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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

, First State Bank OF Yukon.
YUKON ..,.,.,,,.,......,... S,oUV''
Farmers National Bank Dal.
Hlatla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0.oUV'o
| First National Bank. Ashley. 10000
First National Bank. Bedford 10000 0
First National Bank. Blars-
WHO ....',,,,.........,. 3O,UOo'O
chael .,,....,...,......' 100000
| First National Bank Charleroi 100000
First National Bank. Chester 100000
First National Bank, Clarion $4,000 G
First National Bank, Cresson 10000
First National Bank. Dushore 100000 Q
First National Bank. Ebens-
burg ....,...........,s... 100000
| First National Bank Of Sails
bury. Elk Lick ...,..,'''. ''.' $4,000 @
First National Bank Gcncseo 10000
Campbell ......''',....'.' ,'.,, ''s 10000 q
| First National Bank Green's
burg ....,,.,..,.. 100, ,OOO.C
First National Bank, Harris
DurS .,..,....,,...., $4,000. 0
First National Bank inter.
course ,................,.. 40. 900 Q
First National Bank, Lebanon 10000. q
! First National Bari;, Lylens 5000 G
First National Bank. Meshop-
pen ......,,............ 10000 g
First National Bank. Mont
gomery ...,.......,....... 100000
First National Bank Non
louisville .............,... 10000
First National Bank. Pitcairn 10 900 Q
First National Bank at Pitts
burgh. Pittsburgh HMM. so oOO o
First National Bank. Plttston a., 5,OOO.O
First National Bank Ply
mouth .,,................ 25,OoO.C
First National Bank. Russell
ton ...................... s ZOO. Q
First National Bank Somerset 5000. Q
! First National Bank, Tyrone 5000. O
First National Bank Wells.
Doto ...r,. ................ 10000. 0
First National Bank wyoming 10 600. O
First National Bank. York $4,000 0
First National Bank. Younss-
vile ...................... 10000
Glensde National Bank Glen
side ..............,...... 100000
Grove city .....,.....,'''. y. 900 G
Glass Ctty Bank. Jeannette 1000 &
Guarantee Trust and Safe De
roait CO.. Phila delpha ..,.. 10000 o
Hon Bottom National Bank
Hop Bottom ............ 1000 0
li99mcr civ NH'ional Eanh. ...
Homer city .............. 10 600 o
IIonesdale National Bank.
IT"u"sdaiG .......... ...... 10000. 0
Barre. Wtkes-BArre 10. 600. o
Efa2!cwood Savings and Trus,
Co., Pittsburgh .......... 20 600. o
Joannett" Savings and nrus'
Co., Jeanette ....E...... 70, 600, 0
keystone Bank. Harrisburg. 10 OOO. o
Keystone Bank Scranton 5000 0
Lincoln Deposit & Trust CO..
Altoona .....,..........., 5000 o
I.atrobe Trust Co.. Lstrobe 30 900 O
Lebanon County Trust Co
i'obahoh '....,'... ''.'.,.. IOOOO U
I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Annual Meetings
IRON COMpANy

0-+' The Annual Meeting OF the Stock.
t'TIeFs or the Cambria Iron Company vii! be
IT"I at the office Of the Company, 1870
w li"ner building Junner and Chestnut Sts
H. ,,nllH.elphin. Pennsylvania on Tuesday
Marrh 10, 1891. ut 2 clock, T.. NJ. when an
,nsc ION VIII be held for Directors to serve
Tor the ensuing year. w. w
d. BREWER GEHLY. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
DEATHS


Rev j. A.. Lenenans Relatives and friends
dence. 1909 Morris Morris st. Solemn %lem mass q
1880 ., y. Int, Holy Cross. Please unit
vd1% tE9Na q RS M@F'R d 1sa ANN!s RssTss P
and friends arr, invited TO attend funeral
'Gt Wton S1 S rinal + services " S' in vHcegt % sp
rMA MARPT1rHn P1 oSnrT4 S55ooRSM 3. WM A. MARrrn
RSSySs Fs7as fF7a sbSrs nSSrs FSaFtb FESnEbR z @
L2dEsso 80, 19g <. Of p. Mggrghant;; Lodge
Tunnel & Co. invited 70 funeral Mon.
p m M G2a6s cR2aanG G @3y @ EsTR EsmRmsnoH I S'ryRen GRufcb
9th and Wharton sts, Int. private Friends
may cal sun. eve. ,o,, ,o>.ra
MAT[ASk, .goa ao Rsa,!ves a9S 9sIo1r..,sr friend,
from her ni'Sa atS resdemec 80 eG T. oadwss
q,G2gCSister gr2uris no., ~ Int Cedar Grove Gem
SsI %iIt;Lf4M w., 5e Es,,S
ing, is2Q {G6sstny%t *. dPhiSS SSr,,,p1yr r,,.
of Sdsa lde Gnca e. aTARISG DoIo Relative: ives
Ssnd frtegds are invited to atgn9 gnS 5SrS fnersI
o" Solemn hgh mass OF reanSm i At s
Patricks Church 10 a. m. Int. cathedral
MGGowAYI,suadenly, ?rayGn, .; THOMAS MAS
gay e. Mary's es"ef socio!Y De, ia
g." inyi,ed to funeral, Mon, s:ao q m
s.. Charles Church 10 a. m, Int ST.
.McSORLEY. At Bordentown: n z.
March March . RRIDGET p; Wtf" Of James nnn NC, sns
S2rSy and daqFh,er Of the Ists n,n JTnn Mnp snp
J. aud EIi1abe,h 4 RcRan. Relatives and
her ' has5amd 9ys rssdonCo NO a'f%% ~ j.
Mon. $40 q. m. Solemn high mass -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

tDiscount rate corresponds with interest
rate borne by certificates pledged as collat.
eral, with minimum Of 8 per cent in the case
Of Atlanta, Kansas City and Dallas. and
5h per cent i'm the case of Cleveland, Rich
m0nd. Chicago. San Francisco and Phla-
dephia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
GUARANTEE FINANCE TRUST
81 Chestnut Street.

Tic Directors have declared the royular
'artprly dividend Of 3qc per share on the
.'Gf}e[[rG9 stock: PAYABLE April 2. 1891. TO
2cN,holders or record March Is loal'
March 2 100, PAUL KoLBEB, Treas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

~ m"Nals for the Construction Of Fire Walls
''"%% IT,5I,. 81 the Constructing 9uartermaster,
"'"d'et0wn Air intermedinte Depot
MiddletOwn. Pa.
~.3. ! prOpOsals will be received here
$50 y. m. March 25. 1921. and then
""l for construction as stated above
.' "W specifications on appliCation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
ImE ElkCTRIC STORAGE HATTERy :,

SIlcsnenN ave, and 10Th st
Philadelphia, March =, 1921
The directors have declared dividend OF
'r" dollars $1,000 per share from the net
e'rninss OF the company on both common
'n1 preferred stocks, payable April l. i92i'
20 stockholders Of record at the close n;
T. l'n"ss on March IA. 1921. Cheeks viii be-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
DEATHS

4
employes OF Nlctol9s 8 Lauber invited to
ss sseo r. Mcris Ss ssGT IT, m
Friends may view remains sun, to 10
WIDOW II 6ads = 3 SSa f2 assd s. 5%
tives and friends INVITED TO funeral services,
GGG Rsyum @ at S hSr r. fSRn 1
BAFRET@TSSMSroRR' 3, RICHARD husband
II iys cathsrlTs TG Bsrre AGED 80 years RcIa
invited vic to attend nsPa 2T Nne None 2GS'
m. from his late residence. $500 sullivan
T mass "a at Ghqr'h n1 ioy W
SeRRp!SfTe RpSK Cen, Gem ,,,vc nxo -, uoroco
Tues; 2:30 p. m. at residence Of her father
GnsTISs S9midEs [dE 2SIe n i'm St Int
Mon eye. North Penn Council No, Isl. ID.
>, ,BBERRdER.3,on March 4, 1921, CHRIS;
he9ecGa n,t,scGa Berger Relatives and friends are
the oliver IL BAR h0f Building. Rn 1870 %iR Chest.
nut st. Int. private.
=, ,BiRRcH,-Msrch IR6 t.. ! Louise, s., daughter
| OF the late Thomas and Elizabeth Stein
metz Birch. Relatives and friends are IN
VI Ti'ed ros,S to sttend funeral services. Mon. p.
= BIFR;DssALE.sgddenly March 4 JAMES
tyes and friends invited to attend funeral,
Mon, Mon P M late residence, lG3 y. Far
o BLgop@MRsSSs5SS MRS5S GF0is j. RohHRr fin g.. son Of
late John and Hannah blood, In his 5ist
Lodge No SS "Pa aTGn4s nhG M S'o arc G9rFnS9 n1s
is,o 20 attend tend, funeral serwces Mon. p. M.
| lEterment private
,v,fS ,hfoMtP.Eo1 ~ I7s] March a. 1921. FRANCES Z,
are are 3ItaJ % era d Bond S Relatives and friends
s };if T. ,s,s}mgn S%N ApSpT% 15oS
widow Of charles p M RoSor J" Res;veS yGG syrnsd asd
5rlends 5r.n is are invited to attend funeral. Mon,
llnth st. and Germantown ave. i'm, private,
,,o@'de e,o 'em' Remains may be viewed Sun.
=, BRADFoRD.-rn West Chester. pa on
N MarGh Sh .; 1921, DAVID CATDwELL1.' SON on
Rra6soIIate TRu ,hs Iate Or: James r. and Mary iTcwson
nr,v.,o mi; az the Church OF the Holy Trinity Int
husband Of tie ate "F' SaT4raIr%2 81 III nrrys WishlA
funSrgaaIF Efca:!yes gnd friends invited to
funeral parlors Of toward s DiIi';cs"' "'l l5555S
~, Tar, PaImer rpe r. lntorment Greonwo5d Gene.
Sinyg fiiy aftan FfH.nains maE be viewed sunday eve
of fbE0MiGNf2n bSyiG pa % MAR March : ANNE p wife
d2so st. mean n 44th f aTr and P6rs5a Ear T%S9enf G
aSriniTnt oyani,s private Friends may call Sunday
sARHMY AhRE9YH i vi ,v,togs on Third Mog,h an. l22l
attend funeral services. on ne seSond.dsvl 7tR 7RI
WISIant' W9ad ea6o 81 go p m at Friends Boarding
private. o. ''e' '''o"'o"h' INT
M5ssa 5 HHXnf VIII: Eea2I:1 df Edmund RI r
friends are invited to attend funeral Tues es'l
2,Sb m;s Mas. az w"nPt st. Jeni'ntown Pa
rTIsAJs %AJS 5s% Msr"5 sD1Ia!s }&Hx S;H CAIN
Ito TO- 10 o'clock, at the arlors Of D. II
,Srynen, Hpwen & Son. 5oth ana Cothnrtne sts In.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Treasury Department
Q Amounts nthe esenaaF t Q Business huny

dS at Close of RlISir,ecS Febr
AS o> VI 'oA~o"
-
lr5paIeesnen, Nauohal BANK N ooo M /
1i. ,,,
O. IyniiShor% '''e ~ ''" OOo 90 |
Union Nat,onaI HarL con.
n"II.,.iiii a'io"al b"""' No"- 90 ,oo m
Union Banl,rg e. ,rr,,a, 80
DuI3ois u'' va 4, ooO oo |
r-nIo. ,r.... ,,,,','' , i''O'''''
Wania LIarip,oi L. Spp, oi i7hhsSI- n. ooo m
,.,,a t,airlsours ,'',',''' %''o'''0'
t", N@t'ohai BANK JOINS ,o ooo m
.oW" ,',,''''.''..''''.,'' loooo'oo
'ixon Bank OF Nanty-Glo, ooo "a
t-,ta,
OIlUn hTrsh savings Bank PITTS n ooo m |
,-,'I. ,, ,,,''''',' oo'o'''0'
Chi9n n3i trust Co. Of Pittsburgh. ooo ~
oR,2n mon Deposit Trust Co. am ~
Union Trust CO.. Lancaster. % 900. 90
Valley National Bank cham.
bersburg ....,..,.....,.. So 900 90
WASHINGTON Trust Co pms.
burgh ..........-,.,. 100 900 90
Warren SavinRs Rark & .rrrs,
Co, Warren II 600 90
WaXnesboro Trust co.. Wayncs-
boro '..''..'''',.......... 10000. 90
West Side Bank, West Ptttston 100000
Wyoming Valley Trust co.
Ues, prornh <o,ta,,a, pa, -''''''' W .
WuIiansnort ''''"' """"' -, ooo n,
willlamsport Natio,aI RANK
Willlamsport ,.,.....!'", ~, 600 90
wlndber Trust ca wi1dho, "a Ooo m
Woodlaw, Trmst 90 v.oa,, ~ ~ '"o"'o "o"' oo oo
,v,o,aa >.a.,1 49, 70, w oon!aWh -"'ooo'oo
MeS''rh Nalohei Bank. York. 100000
|0rh ~, ~; iEI;cn&nse National Bank.
in'Ia"cLph'a .',,''...'.'.,.. 1910
e1PSbEHer PbHr IIE ~Nat"na! Bank,
,rarriah',nn r% ,r. - ,,'','' -"''o"
h,,rS r.sours trust CO.. Harris
..', "o3-'oS
y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

Inning 4 uHu NOtiCt
', ~ trust Company, substituted trus.
I'M Ter moriEase Of the Hale Coal com.
, d"lcd April =. 1917 invites proposals
y lH" sale 70 the said trustee of sufficient
4, III" F4rsl Mortgage so Gold Bonds Of the
!, :, f., .,- n0a Company to exhaust the sum OF
,'~.'"".OO, proposals to be addressed to the
. !, o,'."' At lts Once. Nos, 1881 Chestnut
-" IN, Iadclphla to be opened and acted
" ,n"" Monday. March ~. 1921. at I? O'Clock
A. \" offer exceeding lO2 per cent and aC-
rd interest will I've accepted
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
Substituted TRUSTEE.
WM p. GEST, President
"i '.phia March I, 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05

ohiCe " The United Gas Improyement 20
n W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets
me Directors have this day declared a
Saerlor,y Ssr diy,dend OF one and three quarters
sioci Of this Company, payable Marcb ~
lS@l, to holders OF Preferred Stock of record
a. me close Of business February 2S. 1921.
l. W MORRIS ,rraannr.z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official rediscount ratss at the twelve Fed
eral Reserve banks are as follows:
Treas LIB, Conf Bkrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-05
FINANCIAL.

Id fmhR SINKING Fund FIVE PER GENT
LpmmIhNTERAI: TRUST MORTGAGE GOLD
nNDS, DATED JUNE I. 1900.
Lnder the provisions OF tho mortgage
'FArd proposals. will be received for the ac.
Warch y ne o, sinking Fund until 3 D. M.
Gn'd. Trustee, for the sale TO it, at the
,oWesi price, not exceeding par and accrued
,,eL ,,I ILeSta or so many OF the above bonds as
y w. 3"2 O3 will purchase.
Flonosa = should be indorsed Proposals
~ prm NE sale OF the Welsbach Company Five
nen Collateral Trust Gold Bonds and
r.,,, nr,, ASA s. WING. President.
'HE' PK,0VlDENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
y, w. cor. 4th and Chestnut SITS.
nI a lrln D.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
a CHANGING WORLD.

We are living in a changing world.
/. never thought l could ever be cured
# my stomach trouble. Medical sci
nee seemed unable to help me. But
hank God we are progressing and
low Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has
elivered me from all stomach symp.
oms. l am again able to eat any
hing" 1t is a simple, harmless prep
iration that removes the catarrhal
nucGs from the intestinal tract and al
avs the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and in
testinal ailments, including appended
It's. One dose will convince or money
refunded. For sale by all druggists.
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Office TO TEACHERS OF TIL {
STATE EXAMINATION.

On < EAAmtiNfAi HIM.
The next State Examination will 81
held in the High School building
Brunswick, Georgia, on the 29tll ane
Both of July, 1921, beginning al. $50
La. m. The Reading Course for the re
newal of First Grade Certificates con
|sist bf'the following:
Reading Course for Teachers Primary
and General Elementary.
4. Manual for Georgia Teachers
County Superintendent. Free.
2 Woofter's Teaching IN RuraI
Schools Southern School Book lie
pository, III Auburn Ave. Atlanta
Ga.) sI.2o.
3. Dresslar's School Hygiene, (SoutH
ern School Book Depository, 121 All
burn Ave, Atlanta, Gal, $120.
High Schools and Supervisory.
/. Manual for Georgia Teachers
County Superintendent. Free.
2. Reaper's Consolidated Rural
School (Southern School Book De
pository, 121 Auburn Ave.. Atlanta
Ga.) Postpaid, $l75.
3. All the Children of All the People
Smith, (Southern. School Book be
pository, 121 Auburn Ave, Atlanta
Ga.) Postpaid, $105.
CHAS Il. DRYDEN. C. s. 8.
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IMPROVED SCHEDULES FROM
BRUNSWICK 10 EASTERN
z POINTS VIA THALMAMN
AND S. A. L. RY.

The A., B. & A. railroad nov has the
quickest tally service to Eastern
points via Thalmann and S. A. L. Ry.
By leaving Brunswick via this route
at 1000 a. m. passengers will arrive
at Savannah 1885 p. m, Richmond
5:1O a. M. Washington, D. c., S:45
a. m, following morning, and New
York City 1:57 p. m.
This service affords passengers best
accommodations in all-steel Pullman
equipment from Thalmarn, and ne
cessitates the change of cars but one
time between Brunswick and Eastern
points. Information and reservations
will be gladly furnished by ]. A.
McVeigh, telephone 392-
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PERSONALS


Dr. Homer Pierson, of HazlehWrst,
us spending a few gays in the city.
/. G. C. Smith has returned from a
short business trip to Savannah
il. colson is srending a fewdays
in Atlanta.
Alex Rotholz leaves in a few days
on a short visit to New York.
George H. True, of st. Simon, was
in the city yesterday.
L. Ludwig leaves this monring on
short trip to Savannah.
]. K. Henderson, of ocilla. was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
Wright Willingham, well-known at
torney Of Rome, was among the Wis
itors to. the city yesterday.
John Crowder an old Brunswickian
now of Columbus, is spending few
days in the city.
! CITY Attorney r. D. Meader has re-
turned from business thip to At
hnta.
N b. McKinnon leafs yesterday to
spend a few days on Cumberland.
!. J. H. Trant is spending several days
in brownsville.
Postmaster Bum, of Waycross, was
in the city yesterday en- route to st.
Simon where he-will spend a few days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
WHATA TRIAL
REVEALS
Sweet Dreams, the Great Mos
quito Remedy, Offers Many
Pleasant Surprises.

Because a certain mosquito remedy
failed to work. or because it stained
bed linen had led some people to be-
lieye that such is true Of all mosquito
remedies.
To these same people we appeal.
Sweet Dreams does keep mosquitoes
off; it does not stain and it is free
from all offensive odors.
These facts a trial will reveal. You
will find Sweet Dreams to be very
wonderful mosquito remedy.
Your dealer has Sweet Dreams.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29

666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss Of Appetite and
Headaches, due to Torpid Liver.
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We are proud of the confidence doc.
-ors. druggists and the public have in
Sc Chill nRd Fever Tonic.
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Buy your magazines at
Glover Brothers.
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One szesmaller and shoes last longer after using
! Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powder for
the feet. Shaken into the shoes and sprinkled
in the foot-bath, Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight
or new shoes feel easy gives instant reliefto
corIfs and bunons, prevents Blisters, Gallons
and Sore Spots. It's the greatest comfort
discovery of the age Try IL today. Sold
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~ & E" Filing Supplies.
Glover Brothers. MN
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HERE'S a smoke that talks
/ 4 in any language and needs
no interpreter. Light up a Ches-
terfeld, draw 6eep--and mora
plainly than words your smile
will tell the world "They Sat-
isfy." It's the blend that does
it--and you can't get Satisfy
anywhere except in Chester
fields, for that blend can't be
copied
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What Your Time Worth?

WHEN you go buy pair of boots peas kitchen
cabinet do you know exactly What you wanor you shop
around and take pot luck?
You many hours tme-and many good hard
doIarby knowing beforehand what you where TO get it,
and approximately how much ii will COST
You always know this much before you enter store.
It's clothing. you know how well il should andnh
The style should be. Ii it's musical instrument you know
what TO exnect in tone and workmanship It's carpet sweep
you know what kind OF service it should give.
Merchants with established regulations for honesty the
best with whom to deal.
Merchandise with established reputation the best buy.
The only to be pthe goods YOU buy 10 read The
advertisements in this regularly. As practice its far
better than rummaging around.
Ii saves time. Ii saves money.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-27
MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK,
STOCKS.

in its essential features the stock
market today followed its dull and UNI
certain course Of recent days. After
. further advance In the European
oils. especially Royal Dutch and Shell
Transport, az well as>more pool buy
ing of General Asphalt, American
Can. General Electric and Internation-
al Paper, the. list began to sell of.
Asphalt and Mexican Petroleum were
among the first to weaken with Bald
win Locomotive, S~tudebaker and Re-
public Steel: Among IL specialties
Sears tRoebuck lost three points and
miscellaneous shares fell l to
2 points. The money market was un-
changed with cali loans at Z per cent,
but the British rate of exchange made
. further gain 70 3.9e a-4.
Etrem6dullness attended the early
dealings in the stock market today.
Royal Dutch soon rose l Ia points
and General Asphalt, advanced a large
fraction. American Can. vanadium
Steel, International Paper. Peoples
higher by fractions to point. The
heavy issues included Atlantic Gulf,
May Department Stores, Crucible
Steel and American Agricultural
Chemical. Mexican oils also yielded
to further pressure. Preliminary
quotations for foreign exchange indi-
Gated another active day, the British
demand rate making a further adj
vance to 1886 Ia.
Oils were the prominent features
of the intermediate session, domestic
issues showing a ftrmer tone in the
further advance of Royal Dutch.
Shippings and sugars also were l to 2
points higher with secondary rails
such as Denver and Rio Grande pre-
fcrred. and New Orleans, Texas and
Mexico. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-27
THE REAL CRVSOE.

Robinson Crusoe's man Friday, the
parrot, and the goats were "a char
acters. They lived in a cave and met
with countless adventures as we have
always pictured them. A new light
has been thrown on the real Crusoe
lends added fascination to the great
adventure. 1t was probably not an
Englishman named Selkirk, but a
Portuguese named Fernar Lopez who
was the original Of the immortal
Crusoe. And the famous island was
mo- Juan Fernandez, of the South
American coast, but the more familiar
island of Saint Helena, of the coast
of Africa.
The adventures Of Lopez on his
lonely island would have much more
in common with the story Of Robin
son Crusoe than those of Selkirk.
The Portuguese exile lived alone on hts
island than 80 years. while Sell
kirk was exiled for only about four.
Lopez again shared his exile with a
black slave. which nay we'll have sug-
gested Friday to Defoe. He carried
ashore a rooster intended for food.
this seems to have been the original
of the famous parrot. The Lopez
household included also many, goats.
The adventure of the Spanish exile
on his remote island attracted far
more attention throughout Europe
than did those of Selkirk and must.
have9sbeen familiar to Defoe. The.
long exile was broken by a trip to
Europe when Lopez was given a re-
markable reception not only in Por-
tugal but in Italy as well. He was
received by the king of Portugal and
even jo1rneyed to Rome, where he
was granted an audience with the
pope.
The travels sof Robinson Crusoe on
his return to Europe, as Defoe de-
scribes them, were evidently sug-
gested by Lopez's own experience
rather than by those Of tho English
sailor, Selkirk. 1t will be recalled
that Crusoe, after his travels, re-
turned to visit his island, although.
Selkirk a content to remain in
England, Lopez voluntarily. returned
to Saint Helena. which was then I'M
inhabited, where he lived alone for
more than 20 years. From, all the
internal evidence it seems that Defoe
borrowed freely from the adventures
of Lopez. rather than those OF Selkirk
in writing his immortal romance
Francis Arnold in Boys Life.
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