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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

An eminent physician says that
"Women are not truthful; they will lie
10 their physician" This statement
should be qualified; women do tell the
truth, but not the whole truth, to a
male physician, but this is only in re-
gard TO those painful and troublesome
disorders peculiar to their sex.
It Is a terrible ordeal TO a delicate,
sensitive, refined woman to be obliged
TO answer certain questions when those
questions are asked even by her family
physician. This is especially the case
with unmarried women.
Is it any wonder, then, that women
continue TO suffer and that doctors
fail to cure female diseases when they
cannot get the proper information to
work on?
This is the reason why thousands and
thousands of women are now CORE
spending with Mrs. Pinkham. To her
they can and do give every symptom
so that she really knows more about
the true condition of her patients
through her correspondence with them
than the physician who personally
questions them.
1fyou suffer from any form OF trouble
peculiar to women, write at once tc
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, and she
will advise you free of charge.
The fact that this great boon, which
Is extended freely to women by Mrs
Pinlkham, is appreciated, the thou
sands of letters received by her prove
Many such grateful letters as the fol
lowing are constantly pouring in.
Ask Mrs. PInkham's AdVlCe-A Won
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
Announcement of the Thenterr.

The appearances in Omaha Of David
Bispham. the eminent baritone, during the
last two seasons have done much TO raise
the standard of musical Interpretation in
the field of song and given TO students OF
voice culture an idea far beyond that here
tofore conceived The program to be pre-
sented by Mr.. Bispham tonight at the Lyric
will be almost entirely new. but it is init
mated that he will cheerfully respond with
some OF the old favorites. such as Danny
Deever." written expressly for him by
Walter Damrosch. "Who Knows" etc. The
dramatic Pirates Song" which made such
a profound impression early in this season,
will be repeated. Although there are many
good seats left, Indications are that there
will be packed house to hear this inimit-
able singer, who retires from the concert
stage with the close of this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
PROCLAMATION BY PRESIDENT
Requests That All Donations BE For
warded in Care of Red Cross.

Requests That All Donations BE For
warded in Care of Red Cross.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The following
statement was issued from the White
House this afternoon:
To the Public: After a full consultation
with Secretary Taft, the president Of the
American National Red Cross association,
who is also secretary of war, and is con-
ture Of the money, probably s25oOOOO APP
gress for the relief Of San Francisco.
wish to make the following suggestions;
Contributions both in money and in all
the relief OF those who have suffered
through this appalling calamity. Unless
there is a proper organization for the the
in large part be wasted and will In large
part fail to reach the verv Eeople whom
It is most to be desired they should reach
ton has sent out to take charge OF the
relief work DR.. Edward Devine, general
secretary Of the charity organization So
been very large In work Of this kind. pr
peyine will work in conjunction with
Of the Ninth circuit and the head OF the
California Red Cross association. General
Funston has already been directed to CO.
the secretary OF war that he will do so.
Secretary Metcalf, who is on his way to
the Pacific slope. will at once put himself
III AOuNA Win LII DNNiilNs WSll % WIN
the judge, the governor OF California and
the mayor Of San Francisco, to see II there
Is anything else the administration can do,
and he will assist in all possible ways
the effort to systemize what Is being done.
I recommend that all charitable and relief
organizations and individuals who desire
TO contribute do so through the Red Cross
association, and that where provisions and
supplies be sent they be consigned to DIT.
DeVine, Red Cross, San Francisco, and
that DIR. Devine be notified by telegraph
of the consignments. At the same time
Mr.. Jacob II. Schin, the treasurer OF the
New York Red Cross association In New
York, may be notified that the consign-
ments have been sent 70 DR.. Devtne, or
else the notification can be sent TO Hon
Charles II. Keep, assistant secretary Of
the treasury. Washington, d. c., and treas
urer OF the American National Red Cross
association. / also suggest that all con-
tributions that have already been for
warded be brought to the attention Of DR..
Devine by telegraph, which telegram should
state the name and address Of the con-
signee and the amount and nature OF the
consignment. 1t is better TO send all money
TO Mr. Keep or Mr.. Schiff; the money Will
then be telegraphed to DR.. Devine as the
money Is needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

Provisions Being Sent West by the
Carload.

Carload.
LINCOLN, April Especial. Gov
ernor Mickey continued to receive mes
sages from out in the state from those
who desired to contribute to the relief
of the stricken people f San Francisco
until late last night. No messages have
been delivered to him today, however.
Two cars of provisions were shipped
out of lincoln this morning, bought with
the money sent to Governor Mickey. and
more will be sent later. Considerable
clothing and bedding has been delivered
to the Lincoln Transfer company and this
will be sent on as soon as possible.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., April 2-(Spe-
cial when the various ward committees
will have completed their canvass of the
city and the subscriptions taken at the
four designated points-the three banks and
the Independent-shall have been assem-
bled, it will be found that this city has
raised approximately $1,000 in cash for the
relief of the California sufferers. The first
shipment, a carload of 1900 cases-twenty-
four cans to a case-of Grand Island canned
sweet corn, was sent out over a fast train
yesterday afternoon and is now well on its
way to the coast The committee having
the matter in charge believed that. this
being the furthest western point in the
plant this product could naturally be pur-
chased at the least cost and a low price
was made to the committee. reply has
been received to Mayor Schuff's telegram
Of inquiry from Governor Pardee of Sacra-
mento, advising the transmission of cash
to Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco, and
the balance Of the subscription may be sent
to the west in cash. A good many carloads
of provisions are coming to this city from
the branches of the Union Pacific.
ALBION, Neb., April 22.-(Special.) lone
hundred and sixteen sacks of flour were
shipped yesterday morning by express to
the sufferers OF San Francisco. This was
raised in a short time by subscription as a
gift to the unfortunate of the stricken city.
WAYNE. Neb., April 22.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-THE committee selected at Wayne
to secure funds for the San Francisco suf-
ferers sent SlSl to Guy c. Barton at Omaha
| this evening.
VALENTINE. Neb.. April 22.-(Special
Telegram Liberal subscriptions are be-
| ing made here for the relief of earthquake
sufferers on the Pacific coast. AS u
starter a contribution of 1920 was wired
Governor Mickey today in addition to S25
| previously sent In.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

Mrs. Ella Lee, frankfort, Ind. ,writeai
Dear Mrs Pinkham -
81 want to thank you for what your medi-
cine has done for me.
"Three years ago had a serious female
trouble was under the doctors care for
about three months, and the only time vs4
not in pain was when under the influence OF
morphine. The doctor finally said l never
would be better, and would be an invalid the
rest of my life. had given up in despair, bus
one evening l came across one OF your adver@
tisements and decided to write you for advice
did so and commenced to take Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. began td
improve at once, and to-day ! am q well
woman, and know IL Is all due to your advice
and medicine
Mrs. j. II. Farmer, of 2so9 Elliott
Avenue, st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:--
az cannot thank you enough for what your
advice and medicines have done for me.
They have done me moro good than all the
doctors l ever had.
For the last eight years have suffered
with female troubles; was very weak; had
nervous prostration, and could not do my
work; but am happy to say Lydia e, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has made
different woman Of me. am in perfect
health and have gained in weight from %
to 100 pounds"
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unquali.
fed endorsement.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health. Address,
Lynn, Mass. She is the daughter-in-
law of Lydia Z. Pinkham, her assistant
for many years before her decease, and
for twenty-five years since her advice
has been freely given to sick women.
an Best Understands a KOman'S Ills.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
Ell BUILDINGS ARE INTACT
Modern Structures stand Earthquake
and Fire.

Modern Structures stand Earthquake
and Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-Today prop
erty owners have had an opportunity 70
inspect some of their holdings and in a
measure TO ascertain what damage had
been done. The new modern steel buildings
were found TO be almost intact. In every
instance IL seemed that the earthquake
had not damaged them. The steel frames
were in perfect plumb and as strong as
ever. Cornices and fancy trimmings fell,
but that was all. Even when the FIRE
swept through them only the woodwork
was damaged. The Fairmont hotel on Mob
hill will be rushed to completion, the
Claus Spreokels building on Market and
Third street will be occupied in a few days.
the Union Trust building on Montgomery
and Market street has only lost the interior
woodwork and as soon as the men can
put in the lumber Il will be ready for oc-
oupatiOn. The ST. Francis hotel Is in the
same category and the work OF renovating
the interior will soon be commenced.
An inspection of the Call building dis
closed the fact that several floors OF the
building were in good condition and could
be used as formerly after slight repairs.
The new Monadnock building next to the
Palace hotel was found to be in first-class
condition, even the woodwork in the In
terror was intact, and the owner Herbert
z. Law, announced tonight that within ten
days he would be renting ofices in this
building. The Monadnock building Is a
large structure OF steel and brick. almost
completed when the hre came. Marble ana
lumber have been ordered from Los An
geles and a big force OF men viii rush the
building TO completion.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
Your Heart

is a wonderful pump that works inoes-
sanity, averaging seventy 50-pound strokes
a minute and forcing from ~ to 90 pounds
Of blood throughout the body each min
ute.
pump in motion Is nerye-force, the en-
ergy furnished by the nerves.
Disease. oveT-eXertion, fright, anxiety,
weaken these nerves, but the heart, in
stead of stopping, makes extraordinary
efforts and causes heart strain.
Then comes shortness OF breath, heart
palpitation, dizziness, etc, because the
nerves are too weak 70 furnish power
Take the only safe remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
MAIL SACK WRECKS A TRAIN
Breaks Arm of switchstPnd and
Allows switch TO
Turn.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, April 22-Wabash
fast passenger train No. was wrecked
today at Riverton. when the switch was
turned by bundle of papers thrown from
the car, which broke the arm of the switch
stand.
Five people were injured: J. f. Hade.
Quincy, express messenger; Mrs. George
Haskell, Chicago; H. Herne, Paterson. N.
j.; E. L. Bryan. Tolona, ILL.,; f. w. stenter,
West Sullivan, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

Henrietta Crosman, leader OF American
condolences, is coming to the Boyd this
week for a short engagement in her latest
success, Mary Mary. Quite Contrary"
This Is a modern play I'm all regards and
will be a real treat to Omahans. who have
only seen Miss Crosman in a romantic
character for many seasons. Seats for the
entire engagement are now on sale The
dates are Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings and a matinee on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

of a corps Of nurses at the Hearst Relief
hospital in the Crocker Grammar school on
Page street, near Baker, was instantly
killed today. An automatic revolver
dropped out of his pocket. 1t discharged
and the bullet passed through his heart.
Dr. Taggart was one of CALIFORNIA; promi-
nent physicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
Feared 1t WIN sweep Remaining

Feared IL VIII sweep Remaining
Buildings in south San Francisco.
OAKLAND, April "A report was re-
ceived here from San Francisco at mid
night that a brisk fire is burning in South
San Francisco. The illumination can read
lily be seen from this side OF San Fran
cisco bay, a distance of eight miles. II
is believed that the IRE broke out afresh
from smouldering embers that could not
be subdued on account OF the lack OF water.
When the fire was pronounced TO be prao-
tically out In San Francisco several frame
buildings were standing In South san Fran
cisco. but Il is now feared that these will
be swept away.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
DE-. Mics heart Cure

It feeds. strengthens and sbuilds up the
nerves and muscles OF the heart so they
can supply the necessary energy.
''Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is a marvellous
remedy. / always use II when cardiac
tons surely and completely."-C. +. p.
BURCHMORE, NJ. D., as Mass. Ave,
Boston. Mass.
The hrst bottle viii beneht. Il not the
druggist will return your money.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

Make your wants known through the
columns Of The Bee want ad pass.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23

Dr. TaEEAFt Accidentally killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2z-Dr Charles
TasEart Of Lee Angeles. who had charge
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-23
SMALL FIRE BREAKS OUT AGAIN

THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
gAkQuETE De AVER

La ComptHiA Puerto Rico Amtri
c1n Tobacco dl6 sysr un banqueis en-
Q. Hctal Irg aterrs a loa eapatac.s do
aua fab 'icaE,
Servido en- ccmador especial, Gus
sdornaban g,upos de follsgsy bou
ql4ets de res, reln6 en- 81 10 mayor
algeria, y Ia ma, ftsnca cordialidAd.
ii mepd y los vinos Gran de primer
orden ell lerviclo eorrecso y eleg an
to ccm1 ae3ssumbrA siemprs o. INGLA'
TERRA, que tIene su nombrs 4 gan al
tars en- sct)s dc tai fcdole.
A los oit'es ell isfs de los nspA
tscas h'z) IA brIndis s6brio txpra'
sivo & la prosperidad de la Comps8is,
que ea prsnda de blenestar para cuan
tos sirven en- Sus irmsnsoR talleres.
E bspquels two lugar de una 4
tres de Ia tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
NOTAS De AREC|BO

J.nio s. -Aysr SO VIC en- ests Cor
to de Dlstrito el intuition present. ado
por Mr. Portmann, AdministrAdor de
10 Central <CanoR,, contra don San
tisgo Iglesias, organizador dc Ia Fe-
deraci6n Libre. Sc suspendi6 oil scto
por no haber aslsti1o el abog ado de-
fsnsor del Sr. Ig eslAs Consiuuar
manAns.
I'm toda las ha3ieodag trahaisn
gtan ri nero de paones y continda Ia
zAirs ain intsrru 2o6n, R,Ina orden
completo.
Tn g. vapor <Con1e w frsios
80 embsrca msfkna para EGpa6& ls
spree abba fam!lia dsl seGor don Juan
Hue tsS
-Aysr 80 encoasrabS sn este ciu'
dad el CnmIai0 4ado del interior con
tu dlstiuglida aaposa,
Con bisto de decorar Ia L9gls
<Tanama, en- su nuevo templo 80 en-
cue ia 90 esta oiudAd el ii tor esce
n6Ersf) Mfor Negr6n
Ell stil pr Nj. Bsr1sRz CAsta n
hs mArchAdo hoy para Camag, ysndc
m ~ sstisftcho de la accepts c6n qut
hA lsnido ca eIta ciud&d el iibro d.
Gautier BeulItz.
CNnnEsnD1rc Ar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
E:.DICT0.

En- IL Corte de DIssrito del Diatrito
Judicial de San Jual &c Puerto
Rico. Sseci6n primers. 60 Estsdos
Unldon dc Americ6 B, Presiden
te de loS Eatados Un!dcs, 5 S.
EI CAbildo tclesiaatico, dtmandante,
contra Diego Garcia O.tega, de.
mandRdo,
Opoaic!6n conytrGi5n en- dominic,
propiedsd de una fncs, sntegA
de frutos y otros exhemoH.
Emp 'Qzamiento El Pueblo do Puerto
R!co, Diego G arcfa O:tegG.
Por 81 preaente ediCt9, que ae pu'
blicAt& Ieis veces, una por semana,
en- el peri6dtco La | EMOCRACIA que
se edita en- elta ciudad, te le net fics
por igrorarSe 81 parAderC, que en 10
ofcinA del Ssoresario de In Coits de
Diutrito del D. ito judicial de San
juan de Puerto Rico, la demAnda de-
actor anteS citado, cuyA ld2lica dice
ali; deslArsr;
ePrimero; que 10 fncI Lsias del
s:mIno municipal de Rio Piedrss, ys
dsaerita, eS de 10 excluIivA propiedad
dominic del demAndante & qvien de
be ertHgArla 81 demand q 10 con suI
ftutoa q partlr de estA tschA. Segnn'
do: no hAber lugar q c1Lvertir en- ms.
cripcioa de dominic la de possession
que el demAndado pretende tener de
10 refsrida fnca, Tercero; declaral
uubAid iar. aments que Ia mer rcionads a
inca elta grAvads con un cenao de
451 pesos espsholes en favor del de.
mGndAnte Al redito del (i2co por cien.
TO anual, copdensnco 81 demAndado
reconocerlo y, ademSS, q psgar loa
relitos correspond sntea 4 loI dltimoI
dIdE y aeiS amos. Cuarto: condensr
en- lss coItis al que Sc oppsisrs & eats
demHndS.S
Y la INCA So com 2ons de 100 cler
dAS, linda al NoFte con O1savlo Gar.
Ga sAlgado y Diego Gsrsf al Sur,
ell cSmilo cel barrio do eCupeys j
AgaAiina Centeno; al Este, Ia quebrs
da sHuAncDi y 81 O.it,, essi6n Jo'
se G ar,ia; y rAdlca eu los barriol CT,
pey J MonScil'o.e
Yse advsrls 6 au,tal cue de c
compsrtCsf eo.teatsr dicha demst
da deutro de easrenls dlss, 81 dems =
dante podr& 80 c tsr de Ia Corte J
previo los demAs iie nj 8, 10 IerA COZ
! csdida la pstic.6u htehs en- lA de
manda,i
Ea AbogAdo de- la psrse actors,
don Enigdio s. Ginorio.
Ixisndida bSio M frma On sar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
DOS 1ElECRAMAS

Esta mS1anA 10 recibio on oil GUAR
tel & neal dc Ia polie(S os t9lsRra
mas sigaie. TIA;
Juana Dftz, Jlnio 10 Coronel
Hsmiu. Los gaardiks Ercilio ds 10
Cruz y Julio Santiago de4tacSdos CD
Villslbs me inf Jrman que aQtcha en-.
ire oLcs ,.oos al ir { ArrlatAr q Je-
sua Santiago por escandA!o hzo re-
aistencia y ac- Il to Al poliClG San
tisgo, ror 10 que luvo que hlcsr use
Is IL tde. IA para srresttrlo; este in
dtviduo 1ecio.o vArtaE eonIasionss
tAm 5ien reAull6 con una harila el
guardia Cruz. So le oclp6 una ma
vsiA al agreIor. T&mb en- lie dets
A!do en OIL acto Ramon Esmit. por en-
torpecsr Ia AccI6n d. ls polsiA Al ir &
ArreAtAr sl Seitsg), Jrez conoce hs
th1s SNgsn & menez
RIO GrAnde, JUNO 10, Corone
HamiI, En- meeting de hoy, que NJ
fu6 LniolliSta, or&dor sslom6n Borir
trato AtAcAr ExcslenciA Honorable
Gobernador q V. q PolisfA ca gene
raj xobre todo 10 de Aresibo, senien
do rseesidsd bsiarlo tribunS, recog
hoiss Sueltas 6rmAdAs por varIos In
idivlducs por cresrl&E libslo cAlum
Mas sl objeto ds preGentAr denuncis
alts Corte Federal, SA 60 m4fans
para esI, SArgento PsdiAl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
LA PRINCESA EDNA
SU TRAJE DE BODA

menos, el exquisite buen gusto que allf
preside a toda conf .cci6n.
Cuando la riqufza esp'endida SO
uns a lA labor para real.zsrla y ava
lorarla, suporgan cuAll podrA ser el
resultado.
Por los notisies qre fobre e,te In
teresante detalle de n tol4 r aiA cir
cularon por los oiro1loa aristoc rkti-
COS, se tabis que ell irsie y sl manto
dc Corts serfau lisos primoreI.
Mig ina casa d. Paris lenta On
elemsutos para hacsr obra semeisn
pueg al bien el <caehet, artfstico podrA
brillar en- las confssci ones de Paris,
sabldo CO t.mbien que 10 obrsra e.
psfols gozA fans universal por sl
primor do los barbados que salen de
sua manor, y que superAu menudo 4
los do Be'gica Holsnda.
Riqufsimos ep csiss spoint & l'aigai'
lle,, en- artfstcas totxAdas combinadas
con pres de azahAr, o)mpletan ell
ado rno de las galas de boda de 10
gerttl y bs,li 'imA Victoria dc Battsn'
berg.
exposition de cate prec oso yes
lido fue un exito extraordinarioi no
quedose On Madrid una sola ssfiors
que no dea 4 ara ante 81 para admirar
ls.." y para envidiar & la que h. si
da su felicfsimA poseedorx:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
VENTA POR REMATE

Sc hsce HAher que vArios RrGtculol
inservibies y de lA propiedAd del 90
tAhlecimierto de fAros de Puerto Ri
co, Geran vendidoa On pG olicA IubAats
O. dia 20 de Juuio de 1906 90 10 casa
nGmero q de Ia cAlle de la Princess
MarInaJ San Juan, P. r.
Las propisdades que Sc remstarGr
consisten On tahamos, boteS, lonas,
hIsrros, metales, &
Ettos srlfculos eIta1 di7ididol
en cinoo loteH.
Los l!cItAdores que obLerEan Ia
bueI PRO eItAtAn obligsdos depo
star on ell seto del remAts el 20 Pc
del tota loosto del lots 8 Totes que re
mate y el reSt0 antes de lltvSrSe los
artic los y eltoS dsteran ser llsvAdou
dsspl &, del ttmAte Q ! 70 mss dos ae
manaa despr9a de ; fechs del remate
1e 10 eontfsr.c, ptrte ! eli agrsclsdo
ell dinslo qua Ter ga depositAdo,
Noa leservsmo; q dereCho do rs
shszar una 0 tcdas lss ~ posisicpes,
A i WOOD.
Cnnmtrd,r L y N,
Asat. to ihe slr d L a. dat
Service Porto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

Nuch0 90 ha hsblado de 10 COM
posici6n de este trsje; pero hsats hoy
NADIA On concrete Sc hlbfa dieho. Uoi
csmsnte constAbA que una casa espa-
dolA 10 hacfs; psro IL reserva que se
guArdAbs era grande, 10 curioaidad
del <rsporters no podfa ser satiatechs.
HAce vsrIos moses, una casa de
Lyon recibi6 encargo, ssg1u cusntsu,
de fsbrisar un iejtdo especial de seda
y plata para sl traie de bods de ls fa'
tura Rsina dc Espifis. Pero huho
contra orden, porque Su Maisstad el
Rsy quiso que solo manos espsf las
irtsrvinieran en- 81 trsis nupsial dc 10
que es hoy Reina de Espafia.
Sdposs luego que una casa COMO
eidfsima dc Madrid, Ia de Julia Her
ee, 90 hAbfa eneargado de pressntar
dibuios y modslos 4 elt, obiato. Df
! Jose que este establecimiento hAbfa
prezentAdo un croquis lindfsimo. Er
un sent lllo slegsnss dibuio, estIlc
ingles, Sc desticabsp, entre'szsdos
| los elc ldos de las Casas de Borb6n J
Better ger en- un eopjunto IDEAL,
Sin desconoser que era eata uns
obra arti,tics, s NJ. 10 Reina Cri,ti
TINA parece que di6 10 idea de qpe pre-
fsrfa que el emblema que en- el dibui'
90 representsra fdese, mas que escu
dos representatives, dc Ia alta acur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
IA FLOR De NAT lNlAS'

Esla iibrIeA de ssbscoa hA eatl'
hleeido "a ests ess lie calle Fort lezs
rlnero |, un dsptsso cen grsndei
extshTcss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11

mia de sos egreglos novios, el emble'
ma de 10 jlvsntud, de la alegrfA, de
las espersrzas de fslicidad que & 10
juventud J sl amor acompsfan.
Habi'es dIbuisntes hlcieron el nue.
vo croquiG, RoSas y iores de azthar
formsn prsciofo ensreszsdo en- srsfs'
slca combination de gainalnas, salpi'
eRdas con fl res dc lis.
sometido ell dibujo ls aproba
ci6n dc las RsAles personaa, recibio
gu alta sar ci6n.
UnA vez aprobldo, prcc ,di6ae q
su cortscci6n.
En- casa de Julia Harcs hubo que
, suspendsr inmadiAisments toda labor
Cuarents obrerAs borlsdorRs extsn
dieron los spsnuesux, de blanco ra
10, y dieron principle & la tlrea. LOT
que han tsnido Ia ,rtuna dc verlo
aIeguran Que no psrece de manos d.
muier les Ahgrs2as que sc h'cieron
sobra el fondo de rsso blanso dss
tasRn las hores, bordadas en- plata
La iguAldA1 y uuiformidAd dc sus pun
ItadAs f)rmAn IDEAL eopjunto.
| A nAdis sor prenderA que On cas-,
de Hsrce 90 hsgsn maravillas L
fsms hA consagrado hace item DO tale
Isallsrss, de los que no aale ismls ns
d. que no tspga nota distirttvs, q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-11
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choe srbo eI trutAles y sisio en que ae
de- mly buen tabSco, con abundsrtst
psstos, IL vedes G. rio derC minAdo
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