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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
THE SUN PARIOR.

Women who remain at home have one advantage in that they can often buy pretty things at the summer sales. Furniture sales and linen sales are usual at this season, and already the price of summer fabrics is coming down, and materials may be bought and laid away until next year with out going out of style,
 The charming wiekerware which has been brought to such a state of perfection is suitable for bedroom or is over Banked with gay cretonne cushions and enameled white or stained
 in dark color, it finishes we'll Since it is light in weight. it's suitability in q small house or apartment is obvious. as it is easy to move about, and the cozy arm chairs, with book rests and work stands, do we'll in den, Bam- boo, is, of course a little more sum mery in appearance and Is really only suitable for the summer cottage or conservatory.
 If one wishes to inelese the porch or part of it in glass without attempting a regular conservatory with growing plants the enclosure will make an at tractiye coffee room or den by using wicker furniture and @ counch and hanging tapestries and Turkish or Japanese draperies to keep out inquisi- tive eyes. More than one house in the suburbs has a little glass room of this sort which is used for after-dinner smoking by the men or as a sun parlor during the day, The steam heat may be extended to it in cold weather; or, if wide doors open. into one of the rooms in the house proper little extra heat is required if the place is well built The general effect is much like the prettily furnished summer p4azza.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
Fruits for Picnics.

Anything from a watermelon down to strawberries unhulled with little paper or powdered sugar to assist in their services goes well at a picnic A few lemons should always be carried-'a squeeze of lemon juice added to each cup of drinking water making it not only more refreshing but serving as a germicide in case there is anything out of the way with the water supply. In packing bananas, carry separRtel from the rest of the luncheon, as their heavy odor cperneates everything laid near them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
THE HOME POPULAR.
It is comfortable. IL la1. alia

It is comfortable. It looks usable. The furniture is arranged to meet one's needs, net for show,
 It isn't bought because it is the thing or they" art using 1t now or because it is the fad just at pres ent."
 All the corners are cozy, though none boasts of tiger skins, Turkish lanterns or crusaders armor, But they do have easy chairs, eivans tables with magazines handy and cushions that one can rest on.
 The eternal fitness of things is the spirit that guides the housewife when purchasing and good will and comfort the genii that rule in the house. So it isn't any wonder that friends and acquaintances far and near like to cross the threshold.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
FOR VEGETARIANS

A good vegetarian dish for hot weather may be made from 'rnaearoni, onions and breadcrumbs. Boil a quar- ter of a pound of onions and chop them fine. Boil two ounces of maca- roni and nisten six ounces of dry breadcrumbs with a little water or milk. Drain the macaroni and cut it up. Add the minced onions and bread crumbs. Beat two eggs and blend with these to bind the mass for frying. Season with salt and pepper to taste or add celery if convenient to the on- ions while cooking. Use this batter for fritters, which must be fried, as usual, in butter or oil, Make a brown gravy from flour and butter and hot water well seasoned to pour over them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
RESUME EAST
 SIDE WORK u-~-s' Rose Pastor Stokes Yields to the Familiar
 Call. PROFESSIONAL ADVISER Will Answer All Corners Through a Yiddish
 Print.

New York, Aug. 9.-"I have duty that I owe to the public said Rose Pastor Stokes, the east side working girl who two years ago became the wife of !. G. Phelps Stokes to Abraham Cahan, editor of the Jewish Daily For ward. "Although the wife of wealthy man, want to resume my work on the east side. What can I do to reach the heart of the masses?
 Editor Cahan became enthusiastic.
 What can you do," he exclaimed. "Why, my dear Mrs Stokes, you can do a great deal. I receive hundreds of letters every day from people who can not pay lawyers and who ask for ad- vice. Why can't you answer these let tegs in the columns of the Forward"
 Mrs Stokes accepted. Next Saturday there will be published three letters from persons seeking advice, with re- plies by Mrs. Stokes. They will be somewhat in the nature of sermons on the home surroundings of the poor, which the writer can speak of as a matter of personal experience. It will be remembered that Mrs. Stokes was working as a cigarette maker when Mir. Stokes met and won her.
 The first letter she will answer is from a factory girl who has two woo- CTS one, a handsome young man, who is kind and devoted, and the other a brusque, rough fellow, who borrowed money of her She likes the handsome young man the best yet says the ugly man has cast a spell over her which makes her believe that she loves him the best. What shall she do? Mrs. Stokes will tell her.
 A girl of the kitchen seeks advice, She has a g6od home in a family as a domestic, but her aunt wants her to work in store, or factory and wear nice clothes. What shall the girl do? Mrs. Stokes will tell hen
 Cases No. is that of a mother who washes and scrubs so her daughter can go to college and be lady Friends have warned the mother that she is making mistake in wearing out her life for her daughter, who may cast her aside when she grows up, The mother appeals to Mrs. Stokes for ad- vice.
 Mrs. Stokes will write in English, and her articles will be translated into Yiddish by MT. Cahan, the editor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
HOW TO KEEP GLOVES.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Belts with back buckle effects re- producing doubly tho front buckle are again very much used says Vogue, and fashions trend is toward belts being worn with gowns of elaborate make and decoration.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

A convenience for the woman who travels by sleeper is an apron with three large pockets at the bottom. Into these pockets, which are rubber lined, go the brush, comb, coap, wash cloth and other toilet necessities for use in the tiny dressing room of the car,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

The best corset covers to wear with office waists are made of embroidery in e width to make the entire cover. Such a corset cover will last much longer than the frail ones of lace.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

For the ordinary kitchen apron of gingham you will be pleased if you use a large coat hook and eye to fasten the apron in the back Make the band to fasten around the waist just as you would a skirt band, finishing the ends with the widest hook and eve. This saves tying the apron or looking in vain for pin when one is rushed with work; again, it is more easily removed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Every woman should have at least a short time in the day in which she rests. and it should be a regular time. She should close her eyes, withdraw her thoughts from everything, and really rest. Fifteen or twenty min- utes of such absolute rest every day counts for a great deal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

When you wish to remove rust from an article rub well with sweet oil and allow it to stand over night; then polish with powered unslacked lime.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
HELPFUL HINTS.

Fasten a stout safety pin into the back of the waist from underneath, then sew to the belt of the skirt a good sized hook. The skirt is then hooked to the safety pin. This is good for wash waists, as the safety pin is easily removed for washing the waist.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Butoningholing the edges of Ham burg embroidery together makes a heater finish than the customary French seam.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Very pretty are the morning gowns of Irish dimity in any one of the many dainty tints, made eNwlth plaitod skirts and tucked waists the collar and cuffs of Nalenciennes lace.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
HELPFUL HINTS IN MANY THINGS Information That May Save One Considerable
 Trouble.

If the upper edge of the sauce pan is buttared we'll chocolate, milk, CO coa and things of that kind will not boil over.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
CRoQuETTEs OF HOMINY.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Fine laces are much more popular for Misses than the heavier ones as they are more youthful
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

The ravelings cut from new table linen before hemming are the best thing that can be used in darning holes or thin places in the worn ones.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

SCFuDplng them.
 Faded shabby carpets may be fresh ened and improved, if after first brushing to remove the dust, the brush be dipped in pail of hot water to which few drops ur turpentine have been added, and the carpet brushed vigorously over with this,
 Don't use too much force in polish ing shoes, To brush gently with a soft brush brings better results than the vigorous work of the bootDlack Never alolw a thick crust of backing to collect on your shoes. Wash it off occasionally and apply a little castor oil; in an hour CT so polish over and the result will be most satisfactory
 If you are storing your household effects for any length of time, and desire to keep all table and bed linen and white materials III 4act from turning yellow, wrap them in dark blue paper before packing.
 W HUH BAtStaG ilst9 oCJh pRAklSN VII the mating, cover the spot thickly with powdered chalk and moisten with a few drops of benzine. When this has evaporated brush off the chalk and the spot will have disap- peared, Do not bring light into the room until the benzine has entirely evaporated.
 To remove rust from flatirons rub them with little warm grease and wrap them in brown paper. Then dissolve a small piece of soda in hot water, dip the irons in this, rub 1 them dry and diput them to heat as us- ual When ready to use them rub them on piece of brown paper that has a little powdered bath brick on 1t,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
BLUE AND BLACK NOW THE COLORS Rapidly Coming Forward as the Smartest in
 Fashion.

Blue and black arc rapidly coming forward as the smartest in the fash tonable whirl
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
SOME ANSWERS TO SOME QUERIES
Sally Is Told of a Good Filling For Picnic
 Sandwiches.

Could you suggest some kind of filling for picnic sandwiches, Its so hard to find anything new and differ ent. SALLY.
 Lettuce leaves, on white buttered bread, seasoned with a bit of salad oil few drops of lemon juice and some salt make very delicious sand wiches. Other filings are chopped green peppers with a little creanp cheese; cream chess mixed with chopped nuts, used with brown bread; candied ginger chopped fine with white bread; figs or prunes chopped with nuts, white bread
 For meat sandwiches try roast veal and olives chopped finely. or a thin layer of ham and one of chicken, and use white bread for either.
 I have been poisoned from eating shell fish and small blotches have come out on my body which itch and burn dreadfully. Will anything cure them? I've tried soda water but it doesn't seem to give me much help.
 M J.
 Apply Pisal ointment which you can purchase at any drug store, to the spots and rub in thoroughly: this will relieve the irritation and by using the ointment for three or four days you
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

To rub bread and meat boards with cut lemons, then rinse thoroughly with cold water is much better than scrubbing them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
can remove the spots almost entirely

Will you kindly tell me how to make candle fit in a candlestick which is too small for the ordinary sized candle. There must be a very for I've seen them in use. D. E. l..
 A candle may be made to fit any candlestiek by dipping a moment into very hot water, This will soften the wax and it can be easily pressed into the candlestick
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Blue is rapidly superceding brown as a popular color, A new shade that is very soft and becoming is the nat tier tone. This is often seen in com binatlon with brown,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
SOME GOOD RECIPES.

koneb geaine oneha n o add quart of boiling water one ] ana m @ Sherry wine
  juice syrup sha anu pour anod
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

prepared III cans banch them and then put them tfous choppng machine Sat uA su! sherry any homemade Wiae eo nN Y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
There is no doubt that women run

There is no doubt that women run easily into excess They will either take no exercise and sit huddled over a fire or doubled up in chair or they will suddenly walk until they drop, as they expressively phrase it. Each is bad Exercise, to do good, should be gentle and regular. Never walk when tired. So many women force themselves to walk when per haps they are Tagged out by a hard day of domestic work or worry, or maybe from a days work in an office or shop, They come into the air deadbeat and literally throw them selves along a road, with every muscle cetng ana the whole body dragged. Did they take an open car in spring or summer, or sit ih park or garden, or even at an open window, till rested, they would do themselves far more good. A walk should only be taken, for choice, when the body is alert and untired, and the spirits are good, or at least the brain, mind and }i 3G.r gre, not heavy with fatigue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Can cane-seated chairs be cleaned. have some which are perfectly good but the cane is very much soiled and diseolored. X.
 Turn the chairs bottom upward, and wash them with sponge dipped in hot water; you will nnd they will be thus easily cleaned and restored.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
PROPER EXERCISE.

If you are walking along the street and wake up to the fact that you are carrying yourself poorly take the mental attitude of standing erect, as well as the physical one. Look at the men you meet and imagine that each one of them owes you a dollar; put even a suggestion of arrogance into your position Hold your head well back; look people squarely in the face. This will not only give the i'm pression to others that you possess the power you want, but it will actu- ally tend to bring that power. Keep the neck against the collar, If con- stantly persisted it an erect carriage will soon become very natural and there will be no need of thinking of it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Listed among some of the very stvi- lsh dresses seen this week was d gown
 or pale tan voile made with a jumper vast and a skirt banded with three
 bands of the voile, The openwork ups.
 on the waist was piped with a very
 narrow bias fold of red silk, while the shoulder pieces, the vest and back were laced with red silk buttons. The skirt folds showed narrow1red pip- ing while the tan belt was made on5 the same order. The skirt was slightlyI entraln and looked beautiful in grace- full lines
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10


  cracker crumbs
  brown in the center platter with crisp lettuce leaves In the center of Seveth lettuce with the veal
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

Long, tight-itting and very severe coats are promised, but as time goes on these are to give way before the directoire cut-away, which will be worn with handsome waistcoat and plenty of braiding.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10

In Paris the fashion for pink gowns has been particularly noticeable in the evening, when a number of plain cling- ing satins of this color are worn. They are untrimmed save for a bunch of exquisite flowers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
UOTAs De AREC|RO

Agosto s.-Para el domingo
auuncia la compaiia de zarzuela
Vazquez Casas y Ca, su Ultima
function, poniendo en- escena tres
zarzuelas del genero chico, de las
mejores de su repertoire. Sc espera
en- esa noche un lleno complete.
-Hasta ahora han sido colo.
cados SO telefonos Ell esta ciudad,
restando por lnontar mas de 60 por
falta de materiales, que han sido
psdidos.
-Seg1n parece la compafila
de zafzuela que actua en- este teatro
Sc disolvera terminada Ia Ultima
function del domingo, habiendo sido
contratadoS algunos de estos artis-
tas por la Conrania de la sefora
MatraS otros por un empresario
de Venezuela.
-Quintfn Mejias por vender
leche por la calle, fue multado por
la Corte Municipal con tres pesos y
las costas del juicio. Olegario Ta-
varez, con un peso y las costaS por
en- una panaderfa acos-
tado sobre unos sacos de hartna Y
e. comerciante don Pablo Rivera con
cinco pesos de multa y las costas
del juicio, por tener en- su estableci-
miento varios barriles de papas en-
NAL estado.
CokRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12

Una ola de crimen ha invadido
q New York. En- TODD el mes de
julio Sc han cometido aent0 die: 7
Seis violaciones, algunas con ex-
trangulamiento y asesinato, en- nj
has dsde siete anos q diez y seis
a1os de edad. Y la ola va Ell au-
mento, pues en- los momentos en-
que escribo, la Ultima edici6n de
los peri6dicos anuncia que esta tar
de Sc han descubierto en- un s6tano
EN- la Primera Avenida, los cadave-
res de dos ninas, una de ocho amos
y otra de caterce.
Y esta no puede ser la obra de
un criminal, sino de una banda de
criminales. Pero 10 que lleva el
terror y el desconsuelo q los hoga-
res, es la ineptitud de la policia,
pues a pesar de- que esas violaclo-
nes y asesinatos Sc cometen Ell las
tlltimas horas de Ia tarde, que es
cuando las nitias salen de sus casas
a pasear y a jugar a la calle, min,
guno de esos criminales ha side
apresado. En- todos esos crimenes
Ia exception de uno, el autor ha
quedado ignorado.
Esa ineptitud de la policla, es
proclamada por el Attorney Gene
raj, que acaba de declarar 10 ST
guiente:
eEl general Bingham, conisio.
nado de la policfa, admite que New
York ha sido inundado por una ola
de crimen y tambien admite su in
habiliiad para copar a esos crimi-
nales.t Por que no resigua su pues-
to de de Director del Departamento
de policia de esta ciudad y 10 en-
trega a otro hornbre que pueda do.
minar la presente deplorable situa-
ci6n?
aLo que nosotros deseanos es
un hombre que pueda copar q esos
criminales; un hombre que conozcs
la ciudad y conozca la policla; nc
I'm extraiio q la ciudad como Bin
CHAN, ignorante de la maquinaria
de la justicia.D
A tai grado de terror han lie
gado las madres y tan poca K hay
en- la e6cacia de la policia, que Ia
prensa hay pide que Sc declare la
ley marcial y Sc eche a la tropa a.
mada a las GALES y que sean los
soldados los que trabajen inmedia-
tamente en- la persecution de esos
criminales y ell la protection de los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
NOTAS De PONCE
PrOvisiOues arrojadas 8
al mar. Quesos pc
ras y melocotones.
CASA De CAMPANA
CASA De CAMPANA
Gran fiesta obrera .-Indulto
de un correligiouario. En-
la Carcel de Distrito.

Agosto, o.-Fueron decomi-
sados y mandados 4 arroiar al mar
por orden del Departamento de
Sanidad, procedente del estableci-
niento de don Bartolo Melia, p,
latas queso aPatagraso, 4 cajas pc
ras y 7 cajitas melocotones.
-Varios j6venes de la creme
de esta sociedad, han establecido
una casa de campaha Ell ell ki.ome-
tro 9, camino de Adjuntas, donde
pasan estas noches de fuerte We
rano.
-HEMOS VISTO I'm Album
de P0aales en- el Bazar Otero que
coutiene una rica collection de las
tiltimas creaciones artisticas. Las
hay humorfsticas, de flores, con re-
tratos de artistas etc., desde 3 cen-
tavos una en- adelahte.
Ell 2 de septiembre celebra-
ran varios obreros de esta ciudad
la fiesta de Labor Day en- eI teatro
sLa Perlp, y para el efeceo oportu
namen.e repartiran ptograma para
dicha fiesta.
FL Honorable Gobernador
Mr.. Post ha indultado nuestro
correligionario de Yauco don Jose
Isaac Hernandez de la recIusi6n
que venfa sufriendo EN- la carcel del
distrito por asuntos politicos.
En- el tren de maiiana marchara
el senior Hernandez para Yauco al
regazo de su familia.
Existencia de recluidos en-
la carcel del distrito.
En- sumaria, varones 25, mu-
jeres 8; en- condena, varones ISL,
mujeres 10. Total 100, de estos 5
para preside.
En- la madrugada de hoy pc.
metro uu caco en- el patio de la
casa de las hermanas de este cores
ponsal. Afortunadamente la cam
panilla de aviso delato la pretensi6n
del caco po. 10 que tuvo a bien em
prender la fuga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
ASUNTOS D|VERSOS
sin luz EN- la ba-
hia. Fue denuncia-
do A1media amente.
CAPTAIN MULTADO
Aperture del bufete de abo.
gado senor Abella Blan.
co.-Otras noticias.

Ell Gobernador llamo Ell vier-
mes en- la noche al policia insu-
lar Villanueva, de guardia en- Ia
Fortaleza y lie mostr6 un buque
anclado Ell el canal del puerto que
no tenla a1bombilla prendida, cons
tituyendo un peligro para las de-
mas ssembarcaciones. FL barco, Sc
gun Sc investig6, era el bergantin
espanol "San JOSEF cuyo captain
fue llevado hoy a la Corte munich
pal, presentandose a acusrle el abo-
gado Mr.. Huchiuson, empleado de
la ofcina del Attorney. Vista la
prueba y por ma de las declaracio-
mes de los tripulantes de que la luz
estaba prendida, aunque no Sc vie
ra de terra, el Juez condeno q di-
cho captain a pagar diez dollars de
nulta por infracci6n a las leyes de
puerto.
-Nuestro amigo el Lcdo don
Luis Abella Blanco, ha alberto su
bufete de abogado y notario en- la
calle de San Jose no 4, bajos.
-Josefa MARTINEZ, fut conde.
NADIA aver por el Juez municipal q
dos meses de carcel, por alterar la
paz p1blica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-12
A0T|c|AS'GENERALES
En- la Corte de DistriiO.
Ell municipio y la Lii
ga de propietarios.
n;:;;,i nm; POR UN JAMON
La vecina Providencia Ro.
driguez de Santurce. DE.
nunclas y sentencias.

La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, seccion civil, declare sin
lugar, las excepciones presenta-
das en- el case sobre nulidad de dis
posiciones de la Liga de Propieta-
rios contra el municipio de esta
ciudad, desestimando la demanda
interpuesta.
-Jes1s Sierra, que maliciosa-
mehte vendio q Eugenio Montafiez
uu jam6n, de una partida que ha-
bfa mandado destruir la sandal,
fue condenado por la corte mu-
nicipal a 80 dias de arresto.
La denuncia la present6 Ell po-
licia Vazquez Prada.
-Anteayer regreso a su resi-
dencia de Vega-Alta Ell comerciante
de aquella plaza don Santiago
Davila, despues de pasar unos dias
en- San Juan en- union de SUI simpa-
tica esposa.
Sc ha dispuesto sea extraida,
de la habitaci6n donde vive la indi.
vidua Providencia Rodriguez, en-
Santurce, la partida de sacos de car
bon que fueron almacenados allf
sin consideration al estado de la in
feliz madre, que en- aquellos dias
habia dado a luz y Sc vefa abando-
NADIA de su marido.