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Para Espafa.

Relaci6n de los pasaieros embarcadoa an
San Juan de Puerto Rico bordo del va.
por espaflol ''Pio TX"
Jos6 Vszquez, Ramona Snarez de Vaz-
quez, Severino Lorenzo Domioguez, Jose
Gonzalez Padin, Emilia Angsla de Gou'
zalez, Getrudez Fernandez, viudR de An
gel, Maria Gonzalez. Emilia Gonzale-,
AlveTto Gonzalez Guillermo Marques,
Moneerrats Muhoz, Rosa Marques, Gui.
llermo Marques, JeEds Abai, Benito Ce'
recedo, Maria Cerecedo. Blanca Csrecedo,
Juan MaTgarida, Maria Hudo de Marga-
ride, Eduardo TroncoSo, Isabel Freire de
Troncoso, Balbino Fernandez, Jose vi
cente Pnja's, Ia6s D&vila de Pujals,
Francisco Fernandez, Audr6s Barros,
Francisco Falagan Vicente BeaE, jose
Sanchez Villanoa, Ssrafn Soto, Jacoba
Aybar, Maria Disz, Manuel X. Fernau
dec Diez, Ana Pihal, Maria Gonzs1 2
Maenc, Miguel Garcia Alvarez, Claudio
Roca, Isidoro Su arez Jose Cuesta, d ima-
40 Alonsol Carmen Nicolas de Alfonso,
Teresa Fico'au, Jose S9mohano, Antonio
Somohano, Ramon Somohano, Rasendo
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LO que pagarOn las tarifas.


Ell Consejo Executive aprob6 las tarifas
de Mr.. Peabody, Todo 81 pals esperaba
10 contrario. Ell gran conjunto de opinion
pdblica puertorriq 1efia, estaba equivocado.
La verdad reside, sin duda, en- una com
paf1ia francesa, en- un experto fsrroca.
rrilero y en- Ia mayoria del ConBejO Eje-
cutivo'
El criterio puertoJriqueflo no es 81 yer
dadero criterio. El verdadero cFiterio eB
el criterio que no es puertorriquefio. Los
GTgWnae9atOs, esa fuerza incontrastsble con
que la dial6ctica defsnde ls verdad, son
potenciaIes indiscutibles de parte de los
que & las tarifas tEiunfadora, riudieron
culto; son d6biles boberfas de ineducadas
gentes, de 40 preparado pueblo, de parte
de la opinion puertorriquef1a que no de-
bsn ser tomadas en- consideration por
aquelloa carinosos amigos que, ofreciendo
diplomStico alisnto Ia compa1fs francesa
acabsu de daT 4 los pusTtorriquefios una
msTecids, una merecidfaima, lecci6n.
Pidi6se 4 Ia C6mara de delegadoB, que
votase un cre1ito, no recordamos 81 de 8
mil de mas pesos, para psgaT los gastpa
de Mr.. Peabody en- 50 fecundo viaje q la
ia
La C&mara acord6 como SO pi1e; ?
como esos diueroB han de ser psgados por
el tesoro p6blico de la iSla, y ess tesoro
esta nutrido por los tributog que pagan
los contEibuyentes, resulta que los contFi
buyentes, quienes tan hondaments PERU
dicau Las tariffs, las han pRgado de 90
bolsiIlo.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

"Public notice is hereby given that Tha
Fsjardo Development Company has fled
with the Executive Council of Forto Rico
an application fer an amendment to the
franchise herete fore granted to said Com
pany, authorizing it to construct, maintain
aud operate certain lines of railroad,
therein described.
THAT by said proposed amendment
said Company is seeking the right to ex
tend its said line of railway from ths
present terminus thereof at the town et
Mameyes, in q general westerly direction
following the line of the pub ic road, to
the river ESpiritu Santo near the tOwa d
Rio Grands.
"a public hearing Of said application
vii bs hand before the Executive Council
on Thursday, May 30, at three o'clock
P. NJ, at which time all persons desiring
to appear for or against the granting oi
said apple ,tion will be given an op.
portunity to be heard ". r. Bennett
( hief Clerk Executive Council"
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Vels, Jose Alvandoz, Antonio Arrrieta
Samors, Eugenio Martinez, Maria Cas-
teeIs, Simona aateels, Teresa Calderon de
Eoreno, Antonio SaIazar, Tomas Sagasti
beIza,. Jose Antonio San Miguel, Maria
Baicry, Marcelo Baicry, Andres BaicFy,
CASTOR Baicrg, Miguel Mostre, Tomas
Perez, Francisco Guzman de Perez, Ma
nuel Esteban Wellon, Carmen Velez de
Wellon, Bienvenido Esteban, Conception
Estaban, Eduardo Esteban.
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Rios Y GREpES.

Las senoras que quieran ir bien psina'
das estsn de enhorabuena pues en- 81 PA
RI5 BAZAR, ha llegado de Paris un
gran sustido de rizos y crepes de pelO ma
tural en- todos los matices.
Ademas hay crep6s de pelo artificial ,
rolloB de alambre muy fino cubiertO de
pelo todos muy c6modos.
. Todas estss novedades sc encuentran an
el PARIS BAZAR de Pedro Giusti. For
taleza q.
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LO que prOpOne un gobernador.

Paris Mayo l8E gobernador de Cochn h los dpudo del
com % & srOa que gi1n las oaesoneS onia pontar nr
que Las conas daradas medic
carbon bo bases nayae ffoGndoa. Es proposition Gel gOberaadOr de
Cochnchna
ctado
Gel Cong1que ene perpdad
q tai
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fRETRATOS

Los ampliamoB les precioI mas limlta'
dcH. Nuestro trabajo es garantizado. Els
eribanos enseguida indicSndonOs 81 eBtilo
qas iutereSa al eray6n, acusrela, pastel 8
al oleo q vuelta de correo recibirS nues'
ira cotiz aci6n.
Los ofrecemos con sin marcos The
Porto Rico Novelty Co. Box 164, San
Juan. 80 v. 8.
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SHRUCI0 ESPECIAL DE- Cables
La Democratic" y La Correspondence
UNIDAS
La Investigation en- Panama.

1puata practicable
6bdi
trabsado Iugara
ta
no desd h tempo las adas ob ha satfo las auto
de igua mo d parties les atsn o atPaos de pg6n
Indispensable
neE dgar euandO son gnde m9a de baoe las an con
Rbiidad taan
cuenta de ernO las condolences ban compio
que infomar6 bmbien de onormdad con exprsado.
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Ell successor de CrOmer.

Aapda Egp Mayo 18-Ayer lego cudad repreuenn
Inglatara Mr. GO administration Cmer El
Khedive ble
agen
bros de la Asambea Ell Vrre encom Crom
cOnfando
nomFe de
Certo male
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Ell famOsO CompIot.

Petebugo 8El
deScubeO
aures Hace mp6
gQadianes
enrgado de mete crimen un
comp
mucha confanza a Car.
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= Bacalao por Excelencia.
reconstituye a los ninos, hacienda.
los desarrollar en- hombres y mule.
res fuertes y vigorosos.
Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por SUI hijo, y aunque
40 es possible dar una fortuna a
cada niio, casi siempre podemos
Conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
Ell bien comGn demanda que
todo nifio sea saludable.
Los nifios debi1es causan mucha
augusta a sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
maleficos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando la tisis y robando
la condici6n an@mica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la primera dosis. g
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UNA LECTURA IMTERESANTE
PARA ToDoS cUANToS PADEcEN
De BRONOUlTIS, CATARR0S

De BRONQUEIlS, GA ARRUS
Y HASTA De SlAPLES RESFRIADOS NAL CURADOS
I'm catarro descuidado defectuo-
samente tratado, concluye con frecuen-
cia por degenerar en- bronquitis, cuando
no Sc transforma en- tisis pulmonar, y los
accesos Sc hacen a veces tan frecuentes
yiolentos que tOdo ell ORGANISING Sc
uuebranta, Sc hace impossible ell suenO,
el pulse Sc vuelve febril la Inenor i'm
preston de frio duplica los sufi imientos.
Demasiado a menudo oCurre tambien
que Sc forman tub6rculOs, los cuales Sc
multiplican con ell tempo y obStruyen
los pulmones, cuando llegan SUI
puraci6n son el foco de la desOrgani-
zaci6n de las celulas del pulm6n, Ocasio-
nando en- ellos amplias> perdldas de
substantial que engendran 10 que Sc
llama cavernas. Ell enfermo entra entonces
en- un estado de languidez, sin otro SUI
frimiento que una melancolia continua.
Los esputos que arroja son en- un princ1-
pio blancos, espumosos nacarados,
Y de dia en- dia adquieren una coloraci0n
sospechosa hasta que, va en- ell ultimo
periodo, Sc Vuelven de un color girls
verdoso. Su existencia, por ultimo, es,
una lenta agonia y Sc le re eXtinguirse
en- la plnnitud de su raz0n.
Tudas las precauciones seran pOcas
contra un catarro que llega a prO!on-
garse constituyendo un comienzO de
bronquitis. Es precise detener ell nal
tempo sino sc quiere que Sc conVirTta
en- una affection mas grave, por 10 cual
10 mejor es dominarle desde un primCi-
pio.
MezcIando una cucharadita de A!qui-
tran de Guyot, el cual Sc encueutra en-
todas las farmacias, con cada vase de
aqua, bien de la bebida que Sc use a
las comidas, Sc -curan generalmente, en-
muy POGO tempo, asi el catarrO mas
rebelde como la bronquitis mas antigua.
Es mas: Sc puede llesar hasta a cOntener
los progresses de la tisis y ann curarla;
pUes en- este case el alquitran Sc OpOne
q la decomposition de los tub6rculosy,
POGO que la naturaleza ayude, la cura-
ci6n es, con frecuencia, mas rapida de
10 que nadie puede prometerse.
Este tratamiento Viene costar CEN
tavos diarios, ". iCura 8
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SERVICIO TELEFONICO

The Porto Rico General Teleghone Co.
hace saber al DubliCO que los pueblos de
.GarOlina, BaYamon, Rio Piedras TOa- Baia
" Veg4 Bais, estan va Comunicados con
San Juan Santurce Y Que desde ell 1 de
JUNO antaS 10 eStaTan tambien BaTCelO-
meta Nanati y Brecibo.
B. Hticy LeoiS j. Proctor
PREsIDENTE
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CsJNsEJo A LAS MADRES.-El Iarsbe calnname ds
Ia Sen Wnslow debe siepre que los nlos esaD
en- e Tiodo de Ia dentc6n Proporciona avo immediate
81 pcqueno paeiente produce sueno natural ranquo
sivia e dolor q angelic desperta muY vvo aegre
Is muy agradable al paadar cama al nno ablanda sus
encias aVis Dolores hace faces las flnciones del
est6mago regna los intestnos. Es el mejor remedo
conocdo para drrea va Doyenga esta de Ia denei6n
de cualquiera 1engase mueho cudado ped
Jarabs Calnante de Ia SenorS Winsow es el mej
a. IndoSs
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VENTA DE MADERAs, q precioa
m6diccB realizan uua partida de pimO IN,
giles los senoreB r. Panisgua y Go. Te.
tuan At. e-.'.'.' '. 80 v. g..
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Ell sENUEVO CAFE de los espo.
Bos Morgan, Fortaleza 81, Ofrece IN COM
pletO Burtido de los mejores dulCes cho-
colates. Helados, rafreacos, frutss al ma
tural y todo cuanto Tegale 81 paladar mas
delicado 90 encuentTa alIf prim0rosamente
Heryido. Cafe con leche y chocolate, Se
encuentra desde las siete de la mafiapa &
las IL de Ia noche. "Samost' y "Baker"
las marcas de chocolate sin rival Sc en-
euentran Rllf. p.
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Sc NECESlTAN EGENTES en- San Juan y to-
das parties en- Puerto Rico, para yender
las maravillosas tigeras que Sc amuelan
sclas cuchiIlerfa patentizada. $103.50 Sc
ganan todos los meses. v. e Giebner
de Columbus Ohio, vendi0 % pares en-
tres horas hizo $l8. listed puede hacer-
los. Nosotros Sc 10 demostraremos.
Equipo de muestra gratis. Thomas Ma
nnfactnrinp Co. DAYTON Ohio
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geieeUO R0Ief para
Amtlias, establecida
JatO elplan americana
que patLOcinan las me.
Ores fRmuias de PueF-
70 Rico
JuegOs - habita-
clones que cOmpren-
den desde el sencillO
dS sala, dOrmitorio p
banjo, hasta el mas ex.
t0ns0 de sala, S dor
Aitorios = banjo.
Ad&ptase especial.
DeDte para faInilias
numerosas y para fa-
Nittas oOrtas.
COcina4la espahola.
SeTvluA1 espaiiOI 8
Hgl6s.
III Hotel mas fresco
e NueVA York.
Confiene toda clase
de sdeiantos RodeE-
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AVIsO AL COMERCIO.-PoDgo en-
conocimiento del comercio y del pdblico
en- general que deEde hoy en- adelante no
me hsgo cargo de psgar deudaS nj cuen'
tas que no hayan sido creadaB por mi mis-
mo con mi fsma autorizada.-Jos6 Or
dOflez 3 3VE
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-PoDgo en- cOnOcimiento del Comercio
del p6blico que he dado los Eefiores s..
RAMIREZ & CO., de San Juan, mi re-.
presentation para la venta exclusive en- la
Isia de Puerto Rico de los vinos ''RIOJA
CLARETE" de la COMPANIA VIM.
COLA DEL NORTE DE ESPANA.
Manuel MMNog, Habana. 9.
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Sc Compran ABANICOS ANTI.
GUOS aunQue no est6n en- huen eBtado,
collareu antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
birfiase & P. J. B. ,TetuSn 40, San Juan
al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
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VENTA De GASA.-Se vende la casa terrera
ndmerO 5, calle de NOrzageray. Para in
formes, Cruz 8. 8v. s.
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VENTA DE MADERAS. MADEIRA
de ''pichipen" Sc vende precios m6dicos
Deben aprovechar Ia ocasi6n de estarse
descargando una gran partida en- 81 ''islote "
TabIaG, tablones etc. etc. Para informes,
Cruz San Juan, Puerto Rico y parada
27 en- santurCe y en- el islote de Puerta de
TERRA. GOV
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INTERIM Be instaIe el estableci'
miento ia Tiendita," en- un nuevO local,
les personals que deseen comprar efectos
religiosos pueden SOlicitsrlO en- loB altos
de la casa ndmero % de la Gale de San
Francisco al lado del ayuntamiepto, dOnde
reside Ia duefia de ''La Tiendita" p.
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Direction POs Gables
EEAREA
&hW YORK.
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Sc DEsEA CUMPRAR la obra del
doctor Stahl sobre Ia Flora de Puerto Ri
co la obra del doctor Dumond, Bobre las
Intermediates de Puerto Rico. Dirijirse
al doctor L. Garcia de Quevedo. Is San
Sebastian. Is v. g.
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--PINO INGLES $25 = Pino ameri
cano $50 tienen Finlsy Bros & Way
mouth Trad'g Go. Dep6sitos Marina.
Is Y. 3,
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"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
Gus favorecedores, que ACADIA de rscibir las
legftimau alfombras terciopslo de Orisnte,
marca "EscudO" para sals, ah como loV
drilea de hilo, legftimo nGmerO 100 y il
pijapa las mejOreS alpaCas negraS y casi
mixes ingleSeg.
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mires ingleSes.
En- materiaIes para Ia confecci6n de
BombrerOs, ENGAGES, bOrdados, aplicaCioneg
cornes; es la casa que tiene siempre 81
meior surtido en- Puerto Rico. HaCemoE
envios por correoB todos los puebloB de
Ia iala. TelefonO s7S. p. 0. B. 764.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
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Sc ALQUILA.-Una habitaci6n muy bien
amueblada en- Santurce. Parada Is. Di-
recci6n, apartado n6merO As, San Juan:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
HOW TO DANISH A DOUBLE CHIN

MRS. G.. AND OTHERS.-There is lifting
exercise that is said by those who have perse-
vered with it to reduce the chin at the rate of
an ounce day, To do it, get a looking-glass
and arrange so that you can see yourself in pro
file. then take off your collar and loosen your
hair Now take your head in your hands, lit
orally speaking, and bend it back as far as is
possible Next lift the chin, then lower the head
in the same manner pressing it down we'll so
as to squeeze the double chin.
After woman with the double chin has bent
her head backwards and forwards she must twist
it from side to side, and when this has been
accomplished rest may be taken. Children
twist the head from side to side so much that
there is no chance for the chin to get double,
but grown-up people tie up the throat SO that
the head can be turned only with difficulty. That
is one reason why grown-up people have double
chins
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

tache. 1t tells one to mix one ounce OF tincture
of cantharides, one ounce of tincture OF capsl
cum and one of rose water, and to rub
this in night and morning But the book does
not say what the man is to do after he has rub
bed it in He can't strangle the author, but
would probably pine to do so. And why advise
the morning? BY then his face, where rubbed,
would be blistered, sore and untouchable. Now
let us amend the recipe. The tinctures stand as
ordered We add one of glycerine and
seven ounces of water. Even then the lotion will
be strong
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
MTo4MIzS7ZNS H1zzl&&
.IT(nzSsN1AI@zzz1

Recipe Mix two teaspoonfuls of powdered
alum and two of boric acid. Slowly add boiling
water, and stir. Use only just sufficient water
to dissolve the powder. Then add half an ounce
of hazeline and half ounce of the strong So
luton of subacetate of lead. Use when cold, and
always shake before pouring out
Recipe 2-Place two teaspoonfuls of simple
tincture of benzoin in a perfectly dry vessel
Add one teaspoonful of the best glycerne. Stir
until mixed. Then slowly pour on five ounces
of hazeline, stirring the while. Now add in
trckling stream one ounce of dilute acetic acid,
the stirring being constant Next throw in half
an ounce of carbonate Of zinc, and finally make
up to half pint by adding elderfower water
This mixture should be strained through coarse
cotton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
HOW TO GET TApER1Nc prNcpps

MRS. +. T.-You say that your hands are fat
and 'podgy," with large, square-tipped fingers.
II the bones are proportionatey large it is very
difficult to effect any Improvement; but when
the arseness is due to excess of soft tissues one
can get very excellent results from careful band.
aging
1t is well to treat only one finger at the ont.
set When skill has been acquired in APPLYING
the bandage, and if the results appear satisfac'
tory. one may extend the treatment. The hand.
age for each finger should be very narrow
about one inch in width. Unbleached calico "a a
good material 1t is essential to apply the band.
age from finger tip to finger base; and If n ia
sufficiently long to allow its being brought over
the back and palm OF the hand, and fastened at
the wrist, it may be made more secure.
Each finger treated should be bandaued t;oh+,,,
near the tip, and less tightly as the palm (.
neared. The bandage may be applied at ni0ht
and removed in the morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

ISssSRS ing in them of interest?
E9@SS Remember that life is not long, and
that this beautiful old world is full of
wonderful things for those who take the trouble
TO look for them. Not day passes but what
we have chance to learn something if we keep
our eyes open.
lhe dreamers must wake up, for, while they are
building their aircastles, life is hurrying by.
Youth is the time to learn-the mind is eager
and plastic.
heep your eyes and ears open. When you are
travelling in the train don't go off into day
dream over the new hat you are going to buy;
watch the people-they are far more interesting
than the clothes parade.
Whatever you do, don't stagnate. Try and
learn something from everyone you know
You may work all day and be dead tired by
nghtfall, but try and do little reading every
day. even though you may only have ten min
utes to devote to it.
Read the newspapers, and such magazines as
you can get hold of, but especially read books
that are worth reading. Once you cultivate fond
ness Tor good reading the most delightful world
Will open to you. If you watch the papers you
will sec many good free lectures advertised where
men and women of the greatest culture are to
be found
Cultivate fad of some sort that at least will
Ihe more you know, the more interesting you
will be to Others 1t is only necessary to be in
telligent.
Any intelligent face is better than one which
has only prettiness to distinguish it.
Men are fond of declaring that girls can talk
of nothing but admirers and clothes That is
not SO, OF course. and it is every girls duty to
be living contradiction to that theory
Show your men friends that you can listen and
talk intelligently on the principal topics of the
day.
1t is not enough that you are young and pref
ty, you must be interesting as we'll.
Make up your mind to add to your store of
knowledge every day. Remember that you can't
call back one of these precious flying minutes.
and don't waste one
AS it is, we spend more than quarter of our
lifetime in sleep, SO you see we must spend the
waking moments so as to get the greatest good
out of them
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
FINE, RED VEINS IN THE FACE

MISUNDERSTANDING that increases the
rush of blood to the face will cause these red
veins, which are like fine threads. 1t is very
difficult to get rid of them when they have once
appeared They have been removed by the use
OF knife with tiny blade, by means of which
they have been opened. If one has tendency
to enlarged veins, she should be careful of her
diet. The sluggish circulation of the capillaries
should be stimulated by gentle massage. Avoid
getting overheated or exposure to wind and
cold.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
STRAIGHT FOOT EXERCISE

OIhAlGHI FOOI EAEHClSE
pleasing bearing and an amiabe, well-bred
manner are very pleasing qualities in a child, and
indeed are powerful passports which never lose
their charm.
Whether in dancing, walking or in practicins
gymnastics, the straght-foot method, called, is
gradually replacing the old style, in which the
heels were placed so as to throw them out at an
angle of 60 or 80 degrees
A woman who has made the matter study sor
years discovered that unless the feet carried
forward in a straight manner the body undergoes
a strain that is scarcely credible.
To see class of children making their "bows'
or performing their gymnastic feats using the new
style method is certainly an improvement upon
the old way; indeed, the latter seems positively
awkward. After child has to unlearn the old
method and swing out her foot in straight man.
ner she promptly loses her balance, but little
practice corrects the awkwardness.
1t has been fully demonstrated that the straight.
foot position could be held twice long as when
the feet were turned out slantwise, in the old
fashion.
The exercises given on this page show the new
position for the feet.
The three positions taken by the little girls are
especially good for expanding the chest, develop
ing the muscles of the arms and the trunk.
Exercises and position taken by the two boys
develop the muscles of the trunk, upper and
lower limbs. ADRIENNE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24

dren every mother should insist upon certain
amount of exercise in the open, and on stormy
days gymnastic exercises to be done at home
1t is when child is growing that he may he
made strong and of becoming height, with
sound lungs, broad shoulders, and given cor
rect and pleasing carriage.
THE SCHOOL Gym" A BENEFICIAL FAC
TOR.
The school gymnasium is doing great deal
today in developing children, not only physically.
but making them stronger mentally.
Here the possibilities of muscular development
are fully expanded, and mother living in a
small community where her children are not af-
forded the benefit of such physical training would
do well to consider the exercises they are given
here and incidentally treated on this page.
Children are now given systematic exercises at
quite an early age. Exercise with apparatus IL
less in vogue for both adults and children than
formerly. This means has now given way to re-
sistance exercises and calisthenics, which have
been found very nearly as beneficial as those done
on bars with dumb-bells or wands
The concentrated action and the cultivation of
prompt and sure response in a gymnasium class
o,lickens the intelligence and makes child alert
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-24
EXERCISE IMPERATIVE.

Every child must have his requisite amount of
bodily exercise to balance with the mental tax
enforced by his hours of study. When he in
dulges in games and sports another set of brain
cells are called into play; thus he reaps twofold
benefit by this diversion
Some children do not take as kindly to games
and outdoor sports Others preferring their
books and pastimes within doors For such chill