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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
PIRATES WIN IN ELEVENTH
Chances Batting is Feature Of the
Long Contest.
TWO TRREE-BAGGERs, TWO RUNS
Evers IL Put out of the Game, in
Final Inning for DisputinR a
Decision-Other National
League scores.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 6.-Pittsburg to-
day tied the score against Chicago in the
eighth inning, and won in the eleventh,
to q Chances batting was the feature.
He made two three-baggers. and scored
each time. Evers was put out OF the
game in the eleventh inning for disputing
decision. The score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

Two-base hit. Wagner. Three-has hits:
l.. Gardner, Wolter Stolen bases; Wolter,
Laporte, Engle. Double plays: L, Gardner
to Wagner to stahl struck out: BY
Bases on balls: Oft Smith, /. Hits: OFF
Arellanes, in three innings none out In
fourthl, off Smith, in six innings Time
2:0S. Umpire; O'Loughlln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Totals. j.. :. 50 1l'A 20 2 Totals. .. As

"Abbaticchio out for interfering
Boston .........:.... 10000 o Q 0 0 Q o.
Two-base hits: Sweeney, Merkle. Myers.
Three-base hits: Doyle, Shean. Home run
ewson, Bridwell, Stolen bases: Doyle, Mil
ler Double play: Merkle and Doyle. Left
on bases: New York, s; Boston Z. First
base on balls: Off Mathewson, 2; off
Brown, 2. First base on errors: New York
g. Hit by pitched bali: BY Brown, /:
by Mathewson, l. Struck OUT. BY Brown, s;
by kAthewson, T. Wild pitches: Mathew
son and Moran.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
To DIs.oIve the Union,

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trio Bitters. Guaranteed, 5Oc For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Famoua TrOttinw Sire mead.

DIES MONIES, Ia, July 6.--Allerton,
known far and wide as a sire Of trotting
horses died last night at the Hopper stock
farm at lndianola.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
PHILADELPHIA.

'Batted for Moore in the eighth.
Ph fis isi''. ~ &S
Two-base hit: Davidson. Three-b base hit
Daubert Home runs: Lennox, Bates
Hits: Off Maroney, 6 in three innings
(none out in fourth); off Moore. 2 in five
innings; off Brennan, none in one inning.
Sacrifice hits: Smith, 2. stolen bases
plays: Bergen and LennOx; Smith, Hum
mel and Daubert, q Knabe and Grant Left
First base on balls: OFF Bell 1; off Moore
8. First base on errors; Brooklyn, T.
Struck out: BY Bell, 8; by Maroney, 4;
by Moore, s; by Brennan, l. Time: 1859.
Umpires, O'Dsy and Brennan.
New York Wins I'm Fourteenth.
BOSTON, Mass, July 6.--Becker's home
run tied the score for New York in the
ninth inning and the visitors punched hits
off Brown In the fourteenth, winning from
Boston, to 3, today. Brown allowed but
one hit until the ninth, while Mathewson
was batted hard in the first few innings.
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
ST. JOE WIN ON HOME RUN

Fox Turns rrtek la ninth Bringing
ln Tive scores.
ST JOSEPfE Me, July "a home run
by Fox In the ninth inning which brought
in two scores, gave the game 10 ST. Joseph
In the last % the Denver series by a score
Of to 3. Scorei
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

NEW YORK, July e.--New York and
Boston broke even in today's double
header. Pitcher Quinns sacrifice fly
brought in the winning run in the first
game. Score, first game:
NEW YORK ROsTON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
.PItcher CnnlkIex E,ineh.

LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Owper Gryason of
the Louisville base ball team today fined
Pitcher Coakey $50 and suspended him
indefinitely for alleged Insubordination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
sioux CITY HAS LONG LEAD

Champs Defeated by Indians I'm Hit
ting Game.
SIOUX CITY, July 6.-SioOx City won the
last game of the series from Des Moines
today. The contest, was called TO allow
the visitors TO- catch "a train. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Butchers Win
From M Hers,
Four to Three
Kansas City Scores on All Its Runs
in the Eighth In
ming. at..

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July e.-The locals
won the second game OF a series with
Minneapolis today by score OF { 20 J
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Browns Defeat TIrers,

DETROIT, July ebay defeated the
Tigers today for the third time in as many
starts. The score was to 4. The visitors
punched five hits, two of which were very
lucky, in, the fifth, and drove Klllian off
the rubber. Works, who succeeded him.
stage. Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Musontin Maennerchor ComInE.

MUSCATINE, la. July s.-(speciai.)-A
special chair car has been chartered by
the Muscatins Masnnerchor for the trip to
the saengerfest In Omaha, July 20 TO o.
Besides the twenty-four members. a large
number OF other musicians will attend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

that unhealthy
circulation that
the continually
lotions
applications the itching other deon
blood
g. the and quickest
injection
fonoh makes blood
adj THE SWIFT Specific CO. ATLANTA Ca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

Two-base hts: knight Vl. Three-base
e Es %o S%Ds stah B SsnsE out baby BY
Off Cicotte, s; off Quinn, 8. Time: 2;2l.
Umpire: OLoughlin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

Struck out: BY Hickey, 4 by Bennett, 10.
Two-base hits: Ryan, Tausend, Gardner,
MoCreary, p. Kelly. Hit by pitched BALL
Bennett. Reed. Bases on balls: Off Hickey
3; off Bennett, g. Sacrifice hits: Bressman,
Ryan. Stolen bases: Hollys, 6; Under
wood, 5.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
DouBIe-Header Mt Dorchester.

DORCHESTER, Neb, July 6--(Speoial)-
Dorchester and Beaver Crossing played q
hit -andrun game here yesterday morning
which resulted in a ties to T. Beaver
In order to catch their train. Dorchester
had the bases filled full in the eighth and
ninth, but was able only to tie the score.
The score: R.H.E,
Beaver aSerS Cfoss;'ig. SS 9 3 Q ! GSn
Three-base hits: J. Byers, Wampler, VIII
son. Lett on bases: Dorchester, ~; Beaver
Crossing, D. Stolen bases: Dorchester, 12i
Beaver Crossing, e. Base on balls: OFF
Engelhampt, 8. Struck out: by Wampler,
Crossing, 2; Dorchester L. Batteries: Dor
chester, Wampler and A. Morrasy; Beaver
Crossing, Engelhampt Pate ana 'Horney.
Attendance: l75 H
Dorchester wins from FairmOnt.
The afternoon game between the locals
and Fairmont resulted in victory for
Dorchester by score of to z Bairmont 3
errors were very costly, while the locals
took advantage of every mishap. The
feature OF the game was Parker's three
base hit. The score: R-H.E.
Dorchester 9..1 0 s 90 q 0-B II
Fairmont .,..,.0 % y o y Ia IL
Three-base hit: Parker. stolen bases:
Dorchester, s. Fairmont, 2. Left on bases:
Dorchester, 3; Fairmont, 6. Struck out.
BY Smidt, 8; by Orandall. g. Bases on
balls; Off Smidt, 1; off Crandall, 2. Double
plays: Dorchester, 2; Falrmont /. Attend
Morrasy; Fairmont, Crandall and Wells.
HOLLYs n PLAY. LONG TO TIE
-~. rs yst----- ~ -1+'
FOurteen-Inniag, Game at NeoIa, Ia,
y o2VFOurth.
In game which rivaled the big fight for
excitement at Nicola, Ia, the Fourth, the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

Slated for Corridor in the ninth
St. Louis ............. 0 90
Cincinnati ....,......O 0 o o o o o oil
Three-base hit: Egan. Passed bali: Bres-
nAhan. Bases on balls: Off Corridor, e.
Struck out: BY Corridor, 4 Time: 900
Umpires: KLEIN and Kane
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

Ihree-base hts: Lobb, Davis. IWo-base
Sts SorrsS WslSs Sacrifice staia9 Hits
Kane, Jude 40, Cole C26 Cobb Weiden-
saul. Hits; Orr Showers. Z In five innings;
off Kelley, 3 in three innings; off Rhodes,
in one inning. Struck out: BY Showers 3:
by Gelst. 5. Bases az balls: orr showers 2;
off Kelley, 2; off Rhodes, 2; off Geist, 8.
villa pitch: GaiEt Double play: Perrine
TO Kane. Left on bases, Omaha, Z; Lin
coin, s. Time 2:15. umplre Haskell At
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

St. Joseph ...."....oO o IL o 0 $-s
Home run: Fox; Three base hit: Gran
ston. Stolen bases: Fox 2),Jones Reilly,
Lindsay, Dolan C2). Beall. Sacrifice hits:
Powell, Fox Bauer, Johnson, Lloyd Hits:
Off Manske, in seven innings; off john
son. in two innings; off Schreiber, Z In
five and one-third innings; off Hagerman,
in two and two-thirds innings; off OHM
stead. In one inning. Struck out. BY
Manske 4; by Johnson, 1; by Schneider, l.;
BY Hagerman, 2. Left on bases: st. JOS
eph, 8; Denver, 4. Attendance: 700. Time
l:bV. Umpire: Clark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

II Wo- Dase h!ts. Morlarty, WaIIace, Grlggs.
Ihree-b base hits: ID. Jones, Truesdale. Hits:
OF killian, In four and one third innings;
off Works, 4 In four and two third innings
Sacrifice hit; Wallace. Stolen bases Bush
CRAWFORD, Schweitzer, Truesdale. Double
plays: Truesdale to Newman; Wallace to
Newman; Works to T. Jones. Left on
bases: Detroit, 8; ST Louis, 7. Bases on
balls: Off Ray, 5; off Killian, Q; off Works
3. First base on errors: st. Louis, q Struck
out: BY Ray, 3; by Works, g. Time: 40
Umplres: DIneen and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

r4WO-pHse hIts. Baker' Milan, Gessler.
Three-base hit: Houser. Bases on balls:
Off Groom, 2; off Morgan S. Struck out:
BY Groom, l; by Morgan, 6 Time: 1850.
Empires: Perrins and Egan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
Kearney Swamped
by Hard-Hitting
Red Clouders
Grand Island and Columbus Win by
Big Margins, Also Find
Pitchers.

RED CLOUD Neb.. July 6-(special
Telegram 1.-The bail game here today was
farce from the beginning. the Indians
getting nineteen hits off the visitors. The
game without interest from the first.
Score:
Red Cloud. .........4 IL 10
kearney .....,,... l 90 90 o.
Batteries; Kearney, Noyes, Mahon Town.
send and Williams; Red Cloud, MITCHELL
Mitchell, 10. rwo4base hits: j. Carter, II.
Carter, Moss!(D. Three-base hit; Pagle'
Time: 900 Umpire: Woods ~
SEWARD, Nep., July 6.-(Special Tele-
gram -Seward lost today, the score, 10 TO
s, for Grand Island. Score:
Grand IslandY.e,. Q as Q s-S
Batteries: Seward, Steward and Neff;
Grand Island, Murry and TTavers. HITS:
Seward. Z; Grand Island. H. Errors'
COLUMBUS, Neb. July s-(special Tel
egram )--Columbus found Hendron often
and hard. In four times up Agnew DATED
two home runs, three-bagger and a
single. Chittick of Columbus also landed
home run, three-bagger and single out
of four times up. Score:
Columbus ....... 8OO221I5' -14 Is 4
Fremont ........, O00O20120-5 .
Batteries: Columbus Kissell and Agiew;
Fremont, Hendron and Wells. Umpire:
SUPERIOR, Neb.. July s.-(special,, -
At Superior-Sueprior, 10; Hastings, 3. len
innings played.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
MINNEAPoLis
'Batted for owens in ninth.
sRatted for Patterson IN ninth.

'I3atted for Patterson IN ninth.
Kansas City ........0 Q 0 Q Q Q Q / -
Two-base hits: Cravath owen. Three
base hit: Hunter. Left on bases. Minno-
Hunter Double plays: Hunter 10 BAR
beau to Hunter. Struck out: BY Patter-
son G = BASES on o @, orr Patterson. q
Owens and Cusack
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07
snintu Defeat Brewera,
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, July est. Paul won q
colse and Interesting game Murray's hit.
ting and Clarke's work at third base fea-
tured Score: H..
PAUL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-07

chicago ...s...,...,,.,O y VI
Two-base hit: Perring. Three-base hit.
Miles. Sacrifice hits: Turner, Block.
to LaJoie to Perring; Bradley TO Perrlng
TO Turner; Block to Blackburne. Hits: Off
Koestner. 6 in eight inning; off Hardness,
In one inning; off Olmstead, In eight and
balls; Off Koestner, 4; off Olmstead, g.
Struck out: BY Koestner, 2; by Olmstead,
/. Wild pitch; Olmstead First base on
errors: Cleveland, 4; Chicago G. Left on
bases: Cleveland. 2; Chicago, l. Time: 146
IJmDira. Evana
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LECTURA CAMPESINA,

Propiedades del girnsol.- Esta
planta utilisima, 4 mas del inapre-
ciable hien de purificar Ia atnostera
Sc extrae de sus semillas I'm exec
lente aceite que sirye para el alum
brado, y purificado, para almento.
Fl dia que Ia grasa animal sea
reemplazada por este aceite, desa'
pareceran muchas intermediates de
bidas al uso de Ia grasa de cerdo.
Del residue de Ia semilla, una ves
que Sc ha exeraido va el aceite Sc Oh
tiene una harina, que mezclada con
la de trigo en- parties iguales, pro
duce un pan sano y nutrlt'vo.
Las hoias constltuyen un buen
alimento para el ganado vacuno, el
lamar Y caballar.
Las semillas 10 son tambien para
las galllnas, que las fecundiza. Las
carnes de los animales q. Sc allmen-
tan con el glrasol, meioran en- gusto,
sabor y olor, y son mas suaves.
El tronco de las plantas es un
buen abono, el mas 4 proposito para
la vegetacion.
Sc ha probado hasta Ia evidencla
que ell girasol plantado en- cantldad
en- los lugares mortiferos y malsa-
nos hace desaparecer las emanaelo-
mes noeivas, los miasnlas paludicos
Y samoan los lugares nalsanos.
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de voluntario en- el ej&rcito servio
~ 81 estoy en- Paris, es de paso. Dis
pensadme pues, que sin presenta-
elon ningunna me haya tornado Ia
licencia de dejar el domingo nj tar
jeta en- vuestra casa. Antes de visi-
taros de nuevo me touao Ia ibeTtad
de haceros conocer mi objeto. Soy
propjetario on Russia, y poseo her
nosos caballos,. lQueTeis hacerme
el honor de aeeptar una pareja, On
recuerdo de 10 mucho que os be ad-
admirado en- sanP Petersburga y hoy
os admira en- Parfs?',
En- los dfas que siguieron, el hues
ped del hotel de Russia se distingu;
por sus exentricidAdes costosas. p
linsky fuf el personaie denoda e.
las cronicas del bulevar, por sus co
midas orienta!ecas en- compshia Do
artistas, y "demvierges'' do caras
tiernsmente melancolicas y ojos Do
fulgores alucinantes como las on
das de oro del champagne.
FL epflogo, no obstapte. no se hi
20 esperar. La confianza del duehQ
del Hotel do Russia habfa lido ( me-
nos. I'm dia 81 Belinsky b pide pres
tados trescientos frances, y esta pc
tici6n despierta por complete su,
malicia; hsce tasar Ia famosa sorti-
ia y al saber que es falca; envla 4
los tribunales..al northumberland sin
centimos, los cuales le condenan 4
ounce meses de destierro.
Herman Cadet.
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CARIAS DEL PUEBLO.
al depsrtamento de .justicia.

Sr. Director de La Correspondent
cia''. San Juan. P R. Sr.
Con fecha 10 del que cursa diriii
al attorney general Ia siguiente car
ia.
4, Honorable Attorney General de
Paer Rico. Senor::
Hare Va muchos dias-mas de I'm
mes. 20 guramente-fGeron renitldas
4 csc departarento. por el iuez mu-
nlcipal de San,lUan, copias de las de-
nun las crininales que presentf con-
tra varios indisiduos del cuerpo de
Ia poliela inslilar Y de la detective.
por allanamicnto dc morada y por
pri>idn lie al. El j;.ez 20 h. dado
cgiso : fas aenimeias. IS declr. no
ha instruido el proreSo, esperanto
que Fl 6.epartsmcnt0 de l,isfIe!a. de
acuersio con ri hex. aeonseie el sobre
.seinlie4tn dc squilias. . l. sustain
ciaci6n dc los juicios 4 que dan
lurar.
Y ese tiepaItamento se olvida de
que un ciudadano, que no militia en-
4 n1ont5a ar6nino, porqIe tiene
IN namhre professional y ;.lgtnas re
laCIo1es en- Ia isla. ha ac'Idido ante
los tribunales de iusticia. pidiendo
castigo para 70 que II eonsidera linos
hechos vandGlleos. ' Gue el orgsn;s-
mo adm n.nIstratiyo j quien las leyes
conceden-facultad de intervenIr en-
e<tos easos. V auizas decldirlos, de
lie oon toda pronltud. rezoIver 81
la iuesr : L eueja. = Ia exist:do
al asTavlo- s. p ha eometidn ian deli
10. q sfno 81 IA realizadp nIngIna
infraei"n IL l. ley nj Sc ha violsdo
ning5tn dereeho individual
Son tan sencillos los cazns que am
has ienuncias enmprenden. que 4
de-Feshe del tempo qle ha de con-
s1lrniE e~e e=ntr. IN eEn. .tir opiniones
que ronstituten una maIavlils del
preente arie han De ser asomhro.
de las seneTsctones futursis. no e. d.
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HUMoRIsMo.

En- una de las mas elegantes ca
sas donde Sc vende calzado, entra
una bella dana, y despues de pro-
barse algunos pares, Ora con el pie
izquierdo, ora con el derecho (por-
que, segdn dicen, todos tenemos un
pie mas recio que el otro>, pregun-
ia el dependiente, que es en- eAtre-
mo galante con el belIo seao.
-sNo encuentra usted que yo
ten go un pie mas grande que el otro
-;De ninguna manera!, Sc apre-
sura 4 decir el dependiente; ereo
por el contrario, que usted tiene
uno de los pies mas pequehas que el
otro.
Muy complacida la DANA, elige
pronto calzado y paga sin regatear.
Una sehora que tiene un dulce
en- la mano lie pre- gunta a su peque-
no niho 10 que le gusta mas: 81 el dul
ce 8 ella.
Y el nino exclama, despues de re-
flexionar:
TIT me gustas mas.
-SPor que?-arguye la dana
contenta.
Porque me vas 4 dar el dul-
re. m
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TTIL-La conela contra el tran
caso.-Para combatir y reduclr los
periodos de fiebre y de depression fl
sica, aconsela el doctor Ross, ell en-
pleo de la esencia de canela, con pre-
ferencia la que Sc extrae de la corte-
"a, porque es mucho mas activa que
la Que Sc SAGA de las hojas.
En- media copa de agua 8 en- una
taxa de manzanilla, por ejemplo,
Sc echan diez gotas de esencia de ca
nela Sc toma cada dos horas hasta
que Ia temperature baje al grado
normal
Al dia siguiente de habsrse ex-
tinguido por complete la fieore. Sc
toman otras tres dosis de a dlez
gotas de esencia.
Camo Sc We. ell tratamlento no
puede ser mas senclllo. Segdn su
autor, 81 Sc apEca en- los comienzos
de Ia grippe, Sc tienen muchas pro.
babilldades de cortar la fiebre en- ell
tsrmino de doce horas, Y de supri-
mir la depression fislca tan penosa
que caracterlza los primeros ata--
ques de la enfefmedad.
CURIOSO.-Los Caballeros Tenn
plarios de los Estados Unidos orga-
nizaron una gran'parada en- Chicago
el jueves de la semana pasada, en-
la que tonaron parte nada menos
que 1000 miembros de Ia orden
centre ellos ciento cincuenta Milo
nariosl, luciendo todos su hrillante
uniforme de casco Y lujoso espadin
Sc calcula cue solo las plumas blan-
cas- de Ia cimera en- tantos cascos,
valian mas de 100000 dollars. Y
v el valoY total de los maravillosos
uniforlnes de los cahalleros Sc esti-
ma en- 2,123.G00 Galares. Los Caba
lleros Templario< 4e Pittsburgo hi
cieron distrlbuir egtre las damas de
la ciudad cuatro nil platos finos de
China que tenian pintadas escenas
de la historic de los Templarlos.
EXQUISITE Pnneciltos de
arroz " coco.-En una cazuela nueva
Sc mezclan AGO gramos de harlna-
de arroz, un COCO mondado Y bien
molido lis granos de mantequllla
derretida y 80 eramos de manteca
Sc muelen aparre IS gramos de al
mendra Y luego sc bate pone
ii horno, Y cuando este bien callen
te Sc mezclan la pastas Ge COCO y
de almendras, las claras de huevos
Y azicar en- polyo al gusto. Sc bate
ms "a Y estando lien incorporate;
todos los ingred entes. sc vacia en
peauenos rloldes de hoja de lata
untados con bast4nte mantequlla
Sc polvorean cor amelia 3 ron era-
I lea encarnada Y e hacen cocer en- e.
horno.
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qAcoRREsPoNDENcA PUERTO RICO DE sEPr1EMBREDE

ficil creer-suponiendo siquiera una
pequena dosis de buena voluntad en-
usted-que no hayan podido ser re-
sueltas todavia.
Ell que estas lineas escribe, puede
ser sufrido, pero no tiene Ia paciencia
evangelical de Job. Y como Sc trata
de algo que vivamente le interesa,
como abogado y como ciudadano,
ruega 4 usted, demanda de usted,
exige de usted, que Sc sirva, cum
pliendo con la ley, emitir su opinion
sobre las denuncias antes referidas.
Bueno es advettir, senior attorney,
que, 81 bien carezco de accion contra
listed ante las cortes de justicia de
la isla, elevare mi queja ante el at
torney general de los Estados Uni
dos, 81 por negigencia, descuido 8
indiferencia de ese departamento, Sc
prolonga esta sltuaci6n.
Respetuosamente;
Eugenio Benitez.
San Juan, 10 de Septiembre de 10
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Squien le dijo 4 los yaucanos de Ia
nueva colectividad que 81 arbol de
Ia noche triste tan celebrado por ha-
Der dorado Cortes bajo su sombra
Ia noche de la batalla de Otumba
era de cafe? De todos modos,
es un sfntil y su sombra Sc vera
llorar al cacique, al pequeho Cortes,
al final de la jornada, Ell caciQuesmo
repubhcano en- Yauco puede darse
por terminado. Aquel laborioso pue-
bio surgira 4 una vida de paz, de soli-
daridad, de amor al loien collective y
de engrandecimiento patrio.
Sc ha dicho que-la Union le ofrecl6
a los republicanos Ia minorfa en- las
camaras y que no Ia aceptaron. Por
mas que dudo que estos no hayan
aprovechado esa rentnlsta, puede
calificarse de escrup,llos de Ultima
hora tai actitud. Sinembargo, esa
conducta le honra. Algdn dla aun-
que fueran los ultimos de su vida,
hablan de tener nueatros cOmpatrlo-
tas de la banda opuesta, luz en- el ce-
rebro y energfa en- el corazon.
Continda el tempo presentando
un cariz de sultan contrariado. Los
de un temporal fueron esta
vez comunicados con mas oportuni-
dad. Como que el baromctro Sc
muestra mas sincere Y oportuno.
Quiera Dios que siempre conserve
Ia misma discipline!
Don .Sincero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-15
Ell REGIMEN NATI-
RAJ MODERNO.
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parties Ia extiracion. no con esta in
rensidat especial Dc los excltantes
artilciales que pro5uce Ia sobre-es-
citati59 ! IA debilidad, sin6 con estos
earaareres De moderation Y d'lra
zion - extension ! yarledad que q
segsran sQ usihdad { 81 fl!erza.
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son n a2entes mas preelosos. Ia ali
a.antael5n. ID fHente mas abundante
\ MAS +eeunda Pot esto. en- materla
lie hygiene, TODD e tnundo debe como
Ger los= principles. las ideas direcJrices
lie Il 4 alimenraclon, en- una pala-
bra, aprender ! nutrirse.
Desg.ac ciadsmente, Ia geregaci6n
lie nGeStra epoca vive aun haiq el r.
g.nea - Ia antigua teoria NJ las ca
.oglas; para poner en es ID ii el al
canfe = este error p,ofG:-eo he ira
fa.to lie 4 n 81 prologo .e Il segun-
ia esacl1n e,e nj obra sofste Ia aIlmea
taci6n y ID r0clna natula! en- FL nun
do.
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}orias so, ID atoneta falsa Dc Ia econo-
mia n3driiipd.
Antes que conocer un alimento en-
81 proportion de calorias convene:
10. coavencerse de que posee I'm tri
pie vaior de suna importancia va
tor 05etntiro. deDi6o 4 los principles
mas 8 laelos ntriIiyoa que enciere:
valor a3'HfraliaGdor: ya.or eJtqide.
%. aten9er j ese triple valor CT lr.gar
lie saciIhear la cualidades allmen-
ticiaS y digeStivas, GUIDANCE .6lo de
las calori4<.
La fascination lie la teoria de las
calorias haze que n'iestra generaei5n
nl6e.iea n" Sc iaqalste jamas en- tlejo
rar. 0eu aiI1uento> natuaIes aprupia-
dos i r-e-tras behblas: nuestra< ap-
tltgIles Gige~flyas Y n4estro tempe
ramelJo Fl coe6e:en,e lie asinllia-
ei6p ! desa>ilnilaci5n. e tiecir. el gra
10 dc v.ger i perieccionamieHto dc
Ia m4q,ina hBmana
Sin emiargo: cl;alquiera que OH
serve u alimentaci6i natural 1 ira
yes .!eI ml.rGo vera 1ee Ia cses;itn
lie las ealp-ias 20 hs pre5capaao ! l.
hitaa-.l5!afi y que el !astintH "a ha re-
st1ei1o siempre c3anG9 Ia clencia 10
Ia ha 6eseehaao
FL pr0hlenia de Ia came Y de Ia
albumina no eyLtia antes 1e ID es-
cllela alenana. Antes de extIaYiaTse
con La nociones te6rieas. el hombre
habia eneontrado siemp:e en- Ii all
men;scI5n natural Il soiicljn de este
prohlenaa aparentenente inGesei-
frable para los sabios de laborator.o
Aaemas b elfra. preten5ida nece-
ssria. de 8l0aimina para nuestra ra-
c.6n diaEia 81 dlSmlnqvenio y no e.
= le.fss Il 'tia "a qlle sen Ia dkcima-
ParEe ne y -allnlenia aflin Es1f los pro-
aletores sie f9eTzf>. . decIr. IA pro-
Tsfrcrirl hati'rlst qsle esizte de alnn
mIna .-nelada 4 almrs5n y j los ali
men7os nlinef4iizs. seres en- iodns los
oereaies + tamhge1 proportion
ore exIsie en 81 pan c7ian.i.1 no Sc Ia
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