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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18


Puerto RICO e. Ia suiza dsi enisferis
occidental Admirause prcciosoa palsa
jes en- las monta6.s pres iauto iaa eimar
como las simas ssfAn curlertos duranio
ol afs de una verdura sin igus1 Tncom.
parallels caucssras conducoa a Iss er.
curaonisiss a 10 mas alto dc las c1rll.
lleraa Un masnlaco panorana. eu ei
Que se vislumbran 81 mar los vallss las
plau;aciones Dc cafe. iabSco , azucaf. e.
sustiiuido Dor otro. = dc tai mansrs sas
cads uno que venoa ros parece mss bell,
que el anterior. AQui en- Puorts Rico.
sc puede vivir en casas dc campaaa. on
virtud de 10 agradable del clima
In las montahas. Jas noches son acm.
pre- frescas listed puodo doraiir en- ios
picOs mas altos y conner haata mas
no podor. Ia isia tlsne uno de los ba.
nos calicutes mas famosos del mundo.
nsuy buonos para el rsumatisfus aires
saludabies para ias psFsonas en- mai
estado de salud
lie gusta a I'd. Ia pcica7 Puea este
es el paraiso para los peacaaoret A
pOea distaneia de Ia costa de- Puerto
Rico 50 encuentran petcs de dos q Glen
libras, y hay oportuuidades para csta-
blecer un 'club" de pesoa ca la isla
de IA Mons, muy eerca de IL costa dc
Puerto Rico. Los natuFaisz estaran
muy aissTes. De reunir'o q usted para
ESQ An.
~ ahOra Mr. Autsmovliista7 Usted
Ia perdidO 10 mas eucantador ea cl
HemisferiO occidental 81 no b. viaiaa1
por estas eauesgas portouiaushas
que son de pioara , hacen bfilisr ios
ojos de los automoviHstas 81 coutem.
plarias. 81 las racors us'ed. isa vicn.
do palisades que le cautivartu.
Monte su auto en- un buque ea gneva
York. desputs Dc despcrdiriar ia gas0.
Lima para obugaf = Ia compaala dc
vapores a one 10 tranEporte: dele adi6s
Sandy Hook y divide sus penaa. puc.
"a hOras fesputs que 81 hareo leve
anclas, respirar& I'd. una asm6ffora
CUE ha de ienafls De sorprssa 3 re-
gociiO; 10 ha hseho Ud.: deniFo de
cuatro dias empezara I'd q vivir
Is una verdadssa dsllcia.
SPOr que no visns Ud . vivlr con nsa
otros7
Sea I'd. un americana .portcFr.qu
Ud. puede volver a los Eatados Unl.
dos las veces cue guste. pass 4 cada
momsuto arriban las piayas poft5ui
quehas barcos americsn0s. veaaa. sea
uno de los nuestros , compaFta nussfra
vida en- este eden Dc cserno verano.
Goce de nueatra vida social. pres dis
ponemos Dc magniaeos clubs. testros
cines. hermosss residencias. cortesis. hos
pitalaFiOs habitsntss. rehnada cuifula.
etc, etc.
RecibiFnos peFfodicos y rsvissaa ame.
ricanas de todas eiases y por tedos Jos
eoreos y hay dos nnezs cabisSFkacas
sAsteAl4aa teiAIesAteea = ha4a - 0tl.A
Gree I'd. que essamoa retirsaes -
usted7 Ridicnlo e. pensario. Aqui vera
listed mas amsricanas cue en- fu prspie
lar
venga y visltsuos. para cue - aces
tumbre q esta vida. pues I'd eiorta-
meute admirar4 . este pals tanto come
uosotrss7 Como ehiraa. tororlas IA.
fas. aguacates. guayabaA escos sscos
y de aqua, todos Jos diaA Bsba dci
cafe mas deiicieso del mundo. cue -
cosecha en- el pals.
otra vez decimoss venEa
FL viaie. por Il. IL harA bisn. y nusa
era bicnvsnida ssr& sincera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

El chauffeur Estanislao Ramos,
condenado en- este case, 10 habia sido no
hacia ounce dias por la misma Corte al
pagar una multa de diez dolares, por
infracci6n Ia ley
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

los bienss de este mundo. este e. Fl n.
gar prOpicio para ssrandar ~ foFtuna
81 usted osta intsFcsado en- cualuueE
empresa y dssea saber 81 Puerto Ric5
sirve para clio. eseEfbaie a L. oAmsra
Tnsular de Concrete = mcior a6n. tome
ei primer vapor qus salga hsFa una
vista Estsmos POGO mas isios ds Nueva
York cue 10 que es.a Chicago.
II yiaio ie propoTcionara placerar.
el recibimleuto llenara s1 erpsrita ds
sozO.
HAoA UE v1AJE a PUERTO RICO.
I'm esta tierFa beaaits. b eabaiisro.
81 Espaha. csn SIS romaurra. se IA mnl
do ceraiaimente. en iaa 6iilms- Is aaos
cor "a pr6diga AmsE.cs. coio1 dssembar
co aqui. cn 81 rsrsEds vlai-. ca a. fitlo
hey memorable. defpuSs del cure ds
vaTias eenturias; aqui Ponce de Leon
consiruy6 nm psiaeto y soh6 con "a fnsn-
te de Ia eterna iuveutud; aqui yacsn los
restos del iiurtre erpaGol. aqui hsy f-f.
talszas y campos do baialia. srEastulss.
fcsos. tiendas. almaccncs. troies. fsr5.
esrn'es. etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
FLETES

Ell precio de los fetes continda inal
terabIe o sea: desde la Costa Norte
de Cuba para New York, Filadelfa,
Savannah y Galveston 20 centavos
las 100 hbras. Para Boston "a cen
tavos " para New Orleans a 1S CEN
tavos. Desde la Costa Sur centavos
adicionales. Continiia activa la demanda
de espacio para embarques.
Aqui, en- Puerto Rico, Sc ha consti-
tuido un Comite, compuesto por tres
cabaEeros del Rotary Club para
que gestionen la rebaja de los Aetes.
Asimismo Sc ha creado otro de la Ca
mara de Comercio con el mismo fiji. Los
precios de los fetes en- la isla son de
80 centavos cada quintal de azdcar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

Ell GRAN HISTORIADoR PROPCNE
QUE Ell MUNDo Sc coNSTITUYA
EN- UN SOLO EsTADo CON UNA SO
LA BANDERA. sU PRoFUNDo ESTU
DIo DE LA HISToRIA DE LA HUMA-
NIDAD LIE COMMENCE DE QUE Es-
TO ES POSSIBLE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
Ell MERcADo LOCAL

Ell mercado en- San Juan sigue quie-
to. Ell precio a que podrian pagar los
compradores no satisface los tenedo-
res, quienes han resuelto esperar hasta
que Sc aclare la inc6gnita.
No ha habido ningrlna operaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

Ell sabado ult'no &barc6 para sto.
Domingo, nnss Iinado amigo don
Ramon Acevsas Ntazalez, uuien recibi6
instruccioaes stados Unidos, para
empezar los essaaios preliminares para
la conssIaa lei ferrocarril del Nor
te de a Repdblica.
DesH inteligente ingeniero fe-
liz II gran empresa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
-UN AsEsINATo y UN suicIDIo
FL MUNDo

Isabella. abfil a..
FL MUNDo.
San Juan.
Antonio Cruz msta DE- aeis puhaia.
DIS a su novia ) laeWo vueiva eontfn
ii. irfritndose euatro herisAsa, to-
das mortaies Ambos cadsveres fuc-
ron tfasladados 81 pueblo. AutoridE-
des aeiivamcnte investigan movies
horroross tr1gedia.
corresponsai Esp<eial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
San Juan.

Miguel Noya, miembro distingui-
do familia esta poblacion, puso fin
vida suicidandose.
CORREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18
UN> SUICIDE EN- CAMUY
(Por telegrafo)

Camuy, abril II. 4
Ell MUNDo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

Tancredo PTNOCHET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-18

Isabella. ainH t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08

his administration.
Johnson was one OF "a score Of
senators and congressman invited 20
confer with Harding at a dinner at
ministration and its foreign policies
may be passed upon Monday by
the senate and the -enate foreign
relations committee. Sen Henry Cab
the white house tonight.
New America diplomatic represen-
tatives-''who are to be the spOkes-
men over seas % the Harding ad-
ot Lodge Of Massachusetts,. republican
leader Of the senate and chairman
Of the foreign relations committee
indicated that he expected a list Of
nominations for diplomatic and con-
sular posts 90 be submitted by
Pres't Harding for imm date act
ion IT is said TO be the presidents de-
sire 70 have the reorga nization Of the
American diplomatic corps effected
as speedily as possible.
The foreign relations committee
will be the first IN republican admin
istration in eight years. Close CO.
operation between Sen. Lodge and
the white house and state Depart
ment is planned, despite the mar
row margin by which Lodge and
his friends control the committee.
Sen. Lodge can command the I'M
swerving support Of four OF the pres
ent republican members ~ the COM
mittee. Sens Knox. Pennsylvania.
Brandegee, Connecticut. New, md
lana, and Moses, New Hampshire.
Three other republican members are
not always certain TO agree with the
chairman-Sens BOrah. Idaho;
Johnson. California and McCumber,
North Dakota.
on issues like the League Of
Nations. Sen. Lodge commands a
safe majority including Sens, Borah
and Johnson; on others his control
of the committee which now in
cludes six democrats. is at times un-
certain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
Flames SrOeep Petrograd
AS Anti-Red Revolt Grows
By International News Service :

By International News Service.
LONDON. March THE bayon-
cts OF rcd army were stu upholdinc
the authority Of the Russian soviet
against the anti-boishevik insurgents
but the loyalty OF the troops was re-
ported 10 be wavering. according 20
an Exchange telegraph despatch
from HelsingOfrs Monday. The dis
patch quoted a Finnish courier who
had Just arrived from Petrograd as
saying:
Extensive fires have broken out
IN Petrograd. The loyalty Of the
soviet troops Is waverlng. In Mos
COW reds in armOred ears are pa
trolling the streets and are usine
artillery against the striking work
men
All the local soviet officials Al
Pskoff were killed by rebels.
"Cossacks under Gen. Dutov are
in the Orenourg district OF the Ural
mountains trying 20 cut off bolshe-
vik communication with Turkestan''
said a Riga despatch to the Daily
Express.
The last food train from Siberia
eanne through two weeks ago.
Tho red garrison at Pskoff NUT
mined or Sunday.
Tho red guards and workmen de-
seafeSf tho special communist troops
that had been sent against them.
Th0y arrested and killed all the
local commissaries and other boil
shevik officials.
Tho fortress OF KrOnstadt un-
doubtedly had an important part in
the counter-revolution. The insur-
gents there were led by Capt. Brug-
ser. formerly or the imperial navy.
The bolsheviks are building
trenches and mountain artillery on
the coast. In the region of Orien-
baum. four hattleships bombarded
bolshevik batteries. silencing four OF
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
Send RooseOe[t2s Name to
Senate for Confirmation

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Pres't
HardinE Monday sent go the senate
III following nominations.
To be assistant secretary Of navy
Theodore Roosevelt.
To be under-sccretary of state
Henry =. Fletcher
To De assistant secretary Of agri-
culture. D. Ball
To be major general commandant
81 the Marine corps-John a. Le-
leune
To be major general iu the Marine
eorps-GeorEe Barnett.
The president also sent 90 the
senate long list Of secretaries Of
legations which had failed OF con
firmstiOn in the last congress.
PTes't Harding will decide upon
the date OF the special session Of
congress before Tuesday. he today
informed Sen Underwood ~ Ala
bama. minority leader OF the SEN
ate. Sen. Underwood told the presi-
dent that he felt that the new con-
RTers n given "A few weeks rest.
Eress II given "A few weeks rest.
While the president has not yet set
the date Sen. Underwood said he
believed that the special session
would not be called until early in
April.
The first cabinet meeting Of the
new administration will take place
Tuesday morning. The white house
today issued a call for the initial
session 20 meet az IL a. IN.
The promise given by Pres't Hard
sng during the campaign that If
elected he would provide place in
the cabinet for the vice-president,
viii be fulfilled. Vice-Pres't Cool
adge received his invitation along
with the regular cabinet members.
For the first time since his nom
bnatiOn. Pres't Harding Monday in
cluded Sen. Hiram Johnson Of Cali
1ornia among the best minds" who
are TO help him shape the course OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
One Man Gets DiUOrCe:
" oman Sues For One

One man was granted a divorce
and one woman filed suit for one in
the ST. Joseph superior court Mon
day.
The decree granted by Judge Ches-
ter r. Montgomery legally separates
Marvin Stuart from his wife, Ada
Il. Stuart. Cruel and inhuman treat
ment was alleged in Stuart's COM
plant which also declared that the
couple was married April 19. 1920.
The suit for divorce was filed by
Gladys b. Brake who wants to be
separated from William Brake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08

greater difficulties in the past We
are well acquainted with our enemy
We expect to beat him finally in the
spring"
Genine furnished statistics showing
that the food ration had dropped
from 200 wagons every five days to
20. but he said that the situation was
we'll in hand"
IT is reported here that Cen Kov-
lOvsky Of the former imperial reg
ime, with a few hundred followers.
is causing some disturbance at
Krnostadt. No definite reports have
come from there regarding counter
revolutionary movements.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
ASK U. s. AID.

BY United Press:
PARIS, March American sup
port for the Russian insurgents at
Kronstadt was urged Monday by the
Russian parliamentary committee
here in a cable 10 Pres't Harding and
Sec'ys Hughes and Hoover.
The committee which includes
Alexander Kerensky and Paul Mil
ioukoff urged that food be rushed to
the sailors in Kronstadt and that
America support the fight Of Rus
sian labor against the enemies of
civilization"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08

MOSCOW, March 3. via Reval and
Berlin. March 7.-NiColai Lenine, in
n speech 20 the Moscow soviet today
upon tho disorders which have been
reported from various quarters dis
counted them and attributed them TO
the shortage of fuel.
II che recent demonstrations at
PetroErad and Moscow there was
actually only one provocative shot
fired which killed a communist, -
said Lenine.
These are unfortunate days. but
We have lived through even far
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
Deny Petition Calling
For annexation of Section

County commissioners Monday de-
MED the petition of minority prop
erty owners in section 25, Center
township, for the annexation IT a
quarter section embracing a strip of
land on both sides Of Michigan ST.
to Portage township.
The quarter section covered $50
acres and the petition stated that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
sOVIETs IN FLIGHT.

BY International News Service:
PARIS. March Russian soviet
officials have begun to flee the coun-
try in the face Of the revolution that
Is sweeping parts OF the country ac-
cOrdlng to advices received by the
French foreign office. These dis
patches said that the % bolshevik
commissaries have fled from Russia
into Esthonia. others that were in
flight were arrested at Esborg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
FEATHER YOUR NEST

and a beautiful new number Luana,
both sung by Campbel and Bun
now in stock. Also the comedy hitk
Rosie" ohio" My little Gee
Gee" in both vocal odd instrumental
Two new Mamie Smith records and
the big dance hits. Rose. Kismet.
Bright Eyes. Crazy Blues, Margie
Broadway Rore, Avalon, Whisper
ng Japanese Sandman and all
others are now in stock at the c..
". Copp MuAc Shop.
-Advt. 1851.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08
AnSlUerS Fire Harm at
Children's DispenSary

Hose Co No. 4 answered a still
alarm at the Children's Gispensary
Monday morning where a chimney
was burning. The flames were ex-
tinguished Immediately and no
damage resulted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-08

the present boundary arrangement
caused confusion at the polling
booths, in paying taxes and in mat
tiers pertaining to schools. The pres
ent plan. the petition further recited,
made taxation unequal
Commissioners reported that the
greater share of the property own
ers were opposed to the proposed
annexation.
A petition for disanneXatiOn fer
that portion of the section, now a
part of the city, was recently re-
fused by the city council
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
WILL INSPECT FIELDS
Villas County Spud Growers
Have Opportunity to Ger
tify Their Fields.

County Agent Gibson has in
formed the News that Saturday
state inspectors will be here for
the purpose of inspecting and
certifying fields of potatoes for
Villas county growers.
He asks that every grower make
application for certification, in
order that it may be done while
the inspectors are here.
Villas county spud growers have
failed in the past few years to
certify, and it has left the county
out of the list of certified potato
growers. Almost every other
county growing potatoes has had
a list of certified potato men.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
viii Be Some Race.

? Indications point to the speed
boat contest To be held next
Monday, that there will be the
SpeedieSt contest ever pulled off
in this whole lake region between
speed boats where speed alone
counts. The race will be for the
supremacy of the Eagle Waters
and that means a whole lot, bull
lieve me. For years motor boat
races on the Eagle waters has
been a dead issue, and that it is
coming back means much for the
enthusiast of water craft sports.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
LIGHTNING SHOCKED OPEN A NEW BUSINESS.
lola Business Man Establishes
Sporting Goods and Novel
ty Store.

o. c. Walstad & Son is the
name Of new firm established in
Eagle River. with headquarters in
the Walsh building one door west
of Adams Bros. store.
O. c. Walstad is from lola, Wau-
paca county, and will as soon as
his goods arrive open a sporting
goods store in the above building.
Besides a stock of sport goods he
will carry a line of periodicals,
novelties and cigars and tobaccos.
Mr.. Walstad has quite a number
of acquaintance in Eagle River,
having spent several falls here
during the hunting season, the
guest Of Oscar Gunderson, former
county agent of this county.
Both Mr.. w. and son are musi-
clans and will be taken in as
members of the band.
The family are occupying rooms
over the Walsh laundry, arriving
last Friday from lola.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
MARION LOST GAME
Down State Team Defeated
BY Eagle River in Easy
Game Sunday-Won From
Winnepe.

Wolk's Tigers from Marion de-
feated Camp Winnepe Saturday
by score of 1917. Sunday they
played Eagle River and were
easily beaten by a score of II to
10. Eagle River played loose ball,
else the score would have been
greater.
Marion was not there with the
real base ball pep, and the game
at no stage was brisk-rather it
was a yawning affair, with both
teams slipping things across easy
and without the slamming that
promotes snappy ball. Chief Paul,
Eagle Rivers pitcher, should have
landed two home runs had he been
in running condition. AS it was
he made two three baggers with
room to spare. Hanke also came
across with a three Dagger, while
Stanley duplicated it easily.
The box score tells the tale, es-
pecially the error column:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
REMODELING STORI
Knox Hardware Company
Refitting Interior of Old
Review Building on Rail
road Street.

The building corner Railroad
and Division streets, recently pur-
chased by c. c. Knox for his
new place of business, is being
renovated thoroughly both on
the lower and upper floors, and it
is intended that the premises will
be ready for occupancy within
ten days. Mr.. Knox will put in
operation a fully equipped hard
ware store in Eagle River, Occu-
plying the entire ground floor.
The upper rooms in the building
will be fitted up for residence
purposes, =
The Review vacated this build
ing last week and now occupies
it's new quarters a block east of
Railroad street.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Camp Tenderfoot Guests
Escape Death in Electrical
Storm Last Week.

Beyond being knocked out for
several minutes during a severe
electrical storm which struck in
the vicinity Of Camp Tenderfoot
on the Cisco chain of lakes west
Of State Line, the entire family of
a Chicago party staying at that
resort had a rather close call from
death last week.
The party which included the
father. mother and several chill
dren. guests at Camp Tenderfoot,
were boating from the resort on
Tenderfoot lake up the river into
Palmer lake. whe.e the portage
into Big lake starts. A rain and
wind storm struck the party, and
they went ashore under the trees
until the storm abated Light
ming struck the tree under which
they were standing. knocking
them out for several minutes.
One child. it is said, was slightly
burned by the electrical bolt.
This same STERN, accompanied
by terrific wind. did much
damage at Black Oak lake to
shade trees in the Ely. Barber
and Weisse summer home pro-
perties.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
ST. GERMAN DROWNING
Evanston Man Loses Life in
Sail Boat Body Recovered
and Shipped Home.

James ODonnell, aged thirty
six years. lost his life in Big St.
German lake last Saturday after
noon. while boating on that lake
in an improviSed sail boat. The
body was recovered about one
o'clock Sunday morning and Mon
day it was shipped TO Evanston.
H.. the home of the dead man.
Mr.. O'Donnell in company with
his sister and husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rush of Kankakee.
H. had been spending a camping
vacation in this section of the
AXE region. They had been
,amped for the past week on Big
St. German lake Just west Of
Hunters Log Cabin resort. Satur-
lay O'Donnell with the aid of
blanket and a rowbOat made a
sail boat and started out on the
lake during the high wind with
his little nephew aged about five
years. Being a good swimmer
and used to water. no attention
was paid the occupants of the
boat by Mr.. and Mrs. Rush. until
some time after they left shore.
Going TO the beach a short time
later Mr.. Rush saw the boat in
the shadows not very far from
shore. but without any occupants.
He noticed that it was still up
right, and possibly would have
paid 1t no more attention, but
seeing a hand thrust itself from
the water near the boat, realized
something was wrong. Wading
and swimming he reached the
spot near the boat just as his son
was thrust above water by the
drowning man. The boy was
hastily thrown in the boat and an
effort made TO reach ODonnell.
who had sunk, never coming up
again.
The boat being in a righted
condition. so far no reason is
given for the man and boy being
in the water. unless the latter
had fallen overheard and his uncle
had jumped in after him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Band Concert Thursday

Want Ads. Business Cetters
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Operated Upon.

Mrs. John Shattuck, who left
cage River several weeks ago for
Sparta for hospital treatment,
has passed through an operation
the past week for goitre. She
will return to her home in Eagle
River within the coming week.
Mrs. Walter Shattuck and Mrs.
p. l.. Morgan are now at Chat
field. Mimi, where the former IS
being treated in the Mayo hospi-
tai at Rochester.