davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Un Aeroplano Sobre
Nuestra Cabeza

s-sssse a. fasa asshsas uus imlsr.laa
nlsxGnira . snlsah,aarA. nna -minrn.
Ala rN~sAals cnne - ahasNaa Qnr
mnrrr "a m eHsnae Iusrrxtrra Mirn-
tE1s Dos trmn~.unass noe ~arrnrrA
ms o. IarlAa tsur a ArFiire nviaaar.
esae "A rrcrx&naese Par lns mnllid.ss
alpsaears "a cisle
a 4 - cavrFa salsFr no~oirss. I.
lnSiniivamrHir nes aIarsamss ~,n
lnurnrilae desraafanEa. > esia nos
ahruma mas. mes hace t"lavia mas
lnfrFioreS
Algnna vcx. acaso muy prnio. q
rirlo - ilcnarA de- dIrssIlles , aerD-
plalios. Eta idea eSia en- IA mente
DE- toios: peru son Iaocos los cue ~
iignFan hien y Fealmenfe In per9sec-
tiva del cielo en el Isorvenir Nos has
tara pnoceder Isor cSamparaciones aI,ro
ximadak. Si consIdeamos. Imes. que
maflana In industrial pondra apara-
tos innumerables en manoS de to,los
los ricos. de In seStafetaS de Correos.
de los transportadores. de los Banccs.
de In PolIcfa: 81 contamos que habra
;antos aparatos aereos como hoy.
existen automobiles. tendremos una
vision del future seguramente POGO
grata.
TOdO ese tumulto de automobiles
que ahOra cOnvierte va en- nna cosa
agria una ciudad. maiiana 10 we're
mos reproducirse en el espaciO. A
ciertas horas del dfa. el cielo SO en-
pailara de ruidOs v masas pasajeras.
CuandO pretendamOs consular In poe
STA del firmamentO. una confusion de
aerOplanos Sc atrayesara ante nues-
tros oj0S: ser3in los cOchcs aere0s que
acnden un 10 tango.
Teniendo que evitar los autOm6-
vileS en- TERRA. tOdavfa necesitaremOS
vigilar los aeroplanOs cuidarnOs
de sus cheques. AtentoS por 10 que
pa>a abajo v por 10 que vuela arriba.
como distribuiremoS cstOs dos ojos
limitados. anticuarios Y verdadera-
mente reaccionarios que nos dieron
al nacer...? La perspectiya del es-
pectaculc future no es muy halaguela
para los que hemoS nacido demaSiado
Gntes.
Los que nacen ahora entrardn Ell la
vida previamente acondicionados. V
nj su atenci0n nj capacidad nerviosa
sufliran dificultadeS o. eXtraiiezas
Seran t0dOs un POGO volatineros Y
gimnaStas. Tendran la psicologfa del
yanqui trotador. Con el cerebro de un
yanqui a 10 Roosevelt, pero no a 10
Emerson; ell hombre de maiiana, :que
postura intellectual adoptard frente
las ideas y los sentinientos Antiques?
iQue le parecera plat0n. por ejemplo?
:Que pensara del Sermon de la Mon
1tana? SEn que grade lograra mantle
nerse respetuosO serio ese hoIhbre
petulante atropelladOr cuandO sepa
que Abraham montaba ien dromeda-
rio? 4ts2g.5-}te a. ~ %nH
tir st4s 20 Jose; Md. 4SdlGUe,Fid.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

Cain mat0 a Abel; Bruto mat6 a
Cesar, y Cine mat6 grafo.--Uu gracio-
SO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
cOMPRO Ell HERALDO J
Ell EVENING TELEGRAM

FL New York Herald y otras, EN-
presas de publicidad que fueron propie-
dad de Mr.. James Gordon Bennett han
sido vendidas Frank A. Munsey, Sc
gun acaban de anunciar Mr. Rodman
Wanamker y el Guaranty Trust Com
pany. que son los ejecutores testament
tarios de Mr.. Gordon Bennett
En- la yenta quedan comprendidos
el New York Herald. el sEtening TIE
legram" la edici6n que Ell Herald;
,publica en- Paris.
Las noticias de la yenta de esas em-
presas no ha sido una sorpresa para el
mundo periodfstico. Desde la mnerte
de Mr.. Gordon Bennett Sc saba que
sus herederos estaban hacienda gestio-
mes para desprenderse de elias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
felCEb11ifl5il1 bl7IuNIi
SOrdera, " RHidos n5lal
4 Cabeza.

L.. 81 ~ - -. 'h~N - fNN'eF
Isl padece-s usted 4de AestG. 4yaya
donde cualquier farmacia y. pida
con NCENTRATED SOuRDAL, Gu
Vi precio es q Is poEr lata. Este nue. E.
va remedio produce nHa cira casi
siempre Immediate " sas prontos
efectOs una cura Ipermanente. Pc
netra en- los sitiOs donde Sc asienta'
Ell 5dOlor y ha realizado curaciones
completas en- muehos casos EN- que
Sc habian perdido las esperanzas.,
Sissu droguista aun no ha recibido
el SOURDAL, no acepte ningdn
sustituto y 81 envie un giro postal
para que lie sea proporciOnado di-
eho medicamento, "SOURDAL
DISTRIBUTING co. So, STA
TTON ROAD, CROYDON, SU-
RREY, ENG, y recibira un pa.
quote por correo, a su direction.
=. -. : ) ! i .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

nlariamsusr ssan p~ = 49, a.
Saa szeassltn an assssaana - ~.
quilsr. alao gsaEA que laa asiu~as en-
i.Nswn l.asinmie dinrre lsa~ann iusss.
iar he @mssrlsnsrs a. IA tlarfhcm asia
cian. Mlsutrns irnmamns esas wnsa.
ciaises ds4 rneae r,eArmas haiaar a.
la QUE sicaie ~ transrunie sxaialana.
IN efeCsa a cada nneva inrenclda
se aaslantan los ri.icsaaEos FaEs Ia.
liarnos De- las eInociones Tuerihidas
ror = hemlre d-~ie = Isrg,io iaursl.
"a. Tai w9. sin emhargo. faera mas
inieresanie cunocrr In psIcslagia ari
transranle frnie a las Roredades le
las indnarias.
lpelanfe De un irn ca marrha lsar
eieInlslo. Il eqrciador - siente for
tiiicado enionado: ninguna inveT-
zion NOS exalia y nos entusiasma tan
TO cano In locomoiora trepidante.
enersisa y segura. que robustamenfe
con varnil firmeza arrastra 81
clantioso convoy. FL autom5vil. en-
camhio. nos insplra ideas malSanas; !;
su velocidad atropelIadOra nos irTffa,
porque sabemoS que es in6til. y sobre
tOdo. nos causa una impression de en-
vida mala. de envidia inconfesable.
por cuanto el autom6vil ha originadO
numerosos anarquistas.
Heamos ahora la pSicOlogfa del tran
seunte frente al aeroplanO. LO mismo
que el autom0vil. el avi6n despierta
en- nosotros la idea de inferiOridad.
PerO asf como el aut0m6vil casi Ilega-
mos persOniiicarlo. v cuando nos ha-
ce inferiores nos irrita. frente al ae.
roplanO dsaparece toda- personalidad.
Sus tripulantes eStan ocultOs no
muestran. como en- el autOm6vil. sus
roStrOs altanerOs v rcgocijadoS. Solo
,hStinguimOs el aparato. eNtraho Y
anormal. raro de tigurar: un aparatO
incongruente que eSta mas ALA de
las fOrmas Y de las leyes c0tidianas,
Y que al cOnsumar el prOdigio nos de-
ja defnitivamente infeiOreL como
unOS pobres diablos. FL aerOplano nos
chafa sobre In terra, nos abruma con
su suDeri0ridad, que tiene alre de he
roismo. Y nos convierte. sin remediO.
en- gusanoS rastTeanteS.
I:se aire de heroismO que mueStra
ell ,.C.opiano es ell Que. ma nos hu-
m!lla. SospechamoS Que diffcilnelte
loslstIemi's veneer Ell nostroS lau siI-
pcrSbici6n de la c-aidh, el pa1or del
vertigo lincurable Nieido s0bre nues-
ira cabeza YolaF et laeroplano, senti-
mos la pneril ailgn.Aa que nos cansa
el fontaneroa ,euando. mapi0bra en- la
geleta5 de una toFle. bSeIx va a ieaer de
uIlt nlqgentQ "a |efro. 4 y, ,ssntinos el
vertigo "A la linNfrSa, AnsveEtigo estti-
pil9e Sfl9ejantf a la,1 feFguan7a aye
naS prodqie q naiaGeFo Aue dice ton
terIaS lNiifl, fontanelpb Sc asnstie ni,el
misi az jalero eonoce SSu rid1cHf1lo !; eesSi npes-
ira imaginaci1Fn, i1Fn, que po, iefesa de tortu-
rarse, en- yalnpso., yalnpso., rI k) gtIe
4Asegufan que el yolador siente una
q ~ ~ -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
IoHIsFEs Y coLMos DEL puDLIoo

y ~ ,NTOI N ----47 - ~ ~ Z
En- Iii escuela s'li5F
4 III professor. Pepita, :cuando has
yisto mas cerca las estrellas?
Pepita.-rl otro dfa, que me di0 mi
mama una paliza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

;En cue Sc parecen los hip6critas a
los duros?
En- cue no son frances Cit San
stos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

lie recldnsd el importe de amos traies
que encarg6 para ana dc sNs o0ras
PARIS, enero IA Gabriel DAN
nunzio, eI poeta guerrero y aviador, IL
bertador de Fiume, cuya ciudad octp0
con un pllnado de tropas italianas, es
perseguido iudicialmente por un sastre
de esta ciudad por incumplimiento de
compromise.
El heeh0 Sc remonta a la 6poca del
estreno de eLa Chrevefeuille'' original
del poeta italiano, que no consiguio des-
pertar Ell intetes del pdblico y fue un
fracaso teatral y para cuya represen-
taci6n habfa encargado DsAnnunzio un
surtido complete de trajes cuyo impor.
te no fue coDrado por el sastre que aho
fa ha entregado ei asunto su aboga.
do para perseguir a aquel judicialmen.
te sino satisface el inlporte de los mis-.
mos.
Como que eI dfa de la vista DAN
aunzio no asistio por hallarse en- Flu.
me. Sc ha pospuesto el asunto por dos
semanas para darle tempo a contestar
la demanda del sastre parisino
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
BANCO POPULAR
de
Economics y Prestamos.
FundadO en- 1893
ApartadO AL. - TelefOnO 823.
San Juan, r. r.
coNvoCAToRIA

En- session ordi.:aria del de los CO.
rrientes acord0 el Conseio de GObiernO
lie esta SOciedad fjar el 81 del actual
y hara de las 0cho de la noche. para
.eltbrar, en- las Oiicinas de este BancO,
"JJNT.1 GENERAL ORDINARIA"
Iue determinan los EstatutUs Re-
slamentos pOr que Sc rige esta insti-
tuci6n.
Sc ruega los Sres. Accionistas SUI
,untual a>istencia al actO, por 81 o
lor mcG-o de representation legal, Sc
gun establece la secci6n 3a. en- sus
articulos 72, IA y Is de los referidos
EstatutOs. sYs.sSsa III
San Juan, p. r.. IL EnerO de 1920.
JUAN APPLIANCE,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

lie reclGmd el impOrte de amos trGies
que encarg6 para ana de s3s o0ras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

TN SASTRE CITA A D.ANNUNZIO
ANTE LOS TRIBUNALES
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
A los duefios de Cinemat6grafos de la IsIa.
I. GiMUY IMP0RTANTE!N ]

Edia Is de este mes las de la noche hari la exhbi
ci6n ocials de la pelcua "cHRISTvS1' e Salon de
pr0yecei0nes de los PIP Redenoristas gesa Pueta
TERRA
todos los deIos de Cinemaografos la Isa les en-
ya nyitac6n personal correo 81 agno de ellos
no Ia recibiese puede solicitara de ocna laAIA
iCOL0RAD0s Apaltado 10, san Juan,TP r.
Ia entrada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Balnco Territorial yAgicola de Puerto Rico
sECCION DE AHoRROs

os imponente de las bretas nimeros: S4 1O3 263 $780,
3O4 165S 2O8 3228 5543 5716 les avsa presene
deberan presentaas Gaia del para
So ada cOnstancia las mposiciOnes durante Ell
anOSAN JUAN p R. Diciembre de 919-El Secretaro
Z. ROcafort.-E Director Gerene-M Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Sc QITIERE VARIAR IA FORM-i-
CIoS BEL GABTSETE DE +. {.

f8f-sEt
FL senadOr KeyQn, acaricia Ia idea de
hacer mas considerable Y efectiva la
re- ponsabilidad de los miembros del
gabinete eiecutivo ante las camaras
federales y ante ell pueblo de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Cree conveniente que los secreta-
rios, clyo poder Sc Ia aumentado, ten
gan mayor responsabilidad ante el pue-
bio, que es quien elige al presidente, ell
4cuaI, a su turno, nombra el gabinete.
Kenyon, para llevar la Gina su pro
p6sito, quiere incluirlo como punto del
progrania de los republicanos que haya
de acordafse para la futura lucha
presidential, por los conyencionistas
de Chicago Ell plan indica que el-can
didato, cuahdo menos treinta dfas an
ties de la election, debe hacer saber al
1pfblicO la lista de los individu0s que 10
habrfan de acompaiiar en- el gobiefno
con el probable evento de que resultara
tl.iunfante.
Ell senador, comentando su proyecto,
dice que el gobinete ha llegado ser
fun gran poder en- Ell gobierno norteame-
ricano, ' que. 10 propuesto darfa un
sistema de mayor representation popu-
lar, porque los electores, en- la esfera
de sus atribueiones, sufragarfan por
los miembros del ministerio ejecutivo.
-aB-+-
TN SASTRE CITA A D.ANNUNZIO
ANTE LOS TRIBUNALES
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
REPORTS SHOW THAT
HUNDREDS TOOK PART

Reports from all sections Of ~
city where cottage prayer uneet1
ings have been held this week a
forerunners OF the simultAnecuod
campaign to start Sunday morning
Indicate finely attended sorvicosl
District No. IT, in southern Martina
burg. was perhaps favored with the
larger attendance in the aggre3
gate. Moro meetings were held IL
this district. At the four meetings
held Monday night the attendance
was 1853; first on Tuesday night,
'65: four on "Wednesday night
l27: four Thursday night, 1885,
iour Friday night, Ill; a grand to-
tai of 700, an average Of nearly 81
to each meeting. in GLIDING the chill
dren's meetings. Other districts re-
port correspondingly large attend.
enee and a great deal Of interest.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
warn PUBLIC OF
DANGEROUS DRUG
Medical Authorities Alarm
ed BY lndisCriminate Use
OF Patent Medicines.

Prominent medical auth0rittoI
have repeatedly pointed out to thI
laity the dangers which lie In th}
carless dosing OF themselves viii
the potent drugs found In mani
patent medicines. Many Of thea1
merely temporarily relieve th(
symptoms OF some grave disordeI
and leave the patient in worst
condition than before.
A reputable physician should q
ways be consulted in cases of ser|
ious illness and the cause Of thu
trouble determined before attempt
ing treatment,
Much OF the nervousness, head
ache, insomnia, bil'iousness, rheu
matism, chronic dyspepsls. constl
patton and their attendant symp
Tins of tired body and lack OF en-
ergy are due to impaired function
ing of the stomach and intcstineo
Good food properly digested, 4
the source Of all strength and
health.
A safe aid to digestion and elm
nation of body poisons Is "Drl
Tonic" which is composed Of harm
less ingredients used with succesC
by physicians everywhere. Thil
new scientific compound has -
agreeable taste and It's use gives
keen zest to eating and makes a
gestion pleasure. Two ounces d
the "Dri-Tonic" compound MIXED
with water makes a quart Of sfacl
ent temperance tonic. Sold b. q
UP to date druggists under q mon
ely back guarantee. y
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

If YOU WANT a healthy, wealthy
loving wife write me. A 4214 Cali
fornia ST., Can Francisco, Cal.
KS9*
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FOUND

pocketbook con.
tanning sum OF money and adj
dressed envelope. Owner can hav
same by calling at Journal Of
fee, proving property and pay
ing for this ad. K-76F
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

FOR SALE-White reed baby car
rage and Kiddy Coop. Apply ZIG
". Burke st. KISS
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cnnn. nErAAMRE-

| desire to thank all persons with.
In tho enumeration district OF Mar
tiuBburR for which | took the census
within the past few weeks. All
the people we're uniformly kind, pa.
tient. ard willingly gave me all de-
sired information, making my work
easier and more accurate.
VIM. A. BURKHART.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

LOST-Gold wrist watch, some
where between G22 \. Queen St.
and Workings Drug Store. Re
ward if returned to Fishers jew
elry store. XII
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

LOST OR TAKEN BY MIsTAKE:
Package containing ) yds. un-
bleached Muslin and bleached
sheets. Anyone having this pack
go please inform Spillman Bros,
Dry Goods Store. K52.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

sALESMEN capable o. earning big
money selling Income Tax Rec
ord and Combination Accounting
System. Absolute necessity.
Definite cooperation and sales
assistance. Salary or commits
sion; whole or part time Address
Southern Distributing COMPANY,
Holley Hotel, Charleston, West
Va. K-T3*
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

Ms e. II. Johnson, of Mfddle-
way, has returned home after visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs. l.. M. Light,
in the Gardner apartmonts.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

LosT-A white ana black spotted
Hound pup, with four white feet
and two black ears. Reward IL
returned to $50 Virginia Ave.
k-35%
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
TAILORING AGENTS WANTED

$1,000 worth Soap, Perfumes, etc,
Free Lacassian Co., Dept. 401 St.
Louis. Mo. kS2~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

AUTHORIZED NEGRO WAR HIS
TORY, 744 pages, with peace
terms by Kea. Miller. Of Wash
ington; $50 pictures. best book for
colored people ever written; price
only $3.50, selling like wildfre.
Outfit Tree. Act quick. Jenkins
Publishing Co, Washington, d. !.
k83*
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WOULD YOU invest q dollar a W TX
for ten weeks on chance to make
$1,000 or more? Write for partic-
ulars. No obligation. j. A. Carl
ton, Box 676. TT. Worth, Texas.
KS6+
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/ ne I

s GeT-sefEilfrg fountain nen.
e5nov bore on virginia Ave. Re,
ward If returned to journal Of
fec. K-62 N
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnshed room. Ap-
ply 207 L. Liberty st. K-43
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

LOST-A SIS bin on Tuesday after
noon G3th). Eithe in NJ. j. Mil
ler's Grocery or Woolworth's or
On the street between. Reward il
returned to this office. K-6G.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

FOR RENT-House 100 Addition
St. Apply III Commerce St
k-54s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
A Campaign for the Blind

A Statewide campaign to raise
FUNDS by subscription to needed en-
largement of the Maine Institute for
the Blind will be conducted during
the week from March s to Is. The
proposed enlargement involves the
expenditure of $150,00O, toward
which the State legislature appro-
priated $37,500, leaving the balance
to be raised from private sources.
Willis A. Kicker of Castine repre-
sents Hancock county in the State
committee for the campaign. The
quota from Hancock county is set at
S4,252.50, divided as follows: Am
herst, 1875; Aurora, $3.50; Bar
Harbor, $1,560; Bluehill, $120:
Brooklin, $42.75; Brooksville,
$S4.50; Bucksport, $2O2.50; Cas-,
tine, $50; Cranberry Isles, $4,000.
Dedham, $3.50; Deer Isle, S69:
Eastbrook, $12.75; Ellsworth.
$75S.75; Franklin, $3.50; Goulds-
boro, S51; Hancock, $53.25: La
moine, $27.75; Long Island. $3.75.
Marlaville, 50; Northeast Harbor.
$l42.5O; Orland, $48.75; Otis, SO:
Penobscot, $41.25; Prospect Harbor
$l5; Seal Harbor, $101.25; Sedg-
Wick, $4,000; Sargentville, $3.50;
Somesville, S163,50; Sorrento,
S27.75; Southwest Harbor. sS2.50:
Stonington, $87; Sullivan, $50; Sur
ry, $3.50; Swans Island, s27.75:
fremont, $50.25; Trenton, $50.25:
Verona, S12; Waltham, $12; Winter
Harbor, SIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25

A. e. Moore, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is reported to-day as inn
proving.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25

There will be Parish meeting of
the Unitarian society at the e. c. Os-
good studio, Friday evening, at 7.30
O'Clock.
Miss Gladys Hooper, who has Just
closed successful term of school at
Gouldsboro, is the guest of Mrs. F. A.
Patten.
The Ellsworth A. A. basket ball
team and Bangor Rovers will play at
Hancock hall Friday evening. Game
called at $50.
Cora Estelle, widow of Galen Mad
docks, died yesterday at her home in
North Ellsworth, aged fifty-two
years. Mr.. Maddocks died in Febru-
airy, 1918.
Lygonia lodge, F. and A. NJ. will
work the third degree tomorrow
evening. Supper will be served at
$50. District Deputy Beazley is ex-
pected to be present to inspect the
lodge.
DR.. George S. Hagerthy will move
his dental offices to the rooms over
Moore's drug store early in March.
DR., Arthur H. Parcher will move his
office from the Manning block to the
rooms vacated by DR.. Hagerthy.
The partnership of Fred G. and w.
ii. Scott, confectionery and news
dealers, has been dissolved, w. III.
Scott, who was recently appointed
regular mail carrier, retiring from
the firm. Fred Scott will continue
the business.
The moving picture reproduction
OF Winston Churchills great novel,
The Crisis, is booked to be shown
in Ellsworth March 23 and "a. The
picture will be of special interest
here, as the late vice-president Han
nibal Hamlin is one of the characters
represented in it.
The woman's club met yesterday
afternoon with Miss NJ. A. Clark.
Rev. R. B. Mathews gave a most in
teresting and instructive talk on cur
rent events. There will be social
meeting next Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. o. w. Tapley. Tea will be
served.
William d. Thomas, formerly of
Ellsworth, died February 7, in Le-
land, Wash, He leaves two sisters.
Mrs. John w. Jordan of Ellsworth
and Mrs. r. F. Nagle of Dorchester,
Mass. He left Ellsworth some years
ago, but is pleasantly remembered by
friends here who regret to hear of
his DEATH
A large section of the roof of the
boat sheds at the Ellsworth Foundry
q Machine Works collapsed beneath
thegreat weight of the snow last Fri
day afternoon, doing considerable
damage. The old Wiswell black
smith shop near the Osgood stable,
now used as an ice-house, also col
lapsed, from the same cause.
The meeting of the Thursday club
viii be held this week with Mrs. r.
B. Mathews, after which the meeting
for the organization of missionary
society, postponed from last Thurs
day, will be held. All ladies of the
church interested in
forming missionary society are in
vited to attend.
The ladies who have sent their
names to Mrs. Harry Haynes, and all
others who are interested in the
course OF home nursing to be given
at once in Ellsworth, will meet in the
grand jury room at the courthouse.
Thursday afternoon at 4.3O. 1t is
hoped there will be applicants
enough to hold two classes, one in
he afternoon and one in the eve
llng. The expense of the entire course
of fifteen lessons will be from $2.5O |
to So.
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COMING EVENTS.

Friday evening, Feb. 27, at Meth
odist vestry-Birthday social
Friday evening, Feb. 27, at Paul
Revere hall, Boston-Annual ELS
worth reunion.
Thursday evening, March IL, at
Sewall hall, 177 Huntington avenue,
Boston-Bluehill reunion.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

]. A. Haynes,
M. l.. Adams.
II. C. Jordan.
Bijou theatre
Legal Notices.
Specimen ballots.
Union Trust Co.
Silvy & Linnehan.
CLASSIFIED Advertisements.
Durham Bros. Boston.
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Mrs. Lucy Pervear has gone to
New York, for a visit.
A severe drought has prevailed
here all winter. Many have been
obliged to bring water from the
pond.
Feb. 16. N.
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Seal Cove.

Byron Campbell and wife, Center,
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter, born Feb. II.
No mails arrived here from Feb. +
to Feb. 10, owing to the big storm.
Feb. 13. NJ
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
Ellsworth Post0fRce.

MAILS RECEIVED
From West-6.47 a. M: 4.31 D. m.
From East--11.1i a. m.; 6.27 p. m
MAILS CLOSE AT PoSTOFFICE.
Going West-10.40 a. M; 500 p. m.
Going East-6.15 a. M; 400 p. m.
Registered mail should be at post
office half an hour before mail closes