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New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

T,osten Dec IA few local wool FIRMS are
aoinr a fair business with French Worsteti
.pinners in fine and tine medium terrItoIs
siock but other lines are duh Values hoIu
xseadv and local dealers are looking Tor an
advance Fleece wOols neglected. out thste
have been some transfers o. Texas we :
months and u little OF the fall clip Fhtlso
yooI has been in a trifie more demand, WoAs
the foreign product is also active Leading
domestic quotations; ,>,.
ohio and Pennsylvania ieeces - Delaine
washed 81 aS5c; Xxx. 81 1452c; tine unmer-
chautr bls "a q &c; = blood combing. y q Sec-
- .ffs soc: - @31 2sc; =, :. and = clothing
.s n csc; feIaine unwashed. - q 2se. hne un !,
washed - q .ic Michigan. Wisconsin anu
New York-F'ine unwashed. 20 q 2lc; delaine
- a 2Tc; L blod. IS 29c; s. 2sa -"c; a
ss a o7c: IA = and Il clothing, II y &c. Ken
tucky Indiana and Missouri blood, -9G
sOc. = .TGp 2Sc: braid. - II 2se, black, bury.
ssedy colts Is &c 2oc; Georgia, "a q 29c-
secured hasis-TeNas-FiDe - months. D q
ea,.. ftnc g TO months. a. q SOC me rall
4s n 5nc t,alifornia-Northern. 81 3ef5tc: mid
de county, 50@52e; southern. 46 sse: fall
grse a: n ,Jc; fall defective. $50 36c. oregon
EFastern No I staple. "a q csc; Eastern cloth
ing eoasic: Valley No l. - n 5Sc; Valley No
= 81 q 53c: Valley No : 20 q zoe rerrltory-- &
Fine Staple. o. q 61c: fine medium, SOC soc;
fine clothing 5sst eoc: nne medium. % Sse.
!. bIod conhins. Ul g &c -, 5SH01e; q.
81 g53. -.~o-. -
-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

v,r,oyI~IoSs-steady early. but later the the
a4Tset ssss ~ssa s,e6-, eTsa1, s2oas22 BEEF
5qaer xfSTSI4: family. .1Satsls so; paekes & Si.4s
Sl5 20 .s5 extEs .ass lad DREssEb RE -fhs oRaeoas
ls9 n 107sc: 10 N, II &c; lao 10. J. ss'
,,irs n s.. CIT ATs-Picizied bellies 10 To-
o. TAII<)W-l2uiet; city. &c; coutiIlz % ";
7sa7@e IARDmissy Mlad's so,stS S@ Anericzs
Il zoe Continent 10 SOC; Byazi! sTs4:
c9npegnd stead; .e ,ars n ifaii1s. ia
ptcr-cuiet but fairly good business was was
r,.@S n good prices Dan LdlLaas .s 80
g. Kew Orleans, ,eiegraPne fr- r1ceipf. rough.
nc - rixs aFsinst 7s7 @s5 last year- sales
stgs,rd - eG7 100 pockets. against '''''"
srGsR-Reaned steady h4t qget sn. "a, agd ,sas ns.
=. So. standard granulated- s-ouc net. - !,
] PER cent cash l-oi,ao.. 2.-,ber re- as. January,
CIR S4ay as 81 d. Raw. here sLealS "a - ~
cuiet and uncanEea: s.1r +,,eiasses sugar.
e lllasea. two ceu;raIs are nov gr-ila.ns -
- - Grha but there is no stock az NV P0- =.
uETALs-copPER ~siandaIrg tan Isn,aT1 sssy T. ss@
~ 81 1o J.sfrar l. aoat.f f2cj March i-,,,s
II ga I-5ndon firm; spSt a ~ IelectroSsic L. 81 :
80 rs sing I550112 75c TlNrstruag; mi
q ls'e, - iTsscernber JaruarJ February ah1
u 94Tcli' 80 90 - -or ondon strong; SPOT ana III xuL-
,,res ff71 I7s 6d LEADSesnlea, 1l,nSon IA
York 4:sgfa 5gEi II: Ti:f.R-Dui 5soa5soo New YORK.
7ssi5so; Eaz5 81 Lcnish: IA N London. IocaIiy
Cleveland warranIs a'r voTfserr, n No southern
quiet no so,}heTn soft, sis 7aqsl6 %; No
sii,,.rs siia 10 Northern SIS 25gsl5 To- s,.sy nm,
MOLsSsEs AND
NAVAL sTo.Es-spiTits dil,, Jqrpeh'PIae PesiR arm
here ana I...s =. TgF STEADY at late prices
Anp nppRIGs-steady with (9,s1 goo, qeas' ms steady
eraliy al full prices. So0Ts-eteady for
small lots a. ,,I,,b o0p qrv hides firm and oner.
HfDfSE-a,a TEATHER-Steady deinAhd
ss .ais' moderate sized iots- p.,nsa netrel-
Tor tnssed unchanged Renhro p'4e
on - sarn.nd Al recent prices
cum o1noTToSsFFD orI-InsetiVe eiosins fas, ,sr, M
.,,-as 80 . points net higher H
-,-iaee- Tester
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on cal
-pened 81 2is Ter cent, highest, 5-4 pei
cent lowest - per cent closing, . psI
cent ruling rate - Per cent Time nzcne5.
s1cryvz-k standing the fractionallT higher cal
rates rlylinS. y as unchanged Rates - Per
~aur for thirty and ferry days, Per cent
s0r sixty days 20 six months. Mercantile
PAPER was quiet, demand beng onlT Iair
Rates 51s=-, uer cent Tor sixty TO ninety
,favs' fng1orsed bills receivable and choice
SgGr % SIX months single names - q
re- cent for others.
FgaRETEN ExCHaeGE-The foreign ex-
change market showed further ease. eN-
s-s-5e1cing an acdiUoIIal decline of 10 I'oinTs:
making 4 maximum loss for the DAY O
= 1s1- -.c Cables were quoted ~ 4-6sl'f0
4 ssl5 demand sterling a. =.S51a bid and
ssl,ed and sixty-day hills at 465t9=SzS
,-7o-- francs held a-ouna 80 and short
-sfchsnarks Is less 1-,,2d95. The marker
vas Influenced hy the lower London dis-
counts
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
FOREIGN MARKETS

rJyerpoo! Dec 6--WHEAT-Spot strong; S1
y I'D Western winter. IS Sd; futures dull; Decem-
her, Is eTsd: March, Is I'D; May Is sd coHN
dali: January; IS I'D Fe5TqSry D7- IS v;I.s $Sd.
PEAS Canadian. Is I'd FLotf - Mintsr
cast "a IusapEa los. REEF-ExtFa India
mssg rg7s. Cd. HANS - short cut. dis.
"a .rnN-C cumberland cut. SOS: short rib. 6,s;
eiear bellies Sss: long clear niddles. light 6ts
ad, heavy dss I'd; short clear backs. GIs 81.
ssTie1TsT rF+RS square. SOS. LARD - Prime
We~,ern tiercss. ais I'd; American refined.
palIs 5ss CD. CHEESE Canadian nness
s.St-s new SIS sd. coiored 5Ss- TTRPEN-
Tys-E- spirits SIS. ROSTE-Cousmoa. 15s.
isFrPftf. .FI' 'M-Eefned. SD. LINSEED OIL.
AZ. ~ COTTONSEED OIL-H2u rsnnsd.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

DOMESTIC FXCEA AcSGE-Bostcn. sc
discount Chicago. 5c discount, san Fran
cisco. sight par. teleSraph &C premium
%ev Orleans commercial I5c discount, bank
= premium. Charleston. buying par. selling
E,- premium 81 Louis. .-4c discount BID,
oer asked Savannah, b'1-ing S-l6c discount,
selling par.
BANK EARIEGS--New York, ex-
changes o. balances 91lS2, rs; 81
finlcre exchanges S599s,sGl, balances SIC.
80: Philadelphia exchanges Sa6,174,641- bal
auceE. E1.9Sl.7ee: Boston exchanges SSS'-I3,-
- balances S5I-1SI, Chicago exchanges,
-. - 81 balances 9-@94.140-
SILVER NARKET--Cou1nerc bar sil-
Ei'~eT closed in London Al . 1--Sd. decline
of ID
GOLD PRENIUM-In Madrid, s.s5, Lis
hor g
HEXICAE EXCEANG GE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York 5s quoted aI z011z-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
: ON customs yesterday were 81, Is $50. in
'srusi revenue, including corporation tax,
: =a.lf-. and miscellaneous Slsl.t43, Il total
- = eos sol against total expenditures on
ordinary account CT S-6s6.Sa For the
mont 70 date ordinary receipts have been
81, 10 and ordinary expenditures s1,es4s-
r. tl.s excess OF receipts amounting 70
8ss22 For the fiscal year to date ordi-
saTy receipts have been ga, ,55ee-57-. against
81. .s59,slo n the same period IN 1873. and
ordinary expenditures Ss9e, ,5i4, 49t. against
Sls s7+ST IL 1SGs. The excess OF expenci-
Dared rvith All excess OF expenditures last
vezr OF s., - a5S Including Panama Canal
account and public debt. the excess OF ali
eNpen6iTTIres over receipts since JCiy :
amounted 70 si9.S4 e,5zi. against an excess
~ The corresponding period year ego Of
80 rs 49,
sTB-TREASURY- - Tie Sub Treasury
Fas ds1-or n the Clearing House sJ03 Oh.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

spo; quiet. VIII prices points lower. a. i5c
for middHUg HplanL- Delivered on contract,
6 s4>O bales liverpool cables Spot. good de-
rrlaud. sales 10 600 bales: American, 1000. I'M
ports -. COS: American. 81, coo M!dcIing up
land O3d- F1iJureS opened steady. unchanged
i, : poirt lower Closed quiet net unchanged
10 II points lower December 81 I'd: DeceIn-
Ia,ltiar.y TSId. JaEuarv-FebruaTy, 4. 81 I'D.
Fehrua-y-Msrch. SD. March-April. T-s5 led;
Ap-ii-Mav 4 $50. May-June. I-S7d: IGne-iuly,
- "a: .Iuly--Aggust. 7.s3 s2ei Augusv-Septel
her 761d: September-October, I-2ud, October
November. 4-uld.
CDFFEE-Love- early. opening Al points
decline for December and loGfJ points lover for
tla ether positions. There was active Hquics-
ton by local longs heavy selling for foreig gIi
account Havre closed IA francs lower with
repor-s % heavy sailing: Hamburg vas =
r5fennis lower. Late il the DAY prices were
ffT-1a~ arE r,s market closed 3 points higher 10
q points lower Sales. 106, $50 bags Cest ana
freight offers firm: Santos Is 1Sa- l4c: Flo No
: --sETIs .65c spot firm at I3,4 diSssc for Rio
Y = Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec. "a huge decrease IN 80 IL
-xo-Is's a-aiIable stock Of wheat rIrnOrc1
largo cash sales here and talk that the GOV
eminent crop report to-uorreEV V.ouIo ne ac5t-
ish brought prices up to-day after an ear
break The cISse was firm at = % tsc 20 ! =
n.r advance Corn finished lac 10 = sc
down oats of L u sc and hog products WITH
a decIirs of 1o,=c 70 CSC. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
rALLow-Aurtralian IL Lea

spot. 2as So TALLOw-Austraiian Il Lea
don. 31s I'd.
fnz- T7,,Icrovado. ss: best November. as LIN
SEEr-(,aIcIltta, ApriI-Jurle. COS lO1ad- LIZ
SEED OIL. As cd sPE-EsA CiLs - -
spirits SID TURPENTINE-Spf-its- S5s 90
ROSIN-Auerican strained 14s 45sds rms
sr1wern. De- s-PETROLELM n r-srss
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

e. 75as7 so: Torkers- ST 20 a SIS 90; pigs. s. 90
q IS 10; rouyls. So so qs5 co. stagT 50 S.S 20 e
s6 Ok dairies. 81 70G IS 90 sHhE-P ANb
4.0o0; active and STEADY >
unchanged
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
COBALT STOCKS.

ASKED. TEX dividend
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

Monday. the close being steady at Z net de-
,Iinc Of 6 II II points. Business quiet The
opening was STEADY AZ an advance of = points
a Cecline cI points Liverpool cables were
indifferent private GdyiCes from Liverpool said
that the south vas offering more cotton there,
ana the market mere soon weakened under
scattering liquidation Ths report Of the Ma
rianel C7irnersi Association. as completed. in
dica-ed ginning 10 December ~ IL, ,st0 bales
enG estimated rre Iojsi growth at IL 126tOo
paIes exclusive Of iinterS- This would assume
= record breaking rapidity Of ginning w TO
December l which would be N line With many
private reports received here from Individual
Cinners ana Gotten oil men III the South
Southern spot markets were unchanged 10 Isc
lE-.-a-r ya-iCes.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
HnrR AKIN 1TE.V-Elou-

FLOUR AND MEaL-Flour inactive Spring
uar=uts, s. = Z g. Sc, winter patents. 81 90 Q
: 90: spring clears, 81 80 q 81 80; extra No |,
winter. s. 50 sc 50. extra 10 , winter, So 50
O s. 80; Kansas srraigtlcs, 81 70a 81 81 RYE
I'E-oJ- R-Fi.rn- Fair good. 81 eoS1 81 -,
Choice 70 fancy- s. % 9S4 a.. BCcKWHEAT
TLOER-Elrm- 81 % per 100 lb. COFN
M1[AL-Steady- kiln dried. 81 81 BAG
AEAL-F'ine white and yellow, 81 15 q 81 90
coarse, 1oI1 Ia. FEED--Weste sprins-
s. - s24 SO standard middiing, S%5 so
50 =. Gour DO S@s ae: red. SIS so. city bran.
So - q 1S2B 60 bulk S24 - n s3a - sacks; MID
ding. So So q $50 "a. red DOG $50 90; HON
.-fy crop. s2@ "a bulk. 81 20 sacks; oatmeal,
So % q $50
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
EOSToN STOCKS.

Is FURNISHED By P L Day & Co. so. - vAI
streef9
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUN
FOREIGN RESORTS.
HOTEL vIcT0RIl
'rsprietors The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd.

Close 70 Buckingham pafRce. Westminster
A bbey and convenient for Sveryw here Tariff free
from Uptown OHse '.Nsw York Tribune IIoI
BROADWAY. New York.
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H19aTo-Egypf
- SAVOY. CONTINl

Perfectly new, opposite Exbe-
kieh Gardens 4 Opera House
Eacf, room has balcony 4
fireplace Grand verandahs-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-07

Ranksrs' pasted rates follow
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Yoa can spend = pleasant aas hour
In a game e POL or English BIZ
Esrts, ne Board q Trade has IA
Best tables in Skssaay, Drop Ia
sc 2 be CAD u 50 ygz
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None better OF Parsr Than Gibson
Eve and Val Ba-z Beer Orders
b. PlgEe promptly delivered
The Mascot
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Good eaesE and Hospitality 4; al
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Best meals in Whltsha-se a. ne
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GRAND REDUCTION or STOCK
SALE

The Pack Train IS BOW selling
.ls Do. es G1gI Goods a, reduced
GE.yes As .ley are SETTING TO ola
To- ae-I ana sen 40 a procL Yours,
Il Herman Grimm
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NuESTRN E|HeMkS.

en gran pdbEcs es hey deveto
de nuestros snigmas. Ia eukura 1ef'
pals ds una praeAs.m1s .ae>ss nten-
sidsd con Ia esta&lneiea que De slssl
eelucienes de estos enignas -pudiers.
hacerse.
Hay I'm gran espiritu de analisis
y una gran viveza de ImagnacHn.,
NADIA Sc resists & auostro pdblpo.
No hay di6cultad que ,no SEA vsaci-
da en- Ia solaci6n de :dichos enigmas.
Las condolences, para obtar 1 los
,premios que Sc sfreoen por soucio-
nes &'enigmas son }as'aguientes:
1-CorrespenderA el obsequio 4
Ia scluci6n acertsda cue llegue pri-
moro & estas e6cinas, no consideran
desc prioridaden este concepto, sine
,& partir delas 10 Do 10 noche del jue-
YES de oads senana.
2-Entre vsrias soluciones acerta-
das, ell obsequio correspondent 4 Ia
persona, cuya primera letra de su
apc1lido sea 8 este mas cerca de de-
terminals letra del alfabeto, resul.
'tando con este que en- realidad 81.
que el orden akabetico, pero cam
.biando periodicamente ese orden.
3-Todas las semanas en- la pagina
isportiva Sc designara la letra del al
ifabeto que debe servir de punto de
partida para ell enigma cuya solu.
IcHa Sc ha de dar en- el preximo do.
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Los camp pPones
Dc los numeIos
lei ylsje de IN caballero' :,
"el precie de Ia tinca'' soH
les problemas que expsue-
mos hoy d Ia capacidad de
los expertos

Revisando las soluciones a los pro
blemas que publicaramos en- nues-
ira edicion del domingo Is del CO.
rriente encontramos otra exacta EN-
viada por ell ilustrsdo compatriota
sehor 5. Porrata Doria, residente
en- San Juan. La selucion tiene fecha
l6, lunes 8 IA. n.y. 6 sea "a horas des
pues de salir nuestra edicion.
Subsanames esa involuntaria omi
sion con las presentes lineas en- la que
hacemos constar SUI competencia.
Ofrecemos hoy varios problema:
q. seguramente han de dar no poco
trabajo y cuyas soluciones probar
la experienced y capacidad de los AZ:
q la difcil ciencia Sc dedican.
Suplicamos a los q. nos envien St,
soluciones 10 hagan exponiendo +,
problema y ell preceso de su solucICl'
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Ell viaje de- un caballero.

Sun caballero viaja diariamente
de su casa en- ell campo a la oficina
en- la ciudad, yendo en- coche de la ca
sa a la estaci6n de trenes. Un dia to-
mo un tren que lego a la estacidn
una hora antes que ell que tomaba de
costumbre yendo para su casa. En-
vez de esperar por ell coche sali6 al
canzarlo y Sc monte llegando diez y
siete minutes antes que de costum-
bre, 4 la casa. Ell seilor caminaba cua
tro millas por hora vel coche doce
millas por hora. IA que distancia de
la casa tomo ell coche y a que distan-
cia de Ia casa esta la estaci0n?,
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El precio de la tinca.

Juan v Nicanor Sc encuentran en-
la calle. Juan es un POGO sordo. En-
tire ellos Sc entabla ell siguientc dialo-
go:
Juan.-cSabes que he comprado
una tinca?
Nicanor.-5De veras?! Me allegro.
-SQu6?
-Nada, que me allegro dCuanto
te ha costado?
-iC0mo? iAh. ST! La yOy 4 yender
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ninge:EE EEdsbiendo esta !etra vasiasf
s0scadGssuAna.
4cusadeshagan .acestadoeaossn&
.nss dos pssssuas, suKa i d.
,Aps1s esbea inaamanAb eeca d
d de4ra dssignAas Pasa.el, enaeua,i
-css1SaPsnder8 el, shsequh Il per-
ssns cuya segands 'leta daraPeAao3
.estA -mAs cerca De "a la:lstxEpaeviaWen'l
|xe designaaa y asf snceGvamente1
.Por eienpb. Isl los sshaeionistas H.
Fernandez y R. Facuneio-han enpiat
do soluciones acertadasea- -ebmnst
orden de priondad, aendo Ia htza'
previamente designada Ia +, eaa1s,
/ zando los dos apellidos .por F. y es-
tando por 10 tanto iguamente dis-s
! tantes de Ia letra E., correspondents
el obsequio al Sr. Fernandez, porl
que Ia etra E. segunda de- su ape!
lido, esta mas cerca de la htra e.
previamente designada, cue Ia le-
tra A, segunda del apelhdo del ST.
Facundo.
5-Las contestaciones q los enig.
mas deben venir acompsdadas de,
un cupon que al efecto publica este
diario todos los domingos. 81 Ia So,
lucion por sus condiciones puedeI
estar contenida en- el cupon, escri-l
base en- 81. En- otro case, escrfbaso'
en- papel y reaatase uaida q egQo
DOE ua a}alex
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NUMERO 81.

Bobby y su perro Fritz paseaban
por un parque y como iban distral
dos, Sc perdieron.
Sus g1itos atrajeron un policia,
quien tomo cWdado de ellos hasta
que lego su ava en- SUI busca.
Cortese los pequenos cuadritos, y
combinelos de tai manera que estos
representen el plano del parque. La
direction que Bobby tomo empieza
en- la casa y termina cerca de un ar
Dol al final del parque. (ambos estdn
en- correcta poslc,6n.)
En- SUI correria sus pasos tocaron
cada una de las 16 secciones, con ex-
cepci6n de una en- la cual, Sc encon-
traba SUI casa.
\ cPuedeiusted trazar este camino?
Con las mismas condiciones Y pre-
mios, desi gnamos la letra p.
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Cualquler clase de tela y tambicn
ce6ro son propias para la desar.oiio
de este bonito modelo. Cuatro alfor
zas en- .cada lado del frente dan el ne
cesario ancho q Ia blusa. Ell volanti-
to que lleva plegado, ell adorno del
cuello y ell de los punos es de tafeta
Tambien lleva adorno de botones.
El patron esta cortado en- siete ia
mahos-32 a A pulgadas de busto.
Para SO pulgadas la blusa necesita
23-Syardas de tela de SO pulgadas.
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$685..

Ell estilo, ,de.blusa que representa-
este modelc es de los mas en- moda
propios para esta estscion. Ell disefo
es(3258)y es propio para hacerse en-
telas blancas. Su adomo es sencillo
y de muy fscil confeccion. Va abro-
chada en- Ia espalda.
Las mangas son largas.
El patron esta cortado en- 5 ta-
mahos, "a q AZ pulgadas de busto.
Para 36 pulgadas ell patron requiere
2 SO yardas de tela de SO pulgadas
con ! yarda de encaie para ell ador-
no,
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En- frente lleno de alforzas angos-
titas; un ramo bordado, son SUI ador
no principal. La espdda al igual que
ell fnnte va adornado graciosamente
de dforzas. Es propia para hacerse
tambien en- telas blancas. Las man
gas son largas y con un puhito. Ell
patron esta cortado en- 6 tamahos,
80 AZ pulgadas de busto. Para 36
pulgadas de busto la blusa requiere
2 3-8 yarda de material de SO pulga-
das ancho.
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2724.

272I,
Franela cachemir 9 tela de ni!o
son telas adaptables para la hcchura
dc esta blIsa de casa, que es muy CO
moda y bonita. FL frente cs COM
pletamente liso y su unico adorno
son botOnes. Lleva un cuello vuelto.
Las mangas son largas con un puho.
Lleva tambicn un cinturon abrocha-
do con un bottom.
Esta blusa csta cortada en- cuatro
tamanos-32, 36, 40 y Al pulgadss
de busto. Para So pulgadas la blusa
requicre u yarda de tela de SO pulga
das o 2 yard as de AZ puldas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-29
ENIGMAS.
NUMERO so.

Las soluciones correctas reclbidas
al enigma n n1mero so con las sigu!en-
ties:
Arturo Armstrong, Jayuya.
Corresponds el premio por ser Ia
unica soluci6n correcta recibida al
Sr. Arturo Armstrong, Jayuya.
La soluci6n esla siguiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-29

otra vez, a un primo milo.
-5Digo que cuanto te ha costa
do?
-Gano en- el negocio 1880 pesos.
-Si no te digo ESQ, sino ique cuan
to te ha costado?
-iAh, va! 81, gano un ocho por
ciento sobre 10 que yo pagut por ella
Nicanor Sc impacienta y Sc despi-
de sin saber 10 que costo a Juan Ia
finca que piensa volver a vender.
4 Hay quien pueda dccirselo?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-29

COMEDIAN disaid
poc
al fn e ncoredap
enla su asa. razares
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-22
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To Our Farmer Readers

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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-09-22
If You Own Cows

it will not only be interesting but it
will be profitable for you to read that
little national dairy magazine, Kim
balls Dairy Farmer. 1t is published
semi-mdnthly at Waterloo, Iowa, the
hub of the great dairy region of the
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somely illustrated by actual photo
graphs taken exclusively for it. Its
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-02

Two-base hits-Kendall .; Dewitt,
Merz. Sacrifice hlts--Nally, Lohr.
stolen bases--Nally, Move, Kendall,
liibler, Wolfe, Struck out-By Merz,
4; by Harrison, 4. Bases on balls
OF Merz, 4; off Harrison, 8, Hit by
ritcher-By Harrison, 2 (Andorson,
Mowe.) Time of game--l;50 I'M
pire-Mason.
Attorney Fred w. Warner went to
Deshier. Ohio, today on legal busi-
ness.
Monuments--213 East Center street.