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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
PREPARING FOR
SYMPATHY STRIKE
PHILADELPHIA Situation Somewhat I'm
proved, But officials of The
Company Stand Firm.
(BV Associated PreSS.)

Philadelphia, March 1.-Determined
to demonstrate their ability to oper-
ate without the assistance OF the
striking motorman and conductors,
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.
TODAY again increased the number Of
cars in use on various lines. Trac-
tion officials declare that no settle
ment involving recognition OF the I'm
ion will be considered and it is re-
iterated by the company's spokesman
that arbitration is not needed. Both
labor leaders and the city administra-
tion are preparing their lines for the
expected sympathetic strike.
Powerful influences are being
brought to bear upon the street raii-
way company to bring an end to the
strike. Big department stores, which
have suffered from the strike, are
known to have demanded that 1t be
ended. and that every effort be made
70 avoid a general strike of all labor
organizations in the city Important
developments are looked for.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
Gratifying to Public. :

The Inauguration of such a service
by the M, j.. & X. c. will be very
gratifying to the travelling public, and
will fill a long felt want. The ser
vice on this road between Hattiesburg
and Mobile during the past has not
been such as to induce travellers to
lie over here and make the trip, a
majority of them preferring- to go by
the way of Gulfport or New Orleans
in order to avoid the Inconvenience
of stop-overs, an inconvenient sched
ule and generally poor service
throughout the trip.
Under the proposed arrangement II
is believed that much travel would
be diverted through Hattiesburg and
this city be made an intermediate
stop-over point for passengers from
other roads, and would do much to
ward boosting the Importance of this
city as railroad center.
1t is understood that the proposed
new train will not interfere with the
local which is now being run ovel
the X. C. between Hattiesburg anC
Beaumont, but it is thought likely
that the schedule of this train will
be changed in order to make it more
convenient for travellers. b
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
AATT|ESbURG ANXIOUS
To GET in THE GAME
live ON GARBAGE
FAMILY GOES MAD
Too Proud To Beg, Six Members OF
Vermont Family Eat "Leavinqs"
Gathered For Pigs.

Special TO The Netos.
Burlington, VT, March 1.-Disdain-
ing to ask for town aid and too proud
to beg, family of six persons, three
of them children, for three years
have been living on garbage which
the father of the family, 70 years old,
has daily collected from yards in this
city, ostensibly to feed his pigs
This was the startnng fact revealed
yesterday, when the local authorities
were called to take charge of two
insane, middle-aged women, both
widows, their aged father and three
children, 4, and II years of age, re-
spectively.
To the unspeakable diet upon
which the women, Mrs. Matte Sipple
and Mrs. Emery Leavitt, has subs'st-
ed for thirty-six months, is attributed
their present insanity.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
GRAND JURY CAN'T
CATCH BLIND TIGERS
Special to The Nea0s.

Special to The NeaOS.
Raymond, Miss, March 1--we pc
lieve there are many who are guilty
of unlawful retailing, but owing to
the fact that there seems to be a
sworn obligation between buyer and
seller of liquors, we have been una
BILE to find but few true bills for this
offense. 1t is our belief that many
who would testify to buying liquors
have been nintimidated by the seller.
Such was the closing paragraph of
the report of the grand jury made Sat-
urday to Judge Wiley H. Potter
through the foreman, G. A. Puryear.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
SENATOR GORDON'S
THEATRE PARW
Largest Ever Known in Washington.
Every Senator But Five
Present.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, March 1.-Senator
Gordon, of Mississippi, who retires In
favor OF Senator-elec Percy, last night
gave the largest theatre party ever
known in Washington. He invited
every member of the United States
Senate to attend as his guest az ~
iumbia theatre, the play being
titled The Gentleman From Missfs-
sippi." With FIVE exceptions, every
senator was there and many Of them
brought their wives and daughters.
President and Mrs. Taft also attend
ed, accompanied by the presidents
military and naval aides. At the en<l
Of the third act there were cries q
Gordon. Gordon" and stepsN were
placed SO that he could ascend to tho
stage and make an address. but he a.
clined. saying that I was up to the
actors to entertain - Jose in atton'
dance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
WEAVING STRONG net
ABOUT negro SUSPECT
Special to The NetDs.

Special to The NetDs.
Shreveport, La, March 1.-The au-
thorities are weaving a web of very
strong circumstantial evidence about
the negro. Joe McKenna, who is in
Jail here, charged with the killing of
the Asyrian peddler, George Petro, who
was killed while riding in a wagon In
the country south of Shreveport a few
weeks ago.
A witness has just been found who
states that he was overtaken on the
evening of the killing by McKenna
who asked him if the peddler had
passed along that road. The negro
he says. rode of in the direction ta
ken by Petro and not long afterwards
the killing occurred. A picture of 6
white girl found among McKenna's
effects has been fed as one that
Petro carried >ket,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
Chinese SMUGGLER
GOES BACK TO PARIS

special to Ihe NetOS.
Biloxi, Miss, March 1.-NlcK Stra-
takos, the Greek who was sentenced
to serve one year and one day in the
Federal prison upon conviction at
Galveston for smuggling into this
country, and against whom there are
four indictments In the United States
Court for the Southern District of
Mississippi, was brought to Biloxi last
Saturday evening from the Jail at
Leavenworth, Kas., by United States
Guard w. P. Beltz, but owing to the
adjournment of the court the officer
today left the city with the prisoner
on the way back to Leavenworth.
Much interest is being taken in the
smuggling cases here, practically
since jobs Lyons, a former deputy
United States inspector is involved
in one of the indictments.
Stratakos lived in Gulfport, where
his family still resides. The cases of
Stratakos and others charged with
smuggling Chinese into the United
States was to have been taken up in
court last Friday and was postponed
because the prisoner had not been
brought here in time, and the case
will now go until the next term of
court in August.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
Will ALSO RUN A
LOCAL TO Laurel
New Feature to Roads Service viii
Doubtless Be Of Great Benefit to
Travelling Public and to This City
Generally.

The new arrangement between the
New Orleans and Northeastern rail.
road and the Mobile, Jackson and
Kansas City road, by which the for
mer takes charge of the latter's- bust
ness on the Hattiesburg branch, al
ready gives promise of resulting in
better service to patrons of that road
and a new feature which will be Of
great benefit to Hattiesburg has just
been announced.
Information received here is to the
effect that beginning about March II
a through, fast passenger train be
tween this city and Mobile will b.
put in operation, with a schedule
which will permit of connections will
all other roads running into the city
and which will enable the traveller
to make the trip to Mobile in mucl
less time and under more comforta
BILE and agreeable conditions than ha'
heretofore been possible.
Announcement has also been made
that local passenger to run between
Hattiesburg and Laurel, to make
two trips daily, will be added at thu
same time, and the schedule for thi
train will be arranged with viev
to the greatest convenience to thu
travelling public.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
MOBILE MAN FATALLY
HURT IN GUN DUEL
Special to The NeaoS.

EpectQt 10 Ihe NetCS.
Sumner, Miss, March IA quar-
rel of long standing between w. w.
Reynolds of Sumner and Michael
Yockers of Mobile, resulted in duel
here yesterday, in which Yockers was
fatally shot. The quarrel was renew
ed between the two men last night.
They came to blows, but before eth
er man succeeded in doing any dam.
age, they were separated. They met
in the street today and almost stimuli
taneously the men began shooting at
each other. Yockersl was wounded
about the body. Doctors fear his
wounds will be fatal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
MUCH INTEREST
in TAFT'S letters
saIIinser.pinohot Investigation Con.
tinues.-McHars Said to Have
"TaIked About Roosevelt.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, March 1.-At brie4
session of the Ballinger-Pinchot com
mittee of inquiry today 1t was an1
nounced that counsel for Mr.. Pinchot'
would not press ruling on the point
as to whether or not witnesses should
be allowed to testify as to conversa-
tions with the president. The mat
ter thereupon was dropped.
Mr.. Pinchot again took the stand
when the hearing was finally re-
opened. Mr.. Pinchott went over his
talk with CLAWS when he advised
CLAWS to go to President Taft and
also told of his letter from President
Taft when Claws was discharged. He
said he replied to the president, say
ing he still lacked faith in Secretary
Ballinger.
Much attention was attracted to
the letter which President Taft wrote
Mr.. Pinchot and which was presented
in evidence. Mr.. Taft expressed con-
fidence in both Pincnot ana Ballin-
ger, but censured CLAWS, whom he
dismissed. II have been distressed
by McHarg's reported Interviews"
said the President in his letter to
Pinchot, apropos of the fight betwpen
the forestry and interior departments
McHarg was reported to nave saii
Roosevelt believed himself to be the
Lord" & l..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
BIRMINGHAM news
CHANGES HANDS
(By Associated Press.)

Birmingham, Ala, March Am
nouncement was made in the Bir-
mingham News today that the inter-
ests of the widow or General Rufus
N. Rhodes had been purchased by Vic
tor H. Hanson, now general manager
of the News, and Frank P. Glass,
Secretary of the Montgomery Adver-
tiser Publishing Co. Mr.. Hanson's
interests are declared to De ABOUT
three-ffths of the entire capital stock,
and Mr.. Glass interests about one
fourth
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
Cyclone DOES MUCH
DAMAGE AT Leland
Special to The Nea1s.

Leland, Miss, March 1.-Houses
were unroofed, fences thrown down
trees blown to the ground and facto
ries put out of business by cyclone
of local scope that hit this place Sat
urday.
The wind, preceded by roaring
noise, came up from the Southwest
The Leland Oil Works and the Oar
nell-Love Lumber Company suffered
some damages. Many cabins NORTH
of town were blown down. No fatal
ties have been reported.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool: Spots SOC; sales 5000
bales; April-May open 7.70; April-May
close 7.6S 1-2; June-July open 1928
IL; June-July close 7.59.
New Orleans: Opening, May 1883;
July 1890; low, May 14.64; July IA
70; 2:15 p. M, May 14.64; July 4.70.
Spots middling IA "a.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
KILLED GIRL after
PROPOSAL REJECTED
(Bu Associated PreSS.J

Chicago, March AFTER an ac-
uuaintance of two hours, during which
time he proposed marriage and was
rejected, Frank Marsh, of Dillondale,
Ohio. shot and probably fatally
wounded Grace Hall, here today and
then killed himself. He was ~
years old, she 30.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01

An open meeting of the Com
mercial Club was held at the court
house last night, at which the above
proposition recently submitted by the
Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company, with headquarters at St..
Louis, for a lowering of freight rates
for Hattiesburg, was thoroughly gone
CONTINUED on Page eight.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
ATTITUDE Of new
river BOAT COMPANY
Hattiesburg Placed on Meridian Basis
Of Rates BY Mississippi Valley
Transportation co.-vitaI Question
Given Support-smaII Attendance.
: : ** : ****" ****%%

!. st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 25, 1910. Z
!: Secretary Commercial Club, :
:: Hattiesburg, Miss. Z
!: Dear Sir:-I beg : to confirm =
:. hereby my statement to you, Mr. &
: Jackson and Mr.. Conner, that :
I. this company will extend to the =
!. city of Hattiesburg the Meridian :
{. basis of rates on classes and !:
! commodities, and also desire to I:
:. assure you that the service will =
{. be established at the earliest I:
: possible moment /:
. Yours very truly, :
I. J. R. PEACHY, :
= Traffic Manager, :
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
UNCLE SAM TO BUILD
nine new BOATS
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, March 1.-The House
Committee on Naval Affairs today
voted for the construction of two bat
tleships, one repair ship, two fleet
colliers and four submarines.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
prohibition question, one way or the
other"
Artesian Water Not Plentiful.


AS matter of fact, while Missis-
sippi has a number of towns that get
their water supply from artesian
wells, and where the inhabitants are
these are comparatively rare. Many
of the smaller towns still depend
upon cisterns, as do-some of the larg-
er ones, and many others get water
from streams that flow near by. These
include Vicksburg, Natchez, Greenville
and others, where prohibition has
been in force but few months, as
we'll as Jackson and Meridian, where
it has been in force for number OF
years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
No Effect on Booze.

While the presence of artesian wells
in the few towns that have them
may relieve certain citizens of the OBJ
legation to drink whiskey instead OF
water, as preventative of malaria,
they are entirely too few as yet to
have any material influence on the
supply and demand for booze, much
less to have Influenced the lawmak
ers in the passage of a statewide pro-
hibition law.
Mayor Crowder, in discussing the
matter, declared the proposition toe
frivolous to merit a serious thought
and characterized the idea as ex
tremely silly and untenable.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-01
r'Hs NEws

oives the news, general
state and local. Give tsse
circulation man your sub
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12
NufSTRoS EMeA|AS.

minge; debiendo esta !ctra varisH
en- caaa semana.
4-Cusuao hsyan acertado los enlA
mass dos personas cuya micial deH
'ape4lhiu esten igualmeTte eerca de-
ID etra desie1ada para el e1igms,|
correspondents el obsequio Ia per-
soma cuya seganda letra del apellido
besk mas cerca de la letra previamen
Ete designada y asi sucesixaneute.
Por ejemplo. 81 los solueienistAs II.
Fernandez Y r. Facundo han .envia-,
do seluciones acertadas en;el misno
orden de prioridad, siendo IL tlstra,
pre~iamente designadaAa E., en1js
zande los dos apellidos: :porF. Nes-
tando por 10 tanto igualmentetds-
tantes dela letra E., correspondence
el obsequso al Sr. Fernandez, perI
que Ia letra E. segunda dessu ape
lido, esta mas. cerca de la letra E
preFiamente designada, que Ia Ae-
ira A, ,segunda del apellido deESt.
Facundo.
5-Las contestac;ones & los enig-
mas deben venir aoompahadas de-
un cupon que al efecto 'puhha'e este
diario todos los doningos. Si.la So
lucion por sus condolences paede
estar contenida en- Ell cupdn, escri-
base en- el. En- otro oaso, escrfhass,
en- papel y remitase tuAida a dut,
; Dor un alflex.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12

Tn gran pAblico es hoy devote
de nuestres eniSnas. lie c,ltira aek
pss ia una ptueba snas de su inten-
sdsa< con b .e*.datl qse des)as7
seiueienes de estos enismas pudiera
harerse.
Hay un gran espf1itu de anaaisis
y una gran Vfveza de iH,agmaeien.
NADIA Sc resite 4 nuestrp pdbhco.
No hsy diaeatad qae.ho sea <enci-
d. en- Ii sclstien De aishos enigtnas.
Las ecnAieienas para ohtar a los
,pemios que Sc efrecen por selucio-
hes enignas son las sigaientes:
Correspondent el ebsequio
o. solucien aeeftada que llegue pEi-
NERO a estas ofcipas, no consideran
dose prioridad.en este csncepto, sine
A:partir de.las 10 de lanoche del jue.
YES de caaa. sc mana.
2-Entre varias soluciones acerta-
das, 81 obseeuio correspondent & Is
persona, cuya primera letra de 81
apclido sea 8 este mas cercs de de.
terminada letra del alfabeto, resuL
tando con este que en- reslidad 81
que el erden aHabetico, pero cam
biando periodicamente ese orden.
3-Todas lac seraanas en- la pagins
sportiva Sc designara la letra del al
fsbeto que debe servir de punto dc
ipsrtida para ell enigma cuya selu'
icitn sc hs de dsr en- el pr6ximo do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12

tefac tos. Ell vencedor de manana es
I'm obrero joven napolitano, quien
sin dinero y sin pan wees, trabaja
ba hace mas de dos amos solo, mu
do Y desconocido.
Ell periodico italiano no Sc cree
autorlzado todavia para menclonar
el nombre del inventor, limitandose
a anticipar algunas ideas acerca de
su aparato, ell cual sera una nave
aerea analoga a los dirigibles dnica-
mente por la forma general, y como
,el aeroplano, es mas pesado que ell
aire.
La m&quina novisima Sc eleva
acknowledgements mediante la fuer-
"a de helices dispuestas sobre un
arbol vertical, desplazandose en- am
plitud merced a los hslnes que
descansan en- otro arbol horizontal.
Ese mecanismo ninguna move
dad ofrece; 10 que ST nos la muestra
| y grande es Ia circunstancia de que
ambas series de hflices So moveran
en- un medic mas pesado que el aire
medic que circunda Ia nave, y que
por ella sera creado mediante una
| maquina especial.
Ese ambiente forma una capa de
slete a ocho metros de espesor, sobre
la cual Sc apoya y resbala ell buque
aereo; los tripulsntes permanecen
en- contacto con ell aire atmosferico
puro.
lgnorase hasta ahora Ia naturaleza
de ese fluido navegable y los ele-
mentos que lie constituyen; en- clio
radlca ell secreto del inventor. LA
Inhuna" anuncia que una experien
cla declslva tuvo lugar ell "a del pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12
& fin de los aeIop|anos.
Un obrero napolitano ha
inventado un dirigible
que Sc cree es el mas
perfecto de todos los CO.
nocidos.
La nusva nave reuBe todas las
csndiciones que faeran de de-
scar y resuelve el preblema
de Ia navegaciOn aerea.

No han alcanzado todavia el triun
70 definitivo estas admlrables ma
quinas y va Sc anuncia que sera eff
mera la duracion dc las mismas. La
sorprendente noticia viene de Italia
no de Ne, York 9 del Estado de
Tejas, como es usanza recibida "La
Tribuna." de Italia es quien predice
ell siniestro acontecimiento.
Antes de dos meses Sc recibira de
Napoles la nueva de una maravillo
81 conquista que lanzara dirigibles
y aeroplanos al rinc6n hist6rico dom
de yacen la marmita de Papin, la
pila de Volta y demas pretertos ar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12
Los campeones de
los numeIos,
Muchos expertos sollc1tan
una prorrogra que gus
tosos concedemos.
La carta del sehor Rodriguez
Lopez, ha despertado mucho
iuteres entire los enthusiasts
Canpeenes.

Numerosos lectores de la localldad
v de la isla nos ruegan prorroguemos
Ia solucion del enigma numero |
que pubhcaramos en- Ia edicion del
domingo dltimo. Completeness con
gusto 4 nuestros lectores, reprodu-
ciendo nuevamente ell problema que
es Ell que sigue:
1:Cuando lego aColombia el con-
quistador espahol Alfonso de Ojeda
uno de los soldados que lie acompa-
naban obtuvo de un indio, q Gamble
de un collar de cuentas. de vidrlo
dos pequehos lingotes de. orc puro
de forma cdbica y dos centimetroS
de lado, es decir, que cada uno con-
tenia ocho centfmetros de orc, y POI
tanto entire los dos sumaban dlez
seis centimetros cdblcos.
La cosa, como Sc We, no tlene ma
da de particular; pero a prop6slte
de ella nos ocurre preguntar: iPo
drfa decir alguien las dimenslones
exactas de dos cubos que, sumada'
dieran precisamente diez y slete cel
tfmetros cdbicos de orc?
| En- cuanto al segundo Q sea el cua
dro numerico las sollclones correc
tas fueron las enviadas por los seho
res siguientes:
Fabriciano Negron. San Jua1
Rafael P Irizarry Ponce.
A. Level L. Ponce,
! Guillermina Ravelo.- Ponce.
Luis Sanchez Ocaia. .--Ceyey.
Jose Sanchez Corozal.
Llegaron l6 bajo sobre sin la FIR
ma del interesado; de estos siete fue
ron correctaS..
El problema es el siguiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12
: PARA LAS DAMAS.

Contra Ell cabelIo supertl,to, pe-ee-
gas Y lanares.
Probablemente no hay nlngun de
fecto que desfigure mas Ia cara de
una mujer que el naclmlento de We
llo 9 cabello superf!uo , y ninguno g.
mas peligroso para experimental
que el. Muchas joyenes y adn seno
ras de edad madura, que solamente
tenfan el vellc natural, pere un pose
mas grueso que 10 que requiere Ia oe
lleza, 10 han considerable como In
gran defeoto, y por consiguiente
han procurado quitarselo emplea'
do preparedness depila*erias muj
anunciadas, para quedar mas tarda
convencidas, que el tai depilatorlo
era un engaho, y que ell vello, des
puks de cada tratamiento, renacia
mas abundante y espeso, y que de;s
puks de unoss scuantos meses, dondt
antes s&le haHa un vello suave, ligc
| 70 & impfeceptible en- su'lugar na
cia con gran abundancla un belle
grueso y tlesa.
La electrolhis es el dnico remedi,
cierto, pora tales casos. Eiectrol! i
! significa 10 descomposicion de II.
substantial por el paso contlnHo
all traves Gle ella, de una corrieHi
electrica. Este no es va un exper!,
mento sino Ell ,inico metedo segu:
y cientffico para guitar permanentc
mente y sin daiiar, el excessive nacl
miento de vello.
Naturalmente en- esta, asi como
en- otras profesiones, hay operadore
inexpertos, Y las senoras que adolez
can de este defecto, deben semetel
SC solamente al tratamiento de espe
cialistas de mayor reputation.
La electroloisis no solamente qu
: ia ell cabello superflno, sino tambie
lunares, verrugas y muchas otra
marcas de nacimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12

usted toma un lapiz, de color, 81 de-
sea y busca ciertas lineas, usted pue-
de yer que el ha pintado en- ell cua-
dro un pa isaje muy bonito.
Con las mismas condiciones y pre-
mios designamos para este enigma
Ia letra R.
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le85j

Este senciilo modelo de blusa que
de haeerse en- trla> ligeras de lana Sc
da algod6n- r propio para verano.
La parte de frente vlo mismo Ia espal
da esta lena cie alforzas que dan an =
ehoS suficiente a tsta Y tambien e
sirve de adorno Las mansas son lar
gas V lleva un r'IellO eStilo militsr
con una CUTJa;Ii--
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12

Este attractive vestido esta desa-
rrollado en- natista color verde obs
euro. FL adorno para este trale debe
ser aprop;ado Ia clase de la tels
que Sc emplce para Il. Las ahorzas
que lleva en- Ia blusa y en- Ia fsldita
dan bonito aSpecto este traIe ' grs
cia 4 la figIra Puede hacerse en- la te
que Sc desee = adoruarse como Sc
qulera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12
NUMERQ 53.

Los artistas son muy impresiona-
bles. Este ha llenado el cuadro que
iiene delante para pintar un paisa-
ie, con kneas muy finas. Para el es
cosa muy facil hacerlo pero es fuer-
te para nosotros decir justamente
b que representa-. Sinembargo, 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-12
216O.

La bonita tpieza que este represen-
Ia es una camisa de dia de nansd
blanco adornada con encsjes de hi
10 angostos. Tam bien llevasun pasa
emta del m ismo encaie. Su confec-
ci6n es sencilla- Puede hacerse tam
bien en- otfas telas v con otros ador-
nos.
FL patron esta cortado en- tama-
fos-32 3640 v A pulgadas de
busto. Para SO pulgadas elpstron re-
quiere 3 yardas de nansd; 81 yardas
de pasacinta 3. yardss entIedos y
81 de puntius.