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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-14
SIEMPRE LA VERDAD.

"Cuando esta I'd. en- duda di,
ga la verdad." Fue un expert
mentado y viejo diplomatico el
que asl diio a un principiante en-
Ia carrera. La mentira puede
pasar en- algunas cosas pero no
en- los negocios. Fl fraude y en-
ga1o a menudo son ventajosos
mientras Sc ocultan; pero tarde
Q temprano Sc descubriran, y en-
tonces viene ell fracaso y ell cas-
tigo. Lo mejor Y mas SECURE es
ell decir la yerdad en- todo ITEM
po, pues de esta manera So
hace uno de amigos constantes
y de una reputation que STEM
pre- vale cien centayos por peso,
donde quiera que uno ofrezca e.
fectos en- venta. Estamos en- ST.
tuacion de airmar modestamen-
te, que sobre esta base descan.
ga Ia universal popularidad de Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
FL rablico ha descubierto que
esta medicina es exactamente 10
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que slempre hemos
pretaldido. Con toda franqueza
Sc la dado a conocer SUI natu.
raleza. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene todos los princi-
pics nutritivos y curativos del
Aoeite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, combinados con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos Compuesto, Eztrac-
los de Malta y Cerezo Silvestre.
Estos elementos forman una com.
binaci6n de suprema excelencia Y
m6ritos medicinales. Ningun re-
medic ha tenido tai exito en- los
casos de Pulmonia, Perdida Dc
Carnes, Debilidad, Nal Estado de
los Nervios, Anemia y Tisis.
"El Sr. DR.. Adrian de Garav,
Professor de Medicina en- Mex.
leo, dice: Con buen ezito be
nsado "a Preparation de Wan.
pole en- los Anemicos, Clor6ticos,
en- la neurastenia y en- otras en-
ferrledades cue dejan al organis-
mo debil y Ia sangre empobre-
oida, y los enfermos Sc han Vi.
gorizado y aumentado en- peso"
ne yelta en- todas las Boticas.
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rs LA MEJOR CERV[zA.
Pedid "PIEL BROS"

No divides que ls cervezs marca
'Plel Bros esta acreditada en- todas
parties y que es un producto & no
contiene la mas mfnina s-1t-ncia
nociva.
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10 MEJOR.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene 81
mejor surtido de objetos Dc
arte y novedad para regalo.
y esta constantelnente recibieu
DO los ultimos modelos. 81 vi
desea comprar IN ohieto do
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos dc plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado 7
cr!stal tallado LEJlTIMo l:cne
uninmenso surtido, esta cass
solo vende articulos bUrNos
todos garantizadcs. l-sprcil.
lidades para legalos de bo
das.
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In reIoi gratis!

Nikelado. negro . enchapado de
oro por vendernos 25 oolecciones de
postaes, 25 peinillas eisotricas (curan
la caspal . . s1tisticss sortjas de
alambre de orc con una bonita piedra
y una iniciai, 4 10 centayos una
Nendalos en- semanss ! game un
relo ii OTTO premio. Escrlha ] he
Perciva Novelty 20. Box 209,
Ponce, :. r.
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AL
L N T r A D A S D E I.
EXTERIOR.
NO HUBO

l. N l n "A II A ) ~ T. IL
EXTERIOR.
NO HUBO
DESPACHADOS PARA EJ.
EXTERIOR
| Vapores espanoles Martin
Saenz 8 ingles Saint Irene.
BUQUES EN- P t ERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Fontanac descargande
Catherine id
Georgia Gilkey id.
| Eleanor t. Barbrac id.
| Caracas id.
AIONIMlENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operocaone2 en- latertos
Libertad Nieques
Isabel Humacao Y Naguabc
Ala Blanca pendiente
India id.
Carmen Fajardo
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
BUQU ES QUE Sc
GUARDIAN
Vapor espanol Catalina Sa.
lio de Barcelona el 5 corrien.
te para esta.
Consig: S. Izquierdo G
Napor espanol Pic TX Sal
dra de Barcelona ell 20 actual
para esta.
Consig: S. Izqulerdo.
Vapor americana Harry
Luckembak Salio den. York
para esta el S actual.
Consig: Insular Line.
Vapor americana Carolina
Saldra para N. York ell 10
corriente.
Consig: The N. S. P. r. H.
Vapor americana Coamo
Recalara ell 20 corriente pro.
cedente de N. York.
Consjg:: The N. Y. P. RS. S.
]eo.s 1t ii unea "Be7lner.
Goleta americana Clifford
N. GARNER debe haber salido
de N. York para esta el %
ultimo
Consig: $. Ezquiaga,
Goleta americana Geneva
Saldra de N. para esta el G
del corriente.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
B A II 20 s.
iCCIONEi
Banco territorial : oyricoh s %
id. &c Puerto hico "49
-CEDULAS HIFOTECARIAS-
Baneo terr'torialy agr ?cola
Fmisiones-3a. y ga. Sol
ID. =. .....6 y L." 1o2.
&C A M B o g
Londres-s 487 L
\. York 10 cts. p
Paras- as: p % ID.
Hamburgo-4tp p. 81 d
Espana 10 a iU4 p. ID.
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Senalamientos.

fl el tribunal supreme de Pjert6
Rico sc veran las -lg'uehtes apellGo
nes 0cfubre p -VierneS FL pueblo
de Puerto Rico contra Miguel NaI
court por delito contra RI poder eIe-
clitlvo. Asunto criminal
Pleito civil. Lunes : de NOviemhre
Fl Baneo territorial Y asrieola de
Paerto Rico con el lnez de Ia .eccIon
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.l|EEA FERREA DEL OESTE

itinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezard a regi7 desde e -. de Sep.
tiembre de 1909
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O|RECTDR|0 De SAN JUAN

fraCticante. = Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador = San
Francisco p. Ielefono, Mum. 43.
san Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La seno-
ita Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
su casa a domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
J patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan
Ingeniero Civil.-R R anon Gan
dfa Cordova, Tetuan So, ciudAd 9
Parada u Santurce Mlrsmar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Abogados. s.-Emigdio S. Ginorlo y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 80.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
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=eglrda de Ia eorte de distrito de san
Juan.
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La "PIEL BROS"

que venden los sencres A. ALVAREZ
y heImsno, en- su estahlecimiento de
10 calle de Fan lose de esta udad
Deposit general, esta rrobado que es
una bebida reconstituyente, refr scan
te v un tooico el mas recomendable
va usted de viaje y siente calor
esta usted en- un baie y necata re
rescarse?
Fues recuerde la cerveza 'riel Bros"
cue venden A. ALVAREZ y hernia
10 Y queda:a perfeetameute comrla
cido
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Gran baratilIo

En- la ''Palmesana" de Juan
Pieras Sc esta vendiendo a
precio de costo en- calzado V
ropa hecha no olvidarse Allen
%
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INABONA
TINTURA INDIAN A
nara ell ca6ello y la barba.

Sehor: 1por que Sc tortura
81 tiene I'd. la TlNTURA'
,Con !nquletarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar la INDIANA?
,Quien aquf : desazona
Existiendo Ia lNABONA?
Yano hay ninguna persona
Que no pu6lendo p antarss,
No use, para Iemozarse,
TlNTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consigala en- las Farmacias
\ nos dara I'd. las gracias! -
lnabona Indian Tincture Compa-
nnyc. lapltaI $4,000. Allen Al
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An AMBITIOUS Correspondent.

II lunched with Winston Churchill
at the Ritz in London" said a. New
York journalist, during his remark
able campaign. This brilliant young
cabinet minister, with his American
blood through his mother and his du-
cal blood through his father, praised
American journalists. He gave me an
example of our perseverance. No less
than AZ American correspondents cali
ed en- him at the Board OF Trade Of
fees for an interview OLD week on the
American tariff, and as none of them
had sufficiently good credentials, he
refused to see them. Finally CORE
spondent came with q letter from Mr..
Lloyd-George and him Mr.. Churchill
saw gladly.
do you know he said to the
young man. that ! have refused to sas
II OF your compatriots on this very
subjectT
81 ought to know it. the CORE
spondent answered. for I'm the whole
At"
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CANNOT MAKE RAIN.

The war department refused to use
artillery to produce rain in the dis
trict where forest fires have been de-
vastating the western country. Rain
making was a fad few years ago in
this country, and Uncle Sam spent
large sums Of money sending up
bombs and firing cannons at the skies.
The report on the experiment was ad-
verse, SO the government has no more
faith In rain-making. Oddly enough,
the people of italy, whom we are apt
to regard as non-progressive, are very
much interested in guns to affect the
weather. In all the vineyards of
Italy there are to be found curious
funnel-shaped guns pointing to the
sky. The chief danger to the vines in
that country is from hail. The Italians
believe that these guns, when fired.
dissipate the clouds and prevent hail
storms.
Willis L. Moore, chief of the wealth
er bureau. in giving his opinion on
the subject, said in part:
"The reason why rain usually fol-
lowed the great gattles Of history is
that commanders of necessity move
armies and began engagements, IL
possible, on fair days; then. as rain
falls on an average Of one day In
three, If it does not follow battle it
is due to the fact that a drought pre-
walls. In other words, the regular
operations of nature should bring rain
during or at the close Of battle be-
gun during clear weather.
ut Is the opinion Of the most emil
nent physicians and scientific expert
mentists of the world that rain can
not be caused by the setting OF Of
explosives, but only by marked in
crease In the vapor content OF the air
or by decided lowering Of the tenn
perature, in neither of which processes
can man operate on such stupendous
scale as to initiate nature.
"The agricultural department has
for years combated the mercenary eff
forts Of charlatans to prey upon the
credulity Of the public to get both
public and private revenue for their
efforts to produce rain. II the govern
ment should accede to the request to
have the army 1re its heavy guns In
an effort to cause rain with which TO
put out the forest fires, these pseudo
scientists, having In measure the
sanction Of tho government for their
operations, would for many years TO
come have fruitful field for their
fraudulent WORK"
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Bead liuhtnino.

During violent thunderstorm last
summer in northern New York the in.
habitants of several towns were sur.
prised to observe, several times in
succession, a short luminous streak
which appeared at a particular point
in the clouds and remained visible
about two seconds at time. This
was an example Of the rare phenom.
enon called bead lightning. When
seen to advantage 1t resembles a
string of luminous beads hung in
cloud, the beads being somewhat clip
tical and the ends of their axes in the
line of their discharge being colored
red and purple respectively. As seen
In New York the line was viewed
nearly end on, and there was only
suggestion of color visible.
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Fought Mosquitoes With Fire Hose
Officers of the British freighter Mig
uel de Larrinaga, in last night from
South America, reported an unusual
and unpleasant experience while thelr
vessel was at Caibarien, Cuba, where
she called to land dried beef on nef
way north.
The vessel had hardly made last
when decks, cabins and staterooms
were infested with big mosquitoes
Some temporary relief was had Oy
getting out the big fire hose and wet
ting everything down thoroughly Ou,
the mosquitoes soon returned anu
when the steamer sailed nearly every
man on board bore huge welts' 'ns
mark of the insects. The tnlcAes'
clothing was no protection-bos'Ol
Globe.
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marriage a Captain Butt. prsesrs tiat
he whit . uttls longsr. Captain Buta
must accompany the president on III
his trips. be with him from early
morning until late Ct night, Whenever
be gives an entertainment, or q seen
u pubic, or receives delegations. All
these duties, from the president.s
standpoint, take Captain Butts tima
up to an extent too great for mar.
ried man. And II II said that the
president had rather his aide 70 With.
out wife than release him. What
Washington wants 70 know now n
whether the captain ID q strict ad,
herent 70 duty or II he win lot the
whole thing go hang when the girl
wishes Il.
Prince Koudachef1 has been In
Washington for several years. He ID
one Of the few bachelors Of the diplo-
matte corps who has remained single
and given no rise to gossip about his
engagement. It IL not known II he
win be transferred soon or not. He
has already passed the period Of time
during which secretaries Of embassy
may consider themselves safe from
transfer to another post. But the
early change In the enthusiastically
may cause his retention here for some
time to come.
Count d'Adhemar, Belgian, who
has adopted the United States az his
place Of residence. and who has q
large estate In Virginia and apart
ments at the capital during the win
ter. Is one Of the popular bachelors
He IL also known as the man Of whom
q photograph cannot be had. Gossip
has connected his name with girls
more than once, but now all Of them
have married. and Count d'Adhemaz
has the laugh on all hts friends who
accused him Of being unable to con.
tinue single.
To continue the list, there II VIII
liam F. HIT, son Of the late Robert r.
Hit, who, while one Of the richest
and most popular bachelors here, 1.
mentioned as the future husband Of
Miss Katharine Elkins through the
message" Of the brides bouquet and
the piece Of wedding cake under the
pillow, both obtained at the wedding
Of Miss Townsend three months ago
Mr.. Hits friends tease him because
they say he actually put the cake un
der his pillow and slept on It.
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USES FOR THE suNFl o~ss
n Russia Il Il Mad. 3 v,..
OH Fodder and seautl ''''S's
ful Fabrics,

americans do not rev.ra !,
nov nower. .. which Is said to be one .as :, SUI
own native plants, as bei I'll Un ), Of Our
practical ... service. but in Pn. :. much
utilised in many ways A'ussla II |,
There the seeds are ...
nense Quantities. raw or roa,. N In
peanuts are in America .a lasted u
Obtained ,. BY pressing the seeds see ne !. oil
important article Of food. vs. Is az
quent religious feast davs me ire
restrict s the use Of meat and i ls. Russia :.
larse consumption of veret ,vsa 70 =
ana the manufacture Of sun esaOle oil,
nas consequently grown to tower soss', oil
best seeds yield an oil tha. H The
poses. ' 'aole pur.
Even the upper classes IN p
IS said, eat the seeds, the larss ss'a' It
nner ones being quite equal to s'' ,' ana
nuts In respect to palatah,,,., nost
wnolesomeness. The stalks and ANT saa
, leaves are highly priced for fuel H', &c
Ing In some parts of the em ,uea De-
most the only available substit p.s !. a.
WOOD. An acre of sunaowers '' r ~,
yield many cords of good fuel 'al
The oil appears to have now
general properties of olive ~, '. 'as
has any other known yeeetsh,. u Aa
1t takes about bushel Of .sas. w.
make a gallon of oil. and 50 hu.h. -
OF seeds can be grown on one s sa.a
land. AS the oil sells at about =,
gallon the profit is large
At one time purified sunaovo, ,u
was used quite extensively to adu,.s.
ate pure olive oil. It is Of male ",
lowish color and decidedly palatab1s
In crude state 1t is used BY pa,nto,.
to some extent, but it Is infer,o, :.
l1nseed oil for use in paint
In addition to the oil from tho .oo,,
the stalks when green and the 4,
cake make excellent fodder. The ahe,
OF the stalks, which is fine, silky and
strong. also has value. In China II i,
woven into beautiful fabrics, and Il /,
believed that by the use of proper ma.
chinery it might be used most profit
ably In this country.
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mystery involving beautiful girl OF
Bogota, whom he met while he was
United States minister to Columbia.
Captain Butts name has been linked
with that of Miss Yvonne Townsend,
daughter of Mr.. Lawrence Townsend,
former United States minister to Bel.
GUM. Miss Townsend has also been
spoken of as the girl with whom King
Manuel of Portugal is in love.
Viscount de Alte has been in Wash.
ington eight years. He has remained
q bachelor for longer continuous
period than any Of his confreres while
in service In this, city. It is also
worth remembering that the marriages
Of Washington girls to foreign diplo
mats are increasing each year. while
those Of the last eighteen months ex.
ceed the total of the preceding three
years In fact, the Portuguese min.
lister IL regarded BY his intimates az
a sort Of enigma. He II highly popu.
lar with the women, and no man ever
made more courtly bow to fair dam.
eel, but he has not dropped the least
hint Of attachment for any one girl
although he ID the oonndAnt and friend
q many.
The Element % Doubt
Captain Butt who radis4es IN the
White House. always ct the LETT az the
president, and refuses to be hidden
~ the presidential shadow. 10 said e
Be the despair OF natural-born match.
makers. And In WASHINGTON. strange
to say. there are no matchmaker.
worth considering who have daueh.
tiers Of their own to marry Oh. Il
seems to be the spirit IL the life hera
whore men come and remain Z month
Or tan years. Il not the rest Of Their
lives, and then 80. This lack of -
surance - to how long any popula.
man win remain In Washington tends
to accentuate the desire to i've Mn
wife from Washington before the
ex1geneies Of duty take him away n
other parts q the world.
Captain Butt smilingiy evades a,
questions Of his matrimonial intan.
tons. The girls. who seem Is fnor
when . man has fallen, ! persist Is
declaring that he shows preferences
for Miss Townsend. No assurances
can BE obtained from the latter.s fan,.
ny. Miss Townsend herself says So
she WIN discuss her Wedding ni.ns
when the time comes, addinr t,,r,,I.,.
u: ssIf Il ever comes
II has been limited that the prori.
dent. while not frowning against ~
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NETS FOR The BACH
CAPITAL Society Matrons Seek g
Round Him Up.
eiloibIes Who Have 50 Far eIdesSsp'
ned honeymoons and Minister'S
Fees 10 Be Given Prominence
In Social Affairs Next
Season.

washtn9ton.-The bachelor Il com
ing into his own In the capitars
smart set. Next season has been 81
aaide for him. They viii be made
prominent as leaders. To marry on
all these eligible men, residents and
for the most part workers In Wash
ineton. is the big task to be under
taken by well meaning matrons. And
when such names as Frank Hitch
cock postmaster general Of the United
States; John Barrett, director OF the
international Bureau Of American Re
publics; Capt. Archie Butt aide to the
president; Prince Nicolas Koudachen.
first secretary Of the Russian embas-
sy: Viscount de Alte, Portuguese min
lister; Count d'Adhemar. prominent
automobilist. and others Of like rank
are mentioned the file Of bachelors be
takes Official II not international pro.
portions and the game assumes cor
responding Importance.
What can be done for them II the
question matrons have asked them
selves for some time, but Will here
after ask each other. As bachelors
they are treasures, these men. social
leaders declare. They are indispensa'
BILE, and the name Of any one OF them
will be found on every party list worth
notice. But the capitals matrons have
decided that as benedicts they may
be even better.
What Will They Dot
Whether these gentlemen win Sc
lect wives from the host Of beautiful
and talented Washington girls OF
whether they Will go outside Of the
city for their life partners seems tc
puzzle those interested In the out
come of their future. For rumor hai
connected most of the names men
toned with other names. Postmaster
General Hitchcock has been credited
with an engagement to Mrs. Stickney
rich widow living In London. Mr.
Barrett is some Of those who know
him well say-in the midst Of heart
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A Revised Adage.

Lillian Russell was taking a.
luncheon In New York about a f1en'D
actress.
"Her pictures make ner cnai a;nt
said Miss Russell. Il was dlsappo.n.
ed when saw her. She's ra'nei 70"
to tell the truth.
Miss Russell smiled. .,oves
.It's a case" she said. tina! plv'i !
the truth Of the adage- Handsome
az the photographer does.
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Dubois, Pa.

The formation Of the pla.s .t., #
which Dubois Is built - . .ssnou.
great curiosity. Beavers -. -. vhite
sible for it. Long before lus I huIl,
men saw that section, Oes ,,.. Yesr
. huge dam in a well SET sa''s .;.h mud
~ wear the stream washed rl ca, I q
Into i, the dam. and when 4, the . e0s' d d
water was DESTROYED. o4O a '.n On
land. hat as 4 table top, were r ,stn
this .tands Dubois.-Altoona ii''
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1langlins the Words.

Mark Twain will find an example OF
English as she II spoke, or written,
when he visits certain city in Italy
where the authorities Of q charitable
institution have posed notice print
ed In all languages. The information
for English people reads as follows:
.sThe little fathers Of the poor Of St
Francis harbor all kinds Of disease, and
have no respect for religion"
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plain Hunger. =.

plain Hunger. !, mott
-poctor, what disease Is i. .D'
prevalent among the poor. vb,ch tho
nerve tsrminations in the .s s.Ostts
stimulated by accumula'ess ,rritatons
q the gastric glands. send Z, l, ,hs pnst
- the he spinal cord by way OF 'n'
mogastric nerve. .,,,, And %
goodness! How a~ia ION 40 potf
' think :. t1 shos ss unfortunate info sufferers
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No Necessity.

No Necessity. .bout
John, with grip in hand .+s W. ia ~.
TO depart for g week
country. -. dear. y
NOV, do promise me, v v ~
are away from me. 1ohn. y =
4 promise.' answered . s 81
-,Ant q down the steps. ~ ,. No.
won't have cause To- o'
sine.
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Il know" remarked the hobo ph,,o.
opher. that the wise man says ~.
laughter OF fool ID like the cracr,,..'
Of thorns under q pot but even th..
sounds good. begosh, when you're co.
II starvin' fur smile!"
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Rankin How did You manage to "a,
the Ill will Of Scraggles? ~
Fyle-You know he's been borrou,r.
small sums OF me from time to time -.
the last ten years? Well. a few wess.
ago / shut down on lending to him ard
began borrowing from him. N
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-14

And more married men would mai.
fools Of themselves. II their wives wou,s
let them. -s
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Every man has ready-made excn.
when his yellow streak shows up.