
llo, "Pagliacci" y el tercer acto de
"Tosca".
Ell celebra do artista cant6 con su
arte exquisite la parte de Csnte, sien-
do ovaciOnadfSimo en- Ell aria famosa
4 la que dio una gran expression un
soberbio colorido dramatico.
Al final de cada acto, sc alz6 Ia
cortina varias veceS en- honor al sim
patico artista que fue sa1udado con
una gran ovacion al salir Ia csc cena.
Vannutelli supo refejar toda la in
tensidad dramatica que tiene la esce-
ma Ultima de "Pagliacci'', cant6
sdmira blemente el aria de "Tosca"
que fu6 bisada amablemente por Ell
artista despues. de una atronadora
ovacion
A la term inaci6n de Ia famosa ro-
mama fu6 obsequiado con valiosos
Iregalos
Y al termirar Ell acto de "Tosca'
recibio en- union de Ia sefIora Fonta-
ma una prolongada y resonante saliva
de aplausos.
Ell telon fue levantado tres veces.
Fue una gran manifestation de sim
patfa y de admiration.
Cooperaron al exito de anoche la
sefIOra Fontana, el eminente baritone
Borghese que EN- e] Tome de Pa
gliacci' rayo gran altura desde ell
famoso pr6logo que cant6 admirable
mente, 10 que le vali6 una gran ova :
Cion, y Ell baritone Carrozzi.
La orquesta dirigida por el Maestro
Barducci fue muy celebrada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08

AIRES De FRthClA

Ell Comite de IA Reforma del ma
trimonio en- Paris, una vez terminate a
la primera parte de sus tareas. ha Co
misiOnado al presidente NJ. Henri Cou
lon al secretario general NJ. Rene de
IChavagner para que deposition en- el
despacho de la Camara y en- el Senado
ell proyeeto de ley sobre la reforma
del matrimonio, despues de haber ex
puesto los motives precedentes.
FL Comite esta tornado por mada
me Avril de Sainte- Croix, viceRresi-
denta NM. Victor Marguerite, Lucien
La Foye, S Jose Renan, Pruel Adam,
Henri Batalle, Jules Bois, Armand
Charpenter, Lucien Descaves, Jean
Finot, Leopoldo Lacour, Marlce Le
branc; ell presidente S-bastien Char
les Leconte, Pierre Louys, Maurice
Meaterlinck, Paul Margaritte, Octave
Mirbeu, Charles Morice, Raymond
Poincar6, Marcel Provost, Jules Re
nard, ell presidente Magnad, ell presi
tdente SSFG de Riyieres, {. NJ. SAvari
| ell doctor Toulouse, Octave Uzanne
madamts Bertault S sguin, Odd De
flou, Hsra Mirt 4, ]. sehoahl y seve
rine, miembros activos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08
In T0SgO del duQuCde A||nOd6V0|

Hacienda justicia q la memoria del
seflor duque de Almodovar, enco
mir1dS, como merece, la exquisite co.
rrecci6n del difunto ministro, ell pre-,
sidente del Consejo recordaba un ras-
go de aquel, que merece ser conocido;
"A POGO de regresar Madrid ell
duque, termin ada en- la Conferencia de
Algeciras su delieada mission, por pro-
pios y extra1os elogiada, el jefe del
Gobierno ha bio d su compafero de los
prop0stos que tenia de proponer al
Rey una recompensa, debida en- justi-
cia d quien tan alto habfa sabido colo,
car ell nombre de Espaf1a en la Confe-
rencia International.
Proyectaba Ell jefe del Gobierno pro-
poner al Rey la concession del tftulo de
duque de Algeciras a. ministro de Es-
tado, qno era cousortc; pues q elducado
d AlmodGvar pertenecfa 4 su esposa.
Y ell ministro de Estado no dej6
terminar a presidente.
-El cumplimiento estricto del deber
-dijo-no merece recompensa, Yo
no estoy dispuesto a admitirla, porque
me he limitado 4 cumplir ell mio So.
licito del jefe, y del amigo exijo, que
no formule L. proposition al Rey
Y no Sc formula, con harto senti.
miento del presidente.
Is TN rasgo que pinta IN caracter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08
Las delicias del Istnlo

Ell crucero Columbia lego Bos-
ton el Fl procedente de Panama {
inmediatamente empez6 enviar ma
rinos enfermos al hospital de Chel-
sea, hasta el ndmero ls5, atacados
todos de Jas febres del Istmo y gra-
vemente enfermos diccisiete de ellos.
.Por fortuna el crucero sali6 de Colon
q tempo y ell resto de sus 800 mari
nos escape q la viruela que la sema-
na pasada empez6 causar victimas
en- aquel puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08

Tenlendo este en- cuenta, Y
aproveChando la indication en-
10 que tiene de opoTtuna, procu-
rem nuestros ediles sondear Ell
amino del congregante maximo,
a yer 81 esta dispuesto. a hacer
la vista gorda, ST ha de hacer q
la industria municipal la oposi-
eion que hizo a la Liga de los
municipios, 6 ST por Ell contrario
lie ha gustado ell proyecto, por-
que 81 le ha gustado lahlsi lie ha
gustado, es como ST todo csc plan
gigantesco y asombrador que
han concebido, para gloria de
nuestra ciudad los miembros
del concejo municipal, estuvie-
IA va realizado.
Acaso la rcscrva en- que al
presente sc envuclvc Mr.. Post,
no permita la exploration que
juzgamos indispensable, por-
que ST despues rcsulta que
no le agrada que. nuestros edi-
les sc inmortaliCen con esa
obra que ha de lamar Ia aten-
ci6n universal, Corren Ell rieSgo
de que todos los preparativos,
los preliminares Y los planes
que tengan hechos solo sirvan
para anunciar cl fracaso de ese
ensueno gigantic, que no parece
produCto de la imagination de
los COlonOs, sinO del geniO Su-
periOr de nuestrOs tutoreS.
Y puede ser tambi6n que les
parezCa una osadia, un atrevi-
mientO insolitO de los colonos, 10
que a los Congregantes les pare
&C tan natural, tan practice Y
tan utll que mo vacilan en- gastar
cantidades mayOres que las vo-
tadas en- presupuesto para ad-
quirir inutiles artefaCtos y pc
simos materiales de desecho.
AntcS de que Sc enCar1flen
demasiadO nuestrOS edileS con
SuS nuevos prOy eCtOS mOnu-
mentales, antes de que para
reunir dinerO con que hacer
frente a esas Obras vcndan Ell
tltimo pedazo de TERRA que le
queda a Ia municipalidad, antes
de que Sc comprometan haCien-
do COntratos que mas tarde no
han de poder cumplir, y Ell
tempo que pudieran dedicar a
cosaS mas practicas 10 derrO-
chen en- fraguar qulmeras urea
lizables, antes de confar en-
que nuestroS tutores han de to-
lerar en- otrO 10 que en- ellos he
mos CenSurado con juStiCia
piensen bien en- ST tienen Ell
apoyo que sc neceslta para toda
Obra, Y sin el Cual no es possible
realiZar NADIA en- absolute.
tTienen Ell COnCurso de la
opinion, nuestrOs ediles?
Pregunten este, Y al mismo
tempo, ST es possible, inquieran
eStO 0tro:
IA Mr.. Post, le gustaria?. ...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-08
Ell peli6r0 de los perdiS0neS

Es costumbre muy extendida,
ademas costumbre muy nala, Ia de
emPlear perdigones para limpiar bo-
tellas, porque Sc forma y adhere al
cristsl una capa de carbonate de
plomo.
Como este carbonate es insoluble
en- el aqua, de NADIA sirve eniuagar Ell
recipiente despu6s del lavado; en-
cambio, como sc disuelve con ell alco-
hol, Ell aguardiente y ell vino, no hay
que decir 70 que puede suceder, 81 la
botella 8 el frasco lavado con perdi-
cones Sc destina 4 contener tales
liquidos, que una vez ingeridos. Y
siendo como es tan t6xico Ell carbo-
nato de plono, pueden producer Sc
rios trastornos en- el est6mago Y en-
los intestinos.
As1, pu6s, cuando Sc trate de linn
piar botellas que deban contener II
gu idos ingeribles, no hay que lin
piarlas mas que con serrin, ceniza
8 kpapel recoftado, que Sc extraen
perfectamente con aqua caliente All
tando con fuerza la botella.
| Tambien sirve para limpiar Ii hier.
ba llamada parietaria, que no ofrece
lpeligro alguno,