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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
ADMoR. M7guel Mascara Garcia.
De politica

), De pOlltlca.
Hubo un momento, en- los dias de la re
voluci0n, q. toda casi toda la gente lu-
sitana Sc sintio poselda de un espanto
natural y justifcado. Fue aquel en- cue,
sin recursos de magia, en- un abrir ce-
rrar de ojos fue derrocado elviejo regi-
men polltico, en- que va no Sc creia nj
confaba para cifrar en- un regimen
nuevo las mas risuenas entusiasticas
esperanzas.
En- presencia de aquella mutaci5n,
que por 10 s1bita parecio teatral y que
Sc temio parase en- tragica, la misma
gente Sc congratulo de la tranquilidad
con que Sc hab1a llevado cabo, y aun
mas: por no haber costado mucha san
gre.
De aqui que pronto Sc aquietasen los
animos y confanse la generalidad de
nuestro pueblo en- que todas las esce-
mas derivadas de una tan radical trans
formation tendrian analogo desenlace,
sensato, logico racional. Los hombres
menos impresionables, aun los indite-
rentes, pasaron por una serie de muy
diverSas sensaciones hasta ell entusias-
mo circustanclal, va que en- nuestros
dlas la vida Sc caracteriza por la i1ls-
constancia de los movimientos de las
pasiones de los anhelos.
No fue otra la primera Ease, relati-
vamente serena, esperanzada y tocada
de entusiasmo.
Pero tan lllego como entraron Ell
danza las pasiones y la multitud 1es-
bordo sus arrebatos. la obra politica de
la Republica Sc inici6 sin respiro, pre-
surosa animada.
lntent0se construir un mundo nuevo
Ell la arnazon de una vida distinta cue
Sc basaba en- las promesas lisonjeras
que ell partido del pueblo habia jurado
cumplir cuando Sc apoderase del Po-
der. Y como era precise removerlo
transformarlo todo casi todo, los
mandatarios del mismo pueblo hicieron
alguna que otra cosa de caracter revo-
lucionario, como les fu6 possible Pero
esta labor no fue bastante para unos nj
completa para otros, y, en- general, a
nadie pudo satisfacer
Entonces Sc esboz6 la question po-
Utica en- su mas ruda tumultuaria for
ma. Y, bien mirada, sus aspectos, sus
prOcedimientos, parecieron semejantes,
mejor dicho, identicos q los que publ
camente hab1an sido condenados como
la peor llaga del antique regimen de-
rrOcadO
Presentabase la segunda Ease mas
confusa tocando va los linderos del
desencanto. Como era natural, la re-
fexi6n Sc impuso, porque el periodo
convidaba "a la meditation. Pronto la
crltica vino a srlbstituir la sorpresa
|y ell asombro de los primeros momen-
toS
No tardo en- surgir la question eco
monica, la mas grave, la menos tran
quilizadora de todas. Pero Ell Gobierno.
|el Parlamento, los elementos directi-
vos, grnpos y facciones de nuestro es-
tado politico, solo en- la formula politi-
ca habian pensado y no estaba su aten-
cion preparada para otra cosa. De mo-
do que los, sintomas de indisciplina
los refejos de descontento que al pre-
sente Sc advierten tienen que traer for
zosamente algdn cambio por virtud del
cual Sc formalice una tercera Ease.
No sera esta la menos peligrosa y
emoclonante de todas, porqae en- ellase
habran de combinar los diyersos sonos.
incFaso los flertes y los negros del
cuadro revoklcionario, a1n no terrni-
nado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

nuestro credito, va 10 ven ustedes, mien
tras cunde ell panico en- la Bolsa de Pa
ris y todos los valores bajan, ell Exterio.
espanol Sc mantiene firme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

PONCE AL OLA

III tlustrade professor Sr-. Cuevas
Aboy. comenzAri en breye una impOr-
aante eanpana dc. eritiea lie los aetlta-
Les mrrOdOs esc0lareS.
III Sr. Aboy publie.ra varios artiru-
lDs dara algunos eonfereneias-
DE Ia eoHtpeleneia del eitado profe-
sor puede e&perarse mueho.
III cabo ds la p>.lieia ae'ior Braulio
CASanovas. qve prestaha sersicio en el
distrlio de Yaleo ha sido tra>ladado Il
eSia ciudad.
Ia plicia lo.a} 'iene prcstando sorvi-
eiOs importanie> !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

isas .queiaa contra Ia clase dc earn,
que ~ yende ga csta ciudad. son cada
vcz mis- generates
III publieo la ha llcsado Ia prem
a.. i yer 81 las autnridades Sc disp0nen
. intervenir p4ra que aea mejor sers j.
do 81 pnblieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

LA desaichada espoaa de IAIu, Colon
ha denuuclado Is tsle ante 81 iuez nuni-
eipal, como cau>ante de yarias eontusio-
mes que pr,eenta en diaiiaEas parties del
euerpO.
dice Margariia Colon, que asi 10 lie
mn L. maltratada espooa, que. Su marido
la tiene abandonada. u extreme 4ie ha-
ber separado su yiyienda !:
Ella. como no. tiene 0trds recunsOs,
fue ! pe,i.rle que le disse atgo para re-
mediar su draaparo. y ontonees el espo-
40 Ia reeibi6 q pedrAdags.
Impuesio RI juez de e~tis porlnenores,
IN ordenado IL prisi6n ia Luis Colon
Han eOntrald6 matrlmOnio el joven
doctor dosi X Lopez N,l4sa y La eneanta-
dora seiiOrlla Ada Cabrera
III doctor Lopez Nus.a, - actualmen-
&c director del Hospital Triecche.
La boda se oelebr6 en IL dosnicilio dc
sos padres d. Ia novia. Fue tara act0 re-
RIO. -.
En L. hrilLants Olk:ialidad del cner-
po de bomberos de Ponce, ha habidO al
gun eambio de personal por La renuncia
prr.entada del cargo de Official auxiliar,
por don Guillerfao Viyas Valdi-
yieso; en snstitnci6n de este, fue
nembrado don Franeiseo CanciO
III pueStO dc Official ayudante que de
a xaeante este, sera oeupaIio por el io-
ven dan Pedro Vivas Valdivieso.
I'm In Sanidad local NJ inieia cierto
s@ovimiento de personal.
Taas eonLinaei0nes qua se han deja-
ds'tra@iaeir no de~agraaan La opinion.
lila siio trzsladada & Mayaguez la
professors americana Mi3 Garwood, que
.srviS durante tres eursos esoolares en
N Grammar School de esta eiudad.
ia seisorita Garwood as muy estima-
Sa Gu In ioealidAd. y como professors es
mgy culta & inteligsnte.
o III eaPitan Fernkndez Mater saldra
@ breve para san Juan. con una Iicen-
eis de algunos diss. -
se les ID paaado un syiso de Ia Sani.
dad Z los individnos que sc dedican 4
n veusa de cafe y friturss en- La plaza
asi mercsdo para cue saquen de ALI sus
0sdestisins estsbleeimentox.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

BE


v, cor,oy.c;:or>+oc
y A ~AA~>~>'
i11A O1AA'i''' 1 A1A'fA AD
LAS MARTAS IARES
De Mayaguez hemos recibido la 81
guiente invitacion.
o. :, Dor r,r1>r MIND
lCANIlL,
Co.. r,,o,,
Nllny or nuestro:
ro,a,,,,os os+o x,4s+o ,,oro rooap TIA
80 a;,.,+, honronnoa a,o,, s,, os;s+ono;o
,,no ,oi,n;5,, ao pron;o+ar;os Aor;o,,+o
-. " Co,aono;a,,4x,s ono 60 oa1ohrar5 on
el salon de sesiones de Ia casa :Avun-
a1:t1 '0-l:e.-.o y z1o~ I . l, ~ ~ ~ aoan 49, = w. Wv.
asistira nersonal7nente :el So nor Villa.
verde, Manager de la Association de
-, -. 81. :,
tratar de la carr terra de Las Marlas
Lares, ) que nos unlra aquel lmportsnte
Icentro agricola y cuya construction es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

III eapitan Fernkndez Mater saidri
q breve para san Juan. con una Iicen
eis de algunoa diss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

se les hs pssado un sviso de In Sani.
dad 4 los indiyidnos que Sc dedican 4
h veuta de cafe y fritura. en- La plaza
asi msrcsdo para que saquen de ALI sus
onsdestisinss estzbaeeimeutox.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25

I'm In Sanidad local NJ inieia cierto
a@0vimiento de personal
Las eombinaeiones qua Sc han deja-
ds ,traziaeir no deSagraaan la opinion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-25
Agricultores
Y comerciantes
liza CARRETERA DE
| LAS MARIAS A LARES

De NIayaguez hemos recibido la 81
guiente invitacion.
sr Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL,
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Gutter R atb.

Bdronin: .Welhe 5raht tpiirbeH
Sic Iiir msinen 2ieblins smpfsbIsn?"
6asaars.: Clint 5raAt 1psassI.-
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cJnldnbiif)e Stabribten.

-3neiSdrmer aus Der Rahs
BON Sanespias, Wts., tparen bur9 Die
aiibe nes etnen, Die in oes anoeren
aornfelb einbrahen, in bitteren Streit
gsratbsn. pa fie aber Hug gsnus pa'
rem, bic 8silsgung ibrsr 9iffsrsnssn
nitt 4bpotatsH 81 iibsrtragen. be-
ihIoHen iis, Den Streit perionli4 aus
5ufe1ten. Srt bss 8organses mar bic
2anbitrdbe unb uls iih Der Staub um
bic beiben 4dmpfbdbne per5osen bate,
laaen beioe auf benz 9runb, bebedt nit
geuIen uno Wunpen. auh follen
ns6rere Rippen BEL oiefsr freunbf9uftz
li6en 4useinanberissung taput gegans
gen fein. 8eios 5drmsr mubten ins
Erantenbaus gebraht peroen, bod ba>
ben iie bufslbft ibre 8ettsn nebensinuus
Der iteben ldFeH.
Bon einem aufregens
ben Qbenteuer nit Shlangen,
ipirtlihsn, lebenbisen, groben S9luns
gen, t0nnen Sobn Wtcainnsp, Der ge.
flyer eines Grprebs @eihdfts in Nstp
Dorf. uno feline 2eute obne 3ubilfes
na6Hle sines prebagentsn sr3dblen.
Bus 4benteuer begunH I'm 10 ubr am
Gienifas Mbenn. Mcainnep unb ieins
gus9slssriH. GrI. 2ens Samag. Ha.
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Der lrfpruns bes nor
tes ~SunguIop". 9qs Bprt
~Sunsalptp" ift eine onsIosinbii6e
uebertrdgune bes binboftonii6en
Bangle. bas uripriingli9 ,,genqali"
ooer nuon Bengal" bebeutet uub oud
fir cine Strobbiitts aneetpanbt tpirb.
SsItiam tit IS, ipie aus bisfem tris
pidlen unb rein IotaIen Wort imQaufe
Der 3eit oas sgunsalop1 als 8ssei6s
nung fir ein engIiffss wobnbaus in
Snoien eutitqnben III. Sn friiberen
Soften fiibrten bin In Snbisn lpegen
militdrifher. oeminiitratip.r ober
Sanbelsangelegsnbiten tpeilenben
Gneldnber cine 4rt RomaoenIsben in
3eiten fiibrten bic in Snbisn tpeeen
einseborensn 8snsalen our6aus niht
ibren anforoerunssn uno ibrem psrs
Ionlihen 9efhmad entiprahen, trus
gen ibre eriten, bon ibnen feIbft ents
tporfeHen unb nah ibrsm eig.nen
glan ouseefiibrten DobHbdufer ben
Stsmpel Der .3elte, an bic fie ii4 gse
tp0bnt butten, unb bic aus einenf eros
BEN, luftisen. ppn boppelten Sesels
tudndnben umgekneH R1um beftans
ben, Der tpiebsrum In perIhiebens
Sbeils abeesrenst mar fir Babe.
S9lafs unb Mobnraum. Moglih,
baB i'm 4nfans bas 3elt fslbft 5uipeis
len nit bem acknowledgement Gtrot
ober ,bangiu@ bebedt mar. Seute
iebenfolls tit Der llrfprung bes Wors
tee ielbit bon ben meiften Snbiern
psrgsTen bic bic Be3ei6nuns Bun.
ealofp" ais einen rein ensliffen Ra,
men fir bds 5Gus bes Gngldnbers
betrahten.
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Stub.nt: .a6tsig Mlart Nlf Der
4nsug t0iten2"
Shnsiber: ~aeinsn afsnnig ipenis
ger!*
Gtuoent: .asber l2tiftsr, bebeateu
Gie =. iB oahis 5hntn gIei6 tsi ber
MbLafsssns Srsi Msart anis
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GabeH nHb %gi6en tpirh ara5nbttcS aeIebct
25c; Gtidersiaeheit fusTb Guasfstfigt G6saus.
IL NpuIt CIR. Stat IL.
Jrnn nfl siRb Ip6G trnfsiespel4s BsqGHsls
aune. ueiuer Gatu pcTsssesss. 1881 Hsne
Gar. 2. Elcs. bluteT
Snnes benii6e ssnu fnft Arbsh srseI 9ttr
bgst &aGs in beg g9cts. HAS 8aEf err.
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m,dbaeH snr uueRmeins Sflisarbets; ieir
tlne., egppnbale.
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saaf0freM fir alaoRiap urb Iieui!ae Sns
tvsiisGGs 9ogei; unD sH;Enei fbe ApcHeoII
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Icutgabenber Saippr, ivegen aetsile
9sahsnfSapen III her @pGfshldfisCfftfs. i
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4RGnn 60 eJahre aif.
Iftt4ieEu nnb sltoerlaiila, berfiets bik U0rrt'
Greeti. iEsln! nno icxeiei enQlu6 nEo
uHfer Arbeit GIp. b. ~. iIi6s
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EHb MouE. 1880 1lnp Eit. e &1o6
EputrF nmb @uz9enAsl lDeI6eH 4u1iiI6
fpst6f. iaAf elxbstf. 1909 Gin Str
snHper 3euftmeE fndi traeGbipei6e Ses
i1Gsitgnna. O. =. 400 Sfeulsa g:x.
srfis 2cnb, fIcot Erbsst, iieti.
aex &iue peer sGug Mnsbestgn. &Gespefb46s
Hsberte siHo @IeasGn. Ctr.
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Sutes gRasnen tltr Sip6snIicbe 9ans1rs
belt; aA,e SablaHa uno etfae gafs QesmGtp
peaossftaaen go Wicfgrp0pe Gps., aeoHoaie.
ceer IesephoH slpou SS1S. i5sis'
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a6b6Fn FIR ftpdtn une unl bsi Der G1us
aIhen "a beIieyl sol AibaeSpas HesHac
4honnnis
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agdb6eH ifst aIIarnIesHs SGasarseti, gsH HnA
gsi6iaan fyabrenD els Ecatuers 81 eepeH.
4shoHe hhon 1921. il
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Mah6 en- fir afIasHeins caasarbri Elm fol,
gaaIHai Ctr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16
Cards

A new card club was organized this
week at the home of DR.. and Mrs c.
III. Hendricks. Sol Estrella street. on
Tuesday evening, and is known as the
MOntezuma club.
The club VIII meet every second
week on Tuesday evening at the home
of one Of the members, and much
pleasure is anticipated The first
meeting was held at the home Of Mr.
and airs. J. F. Oyster, Gil North Stan
ton street The evening was spent
playing bridge, club prizes being
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vol
lertson, the consolation going 20 Dr.
Hendricks; the guests prize was
given 10 Mr.. and Mrs Charles An
strand and the consolation to John
Grant.
At the conclusion Of the game, Mrs.
Hendricks served a tWO-cOurSe lunch
con from the table. which was deco
rated in yellow chrysanthemums.
The members are; Messrs- and Mes
danes J. J. Raster 7. T. Eyster, Paul
Lisse, John Grant, Charles Wollertson,
DIT. and Mrs. George Drummer, DR.. and
Mrs. c. II Hendricks The guests pres
ent were Messrs. and MeSdames Q. z.
Kelly, Charles Anstrand, Frank Tur-
ner. Battelle White W. H Loretz, DR..
and Mrs G. H Mengel and the Misses
Flynn. The next meeting will be at
the home of AR. and Mrs. John Grant,
lI26 Browno street tuesday evening,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16
Women's Organizations

/ At the regular meeting Of the Wo-
/ mans Charity association Monday
/ afternoon in the Y. W. c. A rooms, the
/ different committees reported a large
amount of work done. and encouraging
/ cooperation Of the people of FL PasO
Mrs. W H. Burgess reported that the
relief committee has given assistance
to 204 persons, distributed 42S loaves
of bread ia articles Of clothing. IS
pairs of shoes and a great amount Of
food Transportation to other towns
was furnished two persons, and en-
ployment secured for Al.
Mrs. W. C. Davis reported for the
finance committee.
AIRS J. G. McNary for the south side
settlement house reported that 500
children had been cared cor in the past
month and at the dispensary nearly
29e0 persons treated
Miss Mabel E Acker, the director Of
the work Of the association gave brief
outline Of the work rhat has been
started since she took charge, and men
toned some of the most pressing needs
of the future. Miss Acker spoke of the
way business houses and individuals
had responded to every appeal that had
/ been made.
There is no red tape about the re-
lief work Relief is sent Immediately
when any case is reported, and then
4 Investigated afterwards.
Two cent cases were reported in which
persons applied for free transpOrta-
ton to other towns which, upon in
vestigation, were found to be impost-
ors
The president. Mrs. c. c. WimberIy,
announced that the school children's
donations for the poor would be col
lected at the school the Tuesday and
Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving
day.
There is great need at the settlement
house for baby clothes and other gar
meuts. and sheets and pillow cases, so
IT was decided to form a number Of
sewing circles to undertake the making
Of these
The following were appointed by the
president as chairmen of these new
circles: Mrs. R. Campbell Mrs. ".
L Crockett. Mrs E H. Irwin. Mrs
George LIE Baron, Mrs A. Matthias, Mrs.
J. W. Eubank. Mrs. T. Talbot, Mrs. J.
J. LOngweu, Mrs. Frank Powers, Mrs.
L z. Booker, Mrs. Edward B. Hodge,
jr, and Mrs. = c. Hitchcock.
These women viii meet with Mrs.
Zach White, 1901 Mesa avenue. Monday.
November 90 at 10 o'clock to plan the
work Mrs. White has heretofore con-
Quoted the only sewing circle.
Mrs. O. II. Baum reported everything
progressing well for the charity ball.
The next meeting of the association
VIII be the second Monday in Decem-
Der.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16
Grows hair and we
can prove it
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus-
trOus and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a Is Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff

A little Danderine now viii Immediately double
the beauty of your hair-NO difference how dull
faded, brittle and scTaggy, just moisten cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at a time. The effect is
immediate and Advantageous hair viii be light,
fluffy and wavy and have an appearance Of abun-
dance; an incompatible lustre, softness and luxu-
rance, the beauty and simmer of true hair health
Try as you viii after an application of Danderine,
you cannot ind single trace of dandruff or loose
or falling hair and your scalp viii not itch, but
what viii please you most viii be after few weeks
use when you will actually see new hair, fine and
downy at hrst-yes-but really new hair-sproutine
all over the scalp.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain
and sunshine are 70 vegetation It goes right to the
roots, lnvigorates and strengthens them. It's life
producing properties cause the hair to grow album
dainty long, strong and beautiful.
Get a IS cent bottle of Knovlton's Danderine
from any drug store or toilet counter and prove TO
yourself tonight-now-that your hair is as pretty
and soft anythat It has been neglected OF injured
by careless treatment-that's all-you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots Of it. YOU viii Just
Try little DandeTine- Real surprise awaits you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16

A READER of this paper writes
~ me that she wants 10 grow
very tail and would like a few
rules to go by. She does not state her
age, which makes quite a difference,
for while you can pun the young twig
a bit you can't alter the shape Of the
old branch or change the grown tree
Twenty-one used to be the age when
men and women were supposed TO get
their growth, but it is an individual
matter and many people attain their
fun development before that and a
few after it.
If my correspond emit is still in her
teens there are various exercises which
may help her TO grow taller and az all
events they viii give her a very good
carriage, which gives the impression Of
height and which viii improve the bod
lily pOise of the tail girl as we'll First
Of all, De sure you are breathing prop
erly and see that your clothing at all
times is light enough and loose enough
so that il neither cramps nor binders
you in any way. Here is the first
exercise stand erect, weight on both
feet, hands hanging relaxed at the
sides Now rotate the shoulders as you
would do il your neck muscles were
uncOmfOrra Bile. Rotate the arms in
ward, but do not bend forward. When
your shoulders and arm muscles feel
relaxed take deep breath and raise
up on the balls of the feet. raising the
arms AT the same time high over the
head until they and the entire body
are stretched to the utmost
Feel as if you were stretching your
waist muscles, which is what you
should do You can repeat this exer-
else as often as you like, inhanng as
you stretch and ezhaling and relaxing
Most small people have very tense (
muscles, and all exercises which com
bine relaxing and stretching OF the
muscles are good. Work in a Eymna-
stun would be ideal, as ii is more sys-
tematic than home work, and the ap-
paratus, especially the bars. afford
good opportunity for stretching and
limbering the body.
An English growing machine was on
the market a few years ago which
stretched the cartilage, or was sup
posed to, but one had better do this
work for oneself. as the violent me-
chaniCal pulling and stretching Of the Z
muscles is not lasting in its effect
and may be harmful
Children and young people who /
want to grow tail should always sleep /
with their bodies stretched out I
straight without pillows, They should I
be especially particular about having
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16
is writing

in France We think any shade of hair
that nature gives is pretty, provided
there is enough of it and that the hair
shows the sheen Of health and vitality.
over here L think you use too strong
acids or chemicals on the hair, both in
washing IL and in intensifying the
natural oil and II looks dead, and what
I call Wiggy-
I keep my own hair glossy and bright
by brushiHF il night and morning, and
] use a great quantity Of a specially
prepared brilliantine tonic. which is
perfumed with my own favorite OdOr.
I have a new kind Of brush which
WhalebOne for bristles instead of the
ordinary kind OF bristles which I think
come from the pig, do they not? Well,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16

my brush is quite large. Tt looks like
a forest Of angry and crazy bristies,
for they are very long and a little bent
and a sort Of brOwnish gray color. This
brush cleanses the hair and draws the
oil from the roots down to the very tip
ends Ny hair is brushed with at least
100 strokes every morning, and just be-
fore it is put up IL Is polished with a
piece of very soft velvet. so that IL
shines like a highly nOlished piece OF
metal Hair that has this sheen viii al
ways look pretty. and 7 think women
are foolish to change the color Of their
hair when by a little care they can
bring out the pretty Iuster which IS
natural to them and which always goes
better with their cOmpleXlO1s than some
tint which they have fixed up for them
selves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16

Y. w. c. A. Notes

Tuesday was the wooden wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs H. B
Durkee. and the girls Of Mrs. Durkee's
Bible study class at the Y. W. c. A
prepared a little surprise for their
director. During the progress of the
lesson, two messenger boys brought in
a very large wooden box and placed
il on the table before Mrs Durkee
Opening it every conceivable article
that could be made of wood was found
to be there. Many of them wrapped
in most Disgusting fashion afforded a
great amount of amusement
The chorus class Of the Y W. C. A
met for the first time Tuesday night
Mrs. Parvin Witte, the director. tested
and placed the voices of about a dozen
young women. The regular work viii
begin next Tuesday night.
Miss N. E. Murphy of MedfOrd, Mass,
is new arrival at the Y. W. c. A.
boarding home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-16
SMALLPOX CLOSES
DUBLAN SCHOOLS
Three Cases There; Many
Pasture Fences Are
Tom Down

Colonia Dublan, Chihuahua Mex
Nov 16.-The disctrict schools have
closed because another Of the students.
DEBORAH Bowman. has contracted small
box This makes the third case The
school house wiz be thoroughly dis
infected and renovated
President JuEius Romney is here
again. He and Brigham StOweI are ne
gotiating for renting the big farm OF
senior Hernandez near Casas Grandes-
During and since the revolution miles
Of pasture fence have been torn down
and the wires are lying upon the
ground
George Romney Of C0lonia Juarez
delivered a lecture on the power OF
mind over matter.
sam Lake and wife have a new baby
COIonia JuareE Notes.
Mrs. Jane r. Spilsberry has been
very i'll, but is getting better.
Born, 20 Mrs Rh0da StOWeu, a girl
The scarlet fever has pretty vel
subsided here.
Mrs. Saville, who is still in FL Paso
nursing is expected home soon
Jack Frost has paid a visit here
and leaves are beginning to fall
Charles Whippie took a car load OF
apples to the City OF Mexico.
AIRS Mills and children of COrralit0s
ranch have been kept from the Quad
alupe school this week. because OF sore
eyes
8Ir Stout is putting in a windmill
on the Corrantos ranch.