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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

The modern poet sses in the comet
which ZIG call hy- the name at Hal
ley, not so much potent NJ evil ~
come, as a mysterious phenomenon OF
nature, part of that great riddle ct
the universe which he has appointed
himself to solve. IL is not 10 be wen
,lered at that the April and MAY
magazines contaln their crop OF
verses addressed ~ HaAcy's comet.
written in a mystic vein OF inquiry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10
FLASHES OF PHILOSOPHY.
IN THOMAS JENKINS.

Most of us hate to see a friend In
need. Aq
An Ill wind often takes your breath
away
Wall street never tsmpers the wind 10
tho shorn lamb.
The heavier the trouble the harder II
Is to drown IL in drink.
1t tx easier to memorize the Scrip
lures than TO follow one of them.
Those who don't work in the open
are certain TO go by the wall.
Our families never offer reward for
our return when we are carried away
by Success
Legions OF giided fools have hitched
their wagon to a star and she has run
away with many OF them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

so your ron in. London is direc-
tor at the stores. That's very re-
sponsibie poHitfnn-
-Yasair. = - 10 direct the crnt0ra-
sapo what ri le1f, Tally J:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

At the Tneater.
Heavens what's that awful
noise, Marie"
Ssh, forgot ard stuck d two-foot
hatpin right through my chantecler,,"
< -ieVeland Leader
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

The hopelessness of II all IN the
marriage OF extreme youth liz that
nine times out OF ten love. which Is
the only thing that can possibly coun-
teract poverty, proves IN such cases
10 be vtrufent attack or the puppy"
variety, and soon develops into a con-
iition 10 be relieved only by the d.
vorce courts.--Woman's Life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

i was run over by twsnty-horse
power motor car"
Dreadful
\ "Oh. ! dldn't mind Ii so muchi
had 9 cold that day, and couldn't
smolIi "--Homs Npt1a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

In the same play we find .he linesAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-10

The red star that from its flaming
hair
Shakes down diseases, pestilence ana
war;
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
FATHER FINNERTY APPOINTED
VIII Accompany Rev. HeaGen to
Rome in Summer

Rev. Lawrence J. Finnerty. o. p. OF
st. Dominic's Church, has been appointed
socius to Rev. Matthew l.. Heagan. o. T..
recently elected provincial OF the Domin-
lean Order In this country. and has al
ready assumed his new duties
Father Finnerty entered the Dominican
Order at St Roses Convent. Springfield
Ky. and later studied at St Joseph's Col
lego, Somerset, Ohio. His final theolog
teal course was taken at the College Of
the Immaculate Conception at Catholic
University where he was ordained in
1906. In August. 1907, he was assigned 10
parish duty at St Domincs Church.
The membership of the Holy Name So
ciety during the two and one-half years
In which he was spiritual director. in
creased its enrolment from I75 to COO men
He also reorganized the local branch Of
the Third Order if ST. Dominic He was
actively engaged in charitable work in
the hospital at Soldiers Home. Father
Finnerty's duties as sOcius 10 the
provincial will include his accompanying
that official on his visits TO the various
parishes and to Rome this summer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
ECHO OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Human Bones Unchrthed on the
Grounds of Exposition.

A discovery Of Importance 10 historians
was made yesterday by workman engaged
In excavating for the foundations OF one
or the buildings 10 be used during the
coming National Midsummer Exposition.
OF Washington. on the grounds OF what
was formerly Luna Park.
At a depth Of several feet, a workman
uncovered what was first thought 10 be
a section OF old pipe. but which. after
closer inspection. developed TO be a rusty
barrel OF an old rifle Several other weap-
ons and number Of brass buttons were
also discovered.
The theory that this might be a part
of the old burial ground. where the
Union dead. who fell in the bloody Skin
nishes in the vicinity OF Four Mile Run
was not given credit last night, by a
member OF the G. A. f. He says all
bodies were dsinterred and taken TO Ar
lington Cemetery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
WILL CHRISTEN THE FLORIDA.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming from DistIn-
CuiShed Family

Miss Elizabeth Legere Fleming win
christen the battle ship Florida. May Il
Her great-grandfather. Capt George
Fleming, Of Ireland was given a large
tract Of land on the St Johns River by
the King Of Spain in recognition Of mill
tary services when Florida was a Spanish
province. Her grandfather. Col. Lewis
Fleming. married a Miss Margaret Seton.
OF the Setons Of Scotland. and lived at
this place. He fought i'm the Seminole
Indian wars. Miss Flcmings father,
Francis y. Fleming, was a young officer
in tho Confederate army and was governor
OF Florida from 1889 to 1893. Her mother.
who was descended from the Gaillards. a
Hgguenot family. was the daughter of
Judge Byrd NJ. Pearson. Of the Supreme
Court of Florida
Miss Fleming is a graduate of the Stuart
School. Of Washington, d. c.. and her
favorite sport is horseback riding.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
INTERMENT AT WEST POINT.
Body Of Mrs sumner. Wife Of Re-
tired Officer. 10 BE Buried There.


The body OF Mrs. Margaret Foster
Sumner, wife Of Gen. Edwin V. Sumner,
L. :. A.. who died yesterday at the Hotel
Goordon. viii be conveyed 20 West Point,
=. Y. FOR interment. Funeral services
viii he held there.
Gen. and Mrs Summer, who spent the
winter i'm Florida for the health OF the
latter. returned TO Washington April 5,
since which time Mrs Sumner had been
confined TO her bed. Mrs. Sumner. whose
maiden name was Foster. was a member
OF one Of the Oldest and best known fam
lies around Harrisburg, Ia.
Her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Carson. jr.,
and granddaughter. Of West Point. and
her sister Mrs. Cam, OF New Jersey
widow OF Paymaster James z. Cam. OF
the navy were I'm attendance the last
three weeks before Mrs. Sumner died.
Mrs. Sumner leaves her husband. Cen.
Edwin Y. Sumner: two daughters, Mrs.
J. NJ. Carson. ir.. and Mrs. Edward :.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
SWINDLER GETS HER MONEY
Woman Paid SOS for Atlantic City
Boarding House.

Mrs. Josephine Coagie. Of r3o Third
street northwest Is looking for A boarding
and lodging house in Atlantic CITY. on
half interest in which she paid a smooth
talking stranger s. on account. Now
she is seeking the aid Of the police.
When she read an advertisement offer
ing a half interest in a good-psyinG prop
ositiou she wrote a reply, inviting the adj
vertiSer 10 call
\ weIl-dressed and misunderstanding
stranger called and offered 20 sell a half
interest for d ridiCUlOuSly small sum.
Mrs. Coagie paid him s.. with the under
standing that he was 10 pay her way 20
Atlantic City 10 inspect the property. She
has not seen the man since.
She describes him as a light-skinned
negro. Of forty years. five feet five inches
in height, / 20 pounds, gray eyes. sandy
brown hair and mUstsche He was
dressed in neat checked suit and wore
4 black derby hat
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Flowers for Weddings.
Bouquets for brides and bridesmaids
Exquisite decorations Guide. 1914 +.
CUBA REQUESTS THE MEN.
Secretary of War Tells why MILL
tnry Officers Are in Island.

Secretary of War Dickinson replied yes
terday to the House resolution calling
upon him to explain why American army
officers were detailed for service with the
Cuban army.
Secretary Dickinson said the Cuban
government called upon HIM TO assign
three officers TO furnish military instruc-
ton to the Cuban soldiers. If the request
had not been granted. Secretary Dickin-
son explained, such instructions would
have been solicited fromEsome foreign
power
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Mcridian street DwcIIinr SOFIA.

The two-story brick dwelling at fnS
Meridian street northwest has been sold
to Matthew Wamaling for $50 It is
u new twO-story brick house. containing
six rooms and bath, and was recently
completed by Harry Wardman. The new
owner will hold the property as an in
vestmcnt The transaction was made
through Shannon & LLchs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Show mt Turnvereiu To-rivh,

The Columbia Tunverein viii give an entertain
mcnt at their clubhouse. OBS N street northwest. to
night Thomas J. Todden Max Molkin. and Miss
j. Roby viii give musical and comedy numbers. as
sisted by a section Of the Marine Band
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Free Lecture on Iobo- Ur;o,,

free lecture will he given tonight at Gonzaga
Hall. % Il street northwest. under the auspices Of
the Aloysius Club. b. Rev. JoseTh NJ. Woods. S J..
professor Of history at Woodstock College His sub
jet will he Labor unions Of the middle ages.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
banner to BE Presented.

A uric hammer. costing $500 win b. officially IRE
sented tonight by a member Of Congress to the
winner Mr. A. r. Talbo5 Camp No loo. Modern
Woodmcn Of America at Naval Lodge Hall
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
Accused of Larceny

G. W. Stuart. Of Mount Rainier. Nd. was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Barbee and VermiIlion on
charge of larceny Maurice Dunn, Of the same PLACE
il the complainant
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

King wife OF capt King, Second United
States Cavalry, and a son, Lieut. Edwin
V. Sumner. jr., Of the same regiment.
Mrs. King and Lieut. Sumner are in the
Philippines
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
ORGANIZATION FORMED.
Cardinal Gibbons Honorary Presi-
dent Of Catholic Conferences.

At the invitation Of Mgr. Thomas J.
Shahan. rector Of Catholic University,
priests and laymen have formed a new
organization. known as the National Con-
ferences OF Catholic Charity.
Cardinal Gibbons has accepted the Office
Of honorary president. and Mgr. Shahan
VIII be the active president Washington,
Baltimore New York, Chicago, Boston.
Philadelphia. Newark. and other popular
centers were represented at the meeting
The plan contemplates the holding Of an
annual gathering where all phases OF
Catholic charity may be discussed. The
first national conference will be held next
September - 10 3. AT the university.
LARGEST Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

4 special riding drill, in honor Of the Chinese
Commission now in this city viii be given at Fort
Myer next Thursday at 80 O'Clock
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
LOCAL MENTION.
EVCURSrONS Tn-Dav

GANONSNONS IO-DAI.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Conpany's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at sa5 p N.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon.
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 a. IN. and las
y. m.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter hoc- for Zoo Park. Chevy Chase. ana
kenkingIoa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

For the inspection Of the public. the Nathan
straus Laboratory will be open daily commencing
tomorrow
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24
WORK OF Stu I'M
CHILDREN SHOWN
Exhibition Made blythe Christ
Child Society.
CLOTHING TO BE RETURNED

Stages of Life from Birth Until Ma
turity, as Depicted by Apparel, Is
Interesting Feature-AnnuaI Meet
Ing Held, nj which Time Judge
william II. De Lacy Talks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

Criterion Rye Whisky, 81 Full Quar-
John 7. Crowley. 81 18th 81. NV.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

csveriz. Plumbing. 1881 G nv.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-24

watch for n City at handle Highlands.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30

esta forma postes y msterlales ad-
herido a los mlsmos, valuados en-
S64,SO3. so, hilos e instalaciones,
S33, 10000, V material fila S25, 9S6.
O2. Ell desarrollo de la installation
general ha sido rapido, segdn 10 in
dica el aumento del nimero de esta-
clones, que eran once en- el aho 1901
V son 80 en- Ii actualidad. Ell costo
para ell Gobierno de la exploitation
de este servicio, durante el aho eco
nomico l9O9-1910, resulta haber 81
do de 500, ,7S3. .26, mientras los ingre-
sos solo fueron de S 60, ,96S.Sl, te-
niendo ell Gobierno una perdida to-
tai de SS,S14.45. Ell beneficio que ha
obtenido el Gobierno por los despa-
chos transmitidos gratuitamente, Y
por los despachos con una reduction
en- los tipos corrientes, importo
S962.62. En- otras palabras el Co.
bierno perdio Ss,sl445 para ganar
s962.62, resultando que dicho servi-
clio ocasiono q El Pueblo de Puerto
(Vease 10 edicion de mahauA)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30

FL principe, el over principe, tan
hermoso como IN rev, esta mortal
mente herldo.
Cuando andaba de caza por los
bOsques, dlstraido con el recuerdo
de las doradas trenzas de su muier,
fue acomet!do por III jabali Que le
atraves6 ron sus colmillos.
AZ est5 tan palido como un mano-
% de lazmines. tendido sobre Ia Ca
ne ensan grentado. Alrededor de Ia
cana estan llorando tres mujeres Ia
mad!e. Ia hermana Y la esposa.
Namos corriendo. dee la madre.
q casa del nigromante que vive re-
traldo en- 10 mas rec6ndito de los
bos3ues.
Made mas que Il puede hacer un
balsamo que cure nj hijo-
Cuando lLegsron / casa del nigro-
mante. este rs habl6 asi
''Puedo dznos IN balsamo qtie Gu
re al principe pe7o es precise cue
me deis II Pago de ese baISanlc. I'll.
Ia madre. III hrazo derecho: IN. Ia
hermana. IN manO blsnca ron Fl ami
10 en- el ded0. Y IN IA e=pasa. tu
trenza dOTada.
La madTe diio: sNada mas que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30
CUENTO CORTO.

ESQ.," Y do 81 brazo derecho.
La hermana dilo ''Toma mi mano
blanca con el anillo en- ell dedo."
Pero la esposa dijo sollozando:
All! $Tener Que cortar mi tren-
"a dorada?.
No puedo dar mi trenza dorado
Y el nigcomante Sc qued6 con el
balsamo.
Y ell principe murio.
ALI estan las tres mujeres Horan-
do junto al cad4ver.
La madre llo-a sosteniendo La cabe
"a de su hiio qIerdo.
La herman !lora 4 los pies del
principe.
\ Ia espoSa unto al corazon.
Junto al co-az6n que palpit6 con
un amor ter '.erno por sts trenzas
doradas.
en- el s.tlo donde lloraba IA ma
Dire 80 bror6 II no de ondas inmor
tales. el cual estz eorriendo todavfa
Donde lln-s.a Ia hermana brot6
un manantiaL
Pero doEde lIoraba Ia esposa se
formo un chlrquito que Sc sec6 en-
cuanto le dio el sol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30
De S0C|EDAD.

En- Miromar. Elelegante Garnet"
que hemos tenido el placer de recibir
dlce 10 que slgue:
William John Saliva yRita Berga
Perell6-participan aVd. su efectuado
enlace y tienen el gusto de ofrecerle
su casa-parada II Miramar-San
Juan de Pto. Rico, Agosto del 1910.
Estimamos la cortesla de los jove
mes esposos y amigos quienes desea
mos toda la felicidad que merecen en-
su dichoso nido de amor.
Personoles. Con motive de Ia actual
reunion de la Asamblea, Sc encuentra
en- esta ciudad nuestro ilustrado com
patricia el Lcdo. Rosendo Matienzo
Cintron. Bienvenido.
Reqreso. Despues de pasar una cor
ia temporada en- Yabucoa, por mo-
two de salud, ha regresado San
Juan la distinguida sonora Joseta
Vicens de Gatell. va esta bien y 10
celebramos mucho. Bienvenida.
Tambien regresaron a Ia ciudad,
habiendo pasado una temporada en-
su ouinta del Dorado, los distlngul
dos esposos Cesteros Mangual y sus
lindas niias las sehoritas Tereslna y
Encarnita. Que no Sc repltan sus au-
sencias.
va estd resto5lecida. Estuvo algu-
nos dias recogida en- CANA en- su ele-
gante residencia de Rio Piedras Ia es-
timable sonora Maria Ronda de Blon
Diet: pero Sc encuentra va pertecta-
mente. Nos alegramos del restable-
cimiento de la distin guida sonora y
que no Sc repitan.
Visitondo d San Juan. Carmencl-
ia Matienzo, la hermosa cuanto cul-
ia for del jardfn ponceno esta en- San
Juan desde aver pasara aqui algu-
nos dfas. Que sea muy larga la gra-
ia vista de la linda damita.
,Semper,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30
1COSAS DEL DIA.

Segun opinion de un medico ate.
man Ia costumbre de hacer arder Ia
LENA utiizando Ia bencina 8 ell gas OF
dinario es pelgroso para los pulmo-
mes y Sc exponen los que tai costum-
bre tienen q Ia hemotisis y & multi
tud' de intermediates de Ia via respi-
ratoria. ST son ciertas las afrmacio-
nes del sabio galeno va podemos ir
preparando nuestro equipaje para la
eternidad, con los AUTOMOBILES que
oscurecen Ia atmosfera con Is esca-
pes de humao de Ia bencina que ex
pelen de sus vientres, ,produciendo SO
focacion y malestar a las victimas de
sus desahogos.
Creenaos que debiera haber I'm re
sortlto que evitara ese peligro y
evitar esa molestosa niebla del
pestffeno combustible que hace que
la belleza de Ia maquina Sc haga re-
pulsiva no solo para los perros que
son los mas encarnizados enemigos
de esos modernos aparatos de loco
mocion sino hasta para la vista hu-
mana. n
81 Sc con6rma ell peigro del doctor
habra que secundar a los canes en- su
labor por la constitution de un comi
te de defensa.
Nuestro estimado compatriota el
Sr. Alexandra Franceschi nos autori-
para desautorizar & Ell TEMPO al to-
mar el nombre del referido compatrio
ia y colocarlo en- el ticket como dele
gado q Ia camara por el distrito do
Aguadilla.
Ell Sr. Francesca NO HA AUTO
RIZADO A NADIE para incluirlo
en- el grupo republican, q. aspira 4
representation del distrito de Aqua
dilla en- Ia proxima legislature insu--
lar.
Nos manifesto que esta retirado
oe IA pOntlca y que 500 Sc oeulca q
sus labores como obrero de su civil
Gzacion y de su siglo. |
Bajen las palmas y supriman las
palniadas, senores.
Cholt no patrocina el tumulto y
las pequeheces lugarenas q. han des
truido al partido republicano.
Ahora q hablar bajito y a 9ere
miar en- silencio, que no vale po
co 10 que han perdido.
Don Sincere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30

Sc siembran los pepinos en- alma.
ciga 6 en- un sitio definitivo a princi.
pio del verano 8 a fines de la prima.
vera cnando va no hay riesgo de he
ladas.
En- el primer case Sc pueden usar
pedazos de carton, hoja de lata 8 pa
pei grueso alquitranado, para ha
Ger pequehos cilindros que Sc colo
can verticalmente en- ell lugar de la
almAciga. Sc llenan de terra y en- Ca
da uno de ellos Sc depositan dos 9
tres semlllas. Cuando las matitas tie
men el ,tamano conveniente las ralces
intactas dentro de los pequehos ci-
lindros, y 81 depositar Ia mata en- ell
suelo Sc quita Ia hoja de lata & car
ton, sin que aquella sufra ell menor
dano.
Por este medic Sc CANA mucho
tempo en- la production de pepinos,
y es un sistema que podemos reco-
mendar ampliamente.
La cosecha debe hacerse periodi-
camente para no dar lugar a que ma
duren algunos frutos y Sc plerdan.
Ell cultivo subsecuente Sc semejan
al de los melones y sandals.
Debe suidarse de que el aqua de
los riegos no Sc estanque al pie de las
matas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30

UTIL.-lnyecciones de aqua mo-
rlna.-El insomnia. la falta de ape
tito, Ia gastro-enteritis y una por-
cion de Intermediates cronicas de l.
piel Sc curan ahora con inyeccione;
de aqua de mar.
Esta cura es la Ultima palabra de
la ciencia medica-dice I'm doctor in
gles-y Sc basa en- el hecho de que e.
aqua marina contiene "algo' de un
caracter heneficioso que no puede
imitarse por medios artificiales.
Para coger el aqua del mar desti-
NADIA inyecciones hay que sujetarse
q ciertas reglas. En- primer lugar, el
buque debe alejarse los menos veinte
millas de Ia costa y buscar un sitio
donde el aqua tenga por 10 menos
diez metros de profundidad y no Hue
que a el ninguna corriente de los
puertos mas proxlmos.
Para emboteilar el aqua Sc en-
plean frascos esterihzados que no Sc
destapan mas que el tempo precise
para descolgarlos desde la borda del
buque hasta Ia superficie del aqua y
llenarlos. Es esencial que esta opera
cion Sc haga en- la parte &c proa,
pues de 10 contrario Sc CORE el peli-
gro de que el aqua Sc contamine con
Ia grasa, el carbon 9 las basuras del
buque.
Una vez llenos los frascos 6 bote-
Has, Sc tapan hermeticamente y Sc
lacran. Para las inyecclones Sc mez-
clan dos parties de aqua marina con
cinco de aqua manantial bacteriolo-
glcamente pura.
Ell valor curative del aqua del mar
10 ha demostrado un medico perte-
neciente a la Sociedad Terapeutica
de Paris que ha conseguido notables
curaciones con el tratamieato. Lo
mas llamativo de este es su eticacla
contra las Intermediates de Ia piel.
CURIOSO.-Ha sido encontrado
recientemente en- una sala de traba-
jo de la Universidad de Munich, un
antique cuadro del maestro Matias
Griinewald, que representa- a Cristo
como rey de burlas. La tela esta per-
fectamente conservada Y lleva una
firma autentica y la fecha, l5O3.-
EXQUISITO.-Sopa de torti1za
al uapor.-Se unta ma cazuela con
mantequilla y Sc le pone una capa de
de tortilla frita, Y otra
de recado frito y polvo de queso Sc
co. Encima Sc lie ponen unas yemas
de huevo cocidos Y moidas Y unos
trocitos de mantequilla.
Sc pone la cazuela al vapor en- una
ola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30

Z! 1l;eho re tra!ectto 44e Sc mues
tra hoy Is propio para nihitas de cor
ia ecad Y es de buen efecto Esti
cortado en- dos pleas Y e=to demues-
ira 10 sencill0 de este. Las mangas
son cortas Y dependen de la blusa
pues COMO puede verse lorna Una
sola p;eza ron esta Lleva IN c:n-
turoL de Ia misma tela Puede hacer-
- en- Ia tela Que Sc desee y ado-narse
como Sc q'uera Ei patron $685. es-
"a cortado en las medidas by a
nos. Para hacerse en- IA media CORES
pongiente a 3 amos 81 trajeciro nece-
sta ! yartas De te!a de 36 puleadas
de ancho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30
LECTURA CAMPESJNA.

Cultipo del pep'no--Es planta
annual, monoics y rastrera, de hoiss
parecidas & las &c melon, y pero
mas pequehss.
SuS frutos Sc comen en- ensalada
antes de que empieee 4 ponerse de
color amarillo. Mientras mas tier
nos .estan los pepinos. son meioreS
para Ia mesa Sc usan cr'l4Os = en-
eurtidos V tambien Suele hacerse con
ellos una conserva de dlllce. cuando
se les ia dejado msdura en- Il nsta.
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I'm cable del presidente

El s.. Eduardo Giorsetti. Que fu6
electo anteayer para el cargo de pre-
sidente de IA Un.6n de Puerto Rico
V Que Sc encuentra viaiando por En-
ropa. Ia diriiido desde Espaha eI
siguiente despacho cablegrafico {,
san Sebasti5n. 4gOsto % lie
1910 Junta Central Union.
san Juan. P r
SalIdO Asamblea ratiiirSniOme
ideales unionistas. Giorgetl.
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An. ,.,.I.I ! Los papeles y so
Alta n0Ve0a0 bres de hilo, imi

M. Hotel Palmer. Gallo
WdvdguGZ de Mendes vigo No.
74. Muy cerca del
ferrocarrl. BQilos 4 todas hora,
Habitaciones ventiladas. Servic 10
a Ia carta Alumbrado electrico y
timbres en- todas habitacionsa Te.
lefono No SIS. Habitaciones para
agentes viaieros, propias para exhi.
bic ioncs de mustras. Telesono
No. 80. No. I.
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Sres LA
Maquinas de cGser. ss 'sas y s:s en-
su COMO
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tunidad para las familias Que de-
seen obteneI una maquina de facil
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