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The sun., 1903-07-12
FINANCIAL NOFES.

The annual report Of the New York Coffee
Exchange. Compiled br Supt. G. Il. Stroud,
shows he total sales for the year ending Juue 80
TO hav. been o 1850 $50 bags, This isnn incrsnse
of llO $50 bags us compared with ID02, The
total sales In 1907 amounted to 7.2G3. 600 bags,
and in November of that venr the highest
price : Centa. for Soptember and October,
was reached The lowest ngure was $50
cents reached last month
II was reported IN Wall lStreet Yesterday that
the proposed deal between the American
Light aud Traction Company and the United
Gas Improvement Company hRd been abnn-
doncd, Th" stock OF the American COM
pany advanced to 50 when the deal was first
reported but has since declined. Rld ON
Friday the price broke to i5GG5 on sales of
200 shares.
David H. Mofrat president Of the First
National ,Baak Of Denver, Tol and Of the
Compnny. visited Wall Street yesterday.
MIR Moffat said that work Oh the road was
proceeding rapidly. \ s?,i0A,COO contraC,
has been lot for the construction of tunnel.
mud orders hay.n been placed f2r M steel rnlls
would open NJ ab2ut 700 .nNare miles Of coal
nroprrt' the prodUCt Of which could be pat
down il Chicago Tor IS 4 tOa.
The sun., 1903-07-12
THE TREASURY DEFICIT.
Less Than Was Expected for the First
Month Of the Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, July II While the receipts
from customs and from internal revenue
for the first ten days Of the present month
have not been quite up to last years mark ,
the disbursements of the Ire asury have not
been 80 heavy, notwithstanding greater
appropriations, and consequently the def
icit for that period lis less than expected
for the beginning Of fiscal year, when
large allotmonts of new appropriations
are made.
The receipts for tho ten days have reached
a total OF over SIS ,OG0. 900, and the expcndi-
turee almost S23 900 600, whereas the deficit
at this time last year had reached nearly
Sll 100000. Toward the end cf the month,
however, there was a gain 'f receipts over
expenditures, and al its close the excess Of
disbursements did not exceed 81 500 COO
fer the entire month. There vas a gain II
6 500 COO in the month q August, and OK
Sil 900 600 in September, so that early
in the third month of the last fiscal year
the Government had balance on he right
side Of tho ledger
This year, however the appropriat ions
are somewhat heavier. which nay run tho
disbursements up sCmc, although the
principal increase, that for new battleships,
will net b. paid out until LAT er in the VI ar.
More than fourth Of the expenditures so
far was for the payment Of pensions for
the first quarter Of the new year, and an
equal sum was for the army The limit q
deficit for the month is placed at SIS, ,OOO, 900
by Treasury officers, who, however, do not
expect the excess to run over $40 ,C00, 900
The sun., 1903-07-12
10000, 900, 900 MOSQUITOES.
And These All Bred I'm Only One Square
Mile.

vrw pyrxsw,cw NJ nI, ur,.
nN0N'".'N' N' 80 'uiy ~Ahe
worst plague Of mosquitoes ever known
is sfflictinu New Jprsev and narticularlv
A.. -." 'eiesy ""o P"'
:hls town, the home OF State Entomologist
s'An D. smith, Last year the New Jersey
legislature voted PrOf. Smith $4,000 to
be used in studying the pests. Prof Smith
TODAY issued tho foIln,;n, etot.r.n,.
"-"'y 'esueu 'h' ioio"ihs statement
For some days past there has been a some
what upueusl nup,har ~ ,noao,,itnea In No~
pr,ns,'io,. nunlo"i .u v. io'I.oen ~ we"
:" " ""s"ioh' anu they are houerabely piooa-
thrsty, according to all accounts. IL has
been suggested in consequence, that was
not attending to business; that i was favor
In, 49, i w v"a' "ee 'a,o
"s 'ne increase Oh the pest. ana even that
bred them myself Now all Of these sug-
vestions. except the first. are true. have
h.," p'e"e'u 70 sce ''iosaui'oes SD premium,
Vpcalse they have done more in week to
arouse sentiment against themselves than
now o o ,",i rn u, ~ ny laooLatIry; az out .neS are
II must be remembnred M he that np INV nssirp-
nent ia 10 at,,dy tha hnhita nnd ns, bnTns ~
brerSn, of ivy i, NV i,aU.,s anu i',ohous VI
inmate thcn, and H. ia nos onI,v Vv "orc.ivahia
but it il fact thSt thIs Ia ,onsy,aI and wide..
spread INVASION i a positive sdyantase to
better to locate the Lager br"sdinv 'iu arens sme
Every Lola in within pnesnui,nas ,,aS hraai
Ia uirning ont if. hundreds thousands 'C or
remom,hrred tho, IT,, "ny s,yr,.r hnSs ~
entire civ strv@ved @ FOR hreed;no nln",s n" ana ,r
q. Of THEM we're located ON man that was
HeyS" bcn m my veT Ms' [SpoFst rapSosl ~ bovs n tho
bcodHg pNr%s ] i NeF SaieinI Sr ~ 10 nave a. the
dd@qrocted this sea NJ ,on M and. in c6nseG,Ience.
Hcr,Ssi, No, Aai aozGa specimens Of the form that
N porch nu no aeaen ma ,n,IIn boa "a
@ artanM M Shore svrS" snrysn ed We s n"b nnd nnd
The sun., 1903-07-12
ADMITS HE'S NOT A PRIEST.
Posed as Roman Father to Solicit Money
without Warrant,

PAssAIc, N. j., July ll.--Father' Frank
Podrigislei, the alleged priest who was
arrested here yesterday on n charge OF
drunkcnness, was put through n rigid
examination this morning before being
taken to the Passaic county jail in default
of fine Of S..
The police will communicate with the
police in Chicago where, 1t is said, the man
is known. Father Herman. who causg d
his arrest because he said he was solicit
ing money for home and orphan asylum,
questioned the man ss to his knowledge
Of Latin. Half dozen questions had
made il evident that he was not a priest
of the Roman Church. Later he admitted
that he WAS once priest Of the Old Catholic
Church. Of which Bishop kologoski Of Chi
cago is the head
The sun., 1903-07-12
Live stock Market.

SATURDAY, July H.
Receipts OF bccr"s were 100 head, mainly con
signed direct. No sales reported Dressed brrf I
steady: city dressed native SIDES az asi1c. per H.
Cables Inst received quoted American steers M
til1di2c, dressed weight: refrigerator beef at sN
a'!c PR n. RHpcrtcd. exports for to day. 900
bcCvcS 2,9iO quarters Of beef,
Receipts Of calves all for the market. vera 90
head: 2Sa hcRd sale Ill told. The market nearly
nomino only frw hrnd sold: bunch of WcS;
virginia calves at 80 PER 100 lbs City dressed
vcnlS. 7MlOc per lb.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs Including 4 cars
direct 10 slaughter. were 3p4S head, II cars sale
ali told sheep ruled slow and steady: lambs
we're quiet with the average ot sales slightly lower
than yesterday. The pens were about cleared
Sheep sold at s2,5Oas1.76 per iOo lbs lambs at
s. 500 $3.50: one car AZ @.3s, Dressed mutton
general SnlcS 8dtSc per h.. dressed lambs RnIlc
Receipts OF hog, were D23 head, mairly con
signed direct. no sales reported.
The sun., 1903-07-12
CENTRAL BREAKS POINTS MORE.
Pennsylvania Touches l3l In and ANAL.
samatcd Copper 80.

Again yesterday. under the leadership
OF New York Central. which broke 4 full
points to 1l4I, the entire stock market
was unsettled and showed declines through
out the list. New low recerds were made
by certain stocks In the short two hours
trading, in which the total sales were 1888 0SO
shares.
The first fifteen minutes Of trading was
extremely exciting. tho breaks coming
so fast that the feeling on the flcOr was
very nervous. Such stocks as Pcnnsyi-
vania. New York Central and ST. Paul
broke rapidly with differences OF at times
half a point between quotations. New
York Central itself broke 31S points in the
first hour of trading
Among the stocks which made new low
records were ST. Paul, which fell to l4Al2;
Pennsylvania, to l211a, and Amalgamated d
Copper. 80, which are the lowest prices
touched by these stocks eince the May
panic OF 1901, induced by tho Northern
Pacific corner. A great deal Of the selling
was thought TO have como from out of town
where the unexplained de clincs OF the last
few days have been disturbing.
number Of disgusting reports were
in circulation having regard to the clcs-
ing up Of big loans and atte ndant diff
culties for the borrowers. The reports
that $1,000 shares Of 8 eel had been sold
out and that large financial institution
had also dispc ssd OF several million dol
lars worth Of securities. the stocks In each
cas-, having been put up 6s collateral, We're
again brought out The United State 4
Steel shars, however, were among the
firm st stocks Of the dav, the common de-
clining only three -ei hths Of point and
the preferred oAe-half of point.
As against thes, dis urbing reports,
both the rather favorable showing made by
the weekly bsnR state ment and the equally
favorable position Of the crops as set forth
in the Government report we're mentioned,
Wit the support sippcs Sod to come from
banking interests in the latter part Of the
trading the rn"rket steadod and prices
moved up {, life"
The sun., 1903-07-12
SPEND NOTHING IN NEW YORK.
Following tho Canal Partisan's Logic,
New York Ought Not to Vote for 1t.

view N0rk OuBht NOT To Vote Tor 1t.
According to the Canal Association OF
Greater New York, instead of opposing
the barge canal project Rochester ought
TO favor IL because the plan calls for the
expenditure OF $14,570 900, or one-seventh
OF the whole Sl0l ,000, 600 on the work in
Monroe county. To Skipper Raymond Of
the Grasshopper (defunct) that argument
seems irresistible. Will he come down to
New York with this close copy Of that logic: /:
spent In Greater. New York; why should
New York favor the proposition2
They we're entering Yellowstone Park
The General sat his horse with military
grace, nor was the Governor less at home
astraddle.
BY the gateway they saw man. his
head pillowed In sage brush, reading,
reading. reading.
The General stirred him with his whip.
AWhat are you doing there?" he asked.
Waiting" said the man, composing him
self again in the brush. "Just waiting
I'm a junk dealer. When the new canal
puts the railroads out of business I'll be
on hand to bury the old rails and such"
ROCHESTER, July ll.-Among the speakers
at the coming State convention Of organi-
cations opposed to the 1,O0O-ton barge
canal will be Senator John Raines OF Canaan
daigua, Senator Horace White of Syracuse.
Senator Benjamin Wilcox of Auburn and
Secretary Giles of the New York State
Grange. Mayor Rodcnbeck will deliver
the address OF welcome. The Chamber Of
o.. =,
of cooperation in its campaign against the
spending Of Sl01, 600, 900.
-
UTICA, July 1.-THE second Of the ban
quets under the auspices Of those who want
the canal enlarged will be held July 2s,
John A. Stewart has made the arrange
ments and many farmers and editors here
abouts have been invited. John ID. Herman
Attorney General Cunneen and II. E, Ho-
bart OF New Yor will speak.
The sun., 1903-07-12
Advocate Parish House Opened.

Archdcacon Nelson Of New York opened
Yesterday new parish house of the Epsco-
pal Mission of the Advocate, Washington
avenue between 1sOth and lsist streets
The new house il on one Of three lots bought
last year with money advanced by Trinity
parish, There is a gymnasium in the bass
ment, an auditorium seating $50 on the
first floor and Sunday school room in the
second stOrY
The sun., 1903-07-12
TO ExTERMINATE Mosquitoes


MoREIsrowN, N. J..'July li.--Last nigh
on South street, one Of the most fashionable
thoroughfaes in the city. could he seen
burning what looked like torches, such as
are used by campers. They proved to be
snucers containing kerosene oil, and We're
kept lighted on porches and lawns until a
late hour The plan was suggested as a
means to exterminate mosquitoes, and
those who tried the experiment say it was
succe ssful In limited areas
The sun., 1903-07-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AHAkANAc-THrs DAY.
Sun rises 4:3S Sun sets 73l Noon rises o-0S
HIGH wATrR-rHIs DAT.
Sandy Hook $50 Gov I'd -, ,s2l Hell Gate. ll:17
Arrivsd-sAruRpAY. July l,

NfrIVVu- July II
SIS Philadelphia. Southampton. July /.
IS La Lorraine, Havre. July 4.
S. Cedric, Liverpool. July 3.
IS Etrura. Liverpool, July 4.
81 LguriA, Genoa. June 81
SIS MOntseTrat, Genoa, June al.
SIS Saxon Prince. Newcastle, June 25
81 Peconic, Gibraltar. June 2c.
SIS R0b.nla, Palermo. June lS
Ss Syracuse, Santos, June 20.
IS Seneca. Nassau, JulyS.
SIS Dorisbrook. Tamp'oo. July 2
IS Allegheny. Kingston. July 4.
SIS Vigilancia, H. vnna, Julys
SIS NorthmGn, Port Arthur. Julya.
SIS Apache. Jacksonville, July z,
IS Algonquin, Jacksonville. July g.
SIS Hamilton, Norfolk, July TO-
SIS Harry W. Haynes. Jacksonville. ,Iuiy .,
The sun., 1903-07-12
tn aNlpAClFIC NAILS.

THAN|PAJIFlC NAttso.
'usTEAaLa9A. Tea sfsssf Sss e.. sa$
torta, 3. G.. close here daily as ~ r. ,,s, NJ. Mp
toJuiy tistn. inclusive for de'pa'e0 p'' steam
slR JAPAN .ss ,1,, pa'.eelSs II: sss
despatch per steamship Dorlc' , All,
CHINA and JAPAN. Via Seattle. close , here d',y
3, s,.psseh Sc T. pss n .senansnip Sn 70 isy Eys 'n
HAWAH VA San francisco, close here daily A.
sS = y Y g I lsIS sas S,Gisa inclusive for d'''
Goss here gsy ~ sao "; ~; " .s,n.sp .SS
mur.ss ,n % sf india. lMsrchAndIse Tor u. 9.
postal Agency 4. Shanghai cannot be for
Tsrdeq e fssaGs1 s!,,ds and ,D,e,.,y addressed
HAwAi nsI ~ sannNp .as NpHhipS,sS va
tsnesse flos. nero asly o. s =, IN ~ .s w 20
pu,IflRRpNRp Rpiiss isLtSSs ya san rns',gs .s;, ses:
y @ Sos sssS eGss s.as. HsTs d'!s ~
rpT s''gEss gssRAgb s'bF 'ia;pa aSspa2x 2Sn1s v..
VAL. Via San Francisco. close here lsl'y ~
ssnts essSn Re' cs1Tsss ;saP ins br,n 'or ".
ssS iS A. ~ " sSs'SSaa s% and and e:ss ?; suaaaS:
A. 40 A. NJ, a. Rnd oS =. M'--Wlu y
made up ahd forwarded rhM the ARRIVAL ~
the cunard stcanicIl -, 49,.
TAHITI and MARQUES ISLANDS, Via San
Franclseo, close here daily az $50 p, N. up 10
Aug. Slott. Inclusive. for despatch per steaFn-
ship Nsnpose. , ,,,. A..
strGlba 10 forwarded VIA Europe; and New
tho quickest routes Philippines specially
addressud "via Canads or VIA Europe. must
be fully prepaid a. tho foreign rates. HAWAII
Is forwarded via San Frnnotsco exclusively.
CORNELIUS VAN oOrT, POSTMASTER
Post Once, New York. N. Y. July 10. 1903
The sun., 1903-07-12
DIVIDENDS AND uNrEREsr.

GhfAl HVCsA lsl.AsD GetMxASA.
New York cry! July I, 1908.
The Board Of DIRECTORS oi The Rock Island Com
pany have declaIed 2 quarterly dividend u tho
l. 1908 to tho holders 81 she shares nIsne prsfcrred
canital stock Or their legal rsprcscntatttcs OF
l7. 1909. The transfer booia FOR the pssferFed
stock VIII be clcsed alta oclock p. NJ, July IA. and
opened again at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, July 3O zoos
rGEoRGET HOtilS. Assistant Tressprer
The sun., 1903-07-12

SIS Celtic, from Queenstown for New York
SIS ST. Paul, from Southampton for New York
SIS Campania, from LiverpoOi for New York.
So La Gascogne. from Havrc for New York.
rs Vadcrland. from Antwerp for New York
S. friedrich der Crosse, from Bremen for New
'0Ik.
S. Trinidad, from Bermuda for New York.
The sun., 1903-07-12
HuISuNESs CHA NCEa.

,,,.,,.,,- :. - -
r - w SiNESS BARGAINS.
patant irl nenl toI preventing worms and
parhSlLt9i Formula ana est. hiS., S1S.opO
l Mt In gsxh iOnr null n,
mi in elrc irht nlan, sna ,rstcr tvc, nj. tt''
stone Va siDD0O " ~ "' "''
conpstc stocI hdw.. rroo,y,.x arv so,d.
rtr bIr ana real rstnta 2rhshur,. D. A"'"''
r,qn M, nr v rn,n nnsi,ios ~" co,Is,,, mo U r
taiping void ,ns ,n1 yois ,ni srwsr sinnu az" "
INerT ircI apo SaIN Stnhlr iiien Minhn
tlprr, houss block p,nn iii ia Gno ""
,r,r rr'fge Hnu s i.,p'esess sno oM' ana oidss A.
stock Of mems furnishings and hats Winsted
Millinery stock, NaucomR. Ia, $1,000
Hair wash formula and trade mari, ss0oo.
The sun., 1903-07-12

SIS Umbria. from New York at Queenstown.
SIS Barba rossa. from New York at Plymouth
SIS Armenian. from New YORK at Queenstown.
The sun., 1903-07-12

FORT MOTT. N j.. duly 10, ip01-. scaled pro
posala In tripcato. for fnrnlshing and INSTALLING
two csstcrns hero will he rccrived unSh P. M.
July 30 1909. Information fuEAished on akplica
tlon. Y. S. reserves right 10 reject Any IN hds.
Enys,Sp,S containing M proRoss7 ssonId Ss laSgrssd
MASTER. Fort Mott, N. j..
The sun., 1903-07-12
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close ons hour edTlfrr than closing time shown
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so sfs %ssa sssn sns
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later st Foreign Station.
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The sun., 1903-07-12
MAILS roRwARpEDQ OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT


TRANSpACIFI0.
cUBA.-By rail 10 Port Tampa. .Fla.. and thence
by stcanlor, closes at this ONCE daily. execps
Thursdsy, Ut $3.50 A. N. lthe connscssns malls
close here on Mondays. Wednesdays and Sa-
MpEiSG GiTY.- Overland, unless specially ad-
dressed for despatch by steamer CLOSES st
thIs onise daily except Sunday. A. IU r. u;
And iiD p. ID, sundays AZ 100 p NJ ana
NEWFOuNDLAND.-By rail to North sydney.
and thence by steamer. closss a. this omse M
daily At b:so P, H. tconnee!ing rnsis s! S.sS sSse
here every Monday, wednesday and Soturdayl
JAMAica.-by tail Boston snS ,hsI'es M sv.py py
Tuesday and Thursday. -.
MotEL0N.-Dy rail 20 Roseon, and sas thence by
steamer, rl0ses at this once daily nt9:DP.M
BELIZE. ptiETTo coRTEz and GUATEaALA::.--
Az rail- 10 Nav Orleans, and thence BY stfemes:
closes at this ofhoe daily. except sundayi a
ll:90 p. NJ. and Slisso p. ~. SUNDAYS a. SiOo
u M and I'll 80 r. NJ. (connecting mall closes
here Mondays at ~ 10 p. ny:
COSTA RiCA.--By rail- TO New Orenns, ana themes
BY Steafter, closes At this once daily. except
sunday, AZ ii;So p. NJ and sli:0 p M. SUN
days a. yI:0d =. NJ. and Sii0 n !connoctsnS
mali closes here Tuesdays a. lll2 r Ml.
SREGiSvERED NAIL rlosss at deoo r. M' previous
day.
The sun., 1903-07-12

WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS
Ca,', near Corning. Is A. snd tmpts
Cal, nrar Los Angeles. II A. fruit land.
Col, Pueblo CO.. ranches embracing $40 A.
stock and lmpts; 2OOO 4. leased land.
Col. Jefferson Co., 40 A. eopd. farm.
So!', Kiowa CO., st0ck ranch, $50 A.
Col. near 0lncy Springs. 1as a. and tmpts
Col, Cripple Creek. reH and lot.
Col, Hncrfano Co. 1853 A.. school lease on 2s0
Conn. Orange. two res, and lot.
Fla. Lake Co, nnc 10 A, orange grove
Chicago. Evanston modern lG-r res.
Indianapolis, Irlngton modern cottage.
a., Howard Co. leo A. and impts.
KY. Hopkins Co, 1900 A. coal land,
La. TeIsas Parish, cotton plantation 2lBO A.
imPts and stock I4Oo A. timber
Nd. OXFORD 7-r. furnished rcs
Mass, berkshire 90, l15 A. and impts.
MISS. Greene Co, ZOO A. timber land.
NO.. Crawford Co. 700 A. and impts
y. H., Concord. double tenement house.
y. <. lister Co.. fine farm 12S A.
\. T. Ciy, Perry Ave. res and lots.
y. y, Albany Co., u A. and impis.
n. J., J.. T.. Flushing, res. aid lots
n Y. Iompkins Co, 81 A. and in,pts
y ~, Morton Co. i0.Ft A. prairie land.
O., Orel city, 20 a. land and lots
O, Clcrmont Co, ~ A. aud lnppts.
@. Ptckawar Co. 1877 A. and iHiptS
Pa Lpzerne e.. Is 4: and ln,pts,
$. n, feadls Co, leo L. land
Tenn. Hamilton Co. a. A. and impts
Utah, Ogden. 10 /. and lmpts.
W. Washington Co. 10 4. aud impts
W., Newport News. res ana lot. 2ytb ST.
MS, superior. 10 bldg. lots, Oakss Add.
Wyo,: Carbon Co, l2D0 4. iinpd paid land
W. NJ oSrRANDER. N. A. BTda,. Phlln
The sun., 1903-07-12

TIC receipts from Customs TO day were ssOs nal:
from internal rCvrnpr eaa4 $40; mSccllanc cous.
s;a,Od7 National bank notes received FOR rcdcnp-
tlon s3Oa,5tO
The cash statcnc of the United States Treasurer
The sun., 1903-07-12

HELP wANTED-MALgs.

WANTED ~A About 100 able .bOdled mon wishins
10 learn tho tradc Of bcvelnk plate glass: steady
cn piOyment and RoJd wegss. Apply In writing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-18

Jackets worn some years ago. The cor
set Of today is made on entirely different
lines, being short, OF soft material, with
but a couple of bones, and it is shaped on
hygienic and physiological principles, Civ
ing the internal organs a proper amount
Of space and freedom, and allowing ample
play for the movements Of the ribs.
Probably one of the most prolific agents
IN bringing about this fortunate change
Is the modern devotion to outdoor games
pastimes and pursuits No woman
squeezed up in an old-fashioned corset
such as our mothers wore could, even had
she dreamed of such thing, walk a half
mile, let alone run and stoop, -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-18

US wished for this happy period to come,
but what can a woman do when fashion
sets the pace2 Very few of us have the
courage Of our convictions when it comes
to dtsregarding the mandates of that ter
rible ruler. OF course we had the plea
OF necessity Of something to- hang and
drape our clothes on, and the need of a
certain amount of support, but the fact
remains that thousands Of women and
girls have been hurried to untimeIy
graves or sustained serious internal In
Juries from tight lacing.
The modern corset is a mere band Of
whalebone and ribbons compared with
the steei-ribbed, unfolding strait
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-18

sustain the correct attitude as shown In
the cut for any length of time. The
movement should be executed bv stand
ing first on one leg then on the other,
and the position should be held in each
case as long as possible
No 8, Front Trunk Flexion with Arms
at Side Horizontal-This exercise. like
NO T. also strengthens the small of the
back" but its main purpose is to correct
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-18

decteed that we shall no longer have
small wasp-like waists. The scuIptors
and painters who have all along been
telling US Of the beauties Of the natural
waist will say, What have we been tell
ing3you?' and Will point out TO us the ex-
amples Of the world of art and the
figures Of the old masters
But then we knew all that, and most of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-18

stoop shoulders and widen the lateral
diameter OF the chest. The chin should
be well raised and the head thrown well
back. No exercise is better adapted to
produce straight spine and erect car
riage Of the head and shoulders
Hold this position for about five sec
onds to commence with, increasing the
time gradually until the attitude can be
held for thirty to sixty counts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-18

RE we womankind growing
wiser, or is 1t merely the in
evitable turning of the wheel
of fashion that has brought
in the modest corset? Ger
tain 1t ia that fashion has
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