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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-23
is. CARVER a CANDIDATE.

OGDhN Sept g James s. Carver
announces that az the urgent soIicita-
'on OF friends he has consented 10 be-
come a candidate for mayor Of ogden
on The Republican ticket.
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SALT LAKE ROUTE

Hami;n Paints Signs Of the Better
Kind. Both phones.
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DANCING sOCIALs

At the Odeon. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings.
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THE BIG FIRE AT SUGAR

Has not put Hampton Coal co. out ~
business. win deliver orders promptly
as usual Phones 4242.
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Usual rates for Conference and State
Fair. and Races Fast trains. good
service. Ask Salt Lake Agent An
trains on time.
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PROVO.

The News" n delivered By carrier
svery night Sunday eecepted) At "a
cents Der month. All payments and
Complaints should be made 10 y. J.
DuFdale agent for Daily. saturday
end sem weekly News. orders TAX
~ Tor Church Works Residence ~
w 9Th North Ind. Phone zr.M
Carrier EAST side Of Aesdsnly Ave.
Bell Ds rsd.
Bel y biece.
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sist him and efforts are being made
10 locate the brother
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A.Y-P EXPOSITION RATES,
Via OREGON short Line II. II.

$4,000 from Salt Lake TO Seattle and
return: on sale daily commencing June
LIST. Ask agents for further particu-
lars.
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Daily Saltair Bathing Trains.
$3.50. returns 1l;45: 200, returns 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

GA Jsnsan ana Rasmussen interpreted
with interesting and instructive
eItetghof of experiences or the mis-
sIon9ry guest of honor A delicious
luncheon was served, and good bys
were said prior Co the departure or
Mr. Rasmussen and family Tor tneF
home n Draper where large gather
ing waited 20 do honor 10 me fetufh-
Ing elder
The quests present were Priest A. H.
Tuuds Mn and Mrs. Rasmussen and
daughters and Erlstus and Stanley
UasnuFseu. MessrH. and Mcsdamos IT,
D. rhIstiauscH. Nelson Hyrum Olsen,
Edward w. squires. Amer Hansen,
Harold and loo Jensen, also Airs I'd
na T.. smith. Mrs g. j. ID. Roundy,
Nrs. Howell MIS-. Wldtsue. Mrs. Gore
rar Nirs Bertha n. Jensen, Mrs Au-
gusta seigu and Miss Eva IT, Jensen.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Vomau's auxiliary to tho lt. M, A. was
hold at the home of Mrs. O.. =. Bcauci
i1G Mcclellan avenue, "wednesday
March at $3.50 p. m. -Four new meme
bars were added and two moro namoa
were handed BOO to be voted upon az tho
npxt meeting After the reports N the
various committees and the minutes ~
the preceding meeting read and adopt
eB "a worry interesting program was
Nr. 81 E Became gave "a very enter
tanning paper 0u Tart which WAS
greatly enjoyed by fll
Mr d. a. Hanford gave "a reading
un parliamentary laW which was much
appreciated The musical program by
Mics Ge0rrIlnH Rnhortsnu and Miss
Naudcrhoef two talented young muai-
CLANS of tHr collegiate Institute. Was
Ia vary UIlHaauf feature of the aftDr-
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ment 20 Mrs. Freed's brother Le
Graude Young Jr. Is announced
one OF the delightful affairs of last
niQht was the second annual BAN slF-
ON by the UndIne club ot Christensen
hall the room being bright with ihe
club colors. white and gold, ana am
enjoyable program OF dances heiaE rN-
loved About 400 guests were present
ana the patrons were Mr.. and Mrs ~.
81. NcCrca. MT and Mrs. n. j. Shech-
oU. Alr. and Mrs w. j. Frazier Mr
and Mrs W b. Robinson and Mrs.
Ellie Dean knappon. The Oudino gIun
Girls are the Misses Katherine Cab
bett Anna Frazier, Enid Elmonda
Virginia Smith Irene Delaney, ldsI'
Bradford. Both Bradford, Mamie Price.
Ethel GrigRs. Mamie SummcrnaYa,
LILLIAN Van DAM AuHcbcllo b. Price,
Alice Smith. Augusta Youngsters. Allie
Fletcher. juno Edmuuds Marsarr.
King Alice Hardy May Billings and
Laura Parry
Tonight the regular Press club hHu-
Duet win Doe given at the Commercial
club.
The Entire Nous club met on Nodncs-
day with Miss Gcuove Mckenzie.
Miss Lucille Price enteriaHs ut her
home thla evening
Miss Elsie DIckorf UntDrutIus unIH
afternoon ut "a children party f1r n"i
little Nephew Joseph Sawyer of liaiIUt
Idaho.
Announcement is made of tno Waf-
rIape ou Thursday boz Rhode Island o'
william Graupc of thia clty ana A'a
Martha Waters of New York IhDN
win make their home here
A most enjoyable. home coming re-
ceptun Was rendered sorcu l.asmus-
son. upon nIs arrival in Salt Lake Guy
after three years absence. as pIeal
dent of the scandinavian mission II
TOOK place 0u M1nday evening ai me
residence 0f Mrf. Andrew Jensen ana
the entertainment of tho evening oon-
sisted al vocal and Instrumental selec-
lions by Messra soron Rasmussen,
Hyrum Olsen. Amer Hanson and Mise
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Gs1rgc I4udley Baxter ANA Harriet
Lauu1 Wood of salt Lake
A g.. Chnstenseu. sr, and Isabella
ZsuFer of Salt Lake.
David ar. Jones and Anna soma
kncbeau uf salt Lake
George suu0He and M.ka Fekoy.e
OF Murray
GoDrge Tauu Of ButIeHlIe ana NH-
tilda Trpr ~ Halliday.
William FRASER NcUnerg lHN I1ut
Mac Phillips uf Slt Lake
James crafty and Emma O.. nl0N-
man of s8It lake
Charles T Billings and Euma b.
Tate. both 1f slt Lake.
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Marriage Licenses

Tho following marriage licenses wcro
issued during the week boy the county
clerk.
Edison W Packer OF FmnFlIn. Ida o..
ANA Julia Smith ~ Graat Falls. Mont
hyrum 3. hr1nck and Cora J. stalker
OF Pleasant Green.
a. a. Zimmerman and Rene ~. Sheets
0f Salt Lake
Michael Barclay and Enie Gardner Of
Spanish Fork
Harold hulWa of Park city and Em-
na G.. Christensen of Evanston Utah.
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ONLY $500

TO San Francisco. Loa Angeles ana
other California points during Marsh
and April NH oregon Short Zine ANA
Southern Pacific Ask agents for fur-
thor pauI.u.ara. city ticket 0nias
20l Main street,
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A. RICHTER,
1s West list south ST. Phones G1.
lions co-opERArIvE HOME BULD-

ING.
AND REAL ESTATE CQMPAN ".
600 Cons tuti0n Bldg Both fhJuea -'t''
FOR SALE.
SE01-Onc s-room modern brick coLtaEt.
sewer connection. Uuored attic iol %
rooms. nice basement. house in hrst CiHss
order Lot al feet bF rods CLOSE in.
N-OU-Oue 1-room modern brick cottage
lood brick wall, cement floor basement.
Lot giaN1u rods. nice location.
Bsrrafn iu First South Street prospec-
tive business property. can sen dl
price tht will Doe guaranteed 90 you.
You cannot lose Think of proht 20 pc
made within five years Boo addition Co inn
fsrest on your money. See us about this.
NVe have bargains DE vacant lots near
fth North and lst West size eacu. 20 "a
rods at $3.50 each. also on lots IelL
mean 4tn Ave. ON S street. each -ts
rods. with right of way. Very reasonable
Germs Du these prOpcrups
Nl. ham. ur0pertie- Boo various parts
tUo city. Call at ago Constitution bulO
ing. ur fOuo G61
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GREAT PICTURE SALE.

We have The largest assortment lu
town. consisting 0f framed ana un-
framed pictures from mo leading art-
ists and manufacturer of the country.
Tho goods are new and tho bargains
are genuine.
pEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern. Main 81
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The event OF last night was the re-
oeption given by State Senator and
Mrs w. n. Williams in honor OF Gov
aAl Ars, Spry al their home ON West
temple street The parlors were dec
GRATED In flags and American Beauty
roses. while dan0dNs and violcts were
effectively used la the dining room.
The hosts were assisted I'm entertain
lng by Dr. and Mrs. Van Law Mr. and
MIS- Il, M. Wilson, and Mr. ana MIS-.
IL IT Cartwright
a feature Of the evening was ne mu-
Seal program given by MIS-. Lizzie
Thomas Edward, Horace Ensign Lew
halsott and Edward KimbalL a. NUM-
oer on beautiful selections being given.
ABOUT 100 guests enjoyed the affair.
Miss June Whlttemore was guest of
hglor at "a delightful ahair given by
Miss elise Yatos ln tho way of "a
bridge party last night al her home
'N' rooms being decorated in dahodlls
.t1 tho hostess being assisted by Mrs
harIes Cain Crismon, About five Ia
...a we're played and prizes awarded
Announcement Is made OF the mar
Naka of Herbert W. LaWreuce of THIS
ciy. and Miss Nellie Portray tho event
.,,e ing taken place la I40s Angeles un
Wednesday Tho groom is "A son oi
"E ana Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence.
Mfs. p. III, Jacobs entertained ht
peasant afternoon analr yesterday ln
,oh1r of Mrs. Luther 81 Steele of Port
NNQ ana Mrs Foulkes OF Idaho the
,,oina being pretuly decorated Dob No-
u and danodils and about 90 guests
neing present The hostess was assist"
IN ny Miss Helen Jacobs. Miss Mario
fitzgerald and Miss clara Hudson.
Mf ana Mrs George ~ Wallace iaaf
neat week for California
MI ana Mrs. Lester Freed enter
Ulhed Informally last evening nt an.
nor for Miss Fern Scott whose engage
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~ PAYS 10 own A HOME"

1T PAYS TO own A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
NWEST EGEN1r COMPANY
u W. End South. Both Phones
The spring time ls on and attention is
called 90 "a few bargains ina vacant lots.
We have many others.
s 5000 70. south front 90 alley. on Har-
ris0u Ave. formerly Ave. "a
s 6JD-jU 10. ON SIN East St, faces East
$1,000 10. ty lfa. lth r., near eth So.
This is the best vacant Tot fronting
Liberty Park good houses on both
sides
9W-S7is &c.. E 'front.' Douglas Ave.
$1,000 Co. west front Douglas Ave.
S3gl-S2is Nl5u corner hth AVG. t3 sltcs).
s al0-Go0d lut p block from Main ST.
HERE rs ONE BARGAIN IN A COT
s2E0-5-RM MODERN BRICK. s.B.
LARGE LOT BEST LOCATION
tMNHIH saHNI. SMALL CASH
PAYMENT AND $40 PER MO.
DROP IN AND TALK TT OVER
tB0o-BEAUTFuL 7-ROoM HOME.
bun pressed bri.k natural wood finish,
pantry bath electric light. lot a3Xl 4Sia.
ith Eaft between sJh and 10Th South.
A. TAYLOR. .g6 p. ith south. Bell phone
460s-uN
FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
SEE
ANDERsON-CUMMINGs CO..
3E South Main street.
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WIZ WANT PROPERTY Sc Va
cant and improved. Jet nos know what
you have 20 Offer
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DISCRIMINATING BUYERS
SHOULD SEE
THOSE ELEGANT HOMES
NOW BEING FINISHED
on EAST BENCH.
1ST & 2ND so. CAR LINES
NOTHING TO EQUAL THEM
1N THIS CITY.
FRITSCH. so. De- h. IND SO. SIT.
ANNOUN CEMENT.
RANCE REAL ESTATE g. 1NNT. co.
VIII open their spring business by Of
fcriuE for a few days.
Tweuty-one acres Of land Tor SllD ucr
acre. all level land and ONLY ONE AND
ONE-HAIF miles southeast from tho
terminus of the Sugar House car line.
cash only Will bc considered
Nine ana ono-half acres for SoD00 TO
blocks southeast from end of car line
or ON Zst East, an good level land.
These properties will increase in value
az least % per cent per year.
We are Offering 40 suecial prices { and
broom cottages. on terms that any one
can buy, also lots in any part Of tho
city -
For ADVICE on EARTH See
RANCk REAL ESTATE a. 1NNT co
Suite 20 ID. j. Walker Bldg.
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NEW BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM COT
tages, one white pressed brick one ce-
meut block each. $3.50 kimbal Ave. he
TWEEN SIN and 1th South and lth and sun
West 0ue-half block from car liuc.
8 lots HlNlfJ feet south front 700 rH
and Ttn and sth west. Very low price.
a-ruom Franc. only NlOl ith South
gth and 10th West So cash balance easy.
Dozens of am kinds of bargains iu real
estate Goo all parts OF city ANY ur Hll
if desired ON our usual, unusually, easy
payment plan.
BOTEWELB 81
MCGONAUGtHG
E8 AucIbach Bld
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EALL0RAN-JUDGE CO.
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Two &D@ci@ls
hey era bargains in every sense Of

They aIo bargains u every sense Of
tine word.
5000
07 Second Ave. Dot &xf1 feet lot
worth. including paving. sewer and side
walks paid. Sls0u Tho house De- connected
with sewer and has ono ~ Tie best hot
city. costing the owner over $50 This
leaves only 5l1N for the huidIng which
could NOT Doe built f0r less than $500.
Can't you figure a bargain in this prop
.osItIun9 no 81 q frame house. fun two
story a rooms frst A0or and rooms on
the second. DC Ia better built house
than most of che brick houses put up
FOR sale.
NZ5
FOR neat little nome ou 9th East near
fUtn south lots bon the same block selling
for not less than 500 per lot This must
Boo sold quick
~ q ~ rrEArAN
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"WUuE YOU ARE WAITING no
decide. other people are buying Iiuh
Iu,a Increasing every day. TO make
money sou shuHld buy now. w. 10. RAY
81 CO.. Real Estate ana Investments.
Provo. Utah.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL. SEE r.. A.
Canham 81 GO. lO w. End south
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BUILDING LOT. SEVENTH AVE.
ugar b street excellent view. Enquire
owner 836 IL street
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FOR INIMPROVED FARM LAND N3
90 SIS per acre. lf miles south ui cts.
a. H. SCOTT. Room ~ Eagle Block
WILL SELL YOU At a BARGAIN.
vacant lots. "a cottage OF model house.
X co.. SUITE so ID. d. walker 3D.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
Ranges and Cook Stoves

The GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE
awarded the worlds medal at St. Louis
exposition and again at Seattle, but we
prize more highly than all medals she
has so fairly and justly won, the high
esteem in which this great cooking ap-
paratus is held by the women of Mar
shall and Saline County. Their recon-
mendation and words of praise is suffi-
Gent to convince any one of the super
iority of the Great Majestic. W. can't
say too much about the Pin water
front in this great range. 1t will heat
a 40-gal. boiler to perfection. We carry
a splendid line Of cook stoves ranging
from SIS to $50.
WOOD HEATERS that you know
Evening Star, Wilson Heaters and
Round Oak.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
Standard Sewing Machine.

At prices that will sell all we
have in 80 days. You will be
lucky if you get one before all
are gone. Think OF buying that
Standard Rotary worth $500
others sell them foc $40 OF 81
for $3.50
Standard Vibrators for 2E.NC
Standard Paragon for . 300
Standard Home . 1900
Standard Favorite . . 1900
Guarantee with each ma hine
and can always get needles and
repairs for a Standard. Dom;
wait until all are sold. Price
must go back when this lot is
sold.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
HEATING STOVES.

We recommend and sell Heating
Stoves that have a reputation If you
have not tried them ask some one who
has.
P. D. Beckwith. Dowagiac, Mich,
specialized on a stove.
There is nothing left to chance in
the making Of the genuine ROUND
OAK HEATING STOVE. 1t is thor
oughly dependable as proved by its
great sale and popularity.
There are many good reasons why
the genuine ROUND OAK pleases
every user-other stoves do not. If
you are going to buy a heating stove
you should know them. 1t holds fire
twenty-four to forty-eight hours if you
wish. 1t burns any kind of fuel sue
.cesSfully. The hot blast burns the SCOT
and gas from soft coal, and makes the
smoke clear. 1t MAKES no CLINK-
.ERS. 1t heats up splendidly. 1t works
better than any other heating stove
known. Ask a family that owns one.
When you 60 to look, see the name
ROUND OAK on the leg.
The KING BEE is a favorite among
many. especially those wanting a coke
stove. Our line of coal heaters run
from 81 to SIS Base Burner. We do
not think you can get through our line
of heaters without buying-if you want
a heating stove.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.

The Celebrated Hoosier Kitch n
Cabinet saves time, saves labor,
saves worry, gives system and or
der in your kitchen work. A place
for everything. From 10 TO
$3.50
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
A Beautiful Buffet for SIS

The cross band work and unique
design with the rich golden finish
quartered and polished. A combina-
ton China Closet and Buffet, a peauti-
full design, modest and plain but ex-
quisite in style and elegant at $47.50
Several Dining room pieces much
cheaper.
Box leather Seat Diners, polished
strong and durable, not the kind put
on the market for a price, a handsome
chair. $3.50 for six.
Leather Couch, polished oak from
beautiful design. the best tempered
steel springs filled with real curled hair.
All Leather, $45.00.
An interesting line of Rockers in
best leather. Oak and Mahogany, $1a
Marvel line of Dressers, made at
jamestown. N. Y, leads all for style
and finish, mahogany and oak $18 to
$40.
Large II in. Pedestal Dining table
So inch top s foot long. best quality
quartered oak, rubbed and polished
with new French clawfoot $35. We
have named above a few of our high
est price. our stock is complete and you
can find the cheaper pieces in splendid
style and finish.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
Sherwin- Williams Paints.

Fall is an ideal time to paint
sun not so penetrating ana blu.
little dust. SHERWIN-WIL-
LIAMS' PAINTS will go further
look better and last longer on barn
house fence and implements. We
have this celebrated paint for every
use. Floors, window and door Ia
ing, furniture, radiators.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
WASH DAY GOODS.

Clothes Pins, is for . . 1c
Wash Boards 15c to Csc
Clothes Lines . Toe, 13c 2Sc
Tubs . 4Sc, 5sc, CSC
Wringers So, 1925, $3.50, $3.50
One Minute Washing Ma
chine , $1,000
Sunshine Washing Machine 1000
Ocean Wave Washing Ma
chine $50
Cheaper Machines . 400
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
MATTRESSES.

Sealy Mattress . $3.50
Capital Felt Mattress 1000
other Felt Mattresses 100
L. and P. Bed Bpriny, III coils
OF the bess tempered steel, so
constructed that the weight is
evenly distributed over the sprinr
making a comfortable bed for a
heavy and light person occupying
the same bed. Try one; il not as
recommended, we will refund the
money.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
CARPETS.

ALL WOOL, GENUINE
LOWELL CARPETS in three ply
Carpets bought with Rugs and III
quantity purchase gos the GUAM
THY PRICE; you are the ban fl
ciary.
An all wool carpet fo- SOC a VI
An all wool, except chain, 45c yd.
An all cotton carpet, . 19c I'd.
Rag carpet Csc. About is pat
terms to select from.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
CARPETS AND RUGS.

A Room Rug Deltox, 9x12 $500
A Room Rug Tapestry . 900
A Room Rug Tapestry . . -9.O0
A Room Rug, best Tapes:-y i5.O'
A Room Rug, Administer 80
A Room Rug, best Administer So
A Room Rug, Genuine
Wilton, 9x12 1870
a Room Rug, Genuine Will
ton, 9x12 $3.50
Smaller Rugs, 35c, SOC &c, 500 s.
and So.
VIZ have the Genuine Wilton
21X6O . $50
'o"'- 6.oO
No store in Saline county has
ever shown as large q line Of rugs
as we have 70: your inspection
NOW and the quantity buying
makes us able to nama a nrica
the other fellow can't touch, and
then such a fine line 70 select
from in Orienta!s, Florals, Medal
ions in all colors, shades and weav-
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
WINDOW SHADES.

Our best WINDOW SHADE, he
Victor hand made, 65 and sc. III,
is a high grade and guaranteed
We carry the Csc and S5c shades.
Lace Curtains and Portiers.
In Lace Curtains we are prepared
TO fill all orders from s. a pail
down to 35c a pair, many beau i.
full creations AMI in splendid NJ:
for So, $3.50 and 81. Some very
pretty lace curtains for $3.50 ant
$3.50. Portiers in Ropes, SO e
Sc. Solid, SO to SO. Greens
Reds and Tans with and without
Borders.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01

LINOLEUMS.

Eight patterns of Linoleum
twelve feet and six feet, 43c
and sec a yd. All Jos. Wild &
Co.'S. goods. This is a guarantee
OF quality.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01

Lyons Stock Remedy, csc. a
Lyons Dip, ST. a gallon,
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
MATTINGS.

Twenty rolls of NEW MAT
TlNGS. Our best m~att:ngs, 85c,
A rich Fiber Carpet a: SOC. This
is very durable and in cool co,ors
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01

Car of Galvanized Roofing. +
Let us have your specification
If you will want the roofing soon
at 1885 a sqr, 80 GA, heavy coat
ing.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
HUNTERS.

Call and get a copy of Nilsson
ri game laws and see the largest
line of guns aud loaded shells in
Saline county. We sell at Schmel-
zer's prices-save you the freight
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
Las iiDdIusb1aS De las nqjeTeS
de Westminster Review
L. Tulio BONAFOUX.
@&(@)W

Estudiando las costumbres de los di-
versos pueblos Sc nota ell interesante
hecho de que 10 que en- una parte del
globo es considerable como trabajo pro-
pio del hombre, en- otra parte es tenldo
por trabajo proplo de la muJer. Asl,
en- Abisinia, ell hombre es ell que lava
toda la ropa de La familia y en- un gran
njlmero de tribus de America, de Asia,
de Africa de Australia, las mujeres
tienen ell derecho de usufructuar los
productos de la TERRA que elias han la
brado; tienen ell derechO exclusive de
vender y zanzibar los productos de su
trabaio En- las inductrias de la vida
barbara, los productos del trabajo de la
muier revelan Ell esta gran talento, mu-
cha paciencia y espiritu de invenclon;
a esta importancia del trabajo de la
muier va unida una poderosa infiuen-
cia ejercida por la mujer en- la vida
pOlftica de la tribu; asl entire los lrO-
queses las mujeres tomaban parte en-
los consoles generates y eran ell alma
del consejo. Actualmente entire los bo-
lundos, una trib1 negra que vive cerca
del rio Zambesi, las mujeres cultivan
la terra, proporcionan todos la CO.
mida y participant de los consoles.
iC6mo de la condici0n barbara a la
civilization moderna ha cambiadO tan
profundamente la cOndici0n de la mu-
Ter? Ell cambio radical en- la condici6n
de la mujer empez6 4 veriicarse con
la aparici6n de la esclavitud, cuando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
ErggoI ca d yatcal1

I'm telegrama de Roma dice que
Fregoli, ed ceLebre tranSformlsta, Tue
ecibido en arudiencia por ed Papa. Su
Santidad, que estaba de buen humor,
d:io al artista qne 81 habla heohlza~
do de tail manera all personal del Va
ticano Y a los mis1nos cardenales; con
sus naravillosas brujerlas, que estos III
t;mos, desde hacla dos dlas, parecfa
que no podlan hiblar de nlngune otra
cGsa.
Mientlas leablaba con Fregoli, ell Pa
IA Sc alpercibio sjIbitamemte de que ell
secretario de este 1ltilno sc prepara-
ba para fotografiarlo para conselvar
I'm recIerdo de la emtreviEsta. Protesto
vivannente, diciend0:
emo, no! listed mo debe hacer ESQ.
ESQ essta contra cd uso. Ell Papa, como
usted sabe, es ell Servidor de Dios ;pe-
ro los hombres ha.cem 4 mleInldo de 81
un servidor de suS imtereses die los
del diablo."