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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17

Stolen bases = McIrney, Meyers.
Sacrifice hits Bashang, Rychner,
Martin (s), Peters. Double plays
Lotus to LOthes to Meyers to
Rychner to Gr0h; Martin to w.
Glockson to Martin; WaEmoth to
Meyers to Where to Meyers to Groh
to Where; Benson to N. Gl0ckson to
W. GlOcksOn; Lothes to Meyers.
Left ON bases-Ev2nsvflle, 16; Rock
Island, s. First base ON errors
Evansville, 4; Rock Island, 4 Bases
ON balls-Off WarmOth, s; of Hal
las, < Hits-Off Hallas, IL in s in.
nings; Of Weiss, 8 in Is innings.
Hit by pitcher-By Hallas (GrOh,
twice. Struck 0ut-By Warm0th,
8; by Hallas, 8. Wild pitch-War-
moth. Umpire-Jones. Time Of
game $50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17
TOMMY BURNS PUT
OUT FOR COUNT BY
BECKETT, LONDON

London. July 17.@Tommy Burns.
one time heavyweight champion pu-
gilist OF the world. was stopped in
the seventh round by Joe Beckett,
heavyweight champion of England,
here last night
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17

GREAT DISPLAY
OF GOOD SPORT


George Cummings Of Davenport,
met . tartar in frankie Sherbroeck
Of Rock Island. in the sim-windup
to the Schauer-van Ryan bout in
the first two rounds Of their six
round 90. The Islander displayed
remarkable form for . novice TAX
ing the first round by q goor mar
giE, and holding Cummings for a
draw in the second.
Cummings Gets Busy.
George began to pull away from
his man In the. third and all but
knocked him out IN either Of the
remaining, four rounds. Cummings
superior rightcraft enabled him to
hit the wide-open, wild-swinging
Sherbroeck almost at will after
the second round. Thereafter, it
was just question how long the
Islander could remain ON his feet,
but he upset calculations by stay
ing the route.
These boys put up one Of the
best examples Of clean sportsman
ship ever Witnessed In Rock Island.
Several times during the mill, one
or the other would slip or fall
over the ropes. At such times the
boy on top smilingly helped his op-
ponent to his feet. At other times
on questionable blows, 1t was ap-
parent they knew the near-fouls
were unintentional and genially
shook banda.
Kelly Draws Cheers.
The crowd gave Elmer Kelly Of
Davenport great hand at the
conclusion of the second prelim
after it had been disclosed thai
Kelly had lost to Kid Cutie Of Rock
Island, with both his thumbs
broken. Kelly was also visibly III
throughout the bout. but hp,
Cutie on his toes all the way t.
! win.
Young Powell had very little
trouble .outpointing Kid Beatty
although the latter a times display
ed a wicked punch whenever he
could land it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17
AsTOR HORSE WINS
BIG BRITISH RACE

sandowne Park. England. Jdly
17,-Losd Astof's Buchan won TIE
Eclipes stakes. 1 classic, one and
one fourth mile race Tor $3.50 10y
ereign1b
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17
TENNIS MEET BEGINS.

Kansas City. Mo, July 1.-THE
Missouri valley tennis tournament
opened here today with the prelim-'
mary round of the singles. Ninety
two players are entered in the tour
nament, which will continue all
through next week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17
lUER Bis lER on POINTS;
RYNPuUS up eREAT BATTLE !;
n|Nes DEFEATS SHERBROEck
Argus DEcIs10lls
ham BOUT.

IAN BOUT.
JSnaay Sehsser q 81 Hss1
( s1lDelntsd Al Ven Ryn g -
ri h 10 rounds. Light'
0o14hfD. !.
0EMI.FMAL6.
oeeFgs Cummings d Daven.
roFt sufpeintea Frankie 6her.
i scck d Rock Island, n ok
I reeDls. Weltsrwslghts.
SECOND PRELIM.
i n Cutje Of Rock Island, eut.
reinfed Elmer Kelly Of Dayen.
~ n Isur rounds. HaataA-
weights.
YIRST PRELIM.
Yeung Powell Of Rock Island,
eufvelnfNd Kid Beatty Of Rock
Had h four rounds. Ban.
tsnwelght&
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-17

Two-base hits-Krehmeyer, Ray.
Struck out-By Kerr, 5; by Pear
son, Z. Left on bases-Moline, 8;
Terre Haute, 3. Umpires-Spade
and Lewis. Time of game-1:35.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Big Saving Reported.

SANDPOINT.-Sayin OF $3Iooo
worth of crops is estimated to have
resulted from the 1920 campaign
against rodents in Bonner county.
report of the farm bureau shows
that AGA ounces of strychnine were
distributed to 442 farmers and that
167 of these farmers reported crops
oaved to value of $17932. These
farmers reported that they placed pol
con nm 11.475 acres, an average OF 681s
acrae = farm The average cost
form was S4.47 and the average saving
a farm was S10f
The university extension DIVISION
Generating with the biological sur
yev distributed poison on 5000 acres
of nublic land in the county, which,
Nth the estimated 20,200 acres treat
cd nv the farmers, made total OF
9e Dan acres for the county The 16f
farmers reports indicate that Sl.42
r w., of crops was saved for each
ooro noisoned, and application of this
.n l TO the 26,220-acre total for
he county gives the estimated total
saving of s37 600.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Mines All Busy.

Operations are proceeding Oh all
Of the responsive mines of the Occur
d Alene region and ali are yielding
ore said H. B. Kingsbury of Mullan,
recently. THE only suspension among
the larger properties was of the Inter
stateCallahan, but its suspension is
not total, force of fair size having
been retained for development work.
The number OF men available has
been increased and the appearance of
the town is brisk
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
a." Has Seed Corn.

MOSCOW-Ten thousand pounds OF
Rustler's White Dent seed corn for
distribution to the farmers bf Idaho
have lust been gathered and hung in
drying houses of the University OF
Idaho experiment station. This corn
was produced on the university farm
and in experiment station plats after
several years of careful breeding up
until a Weld of more than 100 bushels
an acre has been produced The corn
is of fine quality, natures early and
Yields well and the experiment sta
lion staff urges farmers to raise it
instead OF summer following their
land
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Harold HurIbut Succeeds.

LEWISTON.-Wor has been re-
ceived by friends here of Harold
Hurlbut, former Lewiston boy, of his
success in musical circles of Rome,
Italy, where he will spend the winter
Hurlbut is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. p. Hurlbut. He has been appoint
ed tenor soloist in the American
church of Rome.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Plan to Market Crops.

NEW ORLEANS.-Southern bank
ers met recently to plan the organl-
zation of a $12,OOO,OOO foreign trad
ing corporation which will establish
banking facilities to market the agrl.
cultural products of the south Oh
Europe. The plans contemplate es,
adjustment of branches in CUBA ana
South and Central America.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Divorces Charley Chaplin.

LOS ANGELES. - Mildred Harris
Chaplin was granted decree OF al
vorce from Charley Chaplin III tue
superior court here Nov. IL. Cruelty
was the charge. She got $2Oo'ooo III
settlement.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Forestry Men to Lecture.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO.-Three
Tn tied States forestry service of
ficials will each give a series of from
six to 10 lectures to students of the
University of Idaho school of forestry
and the foresters short course
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Nation May Use Budget.

WASHINGTON.-The appropriation
committee of congress is preparing 70
function as a budget committee IN
spite OF the fact that President VII
son vetoed the bill providing for "a
budget system at the last Sc 'ston OF
congress.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Map Company Progressing.
Father Rather Late at Duty.

LEWISTON.-A sequel to Lewis
tons first wedding of white girl and
Chinese was a suit filed by Amel
Olson of Troy to annul the marriage
of his daughter, Nida and Willie
Fong, Chinese cook Olso alleges
that his daughter is only II and that
her marriage took place without his
consent
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Weeks Gets Cabinet job.

WASHINGTON.-The first member
II President-elect Hardl6's cabinet
has been selected. The president
elects first choice and his only def
ieite choice up to date is John w.
Weeks of Massachusetts
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Greeks to Vote.

ATuENS.-The Greek people will
,,o+a November % ont he question OF
the return of ex-King Constantine to
the throne.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Soft Drink Tax $51, 100000.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of soft
drinks have paid through the manufac-
turers of such beverages in the last IL
months ISL 100000 to the, revenue de-
partment of the government
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Torrents of Lava Elected,

SAN SALVADOR.-The volcano
Izalco, in Salvador, is throwing out
torrents of lava, but no seismic dis
turbances are accompanying the
eruptiOnS.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
RESCUE HOMES
Ladies Attention

ONE 1n,pop, Send 10c for
ONE IMPORTED HAIR NET. state
90 G3i Orr, We import direct and sell direct
~ LING PRlCES IN TWO. Send for
list of our imports. Address The Pra Ia
p le Import Company, Kirkland, wash
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Hoover Heads Engineers.

WASHINGTON Herbert Hoover
was recently elected president Of the
Federated American Engineering So
rintiaS
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
lUAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Teach Idaho to Use Milk

An Idaho dairy council is being
formed by the National Dairy Conn.
Gil Of the United States, with the
purpose of pointing out to the peo-
PIE or Idaho the milky way to health
DAIRY cattle and equipment and dairy
products produced in Idaho for tha
year 1910 are said by f. r Cam.
mack, field dairymen of the idaho
university extension bureau. to have
totaled $4O,OOOOOO.
Featherstone Appointed Judoe.
WALLACE-Albert H. Featherstone
OF this place, an attorney well known
in Idaho, was recently appointed
Judge OF the first judicial district of
that state by Governor ID. w Davis
Featherstone, who is state senator
elect to the Idaho legislature from
Shoshone county win succeed the
late Judge William w. Woods.
Map Company Progressing.
BONNERS FERRY.--In q short
time the Swift Map company, which
was organized here several months
ago by A. A Mcintyre and MANY
local people own stock in the con-
Germ, contemplates the opening of it's
principal western factory in Spokane
from which factory the business from
eastern and some western states will
be handled. The company has met
with great success from the first Mr..
Mcintyre states.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Brief Notes Covering Happenings n
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.
British Recognize Mexico.

LONDON.-British recognition of
Mexico is expected to follow recogni-
ton by the United States.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
May Delay Income Tax.

Observation-Disclosures by con
gress looking to the postponement
of the next income tax payment due
on December Is seems possible.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Sixteen Woodsmen Drown.

BANGOR, Manifestation woods
men were drowned recently in Che
suncook lake, in the heart of the
numbering district when a motor boat
took fire.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
object to King Constantine.

PARIS.-Allied nations probably
will intervene to prevent the return
of former King Constantine to the
Greek throne.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
Fever Sweeps Ohio Town.

SALEM, Ohio.-Seyen hundred and
eighty persons are suffering froOm
typhoid fever in this little city Of
less than 10000 people
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26

USED AUTO BARGAIN,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-11-26
SUMMARY OF NEWS
THE WORLD OVER
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH
HeMlsPHEREs BOILED DOWN
TO LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING

This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.
British Recognize Mexico.
LONDON.--British recognition of
Mexico is expected to follow recogni-
ton by the United States
object to King Constantine.
PARIS.-Allied nations probably
will intervene to prevent the return
of former King Constantine to the
Greek throne.
Hoover Heads Engineers.
WASHINGTON Herbert Hoover
was recently elected president Of the
Federated American Engineering So
Cieties
May Delay Income Tax.
WASHINGTON.-A by con
gress looking to the postponement
of the next income tax payment due
on December Is seems possible.
Fever Sweeps Ohio Town.
SALEM, Ohio.-Seyen hundred and
eighty persons are suffering froOm
typhoid fever in this little city Of
less than 10000 people.
Sixteen Woodsmen Drown.
BANGOR, Maine.-Sixteen woods
men were drowned recently in Che
suncook lake, in the heart of the
numbering district when motor boat
took fire.
Torrents of Lava Elected
SAN SALVADOR.-The volcano
izalco, in Salvador, is throwing out
torrents of lava, but no seismic dis
turbances are accompanying the
eruptiOnS.
Soft Drink Tax $51 100000.
CINCINNATL-Cons of soft
drinks have paid through the manufac-
turers of such beverages in the last IL
months $51,0O0,000 to the, revenue de-
partment of the government.
Weeks Gets Cabinet job.
WASHINGTON-The first member
II President-elect Hardin IS cabinet
has been selected The president
elects first choice and his only def- |
eite choice up to date is John w. |
Weeks of Massachusetts.
Nation May Use Budget.
WASHINGTON.-Th appropriation
committee of congress is preparing 70
function as a budget committee IN
spite OF the fact that President VIII
son vetoed the bill providing Tor
budget system at the last session o.
congress
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

sorber O refleiar Ell calor, con 10 cual
Sc suma vaior 4. IA c~oloraci6n. FL
pigmento negro ma servido a Ia raza
de este color Y a otras para
cortar ei paso q los rayos u~ltra-vio-
letas. los cuales por su acci0n fisiolt
gica podTfan causar determinadas ire
gularidades en- e. cuerpc."
En- los tr6picos g pismento es ne
gro: segiln Sc "a saliendo de las in
cidencia mayor de los rayos del Sol,
ei pigmento Sc va hacienda carmeli-
ta o pardo. amarillo Y finalmente blan
20, predominante en- las Zonas mas
frfas. donde los rayos del Sol son mi
nimoS.
Frente q todas las teorfas an]teriores.
el Professor Louis AgaSSiz ha sosteni
do que ~ciertas areas. muy remotas
unas de otras. en- differences perfodos
iniciaIes de II historic del mundo, fue
ron las unicaS capaceS de ser aSiento
V teatro del desenvolvimiento de Ia vi
da, surgiendo Y desarollandose en- cada
una &c elias una fauna de animaies V
una flora de plantaS distintas. al mis-
mo tempo que III tipo peculiar de
hombre, asociado con aquellas. Asf
Sc explica e. origen de las distintas
raZds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
TEORIAS ACERCA DEL
ORIGIN DE LOS DOLORES
RACIAlES

Acerca de este. el verdadero origen
de los dolores raclales. Sc han expuesto
variaS teorias. I'll Professor Lull, de Ia
UniverSidad americana de Yale. en- Sr
ohra sobre la "Evoluci6n Organica",
dice
La c~oloraci6n. sin duda alguna, de
pende de las materials quimicas de
que el ORGANISING esta compuesto. sIen
do la tonalidad enteramente debida a
las faCultades de abSorci6n de eSa sus-
tancia, a travss de los poros de Ia
epider1nis Y dermis. BESIDE que el 6Nido
de hero es rojo. de este color es Ia
sangre dc los vertebrados; desde que
ell 6xido de cobre eS verde aZulado
asf es Ia sangre del octopus. En- mu-
chos otroS cases el color de los orga
nos internos puede ser debido ente
ramente a II naturaleza de los ali
mentos conSumidos.
"Por otra parte. los puntos detini
tivamente localizados de materia CO.
| lorante estau ? veces asociados con
los 6ganos finales del sistema ner-
vioso. El pigmento absorbe la luz,
| est:mulando in&irectamente al nerrio
V actuando asf como un organo recep
tor de aqueila. Todos los ojos tienen
este por principle basioo. pero los
6rsanos accessories tanbien tienen cier
to valor como perceptores de luz. Otros
| pigmentos encontrados en- las pieles
| 0 las pluTas pueden se-vir para at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
FL FLORECIMIENTO De La NOvELA EN- ESPANA

Sino. \ Ia mlsera Slmc, en- confiderf
cha q Su amiga Lola: Mi madre dcCis
que al venir III mundo Il criaturs
va estaba eScrito TODD 10 que le iba a
pasar." Els ell fatalismo Arabe, de las
razas del sol. Prosigue el NAL hado:
otro hombre Sc atravieSa en- ell canine
de Ia cautadora: es TN anarqulsta de
acci0n, que &omete SUI cGnato de re-
gicidio en- pIeEo Paris: Lola, Ia INA
ga, perece Ell ei incendio del teatro
donde Carmen trabaja: y ei ultimc
desatre cae sobre ella: su primer no.
VIC. Ell unico amado. ~reaparece para
morir de una embolfa Ell Ia prime,
noche Ell que Sc unen por fin.......
Entonces va todos Ia tienen por brula
V apedrean la ASA donde Sc ha refu-
giado, triste o inconsolaple, blanco q.
subtle el cabelio.
Serla precise scSuir paSo q pas es-
ia novela y la otra del mismo autor.
La ~estreIIa de la GireIda. donde tam
bien el deStino funasto peSa sobre las
vidaS y lleva a IN desdichado a pre-
cipitarse desde 10 alto de Ia TORE, para
encontrar 10 que, a mi vez, constitu-
We ~ tEudu'Ic lHltIt ut tSISS Iii-
r%aciones, Y que no es tanto cl enlace
de las c~asUalidades totales como 81 es-
tudio del aInbiente sevillaho. hecho
con intense efectismo. Entire las pa
cinas consagradas a reflejar tai am
biente, Sc destaca Ia de las campanas,
evocadoras de Ia sensation de abismo,
en- Ia cual estA el fondo terrible Ce
Ia novela. La atr&cci6n y Ell vertigo
abismal o los que da prestigio cruel
a Ia TORE antigua. ~hcchizada por los
recuerdos, las sensualidadeS V melanco
las moraS.
Ambas novelaS responder a n
misma idea, pero sin repetir el argu-
mento, hallando en- las viejas preocu-
~paciones, Cue duermen IN ell pasado
hist6rico mas remote. un tema muy
en- ammonia con ell fondo psychological.
v con los aspectos eXteriores de Ia
ciudad e~ncantada, tan allegro como do
lorida. Entre las muchaS novelas Sc
villanas que conoZco, no figuran estas
en- segunda lfnea. A mi. por 10 raenos
me preSntan una Sevilla contemporS
nea, que viene, sin embargo. de muy
atras, de muy lejos, sin necesidad de
apelar a tradiciones Y 4 1eyendas.
La Condesa de Pardo Bazan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
La Ciencia puede transformer a los Negroes en- Blancos

han Observable en- el cuerpo humane
Cu2ndo ha habido un desarrollo eX-
ceSivo de las glandulas SuprarenaleS.
En- tales caSoS. que han sido muy "a
ros siempre. no ma habido v~ariacio-
mes en- el color de Ia piel. sino au-
mentos ~anornaleS de fuerzas fiSicaS
I-muy distinto del 'gigantismo" de-
bill e inutil que ocurre cuando Sc es-
ura la glandula riroides- Sino IN
desarrollo que ha hecho del ubjeto de
IA anormalidad I'm verdadero super
houbre.,
Los Professors Rulloch = Zequeira
han Observable que un muchacho que
/ renga I'm sobre desarrollu de las CLAN
dulas Supra-renales, posee IN torax
enormemente d~eSarrollaGo. grandeS
fuerzas. VOC grave y gruesa V barbas
eS dec;-. que viere a ser una eSpe-
Gle de Hercules en- miniature, un es-
pecimen humane maraviiloso por SuS
energias tanto corporaleS como men
tales. En- las ninas en- cue ocurre 10
nismo, las caracteristicas son SEINE
jantes, con IA variante de que aQue-
las Sc apropian cleric aire de mascr
linidad muy visible.
Con este Sc viene 4 saber que las
supra-renales participant directamente
en- Ia construction de los mas fuer-
ties ejemplares humanoS 10 mismo que
en- Ia regulation del color.
Aunque parece demostrado que las
! glandulas tantas veces nombradas son
factories en- Ell color de la piei. que
dan nuchos puntos sobre Ell origeu de
| aGuel FOR eyplce-; uno dc ellos cs
saber por que los negros tienen una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

Saba muy ben que Alsacia = Lo-
rena eran provincias francesas; pero
estas provincias eran ~necesariac a Ia
Seguridad futura de Alemania, puesto
que ella constitulan Ia mejor garantia
contra un ata1ue flituro &c Francia.
Por eSta raZdn, Alemania no debla
vaciiar en- anexarselas.
purante los dtas diffciIes de Ia. Con-
ferencia de Paz, cuando ell mismo Pre-
sidente Wilson parecfa dudar de Ia le-
gitiInidad de las observation-disclosures fran
ceSas, con reiaci6n q AlSac:a y Lorena,
~Clemenceau, que ccnocia Ia eXistencia
de Ia carta escrita en- 1870 por el Rey
de Prussia a Ia emperatriz. carta que
constitute Ia prueha mas aplastante de
francesas. penso en- mosuar est prue-
ba al Presidente americana.
A este efecto envi6 a Ia Emperatris
Eugenia una persona de su conrianza
para pedirle II communication del do
cumento hist6rico.
La emperatriz contest6 que estaba
dispuesta a entregar la carta, no a Gle
menccau personalmente, sine a Francia.
y asi 10 hizo.
Despues de haber sido sometida a
las personals interesadas, Sc envi6 a los
archives na~cionales".
La persona que nos hace este relate,
anadi6:
TODD este honra srandemente a Ia
anciana soberana. que acaba de morir".
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Curioso ArchiVo de Ia E%x=Empaatriz Eugenia

Aigunos diarios de Paris publican
Fl relate siguiente:
Una Dersonalidad ~espanola- bien in
tornado, ha tenido Ia bcndad de hace--
nos las declarac;ones siguientes, cuyo
interes 10 escaparA a Made:
La emreratrz Eugenia.-nos ha d.
cho-poSeia un gran nrrnero de docu-
mentos. que tenfan un grandfsimo va
lor hist5rico.
Nunca quiso publican nj uno solo. nj
aGn para 81 defensa personal. a pesar
rr7,eban la falSedad de las leyendas
~propaladas scbre 81 papel que Sc lie a
atribuido. "a d6nde iran a parar estos
documentos?
Tergo motives para pensar cue iran
a los archives nacionaies franceseS, q
los cuales correspondent por derecho.
Contribuiran poderosamcnte a esta-
blecer Ia verdad historical.
Entire cIlos Sc encueAtra, uno de que
Sc ha tratado recienteraente, o mo-
two q las negociaciones de paz.
Sc trata de II carta del Emperador
Guillermo !, Rey de Prussia.
escrita a Ia E~mperatriZ. POGO dcspues
de IN bataila. de Sedan, V cuando el
cautiverio dc Napoleon III.
En- efecto. despu6s de Ii batalla de
! Sedan. la E~rnperatriz Eugenia escribi6
! al Rey de Prussia una carta para pc
dirle Que impusiera a F'rancia condi-
clones de paz tan benignas como posi-
ble fuera y. sobre TODD. a TO le arrcha-
taran .Alsacia y Lorena. provincias e.
SenciaIlnente francesas. que bajo mir
gun pretexto Sc Gebfan separar de Ia
ma1re patria.
Il Rey Guillermo de Prussia res
pondi6 d Ia emperatriz cue no Deepen
dia de Fl que las condolences fuesen Ia
lee como ella pedia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
tYiere de IA Pas. 12.)

Ia rez del octoron- I'm oc;avo de
sauSre afr!ca1a- eS Ia mas blanca
QUE = = ha podido obtener. y
sin embargo IA raza perdura como Sc
determine fa~cilInente con IN simple
analisis DE- los corpusculos dc Ia san
gre.
Los blancos que han residido por
largo tempo. en- Africt continuan sien
do blanccS. 10 UliSmo que los Que du-
rantc cinco sislos han ocupado u A
! m6rica, en- los u no 80 manifesto
uI0gu1a terdencia 4 eu~-ojecerSe. por
Influenza del color de Ia piel de los
ind!us OativoS. Los monsoIeS a traves
Dc Ia Historic han -etenido su piel
Con este So Sabe detinitivansute que
q color he Ia piel es IN detslle local
= que el pigmento que 10 causa es
tambien una manifestation local.
IN medico famoso, Jacob Hunter.
asesu-aba hace 15e amos que primi-
~ivarpeRte todos los honbCes tuvieron
q p;el aes-a V que esta tus aclaran
dose POGO a POGO. Fl Professor keith
conSidera Que este crite-io ha sido
confirmado por los 1ltimos descubri
nie7toS, pues estoS eNpouen que cier
c~arnente, las S~upra-renales del homhre
bianco han sido oricen del poder que
ha limpiado h p;eI de pisnento.
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