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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
THE NEW FIGURE
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No Longer Stylish to Have a Slender
Waist

The new figure Is built on the lines
of the perfection of the Venus de Mi
10. You must be one size from the
bust to the abdomen In front. You
can imagine the size some women's
waists will be. 1t is not modish to
have wasplike waist nowadays, and
therefore the wasplike waist must go,
like so many other tabooed things in
this world of ours.
The new female figure is straight in
front curving in at the sides over the
hips. Now the question comes in,
how are you going to make a figure
straight which has been curving ever
since corsets We're worn?
The conundrum Is solved in this
fashion. Some women who curve in
very much wear pads over the stom-
ach, making themselves solid from
the bust to the abdomen, taking away
any semblance of a curve in front, and
resembling more than anything else,
pictures of fashion plates in Queen
T. zabeth's time, but as usual, present
ing a great Improvement over the orig
inal.
These new, straight front corsets, ip
order to obtain the proper shape, have
done away with the short, bust gore,
everything being straight in front and
long over the abdomen. From hygien-
ic standpoints, this must certainly be
more healthful than corsets made to
compress the stomach and produce the
curve which has now gone out of fash
ion
For slender figures the same lines
are carried out, but the corset is made
shorter on the hips. Even the little
empire corsets, which are shown for
young girls. have the straight fronts.
OF course all the shops carry stock
of cOrsets built on the old time lines,
but these are generally of cheaper
grade. All the expensive well-made
corsets are fashioned on the hew mod
el.
The ever popular ribbon corset is
shown in three sizes, and in pale blue,
pink, violet, black and white. These
are very dainty for slim, girlish fig
ure but no earthly use to a stout per-
son. As it is necessary to be full
breasted, and 50 many women sink in
under the arms, instead of using pads
which everyone will acknowledge un-
healthy, the bust Of the corset is
filled in with many rutfles of white
gros-grain ribbon, and the experiment
has proved most satisfactory.
There is also shown corset for
stout people, made Of silk rubber
webbing, stoutly boned, and which is
guaranteed to keep the figure snug
and mt the same time permit free
breathing by the wearer.
And, for n last word, you must wear
your garters fastened to the front Of
the corset. They come made special
ly for that purpose, and the corset Is
arranged for their attachment la
mode,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
A Chance For Plain Girls.

This is the era of the plain girl In
business said IA leading miliner, land
the girl whose beauty is SO insstent
that none may deny it has to stand
aside for her palmer sisters. You will
find that is the case in nearly every
business establishment in the big
towns. Not that there is any aversion
to moderate beauty in the employees
that is often to be desired; but pro.
nounced loveliness is entirely too at.
tractive. both TO its possessor and con
templator to facilitate the interests of
employers. Go into any large mlliners
and you will see scores of girls be.
hind the counter who are quite plain,
although not positively ugly You
will seldom find one whose charm of
face or grace of form is so near to
perfection as to hold you spellbound."
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
Agnes Wallace villa.
From the st. Louis Call.

from the ST. Louis Call.
Agnes Wallace Villa, in Frank Har-
vey'S tear-drawing, heart-rendering
melodrama of English country and city
life, 1.-The World Against Her" is the
attraction at Havlin's this week, and as
the play is one of that class which
appeals to the feminine heart, week
of large audiences will doubtless be
recorded at that theatre The World
Against Her. is vastly different from
the average emotional melodrama of the
present day. The story of wife placed
in a questionable light, through no
tault OF her own; the Indignation of her
husband, who casts her off: her lonely
struggle for existence and battle to prove
her innocence, and the final triumph of
right and justice over villainly, has
been told over and over again in many
different ways, and the play is only one
version of this story. 1t is played by Il
strong cast, and the members, as a rule.
do effective work.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
A Lonq-Haired Woman.

a woman's glory is her hair, and
that of Mercedes Lopez, a Mexican, is
said to be unique. Mercedes heigh,
is D feet and her hair, which is said
to be the longest in the world, trails
on the ground 4 feet 8 inches. 1t is SC
thick that she can wrap it around
herself till she is completely hidden
by it. Mercedes is the wife of pool
shepherd, and SO fast does her hail
grow that she is able to sell larye
tresses of it to hair dealers every few
weeks.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
Miss Celia Miles.

The story of the engagement of Miss
Celia Sherman Miles, the only daugh-
ter of General Nelson A. Miles, by
Captain Samuel Reber, U. S. A.. is
one of Il mans devotion to the ideal of
his childhood and youth. Captain Re
ber is the son of Judge Reber, of st.
Louis. His mother was, before her
marriage, Miss Sherman. of Ohio, first
cousin of Mrs. Miles. The betrothed
pair are, therefore, second cousins,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

December l5.-F'irSt ball of the Press
Club of Freeland at Yannes' opera
house. Tickets, 80 cents.
December 93.-Beneft hop at Yannes
opera house. Tickets, % cents.
December 29,-Eleyenth annual bal
of Tigers Athletic Club at Yannes
opera house. Admission, 80 cents.
January 1.-Second annual entertain.
ment of Young Peoples Society Chris
tian Endeavor of st. Johns Reformed
church at Grand opera house. Tickets,
%, 35 and 80 cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14

That Mr.. Quay isn't as certain of
getting that seat in the senate, as his
friends would like every body to believe,
is shown by the presence in Washing
ton working in Quay's interest of ex-
Senator Don Cameron. Mr.. Quay will
also be in Washington this week. An
adverse report is expected from the
committee on elections, but the real
fight will be on the floor of the senate.
The chances still seem to favor Quay.
although several of the senators who
had been counted upon as certain to
vote to seat him, are said to be in doubt
as to how they would vote. 1t is on the
personal friendship of those senators
that Cameron and Quay are now work
ing.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
EELAND, Pa, DECEMBER IA. 1899.
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington. d. c., December 10, 1899.
The Republicans now have before the
house their long promised single gold
standard bill, and it is slated for pas.
sage, with limited debate, December Is.
The Democrats justly protested against
the adoption of a gag rule. compelling
them to get ready for discussion Of this
important measure with but one dav
preparation, after the Republicans had
consumed eight months in its construc-
ton. The proceedings attending the
placing of this bill before the house
were arbitrary in the extreme. 1t
came without the formalty of first
consideration in committee. and conse-
quently the Democrats have had no
opportunity even to offer amendments
or to file minority report containing
their views upon proposition of far
reaching Importance. Under the rule.
moreover, there can be no motion to
recommit the bill for amendment.
There is practically no possibility of
securing its amendment in the house.
The plan of the Republicans simply is
to fasten the gold standard more firmly
upon the American people, under
cloture rule sitting every effort at
amendment or even thorough debate.
The Republicans of the house are
bound by their caucus to stand together
in this purpose, but it is well known
that many of their leaders distrust the
wisdom of the course. Although the
Democrats almost as a unit will oppose
the bill, the leaders are not sorry to see
the Republicans force it through. The
silver men have not lost confidence in
the strength of their cause, and they
believe the people will repudiate the
party which stands sponsor for this
new bill, aimed mainly to strengthen
the national banking system and en-
hance the value of stock in these inst-
tutions. They hold that the immediate
effect of the measure will be to turn
over to the banks the control of the
circulating medium Of the country; and
when this is realized, there will be such
a revolt as will sweep the Republicans
from the legislative and executive
branches overwhelmingly.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14

If present indications may be depend
ed upon, the position of those Demo
Gratis who voted against the dangerous
method OF refusing to allow man with
proper credentials, to be sworn in as a
member of the house, is likely to be
vindcated by the final disposition of the
Roberts case. Members are beginning
to realize that the precedent of not
allowing man with regular credentials
to be sworn in, is too dangerous a one
to be set up. If one man can properly
be denied, one hundred men might be
treated in the same way by an unscru-
pulous majority. 1t isn't the Roberts
case, but the principle at stake that
makes the action of the house import
ant.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14

once removed. 1t is seldom that a
betrothal meets such unqualified ap-
proVal as General and Mrs. Miles have
shown to that of their daughter. Miss
Miles is "divinely tall and divinely
fair"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14

Bates * Grant will present for the
first time in this town tomorrow even
ing their popular farce comedy, duffy S
Jubilee" headed by that popular
comedian, John L, Kelly. Duffy
Jubilee" is said to be one of the laugh
ing hits of the season, and no doubt will
receive Il welcome here. One of the
many features is Dolly and Danny
Mann, two of the highest salaried
artists now in the profession. They
come to us direct from Keith's circuit of
theatres and will appear at every per-
formance of "Dufy'S Jubilee" for sea
son of ls99-l9O0. There will be IL band
parade at noon
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14

The navy department has got Schley
well out of the way, but his friends in
congress are on the alert in his behalf.
as was seen when proposition, which
originated with Mr.. Mckinley, was
snbmitted to them. The proposition
was that congress pass a bill reviving
the grade OF vice admiral in the navy,
and that Mr.. Mckinley would at once
nominate both Schley and Sampson to
that grade This sounded well, but
Schleys friends have so far declined to
accept it, unless Mr.. Mckinley would
promise that Schley's nomination should
be made first, so that he would continue
to rank Sampson.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14

Senator Mason's speech in favor of his
resolution Of sympathy for the Trans
vaal Republic, now engaged in a war
for liberty with Great Britain, contains
some hard knocks for prominent Re
publicans, including the president.
Mason may not rank high as a states
man, but his tongue has sting on the
end of it when he wishes it to have,
quite as nagging il not so polished, as
that welded by ingalls,, and other sting
singers who have been in the senate.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-12-14
$s.Ie from Freeland TO Niagara Falls

and return, via the Lehigh Valley Rail
road. Tickets will be on sale December
% and "A, good to return to and includ-
ing train No. s of December 20, and
will be honored on any train, except the
Black Diamond express.
Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents
for further particulars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05

- Hs denunciado la poliofa Ia falta del
farol Ieglamentsrio en- los trabajos de cons.
trucoi6n de una casa, Gale de Tetu4u n 9 40.
-. A causa de perdidas ocurrfdoles con
81 temp oral, ha pedido oondonaoi6n de contri.
buoiones don Martin Felid, vecino de Baya.
mon.
-. Ia Aloaldfa de Aguada, ha consul.
tsdo q la Secretarfa Civil, 81 puede uontinuarse
ell cobro de oontribuciones strasadas.
- Eli Ayuntamiento de Vieques ha
acordado ell cobro del Arb:trio de s l por oada
perro qua Sc tenga dentro del poblado.
~ Al individuo S Santiago Gonzalex, We.
limo de la casa n Q IS, Gale de San Justo, ha
'cupado la poliofa IN revolver que portaba.
HOTEL MAY
Sanchez Morales y Paniagua
"a 0ri8to
Els ell Hotel mas fresco y :iene los meiores
b4nos de la Ciudad.
PreCios modicos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05

I'M colossal empresa y aparecen, como ruedas
de un sabio mecanismo, obedeciendo al impul'
so de un p%ensamiento dnioo: la americana aoi6n
del Universe!
Por ESQ. la inioiativa propia del professor
es nula y 50 libertad de ~criterio I'm mito; es una
rueda que engrana d6cilmente con las demas;
eli no juzga, no DISPUTE nj interpreta; 81 obele'
O., ......... 80. ...6l recibe y trasmite &
sus eduoandos, las impresiones arbitrarias del
libro de texto quele ha sido impuesto. L.
instruction no es ell fin perseguido; la urbani'
dad es convention despreoiable.
Presentar 8 los E. U. como la naci6n mas
esplendorosa del mundo, por todos conceptos y
desde todos los puntos de vista, es 10 que i'm
porta; en- ESQ consiste la education americana.
Para ~alcanzar ese resultado, sc evita cuidado'
samente toda comparaci6nsdesfavorable en- las
demas naciones. No estamos criticando. Es
ia mos demostrando con datos positivos, ell en-
pleo de Is suggestion en- la educaci6n de la de-
m~ocracia mas libre del mundo4
Hemcs examinado, con mucha atenci6n,
una geometrfa declarada &c texto para las es
cuelas de la Union. Pues bien, los nombret
de aquellos sabios, a quienes pertenecen loe
mas cGlebres teoremas de esa ciencia, no sc ci
tan. mi Euclfdes, nj PitAgorss &c salvau de
intentional divide! La s1erte de haber naoide
griegos, los ha privado de Is fama americana
reservada uaicamente para los hijos del tie
Sam
(Continumd)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05
E| trasporte en- la EXPOSITION.

Et transcurso de- tempo nos aproxima a
la gran Exposition de Pa1fs, y todos On la
Capital francesa SO preocupan de determinar 81
sc contaran con suioientes elementos dc trans.
porte, y 81 6stos han de bastar para cump!ir
las necesidades que han de crearse ante ell
enorme aumento de Ia poblacioa de Palfs que
todos Sc prometen.
Segdn 10 convenido entire ell Municipio y
las Compsnfas de Omnibus, 6stas crearAn,
respecto al aho de 1889, otras SO Compahfas
de Omnibus, con 976 oarruajes, que ofrecersn
al pablico diariamente 10 million veintiocho mil
localidades.
Sc teme que los osrruajes comunes tendr 6n
que prestar efioaz auxilio al publico, pues los
~tslleres dedicsdos a la construction de autom6.
viles no cumpiiraa sus ofertss.
En- 10 que no oabe duda a|guna es en- que
les medios de que SO dispondra para transpor.
tar al publico ell ell interior de la Exposition
de 1900, serAn, colosalmente superiores a los
que Sc utilisaron en- ell aho de 1889, gracias 81
auxilio de los ferrooarriles el6ctrioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05
VVA NATURALIZATION.

DIS ofciales francesca vestidos de paisa-
no, se encontraban no haoe mucho en- Aixles-
Bsins. oaando Sc DECLARE ell incendio del Hotel
Beausite.
En- el aoto SO precipitation h,cia Ell lugar
de! siniestro, trstando de sooorrer & los muchos
v~iajeros y demas hu6spedes en- tanto sc organi-
zaba ell sooorro de bomberos
Empezaron gu tarea transportando & va
rios invalidos, entire eilos a'gunos gotosos y
reumsticos, y mas tarde hioieron 10 propio con
el mobiliario, consiguiendo sacar gran parte d.
baules y otros %efeotos.
En- esta tarea fueron sorprendidos por la
po!iofa. quien tom6 4 los heroes por persona
jes sospeohosos, no oomprendiendo que tai alb
negaoion fuese deeinteresa Ia.
Uno de los agentss sc dirigi6 & ellos para
interrogarles sobre el PARTICULAR.
Los o6oiales sin darse por ofen1idos en-
tregaron al agente de la autoridad su tarjeta,
pero aun este no convened por complete q d.
cho agente, quien orlen6 81 punto que fueran
arrestados hssta tanto que sc esolareciera el ca
SO.
Los o~fciales protestaron, pero fueron sin
embargo encsrrados en- I'm calabozo hasta que
sc comprob6 su inocencia.
De este &c desprende que la virtud no es
siempre reoompensada como debiera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05
La education
poi Ia suggestion,

NO puede decIrse, Ell verdad, que el siste-
ma de ense1anza de los L. U. contepga mejodo
pedagogical alguuo, genuinamente americana.
Sin embargo, la gran Repub!ioa, sc sirve de la
SUGGESTION, como medic de educaciop del pue-
bio y este, de por ST es im9ortantfsimo. An.
tes de medir ese importancia, vesmos de que
manera ella emplea esa SUGGESTION.
Estamos en- la Escuela de Verano, de San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Unas ~cuantas bsnderas
naoionales, alderman con Gus pliegues, los retra-
tos de algunos americanos %ilustres. Sus wives
dolores impresionsn la vista del nino, que con-
templa las f1anjas y las e~streltas. Sc oyen los
aoordes del piano; toda la clase Sc pone de pie
entonando I'm cantico de alabanzas & la nacion
de los Estados Unidos. Terminado este, en-
pieza I'd himno guerrero, con musica religiosa.
mente grave, con letra qae exalta ell valor del
soldado. ponderanlo su fuerza. Eluoadores y
educaldos parecen sugestionados; ellos asisten
81 combate, presenoian 81 heroismo americana,
oyen ell estampido del can6n y admiran, entire
ell hume y las llamaradas del incendio, su ban
dera, que surge g'oriosa, sobre m Y
ruinas! Resuena entonces la m archa triunfal,
y la clase toda Sc mueve, al paso militar, eje-
cutando con precision, una s6rie de evolucio-
nes.
Pensad en- la infuercia de esos aotos, so.
bre la tierna imagination de la nines; reoordad
que habrAn de ser precedidos, por Ell solemne
juramento de fdelidad & la cold glory> y COM
prendereis e%ntonces, Ell principle fanda mental
de esa educacion, ell medic empleado y ell fin
perseguido.
H.mos visto empezar ell curse de geogra
fla de los L. U. por la parte %polftica.
Las effmeras construcoiones de los hon.
bres de! Norte, donde 10 bello es sacri6osdo a
10 it'll, despreciandose la proporoionalidad de
las lfneas y la raz6n de semejanza, Sc oon.ide-
ran pues, mae importantes que las obras esta-
bles de la Naturaleza. Ell ferrocarril que vue.
la por los aires, la casa que &c levanta s prodi =
giosa %altura, proclaman c~iertamente la indepen-
denoia a%rtfstica de csc pueblo. Pero esa inie'
pendencia misma, es prueba ineqafvoca, de una
grandfsima aberraoi6n del gusto.
Los %edi6oios, las in1ustrias, la agriculture
la ciencia, las imagenes, las fotograffas, ell Ii
bro de texto, los diocionarios, la ensenanza to-
da J hasta ell maestro mismo, son ~anunoios de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05
Fl! proc ESQ Dleltls:

lHoy no hay diario europeo! Metido en-
Rennes, entregado en- cuerpo y alma t las fe
briles sadiercias del Consejo de guerra, no
puedo nj debo ocuparme de otra cosa. Por 10
demas, amigo Lopez, toda Europa esta dcdica
da al estudio dc este pasionalfsimo y trascen'
dental debate, cuyas ramiicaciOnes en- Paris
han sido otro abortado complot orleanista y las
CONSEQUENCES rrestaciones.
Al pensar en- LA CORRESPONDENCE, one
nunca divide, %respelvo escoger para este peri6'
dico ago de 10 que he publicado en- ell <Heral'
do de Madrids; porque nj puedo inventar sobre
asunto tan grave como este, nj puedo mejorar
10 que he dicho al <Heraldo,. Ahf va 10 prin'
cipal: el resumen del proceso Dreyfus, la apart
cion de este, y las deciaraciones del expresiden.
te de la Republics Casimir Perier y del gene
raj Mercier.
La interruption telegrafoa con Madrid, q
causa de r%ecientes temporales, me- imposibili =
taba de trssladar 3 LA CORRESPONDENCE los
telegramas que envie 81 4Heraldo, sobre ell
atentado contra Labor, abogado que fue de
lola y actualmente paladfn de la GAUSS de Drey'
fus.
Basic decir que 4 las 6 y media de la ma
1ana del dfa mas crftico del proceso, cuando
Labor, dirigfase s la audienoia para poner te-
rribles cuestiones q generates como Mercier,
un desconocido lie Idispar6 un trio de revolver,
hiriendole en- la es paida 6 imposibilitAndole de
defender al acusado.
Labor salvado milagrosamente de la muer'
te, asistirA & la audiencia del %; y Of que aten'
to q gu vida fu6 srrestado esta manana, des =
pues de vagar por los bosques desde 81 IA, dia
del atentado. Dfcese que Sc llama Grolo, que
tiene 43 amos y es originario de <Cotes du
Nord.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05
HIsTORIA RETROSPECTIVE,

En- vfspera de reunirss ell Consejo de gue-
IRA que ha de jusga ar a Dreyfus, con arreglo 4
las conclusiones del Tribunal Supremo que or.
demo la revision del prooeso de 1894, debo de.
cir que, ii 20 hubiera previsto las difcultades
que impone la cron;ca en- este asunto, tan ar
duo como laberfntico, habrfa rogsdo al Gle.
RADIO. me exonerase del honor de representarle
en- la asamblea de periodistas que, venidos de
todas parties del mundo, &c han oongreg ado en-
fennes Ia muerta. ......Porque 81 tales diff .
cultades por fuerza debfan subir dc punto en-
asunto tan extenso como enmarafado, las pre-.
venciones que. por uu estado psicologico des-
critic por los France, Mirbeau y Duruy, inspira
ell pericdista extranjero en- F~ranoia, hacen So
brehumana 8 ingratfsima una labor que en- to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-05
Notas hispanas

e eSavadores. cerca dc VIgo un mari
do ha matado & pslos d gu mujsr.
va tomando caraoter de gravsdai Ia 20
iemica entail ada entse los pos do Sew
liza y Toledo por medic de pastoral es y ~folletos
= que versa sobfe la importancia quo para los
c~aso!ioos dobsn tenor las fo1mas de gobierno.
FL dc Sevllia favorece abiertamente q los car
listas y nocedaEistas de los cuales reoibe conf
siones que van a f.licitarie p T. su oampana. III
cardenal Sanelu es afeoto a Ia actual dinsstfa.
FL asunto parece que So ha sometido q la deci =
sion del Pootffce
-Ea Valiadolid ha ocurrido un suceso one
produjo gran alarm. Peseaba por ell campo
graude ua m 4ttimonio caando un sujeto dir gio
ajgunas galanterias la esposa. HI mario la
emprendi6 & palos con ell galantea Tor y este SO
defsudi6 rssaitando smbos heridos en- la oabs
"a de cierta gravedad.
La 'ooncurrencia d. senoras y ninos EN- =
prendio a oorrer, ceuriiendo oaiias, atropellos
y sustos Y qaedando Ell paseo sembra 10 dc som
byillss. abanicos, somb:eros y otras p~rendas,
ailiss ro5as, jsr lines pisote4dos etc. E.to indi
Ga 10 escitadA que esta Ia opinion y ell tenor de-
qae de- IN mpmento i otro ocurraa successes de
ssgrada bles
So ha alberto al %serv'cio pablico el fs-
rrocarril de @ .nil S Ponteyedra qaedando SaL-
tiago undo con la red general.
I'm Ia extinction de un incendlo en- Ma
ValcafnerO to clsClnSuleFou Vailos alumuos oe
la escuela de ~ingenieros de camlnos que Sc ha-
liaban verifcando practicas. entire elios sc en-
contraba dor Vensncio Garcia Marien.
-En Garlic Urdia'es ha ocurrido un mo-
tin de pesoadores quo Sc negaban S dejar de
seln baroar m cargauento de pescado p'ooeden'
to lie Santander, CON dsstino 4 las fabricas de
salas6n.
En- CueEca Gale de Canetena ocurri6 una
rsyerta sangrienta re ultando varios h5ridol,
asgunos muy graves.
Ell Bilbao re suicide por ce'os arroihn-
dose s Ia via en- presencia de SD novia y ds Ia
msdre de 6sta. un joven masico m;litar d. diez
= siete amos.
LAS huelgas de las fsbricas dc Bilbao
terminarAn de un momento s otro, aceptando
los obreros los antiguas condolences.