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The Washington times., 1907-07-28
CLYMER CLINGS TO LEAD
OVER AMERICAN HITTERS
Although National Has Not Been Playing Since Injury
To Ankle. He Still Tops Batters-Jones
Over 300 Mark.

Clymer, OF Washington. who Is going
great guns with the stick, Is the Ameri-
can League batting leader. His dura-
tion OF leadership is uncertain. as he Is
far beyond his usual speed.
and the American League helders will.
sooner or later, learn where 10 play for
him.
wild BIZ" Donovan. OF Detroit, Is
the second in command. and his glory
Is also CT the uncertain Kind. The
weeks go by. and Niles. OF the Browns,
retains so high an average that he looks
good TO be a topnOtcher for the season.
although his Improvement over 1905
seems almost uncanny. OF the men
who have played clear through the sea
son, Elmer Flick has the star average,
the best OF his career. Fourteen men IN
all are batting over the 800 mark. very
good showing against American League
pitching.
New York. Deroit, and St. Louis are
punched for the lead in team batting,
New York having the smallest possible
margin over the others.
Four pitchers stil retain perfect Aeld-
ing averages. The veteran Jack O'Con-
nor tops the catchers. Donohue Is the
boss on first base and Laio!e on second
Bradley Is the star third baseman, sinc'
Lave Cross went out OF the big league
O'Leary leads at short. while Hahn ha:
a swell outheld average. Chicago leads
| in team fielding
The batting averages Of the Washing
| ton players follow: Clymer. AS; Jones
.3Os; Hickman, .2Ss; Anderson, -2S5; Ora
ham. .27s; DeIehanty, rs. Hughes, ~
| Altizer 272: Ganley, .2S0; Blenkenshlp
| 237; L Cross, PIG: Nil. -2N: Perrine
! I72; Schlafiy, Isl; Patten, .l50; Shipke
! .l2S; Falkenberg, 100: Smith. VI
1 Washington has two good base-rCn
/ ners 10 date. Clymer has big lea
over the other American League bas
thieves, and Captain Bob Ganley Is hfth
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

ADMITS
FINISH
Says Unjust Attacks and
RumOrS Have Dis
gusted Him.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July Z.-In dis
cussing the many rumors about his re-
urement from baseball Ned Hanlcn,
the manager Of the Reos. said today:
Il have about decided that the pres
ent season will terminate my career in
baseball. The events Of the past few
weeks have convinced me that 1 am
doing myself and my family an injustice
by remaining IN the game, a subject for
unjust attacks and rumors, when there
IS no financial necessity for my doinS 80.
1t is my wish TO be at home, where
may devote more time to my family and
my private business affairs"
HanlOn has urged President Hermann
to appoint a new manager, but there IS
very little probability OF his doing so
before the end OF the season. Many
names have been mentioned in Connec-
tion with the position, but il Is believed
that Captain Camel will have the first
call on the place.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Ball TIHORE BANKERS
LOSE TO WASHINGTON

The Baltimore Bank Clerk team CASH
ed in this afternoon at Van Ness Park
before the superior base-running and
all-around headwork Of the Washing
ton financisrs. Score: Washington, s.;
Baltimore, 6.
The locals had a busy five minutes
when they rushed hve taIlies across
the counting block before Bullock
walked up TO the situation Besides this
one dereliction the Baltimorean pitched
a good game. Had he received anything
like creditable backing his team would
have made a better showing.
Each side made eight errors. The
features were the stick work OF Bul-
lock. who plugged out a brace OF two
baggers. AMI Adams work at first for
the visitors.
The score.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
MARQUETTE LEAGUE NOTES.

MOnday-St. Domiric's VS. st. Martins
Tuesday-St. Dominic's VS.. ST. Their
esa's.
Wedncsday-st Peters VS.. Trinity.
Thursday-St- Martins VS. St. Their
esa's.
Friday-St. Peters VS.. St Martins
Saturday-TTinity VS.. St. Dominics
Because of the failure OF the St Vim
cents team to put in an appearance,
Umpire McCann declared yesterdays
game forfeited to St Theresa's by to O..
This last week has been one Of events
in the race for the flag in the Mar
quette League. Not only have both the
league leaders been trimmed by the two
IaiIenders, Trinity having been taken
into camp by St. Dominic's. and ST
Martins by st. Thercsa's, but Trinity
came back at its rival. st. Martins, and
trimmed it 10 to 2.
r. Moore. St. Theresa's star twirler.
held the near champs. St. Martins.
down TO six hits and famed six in the
game Tuesday.
Howard made a pretty catch Of Nc
Grath's hard drive in the game last
Tuesday.
Maybe Finley didn't clout the cow
hide some in the Trinity-St. Dominic S
game Wednesday. He made two home
runs and single out OF four trips TO
the pan
Burgess famed seven men in the st.
Peter s-St. Theresa's game Thursday.
Homo runs are getting more numerous
at Olympic Park
Rrbe Clark held ST. Martins down
to five hits Friday.
Mess got three hits in the game
against St Martins.
Perhaps Trinity didn't land on Hamp-
ton, Friday-thirteen hits
Heinrich is still hitting the ball at g
liyely clip.
Meister is pitching championship ball
for St. Domin4c's.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
AnalOStanS
Beaten by
VirginianS
Washington Crew Out
classed in Regatta
on the James.

RICHMOND, Va, July E.-The an
nual regatta OF the Virginia Boat Club
was held on Jarles river this afternoon
The maia eYert was the elght-oared
race, straightaway. cor one mile. be-
tween the Ana!OStan crew, OF Washing
ton, and the Virginia club. for the su-
DremaCy OF the James. which was won
BY the Virginians. The course was
from the Old Dominion wharf to the
boat house on Mayos Island The tide
was in at the time Of the race. which
made the course very smooth and at
rsctive. The bridges crossing the river
along the Inc of tie race were crowded
with spectators. while many launches
and small boats were on the water.
Virginia took the lead at the start and
maintained il throughout. finishing at
least half u boat lergth ahead of her
Connection.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
ST. STEPHENS DRAWS
UP ON THE LEADERS

St. Stephens Institute yesterday by
taking a game from the Government
Printing Office by s TO ?. went closer
TO Aloysius, the team now leading the
lesgue.
St Stephens never WAS in doubt as
70 the result, and when Jewett was
relieved in the fourth inning by Wheat
ley, the West Enders had the game
tied away in their bat bags. Carr was
the stellar attraction. as he scored two
runs, made two hits, and was fast in
the field.
Owing TO the dissatisfaction with the
umpire. Dutch Newman was secured by
the league management last night to
umpire the rest OF the season.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Madden Must Pay
Alinony for Life
ToAnother's S Wife

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July 27.-John r.
Madden, Kentucky horseman and
owner of Hamburg place. the famous
Blue Grass stock farm, must pay (l50
per month to his former wife, Anna
Louise Madden. now the wife of Mil
lionaire Horseman Louis V. Bell, for
life. or in lieu of that he must pay her
$4,000 cash.
This is the decision Judge Otto
Pheger, of the common pleas court.
handed down today on the application
of Madden for a modification of the
$3.50 per month alimony made by Judge
James B. Swing, when the alimony
suit was heard two years ago.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
KENSINGTON BOYS
BEST ROCKVILLE
Dent, Of Winners, Causes
Fourteen Men to
Fan Air.

Kensington turned the tables on Rock
Vile ,oday in one of the most inter-
esting games ever seen in Montgomery
county. by 4 to l.
Last Saturday, at Rockville. Kensing-
ton got only one hit from Whiting, and
today. at KensingtOn. Dent. pitching for
KensingtOn, allowed Rockville only one
single and struck out fourteen men. The
features of today's game were the field
ing and batting of Raney, the fielding
of Warthin, and the splendid catching
of Dawson, who also made the only hit
for Rockville. State Senator Blair Lee
was an interested spactatOr
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

Earned runs-Baltlmore Bank Clerks, /;
Washington Bank Clerks. p Left on bases
Baltimore Bank Clerks, 4. Washington
Bank Clerks, 6. First base on balls-On
Dalrymple. /. Hits made-Om Dalrymple.
II: OF Bullock. s. Struck out-By Dalrymple.
e: by Bullock. r. Three-base hit-Jacob-
sen Two-base hits-Bullock. ,; Menefee. 1:
Finney. /. Sacrifice htts-Levering. ]. GaI-
ney, l; Jacobsen. 1: Howard. I: Finney. /.
Drennln, ]. Stolen bases--AdaTns. q; Gaff-
ney. /: Bullock >; Heavey. l; Howard l.
Double plays-HOward to Butler; Bullock to
Adams to Knox Hit by pitcher-By Bull
lock, l. Passed balls-Rowe. !; Menefee.
, umplre-Dr. Kleinschmidt- Time Of
game hours and 20 minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Fours Didn't Race.

The fOur-Carcd race between the same
clubs, scheduled for the first event OF
the afternoon, was Cancelled, local
events taxing precedence. Taere were
several races and swimming events
prior 10 the race of the day.
After :he races refreshments were
served at the club house. ana at night
a german was danced al the Guerrant
in honor Of the visiting club.
II is the consensus OF opinion among
boating people that the Virginia eight
outclassed the WashlngtOnians. its su-
premacy this afternoon being very evi-
dent Although the finish was COM
paratively close, II was apparent that
Virginia used no eXertion in order TO re-
tain her place in the lead
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

Earned runs--KensinEtOn. q First base bv
errors-kensington, 8; Rockville. /. Left on
bases-kensington. Z; Rockville, 2 Struck
Out-By Dent. "A. by Whiting, Z. Two-base
hits-Evans LeFoe,. Orfutt. Sacrifice hits
Erwin. Evans, Whiting. Stolen bases-Evans
LeFoe, Warthin, 2; Kemp. 2; Dawson. Hit
by pitcher-By Whiting. l. Umpire-StOd-
dard. Time Of game-1 hour and IS minutes
Attendance-6OO
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
FAST FIELDING WINS
FOR CHICAGO CUBS

CHICAGO. July Z7.-Four lightning
double plays stopped Boston's hitting
today ana enabled Reulbach to shut the
visitors out Successive hits by Sheck-
ard, Shultz. Chance, and Steinfeldt
brought In three runs in the first inning.
Boultes pitched clever game after
ward.
The score:
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
EVILS OF SMOKE.

Speaking of the evils Of smoke in
London at a meeting Of the Christian
Social Union at St Paul's chapter house
recently, Sir W. B. Richmond said late
springs and early autumns were caused
by London smoke and nothing. else
Where there was no light there was no
color. Hence the. pallor of the people
and the fact that poor girls of fifteen
or sixteen were often toothless. Snub
noses and retreating cfins were largely
due to the absence OF light, the speaker
declared.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
NOT ONLY CAN, BUT MUST VOTE.

Austria has passed a law by which its
citizens not only receive a vote buU
are compelled under penalty to use it
About 10000 are to be called up and
fined for neglecting their duty. This IS
revival of the exquisite simplicity IF
the Athenian legislators, who literally
roped in the citizens with a Redeemed
rope. The man who had a red mark
was fined.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Gates Gets It Back.

John w. Gates kept his promise
Last year the boOkmakers got 500, OC0
Of my coin and I'm going to get 1t back
before 1 leave for France" so declared
the famous plunger early in June at
Sheepshead Bay.
Gates is just about to take up a sea-
son Of wild boar hunting in France
Yesterday he told the writer he had
won over S1SO,0OO, which is near enough
10 getting out"
Gates brought Wall Street methods to
the turf this summer. First ne allied
himself with Boots" Durnen, a smart
judge of racing form and a past master
in the craft Of the paddock, while Jockey
DuBan did the riding when the money
went down. Gates made the weight of
his money count too, and instead Of his
WaBers being sucker BETS. as they
used TO be at Saratoga some years ago,
he wont to real live horses and nothing
else these past few weeks. Losing 81, OO0
on one race he would be right back play
ing 5000 to his next venture.
Acquired Some Sense.
Another thing. Gates learned the fu-
tility Of playing every race. For days
he went without setting in bet II
fact, Gates has been wise man this
season, and the hardest player the
bookmakers have encountered in many
years. Gates may be back for the final
week Of racing at Saratoga
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

IWO-naSe nitS-burnetts Batcn, Jordan.
SCanlOn- Sacrifice hits-Konetchy- Holly
Lumley. Jordan. Double plays-Batch TO
ScanlOn 20 Lewis: Scanlon 20 Jordan 10 Ber-
gen Passed ball-MarshalL Stolen bases
-ByTne. Lewis. Wild pitch-Beebe. Bases
on ball-Oh Beebe. !: off Scanlon ?. Struck
Out-By Beebe. l: by Scanlon. s. Left on
bases-St Louis. /; Brooklyn. o. Time Of
game-l hour and 55 minutes. Umpire
RiEler.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
BROOKLYN is STILL
WINNING ITS GAMES

ST. LOUIS, July T.-The Trolley
Dodgers defeated the Cardinals in the
second game of the series this after
noon. The clash resulted in brilliant
pitchers battle between ScanlCn AMI
Behee in which the latter was Worsted.
Score 4 to 2
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

First base on errors-Chieago. l. Left on
base-ChIcago 7; Boston, T. Double plays
Chance. Tinker. Reulbach. Chance; Stein
fcldt Evers. Chance: Evers. Chance. Three
base hit--ChanCe. Sacrifice hit-Chance. Stolen
bases-Chance. Steinfeldt, Tinker. Base on
baIls-ReuIbach, 3; Boultes 1. Struck out
by Reulbach. .: Boultes. l. Wild pitch
Boultes. Passed ball-Needham. Time OF
same-l hour and "A minutes. Umpire
O'Day. Attendance-5.60o.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
SPARROWS POINT
GETS It IN NECK
FROM CAPABILITIES
The Commissioners, of
Washington, Prove
Superior to Balti-
more Brethren. z

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE Sparrow
Point team suffered defeat on its home
grounds for the first time this season
today, and the Commissioners club, Of
Washington, walked of with the game,
{ to 6. Orem pitched a good game.
keeping the visitors down TO eight hits
and not permitting an earned run.
The locals made thirteen hits of Don
alison and earned five OF their six runs.
The defeat of the locals was due TO
loose playing In the first two innings.
The teams lineup was:
Cognmissloners-Tay center field; Lay.
second base; ZaneH. shortstop: COupland.
right feids BObHOn. third base, Smith.
catcher; Fulcher, left feld Jenkins, first
base. Donaldson. pitcher.
Sparrows Point-HOoper. shortstop: Kelly.
third base. FOulke second base: Towson.
center field: SChrader drst base and left
field: Clayton, left field and catcher; Fisher
right field; Snyder right field: Wilson.
catcher and first base; Orem. pitcher.
Score by innings:
sparrows Point --.-..-------. -.OOO1O2Q12-s
Commissioners -..-......-..-. 20 0 1 o.
Two-base hits-FouIze. 2: Clayton. Smith
Three-base hits-COupland. Sacrifice hits
Fulcher. Hooper, Clayton Stolen bases
Kelly. I; Towson. Clayton Fisher. Taylor
.: SmitA. Double play-Hooper and
by Orem, l. Struck out-By Donaldson s.
by OreIn, 3. Passed ball-Clayton. Left on
ses-Commissioners, :; Sparrows Point 10
First base on errors-Commissioners,2 2; Spar
rows PolRt 1. Time Of game-2 hours. I'm
pire-Matthews.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Acquired Some Sense.
DREYFUS' PIRATES
MAKE TRIFLE PLAY
CONTINUED from Second Page)

?: by Coakley. ,; by wHtse. l. Left on
bases-New York. 3: Cincinnati. l. Um-
tendance-5,0O0. Time OF game hour and s.
minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-07-28
Long Hits by Clubs.
Club Fielding.

Triple plays-Chicaso, l. Double plays
Cleveland. 81; Boston. "a; Chicago. 30;
St Louis. 81; New York. 80; Detroit, 81;
Athletics, 20, Washington, g
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

First base by erTors-St. Stephens. / q.
P. o.. l. Left on bases-St. Stephens. 10:
G. p o.. 3 First base on balls-OH Jewett.
&: OF Wheatley. 2; or Herring. 2 Innings
pItchedABy JeweIt. 1-2; by Wheatley. "a.
Hits made-On Jewstt s. on Wheatlev, :.
Struck out-By Jeweft. J. by Wheatley. >:
by Herring. /. Two-base hits-HeinTich. Her
ring, Cam. Sacrifice hits-ktn<. Hughes,
Herring. Crandall stolen bases-Welch,
Clark Hit BY pitchsr-By JeUatt, 1, By Her
ring, Z WIG pitrh--kerFiHE EmpiTe-Ar
LataPog. Tine es geSs-s heI Aa4 = 1sAs
The Washington times., 1907-07-28

Because of the failure Of the St Vim
cents team to put in an appearance,
Umpire McCann declared yesterdays
game forfeited to St Theresas by to 0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-03
La REINA MARGARI1'A


Estas pAlabaS dVuI0adss por Loure extsndisron
muy prOntO u Cudad egcCarcn Os hugonote
deFOn muOb0 os Ca6CoS preguntabGn
VOC a reg lee hsCiA reaImants sici6n D6o represon-
dessnaCe.
CuAndo mas inexpcbIs parecia IL conducta de Carlos TX
pressnc del amane Cogny hACs "a cinCO ssis
que guerEeaba encarnzSdamente e rsy dapu6s dc
haber do oabxa eionC0 cncuen mil eGcndos de ore
reg solo iuaba por 81 10 maba padre dscsrAbs en- VOC alta
que s6O iha eonar 10 sucssvo direction de guerra;
nesnd0 ha1a sxem0 de miSmA Catalina de Medics que
hssa enS0nCss able drgido lag aCconss vountad los
desaos del j0ven principe paeCa nQuiee muy de
"a haca sin movo momento Do espan-
6D Cards TX lego adeCir q AmiranGe prop6EO dc guerra
Dc EIandsa:
Padre mio una OO qusda sun con que hsmes dc tsnOr
muehO cuidada sna madrs Sab6s qusre
meae Odo nada dc este prcyeco; snRSmo0
0oulto que o egua ospchAr nAds, polque como
ChsmOss, 10 schaliA psrdsr todO.
Pero por saho GxpsrimsntadO que faOse COhgny, no
pndO OOnsoryAr areo de squea ene ccnAnza de
que lego EAs ahrgaDdo grandss Hospschas AuIqu0s "a
lds dc ChaIlOn spFo6 RdeSna pies txcGmsndo
SOh lW6Or nusGtrO buen amor. ViyS EGr puss Vss
orGa t0dcs los ccmpA6snS eGtEH eospechas
eKDguron POGO POGO coFss6n de ysno TS9uy
auisn rey psrIa dspensAba amtld amSndoIo
hOrmano amahs padre 81 amrAns utszndos como 10
hAeia con sus meiores amigos
Los hUgonotss txcspc6n de sgunos CaVlosca dsscon.
sdoA sban compemsnte EsnquOs mueIts de 10 reina de
NavarFa 90 atbuia psursssa los espscicsg onsa del
Louvress van OOnOurdos pcr lqueon vsnte potasAnts
os Sasamisno Dc ioVan sa Enrique promsa ines.
peEads obo de fortuna E smrants de Coguy La Roche
foueau procigs de Cond6 hio TegDy, pHIHbrn
todOS IOS pnOipa del pardO unfAban vendo OmDpotno
sn 81 Louvre n bisn EacibdOs Paris aqueos mismoa
qene antes reg Carlos reina Catalina huhisssn
quedo eogr de h0ro Vadaa cue As de los asssnos RI
aneo huao2ba sntrs hsrmsno mIrS0
d HOnnoEany suGu npguna promsIa PudO 'aducE nDRdn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-03
D[SDE MOROV|S
Carretera en- NAL estado 4
consecuencia de la lluvia.
La de Gales.
LOS CONTRlBUYENTEs
Cuatro dfas de Manatf 4 Mo.
rows. E Empleado de Obras
dblicas.

La ssrretsra qua De spte pueblo
sonduse 6 NsnaN % ersuentra On In.
mentabls sstad0 ( sausA do las cons.
tsntss lluvias. Estk On paor 0 ndisi6r
que euslquier stmino vssina!.
OtrAs Ssefs NOS hsmos oeu sadn
On Ia DEMocRAc1A del pceo suidado
que 90 tiens para 10 eonssrv; 6 On ds
ssts obrs, cuyo hMh1 llams nue,tYa
atsnci6n, toda vsx que no auseds Ia
miamo con 10 do C!alsU, 10 que elem
Pre- % cncusntra On huen sstado de-
conservation.
No nos explicamos porous 10 sisr.
TO tAl p 'ivilsglo. Aiendc 10 mn, s ira
una obra dol satsdo, que como los de.
mfs eArratsrss do Ia Isla est6u bsio
10 ins0sesi6n y conservation del De.
pAEtlmsnto do Obras p6blieas.
III eusrpo contribuyente do Moro
vie aposta ~ sontir gsnts al T,s,rc
1nsular 2 ar1 10 construction y eonaar.
vssi6n Dc saminos Ddb.icos ' a ds
lamsntarae que nos tepga Ys.snsdos nj
olvido.
Tel % sl NAL est4dO do aaaA esrre.
terra que On 10 semana atrasada q han
ashAdo cuatro diAs On 60 oadueir a.
rros Dc Msuaif & este pueblo.
Hsmos aAbido que ha eatado NOR
eata un emplsado dc Ohras p6blicas
inspess!onando el astAdo do 10 earEe'
tsrs
Ptro no baEta csc insrecei6u. Ea
nssssArio QuS el Dspsrtamento ords
40 10 rsparaci6n Immediate aino Quis'
70 que dichA obra 90 Disrda DOR com
plsto, , 90 tergan que gastar cuRntio
sas sumas, On 90 rseonstzuGei6n.
6Y el putntS 0uAndo 10 versmc 4
montAdo, para svitAr que no sufean
pNiu!eios nuestros interssea?
VAR1os vno1Nos,
Dislsmhre do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-03
DESDE AGUlD|LLA
Gran ovaci6n tributada ala
compafifa dramatica que di-
rige el sefior A. Alc6n.
BUENAS FUNClONEs
Ddfcil operaci6n quirdrgica.
Representapte de la Gre
vista Commercials

Dos ssplendidAs fansionss lIsvA
dsdss % ests ciHdad In aplAudida
scmpanfa drAmGlioa sspanoIa. que 6i..
rigs a primer actor don AIfsedc Al
con.
In elias 10 han distipepid0 ncta,
Elements los inasligentss agtistas CO..
flores BsrrAzs J Ale6n J is ss10ra
Estela Msugusl, que ha demosbrado
ssr una vex mas una vsrdadera astriz.
Los dsmAs Ariistas muy bien. Todos
han resibidc sslurf scs aplauscs.
luna dinsil operaci6n quil6saioa
prscncaron el fomipgo pasaho pcr II
tards 81 aarsdi'aio eomsreisnts ds e.
10 plszs don FsAnsirso L6pex Torres,
los hsbilea y HeDuIsdos gsIsn0s don
Pablo zsmora = don Aviu o TorFas
grosas ayudados por 81 praclieanss
atGer Martin AlvArs Preseneiam0a
10 oparasi6p, que duro dos horas. J
podsmos dtstF que los AIudidoa 1ol.
torres son ms msgrfacoa opsradcyes.
-Hs Qusdado saiAblssidA On ssta
eiudad. 10 sgsneia y rspreasnisci6n
dc Ii importAnis sRsvists Comareial
Amsiisana. de New 0ileanF, que 60
ediia On espafo!. Aaun d cargo 6a
sclabcrador y snsargsdo para La
suaeriE clones, npsit.0 amigo geltcr
Martinez RO' dan. !.
-Nuy sOnsuTrido v animado que4
do sl baila que On la Doshs del 81 da
DlsismhTs SasadO 90 eslsbr6 sn d err
aulo sGaa Carlos. con d Al dc des.
Dsdir el siiio visics y yselbir 81 nna.
70. La oonsurRsEOis fcs gAlanaenian.
10 obssQuiAda.
CoRnEspONGAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-03
OTRAS NOTICIAS
Mlicenciado don Felix Cor.
dova Davila. Tres heridos
en- ei barrio <Vala dras.1
PROx'MO DOMINGO
Jarana en- Ell Casino Espa mol.
Arreg'o de las Gales en- el
barrio de Pta. de TERRA.

Aver aIiuvo en- eHGa aiudad sI
Lsdc. don Fslix C6rtoya Dkvils, Joes
munieipal do MAnaM.
-Ssgda tslsgramau do 10 polisfs.
% 81 b'rrio <Valsdrass, do Nosa. 81
indivIduo No ,ssrrate Psux, prfl,l an
mano, hiri6 grAvsmsnse & Pedro Co.
Ion, Juan Wales y Jol6 NIsvss. Fl
sgrseof hugo dsspu6s del sussso, sien'
do psrSsgaid0 y ArrsstAdo mas Iards
por la polisia.
Para sl pr6xlmo domingo 20 prs.
para ctrs iMs 10 o. 81 Casino Eapa.
nol do sltA eiudad.
-SsRdl 90 dies, ssr6 40 hssho en-
blevs sl arreglo de las Gales dc Pusr.
10 d. TERRA Hay un prasupusoto
para dithaS obras que a.sanxa & 81
mil PESOS,
--Laopold0 Hsrnandss, Asusadc
dsascmstlmisnto > sgsssi6n, fa6 con.
dusido oncshs { 10 sG.ssl & dlspoai.
si6n del Jalx municipal.
Hoy eumplisron aus saptensias an
ID sArcsl munieiG sl Antonio Ganshss,
Jose Rodrigutz y Tinurc.o Rivera.
Aver f06 csssnido por 10 detseti.
70 el iEdlViduO GAspar Martinez, 4
Quisn 90 ls scaHa del ds.ito do abuso
do COL dAr 80.
"A disTosiei6n del Aecal de Il
OolAa dc Disirito. iG6 Arrastado ayar
por sl mari he. el individuo Dionis,c
SsrFAno. natural Do Coamo.
4Los m6dis0s aondenan MIAMI
msmente 81 uso do les emulsionea oue
gentlemen CreOaota 8 Gnsyseol. Ys
bisn sahido que estAa sustaneias auan.
do % toman mesOladas con el Aceits
dc Hgado dc Basalao irritar el sst6.
msgo y los rinonss, entorpeeen In bue.
40 nutrioi6n y por les frseusntss eva
suasiones que eausan, producer el "a.
pid0 aniquilamiento de los enfermou.
ri doetOr Parsons, nm distinguido
Sspssialissa De 10 Ciudad dc Nkxiao. .di,
90 & este Fsspeato: GRiAri6ndoma al
valor gsrmieida Do 10 Orsoaota, Cuan.
do 60 la administra & erternOs tubsr.
eulosos ineoPp0reda 4 preparations
dc Aseits do Higado dc Basalao, Dc,
slar6: que los experimsntos Qufmicou
y observation suidsdosa do IN gran
ndmsro do css0s, han demostrado qua
sualquisra gus ssAn LOT resultados b.
n6Acos que los eDfsrmos puedau roei
bir del usO dc 10 Crsosota y otrAs sus.
tAnCias irritAntas do est0s rosultadog,
nuliasan los sfectos psrniciosoa Que
Oieresn tales drc gas On el eut6maRo.
Es IN hsaho bisn conoaido que Ii
Stimulation tACil y ccmpleta do loS ali
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-03

msntos es Do ID msyor importanela -
0l tratamiento do Los enfermedades
que % earracterixan .poF dsnutrlsi6n.
So saba tambi6n que 81 AOeits do His
gsdo De Basalao. parfeetaments smuls
sionsdo, % uno do los msjoros resona.
tituyentes. Por ESQ % Que los mas diss
tinguidos espseiAliatas prsserihsn h01
les smnlaionss do Asaite Dc Higado de
BAsalao que no eontisns Crsoaota 4
osras sustanctaa irritantss. qua oaA,
sicnAn el das6rdsn do las fnnsionsa dis
gestivAs.
Dc Lee ditsrsntss pRsparasionas de
Aseita Dc Higado Dc Basalao. ia -.
Asro la Emulsion de Scott cue tahrts
can los IeHoEss SsCtA u Btw1e a
Nuava Yr'k