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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
THUGS NOT ARRESTED.
William Monden Furnishes Police
Good Description OF the Men.

william Monden reported 20 the po-
lice Immediately after the commission
Of the crime that he had been held up
by two thugs near the Saltair depot
on Second South street between Third
and Fourth West streets, at n 90
o'clock Wednesday night.
Mondcu said that as he was passing
billboard. one OF the holdups leaped
out on him from the darkness and orr
dered him 90 throw up hts hands. Mon
den complied with the command An
other thug then seized him from tho
rear and held him In a powerful grip.
with one hand over the victim mouth
80 that he could not call for help. aud
with the other hand over Monden 81
eyes. IN that be could not See The
thugs robbed him Of $40 and ordered
him to get out Mondcn got" re
gave "a good description OF the smaller
holdup. but the police have not nude
any arrests in the case
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SPIKE AND RAIL

~. =. Kerr. representing the Haggin
railroad interests Boz Mexico ana for
merly engaged in Peruvian rallr0ading
leaves tonight for the city of Mexico.
where De- has his headquarters, after
pleasant Visit OF several weeks with
his brother Kenneth Kerr. district pas
songor agent of the salt Lake Route in
This city
The japanese commission. Including
,5 people Doc "a special train. are due 20
arrive in this city NOY. 10 next, over
me Rio Grande from Denver which
city they leave Nov NJ The special iu-
cludes six STANDARD Pullmans. diner,
baggage car ana IAN apartment-Obser-
walton car
The trend of events in Gould circles
ls believed 90 point toward a transfer
RIO Grande 40 the Western Pacific,
probably as vice president ana general
manager leaving Mr.. clark as the ex-
ccutive officer Of the Rio Grande
\. q. LOWS. chief rate clerk OF the
Salt Lake Route in Los Angeles. ls in
town FOR few days
Assistant General Freight agent
Tuttic of the Short Line has returned
from "a siege in the Witness chair al "a
trial af Malad, where the railroad COM
pany was being sued Tor alleged non
furnishing OF ears for cattle according
to contract The company nonsuited
the complainant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
UNKNOWN BURGLAR
SHOOTS TWO NJ,

Reno, New, oct 20
burglar after shooting ,..a -nS'os,
steooing third ln bs,,,. "ea asi
was surprised IN the vl,,o. "nen Ne
Nin'on. 80 miles northwest ~ ~''sl a.
ON the Western Paclae ~ y Rem
might 511, escaped ana posse /. 'so' r.
y NJ Canonica so, os
tor heard the Intruder "e mopu,.
~ going an 10 inVcstiaato alis aM
~ ir'lIe az the point 81 a eau, iofoa
He returned with his Sun SUI
~. olio'',0a' beft Questa. the -.snus,a
anu blacksmith and doe. end
We tnsued on the gtairs a,e be
Canonica fell seriousl, No.. Rob,
bullet In the adomen ana n,ued wa
perhaps MORALLY wound.,i Huesia va
or bullet in the groin WIN anob.
Joseph Canonica, the fap,..
ed and grapplcd with ~. remain,
who bit him ON the arm, pafglai
stabbing him on tho end after
succeeded in escaping. s"t am.
RoBBER FOUND dean
Reno. New. Oct 81
morning the lone highwa,ipsg us
roooed the Ninton hotel at Vinfon who
was found IN barn ne,r ''.,un Ca
OF the trouble dead. His dc,,he Seen
To have been due to "A frso,,'.l u san
received from blow bv a nis,,,u ssul
ed by Robert Canonica Tx M Nleh
ter engaged the robbcr I'm ono 'ue "a.
motel rooms. Bert Ouesta 10
Keeper who was shot BY the roh,,. oal'
probably die. having been sbo, WI
groin. Robert Canonica and ~ ~ Ne
who were also wounded hy tb- .a,ns
wiz recover The identltv ne a ooog
Der has not been discovered III Nh ioa'
ne is said 20 have been v-or,i,,..''olst
threshing machine near Vinton VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
DIVORCE WANTED.

PROVO, OCT.-2l.- NJ. NJ. Nelson.
Of Pleasant Grove has commenced
suit against Marie X Nelson on the
ground Of discretion and cruelty. the
latter consisting OF calling plalntln
Vile and obscene names and using
abusive language towards him. There
IS one child Ella, seven years OF age,
the issue Of the marrlag Nothing IL
said as 10 the custody OF the child.
The parties were married at Pleasant
Grove Sept. 22. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED.

Al the session of the supreme court
held this morning the follow ing cases
were argued ana submitted,
A. @ Smith, Jr, respondent against
II. q, Clarke, aud others ID BARK.
appellants from Fourth district
Judge j. = Booth
j II. Arnold. appellant against Rich
ara Pope, sheriff. etc.. respondent.
from Fourth district judge D..
Tooth.
James Gibson. ann liant against
George q DOYLE q GO. respondent.
from Third district colu. Judge NJ. IT,
Ritchie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
GIRL SENT TO REroRMAroRY.
Lena Cracroft Committed for Incor-
rigibility To-day.

Lena Maud Cmcrort. II years old.
was committed 60 the state industrial
school at Ogden by Judge McMaster
OF the juvenile court this morning for
lncorrigibiity and general delinquency.
The girl had been before the court sew
eral times before, and the last time
Was placed ON probation. making
promises 90 reform her conduct She
had been employed in a local restau-
rant and ON the day of her last ar
rest which was Wednesday. she was
caught with suit case ou her way
20 the depot. Intending to leave the
city 10 take position which she said
was secured for her by "a local em-
ployment agency. n WAS shown that
she had violated the conditions OF her
probation ln many ways. and the Judge
decided 10 commit her 10 the Industrial
school The parents Of the girl live az
$50 Cullcy avenue
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mrs. sCmWARrz's FUNERAL.

PROVO. oct 21.-There was a large
attendance Of relatives and friends at
the funeral services held over the re-
mains OF Mrs Maud Richmond
schwartz IN the Third ward meeting
house "Wednesday afternoon. The speak
ers we're Elder j. A. Butte and
George n Brimhall Beautiful vocal
selections were rendered by the ward
choir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
ENTERTAINMENT FOR BLIND.
Governor spry WIN Make Nddrcss and
Good Program u Arranged.

The adult blind VIII hold n house
warming in their new quarters iu tho
Old uthmg yard building this evening
when O. program viii be rendered and
% general good time result quite
number of tho blind will participate
boo thc entertainment The program,
which starts az O'Clock includes sing
ing bN am present AN Invocation. se-
lect.ons hy the blind orchestra. an adj
dress hy Gov Spry "a speech on our
workshop Mrs r., r. Riches vocal
selections. the Fowler sisters Mrs ~
a. Riches and Howard Ansell; roci-
tstion hy Miss Maud May Bahcock
0utc solo. James standing and au adj
dress by President James Standing of
ihe adult blind organization. Tho pub
Doe is Invited f0 b. present
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IMPETUS TO FLAX INDUSTRY.
After Mann Years OF EndcaYor. Move
mcnt Now Promises succos-

After several years of endeafur the
efforts of John IA Riley 90 interest the
people of rtah boo growing fox seem
about a. b. crowned with success The
mass meeting at the sixteenth ward
last night Was attended hy mlIy zoo
people. and "a number of talks were
made by practical men which arc cal-
Culated to give thc neN industry big
boost Those who spoke af the meet-
lng were George Il. stenhouse min
ms man of Morgan Who came 10 salt
iendinE the meeting Attorney PRANK
D.. NlckerN John IA RILEY the father
of thf movement who has spent The
A4st hNe gcaIs ln pIom0ting thc ac-
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nc rnnE IN DAYTON. O.

DAYTON. o.. oct a Fire here early to-
dnY destroyed the plant OF the Compui-
ing Scale romuuar the biz sioraEe COM
pnny building adjoining and one OF ih.
structures OF the 1918 -Four freight sta-
ii0n The eur-Chamherlaiu Filier
company and the Sloe bottlinr works
we're practically destroyed The Total loss
Dr. estimated az $4,000.
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nArE cAsE MEANINGS.

San rranoiscO, oct "A After hca ring
arguments ana testimony on the
Phoenix rate case and complaint by
California shippers against me Wells
Fargo Express company, ihe Interstate
commerce commissioners last night
left Tor Reno Nev, where further
cases Nlll be heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
APPRNIsENlENr FILED.

An appraisement OF the ffuitlsnd
Water company was filed IN the Third
district court wednesday, By h. w.
Hammer, assignee for the company. In
the assignee's report the Indebtedness
Of the company ~ fixed at $500. with
available assets amounting 10 ss.272.A.
The company owns notes which are
deemed collectable amounting 20 t2l 500
and has water contracts valued al
s335 500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
RAILROAD NEWS
TO RETIRE BOND ISSUE.

The salt Lake route stockholders will
hold a special meeting in this city,
Dec a. to consider retiring the $4,000.
600 first mortgage bond issue Of July /,
1908. TO the Equitable Trust company Of
New York: and 10 consider issuing In
their place $50, 100000 first mortgage
bonds. dated July J. 1909 and other de-
tails not yet determined The trans
fer books viii be- closed "a y o'clock
noon. Dec /. and opened again al 10
"a an Dec %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
SINGLE TAX CAMPAIGN FUND.

PROVO, oct 21-1n the single tax
article IN Saturdays News the amount
contributed by Joseph Fels TO the sin
gle tax committee OF the United states
IS given as $3.50 year for 1--WE years
This is a typographical error. The
amount Is $4,000 year for five years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
TIIEsE MILL MED

PROVO. oct. 21.-Marriage licenses
have been issued 10 the following
couples:
Charles c. Murray. OF Topeka,
Kansas. and Dora schley. Of Payson.
Alvin A. Loveridge, OF Provo Bench.
and Pearl skinner. OF Beaver city.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fred Presbry is at the Kenyon
today from California, en- route east On
a visit, Mr.. Prsbry was formerly
chief clerk OF the Kenyon.
Secy. Beatty OF the state board Of
health returned this morning from a
California trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
BURSTING DAM BROWNS
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS

Constantlnnple. oct n Twenty fYf
persons were drowned today following
the bursting nl a dam al Lake DfrSos
go miles northwest OF this city The
lake supplies weter for the capital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21

The Democratic district committees OF
the ward organization OF the Fifth
municipal ward will hold a meeting i'm
the Citizens Democratic headquarters
in the Colonial theatcr building at 3
o'clock tonight. Matters Of Importance
In regard 10 the campaign win be dis
Cussed and all the members are re-
quested to be present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21

The Democratic women win meet at
headquarters in the Colonial theater
building at 2:30 o'clock Friday after
noon. The purpose OF the meeting is TO
effect an organisation for the campaign.
II IS probable that William r. Wallace.
fusion candidate for mayor. win deliv-
cr an address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21

R. II. Evans. Florist, 20 : Aale
Floral designs a speciality. fhoN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
DIED.


MAsON.--llRnnah A. died AZ me rear Of
~ south Sixth West, OF myocardtls'
Oct. 49,
Remains will be shipped to LshL
Oct p
mus street, oct. 70, al the age Of
years
Funeral will be held sunday from The
Twenty-fourth ward meetinehouse.
TIRwEEK. this city Oct D lse
Annie r. Armstrong lirweek agea
az the home Of her daughter, MA
Nellie Couton. l67 south Fourth west
Notice OF funeral viii be given later
RADEMARFR.- this city. OCT - -
Agnes Rademaker. aged n wears
Remains al O'Donnell a. Co. s pariofA
Notice OF funeral will be given later
WILSoN-At 667 north second West OF
%. 1899. Harry y. Wilson. in hs
18th year native of EnEano
Father OF y. n. Wilson. Deceased leaves
two sons and three Daughters H..
The remains are at the funeral paro
OF Joseph William Taylor. 2 south Wea
Temple street Notice OF funeral later
LONsDALE.-At the residence rs SCUM
Thlrd East street, Of apoplexy Jsm9
Mathew Lonsdsle. native Of England
aged 70 years.
Notice Of funeral later
LoNsDALE.-Of apoplcEy James
l.onsdale. al the residonce' ls
Third Ea.t street. Deceased was i'
tNo OF stanordshiro, England. 10Th
Funeral from the Twelfth- bs
ward meetlnghousc sunday time /"
announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Az "a meeting of the Medical society
Wednesday afternoon it was decided to
SUBSCRIBE foI two prominent European
medical magazines. which arc 20 be
placed In the new medical library in the
Museum building.
The last OF the Rhodes scholarship
examinations was held at the universe
~ Wednesday afternoon. and the pa
pers have been sent TO THE oxford uni
versity, England. by registered mail.
The results are expected to reach this
city some time next January.
Hereafter Il will be considered a mis-
demeanor for students to place num-
erals on any university property with
out first receiving permission from the
president. This was decided by the fac
ulty at a recent meeting. owing TO num-
erals being put on the smoke stack and
other places this year
The executive board of the student
body win hold a meeting this afternoon
for the purpose Of determining the best
method OF handling the incidental fec.
Miss Mildred Jensen has been ap-
pointed Instructor In English for pre-
paratory students.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21

Frank r. Christensen. secretary Of
the American" campaign committee.
has issued a call for Consideration
meeting 10 be held Friday evening at s
O'Clock Ia headquarters over saloon
In west Second South street In the
rank and file Of the American party
an alarming situation exists. Joseph
Lippman. who became disgruntled he
cause he was not nominated for mayor,
Is arming his supporters with knives
TO go after Mayor Bransford on cleo
ton day. Another faction e. following
VI. q. Mcmillan. who also failed to OBJ
tain a place on the ticket There is
sim another element; IN fact. the bet
ter element. who are ready 20 vote the
fusion ticket This meeting has been
called with the purpose Of getting these
factions together in a last effort TO elect
the ticket Christensen admits that it
Is a trying ordeal TO manage. but this
effort win decide the life. or death, OF
the party IN the election
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-21

RADEMAKFR.- I'm this city oct ~ fa
Agnes Rademaker. aged n years
Remains al O'Donnell a. Co parofA
Notice OF funeral will be given laleI.
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POLITICAL NOTES

The American" club was the sccne
of another rally hast night with The
regular audience I'm attendance. Joseph
Mont Ferry. who reCitci "a list of FIG
ures that had been complied AZ his re-
guest of the publiC improvements that
had beUn constructed by the Amer.
can party and paid for b. the prop
erty owners Harper J Dinnlny gave a
talk on taxes BE said that the county
was responsible for the Increase. to-
gether with the board 90 education.
Then William =. Dalton abused the
Mormon Church which brought forth
bursts of applause.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
BarcelonetenceS y camuyanOs.

Sr. Director de Ia Correspondent
cia
Leyendo en- la Correspondence
del Sabado %. veo lineas dedicadas
a. trlmfo obtenido por el club PR.
de Barceioneta.. desputs lie luchar
como bravaS flerss en- sus jaulas. la
bandera inmortai de IA victoria. Sin
duda: en- los momentos Que lucha-
ban amboS elcrcltrs IL frontera de
la 'Liga Palma lnyadiaia e. sexo
masculine Y los pintados balcones
cubrianlo ell sexo femenino.
Parece tambien q en- eSos instan
ties ei sol lucia sls 5niora> de oro. y
ei cieio sus ceililares colores
Despues de luchar heroieamente
Barceioneta: aunque jamaS Victori-
oso en- las iigas Vega Bajeia Y Ma
natienas. con9iguio al cabc efectuar
I'm triunfo que los hara ceielre ci-
ncndolo con los iauros de Ia victoria
DeSde mis- ilne3> ieilCltn 4 JOS
vers barceionetences V camuyann-. +
por haber sabido Que aunqne rerdi-
dos existe en- cada pech1 cenirsrip
un coraz6n ce grstitud y 81 ,sla
graiitud. un recuerdo inmprta. isa
csda camuvano.
No por que habeis perdidc ,jejs.,
de mIrar nuevamente al vale cu
que j ltaba ei que suscrihe-
Doy ia> graciaS IA amigo Marra5.
pr- hahcr cumpiidp ei debei 81. a-
un trunfo mas IN ,noz
ciiC !e ia derrota.
tleiaIIie barceionetense-
Auluiy exito caulUvaaa
Ramon Ro,iriglez l-.
Catafo. Ago>tO II, 1868.
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OTRA CAPACIDAD FEMEN!NA.

La esposa de I'm pastor protestant
te de Brooklyn, en- una ausencia de
su marido. ocupo su puesto en- al
pulpito.
Los fellgreses quedaron contentos
del modo como Ia hacendosa senora
cumpli6 su cometido, al punto de
que ne echaron de nenos en- los SER
vicos la presencia del pastor.
Cuando Sc derroto en- la isla Tn
proyecto de ley dando voto electoral
a la mujer, no Sc tuvo en- cuenta esta
nueva capacidad de que una mujer
acaba de dar evidencia. No sabe
mos 81 hay probabiiidad en- Puerto
Rico de que una sehora sustituya
en- el pdlplto su esposo,p ST ase
guramos que ell delegado Sr. Cana
les que con tanta acrimonia discu-
ito aquei voto, no es seguro que pu-
diera reslstir sin convencerse, pre-
dicas de esta clase.
La mujer es el angel del hogar'
Para mantenerla en- la egoista desi-
gualdad en- que Sc pretende mante-
neria, Sc la aduia de ese modo. IAN
gel del hogar! Tn angel desigual,
desconocido en- sus derechos y mu-
chas veces en- slls sentimientos. In
angel tan facil de enganar que algu-
mas veces forma, el mismo, coro a
sus opresores.
La sonora del pastor de Brooklyn
es un angel, pero humanizado para
ayudar asu esposo en- sus cotidianos
deberes y para predicar el evangelio;
cosa esta que constituye tambien
mission suprema, obra bondadosa.
Tan bondadosa como ser tenida por
un angel que Sc We obllgada a tras-
nochar esperanto al tardio esposo.
Uno que hace la ley, la impone Y des
pues Sc divlerte, mientras el "angei
del hogar' espera desvelado, s,l
vuelta.
Podra ser que no Sc considere en-
Ia lsla a la mujer tan apta por 10 me-
nos, como los delegados a la CANA
IA pero que la injusta opinion del
deiegado Canales Y los que lie siguie-
ron. no ha dido todavia todos los
sermones femeninos qlie tiene que
or, es indudable.
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cultura que da, cooperando al desa
rrolo general de Ia riqueza plibics
por medic de los procedimientos OUT
las ideas modernas sancionan.
Pensamos que el pdbico ,debe ia
vorecer el establecimiento de esas
sucursales, especialmente, va que
no son anunciadas, desde el momen.
to en- que "La Correspondence"
sirvlendo los intereses generates Y a.
lentando todo movimiento de cu]tu.
ra pdblica, da a corocer dentro y
fuera de la iSla ese proposito.
Nadle, por supuesto, pondra en-
duda que esas sucursales van a ofre-
Ger facilidades a nuestros compatrio-
tas y nunca a opener obstAculos con
exageradas aspiraciones, "a la justa
ventaja de los consumidores. Sc ha
dicho que cierta parte del comercio
de la lsla ha mostrado recelos de Que
su inteGgencia comercial con San
Juan la haga blanco de exigencias
dlhcultando y encareciendo sus ne
goclos. Sc ha dicho tambien que al
gunos pre6eren hoy comprar directa
mente, del exterior, va que ese dere-
cho 10 tiene hoy cualquier ciudada-
no. El negocio a nuestro entender
conslste en- extender los mostrado-
res centrales de una 6rma de conner
clio, a toda la isla; hacienda Que un
mas ndmeroso pdblico consuma a la
6rma de San Juan por conducto de
las sucursales de la isla; pero enten-
diendo que ese consume ha de ser
gozando el pdbico en- general de to-
das las ventajas, en- bondad v pre-
,io de los artfculos, que al piblico
ocal de San Juan, dentro de ia COM
petencla que aqu{ exlste, pudleran
tales frmas ofrecer.
De todos modos, ese hovimiento
comercial entendemos que puede
ser muy it'll al comercio y los con,
sumidores. Pero decimos que en- YER
dad, no debiera tenerse tan secreto
porque esta probado en- los dias de
ahora que 10 que no Sc ofrece, no Sc
vende, y que Ia clientela que no Sc in
vita, nunca nega.
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GscetiNa De Jayuya

Agosto "a Esta mafana han ga
lido para Ponce los distinguidos ca
balleros d. Miguel Morell y D. Adol-
70 Cabrera. Sc encontraban en- esta
con el fin de montar una central.
Varios de los propietarios no qui-
sieron entrar en- ell contrato, porque
no tenian carretera Y otros eran por
la semilla,y otros estan muy agrade-
cidos de esta oferta.
Han caido en- este poblado varios
fuertes aguaceros los cuales han sido
de m ucho provecho. Los rios han
crecfdo demasiado en- estos dfas.
Tambien Sc dice que Sc dara una
ficstecita reigiosa en- septiembre, en-
honor a la virgen de Monserrate, y
Sc traera la musica de Utuado.
Han salido esta tarda los caballe-
ros y distinguidos amigos, Mr.. Alfre-
do Platet Y el DR.. Ricardo BASQUE.
Van para la ciudad de Utuado con
el fin de dar I'm paseo.
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In vestidito sencillc. Para tar
de. Hecna de tela francesa borda-
Ga. Is el modelo que presentamos
La parte de; vestido Sc plega
V une al canesu de tira bordada.
Ests debe hacer juego con el borda-
Go del traje. Las tiras de las man.
gas son de .igual inserci6n. Estas
son cortas y fruncidas A Ia orilla
Sc lie pone un encajito,
El canesu cuadrado de museli-
ma alforzada. En- e! cuello lleva
encaje.
81 Sc desea, este traje puede ser
hecho de cualquier te]s propia de
verano.
El patron en- a tamshos De ! a
5 amos.
Para una n ina de tres amos el YES
lido hecho igu al al de nuestra Illus
TRACTION requie re dos yardas de te-
la bordada de % pulgadas de an
edo. Con / de yarde dc tela suiza
de Sc pulgadas de ancho para las
mangas. } yarada de tela alforza-
Ga para e] eanesu yardas de en-
tredo y l yarda de encaje.
Hecho como el de espalda nece-
sta j yarda> de "a pulgadas de an
cho. 9 II yarda de AZ pulgadss de
aneho.
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Por falta de casa.

FL DR. +. Doval, m6dico munici-
pal del Segundo distrito, tuvo hoy
Ia cortc>ia d. manifeStar d un "re-
porter de La Correspondence"
que no hahia trasladado su residen-
cia 4 San Juan por la gran escasitud
dc casas de alquler que hay en- es-
ia. DeSde su residencia dc Santur
&c atiende al servicio que lie esta
encomendado. viniendo q San Juan
en- donde dispone dc I'm local apro-
plado para ofcina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25
I'm cable de Washington
Sc cubren los cargos de secre-
tariO de Puerto Rico y de au-
ditOr.

Segdn tuvo la cortesia de infor-
mar d un reporter de LA Co
rrespondencia' el secretario parti-
cular del gohernador ST. Noble, Sc
ha recibido I'm cable de Washington
noticiando que ba side designado
para cubrir cl cargo vacantc de Sc
cretario de P. Rico ei Sr. Cabot
Ward, Auditor de P. Rico.
Para suStituir al Sr. Cabot
Ward ha sido dcsignado 9. Sr Soyer.
que reside al re- on los E>'adcz Tn
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

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