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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
DE Dependencies
DE MUELLEs

Sc mos nforma que 81 domingo 9 del
corricntc, en- los saloncs Que ocupa "a
Federation Iihr, dc los Traba iadores
de Puerto Rico, On "a parada sictc A.
pncrta dc Ticrra, 81 rcuni ron los DC
pcndigntcS dc los difcrentcs mucll .S
lie csta ciudad. con q fin dc ultimar los
asmtos refer ntes dicha organizations; !;
nomhrar Ia comisidn que IA dc rcdac
tar cl rcglamento por q cual So ha dc
regir, nombrar una comiSi6n para re
dactar y ntregar al L. $. shipping
Board, un plicgo DC dcmanda DC aumcn
to dc salario mejora 81 laS condicio
nes del trabajo.
Despues de I'm cambio de impr sio
ncs SC procedi6 al nomhramicnto lie IN
comis6n &c reglamcnto, para u cual
rcsultaron clactos los siguicntcs scho
res: Isaac Garcia, Juan Rcinosa, Tomas
Santiago Davla. Manuel Carrasquillo.
Damian Bctancourt
La comisidn encargada dc rcdactar n
plicgo dc ,lemandaS fue constituida Ia
Siguientc. forma; Isaac Garcia, Juan
Rcinosa v Damian Bctancourt.
Tambi6n Sc trataron otros asuntos dc
caractcr interior para n Marcia buen
orden de Ia institution, los que fucron
aprobados por unanimidad.
\ las seis \ vcintc De Ia tardc Sc
tcrmin6 Ia asamblca dcntro lie Ia ma
vor cordialidad por partc dc los asam
hl.istas, quedando dcmostrado que IA
Union dc Dependencies dc Mucllcs -
una palanca importantc que ha dc dar
6ptimos frutos como coloctividad en-
nu stra ciudad.
Las difcrentes comisioncs nombra-
das VA cstan trabaiando \ dcntro ID
POGO tempo scra sometido a "a apro.
baci6n dc Ia Asamblca cl rcgamcnto
de.aicha organization.
Un Dependence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13

OCCASION OpOrtma para declarar que Ia
conducta de Espana traves dc las
enOrmes difcultadcs d.. Ia guerra, en-
esos larguisimos cuatro amos que han
sido una cnfermedad espiritual de los
hombres, ha sido por tOdo extreme dis
cr'ta v digna. No Sc divide, por quien
intente estudiarnos Y por quienes go
bernarnoa procuran, que debajo dc eSta
aparente frivolidad risuana late al buen
SentidO.
Ann en- los momentos mas peligrosos
Ia cordura ha predominado. Y es de es-
pcrar que, no abandonandon0s Ia Pro
vid ,ncia, esa fuerza inmanente de Ia
raza espahola Sc imponga tOda des-
trucci6n con que Sc nos cerca SC
nos amenaZa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
Las perdidas america
mas en- Europa
(TraducciOnes de EEL MUNDo")

Las pGrdidas americanas producidas
por enfermcdades son nucho mas pcquc-
mas que las causadas por los canoncs Y
los fusiles. FL General March. sostienc
que en- pasadas guerraS morian mas sol
dados De enfermedadcs que los que mo
rian peleandO.
Las p6rdidas amcricanas en- los com
bates son el 20 por 1000.
En- las fuerzas expcdicionarias fuG q
81 por 1000. Fl Is fu6 victima dc en-
fcrmedadcs en- los Estados cl IL por
1000 en- las fuerzas eXpcdicionariaS.
Comparable este con las ptrdidas in
glesas fut Ia mitad, pucs los hiios dc
Albion perdieron el 10 por 1000.
FL General March dice que las mucr-
ties por cnfcrmcdadcs no fucron tantas,
debido al admirable tratamiento m6dico
y las inocuaciones; que i no hu-
bicra sido por Ia influenza, las baias
Sc podian haber reducido a Ia mitad.
He aqui In estadiStica. desde 1912. dc
mucrtes en- el citrcito, por cada mil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
Ell "BOLSHEVIKISMO" TRATO
DE INTRODUCIRSE CAUTELO-
SAMENTE EN- ESPANA

Los dcDateS que nay en- las COrteS res
pecto de las huelgas que Sc han pre-
snntado cn Espana, y cn los Que han
intcrvenido Bcateiro, Saborit, Marce
limo Domingo, IndaleciO Pricto los
Otros, no han Sid0 nj pas vchemcnteS
nj mas efcaces qun aqucllas discusio
mes antiguas que en- Ia Camara popu
lar Sc sostuvicron en- los dias de Sal
mer6n, cuando la minoria revolucionaria
llevaba siempre en- los discursos un con
tenido de ideas, una prOfunda sabiduria
la autoridad, en fin, de aqucllos prohom-
brcs inOlvidablcs. ahOra, fucra dc
alguna Erase atravida- da-rclativamcnte
atrevida, puestO que la amparaba In
inmunidad parlamcntara solo han ser
vido los discursos dc aquellos seno-
res para unir las dcrcchas para que
d spierte en- todos los amantes del or,
den un prop6sito defensive contra las
turbulencias.
N6ase como q ltiempo Marcia \ las
el Congreso la augusta persona d, Pi
- Margall, los radicales le acusarian
de reacciOnario, Y los nacionalistas, au-
tonomistas, biZKaitarras tOdo el, resto
de las huestes destruct0ras 4 Ia patria.
lie supOndrian entregado a los interescs
carlistas v cOnservadOres.. Va he dicho
que Pablo lglesias Sc lc acusa de
cXcesivamente contempOrizador con cl
burguesismO; V he indicado que los di-
putados a COrtes que formaron el comit6
de huelga dcl ano Is, van pareciendo
harto acomodaticios cstan en- riesgo
de que su fama deSaparczca. Pocos
dias hace que reley ,ndo yo los cscri-
tos de Camp0amor, sus nociones dc
aquella airmaci6n suya, en que bajo
folma burlesca satirica s. encerraban
tantas verdades. DespueS del 93 dc los
librepensadores, lleg6 e 93 de los que
no pensaban en- NADIA; sigui0 el de los
Obreros analfabetos cOntinuara Ia So
rie hasta dar en- cl 90 de las serpientes
d cascabel. rs que hemos llegado va
esa amable Ease de la eXistencia FL
bolshevikismo parece responder la ST.
lucia que traz6 cl autOr dc las +" Dolo-
ras :, por1ue toda noci6n de derecho es
borrada en- Ia teoria de los rusos toda
piedad cs considerable como un crimen.
rs innegable que cl bOlshevikismo
intent6 actuar en- Espaia. Dijosc qm
esOs elementos disponen de una fantas-
tica cantidad de din mero V que saben
derramarlo para comprar conciencias,
para deblitar volmtades para exal-
tarlas Y cnfmecerlas. Algunos agentcs
dc esa maid zelda secta han andado Dor
Eapana, pcrO VA porque el ambiente no
les fuera aGn propicio, VA porque la
Policia les ha seguido, parece Sc han es-
condido o. han cambiadO de itinerario.
Ello es que no sabcmos d6mdc Sc en-
cuentran. La opinion general pide Ia
calma V rechaza toda refOrma que nos
conturbe Y nos agite. Sobre este es
indudable que sc ha tornado una ST.
tuaei6n moral que honra a los ciudada-
nos. Sin que tampoco deje de ser esta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
CHEQUES DE AUTOS

El " chauffeur Felipe Salgado guia
ba por In calle de Tctuan un nu-
tom6vil, tuvo tan mala sucrte que
choc6 con cl auto de Ia casa dc -.
OchOa * Co. = Ambos carros rcsultaron
con algunos desperfcctos consecucn.
cia del choque. II sehor Cadicrno, que
via iaba en- uno de los automobiles, no
sufri6 aceidente alguno. De las inves
tigaeiOnes practieadas Por 81 poiieia
Domingo Carrero, que intervino en- 81
asunto, Sc dcsprende que amhos "chau.
ffeIys son culpables por no haber 10.
mado las debidas pretauciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
M U E R T E S.
En- bata- Por En-.

Hay una estadfstica recientementc
publicada por cl Departamento de Ia
Guerra que da cl numero exacto de hom
brcs con que contribnyeron los diferen-
ties estados posesiones dc Ia Union
Americana.
New York csti a la cabeza, con 367,-
S64
Puerto Rico do l6,53s soldados, sea
mas que 81 Distrito de Columbia, que
di6 1898; New Hampshire, l4,374;
Nuevo Mexico, l2,439; Wyoming, IL
393; Arizona 1892; Vermont, 9,33s;
Delaware, 7,4S4; Nevada 5,lO5; Hawai-
5,644; Alaska, >, ,l02, Y, por ultimo Fill
pinas, 255.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
UN AUToMovIL HERE EN- LA CA.
BEzA A UN NINo EN- MAYAGUEz

FL autom6vil dc Baldomero MARTINEZ,
que iba guiado por 81 " chauffeur" Car
los del Vale, arroll6 en- Ia callc de-
Mendez Nigo, dc Mayagiicz, al niho
Enrique Garcia, dc sictc amos dc cdad.
ocasionandole una grave herida en- Ia
cabeza. Del Vale fu6 dcnuuciado por
infraci6n de Ia lev de AUTOMOBILES. II
niho herida fu6 asistido en- IN Sala de-
S0corroS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
CUENTOS ESCOGIDOS
DE Lo FAclL QUE Es HAcER A UNo FELIZ
DIAuoco rRAscENDENrAL

Estaba yo traba iando. seran wi per
- niciosa eostumbre habtuai. suando
paso q mi dcspacho nn ioven alto. ra
liducho. con lentcs y mis- H. nna mia
lila dcsmedrado.
Buenos dias tonga usted
Muy huenos
listed 10 ne eonoee
1 No, senior.
Soy Francisco Diay Arroio
.Ah.
Die al pcro " mismo nnds dseif
oh w, porquc scguia IN eanocsrlr
n que le mandd ustei IT, vsr
sitos aquellos para que reeomeudara =
publication en- cualfuicr rcsi.ta.
,Ah.
Este scgnndo .ah' IA ~ de conc
cimicnio. Aqual io,eu de.msdradu
era uno que hacia ,rrsos rohustos
virilcs.
Pues tantisimo gnsto - saluIar
L, lc fclieito ror ~ poss,a. que -
rcalmcnte muy hermosa
Gracias don Manuel Esc ciocIa
dc usted. que r. nm prfn maestro IL
Ia literature. me llcna de orgullo
Gracias iambitn ror 81 amsbls apI
Mon. schor piaz Nrrojo.
Es iustieia.
Por pios
Bueno 70 T. alaho. E ne alatas
.en paz,
cree u.ted -eoutinua a.eiendome
que son pubI,cahlcs
81. hombre,
~ los reeomendara u.teI
IIov mismo
Purs ya ona !, n.,ad ,ap h..d.Is
-. ,oy permiiirm, f.s.rIe =. II
yor.
rstcd dira.
Delea,ia aec ,is $50. ..t..,.,
con IN mono
jCon ~ mono,
Con nm grabadi,o 10 los ,e,i,a
llama IA afenei6n de los I.et.re.
tan nccesaria para nn prineipisn'e
pucs " pdblieo ~ y decide lesr
cnando deSconoee ~ frma.
Tiene usted un POGO IT, raySu
dcscuidc usted ouc W l. supliesrs II
director 0ue fenga la hopaad a. wse
dor ilns,r.y u roc.i. 4. nett 80.
Arroio.
40 sabc nstcd .Utrfo y !, 800
decer6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
Mrs c MEYERS

Manieufa. reiHadaFs. isvafas ~ e
teya, masaee fssiai. trafamisnfs sltr
trirn ~ eusfa sshsliafs Raves uiffa
tiolrfa. re.iieura. hayas =. masaes e
neral Crag NJ 4 Tfsfsmtsnta q aami
siIio. ADvT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13


81 hn ias tefsas raa aas sfia sa4
ti6e'a maf hanifs
trafra eartas
ui qaertta aan Waauet. f4 ssfst
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Msnusi G4narss Rlvas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-13
LA LEY NO ESCRITA" LA PRENSA CINEMATOGRAFICA AME
w wRENTAsA ARpE pEETA A@ RocCo

n Emamhd amnmGn aDSm@~@
. - mp p mk
~ h np dpu qw O~ ~Iprmh
wgUMNEN
Se ~ POH R~ ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Mira Hubert Ray satsFtsihsd The
Glad Girls Glass Al shs III. X
Church "Wednesday svsasEg.
| Rev. ID. r. Hart. III TuiiAiAoma
10 visiting Raw. and Mfs John 10
Holland. and other issssds here.
He will preach at thu N u Chafch
1hu,sday sv%aiDs nj J o'clock.
Arthur Work has void hls resi-.
deeee CD Market srsst to A. w.
Perry. Mr.. Perry and hnily vii!
move into same within the next
/ lev DAYS and Mr.. Work and family
will move to residences on Main
stree, vacated by Mr.. Perry.
Al NJ. Johns Lutheran Church
nss, Sunday. i0:45 a. a.. Rev ].
". y. Kaybos conducts the services
using ne q theme Christ Coming
TO Judge sha World" Sunday
School a. 10 T. Ia. 700 are urged
TO bring your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Rogers and
two daughters. after visiting ihair
relative. Mrs. M. r Askins return.
ed 10 their home nj McGee. Arb.
Friday night and vas accompanied
home by their son. Hugh. ~ho has
been attending school q, oakmont.
Mrs. J. A. Ciemsu. aud dsugh.
ter Miss Ida, accompanied By Mrs.
Matte Lasllre and sen, Horace
Of Camden. left Monday morning
Tor a -versl days sight seeing trip
tn Chattcao pas. Lookou. Mountain.
Missionary Ridge sed other posats
VI interest.
y II Grow. X. b DonaIdsnn,
". A. Goodrum and II. n. vii
liam.. pobles oi the Mystic Shrine
attended ceremonies At Al Memoir
Temple. Nashville. Saturday an d
witnessed w. A. Clsmsn, and DR..
II. {. Guerin OF this place. and
many other weary sons oi the desert
cross the ho: sands.
Miss Marie Arnts aud little nsice.
Alis ID Brown. sp~nt = lev days
here las. week the guests Of Mss.
! Y. Brown. They w.s en- route
rom Lexington Ky. where the
'urmer had been visiting her els
I.,. Ms. Norman Brown. al her
home in Decatur. Ala.
Rev. J. J. Stone. oi Nashville. |
sill preach At HHpr.A Chapel
sunday Jun. ssh. ii II 4 IN, =,
Wesleys Chapel =, 80 m, aud al
N T. Chureh. south. Dickson al \
,, m. The Bsrtons Creek Quart.
.,,s vii, furnish music ior the &c.
,a-iop a, Harpe,h and Wesleys
Chapel All are invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

"Contn0sl CLAY


Commonwealth.
C. b Brasg spsat .ussday Ia
Nashville
Mrs.. ]. " Wyans spent Monday
in Nashville.
Lester sGi Minor tiossstl sre
visiting relatives AT Lyles
Mtp. Jocis snd Hattie Hurt are
visiting in Nashville.
Commoa.c Clay"
Mise Nevada Beard OF Nashville
10 he gnsst of Miss Rosa Reynolds.
Mrs i.snsrd 0iiphant. Of Mties.
Ia. Ga. ~ the guest VI Mrs. N. A
Sstsog.
Mse VI A. Nelson sp~bt TUESDAY
vi iislio~ Rock the auest u relA.
tives
Mrs. Joe Shawl has returned
irom Walt 10 relatives ~ Hohen.
valid.
John Bfo8n. VI Chattanooga
spent Friday and saturday here on
business.
Mss Lila Wade Rios u N.,b-
Vile. rpen. the weekend heN with
ifiends.
Miss Grace Booker o! Nashville.
" vt.t.,ag her p~sea.s Mr. and Mr.
Henry Booker,
Mira Alvin Rice has gone 10
Hoa.tonvills, XIV /, visit her sis
ter. Mrs. IRA CO Dunn.
"Common-Clsy."
Dr. Cbas. Talley, Of Nashville.
spent sunday here the guest OF reia'
tiyes and irauds
John I.peeh oi Nashville, spent
last week here .he guest oi bic aunt
Mrs Tom Allsup
Mrs Bertha Beaver, OF Nashville |
spent the week end here the guest
of Mira W 81 assfgnHur ''''.'r.,'' IA
Mrs Russell Hand. If Miami. |
FLA was tho CUES, IT Mrs uucsr
TidveIl last week
Mss Eths Jprion. u parksrs
Creek, spent the wees.snd here the
guest Of Mr.. T. A unherhill.
Ml4s Sam ne Bryan. has return.
cd from Pulaski where she Vas In !
school at Martin College
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

L0fA1i00 may.
Miss Maggie snannas ~ danger
onsly III.
| Mas III MusGhisor and eaildfss
are Whiting her parents. Mr.. sRd
Mrs Y, L. HARRISON, 10 Nashville
| Miss LoTstns Cratehsr spent /
isS days last week the gHeat Of Mlss
Lnpise Webb At Centrsviils.
| Mlss Louise Johnson has return.
I'd from Pulaski. where che vas In
schooI a. Martin Colisge.
We still have plenty oi shsllesi
| corn 90 hand --Cotumbia Produce
To Inc. DiGksaa. TsEn.
Columbia Produce Co. at u CD.
sou stiiI have plenty u shslietl cora
See them before baying elsewhere
Mr.. and Mrs. Geotge Martin. OF
White Hlaa. spent she wees.end
here With their cousin, Mrs. N +.
AskiAs.
Mias i.assna Gibae. who has been
attending fean~~sss College II
Mufiree sboro. returned home Mon
day.
Mrs.. Chas. Mcconnell aud little
daughter. Hilds. VI Ripley. spent
Tuesday here the ansst u Mrs Lee
Taylor
Common Clay
Ftuf. Rrattou. oi DrYsden, open,
few days here this week. lie 10
an applicant ios pfso.tesl ii the
County Hiah School.
Mr.. and Mr. Eugene Alsup ais.
little daughter. Virginia, oi Nash
vile. spent the week end here with
Mira, n 7. Askins,
Miss Jimmie Hsrill, teacher In
The city hiah school. has gone To
Washington where she has accept.
I'd position through the holidays.
Moufoe Gusrrtt. vile and child |
ran, NJ Warner, spsnt Saturday aud
SUNDAY here the guests oi A. l..
iosse.t aud family.
Prof T. Max Co1atn and vile, III /
Miilingtnn. ATE here the guests VI |
the formers mother. Mrs. Florence
cowan, aud other relatives aud
irlrnds v,. .......a,. ...., ...-,. |
Il G. Coiilns i Son, are this
week moving thar furniture and
business into their new
store building ON The corner OF Main
aud College street, recently vacated
by Taylor l'rns.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

Mr. Willie Bishop snd Miss Mary
Hrkersou vsts harmed lune lsi
1919. at I y IA. al the brides home
near Charlotte DR.. Herman A.
Go1 PERFORMING The c~rs nony 10
the pr~sauc4 d a large compaav II
friends and relatives The sriae
sod sraass have The bee, wishes at
all sho hnow them and sisst upon
the vs1yss- al life with the arshes,
prospects OF happiness and success.
CoRnon.Cisy.
The "Pasrios" Tor embarrassment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06
WHOLE FAMILY
TAXES MERITonE.

NSNsN@S NWw~vwv wv .
Man SO Pleased With II Tie
Gets Meritone for
Vile and Child
rem.
FL Evans we'll known auj
prosperous citizen ui fsysits cuun
~, near Lexington, Ky, tried Met.
i,one aud il did him 50 mu, b good
that he went back to The drug store
and got supply ior his Who'll. lam
lily wife. children aud al
On hts return to the drug store
he aaid;
| sm delighted With THE Me.i.
tone.
1 was weak and felt TRAD rus
all the time 10 fact | had iniiu.
snla and never did get over t,righ,
! couldn't eat az sleep right Why
the sisb, 81 food sometimes ,uYh~d
me against j, Al night I'd Jn-,
,eAs aud roll aud eamlia ct av
rest
| eat and sleep fine and he
good since taxing Msriione | 80
to bed II OF y O'Clock at night
and get right TO sleep and sl.sn
straight through 10 morning Then
when | get NJ I've got the appetite
Tor a big breakfast.
Yes. cir. I'm delighted With
Meriione and want snmr more 'o'
my vile and children :
thousand. Of people in many
state. are taking M.v,,ons and
praiss il highly Meri,one 10 best
tor those Ills mo-s common -iur
ailIps condition al the somsch.
liver " kidn@v+. cassrh rheuma
iisn snd tn. Ike.
Mrritone n solj exclusively in
Dickson By Matthew. Drug Co.
and at speighi 4 Nicks sAyton.
Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-06

The ''Pa,rios" Tor enteraansni.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Foreign Exchange Falls OF

New York. July l6-AbEence n
short account with a heavy influx IF
commercial cotton and grain bills re-
sulrlng from the approach If the crop
mcrlnE season ware the rea sons a-rrin-
U1en today from further violent declines
II the foreign exchange market when
sterling and francs fell % the lowest
quotations ever recorded here while
the Italian rate spproE.mRted the low
point made during the war.
According N nankers unnversant with
The existing conditions. still further &C.
ciineB nHv be expected unless stems are
1aken TO EpeeGilv establish the market
One large dealer IN foreign exchange
declared ne would not he SURPRISED 70
see England shin more gold To this
countr- 70 improve thu situation, az she
did n 1g1s. provided she can spare the
metal
Large shipments az grain. cotton and
tried FRUITS are going - England he
said and nothing ID being received n
return
Ster.ing. which was ''pegged' a. 4-7
I'D re last March. vhen tina British gov
eminent Withdrew its support. was
Gugned today as low At Al. with q
minimum Of I'D t9r franc cables and
s-se for Itres.
Rates 81 al the neutral countries. in
GLIDING Spain and the Scandinavian cen-
aerx. moved n favor OF thus markst
with moderate rallies after The pres
sure Of offerings relaxed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
BELFAST
Mrs. Eta Harris Observes 18th
Birthday-Local Young Man
Opens Dental Ohce-Locals

Mrs. Eta r. Harris. who lives
with her eaugnter. Mrs. Henry Pet
tee al IFS High street. recently Oh
served her --tn birthday. On which
she was the recipient OF many cards
a1G gifts and was the guest Of honor
az a matinee party when she had
the pleasure q Witnessing the grea-
feature production. The Birth Of a
Nation" A birthday supper was Later
served a. which her children were
present anG a beautiful birthday cake
was one q the attrac1lons- The Ia
bic was decorated with -nuss roses
and the DAY was one long 10 pc rp-
mem oered by Mrs. Harms. While
she has been a shut-In for a Yea
and IL unable 10 hear we'll. Mrs. Far
rs If able TO read the daily De pers
and keeps abreast Of the times She
was recently entertained for the dav
a. cottage On the shore. where
many Of her old friends called 10
see her and spent q most delignrfui
DAY. Among those present were sew
eral Of her girIhno6 friends. che 81
wears Of age. Those present or this
occasion were Mrs Mary Stevens.
Mr. AMI Mrs. YycurguE Lambert Mrs
Bina Staples. Mrs Cora Curtis. Nj
and Mrs. Henry Perrae Mrs. Stella
NJ. Baker, the last TWO. Mrs. Harris
daughters. A Ash chcwder was Eerv-
SO and the table was snrsHd with
many good things. An open hre was
en3oved as the dav was cool ana the
voung-old friends sat about II and
talked Of their girIhnoa DAYS Mrs
Earns is able TO sew. knit and GRO
cher and en1ovs them all Fer friends
wish for her many more happy birth
DAYS.
Or Milton r Stephenson. cnIy snr
of Nr. and Mrs. .. T. Sternsnson. re-
gently graduated from Tufts Derra.
College. and who has passed the State
5oard exams with high rank. has op-
erec an once n the Masonic block.
IN the room recently vacated by DR.
Adelberr MiiIett- DR. Stephenson Is
a Belfast boy and his friends wish
nun unlimited SUCCESS IN his profes-
slon
William Ptnerre. John Phillips and
james Burg.n challenge any three
men IN Belfast 10 a ave-st-ing match
al Wards alleys and viii play all
Corners. These men are fast bowlers
and i Is expected thar their Offer
VIII be taken up quickly as there
are others n rhe cIrv who believe
they are a match for them. The
outcome wall be eagerly watched BIZ
local fans.
Friends and patients Of DR.. Harrv
L Kilgore, who Recently located IN
Pawtnckst. e I. VIII be pleased II
learn that he is 70 return 70 Bslfast
and resume his practice. interrupted
by his volunteering his services tt
the government IN 1877 DR.. xii
Eere's friends have prevailed upor
him 70 return ID. Belfast during a
recsnr visit here and after consider /
ING the matter carefully he has de- |
cide6 20 90 SO. With Mrs. Kilgore
be win arrive shortly and VIII pass
the remainder OF the summer IN
Penonsccf Lodge. one af the KiftredEe |
Cottages ON Allyn shore During the I
last year ot the war DR.. Kilgnre with /
rank nf captain. was IT the head az |
Inc ms6tcAl cAsas m the War Dis
pensary IN Washington. q most re-
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