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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
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r. Los tsrrooArrilss smsrisAnos han
eontribuido mas hsesr el vfaiar %.
m6do y sgradabls que q haeerlo ba.
ratio; pero 10 bAratura 90 aeeroa len.
tAmente. y dentro dc aIgunos afos
dos eentAvos por millA aerG el tipo
nAxImo ca todas les reglones mas
poblAdas de eate pals.
La fahrieaoi6n dc aal dc sguA del
mar consaisuye una de los industrias
imports ntsG dc california. En- sl con.
dAdo Do AiamsdA 90 produieron loo
mil tcrsladaa dc ssl el aflo pasAdo.
PoSos ailaa Atr&s aQuel Estado
Isnfa que imporIAr toda 10 sal que
consumis; ahorA produss hAstanIs
para 50 propio eonsumo-Qus % snor.
me por sus peaQuArias y salaxones--
s2porta AdsmAS aantidad eonsidsra.
bio del tan till Artieulo.
IN la question del valor eompa'
rAtivo de les shimensaa y el tiro me.
eAniso, los opiniones do loa ingenis.
ros 90 epeuentrAR divididAs. Pareee
reuultar, ain embargo, de la sx psrisn'
eiA do las csntrAles de fusrIa motEis
de los AlrededoreS dc San Franeisso,
que On los paisss suietos terromo'
toS, sl tiro mMAuleo be cong Quistado
nm buen Argumento On 80 favor, puea
10 mayor parts do las alAAa shime.
meas han venido al suelo.
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NOTAs De cOAMO

lContiaddci6n de Ia pdqina 2q)
Agapito, sixlo QlsIadA , Nlsvsa OIL
vensia Torres. EItos pretsndieron ne
gar 10 asusaei6n que les h'xo la poll
eta, en- IL eoariAda prssentadA con
fssaron satAr iagando egolfo Aehisho
nados; no obSiAnIs, 81 stfor iueE Gui
llermety les revento 81 chieh6n.
-PoP ordsn del isfs de aanidAd Il
10 darG muerts q Heia eaballol atasa'
dos de musrmo, propisdad de los &C.
horss Andriaa PereE , ssnIori.
Para abAdo J domingo sIsns
proysetado ell slemsnlo unloniuts de
essa villa IN eHplendido mestlpR en Ell
que tOmsrAn pArte dislirgaid9s ors
coFeE de ls sludAd DEL Sur,
CoEREsFoERAL.
Oskubrs IL,
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NOTA! De PONCE
(C0nt!nuaci6n de Ia pdqtna 3e)

lOO1stsnudcS6n dc IA pdginG 3el
Gel Aguilas publisa hoy IN re-
elamo aasreA do asssinaaos eomeli'
dos por fsdera'es en- sl hcgar dc 10 20.
litIca. Sc sigue una invesUgssi6n So
bre 10 musrte dc an tel OIorio, falle'
edo en- el hospital hass POGO diaa.
nj Gel AguilAs est& dispuesto 4
comprobar que OIorio hA aldo asesi.
nado por los tederalss le invitsmos &
cue aaiata los tribunalss do iuslisis
para somprobRr sl hesho; si asi no 10
htsiere % mas que co arda; quien tAl
s6ma 90 IN irfAme. Nosot!os proba
mos los orimsreS somstidos por el
parIldo rspublicano y snies que noso
sros los srihunAlss de iusticia.
-EatR noehs 90 eslebrarA On el
club republicano una cortersneia de-
dioadA & las damAs.
Fl tsma seIA Ella mpisr y sl Par
lido rspublisano,s por Pedrin Igls-
AiAs
iPGdrini Pedrinl busna eor fsren-
ola dArAs ii la muier puertorri.
qusna
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

9-Los medicos eondenan unani-
memente oil uso dc lss emulaiones que
gentlemen Creosota 8 Gusyaeol. Es
bien sabido que estas sustaneisS eusn'
do se tomau mexcladss con el Aceite
de HigAdo de Bacalao irritsn el est6'
msgo v los rifIoneS, entorpecen 10 bue-
M nutrici6n y por las ffeeueptes eva
cusciones Que csusan, produeen el fa'
pido sniquilamiento de los erfermos.
El doctor Parsons, un distinguido
sspeelalista dc 10 Ciudsdde Mexico, d.
ce & este respecto: <Rifriendome 81
vAlor germieidA dc 10 Creosots, cusn'
do 90 la administrA q OF tsrmos tuber
euloaos incorporate q preparedness
do Aceite do Higado de BsealAo, de-
elsr6' que los experimentoa quimicos
J observation cuidRdosA do un gran
n6mero de casns, han 6emostrsdo que
cualqniera que sean los resulsadoa be
p6dcos que los entermoa puedan rsci
bir del uAo de 10 CreoEoGa y osrAs aus
tAnciAa irritantsE, estos resultados los
nulinean los efectoa perniciosoa que
eiereen tales drogas en- el est6msgo.
Es IN hseho bien oonosido que In
ssimi!aei6n facil y completA de los ali
mentos es dc Ia mayor importAncia en-
sl tratamiento de las entsrmedadea
que 90 cArracteriERn por denutriei6n.
So aAbe tambi6n que el Aoeite do HI
gAdo de BAealao. perfectAmente emul'
Sionsdo, es uno de los meiores reeona
tituyentes. Por ESQ 90 que los mas dis
tirguidos especialistAs prescriben hoy
IAS emulsiones de Aeeits de Hfgado de
BACalao que no aontiene CreoSolA &
otraE sustanciSs irritantes, que oea
sionAn 81 dssorden dc las funcionss di'
geStivAs.
De les diterentee prsparAciones dc
Aeeite de Higado de BAsalAo, 20 pre-
asro la Emulsion de Scott que fsbri'
can ios sei1oreS acott & Rowne de
NuavA YnPk
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&c necesitan en- Seguida

Plea psdreroS y hombres do x >erieu
Ella on irabsios de talsdro de pitdrs
para voladura de bsrrsro en- Ia cons
Irucci6n de la gAlera aubtsri a1ta de
Comerfo.
Sc les proves cobert,Eo para dor
mir y podlAl ohSensr eomida en- 10
vecindad. HabrA trabsio para Eein
meIes, mas 6 meuoH.
Puide diriglrse sl eampImeuto de
los sSS tos do Comerios 8 4 In oscins
de 10 sSan Juan Light 4 Transit
CompAnys, San JuAp, p. R D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

ditismo SeAbollerescos, oil insigne la.
dr6n mostrEbAse, si duro para COZ los
risos, gsneroso para con los pobres;
somo era sdem a. busn mozo y bisn
visto del sexo bsllo, como llegsdo 81
esso era hombre para hacer teente 81
aolo media docena dc c1rabinssri
como 10 hisisra mas de una vsx, hS.
bfa eoncluido p0r adquirir un prssti'
gio enorms, y no faltahsn poetastros
que oantssen sus hsxsi1os. somo cen.
tsban romaneeros andaluces los w.
lsntias y 10 guApexa dc jose Maria,
HsatA que On dia nsfasto, Musolino
que salisrA sano y salvo do sien psli
grosas aventuras, esy6 On una embos'
eada y 40 dsi6 coger como un zorro.
Conden6ls lA iust!cia & 10 mar de
anos dc trabAios forzados y 10 mAndt
trasladar 81 preside de Portolangone
en- 10 isla do Elha. Segdn rederen lol
pApslss pdblioos, Musolino 90 nm pre-
aidario modslo, resiguado, sxmiso
respetuoso, trabsisdo obaervando
on una palabra. una oonduets siempla
risima, ha sabido granisarse 10 sim
pAtia y el aprsclo de aus auperiorss
que por "a pArte, le dispenaan todal
les tolsransiAs sompatibles CON lsl
| severidAdss del reglamsnto peniteneia
rio. Y los horaa librss que 10 deil
el ohligsdo trabsio, las sonsagra Mu
solino & sltudiar el griego y ( eseri
bir versos, para 10 eusl tuvo siempr
tslisisimas disposieiones.
Difcililla % 10 lopgua do Homer
| y NO parees que dahA scr nm presidt
sl sitlo mas & prop6siso para conss
grarse q tel estudio con sl dessab bl
sprovsehsmientoi psro Nusolino 9
tan intaligsnts y posee al propio tisn
po tan buena voluntad, que hs hseh
rapidfsimos proersEos y que hoy .
eneuentra 20 On estado dc traduci
( su patrio idiomA los eantos de
| INada Y % Eeguramsnte IL primer
vez que 30 do oil oaso do un handid
do profession. Guys mano empufl6 taI
tSs vecss 10 carabina homicida. oer
pando tan nohlements lAs horas az
| los dsmas presidiarios gAstAn q
aburrirss mortAlments 8 on tragus
| planes de evasion.
! III easo es, sin dudA, Fxtrsordins
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
MUSOLINO POETA

Supopgo que 10 notisiA proporsio' |
nara una verdadera satisfaeei6n 4 TO- |
dos los hslsnitss: Musolino haee extra
ordinsrios progresses On sl estudio de
10 lepgua grisga.
Huporgo tAmbi6n gus muehos dc
nueatroB lectores reaordarAn psrfecta'
msnts eas nombre do Musolino, que
sdquiri6 pocos AIDS atrAs una esls
bridad inmsnsA On toda Italia; eels.
bridAd que rebAsando laa ftonteras
do la PenfnsulA, no cxtendi6 por todos
los pAises do Europa y hasta do Am6'
rica,
Musolino, { quien tuvs oil honor
de eonssgrar en- su tiemso IN par do
ssntidAa er6nieaa, msrsse ser consi
dersdo eomo oil mAs conspieuo y Dig
no rsprssentAnte, On estas modernAs
sdades. de squellas sgrsgias razas Dc
handidos que produisron, entire otros
heroes, & los GaspAroni y 4 los Fra
Diavolo; dc squellos sslvAtIeos reyes
do 10 Romagua, do la Ca'Abria y de
los Abrpzzos, que sin mks ley que %
capricho. nj mas e6digo que % cara
bina, nj mas rAz6n que 81 audaois,
esmpAban por aus rsspeaos, erAn
dus1os de vidas y hssiendsE, dessfa'
ban & les AutoridAdes, baifanse con la
fuerza p6blioa, y gozaban durants
largoa afos do una completa impuni'
dad. msresd & Ia eomplieidad que ha
llAbAn On los oAmpesinos de lAs CO.
mareAa suistas 4 50 terrible fsudalis
mo y & 10 proteeei6n que les cfrasfar
los solitarios montss. abundantss or
impsnstrablss malexRs y On misaerio
SOS eseondriios.
Lo mismo que Gus ilustres prede
cesores, fue por largo tempo el reg d.
| los eAmpos; 10 hixo famoso por suI
osados golpes; domino por el terror
toda una vasta region; hizo prisione
ros & muehos eaminanles, oblig&ndo
leo { oneroso rescate; los propistArio
y Srrsnd ndatarios do tierras, ganadoa
graoias y quintas, los veeinos dc la
aldeas y lugsrss situados On el radit
dc aeci6n dc Nusolino tsnfan que pa
gsrle tribute o entregsrls q pr6stam,
forzoso Y no resmbolasbls los can't
dadss que aquel les pediA. Y comt
siguiendo afisias tsdicianss del ban
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
UN GLOBO MONSTRUO

I'm Chelsea hA veritis % con exito
50 primsra ascension sl nusvo Eloho
Britannia que 90 el mayor dc los Qus
80 han eonstruido Ga 1nglAtsrrAt !.
e. Britannia hens una cApasidad
de 10000 pies edbieos tunos 2. l60 me
tros cdbIeoSl, y en- la barquilla pue-
den tomAr Asiento disz personals.
Este gloho repreEsntark 4 Iugla'
terra on Ia eArrsrA Gordon. Bennsl.
de Paris, cue dsbe ser diSputAdo 81
dfA 80 del actual.
Sus tripulantes asrAnl Mr.. Rolls,
propisaAriA del globo, Mr.. Cappsrl
curorel del suerpo de asrostasi6n dc
Alderihoy } mismbro del Aero. Club
Frances,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

y pArA muahas gentas ssndrA d el sAfAs'
tor de IN fsn6mcno psisol6giso inex-
plieAbls. Tisne, ain embargo, ana
sx plicasi6n muy l6gloa natural para
TODD el que % hSyA tornado el trAbs1o
do observAr las infnitaS somplsllda'
des que ofeece el humane espfritu.
Hay almas desearriadas, pero que no
llsgan & sstar envilecidas. Ri medic
amblsnte On que vivieron aisrtos hom'
bres. 10 detsstable edusAei6n moral
on que 20 alimentaron. toreisron
81 rumbo, malsaron 50 sonsisncia.
10 llevaron hAatA 10 eriminelidad, de
euyo verdadero horror no tuvisron la
noci6n sxasta. In medic do % rela'
iaei6n sonservaron sisrta noblsxa do
earkctsr. Y algunos como Musolino,
hiios del suelo On donds el sentiment
10 del arts parses una eualidad natl
W. guardsron, insonseientemsnis, sl
eulto do 10 bslleza.
All& por los aGos dc 1900 & 1910,
fu6 ahoreado ca Roma an famoso ssl'
tsador de oAminos que durants dos
lustros sexuidos .habia barlado loa
eafuerxos do poliefas, esbirros y gen
| darmes. Y 81 20 logr6 seharle sl lsso
tu6 supplements porqus sl hombrs
tsniA afsiones artistieas & cue no 90.
bfa resistir. En- euanto psrmanssia
sinao 8 sells msses Alsjado do 10 Oiu'
dad Etsrna. que pasaba naturaImsnte
.dsdisado lk 80 oasio dc salteador,
sentia 10 nostalgia del arte. Distra'
zGbaae sntonees do hombrs do bisn y
recorria las igleaias atsstadas do
ohraa maestras ante las .suales per-
manecia largo ratio sxtasiado. Habia
espssialmsnts una sMsdonas del Co.
reggie On una do las oapillas do San
Juan de LstrAn, que 10 atrafa por
manera Irresistible y ante 10 cual tuA
I'M DIE EesonoeIdo. q pssar do 90 dis
frsx, y avrsatado. Dc 10 eGrsel pas6
al ' aWbulo, ain haber podido ohtensr
do 10 iusiieia que antes do llsvArls 4
10 horcA le dsiase admirsr por Ultima
vsz, eontorme 81 solisitaba, sQuel
admirable lisnzo por el que sentfa
tsrviente prsdilecci6n.
EYEQUIEL BoIXET.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
REFORMAS EN PERSIA

Ri Sha dc Persia hA Aprobado J
tx1uesto el plan do reformAs cue ~
Eropone implAntAr On 80 reIno.
Est6n inspirAdAs en- una orients
ci6n liberal y ProEreaiva.
Como primeia msdida hG aeor.
dGdo OIL relevo de- gran viair, CON Ia
euAl los legC clos veOonrMAn ~ nor
mAlidsd
81 pueblo SO cong sstulA de lar
tsndSneias que el shA ds Ala gobsrl
nsei6n del Eslado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
IuRta E'c0Iar de HunacaO

Vaeanisa las sSeuslas rurAles de
los bArrios de B Quer6n, Rio J Gel
ba, de sata ietmino municipal, 10 ha
60 pdblioo, sou el nn de gus los supi-
r.niss q dlshN sSeusss 80 sirvan
remiilr aus solisituds, 4 ssts seerets
ria, dsntro del plszo de di,E 5tas. 4
e9niar celde lR fsehR.
HumaeRo, Oaubrs II de 1905
J, CARRA soUILLo
So sseFetario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
POLIC|A PROCEsADO

On policia inSular do nombre Pa.
bio Caraballo hA sido proSeSado On
AguAdilla p0F el dslito de vIolasi6n.
CarGtallo ss sASado , pot disposisi6R
judicial he ingrelado sn lA eGsesl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
Junta EscaIaf de Utuada

ANUNc1O. - Q dsdan vAsantes
otho sHeuslAs rurAlss On sstA hunisi'
palidAd, distAndo slgunAs DC Illaa
vsinis minutes de lA poblaci6n, , Sc
hSse IAher los mSsstfcl que dss' an
eontrabirls, para que dlrijAn aus 90.
lieitudss & esta Prsaidsnsia Antss del
30 del cuFaante mes,
Utuado, ostuhrs 70 CO 1905.
D.. Adnda Ous!o RsdriglSs, Pre-,
sldspls de 10 JunlA, al,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

EssupsrA' los obistos Fobadou, 90
muy lsios de lA iglslia donds han
TsAliEado 80 hISAaA los lA1ronVs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel viejo de peri6dico a dos
pesos el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

FaFa EuFaf un F6SIfIad0 on IN
0lay toms el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. Il botieArio lie devolvera el
diAero 81 no ss eura. La Hrma de z.
W, GROVE SO hAlla en aads eAiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
Sc VendeD a preCioS reducidOs

Wagones rees Decauve, via de 0m5O varios apsratos
para fabrication de azdcsr 10 mismo que hero vieo
cobre Para nformes dirjrse al senor F. ESCOVAR. H
en- Ssnto Domingo Repdbica Dominicana-15-1
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
White SWiSS Negligee

White Swiss makes charming morn
ing or afternoon negIi gees. It does not
muss like organdie, as the dots give 1t
much more body Plumetis is another
good negligee material. The white
materials can be easily tubbed, and
come out as attractive as ever. and
null batiste. handkerchief linen, and
swiss appeal TO most women. The
white China and India silks VIII yell
low in the washing unless most care
fully done, and soap should never di-
rectlv touch them, although certain
sorts may be dissolved in the water
The German valenciennes is a most
durable lace. not expensive, and for all
ordinary purposes answers as well as
the expensive real lace.
Sprays of pale-cOlored flowers. with
dull, liEht-Ereen foliage, are lovely in
the thin materials for all sorts Of
house gowns. and suggest the country,
with its flowers and leaves even more
than the pure white. woman Of
taste can. with the aid of a few good
Illustrations. evolve attractive house
gowns II she has the necessary me-
chanical skill. If not. then a good
seamstress may be depended upon to DO
the negligee justice. Even the best
gowned of the ultra Newport set have
many frOcIs made in their own houses
by a seamstress who charges a modest
sum per day for her labor.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
FOR THE NEW SEASON

MeSsalinp promises 10 be one of the
favorite silks for evening wcar-messa-
line softer and more lovely than ever,
and yards and yards of IL crammed in
90 an apparently simple little gown.
When 10 is Of messaline. or OF some
one Of the many members Of the messa-
line family. the gowns pretty apt 10 be
of a plain tint. But the strange tints
that are brought out are more wonder
ful than ever before, some of them with
a strange pearly quality about them
Rajahs end pongees are being used 10
make some stunning house gowns.
And plalds are back, mostly the richer
taTtans. the Eayer French ones used, as
rule, only for trimming.
only iu taffeta DO they come In much
ety-there's g nothing IN the silk world
like tameta for showing them of at their
best.
Suppleness still IS the ruling char
acteristic Of materials OF every descrip-
tiOE.
The pTetticst treatment OF checks lies
in the introduction o. dots of the color
tofJeu a deeper shade OF iO Ia the blocks
OF white. Not that htey are evenly dis
persed. instead they are grouped into
little set figures. U mich give the checks
a world OF character.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
ROMpERY' ARE SERWCEABLE
FOR CHILDREN TO PLAY IN

Rompers are the favorite costumes
Of little girls at the seashore and
some youngsters like the neglisee suits
without skirts so much that they insist
upon wearing them all day and fuss
when they have 10 be dressed for din
ner. These suits Of semI-ntting troUser-
like garments and blouse waists are de-
cidedly convenient for playing on the
sand and are exceedingly comforta ble
on hot days.
Dressed Ia this sensible fashion the
youngsters may not be as attractive as
in lace trimmed linen or lawn frocks,
but they are much happier and more
comfortable and feel free % play in the
water or roU around in the sand with
no fear that a fastidious mother or par
ticular nurse viii tell them not 20 soil
their clean dresses.
In rompers most children get them
selves just as dirty as they like and
no one scOlds This is probably be-
cause the suits are made especially 20
play iu and incidentally because most OF
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
Nelo Tailored Skirts

The tail1rs are cutting their skirts
with a very beautifui flow on the lower
part and fine modelling above, where
IN the case of the corselet skirt, the
material is modelled to the figure with
out a crease and shows TO perfection
the fine curves Of the waist. For plain
skirts, handsome flutes are encouraged.
with mere stitching at the hem or a
few wide tucks. Trimmings are varied
and beautiful, self-stitchcd bands CIV
ing promise of continuing their sue
cessful yOSue. On an unusually pretty
suit, which "A Rue de la PaiX taller is
fashiOnlnZ for the use of a belle Amer
iCaine to wear aboard ship, a couple of
half-inch braids OF the fine SNUFF brown
cloth are placed at a distance of three
or four inches, so that they outline
a panel. as it were. This effect IS re-
peated twice. because the WeaTer is quite
tall, with a splendid carriage. but ap-
piled once II is just as satisfactory.
The bands are trimmed with little turn
over straps set with tiny buttons.
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
When Selecting Wallpaper

Remember that rooms with low cell
ings look higher with striped walls.
A large patterned paper makes a small
room look smaller a small room should
have small pattern ON the walls or
else have d plain colored paner
A room facing north should have vel
low or pink tones on the walls 20 tighten
and warm up its somber aspect
A room facing south demands pale
blue violet or green on its walls 20
prevent a glare.
A plain pale tinted paper IS apt 10
fade when exposed To the sun, 10 this
case a white ground with colored flow
ers is better
, In a bedroom a plain paper on the
ceiling is more Testful TO the eyes.
EngraviugS show better against a
dull toned plain paper-pertectly red.
terra Gotta, mustard, or olive green.
II the furniture covering and the car
pet both have large patterns over them
select plain wall paper OF a harmon
iZing shade.
At the furniture coverings are plain
sometimes large figured paper is a
good background
Dark green, mustard and terra Gotta
are the most desira ble cOlOrs.
II possible. hail paper should have
figured base
The Washington times., 1906-08-27

them are in dark striped or checked
materials that do not show every speck
of dust Ike white. The rompers reach
just below the knee and are baggy Ike
kHlek-rbgykera Most Of them are made
perfectly plain, though occasionally a
chlids S mother puts an edging Of en-
br0idcry around the bottoms Of the
legs for a finish They are fastened
below OF just above the knee with a
draw string or with a button,
One OF the most attractive features
about the Tompers is the large pockets.
into which all sorts or sand tools. molds
Tor making houses. birds, men and trees
can Doe stuffed ard carried about with
ease. Frequently a lunch OF refesh-
ments are tucked into these pockets so
that the children can have something 10
eat when out ON the UeaCu.
Thc houses worn with the rompeTs
are loose and either III close 20 the
body al the waist line and button on
10 the lower gamCnt OF bag over the
top OF them. Most o. these waists have
round collars. plain or with an edgiug
Of narrow embroidery. though some are
shaped Ike the regulation sailor style.
They are all eat low at The neck SO
that they VIII be cool and comfortable
The Washington times., 1906-08-27
VERANDA DECORATIONS

An EngHshwoman whose garden and
broad verauda are a source Of wonder
and delight to her friends gives the fol-
lowing description Of them IN an Eng
l5sh magazine.
THE southern veranda leads 10 our
dining room. and shades the east win
dow Of the library. The end toward
rhe sunrise is covered in summer time
with a rustic treIlis, decorated by what
I call my morning glOries,' they grow
out Of a loose rich soil. and are as
beautiful on a sunny morning as any
thing you need wish Among them IS
a climber resembling the trumpet
honeysuckle in foliage. flowers smaller
and coral red. I received the seeds
from friend and value il highly. as it
remains in bloom a long time. The
name is EcCremocaTpus scaber. The
variegated honeysuckle and clematis
are trained around this porch, making
cool, shady retreat. dear TO the hearts
Of the children Two baskets are sus-
pended IN the shade; one overfows with
a luNuriant growth OF palmated ivy
and just here let me explain about
these baskets. ours are Of galvanized
wire. one Us round. the other oval a
layer OF moss next the basket serves
the double purpose Of retaining mOls-
ture and the earth The larger Of these
has ferns bv way OF leafage-As spidium
grandiceps is the very best It's fronts
are so finely cut-and iu the autumn a
pink lily, EchizOstyis, peeps out from
The green. On the western en1 front
side OF our house is q long vrTaudE.
where the wOodbine asserts its beauty
in language too powerful for -PUoSi-
tiOn. A wire basket here has hen and
chicken peeplng through moss Tor its
underground. Above is an E--l-lved
gerauium. Another has mimuluF and
coleus and "a bit Of the 'dusry miller,
another thuubergia-a flower not VII
known for some reason or other, but
great IN -Orite Of mine. from itS clean.
symmetrical growth and the delicate
color of it's flowers. Beneath one Of the
windows is a tray two feet long, RIlch
has a CObea scaudens starting from
each enc, framing the window with it's
leaves. stripcd-leaVed aloe stands
between the t.UO, and q scarlet yerU-la
fills the rest OF the space, save where
fringe of silver grass runs round the
edge and cOnceals the rayaEes OF time
for IL was once my butler tray. now
transformed into thing Cf beauty
and consequently q joy forever This
reminds me OF defunCt Clnppiug d. vi.
which. with piece Of wood over the
worn-out bottom, and tainted e. CUl
brown, bears every summer sweet
burden Of geraniums and C1rastiuus:
IL has for q standard three fuJr Of n
tree trunk, cut out 10 thin our shrub
berry.