davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03

hrSt gown was 1n luStrOuS mater ial of the shade known as banana, and is made with two Dleats at the side of the front and with embroid- cry on the panel so formed, but oth erwise is plain. There is a skeleton or oyerWaist with big armholes, that are characteristic of the sea son, and which is cut to form very deep yoke at back and front, all the edges of which are edged with en- broidery, in which heavy gold beads are used, held in place at their lower edges with bands of embroid- cry, and there is girdle of the draped soft velvet.
 The second costume Is of cloth combined with chiffon and is trim- med after an altogether novel man. her with lace that is crochetted from heavy silk thread in the exact color of the cloth, the shade being one that is almost an orange The skirt is made with narrow front panel onto which the circular sides are oyerlapped and these overlap pings are held by crochetted but tons that are set rather close togeth- CT from the belt for distance of about ten to twelve inches. There are also double inverted plaits at the back and these, too, are held by buttons. The blouse is an entirely novel one with one of the double chemisettes that are liked so well and so often to be noted and which combines orange colOred chiffon with tucked white net. The little waist itself is cut out very low and is made with tiny, fancy loose sleeves and is finished with the crocheted edging while there are fascinating little pockets that laps of the corcheting The yoke is made of tucked white net and the lower portion of the guimpe of tucked chiffon that is loose at it's lower edge, while there are full sleeves of the tucked chiffon with tiny little under ones of the white net, the whole effect being one of great beauty. The deep rich yellow is really most exquisite in the fine cloth, while the chiffon softens it most becomingly about the face and the touch of white just relieves the monotony. After all it is in com bination with the other goods that yellow has it's best effect, for in- stance, when it is used as a piping for the black and white checked goods that will be so much used for walking and travelling dresses this summer. In millinery it's use is assured and beautiful birds, plumes. wings. quills and aigrettes will be seen often with all the other shades except red and of the latter tint there is only the red known as Japanese red that seem to have any affinity to these brilliant sunlight tones.
 A very charming gown of grey was made up in combination with a yellow that might better be called russet' color. The grey was in voile made up over a lowered silk showing the yellow through slashes made in the yoke which was really three vs. one very deep in front and two shorter ones on each side, while deep slash ornamented each sleeve. Big buttons enamelled in the same color and white form an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-03

Another costume intended for the street was developed from checked goods that followed the cut of the Norfolk mode very closely. and the bands over the shoulders, the belt were piped with yellow chiffon vel was ornamented with a long and heavy yellow aigrette.
 Speaking of skirts. to make it hang we'll it is cut extremely wide and full, but the fullness is put in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11

dele usted de leer ese discurso. aEl
AgenteO del dla IS 10 publicara.' 81
10 esta suscrito, .'suscribase 8 mande
10 centavos por el peri6dico q las
o6cinas. Sol I1o.
Sc REALIZA a precios muy
reducidos 'oda la mercancfa de este
viejo establecimiento, consistente,
en- lin complete surtido de ropa he-
cha para caballeros y nifos, calza-
do, relojes y artfculos propios para
hombre. IS. L. GIUsBuRG. San
Jose IS frente al correo. IS. 10 alt.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan
nuestros distinguidos amigos los
sehores don Enrique Lloreda Casa.
b6 y don Rafael Palacios Rodriguez,
Fiscales de las Cortes de Distrito:
de Aguadilla y Guayama.
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nifestaciones en- favor de la EXPIRE.
sada secci6n.
Sc pone q votaci6n dicha sec
cion y queda aprobada.
En- la secci6n "a el sefior Cue
IRA hace una enmienda y queda
aprobada junto con la secci6n.
Las secciones 81 y "a quedan
aprobadas con ligeras enmienIas.
La secci6n s. es aprobada sir
enmiendas.
Eu las secciones 6. y "a intro
duce enmiendas el seiior Sola y sor
aprobadas. Las secciones 8, 9, Il
y II son aprobadas.. Fin Ia secci6r
IL 81 seiior Sola hace una adici6n !,
es aprobada. Todas las dernas sec
ciones, hasta Ia I9, son aprobadas
| En- Ia secci6n 10 hace otra enmien
Ida el senior Sola Y sc aprueba. La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11
ALEXANDRA DUMAS


rado de TN espu prudente Mouy Ia que tendo
de obrar haba mosado mi franqueza Traadme pues
vuestra parte hombre quien esma principe
quen Sc haaga. De Mouy, ipodre esperar algo!
Monseior, puesto que Vuestra Aeza pide mi opinion
puedo aseguraro bao pab que podes eperao odo ado
vez Que de Navarro ehusar las oas que he vendo
hacee Pero 10 repo monsehor indispensable que
ponga de acuerdo con los demas jefes
-Obrad como gustes caballero, respond6 de AencOn
iCuando dareis la respuesta?
De Mouy miro al principe silenco Despuss hu-
bese tornado resolution lie dijo:
-Monsehor dadme vuesra neceso estrechar
de principe de Franca para esa de no hara
TRACTION.
81 duque no solo di6 la de Mouy slno que la
estrech6 su
-Ahora monseho estoy ranquio djo e ioven hugonote
81 Sc hcese tra6n cree que habes tornado pare
ella 81 aSi fuese monsenor por pequeha que tuese
parte que omaseis traic6n esteriais deshonrado
DE Mouy por que decis anteS de aernte la res
puesto de vuestros jefesl
fespue preguntaseis en- donde estan los ees
81 yo os dgo aEsa noche ttaee Ia respue sab que
tan escondidos Paris.
mentras deca sas paabras de Mouy faba descoh'
fanza sd peneante mtada la rada aa vsante del ovn
principe.
Mouy Compendo que de pueds exgir de una
rompeta cohfahIa Mas adeahte conocees Vamos
undo por conidad de nteres deseaa de toda
pecha Conque decis que esa noche sehor de Mouyf
ST monsenor porque tempo urge, Esta noche. Pero
uuerks hacerne favor de decrme d6nde pode
-En el Louvre aqui misma habiacion parece
Henl
Nu esA ocnpada esta hatacion do de Mouy mostrando
con Ia nrada las dos colocadas enen h de ota
ST. por dos de mis- gentlhombres
-Mohsehor, me parece una mprddenca que yo VueVa a
Louvre,
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IOTI! De POAct
{ (ConttnuacI5n de la bAgtna ~

(Conttnaaci5n de la b4gina 2e)
Con motive de haber acorda-
do el Taller Bene6co de Artesanos
dar principle a la construction del
Pante6n en- proyecto, ST. Secretario
don Demetrio Goyena suplica a
aquellas personas a quienes Sc han
pasado circulares con este fin, sc
sirvan contestar a La mayor breve.
dad possible.
Eel gran cinemat6grafo fran
ces reformldo del sefior Vargas, da
ra SIT primera exhibici6n esta noch'
en- el teltro con magnffcas vistas
Ell guardia Alberto Roman
detuvo a Angel Quesada, por ha
Der agredido a una mujer.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11
NOT|ClAS GENERATES
Medidas tomadas pr el Jefe
de pol'cfa, para evi' ar mu-
chas inmoraidades.
en- Ia CORTe CIVIL
Celebrac'oa 1 de un p'e ito, por
cobro de pesos. .-Per:6-
dico <El Agente.>

Sc nos informa que el Jefe de
la policia insu1ar toma ''medidas eff
CAGES, para evitar los vicios y la
inmoralidad que la pdblica opinion
serala y condena. y hacer cumplir
los artfculos 287, 288 y otros de
nuestro C6digo Penal.
D6rEN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn
y Co., 2S San Francisco, Sc venden dos
reloies de orc cada semana, entire so
socios, abonando 70. so 6 $500 sema-
nal. La Ultima semana obtuvo uno
don Margaro Polaco, (Parque) socio
mum. 20.
La Corte municipal de Are
cibo impuso a Miguel Rios Mas, 8
meses 5 dias de arresto por abuse
de con6anza.
Para curar un resfriado ,en m dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUrNrNA.
El boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura. La firma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita.
En- Guayama fueron conde-
nados Leopoldo Silva q 3 meses dc
carcel por hurto; y Carlos Santiago
q 3 meses, por acometimiento y
Aggression.
D@En la calle de San Jose, nj
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes con pu
pilaje complete y Sc alquilan habita
clones. D.
-H Juez de Paz impuso ur
dollar de multa a Juan Sanchez
Ipor jugar chapas en- la carretera d.
ISanturce.
Sc VENDE un magnffco pia
no de sReyel,s en- nifty buenas con
diciones. Precio limitado. En- Sal
| 4tancisco 4o, I'm. D.
-Anteayer celebr6se Ell la Cor
te civil de 8. Juan el pleito seguid
por ]. Ochoa Hermanos contra tt
ella Soliveras 8 su Succession, en- &C
b o de pesos.
-Tambien Sc halla en- EST
Ioiudad don Fernando Henrique
ICarmona, Secretario del Ayunt;
miento de Vega-baja.
-Cuando CASTELAR, el gran II
buno, pronunci6 su famoso discur'
,obre la abolici6n de la esclavitu'
hlsta los hombres lloraron. n
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Camara de Delegados
{ (Continuali5n de la bdgtna Az

(Conhnna1i5n de la bdgina AZ
cidas por la Camara, muchas de las
cuales acept6 la Comisi6n del Con-
sejo.
Puesto q votaci6n el dictamen
de la Comisi6n de Conferencia,
queda aprobado por unanimidad
Sc constituye la Camara en- Co.
mission total.
Sc pone q discussion Ell H. B
III sobre creaci6n de sindlcato.
agrlcolas.
FL seiior Matienzo recommend:
la aprobaci6n de la "a secci6n ia
como fue redactada. Expone la
ventajas del proyecto.
FL senior Guerra secunda al Sc
nor Matienzo pidiendo la aproba
ci6n de la secci6n que Sc discute.
Ell seiior Sola hace tambien ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11
EDICC0

Estados Unidos de America. IS. S.
Ell Presidente de los Estados
Unidos. En- la Corte Munich
pal del Distrito y Judicial MI
nicipai de Manatf. P. R.
N1mero IS. Pedro E. Zamorano,
Ex parte. = Conversion en- do
mimic.
PoR cuANTo, Pedro E. Zamo-
rano, mayor de edad, propietario y
vecino de Slh Juan, ha presentado
ante esta Corte Municipal de Mana
tt, una petici6n interesando la con-
version en- dominic de inscription
de possession que q su nombre tiene
inscrita al folio 56 del tomo IL de
Barceloneta, n1mero $50, EN- el Re-
gistro de la propiedad de Arecibo,
y es la siguiente;
eRustica: Finca situada en- {.
barrio de Garrochales, termiuo d.
Barceloneta, conipuesta de cuaren-
ia cuerdas, equivalentes a quinc'
hectareas, setenta y dos Areas, quin
ce centiareas de terreno de tercer
clase a pastos y malezas, con algu
mas plantaciones de frutos menores
conteniendo una casa de MADEIRA!
de planta alta, estando los bajc
sin cercar, techada de zinc, de cir
co metros diez milimetros de frent
por cuatro metros ciento setenta
cinco milimetros de fondo, con S
cocina anexa de igual CONSTRUCTED
y techo, que mide dos metros gu
nien..os seis milimetros de fren
por tres metros trescientos cuarel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11

otras secciones del proyecto' quedan
aprobadas sin discussion.
FL sefior Santoni pide la recon-
sideraci6n de Ia secci6n %. Ella
expresa que es el potestativo de los
sindicatos agrfcolas organizados ba-
10 las disposiciones de esta ley, el
emitir bonos 8 titulos hipotecarios
con 6 sin la garantia del Tesoro de
Puerto Rico. El sefior Santoni pro-
pone una enmienda 4 que Sc supri-
man las diez 1ltimas palabras de
esta secci6n. Sc pone 4 votaci6n
Ia enmienda y es aprobada.
E, Sc vota el proyecto en- su tota-
lidad y qneda aprobado Ell "a lee
tura.
| (Continuara.) }.
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ia y Tin milimetros de fondo. Lin
da por el Norte con tierras de la
Succession Machado. representada
por Hilario Feliciano; al Sur con
las de Sotero Maysonet; al Este
con las de Salvador y Pablo Her
nandez, y al Oeste con las de Juan
Ines Talavera.
Por tanto, habiendose ordena-
do por el Hon. Juez Municipal Fe1
lix C6rdova Davila, en- esta fecha,
Sc anuncie Ia conversion interesa-
da por medic de uu edieto, en- Ell
periodico LA DEMocRAcIA, que Sc
edita en- San Juan, para que los in
teresados que tengan alg1n derecho
sobre la 6uca y personals iguoradas
a quienes pueda perjudicar dicha
conversion, puedan oponerse por
ME lilo de la oportuna demanda den
tfo del tarmino de ounce dlas ma
turales, contados desde el de la fe-
cha de la publication del anuncio,
para su publication libro el presen-
te bajo mi irma, en- Manati, a 76
de Febrero de 1907.
PEDRO RIVERA az,
lSecretario de la G. M. de Manatf.
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IA RRtNA MARGAkffA

NO sehor co1d pesar que tocaba hacer serviciO
esta mahana. ,,..,,
-Eutouces haban aseinado do La Mole haoiando con-
sligo mismo aeandose. ,,:,:.<Ao..
81 uque escuch6 rud de los eiban debtandose
v atrayendo haca ST a de Mouy ledijo:
Mirad comp alicia, yprocurad m su especa mooO oe
andar. r.,. 49,.
10 hare 10 neior que pueda respondc de Mouy Desga
ciadamente 40 soy como eI eegaue sino I'm sodado
DE todos modo espero Ell corredor anes de media
noche 81 esa desocupada haban de mis- genthombres os
recbr& en- ella sno, buscarehos otra.
ST. monsenor
-4Conque hasta la noche, anes de las doce
-Hasta la noche, antes de las doce
All! pop6sto de Mouy baancead mucho e bazo dete-
co al andar porque ostumbe caraceca del sehor de La
Mole.
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Sc AcABO EL pOLoR

Con 81 Anestesico gDentudos
GO obtiene Ia compIetA SusenCia del
dolor en- todas las estracoiones den
tales, De vents en- Ia farmaOia de
<Colons. Plaza principal, San
Ju.n. Diriiase IL correspondence
al nor NJ. M. P. o. Box AL San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11


BUQUEs ANUNCIADos
Vapor espahol Juan Foygas sa-
li6 de Coruha el 26 pasado para
San Juan, Santiago de Cuba, Ha-
bana, Guantanamo, Manzanillo y
New Orleans.
Vapor espafiol aPio .:IXD salio
de Barcelona el 28 dltimo para esta
con las escalas intermedias del Me-
diterraneo.
Vapor cubano eJuliaS hoy sal
dra de la Habana para esta hacien-
do sus escalas intermedias.
Vapor americana eCoamos sal
dra para esta el9 del que cursa.
Vapor americana sCarOlinaD
con destino q New York saldra el
IL del corriente.
ENTRADAS
De New Orleans vapor emeri-
T; cano aSanturces con carga general
De la isla vapor americana
sCarolinan con transito.
De st. Thomas vapor alemar
sBluchero con touristas.
SALIDAS
Para Martinica vapor alemAr
|aBluchers con touris.
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
! TRAvESIA
sPhinece w, Spragues i'd.
eHelenaS descargando
sEllen Litkes id.
| coSTANEROs
-lttt - - saa 81 . , -. t.ttt .
/ sMayaguezanaS Arroyo
sCarmens Fajardo
ePetrao Humacao y Naguabo.
aGuillermitos Arroyo
Ricardo Ruiz Aguadilla y Nj
yagiiez.
sEsperanzaO pendiente
/ -
n e, Ia tipcgraffa Sc traha1
ratio. - <La Dem craci>.
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Sc solicitan vendedores bue-
nos para este reri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-11
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
Aatas soneIcIa|es De San Juan

pR1Nc1PALEs ARTICULOs
Arroces: De partido q Jap6n 4
$3A a4.5o.
Idem valenciano de 6H 6A
por extreme de classes.
Ajos de IS ctvs. q 20.
Bombones de. .$6Ha7.
= Bacalao $6.75a7.
Sardinas ahumadas q IA ctvs.
Cebollas espaholas IS.
Idem americans 81.
Garbanzos $4A a 10.
Habichuelas Americans colo
radas largas IS q 81 Blancas anne
ricanas 3H.
Harina de trigo $4.2s a 81.
Idem de maiz q $5A. .
Jamones say Arg.
~aen, Jab6n Rocamora $40 ameri-
no, $2H y 4H.
! Manteca $3.50 en- Il y en- cajas
4. eon
ManteouilIa de $1s4u.
Pasta del pats $5.as & 4.5o.
panas americaras &tA.
rao;no &,on 4 <,1
49,: 's,,.,,;ro,
o,asos am x1s patagra. a..
- r'eche condensada .Apuila, 4
e.,
1dem id. Tcruz Ro-
jap $4A.
Idem id. sMagno-
Na' $4H.
Il Azucar para q conSamo' al
~ 7/4
- ",eA W .A
. - a. 5rn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17
FALSE EARS FOR KING ED.
Artificial Hearing Instruments Sent
to Deaf Queen and King.

Three sets of artificial hearing instru-
ments have been shipped from New York
to Buckingham Palace, London, for the
use of King Edward and Queen Alexan-
dra. The latter has long suffered from
deafness, but the fact that King Edward
is hard of hearing will be a great sur
prise to the public generally.
The instruments have been made SO as
to enable the king and queen to talk to-
gether without the use of a trumpet. The
transmitter, or sound concentration, will be
attached to the clothing of the couple.
The sounds are focused on the concentrat-
or in the same manner that the rays of
the sun are focused by means of an
ordinary reading glass.
At this point of focus is placed a super
sensitive microphone, which takes up the
focused or magnifed sounds and conveys
them to the ear by means of a small silk
covered tinsel cord, through which an cleo
trio rent is conveyed by a small bat
terry IN ear piece, which is held to the
ear. Ghe batteries are carried in the
pocket. being about three inches high and
one and one-half inches in diameter.
The ear piece is somewhat smaller than
the ordinary telephone earplece, but high
ly sensitized and can be hidden in the
hand The only visible part Of the in
strument is a portion of the silk cord
which connects the concentration with the
earpiece.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17
zzzssysza
sSsss0- --@2xSy1
c -

The new models make the wearing
of belts necessary, and the more I'M
usual the belt the more attractive the
whole result, those illustrated show
ing several, of colored embroideries on
various materials, that blend charm
ingly with the buckles. The latter are
of Oriental workmanship, and the belt
ings are either japanese or Chinese
handiwork. Sketch l is suitable for
person in mourning, and is of richly
embroidered black silk on the order
of taffeta; the buckle is oblong in
shape and of hand-carved, shaded
oxydized silver, with design of iris
and leaves. Sketch No. shows
hand-embroidered white grass linen, in
cherry blossom design, in width two
and one-half inches; the buckle with
large turquois matriX cabuchon center,
set in hammered green gold of quaint
shape and turnings the ends studded
with small raised dots. Sketch No. 3
illustrates a piece of antique Chinese
embroidery in curious shades of blue
and gold on a pale yellow green silk
ground. The ends toward buckle finish
with tapering straps of navy blue
leather and the oval buckle is of dull
green-gold plate, heavily chased.
Sketch shows red japanese leather
with an embossed design of plums in
green and gold, finished to appear an
tique. The buckle is of frosted gilt,
and the leather part is lined with
white silk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17
MRS. CHADWICK DEAD.
Woman Who Startled Banking
World ExnireS i'm Prison


World Expires in Prison.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, whose finan-
cial exploits at one time startled the
world, died in the women's ward Of
the penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio,
Thursday night, unattended by any
save the prison physician and hospital
nurses. The decline in Mrs. Chadwick 5
health began almost from the time she
entered the penitentiary on Jan. u,
1906. sentenced to ten, years imprisOn-
ment. She fretted necessarily over her
confinement and worried about her
troubles until it became almost impos-
sible for her to sleep. Her last illness
began three weeks ago. She was con-
fined to a cot i'll the hospital of the
womens ward from that time until her
death.
The financial exploits of Mrs Chad
wick startled the country in the fall of
1904, when they were brought into pub
licity by means of a receiverShip suit
brought by Herbert B. Newton, of
Brookline. Mass. who held some of the
spurious securities upon which she had
built up a colossal credit Exposure
after exposure followed The Citizens
National Bank of Oberlin. Ohio. which
lost heavily in the swindle, went to
the wall and President C. Z. Beckwith
died, it being reported that he had
committed suicide. Mrs Chadwick had
represented herself to have close finan-
cial relations with Andrew Carnegie,
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and at one time claimed to be his
daughter. His supposed signature on
note for $7,O00,000 figured in the case
and for some time remained an ele-
ment of mystery.
Circumstances indicated that Mrs.
Chadwick was formerly Elizabeth Big
ley of Woodstock, Ont, and that under
the name of Nine. Devere she had
served a term in the Ohio penitentiary
for forgery. When released from pris-
Oh s ehhad made the acquaintance of
DIR. Chadwick, of Cleveland, and had
been married to him. The physician,
it appeared, was unaware of her fnan-
cial duplicity.
Mrs Chadwick was arrested in the
Holland House. New York, and was
extradited to Ohio, where she was
tried and convicted on March II, 1905.
She was sentenced to ten years in
prison.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17
OCEAN RECORDS SMASHED.
EusitaDfa Crosses the Atlantic in
Four Days and Twenty Hours.


Four Days and Twenty Hours.
The giant turbine steamship Lusi-
tania is queen of the ocean. She cross
ed the Atlantic in a little over four
days and fifteen hours, beating all rec
ordS from shore to shore and wrench
ing from the Germans the honor Of
having the ship that can ride the seas
at the fastest average number of miles
per hour.
The new record bearer takes about
nine hours and a half off her own rec
ord, made on her maiden voyage from
Daunt's Rock to the bar at Sandy
Hook, and made the run at nearly
twenty-five knots for each hour of the
voyage. Thus in every way she is to
be accredited as the fastest ocean
steamship in the world.
With this achievement the Cunard
Line and England capture from Ger
many the eagerly sought record for
possessing the fieetest ship on the At
lantic The Hamburg American liner
Deutschland has held the record for a
number of years. Steamship men also
claim that the achievement of the Lus-
tania proves the superiority of turbine
engines over the reciprocating type.
The Lusitania on this trip captures
practically all transatlantic records.
Her best days run, 619 knots, was nine
knots better than the former record
held by the Deutschland. Her average
speed exceeds the former record of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17
Mothers.

For several years past in families
of all grades the old-time respect, con-
sideration and difference due from
daughters to their mothers has been
noticeably diminishing, says the New
Aerk Sun. This fact remains uncon-
tradicted whether the mother as
woman represents the highest social
position or happens to be an humble
working woman. Mothers are frankly
willing TO admit their personal NORTH
cations over this matter, and quite as
frankly express their Indignation at
the position their daughters have plac-
ed them in, and are aghast at the
progress made in the evolution Of this
unloyely and unnatural characteristics