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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
NOtas de FranCia

Paris, 20 de Julio.-E1 Presidentc
Fallifres recibi6 en- Audiencla al CO.
mandante Dreyfus, a quien acompa-
daba Mr.. Joseph Reinach, uno de sus
mas ardientes defensores.
Sc dice que despues de dicha vi
sta Dreyfus fu6 abofeteado pdbli-
camente por TN official del e1ercito
en- el Cfrculo Militar, tan 1uego Sc
present6 en- Ell salon donde los ofcia-
les del tercer regimiento de artille-
ria celebraban una reception. Fl
agresor declare que Sc negaria 4 ba-
tirse con Dreyfus para obligarle
dlmltir su empleo en- el ejercito.
Dreyfus no contest6 al inSulto,.per
sc produjo un gran desorden, decla-
randose unos ofciales en- iaVor del
comandante y aprohando otros Ia
aggression.
Dreyfus habfa obtenido dos meses
de llcencia que Sc proponia pasar en-
Suiza. La reception que le hizo el
Presidente Fallieres fu6 muy cort6s.
A Ultima hora Sc ha desmentido
oflc ialmente la aggression contra el
perseguido jefe. segura que
este comic con los demas o6cia1es
que 81 mismo MEGA haber sido ob-
jeto del jnsulto de que Sc habla. Di-
ce que sus camaradas del C1rcu1o lie
hicieron una reception su1namente
cordial.
La alianza Israelita International
he pedjdo al gobierno frances que
envle brques de guerra ODESSA pa
ra proteger 4 los hebreos amenaza-
dos de otra matanzae Firman Ia So
llcitud muchos mienbros del Insti-
tuto de Francia y de Ia Academia
Francesa.
La Rochelle, y de Tulio.-Tl va
por de carga danes Nikoba1 que
acaba de entrar en- puerto anuncia
que choc6 con I'M buQue dc vela de
nombre desconC edo, quince millas
de la costa. Ell veiero Sc fue 4 pique
lnmediatamente, ahOgandose toda su
tripulac ion.
Ell general NGgrier dice en lie
Matin que miente el general An
dre al asegurar que cl primero So
llclt6 Y obtuvO su reinstalaciGn en- el
servicio activo, despues De haber
puesto en- peligro e1 honor de las ar
mas francesas en- Indo China, cuan-
do la derrota de NGgrier Ell Lang
son. Sc espera TN duelo entre am
bos generates.
La comisi6n dc presupuestos su-
PRIMO la partida de gastos destlnada
q pagar ell Sueldo del verdugo, Mr.,
Diebler hijo. Sc cree que este sig
nifica la pr6xima abolici6n &c la qui
llotina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16

Ia famosa bailarina de pupilas dc
esmeralda, lleva publicados con su
nombre.
Pero toda esa febril actividad ha
terminados la mano que redact6 tan
tos capftulos inolvidables,. va est5
inerte; la NADIA cerr6 aquel1os oios,
4 la vez hrmes y du1ees, que vieron
tantas cosas; Ia boca habladora que
bebi6 a chorros e1 contento, no vol
vera a abrirse, y sobre los 1abios
sensual es por donde 4 todas horas
corr1a Ia risa, la muerte babra cris-
talizado el guii1o desdehoso de los
que Sc van.
Ell cuerpo de Jean Lorrain tornara
al pueblo donde naci6, Fecamp
ALI sera enterrado, junto al ocea-
no, cuyo grito guerrero, evocador de
lejan1as y de rudos combates. para
vibrar durante cincuenta amos, baio
el craneo del novelista.
Eduardo Zanaacois
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16

Exponen, ademks, que muchos acree-
doreS eXtranieros no merecen Simpa-
tia nj apoyo; que, al hacer ciertos ne
gocios, saben 10 que les espera y no
pueden llamarse engafo; que van a
sacarle sus eapitales intereses que
no obtendrfan en- Europa nj en- los
Estados Unidos que todo interes
alto es natural que corresponds un
riesgo. Y, finalmente-y esta indica-
zion es opinan esos anne
ricanos que las republicas tramposas y
entregsdas al desorden 6nanciero,
bastanto castigo tienen con su des-
credito moral y mercantil con la
carencia de progreso econ6mico.
Hay bastaEte de verdad en- todo es-
TO; pero no Siempre los acreedores ex.
tranjeros hacen negocios exhorbitan-
ties, y, con frecuencia, Sc les atropella.
Hoy no Sc tolera va, que un gobierno
Sc despache su gusto, 81 es debil, y
cometa abusos que producen conse-
cuencias en- otros paises, causa de
la solidaridad, mayor cada dfa, de las
naciones en- la econ6m co. Y, por
este, creo que ell gobiern3 de Wash
ington 10 mas que hara en- el sentido
indicado por esos comerciantes anne
ricanos sera-como va 10 hs dicho We
nezuela-separar la paja del grano
esto es, apoyar los acreedores de-
centes, pero no los de saco y
cuerda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16

Jean Lorrain, el cronista de verbo
esplendoroso la Barley d Aurevi-
lily, Ell ironista demoniaco, Ell novels
ia que dedic6 los cuadros indies
criptibles" de la vida paginas asci-
nantes de desenfodo y brlllantez, aca-
ba de morir. Y su alma bruia, re-
cuestadora perp6tua de 10 extrava-
gante, sc fue en- la noche diabolica de
I'm sabado; y hugo delirando, habl an
donoS con luciente incoherencia de
esa otra orilla negra donde el silcn-
clio amortaja d los muertos.
Pablo Duval { Jean Lorrian y, ma
ci6 en- Fecamp, pueblecito costero de
Normandia, y era hijo de TN armador.
Quizas los desequilibrios de su es-
piritu, perseguidor vigoroso de 10 ra-
70, marcasen Ell ell I'm atavis no, Ia
herencia de sus progenitores mari
nos y aventureros, 8 acaSo tambi6n
una imitacion del mar, con sus olas
indomables Y peregrinas, incapaces
de quietud. Pero este fue el rasgo
sobresaliente de su caracter: la afl-
cion a 10 desconocido, el amor las
pasiones enormes ocultas, cl pruri-
to crrante de vivir huyendo STEM
pro de 81 propio, de no pasar nunca
dos veces por lbs mismos senderos.
Como Teofilo Gautier, Jean Lo-
rrain Sc aplico durante los verdes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
Desdo Berlin
III
SOBRE Ell CUIDADO
DE LOS NINOS DE PECHO


De todo este, con los tnedios admi-
|rablemente intuitivoS con que 10 ex-
ponen, Sc pueden convencer, va que
msterialmente 10 ven, las madres,
que han entrado aquf estudiar Ell
arte de criar sus hijos durante los
dos prlmeros af1os despues de su lie
gada al mundo. Y tener este con-
vencimiento no eS una cosa de poca
importancia.
En- otro pabellon les exponen todo
10 que Sc referc & la fsiologfa del
recien nacido. Como debe ser su
cuerpo cuando esta sano, como Sc
deSsrrolla, como aumenta de peso,
cuando debe tenerse en- pie 6 fijar la
cabeza y como Sc verihca todo el pro-
ceso de la dcnticion, etc., etc., les
hacen yer como pueden reconocer
que su cuerpo no Marcia bien las
mas comunes enfermedades en- fin
todoS los CONGO imientos que no de-
bieran faltar ninguna madre para
poder ayudar al desarrollo del niflo
con cOnoclmiento de cauSa.
Otro dcpartamento contiene todo 10
ma hygiene exterior del niflo; como sc
debe vestirlo, que vestidos ha de lie
var, como Sc debe lavarlo, llevarlo
encima, como SC debe preparar una
alimentacion buena y que no pueda
perjudicarle 81 Sc tiene que recurrir
a la artificial, la limpieza de todos
los objetos que hayan de llegar a su
contacto. la hygiene del sueffo, de la
habitacion en- verano invierno, etc
Y por 1ltimo sc encuentra el pabe-
Hon de hygiene p1blica y de inStitu-
clones para protection de los nif1os.
Aquf Sc ensefla como sc debe montar
una casa de lactancia maternidad 6
IN hospital para niflos, eproducien-
do en- miniature con todos sus deta
lies, muebleS J rincones, los modelos
de los mas modernoS cstablccimie len
tos existentcs. De una manera es-
pecial han dedicado la atenci6n a la
hygiene del aprovisionemiento de le-
che de una ciudad y la inspection
de la industria de leche. Este es un
sitio que convendrfa visitaran todos
los que cstan encargados de velar
por la salud p6blica, para yer los pc
ligros que existen en- Ell manejo POGO
de las leches y saber de
que manera sc puede dotar una ciu.
dad con leche sana V libre de obje-
clones.
Tampoco sc ha desouidado el CAPT
tulo de los hijos ilegftimos, donde 81
bien ofrecen un cuadro muy POGO
honroso para Alemania, no obstante
10 acompaf1an con otro muy consola-
DOR Ell primero es una estadfstica
de los nacimientos ilegstimos regis
trados. Ell la cual Alemania va q la
cabeza, con mas dc 10000 niffos ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16
S0LEMNES CULTOS
EN- La PARR0QUIk De SAN FRANCISCO De GSls

La fiesta que anualmente Sc vieno@
celebrando en- honor de Santa Elena
en- dicho temple, tendra lugar el proxi.
mo domingo 70 del corriente mes
las de la manana
Esta fiesta consistir4 EN- misa so
lemne cantada con orquesta cor expo
sici6n de Su Divina Magestad, panegi.
rico de la Santo que predicard 81 Rev.
Padre Gaspar NJ. Cebrones, j Salve
cantada tambi6n con la orquests, al FIJI
do la misa concluyendo dicho acto con
la bendici6n de Su Divipa Magestsd
Sc suplica Ia asistencia de los feles,
en- particular los devotos de | a 5snsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-16

cidoS anualmente fueTa de 1natr imo--
MO! Ouiza este ndtnero ell mas alto
que acusen las estadiSticas de Alema-
MIA, sea debido la manera como es-
t4 organizada la vigilancia sobre este
|territorio, que hace casi impossible
que aquf uno de estos inocentes pue-
da ser extraido al protocoo de la 20
lic1a. Pero como que junto con los
males Dios da los remedies, tambien
es Alemania indiscutiblemente Ia ma
clon donac la sucrte de estos angeles
sin culpa, eS menos triste que Ia que
sc We Sc adiviHa por todoS sltlOs.
Una organization tan laudable como
ehcaz, les sabe proteger sus derechos,
IN cuerpo de policfa de damas, pero
de damas muy bicn instruidas y pre-
paradas para su mission, Saben evitar
que ning1n inocente pase sin inscri ,
birse en- Ell registro de polic(a del
distrito. Ell nif1o una vez reconocido
no deia ka sta su edad adnlta de estar
I'm momento bajo los ojos protectores
de la polisfa. ST c1 responsible de
81, que muy dificilmente puede ocul-
tarse, carece en- absolute de medios
hasta que la policfa averigiie que los
tiene, cstara Ell nifio sostenido en- Co
munidad por las autoridades; en- los
otros casos el padre Sc encarga dc If
elevando al nifIo, comisionando /
mujeres, especiales que tienen este
oGcio; y aqu{ esta Ia vigilancia. Las
damas policias, Sc cuidan de que el
niflo este bien tratado, A todas ho-
ras de noche de dia pueden pene-
trar en- las moradas de las recogedo-
ras de nifIos, Kind nderhalteriden) para
inspeccionar el estado del bastardO
y poder cvitar cualquier abuso.y exa-
minar su habitaci6n, sus alimentos,
etc. Estas damas policias tienen ade-
mas q su disposici6u otro cuerpo de
medicos y de policfas, y por su parte
las recogedoras de nif1os estan obi
gadas a presentarlos quincenalmente
6 siempre que Sc 10 requieran, 4 la
comisarfa de policfa y dar cuenta de
la regularidad de pago del response.
bic del nif1o y presentar una historic
firmadas por las danas policfas y re
visada por los medicos inspectores
sobre Ia Marcia del desorrollo del
nifo que tiene encargado. ~
De esta manera estan vigilados y
protegidos por la autoridad, tanto
tempo como sea necesario, los nifios
ilegftimos que nacen en- las ciudade.
alemanas. Y no cs esta la mas pc
quefIa ensefIanza que ta,nbien han
querido dar en- la exposici6n. Medi-
cos y cientlficos, economistas So
ci6logos, han colaborado en- ella, para
exponer y ensefIar los lnedios de re.
solver I'm problema social y de verda-
dera vida para cada naci6n; vulgariza-
do con conferencias y libros y folletos
repartidos. han sabido ponerle claro
al alcance de todo el mundo Y socie-
dades instituy premios y recon-
pensas, para las madres que mas Sc
eSmeren en- amamantar sus hijos y
en- hacer propaganda por Ell cultivo
racional del nifio. pueden conseguir
aumentar la estimulacion y todas jun.
tas mejorar una raza y Contribuir la
potencia de un pueblo, porque los
pueblos salen formados de la cuna.
T. NJ. r.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
NEWS ITEMS FROM MAGRATH

MAGRATH, July 80, 1906. "A train
load Of Nebraska farmers, the best in
the world, pulled into our station last
Friday morning and they were met
by McCarty, Of Raymond and Tur-
ner and Heathershaw OF Magrath
the leading real estate men In the
north, who drove them over the farms
and land waiting for farmers to make
flourshing farms on. They were high
ly delighted with this country and
many, almost all, of them purchased
large tracts Of land. This means lots
for Magrath, as the land is so near 1t
will bring all their trade this way
There is another train load coming
next week. II any Of the Utah people
wish slice of this good land they had
better come soon, as IL is going very
rapidly,
Next Wednesday August list, will
witness another grand reception at
the station. The Press Associations
from the leading Eastern cities of the
United States are touring this part OF
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08

this great Dominion, They will be
rendered hearty welcome at the
train, will be taken from there to
Assembly Hall where a delicious lunch
will be served under the supervision Ct
Mrs. l.. S. Taylor
The Agricultural Society have Il Q
prize list out offering inducements of
all kinds and very ere ,itable prizes for
all contestants in the coming fair to
be held In October. Prizes for
thorobred cattle, horses, swine, chick
ems and best grain and garden stuff, al
so fancy and plain needle work and
sewing,
The young people, who have taken
the teachers examinations received
word today that good number passed
successfully. This is very encourag-
ing TO those who are attending school
as we will soon have all our own in
structors
This Is fine growing weather for
crops and gardens and there are. good
indications for another storm.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08

Mathew Foster is preparing to
build nice home Mrs. Foster
came up from Salt Lake last night
Miss Erma Snow, of Salt Lake, and
Dever Morgan, of Colliuston, are
guests OF Mrs. J. II. Hartman.
Charles Bird has returned home
from Salt Lake where he had been
working for several months.
Mrs and Mrs. Mitchell and child
rem, Of Cache Junction, were seen on
our streets Saturday
Mrs. Joseph Baker has gone to Bling
ham on account Of the serious illness
of her sisters babe
Our town was almost completely
deserted on Friday, owing TO the Cit
Gus in Logan,
There was a ball in Richards hall
Saturday evening and it was well pat
roniZed.
Alex Baker, of Salt Lake, is here
visiting with his aged father.
Mrs, Mary Ann Burnett has gone to
Smithtied on short visit.
Almond Sorenson has returned from
Oxford Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
THE LATEST FROM MENDON

MENDON, Aug g. 1906 Saturday
the Woods Orchestra went to Clarks.
ton and gave a dance at night. There
was a big turnout and everybody had
very enjoyable time.
We have lot of sickness in our
little town at present, mostly amongst
the small children. The doctors from
Logan were seen driving In town al.
most daily the last few days. The
children that were dangerously
sick are little better at this writing.
A good many headers and binders
are hard at work in our fields. Wages
on the headers are $500 day and
board, and men are scarce at that.
The three teachers employed for
this years school are Jesse T. Reese,
principal; Elmer Richards, intermediate
Jennie Richards, primary.
Mrs. Orson Hancock and Mrs.
George Muir presented their husbands
with girls last week. Mothers and
babes are doing nicely.
Mrs. Mary Jensen has so far recover,
ed after her critical operation that
she will be brought home this week.
Bishop Birds wife, who has been
critically III, is slowing improving now
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Grand Ball, Ice Cream, Etc.

Parties wishing to attend the Pro-
violence Saturday night dances or tc
make up their own parties, should
send their names to the Harris Music
Co., where we have arranged for PEG
pie to wait for US. Our seats are up
out of the dust, our rack is on springs
and we haul Jolly crowd of sixteen
or more over and back free Of charge
and we drive on the trot.
Providence Pavilion Dance Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Scandinavian Celebration.

a grand Scandinavian reunion and
conference will be held in Provo on
next Sunday, August 18th. A special
rate of So so from Logan and return
is made and corresponding rates will
be given at all intermediate points
from Preston Tickets will be on sale
Saturday morning, returning Mon
day night on regular train. Owing TO
the extremely low rates ii is antici'
pated that large crowd will be in at
tendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
High Priests Meeting.

The general meeting Of the High
Priests Of Cache Stake, will convene
at 10 a. m. on Sunday August u, 1906.
A full attendance of the members
of said Quorum IS earnestly desir'
ed. Invitation Is kindly extended 10
presidents OF other Quorums.
EDWARD w. SMITH,
President.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Women Discover AsphaItum.

Two women, in lighting a picnic
fire on the slope of Waterman noun
tain, San Bernardino county, Califor'
MIA. the ether day. discovered as
phaltum deposits. A rush followed.
10000 acres have been located and an
oil boom is in progress.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that any per-
son riding a bicycle, tricycle., veloci.
pede, or any other riding machine, or
apparatus, between sunset and
sunrise, without gong and lighted
lantern will be dealt with according
to the Revised ordinances Of Logan
City. NIELs G. PETERSEN,
City Marshal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Nearly Even on Measles.

An English journal notes the GU
riously even sex dis -ibution of
measles in 'enty years at Aberdeen.
There were 2O,2s7 males and 2O,OS7
females.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08

Yeast-"I see man went up from
West Point, the other day, in bal
loon, and was up four hours"
sonbeak-"Indeed! Were they
hazing him Washin9tcn Star.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Already Perfect.

Let no man venture to lay hand on
Shakespeare works thinking to Inn
prove anything essential; he will be
sure TO punish himself.-A w.
Schlegel.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-08
Favorlte Scotch Wedding oay.

The favorite wedding day in Scot
land Is Dec. 81, so that the young cou.
pie can leave their old life with the
old year, and begin their married life
with a new one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

For the street frock and the house Erock
Of the simpler type silk, cloth or velvet,
embroidered or braided, is the band trim
ming, and much fat silk braid is used,
though some OF the famous designers
prefer to Oonfine their braiding to the coat
and leave the skirt PLAIN. The idea OF
silk trimming braided in soutsche on a
sheer material such "a silk wolfe, eDlienne
or marquisette is n that should appeal
to the woman who wants a chic and in
expensive house frOck; and il il an easy
thing to find a satisfactory model for a
frock of his kind.
A tiny guimpe, a touch Of the lace or
net used for tho guimpe at the bottoms
Of the soft sleeves. and all the rest in some
one pretty but ~serviceable shade that will
not soil too readily. yet has lightness and
brightness enough to avoid the sombre-
there you have the most satisfactory and
economical Of house frocks. The many
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A Fifth avenue importer has brought YER
one particularly lovely evening frock Of
semi-EmpiTe lines, made in gray tulle and
with a very wide band Of heavy gray pail
lette embroidery dragging the full folds
Of tulle down, in clinging, graceful lines.
The short bodice is almost entirely covered
with paillettes. The robe is made ever
the softest and sheerest Of silks in the palest
Of rose pinks yelled in two thicknesses
Of rose chiffon, and rose tulle ia softly
draped round the dfcolletage and across
the upper arm by way Of sleeve.
The contrasting sleeve figures promi-
nentiy among the best French models and
n tendency To lengtben the shoulder line
by a dropping shawllike drapery Of the
bodice material, which answers much ths
same purpose ~ a sleeve cape, is noticeable
among the designs Of certain famous dress
makers. The results obtained in this way
are often very attractive, but the arrange
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and little touches Of panne elsewhere on the
gown, but not q contrasting color or shade
to e~mphasize the aggressiveness Of the
foundation color. D.
When contrasting coiors are used upon
the French froclrs Of the season they are
combined with oonsummate skill, and IA
the reproduction here Of such models 1t
II often impossible for our dressmakers,
even with the models before their eyes. to
obtain the color effects with the unerring
certainty Of the French artist.
Some buyers bring home in addition to
their models cards or which are pasted
suggestions for color schemes and sam
pies OF the materials and trimmings COM
bined in certain models, which for various
reasons they did not buy. 1t is a treat to
lock over such a collection Of cards, a treat
that sends ones appreciation Of the French
dress artists color instinct soaring.
Often many shades are combined In a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

Not so original and successful as this
quiet frock Of perfect lines, but very lovely,
was a gray crepe which also showed a
draped surpIice bodice and long shoulder.
Embroidery in many soft shades OF gray
enhanced the elegance Of this model and
narrow folds OF the crepe accompanied
by folds Of gray velvet a shade darker
than the crepe trimmed the bodice and
were set on the full skirt in tunic lines.
One gees occasional use Of the tunic ided.
but on the whole the long plain skirt lines
are adopted for the dressy rrock, extremely
full when in sheer stuff, close fitting and
smooth at top and haring or plated lower
when OF heavy material.
Inset or applied bands Of contrasting
material are liked for skirt trimming
whether the frock bo intended for street
wear or evening wear, and there Is less
fluffy skirt trimming than the early talk
Of Second Empire modes Indicated.
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THE SUN. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1905.

Wide bands OF heavy silk net or gros
tulle dyed to match tho frock material and
beautifully embroidered In shades OF the
same color are let into some Of the prettiese
skirts, and such trimming "A this takes
precedence Of lace skirt trimming.
One delightful Partisan evening \frock
suitable for a debutante had q hand OF
white dotted net a foot wide set into the
lustrous white radium skirt, and around
this net band ran a festoOn arrangement
Of soft white ribbon with knots at eight
inch intervals and double strands OF the
ribbon between. The deoollete bodice was
almost entirely Of the net, with ribbon
trimmed like that upon the skirt.
A heavy net upon which was applied
a handsome lacy passementerie in black
and white silk braid formed an inset band
upon the skirt OF q black velvet visiting
frock, and even soutache braiding Is used
upon net, chiffon and tulle trimmings.
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ment must be very cIeverly executed in
order to avoid bunglesome n awkward
lines. O.
A fawn crepe frock which attra cted
much favorable attention at a recent OPEN
ing and which has been sketched for this
page had an exceedingly graceful shoulder
Of this sort. The soft folds dropping low
on the shoulder we're. as IL usually The case,
associated with a surplice bodice drapery,
but in this one Instance the shoulder
drapery was cleverly continued TO form
a picturesque burnoose sleeve falling
over al under sleeve OF cream net and
silk cluny.
The edges OF the crepe sleeves and drapery
were bordered by bands OF velvet match
ing the crepe and the skirt Of the frock,
which was plated very full TO the waist
band and fell in straight, plain folds,
bordered at bottom by a deep band of the
velvet.