davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-02-04
DECLINE HITS
GRAIN MARKET
Slackening Demand in For
eign Buying Leads to
Slump in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 4-Declines took
place in the value OF wheat today u
ing the early dealings, demand being
less urgent than has been the rule OF
late The lessened disposition TO buy
vas ascribed t apparent slaekenins
Of the upward tendency Of quotations
IN foreign markets. Weekend profit
taking here on tho part of holders Of
wheat counted also as n factor in
sending prices down. The opening.
which varied from &c to 1Sc lower.
with May s1.24E to s1-.5 and July
BIOS to s1.osn. were followed by n
slight further setback but then some
thing OF a rally.
In h last part OF the day. prices
sagged again. The close was unset
tied, hc to INC net lower. with MAJ
at s1.25 and s1.c5h. and July s1-osh
to si.osS.
Corn and a { eased OF with wheat.
After opening unchanged to &c low
or, May 55c 10 55hc. the corn mar
ket remained within the initial range.
Subsequently corn prices Inade n de-
cided upward swing. Predictions were
current that there would be an nc
tuai shortage Of coarse grain prior to
a new crop. The close was strong.
SC to 1hc net higher. with May SEC
to 5shc-
Oats started unchanged to &c
down, May 39hc to $3.50, and later
aggec n little more.
Upturns in the value Of hogs were
paraIlefed by provisions
, 1922-02-04
Body of Disaster
Victim in Kemmerer

CHEYENNE. Wye. Feb. A. The
body Of William B. Sammon Of KEN
merer. Wyo-. en- route from Washing
ton. where Sammon met death in the
knickereocker theater disaster. to
kemmerer. passed through Cheyenne
saturday afternoon A party Of friends
OF the deceased boarded the train here
an accompanied the remains on the
remainder Of their journey to KEN
merei'. where funeral services arc TO
be held Sunday afternoon. The Am.
erican Legion VIII be In charge Of the
funeral
In the British house OF commons
, 1922-02-04
Valley of Roses
To Be Destroyed
by Disease, Claim

PHILLPPOLIs. Bulgaria. Feb. H.
Bulgaria's famous valley of roses.
which produce 80 per cent of the
worlds supply OF the fragrant altar.
faces extinction. More than half the
bushes in the entire area at the foot
of the Balkan mountains covering
thousands of acres are affected with
= disease resembling phyllovcrac- Ex-
perts have been unable to determine
its exact nature or treatment.
Tn wholesale price of oil Of roses
is 10000 levas (francs) a kilogram.
At the current rate of exchange his
is equivalent to about s125 n pound.
In the perfumery shops of Paris.
London and New York 1t sells for
about i've times this amount 1t re-
quires 1000 pounds of petals to make
a single pound of essence.
, 1922-02-04
FLEET OFF CUBA.

GUANTANAMO. Cuba. Feb. 4.-rhe
Atlantic fleet steamed into Gpantana-
mo bay today and anchored off the
naval base that for more than a score
of years has been the winter play
grounds and training camp for yam
kee sailormen- Here the gobs and
their officers will remain until April,
working a bit and having the play
that keeps Jack a bright and snappy
boy.
, 1922-02-04

meet with h Basin line at HI latter
point, thus h-arnessiEs IN n system
snrne OF the largest producing gas
fields in the world.
Afranchise has bean asked OF wor-
land and a mass meeting VIII Ire held
there tomorroyg.
Ten to 14-ineh pipe for the line has
been ordered and a survey gang is in
the field today. 1t Is estimated that
1t viii cost 81. ooo. 900. A 14-inch re-
placement line will be laid from Grey
bull to csnnect with the new line.
, 1922-02-04

WtIt. OUIII, IVA WI T8C, UdISl
to s1.2o. Nearly every day witnessed a
c~ntinuance of climbing quotations
for wheat. with buying power in the
market more active than had been
seen before in several months. The
scantiness Of supplies across the At
lantic was perhaps most clearly
shown by word that the stock on
hand at Liverpool was Town to $780,
600 bushels as against $1,000 900 BUSH
els a rex ago. Need Of a remedy
was emphasized by news of drought
In various European countries. France
IN particular. ahd by evidence of
what some authorities described as
an approach To an overexported con.
, 1922-02-04
Wildcat Well
Gives Up Fish
In California

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, Feb. A
wildcat oil well on the Hitchcock
ranch south of %Porterville at 1900
feet has begun to produce-noe oil
but fish-accordiny to word received
here today. They were tiny speci-
mems. apparently from a subterran-
can stream.
, 1922-02-04
SHORTS COVER
IN STOCK MART
Bear Traders Anxious Over
Active Buying of Selected
Issues Today.

NEW YORK. Feb 4-The short IN
terest In the stock market had another
anxious time today. the brief trading
period being attended by further ac-
tive buying Of equipments. oils, motors
and numerous specialtes. Baldwin,
American and Lima Locomotives. Pull
man. Westinghouse. Railway Steel
Spring. Pressed Steel Car. Mexican Pc
troleum. Royal Dutch. Standard on of
New Jersey. Genera Asphalt common
and preferred. Studebaker. Chandler.
Mercantile Marine preferred. Ameri-
can Ice. American Tobacco and Fa-
mous Players common and preferred
were prominent at the extreme gains
OF 1 to 4 points Rails gave carly
promise Of extending their recent ad-
vance but interest in that quarter
waned later. The closing was strong.
Sales Appropriated $50. 900
An easier lone was shown by LSher.
ty issues but other bonds were firm.
Foreign Exchange Strong.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Great Brit.
ain-Demand 4.32n; cables 4.3s; sixty
day bills on banks 4.29h.
France-Demand S-3sh: cables s.ss.
Italy-Demand I.ss: cables 4.ssH.
s.osK.
Gsmany-pemand o.4sK; cables
Holland-Demand $40; cables
s7.26.
, 1922-02-04
Crude Market
POOLS BOOST VALUES OF MANY
STOCKS DURING THE LAST week

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Pool activity in selected issues,
which later extended to established favorites in the railway
and industrial groups, featured the weeks broad trading in
the stock market.
Many closely held specialties of no particular description
or classification registered extreme gains of 10 to 25 points.
, 1922-02-04

70 TO %8c ana provisions, DC
dition in the United States. A poor
outlook for the growing domestic
winter crop was likewise a factor, and
SO too was a reduction OF 30, 00o, 900
bushels in the estimated yield of Aus
tralia. Under these circumstances,
the advance Of prices was unusually
swift. 1t being contended here that
United States hard winter wheat was
the cheapest in the world.
Corn and oats reflected In some de-
gree the action Of tho wheat market.
notwithstanding hindrnnce from huge
receipts OF corn.
Provisions rose In value with hogs
and grain,
, 1922-02-04

DENVER, Feb. 4.-Catue-Receipts
500; market steady: beef steers 5000
@7.25; cows and heifers s4.5o@6.5o:
calves S6.5o@9.oo; stockers and feed
ers s5.oo@6.65.
Hogs-Receipts $50; market strong;
top $500; bulk ss.75@s.95.
Sheep = Receipts 1900; market
steady. 15c lower: lambs s12. 65 @1s.Oo;
ewes $6.75@7.o0; feeder lambs sI1.5o@
HIS.
, 1922-02-04

Butter. Eggs, Poultry.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Butter-Lower;
creamery extras. 36c: firsts. 30@35c;
seconds, 27@29c; standards. 34c.
Eggs-Higher; receipts, e,266 cases;
frsts, 37c; ordinary irsts. 31@33c;
miscellaneous. 35636c.
Poultry-Aliye. UNCHANGED.
, 1922-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-The actual
condition OF the clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows hat they hold SIG, $50 .470 in ex-
cess of legal requirements. This is
4 decrease of s4,oss. $50 from last week.
, 1922-02-04
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD News
BIG CAS- LINE To CONNECT BAs|N|

BASIN. WyO, Feb. 4-(Special to The Tribune.)-An-
nouncement was made today by the Midwest-Wyoming Gas
company that the pipeline connecting Buffalo Basin, Eagle
Dome, Neiber Dome and the present Hidden Dome gas line
would be built at once. The line of the survey has been
changed to come through Worland and Manderson and con
, 1922-02-04

gone 5000 lunches are served
season and about 1900 inner 1'OVV
upper and quite $1,000 teas-to say
, 1922-02-04

Norway-Demand 1870.
Sweden-Demand 1910
Denmark-Denand zo.<o-
switzsriand-De-nsnd 1854
Spaln-Demand 1855
Grcece-Demand AS
Poiand-Dernand AK.
observation-disclosures Isl
Northumberland ISIS.
, 1922-02-04

,o,hsne Of 5000 quick meals at the
busy bar. The receipts Amounh
about 800, 600 a year.
, 1922-02-04

Damascus. Benares and Constant
inople are among the oldest cities in
the world.
, 1922-02-04
OF RESERVES ADDS LARGE
gain TO wheat PRICES IN week

CHICAGO, Feb. efforts to overcome a serious lack of
reserve stocks of wheat in Europe have apparently been the
chief factor causing a big advance of wheat values this week.
The Chicago market this morning compared with a week ago
was up 88 to 912c bushel. Other net gains for the week
, 1922-02-04
Silver.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4-Foreigs bar
silver. s6hc; Mexican collars. 5oH~
, 1922-02-04

OMAHA, Feb. 4.-U. s.. Bureau of
observation-disclosures 5000; Io@
i5c higher; active. heavier weights up
most: bulk s.e5@s.so: top 500.
Cttle-Receipts $50: bulls steady
vcals about Csc higher. stockers and
feeders mostly 1o615c higher.
Sheep-Rcceipts none; for the week;
lambs 25@4oc higher; sheep and year
hngs strong: feeding lambs mostly SOC
higher.
, 1922-02-04
Livestock Mart


CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-U. S. Bureau OF
Marketsl|cattle-Receipts 500: com
pared with week ago: beef steers most
iy rs to 4oc higher, she stock rs TO s5c
higher; bulls mostly ESQ lower: good
and choice handyweight calves steady:
light vealers weak mostly CSC lowe,
stockers and feeders Is to CSC higher
on better grades cheaper kinds show
little change
Hoss-Receipts 1000: fairly active;
lights mostly 10 to 15c higher; others
steady to strong u. with fridays aver
age; shippers bought about $500: fair
ly good clearance: top $40 for one loan
$50 TO 16o pound hogs. bulk mediums
and heavies s.s59s.25; pigs strong to
15c higher; bulk desirable s.35Gs.5o:
few at $50.
sheep-Reccipts $500; today.s re-
ceipts nearly all packer direct; com
pared with week ago. best fat lambs
and y%eariings 10 to Csc higher, other
grades fat lambs. heavy yearlings and
feeder lamns about steady. fat sheep
around 25c lower.
, 1922-02-04

In the British house of common.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
This Order was giuen
to the Engineering Department:

Design Ruud Automatic Water Heater for the Small
Hone 1t must be 1000 Ruud Quality. Regular,
Standup-andtake-it" Water Heater, One That Will Alb
solutely Maintain the Ruud Reputation for Quality It
Must be Super-vaue Water Heater Specially Designed
for the Small Home.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
II his Order was giuen
to the Advertising Department:

Heater Values to Every Small Home Owner. Drive
Home Our Sincerity When We Say that Never Before
Has He Had Such an Opportunity to Equip His Home
With Standard, Time-enddurng and Troublefree Ruud
Perfect Hot-water Service.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
This Order ,Das giuen
to the Sales Department:

Put these Heaters Within the Reach Of Every Small
Home Owner. Draw Up Plan Of Monthly 1nstalnaent
Payments So that Every Small Home Owner Can Have
What He Has Never Had Before-A Standard and Per-
feet Ruud Hot-water Supply.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
This Order was giuen
to the Production Department:

Organize for Recordbreakine Output Of Ruud Numbers
IS and e5 Give Every Attention to Their Manufacture
They Must be Of Standard Ruud Construction Not One
Iota of Quality Must be Sacrificed They Must G,ue to
the Small Home a Water Heater Value Never Before
Knoun.
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q HPuNTES
81 u Del n:MOMENTO
E S T A NOC

Habran transcErrido tres alo1 desde
cl dia que rccibi un librito de versos,
muy sencillo, muy cspontaneo, muy
po6tico. Entonces mudaba yo .os pri.
mcros pasos en- ell sendero de Ia litera-
tura, conocia, penas, las les7as ini-
ciales dcl alfabeto intellectual, v. sin
embargo, lego a mis- manos aduel pu-
nado de rimas precedidas de amable
Gedicatoria. Emocionado por - BELLE
ca desnuda, intensa como los mares.
escribf un articulo ingenuo Y huido,
como el arroyo, donde relataba la
grata impression que me produio. Dias
despu6s me sorprendi6 una risiva de.
poeta. sin ret6rica sin lteratu-
RAJ, como su alma, como su vida.
donde me cxpresaba, su grati+ud por
mis- palabras de ercemio.
Entonces ell poeta tenia muchcs sue
nos, muchas esperanzas muchos pro-
yoctos. Deseaba marchar las frias
ciudades del norte para estudiar medi-
Gina y asegurarse un porvenir Tranquil
10 que recompensara la immense tsrea
dede su juventud, que, como ia de
Ruben Sc podria preguntar:
Ifue juventud la mia?
'Perc Ell poeta era pobre no tenia
otro tesoro que Ell de sus versos. 70
tenia otro caudaI que el de su talento,
Y era menester Euscar dinero. GC6mo?
FL poeta publicaria un libro.-el puma
do de rimas que lego mis- manos-, y
Ell publico 10 miro friamente indife-
rentemente, como algo initil, inservi-
bic. en- nuestros dias de edifcios de
sesenta pisos y operaciones de bolsa
Pssaba ell tempo y las "Coplas de la
vereda' dormian, uno y otro rles, en-
las vitrinas de las hbrerias, sin brin-
dar otra recompensa al autor, que no
fuera la. artistica que lie ofrecinOs al
nos compaferos.
Y ell poeta Quedo como antes: iris
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AnunCiOS Economies

0LOBITOS DE COMA: Ventas al por
nayor. desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
60. surtido removable semanaimente.
8ervimos pedidos por cOrreO @. o. D
I. 8. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. P
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w. ilNNsI
+ B. A. CHENEY,
= !:
AnunCiOs Economies
0LOBITOS DE COMA: Ventas al pOr
mayor. desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
60. surtido removable semanaimente.
Bervimos pedidos por correc @. o. d
LIS. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. P
M0ER1IO en- los gallos = gallinas. Gu
ra infalible en- nueve dias. Mahde SUI
direction y 80 centavos a la Farmacia
de M. Sanchez, P. o. Box 27e. Baya.
mon. 81
TENEMOS OMNIBUS para ccasiones
especiales- -giras, asambleas, psseos en-
noches de luna, etc. Los mejc:es ca
rros. Los precios mas m6dicos. LA Ii
NEA AZUL. Tel. S. j. 146 1851 San
three 32o u 1853. 3-13
Sc VENDE UNA QUINTA. En- Ba.
rranquitas SO vende una quinta; tiene
aqua y una planta electrical "Delco'
para el alumbrado. Para informes, di-
rigirse al DIR. G. S. Belaval, 215 Ca
rretera, Santurce.
SOfiCfTAMos AGENCIAs: Acepta-
mos agencias de casas fuertes cstable-
cidas en- Ell pals y del exterior. Com
pafiias de Seguros, Casas vendedulas de
diversos artfculos, etc. etc. Daremos re-
ferencia solicitud. Escriba a, The
Yauco Printing Co. Box 100, tel6fono
54. Yauco, P. r. 80
Ell PORVENIR:-No admite compe.
tencia con sus CoMPRAs ALQUILE-
RES y vENTAs DE MUEBLES UsA-
DOS. 81 quiere convencerse lame al
Telefono 124s, San Juan, Brau SO.
MUEBLEs: Una familia que Sc ausen-
ta vende varios muobles.- IIame to-
l6fono S4S, San. Juan. 81
Sc ALQUILA una casa amuebiada en-
Miramar. Informaran tel6fono $50. San
Juan. 3-3
UN BANCO DE AHORRO-Una hoja
de la Navajo Auto Shop le dura de
cuatro seis neses, u~andola diaria-
rnente. Es un positive ahorro.-Tiene
un asentador automatico que lie pro-
porciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
Sc afeite. Pida cue Sc la ensenen. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las casas de
San Juan.-Deposito Tetu&n g. p.
Sc CoMPRA autom6vil de dcs o cua
tro pasajeros. Sc prefere M$rmon o
Cano de ese estilo Olga .nodelo Y
precio. Dirijase NJ Woodcock 9oh
Park st. Santurce. Telefono 81 Rojo.
81
BUEN NEGoCIO.- 81 desea Ud. en-
prender un buen negocio, en- socie-
dad con frma bien conocida este I'd.
dispuesto aportar cuatro mil dollars
salir de Puerto Rico, en- viaje de ne
gocios, para regresar pronto, puede di-
rigirse al apartado No. 1414. San Juan
Puerto Rico. So
PERDIDA.- En- el bale de nilios ce-
lebrado en- el Casino de Puerto Rico el
dis % por la tarde Sc perdi6 una pull
sera con reloj, de orc. La persona
que la encucntre SO agradecera la en-
tregue dona Virginia VIDA. ia Porti-
la, Sol Sc, San Juan. So
v1DRIERAs MosTRADoR IdPE-
RIAL Tengo de caoba en- 16' y
.24' ancho cualquier largo. PIszos Lii
berales. jose Diaz Carmena, antes Diaz
Hermanos, Cruz 10, San Juan. 3-23
ST THEME I'D. en- San Juan IN nego.
Gle en- production que desee vsnder y
sea de POGO dinero, v6ame en- ol .'Hotel
siglo Xxx, Allen st. A. V. M. To.
rres. SO
GARAGE. En- casa familia, cerca Es.
cuela Luchetti, el Condado SO ofrece
en- alquiler un- c6modo garage. Infor-
rraran calle Condado 20, Telefono 49a
Negro, santurce. 80
REsIDENCIA:- vendo alguIlo Dol
dcs a cinco amos mi residencia en- el
condado.- Condolences favorables dc
rago, Cay. COLL CUcHI, Allen S2
2-1O.
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(De LA Prensa' de New York;
Els un hecho que a muchas personals
podra parecer extraordinario, aunque
no por ESQ menos cierto, que los atletas
de hoy dia viven mas que los de hace
dos generaciones. Este hecho muy bien
|spudiera califcarse de anomalo, puesto
que no depende de las condolences ge-
nerales de salubridad del pals, dado
que las estadisticas de cuatro amos a
esta fecha demuestran que durante es-
tie lapse han fallecido mas de un million
medic de niiios memories de diez amos.
Por 10 tanto, sera precise buscar otra
explicacion a un fenomeno que a pri-
mera vista pudiera parecer extraordina-
rio que sin embargo, no deja de
ser muy natural.
No cabe duda de que ha habido un
progreso notable en- la salud, fuerza,
resistencia vitalidad de los atletas mo
dernos, 81 Sc los compare con los de
hace veinte afios, y en- mayor escala 81
Sc establece la comparacion con los de
tiempos anteriores.
Ei atleta de aQuellos tiempos aces
tumbraba a alimentarse con carne asa
da, huevos, costillas de vaca, pan tosta
do y cerveza ts.. Hubo I'm campe6n
ingl6s de peso liviano Freddie Welsh,
quien Sc lie ocurri6 la idea de que
los vegetables estarian muy en- SUI lugar
en- la mesa de un atleta. A esta misma
conclusion llegaron instintivamente
otros aletas.
A partir de entonces, rn gran nume-
ro de luchadores. boxeadores atletas
de otras categorias aprovecho las pro
piedades de los veretales para neutra-
ligar, alcalini7andolos. los acidos pro-
venientes de la subtraction de los teji-
dcs.
UN EXPERIEIENTo INTERSTATE
Ningun atleta febiera olvidar ell re-
Su1LduO Ue1 peIIEentO- S1SulSuLe. 4
dos grupos de ratas Sc lbs tuvo dando
vuelta dentro de una GAIA hasta que
quedaron sus fCer as agotadas por la
fatiga. Uno &C Is do grupos de r2t2s
estaba aliment no e15e!rsivas tente de
carne. mientras e. etro 500 hab;a CO.
mido granos y vegetables; ell grupo que
resulto victorio"c eD esta pruel'a de re
sistencia fue, contra todo 10 cue podian
imaginarse los p9rSidar:os de Ia carne
ci alimentsdo no7a~cnts con ceyeales
que resistio q hla tier7po que Ell o'ro
Esto no signi7c1 que e. aleta nc de-
ba probar en- absolute Ia carne pues
existen buenos a~gumcn' os cieatificos
en- favor del $50 moderado de tai ali
mento 10 inioo cue Sc trata de demcs.
trar es que en- II alime1 ACTON de atle
ia, 81 bien pue'e egurar la csrne, no ha
de predomipar sohr1 los vegetables. Ma:
) atin, 81 la hur'a~i7al consumicra meno'
cantidad de carne hiciera mayor use
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PARA Ell. CATARRO

FL catarro es una infection de las mem.
branas mucosas y es un sintoma de sangre
pobre Sangre pura protege ell sistema
contra afecciones catarrales. FL EHfir de
Leonard para Ia Sungre limpiara su sis
tema, expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, y allmentara sus ve-'
mas y arterIas con sangre pura y roja
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10 QUE DICE UN
PRovERBIo CHINO

Los chinos tienen un proverbio que
deberia servir de norma en- la mayoria
de los casos en- que Sc discuten estas
cuestiones. Hello aqui: "Quien tiene
la culpa de la embriaguez no es el vino,
sino el hombre''. Esto, trado al terreno
en- que nos encontramos. signifca que
no hay peligro para la salud en- conner
Sc un par de chuletas de cerdo de tran-
do en- cuando, siempre que Sc trate de
un animal sano v libre, sobre todo, de
la triquinosis, que fue 10 que obligo a
Noises colocarlo en- la lista negra. Pc
70 cuando un individuo come media
docena, este en- forma regular y cons
tante, que atribuva ell envenenamiento
q. lie sobrevenga no a la carne, sino a
su glotoneria.
Y no es solo la carne 10 que arruina
la salud de infnidad de personas; Ell
pan, ese hermosoa pan blanco que consti
tuye la gala de nuestras mesas, es tam
ti6n la causa, iquien 10 creyera!, de in
fnidad de trastornos en- Ia salud, que
han venido a agravar los que va pesa-
ban sobre la humanidad. iCuantas ma
ores arruinan su salud y la de sus hi
jos en- una forma de que apenas pueden
formarse idea, psando como alimento
el pan blanco ese hermoso pan blanco
1. j
tscion de la mayor parte de los hom-
bres!
! La falta de ciertos elementos del tri-
60 y de otros de. los cuales Sc prescin-
de solo ror el afan de que ell pan sea
mas agradable a la vista, resulta una
fTente perenne- de intermediates y una
preparation para la anemia y la tu.
berculosis.
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Rafael CABALLERo: - Agente de
revistas periodicos de Puerto Rico
y de los Estados Unidos. Acepta agen-
cias, prestando toda clase de garantia.
Box 415, Bayamon, Puerto Rico. Advt
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Vendo

RoIIos dc tabaco hiIado cosecha-
dos en- los meiores terrenos de
Isabella, P. R. Los interesados
oueden dirigirse a Agustin Cha
YES del Vale, en- Isabella, P. r.,
o al P. o. Box 1902. Arecibo, P.
r., donde estan las existencias.
APROvECHEN GANGA.- Sc vende
uu juego de cuarto de siete piezas con
solo dos meses de uso en- $1,000 ha-
biendo costado nuevo S16O. Sc advier-
to que no tienen polilla nj fueron usa-
dos por personas enfermas. Sci 112
bajos 2-27
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temente pobre, y confrmando 10 que Gle
cia uno de sus poemas:
IPorqu6 sera, Senior, que rdnca lie
go a acariciar un sueno de les mios?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-27

LEGO ell die de adjudicar los pre-
mios Y nos hallabamos reunidos unos
cuantos amigos: Antonio Nicolas Blan-
co, Ribera Chevremont, Carreras, Me-
groni.. Comentabamos las obra pre-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-27
Ecos del atletisno
Ell metodo de alimentaci6n tiene gran influen, il
en- el entrenamientO de los atIetas
PARTIDARIosDEL
c1NDIENDo ABSOLUTE LA cARNE

de cereales, legumbres y frutas, las en-
fermedades que afigen los mortales
no serian tantas y, los stragos por
elias producidos, de menor cuantia
Els un error Greer que la calidad de los
slimentos en- general ha mejorado. Y
decimos en- general porque, 81 bien en-
algunos Sc ha dejado sentir la infuen
cia bienhechora que lleva consigo Ell
progreso; NAL entendido, ha llegado a
determinar deplorables consecuencias.
No Sc ha escrito en- los tiempos mo-
dernos un tratado fundamental acerca
de la alimentaci6n, como ell que hace
m1llares de afios formulara Noises en-
ell Genesis, ell Levitico y ell Deuterono-
mio, y que hizo exclamar a un sabio
de la altura de Ampere: 80 Noises
fu6 uno de los sabios mas grandes que
han existido, estuvo inspirado por
la divinidad.'
Un atleta que solo Sc nutriera ecu los
alimentos aconseiados por Noises, ten
dria adelantada la mayor parte del ca
mino en- un terreno de tanta trascenden
cia para su profession.