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partly of linen and partly of taffetas. The ground is of plain white taffetas, trimmed around the bottom with two cut up fOunCes of the same material. The garment is completely applique to the fig ure in the upper part, and set In at the waist with q simple piping of white taf- fetas cut on the cross. The petticoat Is made to fit closely by pleats around the hips. It increases in fullness half way down. and expands into the form of a plumeau at the bottom. Over the taf- fetas is a half petticoat of white lawn, which can be adjusted as desired. and can be removed to be washed without un- picking the silk skirt. This half petit coat is composed of a wide fiounce seal loped in the upper part and headed with a gather of ValenCiennes, beneath which is broad Valenciennes insertion; In the bands of insertion crossing each other and forming loZenges. In the center of each lozenge is a small rose pattern in laid in VaIenCiennes. band of the same insertion runs around the bottom be- tween the lawn and the lace flounces with which the taffetas skirt is trimmed.
 Peeters, No. 14 Rue Halevy, the upper part fits closely round the body. and be- gins to widen beneath the, hips. The lower part is trimmed with two wide f1ounces of English application lace laid over founces of plain taffetas and white mousseline de soie The f1ounces are of equal WlQlIl, tdClI SdlllcICu cillO CNbCN NItii a ruche of white mousseline de soie. The uppermost is headed with a similar ruche.
 Another petticoat from the same estab- lishment fits very tightly round the fig ure and is set in a simple piping Of silk. The material Is of white ground silk bro- caded with diagonal stripes composed of garlands of flowers. The petticoat Is trimmed with a wide f1ounce of frilled mousseline de soie. wider in front than at the sides and behind. Over this fOuncS falls another of the lace. In the center the frilled fiounce shows very plainly while at the sides and back 1t is entirely covered by the lace.
 Another is of pink shot taffetas, made very tight round the body like the rest It is trimmed round the bottom with four f1ounces cut on the cross, very narrow in front and increasing in width in the sides and back. The uppermost is set on over a flounce of the taffetas and fixed to the skirt with small piping of pink taffetas. Round the edge of each f1ounce is roll of the same material The lowest fiounce starts at the sides and runs down the back only
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LATEST
 LINGERIE

Special to The Sunday Call from Paris ER HE present fashion in petticoats
 is that of deep ffounces of em-
 broidery on cambric, nainsook or y muslin, with Valenciennes inser- ton and lace borders sewn on colored taffetas skirts.
 lower. less stiffened and lighter. Steel springs are no longer used. and stays are usually composed of light materials. Some corsets are made quite straight in front so as not to press upon the stom- ach and not to compress the figure so much at the waist.
 One style of petticoat is composed
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old lady, who lovingly pats and admires the new lace cap. bedecked with gay rib bons, that has just come home from the milliner, down to the tot of six or seven who stands before the mirror and adjusts a bow or pleads tearfully for so many ruff fes on her little frock as has Rosy, the next door neighbor's little girl, on hers, women are wont to spend most of their spare money on toilet accessories and much of their leisure time on personal adornment. And why not, when Sydney Smith tells us that a girls whole pros poets and happiness in life may often depend upon a new gown or a becoming bonnet?
 It is every woman's duty to dress as well as she can, but she must take into consideration several things First. her social station and the limits of her pocket book-then her face, figure and coloring The greatest mistake that any woman can make is to adopt a style because 1t has been generally adopted by other women.
 For example. what is suitable to a per- son of tall. slender, graceful proportions is almost certain to be fatal to the attrac- tiveness of a very stout woman, and vice versa.
 Do not plan your gown according to any
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Dress Suitable to Beauty.
BY MIME. HYGEIA.

. Thisde s fo t bnefn Il Il o no living
 
 u y choose a
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HERE are few subjects that so
 strongly appeal to the feminine mind as that of clothes. Next to her complexion, there Is probably nothing that causes a woman so much cnncern From the dear
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

fected by the possessors of black hair and blonde
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special to The sunday Call

R 7zW YORK. Oct. 1.-Two women IN were walking up Fifth avenue lA O square ] heard one of them say:
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Bond Redemption Notice.

To the holders OF bonds issued by Saline
county, Kansas. to the Chicago, Kansas
e. Nebraska Railway Company:
Pursuant to the laws Of the State of Kan
sas, and an order OF the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Saline county Kansas, J.,
Henry II. Eberhardt, County Treasurer OF
said county, hereby give notice that the
following described bonds, with accrued In
terest thereon, issued by Saline county,
Kansas to the Chicago, Kansas & Nebras.
ka Railway Company, to-wit: Bonds num-
Der one o., and number two (9, and num-
Der three (3), and number four %, and
number five O), and number six (D, and
number seven "a, and number eight 49,, and
number nine (9), and number ten QO), bear
ing date December 28, 1887, and OF the de-
nomination of 81 900 EACH will be paid on
the 10th day of January, 1899, at the fiscal
agency OF the State Of Kansas in the city
Of New York, State Of New York; and fur
ther notice is hereby given that from the
10th day Of January, 1899, said above de-
scribed bonds will cease to bear interest
HENRY H.. EBERHARDT,
County Treasurer OF Saline County, Mas
The Advocate and news., 1898-11-09

DR.. r. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, has
made life-study of the problem Of re-
storing health and strength to women
His "Favorite Prescription" is the most
successful remedy that has ever been
known for wOmen's peculiar ailments
Its sale exceeds the combined sales of all
other medicines for women. 1t cures the
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directly to the internal organism which
Is the real seat of all the troubles 1t
imparts Vigor and health where they are
most needed; heals liberation; restores
muscular power to the ligaments, thus
correcting displacements Of special or
gans in the only natural way.
Complete information regarding the
'FavOrite Prescription" and testimonials
from hundreds who have used 1t, are en-
bodied in DR.. Pierces Common Sense
Medical Adviser, standard medical
work Of 1908 pages, profusely illustrated,
which will be sent free on receipt Of 21
one-cent stamps to cover cost Of mailing
only. This work is o complete family
doctor book and should be read by both
young and old. The profits on the sale
of 68O,OOO copies at $150 has rendered
possible this free edition. Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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sooundrel before he can reach the set
Elements unless"--
"But what is wrong2 What has hap
pened, Mr.. Braytong" she asked, her
face white with dread, her heart fiut-
tering.
my Lord, Mrs. Winn, beg youl
pardon / supposed, Of course, he had
told you. Marsden's bolted. Colonel
Riggs, the inspector general, got here
tonight with Uaptain Barclay, instef
Of coming by regular stage Saturday,
and Marsden lit out the moment he
heard of their arrival. OF course we
hope Winn isn't badly bitten. "
But her thoughts were Of another
matter now. Captain Barclay" she
faltered, "here? Why, IL heard"---
Eyes" shouted the young officer, as
he went Gathering down the steps.
"SCuse me I've got to mount at
once" as an orderly came running up
at the moment with his horse, riggs
has come, posthaste, only Barclay and
one man with him besides the driver.
It's lucky that Friday gang never got
wind Of it.
(To be contlnued)
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and separately fenced. Price, $500 Terms
same as above.
g. Also about lO1 acres OF pasture land In
one body, well fenced and well watered.
being NV ar. OF ne. or. fri. and sw. ar. OK
me- or. fri OF said sec. q, and about "a
acres of the east side OF the NV. or. FRI. OF
said sec q. Price $40 per acre Terms
same as above.
hay land, being W. hf. Of NV. Or. Fri. OF
said sec. q, and about "a acres Of the west
side OF the e. hf. Of NV. or. fri. Of said zee.
o. Price SIS per acre. Terms same az
above.
s. All OF the above described land lying
contiguous and constituting one large and
complete farm and situated about seven
miles southwest OF Topeka near the Bur-
llngame road, will be sold together for
S15 900. on the same terms already stated.
g. Also ~ acres in Sc. or, Of sec. ., {. u,
r. 10, near Six Mile creek. Mostly first
class plow land; well fenced Small house
and some other improvements Price 81 80,
Terms same as above.
For further information write or call on
the undersigned at his Office, Bank OF To-
peka building, Topeka Kas.
CHAS r. SPENCER.
Administrator, with will annexed, OF said
estate
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sheriRs Sale.
Case No. 1926.

Case No. 1926
In tho District court Of Shawnee county.
State OF Kansas.
Emma l.. Davenport, plaintiff,
Vg.
Mary j. Washington, ct al, defendants.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued TO
me, out OF said District court. in the above
entitled action l will, on Monday, the
5th day Of December, A. d. 1885, at 10
o'clock q. m. of said day, at the east front
door Of the court house in the city OF
Topeka, In the county Of Shawnee, In the
State Of Kansas, offer at public sale, and
sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash
In hand, all OF the following described
real estate, to-wit: Lot numbered One
Hundred and -Four COD on Kline avenue In
the city OF Topeka, Kansas, lying and sit
uate In the county OF Shawnee, in the State
Of Kansas.
The above described real estate is taken
as the property of said defendants. and 10
directed by said order OF sale TO be sold, and
will be sold without appraisement to sat-
isfy said order Of sale.
PORTER s. COOK,
Sheriff OF Shawnee county Kansas.
]. 8. Ensminger, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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1T seems to me-" said the SpaniarO,
that we should be considering plans for
getting new navy. A good navy is tne
strong right arm of a nation" II differ
from you" replied the Spanish states
man. IF Spain had possessed no navy
at all we might have continued the war
with America indefinitely. Truth.
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The most stubborn skin and scalp dis
eases, the worst forms Of scrOfula, all
blood-taints and poisons of every name
and nature, are utterly rooted out by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For
every disease caused by torpid liver or
impure blood, 1t is specific. Eczema, Tet-
ter, Salt-rheum, Erysipelas, Boils, Car
buncles, Enlarged Glands, Tumors, and
Swellings, and every kindred ailment,
are completely and permanently cured
by It.
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II struck a new one the other day,
said the man who is about to move,
when l went to see house of which a
faithful Irishman was custodian. 100
small, too small, said, as soon as
saw the place. Go aisy, sOrr,' he re-
piled, till show yez trough. Yell
foind the house much larger on the IN
side than 1t is on the outside, sorr,' ~.
Detroit Free Press.
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(To be contlnued.)

Deacon Pewser-" Don't see you at
church of late, Mr.. Noddle." Noddle-
mo; the fact is, it cost me so much TO:
tickets to socials and entertainments
that I've made up my mind that I'll have
to save my soul in some other way If /
want to keep my body alive a few years
longer. Boston Transcript
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How She Reasoned 1t out.-"If
should go to the bad place." she said,
Il s'pose my wax doll would melt" 1T
surely would" replied the elder, who
thought there was a chance to impress a
lesson upon her. WELL" she returned
with a sigh, II guess I'll have to be
good, then. Chicago Evening Post.
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Notice.

hereby serve notice on all parties in
terested that l will apply for a commute
BILE Board Of Pardons of the State OF Kan
sas at its January meeting, 1899 / was
sentenced in the District court Of Shawnee
county, January IL, 1897, on the charge OF
grand larceny, to four years In the Kansas
State pententiary.
(slgnedJ JAMES RICHARDSON.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Pursuant to the will Of the late David r.
estate belonging to his estate. as follows:
l. The "Home Place." W. hf. Of NV. or.
sec. rs, and e. hf. Of ne. or. sec. n, I. H.,
r. Is, 100 acres Contains good house, barn
and sheds. outhOuses, corrals. wells and
cisterns. wagon scales, three orchards, and
sll appurtenances constituting a. frst-clasa
farm. About 100 acres plow land, II acres
clover, acres alfalfa, remainder pasture
land, timber land and creek, all well and
conveniently fenced Price, 5000. Terms.
One-third cash, one-third In two years and
balance on long time. Interest on de-
ferred payments per cent. per annum,
secured by mortgage.
2 Also the g. hf OF NV. or. OF said sec. 70.
50 acres. About 40 acres first-clasg plow
land and about 10 acres hay land. Web
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Mans Inhumanity.-"Oh, you needn't
talk" said the indignant wife. "Wnat
would you be to-day If 1t weren't for my
money, I'd like to know?" Il really
don't know, my dear" calmly replied
the heartless wretch, "but I'm inclined
to think l would be bachelor. ."--Chl-
cagO News.
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Sample copies will be cneerfully mailed
to any address.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-25
DON FERNANDO VIlLAMIL
Jefe de Ia e.cuadrilla dc torpederos

Naci6 en- Gijdn en- ls45. Comens6 on 50
pals natal sus estudios para photo. Ri ano 81
entrd en- 81 Colegio Naval. Durante algan
tempo fguro como marino en- Ia lfnea dc vspo-
res que posela 81 MARQUES del Campo.
Inspeccion6 la construction del xDestruc-
tors, 10 llev6 Ia Peninsula 10 msnd6 por 81
tempo reg'amentario. Llev6 oabo 81 famoso
visje de circunnsvegaci6n en- la xNautilus,, 81.
ouels de guArdias msrfnas.
Empleado, on apoca 10 lejana, On el Mi
nisterio de Marina, siendo uno de los o6ciales
que formaron, en- tiempos del ministro Anteque.
"a, 10 sue Ia prensa Lido en- lamar el spentA.
gono,, J q quienes sc suponfa inspiradores q
forjadores de los proyeotos que Antequera pre-
sent6 las Cortes.
Els IN buen Official de Marina, de un pa
triotismo toda prueba J de IN valor como gu
pstriotismo.
FL hombre complsta al miIitar. Mirsdas
de una movilidad que ilumina 81 cara tradn-
oienlo, como en- relieve de medalla, hasta Lon
medios tonos del pepsamiento. Con todo ESQ,
Quito, afsb.e, gallardo diguo de todas las CO.
lsbraoiones.
Digno do Ia alta honra que su pericis
ha otorga 10 Ia naoi6n espahola. Sabra cum.
plirla para orgullo de Ia Metr6poli.
El honor Espsfiol es ls idea central yer.
tebral que preside todos los aotos del se6or vi.
llami, jefe de Ia escuadrills de torpederos que
sdmiraremos en- las aguas de Ia Habana.
CONDE KOSTIA.
(De Ella Luchs, de la Habana).
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., = {. '5'
.vapor aIeman. = +Abydos"

saldra del puerto de ssta capital para ell de
!, Nueva York si;se "reuae ht'mero suiolente de
psssjeros, para 10 euat cuenta con excelente
acomodo para 40 do primera clase, l6 de Sc
sgdnds J 80 de tercera 4 los precios de $50, $35
$40 oro smericsno respeotivamepte. Gel
sAbydos, estA, ,alumbrado con luz 'eleotrica y
rendira el.yiaje eu cpatro medic dias. su
armadorals New York y Puerto Rice s..
90, Sc cuidarA DE- conssgur passje para Euro
pa los pasajeros del sAbydos, y de los otroa
vapores de su'lfres, en- los;msgnifcos vapores
que hacen la trevesta de Nueva York Europa,
1 precios que varfan entire 500 y 500 ORC anne
'ricano. "El Abydos" saldrA para Nueva York
del 26 al 2s del corriente. Para mas informes
disijiree los consignatarios en- la isls en- esta
capitsf & los agentes generates, Ldtimer~ q
Fswndndex. b
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Espafia ha respondido con energicaa fra
ses Ia frase amenazadors del coloso dol Norte..

Espafis ha responddo con energicas fra
ees d Ia Erase amenazadors del coloso dol N orte.
..' 81 lQuieres un pedazo de mi TERRA? Pues
Ia defender6. Soy la de sicmpre. La que ha
sabido trinufar en- Glen combates. La de la
historic sin marchas. La de Ssgunto, Numan-
cia Covadopga Soy la patria del Cid,
erguida, arrogante y potente Sc dispo'
ne defender el pedacto de TERRA que adora,
porque eli 81 hs derramado la sangre de sus
venas el sidor de gu frente.
La Daelon que en- momentos aciagos res.
ponde y.asf, saldra sin duta aguna vctoriosa.
Esp. ia veucera.
- No es un pueblo de agotistas, el que pue.
de abatir ia altvez de un leon.
No es uu pueblo metulizu1o el que puede
rendr & una naui6n que sueila con sus glorias
pasadas y~vive del recuerdo de sus triunfos,
triunfos que asombraron atOrbe.
Y 81 por desgracia tuversque sucumbir,
creedo, sucumblrA con honra, con la sorrisa
en los labios ,oiho muexen LOS yalentes.
y. Puertorrique6ot!
= Esa nacl6u heroica, esa nac6n que Sc
apresta la lucha cin6ndose IA espada echan'
dose al hombro ei mail ser, ez uestra madre,
la madre qua nos ha dado civilization que
uos LII neG1O uDTes. Ell las Poeti iae eoA
siglo XIX.
z A su laio debe estsr el hijo de esta Borin-
q1en hermesa, donde tCdo es amor, psz, y
algeria >:s " -,
Puesto que >somos sus hijos les'es, debe-
mos luchar con5s!la J coniFatir sus dolores :
amarguras. =
Debemos 1emostrafle que nuestro coraz6n
.le ha perteneoiio .siempre que hemos vvido
tambj6n del recuerdo de sus glorias:
Que somos un pueblo humilde sin tradi-
clones, sin loyendas, sin hlstorias do heroes,
peroque asf humildes , pacffcos, sabra levan-
tarse en- un solo hombre y en- un solo corsz6n
para darle Ia vida ri la nece,ita EN- aras de
su honor de su honra.
Depongamos, puertorrquehos, ell odio, las
envdias las ambiciones en- bien de la patria.
Formemos un solo grupo de hijos amoro.
sos de hombres yalientes
Rspahs 10 exige, y Espana es la que no
hace mucho tempo ha roto las oadenas que nos
ataban ID esclavitud =
=. IA la brecha! %" @
II. Ha uegado ia horsl ..
& .iAl combate!>
~ Y.si precise faere sucumbir por Ia naci6n
que nos ha engrandecido, eucumbamos: que es
gloria, y gloria iumarcesible, caer enyueltes en-
ell hermoso pabe'l6n de Espai1a.
(sLa Bruja,, de Mayagiiez).
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mismo dis, sisndo possible, , los arrestados po-
dram acudir aute estss por escrito por conduc.
tode les infefiores, sxponiendo 10 que tenpsn
por conveniente.
Las sntoridsdes interiors; diriQirAn inme.
diatamente au destino estss reclam msciones oon
su iuforme; al SO hicieren dentro dc IA nr;-
merss veinte cuatro horss de la eiecuci6n IA
sus providenoas, omitirAn ID consults. Nm;tkr.
dose 8 curssrlas informarlas.
Las provi iencias en- que 10 impongsn mul.
tas memories de 80 pe'et.s, son ejecutivas, tam.
hien desie luego, Use observarA respeoto /
elias 10 determinsdo en- el artfculo anterior.
;. Lss providenoias en- que 20 impopps una
multa mayor de so pesetas, ro 90 llevsran s
efecto hasta que 10 autoridad superior respeoti.
va, reoibida Ia consulta 6 10 rec'amacon On "a
csso hechs por el multsdo. en- las primerss
veinte y cuatro horas sigaientss Ala notifca.
cidn, con el informs de Ia sutoridad que impu.
80 Ia mult., condrme, modifque revoque al.
cha providencia ouya superior resolution serA
ejecntada sin ulterior recurso.
(Continuar& ms1aus.)
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Sobre eI Consul dc los Estados
j UnidCS en- Ia Habana

Dice <La Lucia, de la Habana, en- gu edi
ci6n del II del actual 10 que copiamos:
A Ultima hora Sc apodero de Mr.. Lee uE
terror un panico que no son proplos nj sc
oonciben en- un hombre que ha sdo milltar CO.
mo 81.
Ell dia que SO despeje la situaoi6n actual y
Sc saque rslucir ALA en- el Parlamento ameri
cano todo 10 que ha ocurrido en- Cuba con 81
consul Lee, SO vera claramente q1e la mayorfa
de las oosas que han sucedido que han agi
tado la opinion de una parte de la pob'aci6n
americana, no eran mas que ell producto de las
malas artes empleadas por Mr.. Lee que serv(a
maravilla no su naci6n, sino los que en-
los Estados Unidos han hecho durante estos
dos ultimos afos, una espeoulaoi6n de las co
sas de Cuba que sostenfan la vez en- la isla
Mr. Lee, que eran el principal eje de toda la
griterfa que Sc ha armada en- aquel pals.
No habra mas que revisar la correspon-
denoia Official de mister Lee, en- ella sparece'
ra todo ell juego que ell CONSUL general de los
dejar de tener responsabilidad muy direota en-
10 del <Maine, primero, por haberlo pedido d
pretexto de que aquf corrfan peljgro los cinda
danos americanos, cuando era totalmente falso,
y, despues, por otrss causas que Sc iran &C a
rando Ell ola que domino en- aquelas Camaras
un elemento mas sebssto que el que hoy pre-
valece, para desgracia de la nacidn vecina de
Espaf1a.
Ell ejercito de sjipgoes, qee hoy DONNA
en- las Camarss de los Estados Unidos, ha tenido
en- Cuba So jefe principal, que sin escrapulos
de nipguna clase y con una despreooupscion
pocas veces VISTA ha lido derecho donde le ha
convenido, sin que lie hsyan importado, abso.
lutamente NADIA, nj los intereses de su pueblo,
nj los del Gobierno que representaba, con tai
de favorecer los que en- ol pals de Washing
ton Lyncoln han desmoralizadc la politica de
aguel parlamento, hasta el extreme de que va
empieza preocupar de una manera seria & to-
da la poblaci6n senssta de la vecina Repd'
bica,
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NOTICIAS

-. Els verdsderamente extraordinario ell
movimiento en- estos dfas del tranvfa de Ubarri.
Los trenes de ida vuelta arrastran tantos co
ches como en- las festas de San Mateo La
carga descarga de equipajes hace que las pa.
radas en- las estacienes sean mas largas, este
obliga que las horas reglsmentarias de llega'
da salida del tren 10 sean del todo exactas.
Por la carreteIa hace tres dfas ee We una lfnea
apenas inte-rumpida de carros oargados de
muebes que van para ell campo no pocos
que vienen del campo para la ciudsd. 4
prop6sito de carros coches. Van rayando va
en- abuse los precios de hetes trasportes que
sc vfenen cobrando. E, un triunfo conseguir
asiento un coche para los pueblos del inte
rior, este la carestfs, 'viene hacer mas di-
fici. Ia situaci6n de las familias que desean
emigrsr. En- el trsnvfa de Bayamon el fe
movimiento ext aordinario de pssajeros equi.
pajss.
~ Dfcese que aver habfa fndeados en-
ell puetto de San Thomas, varios yapores de
guerra ingleses, franceees, alemsnss italia
nos. Tamb en- dos cruceros yankees, segan
unos, cuatro, segao otros, que Sc proponfan
hacerse la mar pssada la media noohe.
-. W Recuerdese que en- FL 7elewafo
de los tehores s. Melon Co, Fortalezs, es
quina San Justo, hay mercancias prueha
de-. yankees. FL surtdo que Sc ha recibido
de artfculos de alta novedad y de efectos del
consume ordnario, es verdadersmente colossal.
Las damsa y caballeros Sc pueden svfar con po-
co dinero de cusnto necesiten, sproyechando
estos diss. Hay de todo muoho para esco-
ger. Sc regalan polvetss de bolsillo los pa.
rroquisnos qae gssten desds peso en- sdelante.
tiea , csritstiva institution.
-. Nos dicen que algunas empresas de
coches J carros han exigido precios abusivos
por sns servicios en- estos dfas de apuros por
salir de esta eiudad. No creemos tai version,