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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
U|N huG|gQ en- BlICe|O10
10000 Obreros en- Reus
Protesta ordenatia

=" Nueva York, viernes --Comu-
nican de Madrid, que mas de
diez mil obreros de las fabricas
de Reus, Barcelona, Sc nan de.
clarado en- huelga.
Los trabaiadores sc mantle
men en- actitud pacifica. La Uni.
ca manifestation de desconten.
to que han hecho, ha sido una
manifestation imponente, en- la
que presidio el orden mas com.
pleto.
Despues Sc disolvieron los
grupos sin que Ell orden sc haya
alterado 10 mas minimo. Todas
las fabricas estan paradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
H ATbiITl|G S0ttI|GG SotI|GG Venezuela
Otra vez a. la Haya
Castro inconfornne

Nueva York, viernes.-Avi-
san por TELEGRAPH, desde Wash
ington, que en- vista de que no
han podido llegar a un acuerdo
defnitivo ell Ministro de los Es-
tados Unidos, en- Caracas, que
representa- a Venezuela en- las
conferencias para la paz, y los
representatives de Alemania, In
glaterra E Italia, Sc someteran
las reclamaciones al arbitraje
del Tribunal de La Haya, para
que decida la question.
Ell Presidente de Venezue ia
General Castro, no parece con-
forme con ell sesgo que van to-
mando los asuntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
Comsejo Executive
SESSION. DE AVER
Sc aprueba Ell acta anterior.

Sc aprueba Ell acta anterior.
FL sefIor G~zmdrl Reritt "esenta I
c. B. n1nero 2, para modihcar las Sc
clones 3 y 345 del c6digo penal. Pas
q la Comision conjunta.
Mr.. Hartzell presenta ell G. B. n1ms
TO s, para regular ell serviclo civil 2
Puerto Rico. Sc ordena SD impress
Ell presidente frma la reso ucion
iunta, que autori2a a la C4mara del
legados fundar un diario de sesio
El memorial ntlmero 4 de la Can
ra, respecto 4 la separation de los
deres Legislative y ejecutivo pasa
Comision judicial.
Pasa q Ia frma del Gobernador
Ley que Sc refere a los $27 900 necesI
rios para pagar a los jueees y secret
rios de elecciones.
FL sueldo del sustituto del Fiscal q
neral Sc fila en- $4,000, en- vez dS Y
So 900 pedidos. Los demas sustltutI
cobraran 10 miSmo.
El medico del preside cobrara 80
al afio, en- vez de 72o que Sc soliclta oal
Les Consejeros puertorriqneflos votarc
por los $72o. Triunfaron los amerlcs
nos.
Sc ordeno 4 la Connision de finanz'
que ponga en- el presupuesto adicion
lS.24co para gas'os de viaje de Ia Co
de Distrito de Humacao.
MA@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
'PIile|i DQ|QIfCO
Aver Sufrio un terrible ataque
En- preSencia del Rey

Nueva York, viernes. I'm ca
blegrama de Roma. dice que
aver mientras visltaba al Rey
Victor Manuel. en- su palacio
del Quirinal, el primer ministro
senior Prinetti, fue atacado este
de una PARALYSIS completa, que
lie priva por complete de movi-
miento.
El Rey, mando trasladar al
ilustre personaje a una de las
habitaciones de Palacio, donde
fue reconocido por los medicos
de camara de S. M.
Algunas horas despues fue
trasladado el senor Prineti a su
morada, donde contint1a en- gra-
v1simo estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
$ervicio Cele9rafieo Especial
BOletin Mercdntil

Esta batalla, seg1n opiniones
autorizadas, habia de ser la de-
cisiva en- el resultado de la ac-
tnal guerra civil de Marruecos.
Las potencias europeas mues-
transe satisfechas del triunfo del
Sultan sobre las tropas rebeldes
entire las cuales hay gran n1me-
TO de kabilas salvajes.
Ell triunfo de las tropas del
Sultan ha sido enorme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
4 NhbITO Dc GQDQ
VidIo d s.. Si|Ve|Q
La prensa lie saluda
AfectuoSo recibimiento

Nueva York, viernes. = La
prensa espa1ola dedica frases
de cariilo al Ministro cubano Y
a la nneva rephblica que repre-
senta.
Ell Minlstro de la Rep1blica
cubana, visito tambien al Presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries
senor Silvela. y este personaje
politico lie devolvio la vista una
hora despues.
En- Madrid ha sido objeto de
grandes muestras de simpatia el
Representante de la nueva Re
publica hispano-americana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
Ursa Ley

En- la pasada legislature. don Robd
to Todd. presenlo una ley sobre en-
pleados.
/ No paso entonces
iQuien la presenta ahora?
5era coaveniente legisiar respecto
case, porque indigna va que esten "
pando puestos pi1blicos, aventureros1
todas las naciones, y no anlericanos
puertorriquefios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30

Cinco cuartos de hora de fetrocarril
por un recorrido muy pintoreseo y de
rnagn1fico panorama, como es e que Sc
desarrolla q la derecha de la via que
CORE en- algunas parties por los Enderos
de la playa. permitiendo contenI plar el
immense mar que bafIa tranquilam lamente
la costa oeste de la Isla y en- cuyo no
rizonte Sc We como TN punto oscuro que
contrasta con su azul Ell tenor del DE
recho,' y la izquierda las pardas CO.
linas que circundan las vegas de Rim
cor, Afissco y Mayaguez, nos prepara-
ron para el risuefIo aspecto que tiene
la sutana del yaguez. la bella cindad
de las graciosas hijas que tan juStif flea
da fama de bellas y cultas -lenen en- la
Isla fuera de ella.
Razon tienen los mayaguezauos en-
estar orgulloso de su TERRA y de esta
poblaci5n. Solo algunos detalles pro-
pios de ciudad nueva, la calle de
"Mendez Vigo" es la magniflca esrre-
sion de una capital moderna, pues sus
edifcios que bien pueden llamarse s. a1-
tuosos, el lujo que en- ella Sc adalra
desde la extensa via que mide masde
doce metros de ancho W kilometros
400 metros de largo, el alumbrado e eec
trico que ilumina TODD ell perlmetro de
la ciudad y de la playa, los carruaes
de punto y particulares que lncesante-
mente cruazn sus avenidas, y despues la
gran plaza con la bien modelada esta-
tua uel gran descubridor; los nagnif !
cos estabecimientos comerciales que
por doquier lucen sus aparadores ar
tlsticamente presentados; cafes lujosoS,
servicio de tranvias, que, aunque np
electricos y 81 de sangre, constituyen un
adelante y proporcionan comodldades
en- ell largo trayecto de la playa Ia
parte alta de la Ciudad; magn1fi-
co edifcio de Aduana de manposteria
y construction moderna acueducto.
Casino Espahol y de 'Mayaguez", mon
tados con todo ell lujo; y como digno y
riqu1simo broche de inirnitable valor
una sociedad escogida y cu'ta, una pie
yade de hermosas mujeres que dan la
nota mas simpatica y mas atractiva
de la ciudad, colocandoia al n1vel de
las mejores poblaciones de la isla, 81 nc
la meior, como dicen. repito. con nc
poca razon, las amables hijas de ella.
No. es facil de echar en- olvido Ell es-
pectaculo de una tarde al pasar por
la eale principal. En- los anchos bal
cones de sus edi6cios, en- su mayorla
semi-altos, Sc ven infnidad de hermo-
sas damas, que 81 bellas de rostro y es-
plendidas en- naturales galas, no 10 son
menos en- sus art1sticos tocados y ele-
gantes trajes que denotan gusto y re-
fnada cultura, exacto conoc;mlento de
las 1ltimas modas y costumbres dc
"lievar bien" 10 que tambien lucen
Si quereis yer algo que os impresione
10 bastante para sentiros fascinados, We
mid a Mayaguez y said de paseo un
dfa de fiesta por la calle de Mendez
Vigo, nes referimos q esta solamente
porque no conocemos las demas, apesai
de que en- elias hay mucho bueno tam
bien segtln nrestras NOTICES.
Jay, Mayaguezl Guam bello eres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30

Una amab,e amiga. la bell1sima NJ
llita Nadal nos hizo el favor que agra
decemos mucho, de presentarnos mu-
chas hellas damas de esta buena So
ciedad gran suerte fue la nuestra al
enconrrar scicerone social tan amable
Y fuimos al Casino de Mays glez,
donde Sc bailaba y pudimos afmar, con
mayor conocimiento, nuestra justa opi-
MON respecto de esta socicdad escogida
Sefloritas de Cabassa, Ramirez, Mo-
llers, Gonzalez. Molina, Cartagena, Sa-
ma, Vidal, Salgado, Cuevas, Keen,
Boscio, Mende2, Nadal y otras mas
hasta pasar de cincuenta, todas bellas y
amables adornaban el gran salon donde
Sc celebraba una improvisada jarana
que duro hasta mas de la una de la
mafiana.
Ell sefior Secretario del Centro nos
facilito galantemente una invitacion
para todas las festas de aquel.
Con motive de las fiestas hay aquf
gran afuencia de forasteros que Sc pro-
ponen pasar toda la temporada.
Hoy, hay regatas, dc. las que daremos
cuenta ell jueves habra carreras de
cintas. Para los bales en- proyecto
hay gran animaci6n y resultaran muy
lucidoS.
La concurrencia 4 las novenas es
grande y pasabar sle.'dos mil personals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30

Los que Sc efectuaran principles del
mes proximo, seran en- esia forma: d
dia a, Ingles y Geograifa; el s, Espafio|
e Historic; Y ell 6, Aritmetica y Pedal
gogfa. El Inspector de cada distritd
distribuira 'oe p]iag7s qlo de aqu1 s.
le :nanden y ante q Sc celcbraran loi
examenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
lH1f0rRa1a ACTON
paraaR11entaE.i
session. DE HOY
PETICIONES.
session. DE HOY
PETICIONES.

La de Con Angel Fernandez Y q
Mantel Davila de Vega-baja, pidier
Sc les abonen los honorarios que ten
1evengados como Secretaries que ft
de colegios aelectorales en- las tiltin
| eleccioneS.
Communication del Alcalde de Coal
fremitiendo I'm acuerdo del Ayunt
miento, solicitando que subsista e
por 100 que vienen percibiendo los
municipios de los arbitrios insulares.
La del Alcalde de San German ren@
tiendo su acuerdo de aquel Ayunta1
miento, sobre 10 mismo que el id
Coamo.
Otro del mismo Alcalde remitiendd
otros acuerdos de aquel Ayuntamiento]
sobre que Sc abra una carretera de San
Germen Maricao.
Otra del mismo Alcalde pidiendo del
rogacion de la seccion de la Ley qud
impone los Municipios ell debera do,
atender los gastos de los bagajes para
la Polic1a insular.
BILLS EN- SEGUNDA LECTURA
H. B. no 50, del seflor Colon.
Alberta ia session q Ia hora de cos
tumbre, Sc aprueba el acta anterior.
E1 Presidente firmo el H. B. n1merd
para que pida al Presidente y Senadd|
de los Estados Unidos que el cafe do
Puerto Rico sea comprendido entire
productos que obtenga mayores b9
ficios al ser impoltados de en- Cuba ~.
Sc 1eyeron a1gunos dictamenes de las
comisiones permanentes, sefial andosd
en- discussion para maf1ana.
A peticion del sefIor Coon. autor del
Bill n1mero So, para que Sc cedan al
Goberno de los Estados Unidos ciertod
terrenos.
Los sefiores Delegates, despues de-
una pequefa discussion. convinieron en-
que teniendo er cuenta que esos, terre-
nos son para establecer una estaeionl
naval en- momentos tan graves como lod
actuales Sc rompa ell reglamento y qud
|suspendiendo la Camara la session pasd|
el bill de referencia las comisiones id
Legislation Y Terrenos P1blicos, fir
de que informe la mayor brevedad
para que Sc discuta hoy mismo, Asl Sd
acordo.
A las 2y 30 entroel sefor Sanche3
Morales la Camara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
S0EsRae E1asaialas

Interesa los comerciantes la Iectura
de Ia disposition dc "a Junta de Sani-
dad, sobre Importation y venta de ha-
rims que aparece en- este n11mero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30

Ell Gobernador ha transferido para
el viernes proximo el almuerzo que ha-
bfa ofrecido varlos miembros de Ia
Camara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30

MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK
New York, Enero 80 - Los
azucares centrifugados Sc coti-
zan hoy as IIIIo y los masca-
bados 8 rs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
MBase BALI

Ell Domingo proximo habra un de-
safio de .base ball, entire los clubs
Indiana" y "Paz.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
Question il1aporSaunte

Hemos recibido Ia siguiente nota, Gu
va 'ectura recomendamos:
"A los interesados en- asuntos tabaca-
leros y al p1blico en- general.-La Co
mission de trabajo de la Camara de Re-
presentantes convoca por la presente a
Ia Union de Torcedores, Camaras de
Comercio Federation Libre, fabrican-
tes, agricultores y operarios dedicados
al negocio de tabaco, en- toda la Isla
para que Sc dignen acudir los salones
de la Camara, los martes, jueves y sa-
bados de ocho q diez de la noche, para
informar sobre los siguienteS puntos:
Medic de evitar la introduction
en- los Estados Unidos con marca de
Puerto Rico del tabaco de inferior cali
dad producido en- otras comarcas y Ella
Dorado en- Puerto Rico.
2.-Medios de evitar que el tabaco
|elaborado en- Puerto Rico Sc haga pa
sar en- la Union como tabaco cubano.
3-Toda otra medida de caracter le-
gislativo que pueda favorecer la indus.
tria tabacaIera.
Las personas residences fuera de Ia
ciudad que no puedan acudir la in
formation pdblica, podran enviar sus
opiniones por escrito al Secretario de Ia
Camara.
La Conision cerrrara la informacior
tan pronto como Sc halle en- possession de
sufcientes datos.
San Juan, P. R. 80 de- Enero de 1908
81 Presidente,
PIT.
P. c. TIMOTHEE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
En- CaYlaDana
(Notas de viaje

Mayaguez 26 de Enero 4 Do3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30
Libras en- New York

New York, Enero 3o.-Las Ii.
bras esterlinas Sc cotizan hoy
ca esta plaza a $4.S4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-30

La concurrencia 4 las novenas es
grsnde y pasaban de.1dos mil personals
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30

The practice OF covering one wall pa.
per with another. sometimes To the
number OF four or 1--WE. which IL often
done for purposes OF economy. bvsides
being the opposite OF neatness. Ia
fraught with great danger to h,alth.
especially In rented houses Apparently
sporadic cases of scarlet fever. Il;,h-
theriA and other contagious dis,x s., y
might undoubtedly often be traced
back To the illness and perhaps death
OF some former tenant OF the house
from the same cause. The Iusidlnus
germs were not all destroyed by the
fumigations ordered 10y the health u.i
Ger. and beneath the fresh paper a. th..
cracks and folds OF the one covered
lurked the poison still potent FOR harm,
TO the new occupants. Our boards OF
health should Insist upon every pa
pered wall being thoroughly scral.rd
and washed with antiseptics before
the new paper is applied.-St. Louis
Republic
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30
kzyEQR Y0URG[N
tSL FelKSl&S
FREAKS OF FIGURES.
interesting Tricks with Numbers
For Little Mathematician.

Interesting Tricks with Numbers
For Little mathematician.
Tell some friend to put a number
down ON piece Of paper. Let ii be any
number above hundreds For instance
9S.S01. Tell him that he may place an
other number under this containing the
same number OF figures. Then you
place under that another number. Then
he the next and you the last
Allow him then TO place n paper or
something over all the figures but the
top row. SO that you cannot see them.
You can then draw line below the
paper and almost instantly tell him the
sum OF the several numbers. never fail
Ing. He may say that you have com
mitted the figures to memory while
they were being put down. Let him try
1t. when he will be convinced that he Is
wrong.
1t Is done I'm this way: He puts down.
say. 9S,S01 for his first number and 81
42S for his second. Then you put down.
onhand. 04.571. He has one more
chance and puts down. say. $500. and
you then follow with 1G.3O7. The zig.
ures Will stand thus:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30
LAUNDRY Lines.

Make your iron holder OF asbestus
cloth.
Table salt in the starch will help In
the ironing.
Laces or delicate materials which are
soaked in borax water do not require
rubbing.
A little borax In the last rinsing wa
ter Will make handkerchiefs easier to
iron and look better when done.
A useful thing to remember is that
the iron will not stick to the clothes If
the starch used hns been mixed with
soapy water.
Rub the irons with n a h soaked in
kerosene TO prevent sc,. ching. Ere
qment rubbing OF sandpaper will keep
irons from sticking.
Three ounces OF bOr.x and two
pounds OF sliced white Lar soap dis.
solved I'm Two quarts OF hot water will
make a splendid lather for washing
clothes.
II you wash black stool; lngs In a
warin lathcr Of -Oap and water-no so
da-and add Lille vinegar 20 the rims
ing water they Will Icep a good color
till worn out.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30
Clear Fork Va

The miners grievance in regard to
the number Of pounds in ton seems
to me n very real one. The company
sells 2,240 pounds. but the men are
paid at the rate Of $500 to 3.lG0 pounds
for n ton. This allowance is supposed
to be made for loss and impurity, but
when the impure part has been put
through Il washer it is sold for buck
wheat" coal The men. however. get
nothing for this. They are robbed OF
that much" to adopt their own phrase
ology.
To be sure. very many people say
this difference is absolutely necessary
TO protect the capitalists from the dirt
and stone weight that the miner could
and does throw in. But If this is true
why do the operators object TO the
unions proposition that check weigh
man. paid by the miners themselves,
shall weigh AL coal together with the
company's representative? - Kellogg
Durland in Boston Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30
Nicer Even THIN n Doll.

"IIush-a-by. babyw sang Winnie Ia
her doll as she sat by the door of her
cottage home one bright autumn day.
She had come back from school and
she meant To have good game with
Rosa Annie. as she had named her doll
But very coon mother stood in the door.
way with little Ben.
Winnie" she said. baby Is waking.
and | must get fathers dinner. Put
dolly down. my dear. ana take Ben and
baby into the lane. The fresh mir viii
do them good"
DO you think Winnie poutcd or
frowncd or grumblcdI on. mol Winnie
liked 10 help mother ms much ms She
could, and very soon she was out with
the little ones In the lane where the
bmckbcrrcS grew.
"Oh. baby" she cried ms she Rugged
her little sister May. you are nicer
even than dear Rosa. Annie, for she
only smiles, but you can clap your
hands and laugh ana jump and hold
out your arms 10 me. Why. look. IN
Tiers coming To- dinner Run and meet
him. Benny. and hen give you ride
home on his shoulder"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30

The tea table. according to Harper's
bnzar. Ii no longer considered II proper
piece or furniture for the living room
or the parlor. The new fashion ls 10
have the tea tray brought into the
room and placed on small table ready
Tor the purpose. The table. which
should be low and convenient for the
hostess la her easy chair or rocker. In
one which is ordinarily used to hold a
book or two or Il bowl OF flowers. easily
removed. On the tray Is everything
hecessary-the kettle ready for light.
Ing. tea caddy. teapot. cups. etc. After
lighting the lamp the waitress brings
Ia the cakes and sandwiches
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30
Using Powder.

Many persons aver that powder Is
ruinous to the complexion. You Will
occasionally meet old ladies with skins
OF baby textures who will tell you that
they have used powder all their lives.
But their powder was the simplest prep
aration. just little magnesIn and zinc.
perfumed with orris root III the skin
needs extra care, II quarter of lemon
squeezed I'm little milk will be found
very beneficial. The face should be
bathed In II morning and evening. If
possible, The face should never be wash
ed I'm water. Soap should only be used
at night. IL Is good plan after wash.
Ing the face with soap To use the curd
OF lemon and milk. letting IL dry ON the
skin
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30
NEW WOMAN OF LEISURE.
Prominent Part She May Take In n
DOmesIic Rcgime

Prominent Part She May Take In the
Domestic Regime.
The woman Of leisure who wakes up
10 her possibilities must begin by train.
Ing herself 10 new specific work
Let her leave To man the making Of
shirts as well rs steel rails. but let her
take up|his former work. which he has
largely exchanged for hers. Some one
must do some hard thinking. He has
no time for It, She has She must do
harder thinking I'm new lines II her
children are not TO he spiritual degen-
crates. She educates them: their IA
Their pays their bills The ideals OF
both are fighting for supremacy In the
child 5 mind. II she Is not sane and
wise and has no vision Of the family.
the nation. the world that should be.
II she has no philosophy of LIE and II
too apathetic TO work TO get one. she is
Of all endowed creatures, most con
temptible and pitiable. For the saliva.
ton OF her own family. the standard OF
life and thought of the larger class OF
women with less leisure and the phys.
Teal conditions of the largest class. with
no leisure. largely depend on her.
II the brain power that goes into
whist were put ON the school question.
or the time spent on learning to Tay
nothing In French were put into the
study OF ideas In the fie,f Of economies
or sociology or American history. 10 be
expressed I'm clear English; II half OF
the energy spent on horse shows. Son.
teas. dances and other nnuSements.
harmless only when one does not gorge
on them, were spent on coming face TO
face with real producers in tomrments,
factories. shops. schools or college set
Elements. several things would happen.
The ambitious. fretful woman who is
driving her husband TO forgery or n d.
vorce court; the woman who finds life
busy bore, monotonouS. irrttat ting ka-
leidoscope. and the sweet little kldy who
THINKS herself too small and helpless
even to venture TO try TO get nm opinion
on the big questions over which her
supposedly wise husband shakes his
head, would all begin To get the Joy OF
real power. Men absorbed In the tech.
nicalities of one business would gladly
learn from such wives some other ms.
poets OF the great problems OF business.
Justice and democracy and yuin wider
horizon than their Office or the Stock
Exchange.-Pilgrim
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-01-30

Now place the paper over all the fig
ures but the first number and quickly
put down the sum OF the columns-29S.
299-which upon verifying Will loo
found TO be correct.
Now l will explain how this is done
After the figures have been set down
and covered YOU have the key To the
problem I'm the first number. which Is
left uncovered. In any number of flg
ures-say five. rs I'm the example given
-00.09o would be the largest number
that could be written. Very well. Your
friend set down as his second number
35.42S. 10 which you added G4,571. Now
see:
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look equally ridiculous. She must be
severely commonplace The stout wo-
man. sad 20 say. generally has a reck-
less passion for plaids aud contrasts OF
oil kinds. But she must conquer her
love OF color and striking effects. She
must elothe herself In sober grays and
dark shades. Above all she must alb
jure fancy neck dressing and leave her
waist line TO the Imagination OF the
bSbolder.
III 1t Is any consolation to the airict.
Ell one. she may know that she prolpa-
bly, VIII keep her youthful face years
after wrinkles and crows feet have
laid their heavy hand on her lcaner
sister.
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You will see plenty OF women who
VIII look smart for few weeks each
season and then degenerate into dowdl-
ness. IL Is because they do not take
good care OF their clothing. and It's
freshness lasts only short time. Some
times they are women who have both
time and money. but are lacking In
good habits. and for them no excuse
can be found. A tired body and very
little spare time will receive pardon