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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-11-06
WISE OR OTHERWISE

Sanity lies In being able TO
think on lines of individual
speculation. The insane man
has thoughts, but he can't line
them up.
Take trip with a man
around the country and note the
things that attract his attention
these show the trend of his
mind.
The man without an imagina-
tion does not put his money In a
savings bank-he can't imagine
benefits TO be derived in the fu-
ture.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-11-06
Some Simple Cakes.

The making OF good cake requires
skill and practice. Careful measuring
is no small part of successful cake
making.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-11-06
Norfolk's Population Claims.

Norfolk claims greater gain in
population during the last four years
than any other southern city. In 1914
the population was 10000, and II is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
Banan Joe Lyncn
Defeats Tommy No0ie
In &c Rounds. London

-1uarL FL - 4e -."--@.- 81
al, we!1 K New T-E h.- III
n 2yauie. -ne 5i-,-.sE nar-1c-w a.--'---
II uo,--v II - las rounds ae-a -.-
o. - -na-l-a, n1r-a--v= -
lug. 4 loz,=- a@:-- 1--1- - IS
nine -nunos Wv az s-e-140 lacE
=. k.low ea-e + 1.s-@--e -nr =.
eaEr D-sv &a-ie So =. -
x r. was ...s hes- 5@ans-~e va par.
= - IT. 30 = - go.
-7oG punches including i=1- anoS
ar6 Nopte -1pa-er was r Isl r
a. me AnC q. re --t-G -~ro1 ca
-te.c r n n0no-. h--s-v -71.na
ae--- ma ma =clnec - -w=---
--L--G Gn.- ~ zraGe IN ne sur
srcuarr --Cncs ne -ars-a= a2-aC:-
= cau1u1ac Noble <0- HGc@-2c n
aac -oiGt-c n sac rf re .a=-
Nnu- -7u1cs ne amer ar vas N
Nonie amor aAF;srp -a.- ~--is q
was o.. " rs ~::L- --~C ~aa
-7uc- ne aes- r. Ne i--1- ~ r
ne ias- ma - ne t=,.-. rr--.- Ell
70 damage = <1aie ---.C-5+e", IN,
Eaer -rsv wa!Cnrs ne.1-e --
a-- vrc- - --s--- 2o D1c--s
ne stipulated wHlr4- Nln4H =
used Z ~ arc .oE- ne @7-.al-
winch ne rad posted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

ng me --ts :. A. E-ooseve--." og
c-ern Juok4ng; sketches. Brothers
George !osG -1eFler locke D.
Ee-oe-- 5.acEwel- a e mex = -
ToS. which " 0ccrr II WI veeha
-tIF class = rev -e-oe'-s W rA-
ce:ue the -c---- ana 1oU--a aeE~Hes
Schools Z -0v- CLOSED Is. F-.-A-
me VII proDEa'~ -ela-c claaeC IT
= sOCe Inc n -1e CD--c = Mar
= ne -I1co., scno0 IT ne East
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
Dr.. Harriet Lawrence
Discovers SUGGEST nj Vaccine

~ Harriet -aw-ence 1aaErre- -
: oseph Z anc Mar : LRw-encr IF
his -0w- Is a---ar,Ins d s-eat neE.
re a-sr-,cn = me West -h-ougt n.y.
wo-k II medicine and especially gar
rn-ioiog-
Z re- rt.GhoeG . Lawrence
---sndec ne puhhc schools z k-cgE-
~ and WIS r-a1ua-ec 1-ou tire
Fz-n-1--oc Norma. school. F-on
--e~e she con-.n ned re- s-ucies e.
Boston --:ve-E- vhe-e she specIal-
-=HG IL bac-e-.oioE- -ecs-v-ng --uE
ma ics-1ulor he ii : de--ee
re following c-Spplng 1-aE &
T'C---iarc. Ore. Dape- -s..E something
OF ne- work
"-,ad II aer wh.-e reet,cz- GA
men-s. bending mgr, and 1ar cver
ne- vo-g Il me iaoo-aLo-- n ne
Selling Building -'- Ea--1er Law
-ence. q tiny w,ED or q woman 81 ..
years Il preparing Vaccine Ina
VII maxi Spanish .neuscz 7a.aer-.
wei
She aaa nc --ne &C TAX : az
doing nothing extraordinary 81 {
me !s--le Goc-nr s.-uslnr ne-selt
she turned nacK In-c ner Jap
orator. q uE-se brushed b. 1e- WIZ
q new sanpie % germs 70 De ar
a!@--zec Gcc returned = aa.e at hou-
There wn-e other bother o. germ.
70 re looked altar and more con-
lne aCU-iv J- lawrence haG ri,
day and n.Ett Of w0-k before he-
but nenr~t-le she lac nnd I'm.
Il develop -he new vaccine winch
hRk .l-eac- saved the ne - are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
THE MEN IN
CLASS Al

soInC. hsaitcv nan IL never ns~s
Number 4 man ear oe cs VIGOROUS auc
s"fe 4. seventy n NJ twenty Cnnoi-lu,
ao' esars. puts yor n the Discard a
syMeE weakened ~ ove-vc-K sun .x-s-
.sss HvnS nr1nEs Sid age p-emr.I-e.-
: ne oooy tuoc1nns are .mpsl-.c and
onpieas1ns symptoms appea- The r-az
ap0f - Ecn.-1iiy ne Eunevs E4or
TAcn cse1n Enc IL proper vo-ssnc ron
dir.on and .uu VII generally nnc -pu-
Ell z C1nas 4. -2ke GOLD Mia
Aaarien Oh Capsules pe-lnducailv ano
Sour s-Een vii always De Y wo-g.c.
oroe.- tsu- snI-,-s viii be .ntlv-net
$oue Muecies supple your mInc ac-,ve
az your Docy capAnie Of na-u wG-1.
OoE VA, UulA you Is ue l,een -e.-~.
Cd, L6Muence 20 ~ S-S.-c.sss uoc
nov 60 20 .nu- c-uExIst 81 car.
set q r-1al beg Of GOLD MECA-
aa1-ien Oil Capsules They A. made
az ne pure- orlG1A- imported Ear
iem CD-1he k1nr ynu- E-E-eznc.ara-
e useG- Tvo Capsules carr cz- vii
Keep ynu Lon~d u anc <-elnc fI.,r
Money -eeunuru Z hey % nor nel, vnr:
AeDeMDrr 10 asE zur The .moo--.,,
OO4.D 4EIL Brand n -o-se a,Ses
seaieE packAgea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
SNTTHFIELD

John Downs e siuwi~ recovering
ron nls .liness
Mrs CIsor-- Hartford -ecer-,r "a
Gsivec leItar ram ner Eor. Talu-7I.s
Tracey VINE Is = France and NJ
Trscst states ne nas beer II the
nCsp1I2l @s- several weeks vne-e ne
vas Dpara1sc az ror appendicitis nut
Is gaining as Wei If car 1e e-pecr
&C
E---in FarI.r 0f Ne~ Sharon vas r.
-own .4E.Hg saACA M. .ay .usr week.
AA-gIs -il4rEan and a1-E Eerc Gun
LIE ae-sndeG ne Grange a. Nor-
ri6gew8ck Last -hu-sGay
Fey Jackson. 4 snidlsr Of me = z
A. has Deer saaa4I;- a 5av DIS wl-1
LIZ aunt, A-z. F.avlu Aace
Frank Condor OF Augusta vNs n
-cwr lev DAYS us weak
Eugene IND Cvra Charlas CT Ii
gnsta -,aaseG NJ atk and WIN
trends II Ecwa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POSOkS
FROM THE LIVER
Eweryona snouic a-inG not waiter
with pnnspnzae IN =
o0fors e-0akeagl

T. Zee as Ane zS -ne prcvarn La
ancls we zuss keep me lfvsr waaned
clean. Amos, every morning 20 pre-
verI 1-z sponge-like por~e froM chg
ElnE WIN .ndleesripie marerial. sou
nile and potsunous tnxins says = ns--
20 physician.
= vou ga headaches, X > vot-- t~s-
= uau catch coiE easily f+s you- .ir
~ l. uuu wake Up VILE . mad raSIs
e.1r-HG -anguer nasty r-ean or stoE
acn becomes rancid RS -urr .i~s-,
SauCw ski muddy complexion, W.
re-y eyes a. denote --e- uncieaLi4 =
ness Your LIVER Is ne mUH. .mpur-
I'm a.sc me most abused and nag
lec-ac organ q: me nocy. Few k1nv
IL function or now o reieRSe the
.anmaG-ur noGy waste Giie ana TIE
lis
Ever mar and wumAn- sicE o.
Wei saoGIc Gr,Ck aacc marElOg Of
for. n-eakeas- a gta1 Of not we-er
WIZ z -aasDuou--l nf lImsaEnne pnns-
of1l1e = y ts wash rom The LIVER
anc 3ewsis me previous days nd
-es1. bic na.eria. ma poIsDns snur
pile anG rcza.s thUs cieEasine
suee,erlng ane r-ssnsning he entire
aI1Men12-y ana before pur-lng NOR.
.noc -c-o he stomach.
limestone pnnspnAIe L lne1pen-
s.ve: any phArznacast viii sell YOU .
quAr-sr pound. which is sUfhcient Cor
a demonstration cf how fDt va~s- aae
limestone nnoaDhR1e cieaos s-;mu-
.E-as and @-sshsns -ae liver keeping
you feeling n day IA and aay ou.--
AHN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

ra1.srv- -as have found
,'1--'-' -vr-Sn.-us u the
=. ..r inr cnugn prep
'''"' ~ wAl.-kncwn eid
D cnucr E~-up H
.e ana ch"Rv nut Es
r~Jmpt -eS;iira.
: coucn anC Cveg
. i-Ga4.- Stopping m
: LUIS ~ laas.
{" Fnc- t-um
ND L pins
ni@-n r-anu4atec
-asp q III pint. u
x hnc mnlAaBeA.
III. .1sIeRc o. aurR-
sa- Z -astas Snoc.
4uc -as-s q AMY =
sr rr how quickly
-.-1urn 1ve-r aic
a. and 4Ung-iBnf-
49,, ..- 49, e-I. Snornes ana
-s- .aes- Gnc r-2cuh..v
=. ..-c--ac .n-aRt tickle
c4sEupeEr en---ely.
--. 3-In-nILls. Snn6mn-
= .1r..r c1uC. @ 1rOucn nj
:. --.-. enc nigh cUncsn-
-,,. genuine horwav
....'v- LIT vOrtC Upec fu1
:, ~ - II The mHmDr20AA
..Ha n-lpn- nv asking
------' " OU0ceS OF
-agLIons aI1C ount
5uE-au-Aac %
IT. a3ac- igL " money
80 -a,!rae-- me plnex Co..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

Ea.pr 4 Burns -s:o. e T-:aa -sra z.n
las been e'ec-aG manage O. ne 20
1oo-nZ.. tenn {. Bates 1nil-rs. Ee
ss--vec as assistant We years a-n and
vas oL- y cn.ies= .as- "a. wner 81.
was OF ac-lue dlrv with the -r-.c
-tA-as Chipping Board Pau
-aOrn pECr., -. % Ciouces-e- Nass
was chosen asHistcrt nanase- de-
t=.a-.ns Ipn4.s E WoanarG.. .ae- os
lew Bedford a-4ss- -ha vacan-v an
ne athletic council, causec rv n.
v---a1-swa- u Carleton Uigg,n --urn
cnIiegs mas peer slieo 1v Albion Pi,a
-Eec ~ Luaec. wigE,n If e. n-aser.
athletic Instructor a saufgrr; EirS
5cnao.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
EEUMATICS
% LONGER
IN DOUBT
R1r- PRESCRIPTION g.
AM KEEPS THEN CURED

9ee- co--Ei6erea IT.
~ one Prescription
- ~reuY1la-iC -educ-
-e--. w-.s -..a"af 7 me HANGS
--1E--uE sur e-s-y
49, -as',---1+lUr o. IS Il
~ go : acrinn. quickly
r. - 1rs 1aC SA!nr n m
- - muscles. anC l.moe--
r. i :. = W. = ma would
b II
10 HH-g r---'-rT1r1r y me -nCs-
'-s- c.neIlr.a -isrT vt-nin
! = watts RI 90, SIC 1r
X wu-a Sorrtng
r. ',a ia ris u--sc-'rtinn
T. -,!e-s flleC ur 3 size.
wv - K aDs-.- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

Ezy Gsrcnel. while r,,r-
Gently n the Benton wooo. .nor 9
largo vic "a
daVev SU--ls. a1ra- passing u,sef,
a Els home OF Berror a-auoe nag
'ef'-nsc hls s-ucles al OAK r,-ov.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
BONLES RESIGNS FROM
FLEET CORPORATION

z asr.n--1n. Fer S-he -es,gna-
-ln1 K <a--ne- Lea A111-zl Fzac,E
-iuW 50 a. asslsl.4n- renersl -1ln-
ray 81 - Emergency F'iser Ca-ps'r-
z-I3r waS ANNOUNCED -ecz- " the
SLor-lE 13E-C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
I7SFYNC RELIEF
FROM LUMBAGo
rs -iloeot has nA
INC. that relieves
:nsu-acic wioees

+ ~1-1-a-g:viaE. cangarioos
- MISUNDERSTANDING -em
zs-1.-: r'.:i,ot.: @Ho0sHe -,gac -
Es so0- and brings culck r.iet,
-1a" 4 wonoe-tsd heip far
F. --:-s, srz;-s. STAINS, gI.
a-a-as, iu2oago, bruises
rr- aor-le toczp-casa E-.le
----- Ask vour c-ugY.n far Z
r. AEo Il nancy fE the wa0ie
: ne Dig 5or-ie IS e>onouy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
loans
;8lS
N|NSL0W

ves-s- ae-Er passing
.-.uI1- VII rs mother
2ua- -lc-1r avenue
:.----i-c -4E3 -,evers
1-ite 1-zu-. supe-:,-e1G-
4.4-1- SEP c0as- C-ss1ors
> -.- 4ew aavs u TIE
+ 4----4e Garland Sunday
AZ IND 1e- - Co-son
ma. sls-a- M-s. : Z
md.
eralls IT,. Gar
So. Ac1 . ne .nrle o.
VII med . -asune
:. -4a-s HI
; e-9icvec :. -7rr
@nC = Els hume It
+ -~r -nce. vu- nee-.ag
a Aev -r-suc u
- a-e--Ics -2lk
"4 9aE- -lsslous anG
~.ous ce-cs IL
~ III Da-e-is u
-csl-w rad
9~4au IL C a-rsy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

Aar-s 1E------,--s store su- Z the win-
L. u ID TIE Store Aoc cou.euzs we're
aes1-1ysC II Ire and the business
80 no- -es-aal Isuea NJ Gould
l-4'c 7----r. -:sfL & tIascel aTlssiar e
- l-n"~ TO- 7wc vel-s III Could
;4c1EC e c-nlne ~oun sergeant a. lae
Na-4ons- soi14e-r Epre II -neuA
-ie--g posseasea of Z t-as nRH vince
- C-o1l1 a-EM.zed what was
iAi1oW-E - ne = 0snrca- quartet which
s'a~@ Hrse o-oC-aus weekly n tire
LBS .+'~--' =. : oELs. II J-C0l-- L.sr.
'--~6- = @~- preliminary work Ar
~ --4c ct--4vG lie vsts-aas uf Sols--
SCI county -oge-Asr II Madison aac
aSa--e- vaE- was kncwL a. -ne
Sor- a-ser County Veterans Asspc,a-
-4oL w. -acIas 4 lx4Ia-v Col.
'-l IL ". E'e-'-s:1 .l-eslGznE Office
80 ~ - @E--esl soilc--A-4nr q RS
cn--Ades 1e has cor-iaue6 &c The
resent -.0e Meetings. haze been
1e'- Cla~-a-,~ @nc largely Trough
ne L--4-1rr e3c-E " NJ Eo-4G PRO
-a-rs 81 .--n-es1 were a-w1vs pro-
1-eC - WIS LIST active y the
"a = ii a Il aE-ar Pos- : :
r-. 5+---l- as commander ant Inv
= 80 C--sc-lu- o. TIE Meuo-,n.
-a- cei@c~c1C- ~ rLone- Of
"@L-s ~ yGL4- was possesseC Of
c1Ial-e--.1le ---e-a-v -A4ar- beng ne
AC-Ea- e 4sre-;-- poems anG pa--i-
OIL so--z III =. w.-loLs -llAf mas
~~-t- -- cAe ca7Gc:-y Of 4oca- re
po--er r. 80 Mason Bulletin a16
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

: or a VIZ .Al.-GE -nCs =
.zS- wan.
-nats = ". .a~ =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
MS. Nellie Es-es.

The 3oc- y Ms N-IlI- 9,s7-e =
Portland va a-oL-s- re-- ~ a-~.4.
asst E'~,1a- 80 VS. 6 gE;.@,-a-
II IL. amos E.au- 3 -E.s .rv-- -
secs ne Hus3Gr@ sae 4et-=s a1- Sc
>e- Ms. -,4.vs- --~-1e o. @0ln-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
SOLON

: ne Image schools Opened asDn-
GAY
he ioca4 cnnCiloEE are sornevha.
in proved ever the sl.ua.lur Of .as.
week The sem ois were nor aoen.e
lEEt Tna-sdsF as Planned heca rs. ~
the breaking out Of some new -ases
a. the epidemic = there Ere nj
changes q warrant different olsus
ne HIEn scnoo viii peE,r Is work
rrlF week rU- che grade schools VIII
Probably not open Tor some tine
he meeting o. the " orar Eub
planned -o- List Tuesday evec-oc was
postponed anc business meeting
was he'd Il Jx place H the home y
Mrs -orcle Eenid
t-ooe-- Cross ~ passing Few
weeks u Indian Pond lie accuU.-
2aclec soar Hocgcor OF LIS return
rip. NJ Eocedor's v;s.- was ocra-
siunec u liz 1-neas
The seiecrOer q Soior W.. De Il
sesEion &. their ONCE II Scion village
ron FEBRUARY srt 70 Feb-ua-v I5rt
To- -hs pE-poEe O Closing u al ac-
coEn-s WIZ the Lov-r fo- the year
ending Feprua-~ Is. 1871 Al per
sors hav11g bills AGAINST ne -cwr
are rec ues.ec u BRING them n for
se--,enen. a. Ills Tine. also a. per
sous wishing 70 :ose-. Ell a--lcie =
ne warrant fer the annual -cvr
II ee.lCc W.. please present -ne saue
= w-T-;rE 70 Tie se4ec-nec not la-ar
nan February -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

Chill Cren Crv
Fer FlETcEERs
CA 8 TO RIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

pa-,er-. an6 -o- whlr- even 1or-c-
4 the ctr If cisno--ng
Thanks - D. -.av-nr~e e r.
big wn-K. sac y E9-1- = Arce--
SOC s4a = " ,sslas,rpi ever IL II
VIE was saved 1-aE ce--a.- der-r
and ls nov OF the roa1 = -arc-,-
Le4noe- Admire * r w 7-au-
MONT RS dau-ate- M-s paa~'e
swain .: s1p--.aac caE,. -a-;.~uav
moon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
Nellie Bear Bates

ne remains % Nrs. Sei.le Bean
aa..es We Of Eeve-enc Charles
Bates q Portland were brought e
The <unera. se--lces were conducted
a. the cens1e- Eev- : :. Thorn OF
cIalng Ms 8aaes was q naive "
Soior and FIR some -:os Eev NJ
5aLes was -n- pastor Of me Congo
-aoonallst church mere -hev have
.tvec = Portland .or me past we
years The deceased Ieaves Dasides
her husband : sis.er Ms Diver
---,a~ of -sis r1wG
Nc SERVICES were neld = me
churches .asI Sunday mr. y Is hoped
-na- they NAY ne able - cun-.l ue
mee- -nis a-.s-aoon al ne home O.
Ne Milne Pau. ne afternoon vii
oe PASSED = sewing -.4s orEaC.Ea-
-Ior STATS -he new ven VIII the
*ulIcw.1- officers P-esiuen-. Ms
Mae Andrews. Isl ice pres, dent
Ms. Aloe-a Whlppi., Enc VICE pres
dent. ME. Nellie : N. Pau; sec
~s-a-v Ms Me Pau --easu-e-
II g Julia = T.--Un v:Nc,nc con-
TEE Ms Nae langley M-s Il
81 0-ew E-s EC.v Pa-e-so-
aoa-G manaEe-s -.Ice -nm 6a-c
Mv~-1e Eove;i F'an1Ie Eolwav su-
u -rve- Ma~-r4 --oss and 4eno-a
Ia
-.s.ance, h1---.-. Is re-~ WYE
-ns-U ora
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04
~ Dr.. CA;tzpeys
OYRUP DEPSN
The Perfect Laxat1pe

FREE SAMFES-E ~ NV - -
Dr -AAnwer Syrup E-;,.tr ..nc ~ nR sDf
Kreas = or = 3 CaiuOeE - W0n1
q. AmrzEnn z ~ A -.
s.k iu e -1ps - N casrwees 0nk- ~
-zr a. Sarv "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-04

H.a~- u -.ar~v u
:. aer mother M
-.-e.-
&c passec suacar IN
E1est aoneav Of
= >cu-. Gardiner
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21

81 recibe authorization para clio del Co.
bierno. Pero aun cuando no Sc duda del
permiso, no podran, causa de los ira
mites oficinescos, repartirse las dona-
clones hasta 1920. Las familias inte-
resadas en- este asunto tienen tempo
hasta el 81 de diciembre proximo de
presentar sus solicitudes.
Ell solo anuncio de esta esplendida
generosidad ha despertado grandes es-
peranzas, y la classification de los CEN
tenares de cartas que uegan a la Aca-
deInia exigira mucho tiempo.
Ell numero de nueve hijcs que Sc
esstima como minimum para conseguir
premio, durante los primeros amos, ca
recera de valor; pues Sc sabe que exis-
ten numerosas familias de diez. doce
o ounce hijos, algrmas pasan de 90.
FAMILIAS DE 20 A 27 HIJOS
Algunos periodicos franceses anun-
clan va que en- ell departamento de La
Manche existe unS matrimonio con 81
hijos; que en- el Cotes-du- Nord otro
con %, que EN- Seine-ete- Disc un ma
rido una mujer han conseguido lie
gar la respectable suma de 27 cria.
turas.
Il Nadie duda que este prolifico matri
monio obtendra el primer premio.
Ell DoNANTE M. coGNAco
FL hombre que acaba de realizar
este legado de 81 millones,, hace dos
amos lego 40 para una institution, y en-
diferentes ocasiones ha cedido otras
cantidades de mucha importancia.
Monsieur Cognacq tiene ochenta
un amos, esta trabajando desde los
trece; pero ell la actualidad ha cedido
todas sus gananciaS en- beneficio de sus
empleados.
AdemaS M. Cognacq tiene la virtud
de ser muy modesto; no ambiciona la
Gran Cruz de la Legion de Honor, CO.
mo M. Chauchard, nj un palacio Ell los
Campos Eliseos, como M. Dufayel.
Casado desde hace cerca de sesenta
amos, M. Ccgnacq fue toda su vida un
hombre virtuoso. Els inteligente; 10 prue
ba el propio mecanismo de sus dona-
clones, que es una maravilla de in
genio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
I'm raSgO de un tiIantrOpO frances
I'm sgadO de ST miIOneS para las famiaS numerosas

Hace algunos dias publicamos infor-
mes de Paris anunciando que Ell mul-
timillonario frances M. Cognacq ha-
bia establecido un legado de 81 millones
de frances para que la Academia Fran
cesa pueda todos los amos repartir la
renta entire las familias numerosas que
mas 10 necesiten.
Como todas las donacioneS hechas a
La Academia, esta no sera definitiva
hasta que la ilustre corporation Sc ha-
lie autorizada para aceptarla por ell
Presidente de la Republica el Con-
sejo de Estado; pero no .cabe duda de
que ese permiso sera concedido, pues ell
generoso legado de M. Mime. Cog
nacq no tiene carga alguna para la
Academia, y solo exige que aquella
Sc ajuste a estos terminus precisos:
'Deseosos de amman en- su generosa
mission los que asumen la pesada ta-
rea de crear grandes familias france
sas, hemos decidido constituir una reu
ia annual de 2.25O.O0O frances en- pro
vecho de los matrimonios que tengan
muchos hijos y solo dispongan de mez-
qulnos recursos, habiendo va demostra-
do que son capaces de en:plcar Lien
ell dinero de la donaci6n.
Cada familia quien Sc dote debe
festar compuesta, por 10 menos, de nue
We hijos vivos que hayan perecido
por la patria. Tanto ell padre como IA
madre tienen que haber nacido en- Fran
cia.
Las cuestiones politicas o religiosas
no deberan ejercer infuencia alguna
en- Ell reparto de la dotacion.
En- principle, la distribution del di-
nero debera realizarse cada asio nor
un determinado departamento del te-
rritorio continental frances. Cada de-
partamento presentara una hsta ell Ia
que conste el mayor numero de famii.
has que reunian las condolences exigi-
das, cuando en- alguno de ellos no
hubiese ninguna en- sufcientes condicio
nss prolificas, el dinero Sc reparti-a
entire los otros''
Los LEGADoS NO Sc REPARTIRAN
HASTA Ell 1920
"a
Tai es el espiritu con Ell cual la Aca-
demia Francesa repaFira los legadOs,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
La aVentura
de D'AnnunziO

La question de Fiume, 10 que en- un
principle no fuera otra cosa que "un
bello gesto" del insigne Maestro ita-
liano, ha venido a convertirse en- ell
mas agudo problema nacional de TIA
liza y, agravandose todos los dias, anne
naza comprometer Ia precaria paz con-
quistada EN- las galerias de Versailles.
Por todcS los caminos de Italia avan
zan peregrinaciones fervorosas que van
en- auxilio del poeta a Fiume como 81
fuera un santuario mistico; de to-
das parties deF mundo las colonias ita-
lianas mandan a D'Annunzio mensa-
ies de calurosa adhesion; Ell gobierno
que preside Nitti no Sc atreve Ell.
war tropas no solo por la natural re-
pugnancia de derramar sangre de her
manos, sino por ell tenor de que Sc
agreguen la aventura; de tai ma
nera esta question de Fiume LENA v
agita ell alma ferviente del pueblo ita-
liano, que hasta Sc habla va en- voz
baja de La abdicacion del Rey, de ese
soberano modelo que, en- estos dias tan
ingratos para los reyes, procura ha-
cerse perdonar el pecado de serlo con
una conducta ejemplar por todos con-
ceptos.
GCual es, entonces, decimoS nosotros.
el movil de eSe artista maaavilloso
que una bella maiiana, despertado por
los primeros caiionazos de la escuadra
francesa contra las costas austriacss,
emprende la tarea de electrizar a TIA
liza con la idea de la guerra, Sc CHE
una espada para combatir por la TIA
liza irredenta, y que ahora, pasando por
sobre ell mon possrmus'' con que ell
presidente Wilson conteStara las as
piraciones italianas sobre Plume, Sc
apodera de la ciudad con un eiercito
de doce mil hombres, repitiendo la
heroica Erase de un mariscal de Fran
cia: "j'y suis; j'y reste''? Spuede
suponerse que empuje la ambicion a
qnien dentro de su patria ha logrado
cuanto el hombre puede ambicionar?
Gvamcs intsrpretarlo como acto de
desequilibrio mental tratandose de quien
por sus admirables creaciones artis-
ticas abundantemente demostro su ma
turaleza genial?
Entonces Gque sera? De SECURE que
es obra de un alto sentimiento patrio-
tico. no de aquel patriotismo al uso
entire nosotros los hispanoamericanos
tan socorrido en la hora de los brindis
y tan practice ell sus resultados para
los que aspiran que la patria mas
que de madre ejerza con ellos de no
driza. sino de aquel segro PATRIOTS
mo que solo aparece hecho acci6n EN-
la hora de la abnegacion ell sacri-
ficio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
LOS QUE vIAJAN

FL Gobernador ha expedido los 81
guientes pasaportes:
Para Santo Domingo: Georgina Vega
Cruz, para Venezuela: D. D.. Fitch y
esposa y Bernardo Hernandez; v para
Santo Domingo y Cuba, Bibiano Ro-
driguez.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-03
Misused Donkey.

The british transport to Buku and
back a-ain is said to have been largely
accomplished by donkeys, writes Nor
man llapgoUh in Lcslie's. In McSopo.
tnfnia the donkey does nearly every
thing. He delivers the drinking water
to the houses Of Bugdad. He trans
ports vegetables, fruit, marble. brick
for ordinary life. In war he carries
IN" soldier, his Kit, and the donkey's
own meal Of barley. Where did the
donkey ever acquire the reputation of
being stupid? He is amiablc, indus
triouS. sure footed. 1t was on "A donkey
that Mahomct went 10 heaven to learn
the Will Of God. The Savior on Palm
Sunday entered Jerusalem on a don.
Key. TIL" little animals history is dis
tbguiShCd, rs his character Is strong
ANA his intellect sound. That the writ
rrS OF fables and the cOncOctcrs of saw
ings hHNc Contrivcd TO ruin his fame
there Is nothing in history to Justify.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-03
Ind astral EXEMPTION.

ComsCTiptinu boards have thnir trou-
b!"S. and occasionally Il trHgc;.,. but
once III II willie the. have II Iit,i" Joke,
too. The local draft board ut SCOTS.
'iIr& thinks ii has Il good one" on The
third district appeal board
Recently the Scottsburg board SCut
mp papers Of II man who sought OK
"mrtion bccnHSc Of marriage since Au-
gust >. 1918 In dIc time the papers
were returned Ivy tn" appeal board with
the ruling "dcferred classification re-
fused Place can be flied ny another"
1t Is presumed that the appeal clerks
wrote reason for refusal Of an appeal
for exemption on industrial grounds on
the papers instead Of the one intended
for case. ---1EdianapGlis News.