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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-14

callers at the Flanders home on sun
dav were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles cross
and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Foss and
daughter Miss Blanch of Manson
also Mr. and Mrs Charles Nescolt
of Madison Miss Sad1e fidnuerS'
who has been visiting her brother sell
vim Flanders and other friends, Will
return to Dedham, Mass. on Nednes-
day.
" l. Walker has had electric
LIGHTS installed in his home and saw
mill mill house and his son Charles
walkers house. This week Mr..
Walker is making repairs on his
mill Miah Perkins assisting him.
Lawrence Wiley has gone to Bos-
ton to enter the School of Technology
where he will take a course in en-
gineering.
Mrs. Verne Wiley who was in a
hospital for observation returned
home ON Saturday but went back
again to the hospital on Wednesday
for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flewelling
visited Mrs. Flewelling's sister Mrs.
Lee Hamlin in Brooks over Sunday
They found their little daughter
Glennys quite sick on their return
Monday The child is better now.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Corson accom-
panied their son Roland Corson to
Portland on Monday where he enlist
ed for the army and will go to a train
ing camp in Virginia.
Now that the fairs are over and
good weather prevails the farmers are
busy harvesting their potatoes. Some
are reported as rotting badly, while
others are in fine condition and of
superior quality.
George Locke has been hauling
truck loads of potatoes to town-tive
loads a day
Little Miss Muriel Walker is at
tending the third grade OF school in
town and stopping with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lacasce
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PORTLAND WOMAN
GAINS 20 POUNDS
Mrs. Gamsby Was SO Run Down ana
Nervous She Had TO Take to RoS I
Feels Fine Now u'

II have been taking Tanlac inc.
little more than a month, but 7 bora
actually gained twenty pounds ,s
weight said Mrs. Lillian Gambsy q,
II Alder street, Portland, Me u
Last summer my health failed ~,
I began to lose strength so ranidlv
soon wasn't able to do my housewor,.
My appetite was so poor that 7 d;a
not average one meal a dav and y
got so weak and thin I became aIar,n
ed at my condition. My back nair
ed me terribly and sometimes I Sin,
ply broke down and cried. Fvorn
few days l had to be taking sometbins
for constipation, and l was constont
ly suffering from frightful headacboo
My nerves were shattered and =
couldn't rest either sitting up or "
ing down. One night not long agor
broke down completely and had to
stay in bed for quite a while. was
almost a nervous and physical wrocL
and | had tried so many medicines
without getting relief that l was no
ginning to think there was no boro
for me.
But finally | decided to try Tanlac
and I am perfectly delighted AT tbo
way it has helped me. l improved
wonderfully on the first bottle and
although | have taken only tbroo
more, I am absolutely well and .n
enjoying as good health as | ever did
My appetite is just splendid and eyerv
thing | eat tastes good and agres.
with ME. My back does not pain mo
at all and l have been entirely 70.
lieyed of constipation and headaches
| am not the least bit nervous and
am sleeping sound every night. Nv
houseWork is now a real pleasure and
am, indeed, glad to tell Others abort
Tanlac, in the hope they will benesf
by my experience
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegap nv
SIMPSONS Drug Store, L. c. Williams
Athens, and by the leading druggist,
in every town.
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,JACKMAN

The date for the Moose River Cen
tennial has been changed from the
14th to Oct. 18th on Friday.
Rev c. II. Mckinney of Skowhegan
occupied the pulpit at the Moose River
Congregational church on Sunday. The
church was prettily decorated for the
harvest Thanksgiving service with all
kinds of vegetables and grains. The
effect was a very pleasing one. Every
body seemed to enjoy the days SER
vices
Mrs. F. II. Williams teacher of the
primary school attended the Somerset
Teachers convention at North Arson
on Monday and Tuesday.
+. A Williams has finished work
for W L. Barney and has gone into
the woods to scale for f. H. Williams.
DIR. J. M Boothby returned on
Thursday from New York, where he
has been taking short course in one
of the hospitals there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hazeltine re-
turned last week to their home in
Portland after a stay of nine weeks
in town. Mr.. HaZeltine was in charge
of the custom house while there.
Mrs. Eliza Mackey and son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Toffey left for their
home in Jersey City, N J. on Thurs
day of last week They were guests
of Henderson's camp for period of
five months.
w. J. Elliot has closed his camps
at Penobscot and returned home.
To fill the vacancy in the position
of postmaster at Jackman, the United
States Civil Service Commission has
announced, at the request of the Post
master General, an open competitive
examination to be held on Nov. IT,
1920. To be eligible for the examin-
alton an applicant must be citizen
OF the United States, must actually re-
side within the delivery of the post
ONCE In which the vacancy exists,
must have so resided at. 1.-The time the
present vacancy occurred. must be in
good physical condition, and must be
not less than 81 nor more than 65
years OF age. Full Information and
application blanks may be obtained at
the poste0ce In which the vacancy ex-
lists or from the United States Civil
Service Commission, Washington, D.
c.
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gan and Madison for several DAYS as
week to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gray and SON
Ralph accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Allen and little son Horace at.
tended the Skowhegan fair; also Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Allen and Sceva Pow.
ers, Albert Tilton, Miss Maude Hard.
ing, Fideia Brown, Norris Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pushor and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Noble all from this
place were among those to attend the
fair and report a good time.
Mrs. Hebron Tilton and daughter
Mrs. Fidelia Brown made a trip to
North Canaan, Thursday of last week
and visited the graves of Mrs. Tilton's
parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley
Chase; they also made a call with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tilton.
A. F. Nelson, our retired mail car
rier on route l, is at present stopping
on his farm at this place. Mr.. Mel,
son was the first one to drive the
free delivery through this place which
was eighteen years ago this coming
December and he has made his daily
trips during all those eighteen years
some times facing some terrible
storms and many places having to
break his own roads through deep
snow drifts. Never had to loose any
trips on account Of sickness. altho
sometimes when the roads were i'm
passable he has been seen Flooding on
ahead of his horse treading path to
get through and at a late hour would
reach the postofice with his mail and
a tired horse. Mr.. Nelson was a very
kind and obliging mail carrier. On
account of his age, In August his name
was placed among the retired mail
carriers and he has the best wishes
Of his many patrons on r. F. D.
which he has so faithfully served. On
the 10th of August G. A. Bickford
filed the vacancy.
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WEST PITTSFIELD

Albert Tilton and Chester Bickford
who are hauling ties for Mr.. Towne
with the big truck were In Skowhe-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-14

Camsis are seld sverywhsrs
In scientifically ssaisd pAckAf ss
Of 10 ciksrsttss: or ten peck
ages GOO oiIs rsttss) IN . liAss.
nS-papsr-cSvvred cAron. We
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carton for the home or odics
supply or whom you travel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08
SDoNDE EsTA SANTIAGO RIVERA?

Sc desea saber el paradero del mu
chacho Santiago Rivera, blanco, de 10
amos natural de Patillas, quien des-
aparrcio de este pueblo hace pr6xima
mente dos meses.
Los familiares del referido nino re
sidentes en- Patillas particularmen-
te su padre Lorenzo Rivera, agradece-
rian cualquier information que Sc lie
suministrara, acerca del paradero dc
su hijo.
La causa que Sc le seguia Santa
20 Rivera por abuse de con6anza Ia
sido archivada, pues una hermana suya
de. nombre Herminia Rivera, residente
en- Cuba, pag6 la cuenta que tenfa
aquel pendiente, librdndole, pues, de
esa deuda y de ese proceso.
Agapito DELGADo.
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Crdnicas de Gambia Los concejaIes honrados

Ell otro dia estando yo sentado EN-
un cafe, Sc me acerc6 un amigo quien
sus correklgiOnarios hicieron concejal
en- las ultimas elecciones.
-GQuiere usted sentarse? lie die.
--Muy honrado- me contest6, acep
tando.
No, no-proteste-. FL honrado soy
70. .
Mi amigo insistia, pero yo sostuve
calurosamente la tests de que, cuando
un concejal y un escritor esten juntos,
el honrado es Ell escritor. Mi amigo tran
sigi6 y empezamos a hablar de su con
cejalia.
-Estara usted contento, 6eh?-ex-
clame.
-lCalle listed, hombre I've usted
este puro? listed siempre me habra Wis
to fumar cigarros habanos, y ahora,
tengo que conformarse con un puro de
a veinte. I've usted este gaban roto?
Antes de la concejalia yo no me hui
biera atrevido nunca a salir con el a
la Gale; pero, hoy no puedo ponerme
otrc. Me 10 ha prestado Ell hijo de la
portera. Y, Esabe usted 10 que Gene
esta noche? Pues, unas Judas sin nada
dc carne. iCon 10 que mi me gusta
conner bienl verdaderamente, mis-
correligionarios me han hecho un ia
co servicio al elegirme concejal.
Yo estaba atomic.
-5De modo que es la concejalia 10
que lie ha arruinado usted?
--No-repuso mi amigo. 81 20 no
estoy arruinado Yo tengo mis- in
gresos de siempre; pero. asi como an
tes podia disfrutar tranquilamente de
ellos, ahora no. IQue diria Ell publico
de un concejal que fumase puros de
a dos pesetas? FL publico supone que
los concejales 10 sacamos todo del Ayun
tamiento, v cuando nos We fumar puros
hnratos Sc resigna; pero protFstaria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08

indignado 81 nos viese fumar habanos
legitimos. Desde que yo soy concejal,
todos mis- amigos me encuentran gor
do. Es possible que, en- efecto, yo este
engordando; pero, antes no 10 obser-
vaba nadic. Y aqui me tiene usted,
obligado seguir un regimen vegeta-
riano para adelgazar icon decirle a
usted que he tenido que romper un vi
drio en- Ell balloon de mi despacho, creo
que Sc 10 he dicho todol
-IRomper un vidrio? No veo ell OBJ
. jeto
--Ha sido para darle al despacho un
aire de austeridad Mis- electores, cuan
do vienen visitarme, Sc hielan; pc
70 dicen: Este hombre no puede re-
poner esq vidrio. acknowledgements es
un concejal honlhdo'
A todo este Sc habia acercado Ell ca
marero y mi amigo habia pedido una
copa de cognac.
--iDe cual?-le habian preguntado.
Y despu6s de un intante de vacila-
ci6n. mi amigo habia dicho:
Del corriente. Del mas barato
Mientras lcamarero volvia yo mi
raba al concejal me abismaba en-
amargas refexiones. Para aquel hombre
Sc habian acabado va Ell buen cognac,
Ell tabaco escogido, las comidas delica
das v las muieres bonitas. Su propia es
posa tendria, EN- 10 successive, que yes.
tirse NAL v que descuidarse Las ufias
x entopces ocu1i6 10 incredible: un
vecino compadecio a uno de sus con
cejales.
-Pida usted un cognac bueno-le
die. 70 le invite. Y que traigan
unos habanos
Y he aqui como un conceial honra
do me sac6 del bolsiilo seis siete
pesetas.
JULIO GAMBIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-08

III cr0nISta, Siempre aent0 a
cuanto tienda a glorificar la me-
moria de los grandes cultivadores
de la Mnsica, cumple hoy ell de-
ber de rememorar, Ell estas breves
lineas. ell 72o. aniversario de la
muerte del insigne Cayetano Do
nizetti. Nacido Ell Bergamo Lom-
bardia) ell - de setiembre de mil
setecientos noventa Y ocho, de pa
dres humildes, los ounce amos
estudio arquitectura Y sentia gran
vocaci0n por Ell generO dramaticC
musical Fue soldado del ejerci.o
destacado en- Nenecia. En- medic
de la vida militar, faciI lie fue
Donizetti librarSe de las molestia
Y ocupaciones del servicio Y OBJ
tener authorization para escribir
Debido al buen exito obtenido cor
sus dos primeras producciones, En
rico, corlte di Borgogna II feleg-
name di Livonia procure el iris
tie soldado. protectores que lie exi-
mieran del servicio. Tres genios
Sc disputaban por aquel entonces
la preferencia del pdblico Ell Ita-
liza: Rossini, Bellini y el, Y era di-
ficil que Ell eSta compe'encia el
triunfo fuera del tcrcero, porque
escribia con rapidez, POGO comdn,
Y no Sc preocupaba de la origi-
ualidad del pensamiento nj de la
perfecccion de los primeros ras-
gos de su trabajo, aunque Sc halla
ba, Ell cambio, dotado de gran ms
tinto mel0dico V de una facilidad
de Improvisation extraordinaria
que lie permitia escribir cuatro 6pe
ras anuales. No vacil0 Donizetti
EN- trasladarse a Paris, acaso con
idea de extender su fama Y de dis
putarle la palma del triunfo su
rival Bellini. Habia conseguido en-
Milan una victoria con su Ana Bo
lena, que trataba de enfrentar a
Sonambula, de su rival, y quiso
Ell Paris tentar igual fortuna opo-
niendo a I Puritani su Marino Fa-
liero. La deception que sufrio lie
hizo volver a Napoles, y ALI escri-
bio su obra maestro, Lucia de Lam
mermoor, opera desigual, Ell la cual
Ilev6 la inspiration del genio 70
mantico desconocidos limites.
Muerto Bellini Y retirado del
campo de la production Rossini,
Qued6 sin eXcitacion la pereza ar
tistica del cantor de Lucia. En-
mil ochocientos treinta y ocho vol
VIC a Paris. y alli compuso Poliu
to, obra que Sc estreno EN- mil ocho
cien. os cuarenta, con ell nombre de
Les Martyrs. Arreglada Y aumen-
tada su obra Angel de Nisida, la
convrtio Ell La Favorita, y la ven
dio a m editor por tres mil fran
cos ,temeroso. tai vez, de que. no
gustara. Fue esta obra una NINA
de orc para ell comprador. Dirigi6-
Sc despues Donizetti a Roma. Mi
Ian Y Nenecia, en- la Ultima de Gu
vas ciudades escribi6, ell mil ocho-
cientos cuarenta Y dos, Linda de
Chamounix obra que respira colo
rido local Y frescHra, y que lie va
li6 que el Emperador de Austria
lie nombrara compositor de la Cor
te y maestro de la imperial capi-
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VIAL DIA COMO HOY A
- S
"Recordar vvir--- Dante
8 DE ABRIL DE 1S48
cMurio Donizetti
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.

LA. En- mil ochOcientos cuarenta
y tres, la enfermedad que minaba
su eXistencia Sc acentuo de msne-
Ga tai, que tuvo que suspender sus
Srabajos sobre el Don Juan de Por
;ugal, obra que escribi0 con falta
lie energia y sin serenidad Ell la
mente. En- mil ochocientos cuaren
IA y cuatro lie acometi0 ell primer
ltaque de PARALYSIS, que di6 al tras
e con su vida. el ocho de abril
lie mil ochocientos cuarenta y
)cho, en- su TERRA natal
Rico en- inspiraciones melodi-
.as Y Ell sentimientos dramaticos
dice Fetis hablando del ilustre
.ompositor .italiano no posee, des
yraciadamente, en- el mismo grado
j don de la originalidad. Artista
eclGctico, usa co nhabilidad de los
nedioS y formaS imaginadas por
)tros compositores, pero el no in
yento nj ell ritmo nj la ammonia,
ii Ell la Instrumentation nj Ell la
,ontextura escenica; en- fin. sus
.obras no senalan en- ningtna epo
"a de su carrera Ell punto de parti
la de una transformation Ell ell
lrte
He aquf la lista integra de las
operas de Donizetti: "Enrico di
Borgogna, II Falegname di 1.-Two
lia. lie nozze III villa, Zoraide di
Granate, La zingara, La lettera
lnonima, Chiara Serafna, Il for
tunato ningamo, Alfredo il gran
de, Una follia, L'ajo nell 'imbara-
zzo. Emilia de Liverpool, Alahor
in Granata, II CASTILLO degli inva-
lidi. Elvida, II borgomastro di
Saardanno, LIE convenience tea
trail, Otto messe in due ore. II
Giovedi grasso, Olivo Pasquale,
Il Erule di Roma, La regina di
Golconda, Clan nj di Calais. II pa
ria, II CASTILLO de Kenilworth, IL
Diluvio Universale, / pacce per
progetto, Francesca di Folk, Isuel
da di Lambartazzi. La romancie-
ra, Anna Bolena. Fausta, l. elixir
d amore. Ugo. conte di Paragi,
II furioSo mel isSola di San Do
mingo, Parisinas Torquato Tasso,
Lucrezia Borgia. Rosamunda d
mghilterra. Maria S5uarda. Ma
rino Faliero. Lucia di Lammer-
moor, Belisario,AH campanello di
notte, Il assedio di Calais. PA di
ToIomei. Roberto d 'Evereux, Ma
ria di Rudens, Poliuto", refundida
en- Los martires; Gianni di Pari-
gi. Gabriela di Nergy, La file du
regiment. La Favorita. Adelasia,
ossia la figlia dell Archivero, Ma
ria de Padilla, Linda di Chamou
nix, Don Pasquale, Maria di Ro-
han, Don Sebastian, Catarina Cor
naro, l. Aristea, | voti de subdite,
Elvira, IL Fausto ritorna. Adme-
te. La morte d'Ugolino, = etc, etc.
obras estrenadas en- Roma, Floren
ella, Milan. Nenecia, Palermo, Pa
ris Niena. Y que lievan impresas
ell sello romantico immortal de
Su ilustre autor, que Ell Puerto Ri
co pudimos admirar mas que num-
ca la noche Ell que Maria BARREN
tos cant6 la immortal LUCIA.
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PARA LA FERIA REGIONAL

Tenemos casas de campafia grandes
y pequefias $25 Y $50, propias para
negocios de exhibiciones.
M. A. CATALAN co.
Telefono 271, santurce, Stop. 90 Advt.
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CEVUT A Ell mas frssco, amplio
"a comedor con vista al
mar Departamsntos para fsmilias
Frents al edifieio del Ssnado y esrcs
10 los demas Centros Ofciales. III
mas convenients para transeuntss
Gale del Cristo. Nam. 16. San Juan
Tel&fono SA8 r. o Box ke3
ProVistari0: Pa1ro ArriatA
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BAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs

En Ell Immediate puesro dc BayamoH
bay un puesto para venta de peri6dt
cos en- une de los kioskos de In plaza
Es un sitio ideal y todas horas % ss.
contrara ALI Ell MUNDo".
Tambien SO venden cigarrilios, tebs
cos. dulces y refrascos. Advt.
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M. A. CATALAN v co.
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FL higado es uno de los organos mas Vi.
tales de su cuerpo debido sus impor
tantes funcciones, tiene que estar siempre
sano para trabaJar propiamente. 81 el
higado deja de trabajar, todas las materas
venenosas que normalmente son iestrui-
das por el higado Sc acurnularian pom
drian su vida en- grave peligro. FL Rene
dio de Leonardo para el Higado cs una
medicina segura nofensiva para curar
biliosidad. eructos. aliento fetido. dolores
de cabeza, estrenimiento. indigestion. dis
pepsia, fatulencia. estomago acido, todos
los desordenes del higado. estomago in
testinos. FL Remedio de Leonardo es agra
dable al paladar. es puro Y no contiene
calomel nj substancias peligrosas Unas
cuantas dosis del Remedio de Leonardo ie
probaran que es superior todos los demas
llamados medicamentos para el higado. De
venta en- todas las farmacias y droguerias
a
ES;IA| Q :: =: 80: -: o.: . .:
cada paquese ileva sssa
sarsa De !sbsiea.
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HOTELES

NACIONAL 90. Don col. s...s", ..ss,,... esp. !.
habitaciones en- primer piso. Empleados
sducados para el servicio. y serene psrs
recibir los pasajeros pocturnos. Pro
pistar1o CON veinte afios en- el nsgocio.
T. Rodrtgues Brenss. san JESn. B.
Box se7. Tel s3I. san Frsncisco IS
, 1920-02-20

New Seasons Pork per brI. $46.0 90
Heavy Mess Pork per bbl, $4,000
Sugar--Crystals maximum per 100 lbs
SIS. GA.
Sugar--Crystals minimum $I2.79
Molasses Sugar $50 test, no quotation.
Cotton, Middling Upland, at Liverpool
per ID. % 12-100d.
Exchange, New York and London, 60
days sight 1888
Exchange New York and London, sight
$500
LONDON. Feb. 18th 1919.
Sugar-Demerara Crystals duty paid price.
fixed BY the Royal Commission per cwts
106s. Cd. -109s. Cd.
Muscovado, 89oio basis, floating terms in
bond, Ditto duty free. 95s. Cd. 97s. Cd.
German Beet $500 fob. no further sales
during the war
White Java sugar elf T.. Kingdom elf
without engagement. 900
White Java Sugar, elf Uunited King
dom if arrives before 9th December So
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red per
cwt 1885, Cd. 1905. Cd.
Cotto Medium Fine Sea Island, at Iiv
erpool nominal per ID.
Bank of England rate of Discount ser
cent. 6.
Consois 4344
Three per cen rentes in Paris FEES. $50.
All prices subject to change.
, 1920-02-20
!. ubIicatiion
FROM THE POLICE.

THE attention of all owners and drivers
of vehic,es in the Island Of ST. Croix
is hereby called to the observance of.
and compliance with, Paragraph q Of
the Police Regulations for ST.. Croix Of
30th January 1915 and the Supplement-
tary Regulations Their to If oath Febru-
AIRY 1915-viz-
Paragraph T..
All vehicles when in use between the
hours of sunset and sunrise shall be pro.
vided with a lighted lantern on either
side, or at least in front on the right
side.
Supplementary Regulations.
For all automobiles, a Dist gushing
letter and number shall be prescribed by
the Police, and no automobile must be
used upon public roads without being
provided Nth tWO s5gnbodrdS, one an
front and one at the back of the car, con-
tanning these distinguishing signs, EASY
to be read at a distance of rs feet.
When in use between sunset and sun
rise, the automobiles must be provided
uib q lighted lantern Wh5ch cIeaYIy lI2l-
inmates the hind signboard.
JOHN L. CURRY.
Director Of Police.
Frederiksted Police Office, February
18th 1920.
, 1920-02-20

town was aroused by the alarm cf fire
which proved - % just outside the t3Nn
on estare "Concordia." About three
acres of canes were damaged, we hea..
Cane-tires seem to be frequent thir gs in
the crop season. West End NeW8, Feby.
18th.