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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-07

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EsPEOIALIDA rs
REFEBENCIAs EN-
PUERTO hICO
Nusva rUn0ss Do sonbrsros.

Ell PARIS BAZAAR acaba de rscibir
otrs remesR de sombreEos . 'orr adoB de
Paris Los hay de todoB prsCios de- Ia
Ultima moda. Rscomendamos las per
sOnas de guBto, que RnteB de Comprsr IN
sombEeFo vean nuestFos modelos podr6n
juggar que 81 PARIS Bazaar eI lR pri.
mora casa de IL IsIa en- ests artfcuIo
Llama sobTe TODD la atanci6n nueBtFo sur
lido de sombrelos en- color MORADO,
BiendO slts 81 color de mods en- Paris =
niDgunO Befiors que SO precie de elegants
puede deiar de tener un sombrero MO
RADIO OBISPO.
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l. Luna 4. za!duonds ] MIsr.

En- este acreditado estabIecim. ell
pdblicO hallara siempre un suFtidO COM
pleto en- mercanc1as de todas proceden
ciss, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cincO centavOs hasta Ia mas rica "Pongle
Silk" leg1timR de Ia China.
TantO para dsmas como para cabRlleros
el surtidO es de 10 mas variado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana algo-
don no se pUede pedir mas; hay para todOs
los gustOs para tOdas las fortunas.
Ultimamente se han EecibidO los siguien-
tes art1culos que estan llsn0andO la aten-
ci6n del pdblico por su calidad y baratura:
MitOnes, Guantes, Coronas para nOvias,
sombriIlas, velos para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espa6olas,
COrtes de pique para chalecOs, i'd. de Cash
mir para pantalones, Colchas de puntO,
Id. de Damasco DEiles blancos de hilo,
Id. asargadOs, Cretonas de hiIO para saba
mas, Holandas y Batistas, Creas, APPLICABLE
mes de seda para adornOs, Chales de sedR,
Blusas bOrdadas, Cinturones, Rasos, Bro
cadOs, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, CrespOnes y
Gasas para lutO, Cubrecorses de hilo y
seda, Alpacas, CheYiots, Casimires y en-
fin un surtidO tan variado que ser1a impo-
sible enumerar.
Un paseito por la Luna y vereis las no.
vedades que encierra este honitO satellite.
Encajes Valenciennes de puntO Bro
derit de todas classes , colores.
BOas de piel de C0nejO y de plumas de
odas clases
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De Juans-Oiaz IIam8n Ia atenCiin al
Juez GOyCO
(De nusstro oorresp0n8aI. J

DiciembFe 16.-6a ha aceTcado hastR
nosotToS persona inteFesRda para manifeB'
tarnos que llRmemog por medic de eBtas
hnsas la atsnci6n del Hon. Juez Munich
psi sefior Goyco, al objeto de que indague
con Ell MaEahRll de "a Oorte cuRles han
Gido los vsrdaderos motivos pOr los Cuales
no ha podido CelebFaEse en- Las 6ltimRS 80.
STONES de Ia Corts, el juicio de Ia denuncia
interpuesta por Ia policfa contra el pFacti.
cante municipal don CefsEino Rodriguez
SegGn informes que tsnemoB dfcesa que
clio obsdeCe que 90 trRta de hacer dor
mir este aHunto mss de 10 necesaFio y nos
induce oreerlo el que siendo Begdn se
dice los trea tsatigoB del poliCfa denuncian'
te, entire ellos 81 senior JueE, residences en-
esta poblaci6n no hsyRn podidO ser toda
via debidamente Citados poF el MaFHhsll.
Como Sc trata de un hecho que no debe
rspstiTHs poF paFte del funCionaTio denun'
Cisdo, hecho que consiBti6 en- nPgaTss 4
deBpachaE unaB medicinas recatadsB poT el
m6dico para nm snfermo pobre 8 deshoTaS
de Ia noche, sin impedfrHelo ninguna eau
"a, deleaEfamoH conoCer 81 Eesultado de eIa
denunCiR.
No noB gufp, al esCribir estas lineag ami
moSidad ningulla contra 81 pTaCtiCants
senior Rodriguez, pero 81 deseR Is persona
que nos ha facilitBdo estoB datog que ega
denunciR Ba ventiIe cuanto anteG, para des'
virtuAr los EumoreB de que antss hRoemoB
menci6n.
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de las mejoras introduce las On aqusl Osta.
blecimiento.
Les juutas eBCOlareH de los pueblos
eStAn Contsstando "a la invitaci6n que
les hiciersn On ssta Ciudad, para Is sEam'
b!ss que ha de ceiebFaEBe el % % del
preaente meB.
En- Viequeu hay cuatro eucuelau rura'
les vacRntes.
-Hs lido Carolina en- RBuntoB de 90
pFofssi6D, aCtuando su la defsnsR de IN
pleito civil eI Lcdo. Rafael FerFeH.
-HR TegTeBado de MoTovis, en- donde
estuvo en- Rsuntos del servicio, 81 doctor
Felipe B. COrdeEo, inspector de Sanidad
del distrito NoFte, y que hR prsSentado "a
informe Rl director de Sanidad.
Han eatsdo hoy On las cfcinsB de Ia
sscEetarfa particular del gobsrnadoF los
BeforeB Weinberg, Pide T. G. Tlmpson.
-Noticias ciTculadas en- estR Ciudad
infoTman que el distinguido compGtriotR
ssfioT Ramon Acha Casmaflo, muy como
cido On San Juan en- donde tiene familiR'
reg, ha ascendido Tecientemente al cargo
de tenisnts coronel de artilleEfs del ei6rcito
egpafiol on que pFeata serviCio.
EI pRoducto de ls ventR de an autom6.
vii, hR sido donado'6 Ia diFectivR de da.
mas de Ia sociedad "Liga RntitubeHCuloga !"
-El doctor Gutierrez IgsPavidez, d.
rector del departamento de ansmia ha lido
Csguaa acompsnando 81 gobsEnsdor
Post = Bupsrintendsnts de EaDidRd doctor
TomGB VazqueE.
Ell adoquinado de ls Gale de Tetu6n,
tgozo entire IN de la TancR plszusIa de
Colon debieTa ser levsntado nivsIado
pues cuRndo lluevs so f0Eman bachss Ia
desigualdad del pavimsrto 6ifcuIts 81
trafco.
-Sigue de gravsdsd, Ia BefioEa NAtA-
ia Gonzales, viudR de Castro.
lei h6bil fot6grafo stf11r MosCioni ha
tenido la cortegfa dc obssquiarncH CON una
Copia de Ia fotograffs gus sac6 en Ia noChs
del nabRdo del salon del bsDquete ofrecido
81 gobsrnRdor Post y conCuTEentes que 81
asistieron.
Sc informR que el vapor CoTTeo de los
EBtados Unidos que habfa de llegar eBta
nochs 8 mafana poE la maiianR & este
puerto, no 10 podr6 efectuar haats mana
M medic die por habeE salido de Nue.
Va York 81 domingo en- vez del s6bado.
-RegFeEa & LaEea FL primer tanisnte
de la policfa insuIaE Bsfi9r Canals, qui6n
satuvo sysr taEde en- 81 deBpGcho del go.
beFnadOT. Parecs que Lar dlfsrenCias
Burjidas. On aquAlla poblaUi6n entire dis
tintos funcionaTios, han quedado zanjs.
daB satisfactoTiaments
-RestsbIecido de Ia dols7ois que le
retuviers en- CANA slgunos dfas ha con-
currido hoy 50 cficina el juez de la
CO1te civil de eate DintEito Lido. Pedro de
Audrey. Celebramos 81 Eeatablecimisnto
del distiDguido funcionaTio.
-El Of .ial ayudaEts del CuaEtel general
de Ia policfs insuIar inform6 hoy los
''reportern'' no habsrss rscibidO nirgfO
talegEamR notitiando HuCesos On II isla.
Ell aIcalda de Rio GFsnde, senior Ma
nuel Pimsntel 20 sncusntra en- San Juan,
hoy.
"A pesar de la crisis gus 50 niants, SO
We Biempre lleno 81 establscimiento de Fo'
ps heChas de Pedro Sehirs; = g que la
Iopa eat6 tan bien coDfeCcionada que 20
hay ''pa Nadie." Plaza Principal.
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SUCESO EN- PUtRTA De TERRA.
~ nuestro oorresponsaE. J

DiCiembFe 17.-Anochs como entire Z
& Z = media de la mfsmR fueFon conduct
uoH Ia caTesl los individuoa Juan de la
Cruz (s) JuGaicucho y Francisco Rosa,
poF sltersci6n de Ia Paz, causa motivada,
por 81 primero, individuo que, segda nos
hemos informado, cometi6 IN atropello
contra las atfioEitsa Ines Clemente Leo
Cadia Rosa, ambaB dRmas muy virtuosaa
y diatinguidaB poE todaB laH claBss Bocial0u
de dicho barrio.
La detenci6n foe hscha por 81 policfa
M. Ohfio, quien dice no tuvo que Hufrir
moleatis loE Francisco Ross; humbre, Bs'
gun 10 il forms, pacif,o , de muy
buenaH coStumbTea y que nunca se ha
vilto en- tales andRnzas mientrsH que por
sl otro las Buf.i6.
No eH la prjmera vsz, que este indivi
duo comete abuses de esa fndole.
Bien por loH polioiRs que, como O.ano,
Aabsn oumplir y gsstRr con los que Ian me-
EeCen, formag coTFectss coFteseB.
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UN BUEN POLICIA EN-
Bayam6n.
NumGrOSa ConGuIreaCia a las misaS
De sguinaIdO.
Una reunion d dspOndIOptss d spmsrsla,
(pe maestre soarespoeaal. }

Dibismbre 17.-ss sncusntFa d ffenta
de ls comsndancia de sBtR demarcRci6n, 81
pundonoFouO , digno gaEgentO Waldsmar
Bithorn Huicy, sl que pOr gus preatigioa ha
causado gran BatiafaCci6n que cate de
nuevo 81 frents De Ia fGeTza de Is pOliCfs
en- esta ciudad. SaIudamos 81 OorFsOtO
fancionario.
Han ampezado Las misaB de sguinal.
do, Las que han asistido numsTosos fialeH,
-Hs CauGado prOfandO malestar lR
reloluci6n dada por 81 couCejO municipal
en- Ia pstici6n que hicisFon los dspandisn'
teB de comeTcio. Tfatan eIlos de Feunirss
con el fn de yer, ca que formA pusden
ellOs conaeguir 10 que Green On juBticia que
Sc lesdebe ConcedeE.
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Msrcado DO San Juan.

En- Ia plaza del mercado Be vsndi6 Ia
caEns de novillo sstR maisna 40 EeRfa
V0s d kl0 la de caEdo 50
El psHCAdo &c vsndi6 & 13 y Is Centa.
vos la library los husvoS pOr 3 centR.
voH II poT una peseta.
Los csmpeHinos conourren POGO Ia
pla7R debido la ftecusnta lluvis.
No obBtants hay AbundRnCia do todo,
inCluso de ayes ltgumbres. III vttsrins.
rio seiior BeTmejo mand6 que 90 quemara
IN CeTdo propiedad de dou juan FaTgs,
poF sBtRr atacado de trichinG. sntes de que,
ningunS persona oompFaTa de 81.
Una importRnte paEtida de Gsrdos que
hRbIa en- el msrcado, ls compr6 o. conner
Giants don Juan Ar&uiS.
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LIMA FRRRRA DEL OKBTR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dc Bayam6n , Cspi.
ial aiNauitRn0amonto.
Dfas IeboFablo-Ia adnna 8, 7.O6, BBO
s.4B 11.G0. EaEdO 12.1b, Las B.16. 4.sSs 6.A6
Dias foativOs.-AEanana 9, 1905, B.1B, R.6
, Lee TaEds 1915, 1.Bo. 2.BS, B.B0. AOo
b.46 y ESQ.
Biilobas baEatou para dias feBtiVos. De
Ua1aAAo BayauaGn, ida y vuslta 1e Slag0
6-2k 81 9lRae sells. Dc BaYana6a 0G6a60
YWUeata ~ elagg S0-16, 50 Glag9 os10.
BiIIotO 0EGinaEi0 De Capital Oata6O On
OlaaO e6lGaWon.
Bayam9as 10 Dc EoptiOnabTs &c 1873
BRmeR Wa1aGss
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P. o. BOX 486.

Ofcinas, Allen "A.
Tel6fono 10.
APartadO 475.
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Su dinero devuoIto 81 no da satisfaction

NuestrO suTtdo de muecas vestdas ha sdo seecciona
do Embellishments de los meores dp6stos exhbdos 10
E. u u aunque nuestros precios los mas baratos
e mercado, damos 10 mejor que puede obtener
cualquier otra parte por e mismo valor
"Pruebe Vd 10 que le decimos pdiendonos por corTeo
denuestras munecas la eneuentra entera
satisfaction devuevanosla vuelta de Immediate
mente lie devover&mos su dnero''
N1mero 1. Mufeca yestida con mucho gusto elegan-
ca cueo banda de sedq sombrero adornado cabeza
biscuit liz g. de 81 pulgadas desde los pies hasa e
ala del sombrero cerra los o peso aproxmadO so
Preco por correo franco de porte 1925
N1mero 2. Mureca de 90 nnlgadaa cahaza biscuit
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eo por rcorreo franco e porte $500
de peso aproximado
franco de- porte $245
competo Escoc
5onas Preio pore s075.
puga por franco porte $780,
The Rico Home Supply Co.
p O. BOX 1885, JUAN
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I E I R 0.

Ests noghs microbes 18.
Debut del tenor
Zimmerman.
MARINA
LA VIEJECITA.
iiPen6itima funci6nl
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

peak at the place where the hook has
been. This tip gets green and shiny,
a bud pushes up, and iii II few weeks
an unmista.:able twig of mistletOe Is
II Vile V ih stem and long leaf or
two.
After this the miStletOe comes rapid
ly into its kingdom and takes possess
sion. The close observer will see other
little swellings and peaks along the
branch. the thin roots of the mistle-
toe having travelled under the bark to
sprcut up in fresh places. Thus 1t
Travels along until sometimes the whole
tree t. III its possession, fine lunches
of i'!r christmas hanger growing alum
dainty.
Whoa once the mistlctOe takes pos
sc>. IN ct fruit tree the effect upon
the f';;it is quite noticeable. The mis-
net e takes its nOuriShment from the
iree /" which 1t clings. That Is the
soil IN Vii, Il IFS roots live and thrive.
Naturally his reduces the amount Of
substance which formerly went into
the fruit II the captive he an apple
tree, the apples become small and
scraggly. The mistletOe has stolen
away their sweetness and plumpness.
Mn grows by what he feeds on. SO
does lnistletoe. And as the pork eating
man visits the penalty of death upon
She pig so does the penalty of wither-
in:. md Souring fall upon the apple
Ec"r proG'nitor feeds the spreading
parasite. Nature Is full of wonders.
unG the growth of mistletoe is one Of
the most wonderful when adequately
studied.
MiS:.etoe grows naturally In parts
of England md Scotland. being propa-
gated by birds. In some of the north
ern counties of Scotland no mistletOe
Is found This Is believed to he due
10 the 3hTence Of the mistle thrush
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19
The MiSt|etoe
BY ROBERTVS LOVE.

Copyright. 1907 by Robertus Lowell
you step under the sprig
WV of mistletoe hanging from
W the chandelier to get your
Christmas kiss you may not
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

A QUERY ABOUT SOUTH DAKOTA.

A QUERY ABOUT SOUTH DAKOTA.
A central Iowa reader Of this de
yartment writes stating that she and
her father have taken up CLAIM In
Stanley county. s. D., and wanting to
know what they can raise to best I'D
vantage. The father has gardened, but
not farmed They will hire their break.
Ing done. having but one horse, and It
will have to lie counted on to till the
crops raised. Particular inquiries are
made relative to raising beans, onions,
potatoes and sunfowers. During the
past three years there seems to have
been abundant moisture for growing
crops through practically all portions
of North and South Dakota. On the
assumption that the character Of the
soil IL suitable and that meteorological
conditions continue as they have Of
late years, we see no good reason why
the products mentioned ought not to
do well. \ letter received from Pro
fessor James W. Wilson of the State
Agricultural college at Brooklngs, =
D., contains the information that all Of
the products mentioned, as well as 9th
ers. have been grown successfully In
Stanley county. the gist Of his reply
being that these products ought to do
well if given intelligent care. Both
beans and onions are crops that could
be tended with single horse or hand
cultivator. and they will also Withstand
consider able drought in case this con
dition should prevail. The Campbell
system Of dry farming has done won
ders in way Of crop returns from many
portions of the semiard west, and
We're we a holder of land beyond the
Tooth meridian we would certainly
make careful study of its chief points
with a view to being prepared for a
possible drought
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19


time comes from. the gardeners prop
agate the parasite artificially. Mistle-
toe, as is well known, is of the para
site kind. taking its sustenance not
from the ground. but from tree. The
apple tree seems to he its favoritr,
though the hawthorn. the line and the
poplar frequently carry the parasite.
The scientific incubation of tree;
with the mistletOe growth is plactice,l
with excellent results in the north o.
England. The gardener takes between
his thumb and forefinger one of TIE
little berries of the mistletoe, brushes
1t so that its sticky juice ooZes out and
sticks 1t upon the surface of Il bran u
of the tree. Usually he selects IL YOU .
branch on which the bark is soft ami
easily penetrable. If an older lranrl,
be chosen. the bark is slightly scrape :
on the surface. The berry i mashed
fiat against the bark The seed which
1t contains is thus held in place by II
own gum.
Late April or May is the pepper sen
son for inOrn,lating The seed soon
sends through the bark little 'feclpr"
or root, and small twig bending i"
toward the branch of the tree. apir"'G'
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19
TTONY.

The other day at Libertyville. ILL.,, II
limburger cheese eating contest re-
suited In the death Of the winner, who
got away with n pound Of the stun.
and nearly finished up the two other
contestants. who were not far behind
him In the amount of cheese consumed.
Doctors who operated on the winner
for appendicitis did not learn until
after his death of the real cause Of his
abdominal distress. Most all contests
involve more or less fOOlhardiness on
the part of those who engage, but the
tribe who seek notoriety by overload
Ing their stomachs with food of any
kind, digestible or not. prove their de-
scent from the ape and demonstrate
their kInship with the beast Of the
field
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

from those counties. The thrush Of
this name is exceedingly fond Of the
mistletoe berry. After eating its fill
the bird flies to another tree. Being
clearly, 1t uses the branch of the tree
upon which 1t alights for napkin,
wiping Its sticky bill thereon. Fire.
quently a mistletoe seed is thus de-
posted and glued to the bark. Then
the reproductive process follows nat
urally.
An official Inquiry as to whether
mistletoe is still to be found on oak
trees, as in Druidical days, resulted in
the discovery of several oaks in one
county Of England bearing the para
site. But modern mistletoe has come
to be Cupidical rather than Druidical.
When the mistletOe and the miss, plus
the mister, get in the proper positions
the result rhymes with kiss.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

Fine Highways Have Been Built In
Every Section of the state With
Good Results-The Repair and Care
of Roads.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19
WilIv's Hot Christmas.

"Well, Willy" said Uncle Ned, who
sometimes talked slangy, IL suppose
you had a hot time on Christmas"
81 sh'd say I did" replied Willy.
SANITY Claus filed my socks SO full
that they fell down into tn fireplace
an ketched on fire. an l got up T
gether up the scraps that wuz left an
found paw there tryin' t. do tn same
thing, an l got m hands an arms
burned 20 I had T. stay in bed all day.
~ then paw licked me fer gittin' ~
- early on Chrs'mus mOrnin'."
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

PARTIAL CONTENTS:
Course in Grammar
How to Increase Ones Vocabulary
The Art Of Conversation
Shall and Will: Should and Would
How to Use Them
Pronunciations Century Dictionary
Correct English in the Home
Correct English in the School
What to Say and What Not to Say
Course in Letter Writing and Pune
tuation
Twenty Daily Drills
Business English for the Business Man
Compound Words: How to Write Them
Studies in English Literature
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19
AGENTS WANTED
81 Year. Send 10 cts. tor Sample Cop,
CORRECT ENGLISH. Evanston, III.
STRAYED

From my ranch, 3 miles north of
Odessa, five young mare colts. Three
are bays, two Of which have white
hind feet, the other being solid bay,
and wore halter. One is an all-black,
also with halter, and the other an iron
grey with crippled front feet. None
Of them are branded and all are un-
broken. | will pay 5000 reward to
any one who will inform me where they
are. JOHN D. SCHIMKE.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

Rings Little Liver Pills wake up
lazy livers, clean the system and clear
the skin Try them for biliousness
and sick headache. Price Csc. Sold
by Emerson Drug Co.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-19

esis of the peculiar little vegetable
growth which cupid seems to have ap-
propriated for his own. Nevertheless
the process Of mistletoe production and
reproduction is highly interesting.
In some parts of England. where
most Of the mistletOe Of Christmas
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-31
HAsY's OUTDOOR GARMENTS
Hyglenie Petticoat Has Replaced the
Old STYLE Ones.

Mothers ala not Trims 1t possible
some years ago to dress tneir U~.ies
without barrow coat.
To-day they are seldom used, doc
tors having agreed tnat IT is Crue, 20
wiap the lays ieet so tight; it suo.iu
have the use of Lnen, as Ni.n.ns i,tuS
them IN growing.
The HYGIENE petticoat has about
taken the place OF the oid-style oues.
which had broad band drawn l.gnl-
ly around the child under the arms. so
many bands are uncomforgauie, aud
are, therefore, to be avoided. These
new skirts are made to open on tho
shoulder seams and it will be seen
that they can be taken off without un.
dressing the baby. The front of tnc
petticoat is a straight piece, sligltly
gored at the bottom, and the top has
the neck and armholes cut into 1t.
The back is cut with a small amount
of fullness.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-31
A Few Laundry Lines.

Make your iron holder of asbestos
cloth
Table salt in the starch will help in
the ironing.
A little borax in the last rinsing
water will make handkerchiefs easier
to iron and look better when done.
A useful thing to remember is that
the iron will not stick to the clothes
If the starch used has been mixed
with soapy water.
Rub the irons with a cloth soaked
in kerosene to prevent scorching. Fre-
quent rubbing on sandpaper will keep
irons from sticking.
Three ounces Of borax and two
pounds of sliced white bar soap dis.
solved in two quarts of hot water will
make a splendid lather for washing
clothes.
II you wash black stockings in n
warm lather of soap and water-no
soda-and add little vinegar to the
rinsing water they will keep a good
color till worn out.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-31
Senior Palma Approves OF
Control of the Republic
by Americans.
WILL FULFIL PLEDGES
Gives Proof of Confcrencc-United
States Will Protect Life and
Property-Shocked mt Dissensions
Lives Humbly on Lonely
Ranch.

Mazanillo, Cuba, Jan. 31.--From
the remarks which follow 1t is evil
dent that while Senior Palma avoids
the name 'protectorate." he strongly
approves the thing itself, says the
New York Herald.
During the four years of my aC-
ministration there was peace and
confidence. Public improvements
we're made, foreign capital flowed
Into the country to build railways
and develop natural resources. There
was security and opportunity for all
who desired to engage in business
and work for all who wanted to earn
an honest living. The country's cred
II was high and there were millions
In the treasury.
when this portion had been at
tanned after such havoc and pro-
sratced struggles 1t was a painful
shock to see that the Cuban people
aad not the patriotism to stand uni
ted before the world, but were TO-
nenting dissension and starting n
sewolution against their own govern
nent.
with the millions in the treasury
could unquestionably have sup
pressed the revolution. but in doing
his / could not prevent the destruc-
lion of property or the shedding of
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-31

Queen Alexandra, as most people
know, has love of pearls and she is
very fond of wearing an exquisite dog
collar necklet of these precious gems,
which are also the favorite jewels OF
the queen-dowager of Italy, herself
known as the Pearl of Savoy" Since
her widowhood the queen dowager has
no longer taken pleasure in her jewels
as formerly, and her famous ropes of
pearls, to which her devoted husband
always added another On each of her
birthdays, have now passed into the
possession of her beautiful daughter.
in-law, Queen Elena.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-01-31
A Pale Complexion.

Paleness of the complexion Is often
one OF the signs Of anaemia. COM
plant from which young girls very of.
ten suffer nowadays. For these an
indoor life is exceedingly undesirable
and they should be out in the fresh
air as much as possible. A course of
cod liver oil and iron Is beneficial,
and the diet should consist of milk,
farinaceous foods, etc. and cold or
teptd morning bath Is excellent as
causing better circulation OF the
blood.