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New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
INJURIES HAND
Charlie NPhiD Rosenberg, Worlds RantamWeight Champion, Not Able 10 Fulhll Contract.

Now York, Sept, 3 tPI-Charlle tPhiD RosonherE, of New York, worlds hahtamwcight champion, in urad his hand in an exhibition match Thursday night and as a re- suit will not be able to fulfll his con- tract 10 meet Carl Tremaine al tleNoland, o., September @2. RoSen- L'rS's manager announced yesterday.
 His manager said, however, that the champion would not meet any other opponent in the ring until he faces Trcmaine at Cleveland. It is expected that a postponed date will be agreed upon next week.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
OUT FOR A MONTH
Mike McTigue Will Not Be Able to Box Again For Some Time On Ac- count Of Infected Arm,

New York, cSpt, P)--Mike Me Tigue, former worlds light heavy weight champion, will not be able to box again for a month. The former titleholder is suffering from blood poisoning in the Saratoga Springs hospital.
 Commissioners representing the state athletic commission, visited McTi2ue at the hospital today to as r.rtain his condition and make this report officially to the commission.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
BALL TEAMS READY
 10 BEGIN SERIES
KensinstOn and Red SoX All Set
 to Hop 0H Tomorrow Afternoon

The Corbin Red Sox and the All Kensington baseball teams will start tomorrow afternoon al 3:15 o'clock the final series for the championship of New Britain. The first game of the series which will be the best two out of three, will be played at tho Perciyal avenue grounds in the Paper Goods town before one of inc largest crowds that has ever turned out 10 watch ball game.
 Kensington earned the right to enter the finals by eliminating the Pirates in two straight games while against the Falcons at s. Mary's field
 Both Teams Ready
 Both teams are prepared 10 do battle and from the looks of things, tomorrows contest will be an epic in the baseball world of this city. The teams compare faVorably in strength and managers of both out fits will have thc strongest possible | lincups on tho field for the contest. Eddie Crowley and Jimmy Maher | will hold the- indicators during the game and the fans and players will | be assured of fast and snappy ball game without any tagging of players on either side.
 Arrangements have been made by | the Kensington management 10 | have free transportation from l'p- sons conrer 10 the baseball field so that fans who wish 10 attend the game from this city will have no difficulty in reaching the scene of the battle.
 Pitching StaFs
 The pitching selections for the game have not been announced but 1t is practically sure that the strongest men on either team will do mound duty tomorrow. Kensing- ton has Liedke, Politis and Harlowe while tho SoX have Berg, Buckland and Hyland. Kcnsington has one left handcr' in Politis while tho SoX boast of two speedy portsiders in the persons of Buckland and Fly land.
 The teams compare favorahly on the field. McKeon, veteran though he is. is still a steady man while Kopec, q youth, plays a neat game assuring both teams of a good backstop. There is little to choose between the first seekers, both Blanchard and Sataline being stars and rghthanders, At the midway station. Patrus for the Sox and "Goody" Preisser. eX-Red SoX, vii vie with each other for the honors Billy Fitzpatrick cavorts at short stop for the Red Sox while Fields dashing fielder and dangerous hit ter, covers the ground for Kensing. ton. At third, Mccormick ant Smith compare favorably for field CTS with the Kensington man hay ing a slight edge in hitting power Snappy Outfclds
 The outfelds on both teams arc about even In fielding and batting : strength. Corbins have Huber, Fer - guson and Snyder, three fleet footed fly chasers and three ever danger ous men at bat. Kensington has ; . wealth of fly chasers to pick iron 5 and the outfield has not yet beer
 decided.
 3 Plans call for both teams to hav' l their practice in plenty of time fo the game to be started promptly a S 3:15 o'clock and it is felt that tn , biggest crowd of the year will b
 on hand to watch the play.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05

a-Forguson out, hIt By hatted ball.
 x'-Battod for Fuhr in 7th.
 Xx-Batted for Ross in 9th.
 Two base hits--Prothro J. Harris, Lee, Flagstead, Bluege. Three base hits Rice, Goslin, Peckinpaugh Bases on hals-off luflng {, Ross 2 Ferguson 5. Struck out by RuninE 2, Ferguson 9. Hlts-oiC Ruling E. Fuhr I, Ross 3. UmpIres-Nal- lin, Evans. Ormsby and Hildebrand Time -l:46.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
nNrL. ONnL

just saw our next door neighbor descending q ladder from her sec ond.story window.
 Depend ont, thnre musta been 6 man at the bottom of it.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
Original

Parent: My son has many original ideas. has he not?
 Teacher: Yes, especially in spell ng.-Nagers Lustige Welt, Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
CHICAGO
pa,,oa for prsh in gth.

N- BafTCT TOT IUHTT TIT 1TTT'
 Two base hi's-Walkor, stolen base sarri6ces- Pinem C2J. Left on bases - Cincinnati 3, Chicago $. Base on balls - off May {, off Bush I. struck out-hy May {, hy Buah 2. umpires-llart Wilson and Rigler. Time-l:3S
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
PHILADELPHIA
VI It8H TOT -ITITT In VII. ? 7-Ratted for Irlrirb in to,b

:. z-Ratted for Ulrich In jnth. Two base bit-Lsach. Home rms EeuseL Terry Base m halls-of Beptlr, bH Wisnsr ,, of Nehf 2. off t-lrirb 5 Struck out-hy Nebf (. hy Ilrirh e, Hns --of Bentley 3. of Wisnrr 2. off %shf Innirss Mccormick and Klsm. Time
 s:iS.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
PIErSFlIlHt;ti
1--ran for N.1rots m s,h.

1--Ean for N'1rus m sth
 NX--Bar'sd for Goo'h i'm 5th.
 Two base hits TraynoI N,Innr Wright, Horrsh.. Thrar basc hi'-He'l Home run-iornslo. Base on bills-cn Rtinhut { oU Ndo !. suugk om -h, Yde !. Hits l4s S off Adams (. Umrires- Mclaughlin. Quiglc. and Moran. Tims-l.Jo
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
Hot Dawg!

HOt DaWRI Nine little doggies Sizzling on plate In came the boarders And then they were ate.-Boston Beanpot.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
 
SENATOR'S HASTEN ONTO
 PENNANT MORE SECURELY

Champions Have Decisive Triumph Over Red Sox- Pittsburgh Drops One to Cardinals-Giants Defeat Philies-C Cincinnati Reds Take Fall Out of Chi cago Cubs-AthIetics Are Six Full Games Behind Leaders.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-05
BosTuN

SOc lg4H
 ABR. H. 20. 4 F uiIliaE.,, If. ,,,.. $ 0 0
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
NEW PRASSEL
STORE OPENS
|TSDOORS
Eastern Section Of City Has
Modern Drug Store
and Markets.

Another store for the convenience,
Of the modern housewives of San An
tonic has been added to the east sec
ton Of the city. Prassel's Drug Stor'
has moved into large quarters on PIN
and Nolan streets. In addition to tn,
new drug store there is also a mod
ern bake shop. meat market and a new
Piggly Wiggly store.
The formal opening Of the PRAISE,
Drug Store was held Saturday, No
vembcr II. According to Frank Pras
sci hundreds Of patrons visited the
store throughout the day. This store
followed the custom of giving attend
ance prizes.
Mr.. Prassel states that his main
thought in. building a new and better
store was to give his customers q more
modern and up-to-date place to trade.
For approximately thirteen years. Mr..
Prassel has been serving the people
IN that section or the city.
A feature of service ut the Prassel
Drug Store that will add greatly to
the new store is the paved parking
space at the side and front accommo.
dating u large number of cars with
entrances on Pine and Nolan streets
A curbing extends all about the park
ing space and cars may be parked
head-on on both sides Of the space
Two large store doors make it conven-
lent for the purchaser to enter.
The bakery shop, which is owned by
the Baltic Electric Bakery. is the last
word in bakery equipment. This shop
is operated by Mrs. Kate Bishop. She
has had number of years experience
in this particular line Of work. The
bakery shop is finished in ivory and
the most modern equipment obtain
able has been installed. Mrs. Bishop
states that the same high quality of
bake goods as have been obtainablc n,
the other Bailie bakery shops will now
be more easily accessible TO East Side
residents at this new shop on Nolan
street. All sorts of hot breads will be
available for every meal in the day,
together with wide assortment of all
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

other bake goods. including French
pastry. According to Mrs. Bishop, the
prices Of these goods are most reason.
able. She also states that the bakery
shop had very large attendance Oh
the opening day.
The meat market is one Of the most
modern in this city. All kinds Of meats
are available. This shop is owned and
operated ,by Anton Heisler. Mr.. Heis-
Ter has been engaged in this type OF
business in San Antonio for the last
eighteen years. Mr.. Heisler says he
proposes to give the residents of this
section Of the city the very best 90
tainable in the fresh meat. fish and
oyster line. Service and Quality" ha
been his motto and he il still working
with the same thought in mind.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

ton" says DIR. Skinner, "and with
an experience from 20 years contact
with food industries. gained in the en-
forcement of the Federal Food and
Drug Acts, that it is my firm convic-
ton that bottled carbonated bever.
ages are about as clean and healthful
and produced generally under ms good
sanitary conditions as any packaged
food upon the market"
Commenting ON the exhibits at the
Kansas City exposition, DR.. Skinner
says:
II was amazed to note what large
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

part OF this and other recent exposi-
tons is given over to the demonstra-
ton of machinery and equipment to
enable the bother to keep clean. And
so well has Uhe bother observed the
latter-day phil ,sophy of Keep Clean
that for the past few years we have
had no action under the Federal Food
and Drugs Act and we now only &C.
casionally hear of action by state or
municipal authorities which involve
the sanitary character of a bottiing
plnnt"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
P|GGLY W|GGLY
STORES TOTAL
TNENTY-0NE
Two New Stores will Open
Doors for Business
Saturday.

With the formal opening of two
new stores Saturday, November 81
Piggy Wiggly Company will have a
total Of p retail grocery stores in San
Antonio. Two or three additional
stores are contemplated for the near
future.
The two stores Cnening Saturday
are at 004 Nolan street and 12J South
Flores street. They will be opened
in the usual efficient manner of th,
Piggly Wiygly Company with special
prices and special prizes for oil who
come. There will also be balloons,
candy and chewing gum for the chill
dren.
r. A. Basse, president Of Piggy
Wiggly stores said the opening OF
these stores was necessary to relieve
the other stores ami take care Of new
territory and that additional stores
were contemplated ss soon as arrange
ments could be made.
Commenting on the business outlook
here. Mr.. Bassc said:
"San Antonio is growing so rapidly
few of us realize the strides being
made in all lines. In 1918 we opened
the first Piggy Wisgly store here.
The development OF our business fair
ly gauges the development OF San An
tonic. In seven years we have added
20 stores. 1t looks to us as il San
Antonio would rapidly become city
of 100000 people and we are building
to that end. We want to help make
a greater San Antonio and we are in
creasing our facilities as rapidly as
we can to serve our many customers
promptly and efficiently"
Mr.. Bassc has just returned from
the national convention of Piggy Wig
i.ly stores and was selected as a di-
rector of the 'Piggly Wiggly Buyers
Association. On the trip he stopped
in Memphis, st. Louis, Kansas City,
Chicago and other points and said he
was agreeably surprised at the wide
spread interest shown in San Antonio
and South Texas by many people he
met. He was piled with questions
about San Antonio and about South
Texas and said it seemed certain to
him that a heavy tourist and business
trnffic was coming this winter. He
enumerated San Antonio's many good
points and gave the city all the boost
possible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
HEINZ MOVES FIRST PLANT
TO FACTORY AT PITTSBURGH

Heinz, son Of the founder. to give
the old structure its prominent posi-
ton.
When II. J. Heinz began business,
he leased a residence which he con-
verified into the first Heinz factory,
and three employees prepared the horse
radish he raised in = small garden. To-
day the company has more than 10000
people on its payroll and approx
mately 10000 are engaged in growing
crops for it. while its factories and
warehouses have floor space of 12I
acres.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
LITTLE. ORANGE CAKES.

One-half cup margarin, two egg
yolks, two tablespoons juice Of orange,
one and one-quarter cups sifted pas.
try flour, one-half teaspoon cream OF
tartar. one-half cup sugar, grated
orange sind, one orange, two egg
whites, one-quarter teaspoon soda.
Cream. the margarin with the sugar,
cream again and add the beaten egg
yolks. Add the grated orange rind
and the juice of the orange and then
the stiffly beaten egg whites. After
sitting and measuring the flour with
the soda and creain of tartar add this
dry mixture To the first Ingredients
Beat thoroughly and bake in n
Toured pan. Cut IN squares and COW
or with orange icing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
PLUM PUDDING.

4 tablespoonful granulated gelatin
l cup evaporated milk, diluted with
l cup hot water
/ cup cold water
l IL squares chocolate
LIE taspoon vanilla
3 egg whites
cup seeded raisins
"a cup dates
IL cup nuts
IL cup currants
IA teaspoon salt
L cup sugar
Soak gelatin in cold water ten
minutes. Melt chocolate. Add a little
of the evaporated milk TO make n
smooth paste. Put remainder of di-
luted milk in double boiler; add
chopped fruit. When boiling, add
melted chocolate, sugar, salt and soak
ed gelatin. Remove from fire; when
mixture begins to thicken. add vanilla
and nuts and, lastly, fold in beaten
egg whites. Turn into wet mold deco
rated with whole l,ut meats. Chill in
mold. Remove to serving dish and
garnish with whole dates. Serve with
whipped evaporated milk or currant
jelly sauce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 20.-After
utilizing barges TO float the structure
from SharpsburS to Pittsburgh, II. j.
Heinz company has placed the modest
dwelling where the concern began
business in 1860 in a court in the
center of its big group of office and
factory buildings in this city. On its
trip. the building Travelled three and
one-half miles by barge.
When the small building was placed
on its new foundations, the company's
employees assembled to cheer the SEN
timent which prompted Howard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

Pistachia nuts
j believe j can
Name most Of the countries
Upon this earth
That help to feed us
In Joy and mirth!
But Ill try to see
America first,
For she ministers much
To my hunger and thirst.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
SHORT CUTS SAVE
HOURS OF LABOR

One short cut is achieved by think
ing OF at least two meals when you
cook. To cook enough cereal to make
Il dinner pudding OF n luncheon en-
tree; to think OF todsy's fish in terms
of tomorrow's chCwdcr; to plan ways
of making leftovers masquerade rs
freshly prepared foods-these tricks
Of the trade" will help the house
keeper save many an hour.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
STUFFED PEPPERS

Peppers stuffed with cheese is an.
other dish that will make the mouth
water. Remove seeds and pith from 6
green peppers. Parboil . minutes /:
drain and fill with mixture composed
of 1 1-2 cups bread crumbs, l tea
spoon grated onion tablespoons but
ter and IA pound American cheese
grated. Cover tops with cheese. Place
in a creased baking dish. and bake
about 20 minutes in a moderate oven.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
COOKED CABBAGE
IS FINE IN WINTER

Now that the cold days are coming
be sure to include cabbage, raw and
boiled; lettuce, sprouts, beet tops
and spinach, with occasional water.
cress, in the daily plans for meals. Ae
least. one OF this group of vegetables
should be served daily; two II possi-
Ma
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
SODA WA I Err
PRAISED BY
CHEMIST
DR.. W. W. Skinner Attends
Beverage Bottlers'
Convention.
SHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 90

StilNGIO-N, ~. u, NOV. ~
a praise for the sanitary character
their products is given to the bot
lcrs of carbonated beverages. COM
monty known as soda water" by
DR.. W. w. Skinner. assistant chief,
Bureau of Chemistry, u. s. Depart
ment of Agriculture. on his return
from the recent Annual Convention
and Exposition of the American Bot
tiers of Carbonated Beverages at Kan
sas City. DIR. SINNERS department
is in charge of the enforcement OF
federal pure food laws.
81 think / can say without reserva-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
STEAMED PUDDING.

2 IL cups stale bread crumbs
| cup figs
l cup nuts
/ teaspoon salt
ia teaspoon allspice
IL teaspoon cloves
z teaspoons baking powder
= eggs
l cup raisins
1 cup flour
I cup brown sugar
ia cup suet
IL cup evaporated milk
IL cup water
ID teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon mace
Mix fruits with dry ingredients we'll
Grind suet through food chopper. Adj
suet to unbeaten egg and milk an'
water. Combine mixtures and sti
thoroughly. Turn into well-grease,
mold and steam t.ree hours. Serv
with hard sauce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
HARD SAUCE.

: tablespoons butter
tablespoonful cvaporatcd milk
cup powdered sugar
] teaspoon vanilla
Cream butter and sugar and add
milk and flavoring. Beat until light
and creamy. Set aside to harden.
This steamed pudding can be made
long before the holidays. Standing
mellows the seasoning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20
ORANGE CREAM SPONGE.

Here is n colorful variation from the
dark puddings:
3 tablespoons butter
IA cup flour
IL cup evaporated milk
IL cup water
4 eggs
Ia cup sugar
1 tablespoon orange juice
l teaspoon grated orange rind
Melt butter; add flour and stir until
well-blended then pour on milk grad
ually; stir constantly and bring to the
boiling point. Add orange juice and
grated rind to yolk of eggs and beat
thoroughly; add sugar and continue
beating. Combine mixtures and fold
in the stiffly beaten egg whites. Turn
into a flat mold and steam about one
hour. Serve with grange sauce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-20

Some day 1 shall travel
To lands that are far
! shall 70 by plane
And ship and car.
And I'll visit the lands
Where the foods we eat
Are growing in shimmerins shin.
ing heat.
Dates from Arabia,
Rice from Japan,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
Sc vENDE.- COMPEO.- NE
CESITo.- Sc ALQUILA

Palabras estas que al conjuro del
anunciante en- nuestrs SEGCIoN
DE ANUNCIoS CLASIFICADoS,
SO convierten en- magicas. Un pro-
medic de mas de veinte anuncios
diarios que mandan a retirar es Ell
que hemos calculado. Y este de-
muestra con nnmero8, que es Ia de-
mostraci6n mas ap'.builante, que
tan pronto como Ell period CO sale
a la luz, va hay aigIen Que sin
darse cuenta ha hectic la primera
venta del dia 0 "a mejo- compra
uuizas del aiio.
Acostimbrese a da- un repaso
diario a las Columns dc esta Sec
cion; quizas hoy eacrentrs 10 que
creia no necesitaba aver y que ma
fiana ie va a hacec falsa. De la
misnla manera, anuncie la naquina
vieja, hay alguien que Sc j corl-
pra y con este dinero puede ade-
lantar los primeros plazos en- al
guna casa de vENTAS A PLA-
zos Y SIN FIADoR. tP.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
DON JOSE DURAN

Sc encuentra en- San Juan, en-
union de. su bella Y distinguida es-
posa, dofia Catalina Grau, ell quito
y excelente caballero don Jose Du-
ran, de Ia respectable. firma "Esmo-
ris & Co., Sucrs.", de Mayaguez.
Ell senior Duran, a quien tuvimos
el gusto de ser presentados por nues
tro buen amigo don Francisco Frei-
ria, elemento valiosfsimo de la So
ciedad de San Juan Y de la Casa
de Espafia", vino esta poblaci6n
con objeto de someter su hijo una
operaci6n en- los ojos, que lie fue prac
ticada, felizmente, con gran fortu-
ma.
De un momento a otro saldran tan
distinguidas personals para Maya
guez, donde gozan de muchas sim
patfas, que Sc han hecho acreedo
ras por su nobleza Y bondades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
LA INAUGURACION DEL CAST
NO ESPANOL DE GALES

En- la semana Ultima, tuvo efec-
to la Inauguration del hermosfsimo
salon que han adquirido los mas
preeminentes caballeros de. La cul-
ia sociedad de Gales, a ser destina
do a un Casino Espaiiol, centro de
reunion para la "alite".
En- compailfa de los representa-
tes, sefiores Castell6n Y Cumpiano,
estuyimos presentes en- las magnf-
ficas fiestas de inauguration, en-
donde prevaleci0 la algeria Y ell mas
perfecto entusiasmo, en- medic del
cual destacabase La hospitalidad
que ofrenda ell distinguido grupo
social de la ciudad al grupo de San
Juan que invadiera sus salones.
Ell alcalde de la ciudad, Y algu-
nos miembros del Consejo de Admi
nistraci6n, y especialmente ell Sc
fiOr Otero y otros directories del Ca
sino, hicieron manifesto demostra
ci6n de su trato exquisite.
Las damitas, en- ndmero conside-
rable Y todas bellfsimas, ponfan una
nota de poesfa en- tan simpatico fes-
tival.
La Directiva del Casino merece
nuestra enthusiastic felicitacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-03
LA MoDA Sc ExTRALIMITA
MEDIAS THREE FOURTHS" o
BALLOON. CASCABELES. IL
GAS LLAMATIVAS. PLENO
CARNIVAL

Nos parece que la moda va va
rasandose' de 10 que puede lamar
Sc acceptable: ell traje corto, ell es-
cote bastante pronunciado, las ca
bezas pelonas, etc. etc., pase pero...
va esta llegando ell colmo Y CO.
mo todo 10 que llega a su colrno,
hay que ponerlo a raya, 81 no que
remos llegar a la Decentralization.
ST tempo no Sc pone coto esta
H. ina moda, veremos, en- no le-
.iano future, cuadros algo inde-
corosos en- nuestras Gales, cuadros
de los que hasta los mismos hom-
bres Sc sonrojaran. ESQ no debe
permitirse en- una poblacion, en-
IN pals donde todavia quedan hom
bres Y mujeres que no han perdido
Ell decoro Y la verguenza.
La moda que nos referimos ha
sido inventada solo para probar
hasta que grado puede llegar la
degradation de los pueblos Y los
INVENTORIES, que son hombres, in
dudablemente, estaran estas ho-
ras riendose a mandibula batien-
te de las infelices a quienes han
convertible en- seres ridfculos Y per
vertidos, es la media Three-fourths
Balloon.
El domingo pudimos observarla
en- ell Parque y va Sc han corrido
hasta la ciudad, va Sc han visto en-
las guaguas. Sc lleva esta media,
que es como un calcetin de bebes,
1nas abajo de la rodilla, dejando al
descubierto ell resto hasta donde
Sc We bien una pantorrilla bien
un volantito solamente un elias
tico del pantalon interior.
Como es natural, esta media de-
be ser acompanada de un par de
ligas "llamativas'', porque de 10
eontrario, quizas pasaria inadver-
tida la desnudez que quiere mos
trarse, Y esa no es la intencion.
Mas aun. Como 81 fuera POGO,
por 81 acaso hay alg1n varon tan
niope que no perciba las carnes
empolvaditas que Sc muestran a