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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
CAUGHT WITHOUT WARNING

Last fall most every family in the
country had experience with SPAN
ISH INFLUENZA and in thousands of
cases that experience cost them the
life of a member. They were not
warned of the coming of such an
epidemic and as a result nearly every
family was caught ~unprepared that is,
that is their medicine chest was emp
ty, which conditions precipitated a
run on the druggist which depleted
the stock of every retail and whole
sale druggist to such and extent that
it was impossible to get the medicines
with which to combat the disease, and
many deaths occurrde as a direct re-
suit of the inability to procure drugs.
If there is a recurrence of such a
condition this fall and winter then the
individual is responsible for the re-
suits, as in many cases it will be a
case of neglect. Everybody has been
cautioned by authorities to be pre-
pared and we are taking this oppor-
tunity of reminding the public of the
warning. We are taking no chances,
but are filling all empty space with
fall and winter remedies. Such an
action on u part is a matter of bust
ness; yours is a case OF life and death.
Which is more important. A few dol
lars spent NOW may save the life
of a loved one.
Let US suggest the contents of your
medicine chest.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
NOTICE

The Home Service Department,
American Red Cross, ~postoffice build.
ing, wants the following men and wo.
men to call and receive checks and
other information at once:
Alcee Thibodeaux, Opelousas, La.
Gabriel Lucy, Arnaudville, La.
Willie Guy. Melville, La.
Ellen Hall, R. F. D. No. 2, Opelou.
sas, La.
Cora Aaron, Opelousas, La.
Arsene LaGrande Arnaud, Arnaud-
vile, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
A skeptieal Jury

An Idaho lawyer tells of a case
tried in that state some years ago,
on which occasion the judge. an East
erner who desired to display his learn
ing, instructed the jury fully, laying
down the law with the utmost author
ity. But the jurors, after celebrating
some hours, found themselves unable
to agree. Finally the foreman asked
for additional instructions.
Judge, here's the trouble" said the
''The jury wants to know if what you
told us was really the law or only just
your notion."-Harper's.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
The Body and the Emotions

The official pessimist of a small
Western city, who had wrestled with
chronic dyspepsia for years, stood in
front of the post office as the noon
whistles sounded.
Twelve o'clock, Ell? he said, half
to an acquaintance. Well, I'm going
home to dinner. If dinner amt ready,
I'm going to raise hell; and if it is
ready, ! amt going to eat a bite
Exchange.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
ESTATE OF AURELIEN vALLAlRE
And his Wife. Mary Lyons, Both
Deceased.
No. 7040, Probate Docket, Sixteenth
Judicial District Court, Parish
st. Landry, La.

Whereas, Cyriac Vallaire, has APP
piled to be appointed administrator
Of the above numbered and entitled
estate; now,
Therefore, notice is hereby given
to any and all interested parties to-
show cause, if any they can or have,
in writing in this office within ten
days Of the first publication hereof,
why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of said court, dated Sep
tember -, 1919.
HENRY L~ASTRAPEs, JR.
sept 20 ct Clerk of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
CARBO WILL RECEIVE
CAR AUBURN AUTOS
Has Secured Agency for Well Known
Make of High-Class
Cars

The Carlo garage, South Main
street, has secured the agency for the
well-known Auburn Beauty Six auto
mobiles and will receive next week
a carload of these Ears for immediate
delivery to prospective buyers.
The Carlo garage, while recently
established, is rapidly forging to the
front and building up asfine business
record.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
Condition of Crop

The following table shows the CON
dition of the crop by states, based on
correspondents reports of average
date of September 25, compared with
the previous months and with the cor
responding dates in the two preceding
years:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
FOR RENT

Two large cool furnished room for
rent. Close in. Gentleman preferred.
Apply SIC Union st. aug23-2t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
COTTON CONDITION DURING
SEPTEMBER LOSES s POINTS
Continual from nann y

favored portions of the more northerly
tier of states.
The weevils have been more numer-
GUS and destructive in Texas, Louisi-
ana, Alabama, Florida and Georgia
than for many years, and the pest has
steadily extended its sphere of activity
being reported even as far north as
Virginia. There has ben quite gen.
eral complaint of a fairly large plant
with very scant fruit, and in many
sections where the army worms have
been active, the plants have been de-
nuded of foliage while the weevils
have made away with all prospects of
a top crop.
Lateness Of The Crop
There is general complaint of the
crop being late, its backwardness vary
ing from two to four weeks. This
backwardness has been shown in the
light deliveries and small ginnings
during the month Of September, and
it renders the crop more than COM
monty liable to injury from early frost.
Picking has progressed as rapidly as
possible, considering the scarcity of
labor and the uncertain character of
the weather. The shortness of the
yield has in a measure minimized the
scarcity of pickers in many localities
and for this reason some sections re-
port that picking will actually be com
pleted early in October.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
Landed ON Hin

The Diner-How did / order my
eggs?
The Waitress-Well, you wasn't any
too polite about it.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
s. A. IS. IS.
16 Dc 0S Ok

United States ...53.3 GA 54.4 60.4
Government reports of dates named.
*+Including Virginia.
**%Including Missouri.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
NOTICE

Hunting or ~tresspassing strictly for,
hidden on my sackett plantation.
MRS. NATIVE S. BoAGNI,
sept q
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
No 0ulnlns That Does Not Affacs sha Eaed

Because of its ionic and laxative eject. T.axa.
Qufnine and does not cause uerronsnesa 49,
flngIng IN head. Remember the MaN Nar1e airs
look tcg the signature OF 4. y. GROVE, 3E
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
FOR SALE

100 head of horses and
mules, just received.
All in fine shape and
ready for work. See
me before buying else
where.
A. NJ. HAAS,
Round Stable"
Opelousas, La.
sept - ] mo.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-10-04
OPELOUSAS DRUG STORES, Inc.
FoR sALE

FOR SALE
One large building loft x22 # K II
#. in height, containing over ten
thousand #. cypress building material
good as new. And 80 squares of
heavy galvanized corrugated roofing.
Apply to,
JONAS w. BAILEY,
sept Is limo. Washington, La.
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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17

Boston.-Five Jews were success
full at the primaries last Tuesday
Three we're nominated as representa-
tiyes and two as senators. Louis
Orenberg, well known in West End
Y. M. H. A. circles, was nominated
for the house from the fifth district;
Coleman Silbert was victorious in the
sixteenth, receiving the Republican
nomination for the house, while Rep
resentative Elihu D. Stone was re-
nominated in the nineteenth district
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17
ELECTED TO FRENCH ACADEMY
Discover of Vaccines Is Foremost
Physician

Paris.-Dr. Ferdinand Vidal has
been elected member Of the Acade-
my of Sciences. He is professor Of
the medical clinic at the faculty OF
medicine of the University of Paris,
and is one Of the foremost doctors
Of the day. The medical world is
indebted to him for numerous discov-
cries, notably Of vaccines for typhoid
fever. DR.. Widal's lectures and his
clinical service are attended by stu
dents from all parts Of the world.
The Academy Of Sciences is one OF
the five academies that form the In
stitute Of France, and Jews are rep
resented in all Of them, viz: Acade-
mic Franchise, NJ. Henri Bergson;
Academic des Sciences, MN. Gabriel
Lippmann, Jacques Hadamard. and
Ferdinand Vidal; Academic ct Poll
tioues, MN. Georges Levy and Berg
son; Academic des Inscriptions ct
Belles.Lettres, NM. Solomon Rel
mach and Theodore Reinach; Acade-
mie des Beaux Arts, Baron Edmond
de Rothschild.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17

Rabbi Abraham Horwitz was born
in Louisville, KY, in 1894, and gradu-
ated from the Louisville Male High
School where he was awarded schol-
arship to the University Of Chicago.
He received his A. B. degree in
1914 with an Honor Scholarship in
Greek and his NJ. A. degree in 1915.
He held fellowship in the Biblical
Department at the Dropsie College
for Hebrew and Cognate Learning,
where he finished his formal work
and Thesis, "The Group Of the Greek
Of Chronicles" for his Doctor Of Phil
osophy degree, which he was about to
take at the University Of Chicago,
when he left for France, where he
served with the S7th Division. He was
then transferred to Belgium and Sc
lected to attend the University Of Por-
tiers for four months, as a govern
ment scholar.
He conducted services for Temple
Moses Montefiore for the High Holy
Days and was elected for the entire
year,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17
Friday, October II, 1919.

the flock to reconsider, but adhered
to his original intention Of resigning
and asked for the special meeting
last night at which to tender his res
ignation.
The report that DR.. Jacobson's
resignation was caused by friction
with members Of the congregation
was denied. Prominent members Of
the temple and many of his warm
personal friends denied the report
that his resibnation was due to i'll
health.
Resignation Personal.
1t was the concensus of opinion
among thase close to DR.. Jacobson
that the resignation was caused
from personal desire on the part Of
the rabbi to rest for time and get
surcease from his ministerial labors
which have lately been very ardu-
GUS.
Expressions Of regret were heard
on every hand Friday morning, and
DR.. Jacobson was urged again to re-
consider his action, but he stated
that he would not. He was voted
years salary as a token Of the es-
TEEN in which he was held by the
congregation, and resolutions Of re-
greet are being prepared. The ladies
Of the congregation are also prepar-
inb to hold a public reception in
honor Of their leader, counsellor and
friend.
It was conceded on all sides that
there were few rabbis in the
United States have had greater sue
cess with their work than DR.. Jacob
son has attained in Shreveport anu
his resignation came as blow to
his friends and members Of B'Nai
Zion.
Numerous friends outside Jewish
circles also expressed their appre-
citation Of the efforts of DR.. Jacob
son and keenly regretted the step
which he felt should be taken.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17

Clarence l. de Sofa Of Montreal.
has been created chevalier Of the
Order Of leopold in recognition Of
his services to Belgium during the
war.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17

An interesting incident Of the for
NAL reception given Cardinal MERCER
at Cardinal Gibbons home at Balti-
more, was the greeting given by Rab-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17
FOR THE SMOKER
WHO CARES
JAMES
STEPHEN
HOGG
7c CIGAR

Hon. Simon Swig, vice president Of
the fremont Trust Company, was
renominated for senator in the eighth
senatorial district, as was also Sen
ator Samuel B. Finkel, in the ninth
senatorial district.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-10-17
Three

bi William Rosenau in Hebrew, to
which, to evryones surprise, the Bel
gian primate replied in the same Ian
guage.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
CARLOS 1 EN- YUsTE

Conocida es la historic del gran Rey
Carlos de Espafia v de Alemania.
ell hijo de la Reina dona Juana de Cas-
tilla, hija de los Reyes Cat6icos, V
del archiduque Felipe, a quien Sc llamo
el Hermoso FL Rey Carlos, cuyos pri-
meros pasos de su reinado fueron do
lorosos para Castillo, la que el nuevo
Monarca, influido por sus consejeros
famencos, negaba ell reconocimiento de
Sis Fueros, dando OCCASION a Ia san
grienta revuelta de los Comuneros-
episodio de nuestra Historic que recor-
damos recientemente al hablar del IA
moso cuadro, de Gisbert, LOS COMU-
NEROS-, fu6 mas tarde Soberano que
contribuyo con su saba politica al en-
grandecimiento de nuestra Patria, has
ia ell punto de hacer de Espana la
nacion mas poderosa inhueyente del
mundo, EN- cuya obra lie secundo su
hijo Felipe II.
No veucido ciertamente por los acha-
ques de la edad, pero 81 fatigado dc
su intensa labor, abdico la Corona en-
su hijo primogenito, y llevado de su
elevado espiritu de piedad cristiana,
eligio para retro en- los ultimos amos
de su vida ell monasterio que los Reli-
siosos Jeronimos poseian en- Yuste, en-
la provincial dc Caceres.
ALI hizo vida humilde penitentc
En- SUI zelda recibio las visitas dc don
Juan de Austria, hiio suyo que mas
tarde glorifco su nombre como vonce-
dor de los turcos en- la celcbre batalla
naval de Lepanto.
Y es fama tambien que el noble Y
regio penitente Sc hizo rezar en- vida
sus propios funerales, los que asistio
en- persona, para testimonio de su alb
soluta renuncia a las pompas vani-
ladies mundanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
EXPLICACION DEL ORIGEN
DE ALGUNAS PALABRAs
Ismael CLARK.

Calendario: del hebreo Qhal, con sus
transformaciones griega y latina: Ka-
10 (calo) reunir; y diario, de dia; ca
en-dario:-conjunto de dias.
Almanaque: del arabe almanach. Di6-
sc ell nombre man a la mano, como
Sc contaba con los dedos, en- ella tuvo
lugar .el primer calculo. Ell verbo ma
ma, signifcaba, pues, contar; de modo
que anteponiendo ell artfculo al (eD,
tenemos al MANAGE: ell conteo; conteo
de los dfas de aiio.
Efemerides: de epi que significa en-,
sobre; y hemera-dfa: este es, acerca
del dia; sobre ell .dia; en- ell dia.
Dibujo: yendo su remote origen, Y
sin acudir Ia fabula, viene de Dia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

FL eitrcifo victofioso dsi leon aoam
20 81 un afenal 81 icfs dispuso qus
f. distribuyesen JOS where's con ssuidad
haata donde aicsnrascn
FL zorro. como ln'sudsn's del sisr.
ciio hixo Il reparfa. su m insianss
81 oyeron en q eampamsn'o ruEidos
dc placer
"Parcre que u eisrrilo sssk contsu.
io" dDo Il i,6a reiamisnaoss Jos IA
bios
In aqiai momsu'o ilsEaron . sus oi.
dos baiidoe ias'imsros
En- sqas = go. aiio quisn =
queia7
ri zorro con'erf6 r. qus Ios eoras-
ros ticncn hambrs
Como mo ies ha aieanaado na-
da7
sehor las hsras son tan sxirsn.
'r neccsi'an conner santo me -
han quedado SIN proviaionss ios mas
iimidos
Di "a cordsros que psrdonsn
por esta vos. qut Sc aiimsntsn
de pfamrsae
10 qatukn
rnes cnfoncos hay que contsntar.
i0s dc aigfn modo para que cream qus
no 81 les ha o'vidado. lrohfsriiiosi
schor. 10 ~ ne ocurre nada.
rues dies que al primsro que -
queio me 70 como.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
DE CIvICA Y MORAL
II

Hablabamos en- ell nhmero anterior
de 10 que eran la Civica y la Moral;
Y habiamos indicado ell principal fin
de ambas: formar ciudadanos civicos y
hombres honrados. Cumplenos hoy ira
tar del fundamento de cstas dos Glen
cias.
La democracia, que chronological
mente quiere decir gobierno del pue-
bio es la base de la Civica. Pero
modernamente no solo signihca este,
Quiere tambien decir igualdad, liber-
tad fraternidad Y en- este sentido,
Ia democracia es tambien la base de
la Moral, va que esta ciencia predic1
que todos los hombres, que somos natu-
ralmente iguales, debemos ser libres Y
tratarnos fraternalmente, como hernia
nos.
Sin democracia no hay Civica. Sin
libertad, igualdad y fraternidad no hay
Moral
Pero la democracia no ha existido
o16IEDAt y dll Gtl ColOo AlGlupOo ut llttn
avanzadas sufre momentaneos eclipses.
Momentaneos, 81; porque, por mas q Sc
pretenda tapar al sol con un dedo, este
dura un solo momento: el sol de la
libertad pronto renace mas esplendo-
roso, para coger a los osados que
pretendieron oscurecer su bendita luz
En- la Antigiiedad, cuando habia cla-
ses, es decir, cuando existia la division
de patricios y plebeyos, 10 que es
mas enojoso, cuando habia hombres IL
bres y esclavos no habia democracia
asi como tampoco verdadera Moral nj
Civica.
Los monarcas absolutos. rodeados
siempre de un grupo de aduladores cor
tesanos que, como una iauria de ham
brientos lobos, invadian ell palacio eli
busca de las migajas del festin real
hacian Y deshacian del pueblo a su an
TOTO. Y ell pueblo, 10 mismo sufria afro
ces vejaciones, que perdia la vida, {
10 que es mas triste, IA honra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
Dmitri IvANOvITCH.

diosa de la juventud, entire los siciones,
y buxo: el boj; este es, copiar la luz
en- boj.
Gladiator: de Gladino: espada: :-el
que maneja la espada.
Panteon: de pan: todos; theos: dios:
-monumento en- que sc representaba
los doses eli conjunto. Despu6s pa
SO a signifcar morada de muertos.
Pintura: corruptela, en- romance, de
adumbrare; dar sombra.
Moneda: porque por medic de pla-
cas- o medallas grabadas, Sc dictaban
leyes, Sc daban avisos. En- latin mo-
mere es avisar.
Dinero: de denario: moneda romano
por extension Sc llam6 dinero a toda
pieza.
Alegoria: los griegos formaron la pa
labra, tai cual hoy la conocemos (aun-
que deriva del hebreo ell eti6pico) de
all:-otro agora: discurso: tratado de
10 otro.
Idea: de id, cid, ad, aid: la mano; ;
de donde los latinos formaron ell vid
-v-id-eo: veo; este es, vision repre-
sentacion. De aqui viene id-olo: cul-
to de 10 visible, 10 tangible, 10 toca-
bic con la mano.
Altar: del c6ltico ALT: -alto de ar:
-piedra; este es: lugar alto, montfcu-
10, eminencia, elevation, sobre la que
Sc hacfan sacrifcios. Algunos distin-
guen entire altar ara, hacienda venir
la Ultima de areo:-quemo, lugar de
cremaci6n de las vfctimas.
Cura: de curare: cuidar: ell que cui-
da,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
DECALoGo DE LA JUvENTUD
F. j. o.

I.-Bafiese til espiritu constantemen-
te en- las ondas del mas puro optimis-
mo.
II.-Surja en- tu coraz6n con cada
nuevo sol, una nueva fuente de espe-
ranza.
III.-Haz del amor y del dolor un
talisman sagrado, con ell cual comba--
tiras las miserias de la vida.
IV.-Sea vuestra mejor religion, la
religion del bien por ell bien mismo.
" Sea vuestra divisa ell trabajo
honrado, porque .6l es la base de la
libcrtad y de la propiedad, sabiamente
concebidas.
VI.-La Naturaleza es un hbro abier-
to: estudia en- 6l. Ell mundo es un
abismo atrayente evitad ell vertigo de
sus oropeles.
vII.-Haced de la voluntad Y la fe-
tus mejores armas: elias son las mas
poderosas fuerzas motrices que van rec
tamente hacia la victoria.
YIII.-Haced de la constancia y de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
LA TENACIDAD DE WAGNER

Sin embargo, despues del antipapa
Luna, ell hombre cue con mayor, bra
vura ha luchado contra la oposicion del
mundo entero ha sido un musico: Wag-
ner, que tiene sobre aquel el merito
de haber vencido en- su casa.
Desde 1s43, EN- que Sc estreno en-
Dresde su "Holand6s errante', has
ia que ell publico de Paris silbo ell
Tannahauser' en- 1861, Wagner era
considerable por todos los aficionados al
arte como un compositor tan malo CO.
mo extravaganza.
Pero su fracaso en- Paris premio su
constancia y su trabajo. Basto que
los franceses lie si.basen, para que los
alemanes lie considerasen como un mar
tir nacional y en- 1861, tuvo ell placer
de yer aplaudir "Lohengrin'' cuya
partitura habian rechazado todos los
empresarios durante trece amos.
Por desgracia, POGO tempo despues
Sc trato de poner en- escena ell "Tris-
tam, y los cincuenta siete ensa-
yos Sc 10 rechazaron.
Cansado de luchar, desengahado del
mundo y sin un centimo en- Ell bolsil.o,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
Ell ZORRO En- Ell rozo
mel ngitsD

Un zorro csminaba por I'M campo en-
busca De aiimcu'o Tsnia hambfe
cstaba dispucsio a conner cuaiquisr GO.
sa que encontrara.
Cuando. al Tin. vi6 IN pAiaro en
~ matorai sait6 vivamsuts para aga.
rrarlo y ne habia visto an poso qus
cstaha dcirss del material IA hisrba
sirodedor de Il cssaba tan alta. cue
aucdaha oculto q sus oios
Fl paIaro tuyo n zorro eay6 en-
Il pozo Pefo no iuvo que caef muy
honio. puce si poaa no era pfofundo.
s6io habia un POGO o. aeua fanEosa
en- ci fondo
Fl muro dsi poso estaba hseho as
plcdra ora muy n'o Toio q dia
81 pobge zorro 'ras6 AZ trspar psro us
pudo Al an. empss6 psdir auKi.
no
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Las namas

En- las llamas ordinarias Ia incandcs
cencia es siempre superficial Interior
mente, una llama esta fria
La suporacie dc Ia llama o. asicnto
de una reaccion qusmica entire el gas
exterior (generalmentc ol aire en- ca
SOS particulares el oxigeno. ri cloro
etc. ell gas interior ten las ramas
de gas. el gas del alumbrado On ias
de alcohol, ell vapor de aicohol en-
las de cera Y aceite, los productos ca
seosos de Ia destilaci6n SEGA dc estss
substancias)
lie aqui una question no siondo de-
bida la incandescencia superficial de Ia
llama sino la reacci6n quimica entire
los dos gases. tinHuira "a posicion r.
lativa de estos dos gases2 81 On Ia ila
ma dc gas el gas ocupa ol interior v
el aire la rodea. tno podra darso una
llama en- que el gas fuera exterior y
ell aire ocupase Ia region intcrna7
Diversos aparatos mas menos in
geniososo Sc han ideado para demos
trar que es asi. dc todos cllos. q
mas sencillo cs el debido al doctor Ma
carenas
Un antigua tubo dc quinqu6 Sc cic
ira por su boca ancha mediante nm
corcho atravesado por I'M corto tubo
de vidrio no muy estrocho Uncndo
este tubo a Ia espita de gas, mediantc
un tubo de caucho. y manteniendo bo-
ca abajo el tubo dc quinqu6. 81 apara
to en- pocos segundos podra quedsr llc.
no dc gas. 81 entonces, manteni6udolo
boca abaio, 10 separamos del tubo dc
caucho, el gas escapara por el tubo dc
vidrio, podremos encendorlo Una
vez encendido. daremos media vuelta
al aparato: el gas escapara ahora por
la boca libre del tubo de quinqu6. y
por el tubo de vidrio penc.rara aire
en- el aparato mas Ia llama no Sc ha
bra extinguido. sino que despucs de
haber recorrido el tuho dc vidrio. apa
recera en- su extreme interior. vuelta
como un dedo dc guanto cen q ailo
dentro el gas fuora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03
nEMEDro CONTRA Ell rRro

81 fcntis ffio. hs aqui nm medic sen.
clio y haFato. sobrc TODD bara,s. ds
cn'rar On caior. 10 rscomisnda un
mcdico ingles en- las coiumnas ds una
rcvisia popular iondineuse.
"cierrese casi u boea y expdisess
con fuerxa Fl aire contenido sn ios pul.
mones. no deiando osra saiida aus Il
Tornado por los labios fruncidon. cuat
St fucra a ssibarse. Luego - cierra
compietameufe Ia boca. inspirando por
Ia nariz. Rcpitiendo este dobls movi.
micnto Dc veinte a veinticinco vecsa.
50 difundifa por TODD el cusrpo un
suave ca'or m bicneatar cxtracrdi.
mario quo durara una dos horas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-03

Wagner hubiera tai vez rcnunciado a
la vida dc compositor, 81 en- aqucllos
momcntos no hubicso sido llamado por
Luis de Raviera, el rcy cxcentrico. que
construyo para 81 un teatro y protegi6
decididamente sus producciones. aplau.
didas desde entonces en- todOs los Is.
cenarios dc 6pe.a del mundo