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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05

Un indescriptible terror a ladro-
nes impide a la duena del collar,
en- ST, 100000, usarIo

y las deposito en- una b6veda de segu.
ridad de una compafiia fiduciaria de
Filadelia. ALI Sc encuentran to-
davia. Dijo mi esposa que Las per
las eran un regalo que la hacia, pero
todos comprendimos que pasarian mu
chos amos antes de que mi esposa pu.
diera lucirlas
mi ezposa es una joven de'gasa
de pequefia estatura asas perlas con
sisten en- dos largos hilos Y sentar!an
NAL y darian nota de NAL gusto en-
ella. No ha pensado nunca en- lie.
varlas puestas Cuando lie fucron re.
galadas las perlas a mi esposa vinieron
VERNE muchos reporteros = solici.
taron entrevistas. Nosotros nos ne
gamos a decir algo. porque, despues
6e todo, IqEe es 10 que podriamos de-
cir? Simplemente que su madre ha.
bia dicho que podian considerarse las
perlas desde aquel momento como de
la propiedad de su hija No tenia.
mos la menor idea de quo ESQ nos ha-
bria de proporcionar tai notoriedad
Por tanto, le agradeceriamos que ex.
plicara que nosotros no intentamos
sacar las perlas de donde Sc encuen-
tran nj ahora nj en- los amos futuros.
Las perlas constltuyen el objective
sencillo mas tentador para Ell botin de
los ladrones en- el hemisferio occiden-
tai. Son $50, cada una de elias del
mas fino Y delicado Orientc, distribui.
das en- cinco grandes hilos y miden
II liz pulgadas Estan valoradas
en- mas de 81 SOC. 600 y pueden SCI
guardadas en- un joyero tan pequehc
que podria colocarse en- Ell bolsillo de-
chaleco de un hombre.
su origen es incierto pero, ALA en-
Ell siglo diez ocho habian llegado
va a poder de Catalina II de Russia
Constituian 'el deslumbrador punso
central de su toilette regia, en- la cor
te mas fastuosa que Sc conoce en- Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05
DE ,NuEyA YORK

Ell ''Porto Rico trajo los siguien-
tee pasajeros:
r. Ruiz Arnau, P. Antongiargi, Sey
monr Kookman, M. Martinez casano-
va. w. L. Cope, Lucille Cope Gladys
G Calder6n, j. F. Disdier, Jacinso Dis
dier, Roberto Disdier. Douglas Dela-
pcy, L. D. Edison, w. D. Edsol, v. X.
Fttlinger. c. Esteva, E. Rojo Fabian,
segundo Fernandez, H. GlassEegg, E.
Z. Gudebrod, Gudebrod, B. HamElrger,
G F. Hayden, N. Jim6nez, L. Juhl,
LIMA Juhl, Eta M. Kefovcr, A. H.
Il tzen. Kotzen, Jose del Liano. An
selrIo Lores, c.. Moreland, A. .. Mar
cuez, Angel R. Nazario, S. o,rell, Pc
tIro Perez, Severa Pinto, v. Rodriguez,
Consuelo Rivera, J. A. Riera, A. schul-
man H. G.. seagroat M. de J. Tavarez,
H. A. Tuller, F. valledor, Manuel Va
Hes, y F. G. Walker,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05

su esposa Cuando muri6 el en- di-
ciembre de 1920, ella su vez las re.
gallo su hija Mrs. Cromwell.
Embellishments comenzo la avalan.
cha de publicidad. que hizo yer que
ell collar habia cambiado de propieta-
no. pasando de la orgullosa yropieta-
ria de chucherias una mujer notable
que estaba dominado siempre por el
tenor de que le robaran su alhaja
La familia de Mrs. Cromwell la ro.
go que en- forma algrma nevara pue35o
una sola vez ell collar de perlas y, Sc.
guramente, ella tenia pocos deseos de
hacerlo, toda vez que saba que cons
tituian una poderosa. invencible ten
taci6n para les PROFESSIONALS del cri.
men.
La mansion de los Cromwell en- Fl.
ladelfia, donde, Sc decia, habian side
lepositadas las perlas en- un joyero
sitnado en- Ell segundo piso, comenzd
d CoAF FCAt tlASo CA uAA ObJOVAFO AAoeAS ASSs0eN
de los ladrones. 81 Mrs Cromwell sc
hubiera puesto Ell collar no Sc hubiers
ave9surado retirar Gle las perlas 81
vista, temiendo cada momento yer
Sc despojada de elias.
Dandose cuenta de que ell peligrc
no era una fantasia de su imagination
sino una amenaza positiva y constantt
que seguia sus pasos a donde quiera
que ella fuere, al fin Sc decide dal
completa publicidad respecto al para
dero del collar: la GAIA de seguridac
de un banco de Filadelfa, construids
prueba de los mas poderosos explo
sivos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05

los Dodges, que Horacio Dodge Sc di
rigio la esposa que durante ftreinta
amos habia sido su compafiera que ha-
bia cocinado y habia sido una escla-
va para 6l cuando no era mas que un
herrador que habia comfortable todos
sus desalientos, todas sus contrarieda
des y todos sus trabajos. y la dijo
que guerra regalarIa ''cualquier cosa
que ella quisiera de cualquier parte
del mundo -
'Perlas'' contest6 Mrs, Dodge.
Horace Dodge Sc dirigi6 a New
York decidido a cumplir con los deseos
de su esposa regalandola ell collar de
pe~las mas hermoso que pudiera COM
prarse con dinero En- Ell estableci
miento de Cartier Inc, en- la Quir-a
Avenida, lie mostraron las perlas dc
Catalina la Grande.
Cartier habia comprado las psrlas
a Benguiat Bros. Habian sido decla-
radas ante las Aduanas de los Esta.
dos Unidos cuando fueron irnportadas
Esta era toda la historic Que SO como
cia de las perlas desde que fueron ex,
traidas sccrgsamente de Russia hasta
Ell momento en- que Horacio Dodge, el
millionaire fabricante de AUTOMOBILES
las compr6 para su esposa en- mayo
do 1920.
La compra de esas perlas no hubiera
negado saberse las perlas de Cata.
lima de Russia nunca hubieran llegadc
convertirse en- un elegante blsnco
81 la firma Benguiat Bros, no hubie-
ran manifestado que las perlas habian
sido vendidas en- 81 100000 en- lugar
de los $s25.Ooo, suma citada poS Car
tier en- su informe de la venta a los
Benguiat.
La presentation de esta demanda
Condujo a tai suma de investigaciones
respecto los propietarios de las per
las, que la verdad era inevitably
Horace Dodge Sc las hab1a entregadc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05

Dia y noche, durante muchos me
ses, practicamente, desde ell dia en- que
Sc anunci6 al nundo que era la pro
pietaria del famoso collar de perlas
de Catalina de Russia, ha torturado el
tenor Mrs. j. E. R. Cromwell
quien Sc uamaba la soltera Delfns
Dodge una bella joven de la sociedad
aristocratica de Filadelfia.
No puede caminar desde la puerta
de su casa a su limousine, no puede
penetrar en- una tienda, no puede il
orar una iglesia, no puede conner.
bsilar leer en- privado, sin verse
ahrumada constantemente por el te.
NOR de 10 que, en- ell proxirno momen
to pudiera ocurrirle.
Pudiera ser que una 1nano Sc acer
cara su garganta, la amenazara e.
relampago de una hoja de acero. e.
choque perforador de una bala, e.
vapor insensibilizador moq>ifero de-
cloroformo:- puede decir que es lc
que teme, pero teme algo. Solo sabc
que cada sombra puede ocultar III
possible asesinato, cada ruido en- las es-
caleras puede ser heraldo de una esce
ma de horror Sus bellas perlas Sc
rian para ella un lazo que la extran
gularia de miedo, 81 es que Sc atrevie
ra algrna vez q lucirlas.
AL fin, tan invencible ha llegado a
ser su panico nervioso, y tan preocn-
pados Sc encuentran por clio todos sus
parientes y amigos. que Sc han deci
dido dar conocer ell lugar exacto
en- que Sc encuentran las perlas, POI
primera vez. En- ciexta OCCASION Sc ne
garon a admitir aun Ia possession y
existencia del collar; hoy dia, estan
completamente dispuestos esparcir
ampliamente la noticia. 81 pudieran
haaerlo, colocarian I'M cartel en- el
mundo dc los bandidos, una procla
ma como esta
ssHAI.I.AzGO:-El collar de per
las de 81 100000 de Dodge SO encuen-
ira en- la b6veda de la mayor compa.
mia fduciaria de Filadelfia 81 qrie
rem conseguirlo vayan ALA c6janlo
81 es que pueden. Pero no molesten
Mrs. Cromwell. No 10 luce. No Sc
encuentra en- su joyero nj en- pare
alguna cerca de ella I"
Pero va que no ha emitido esa PRO
clama con destino al mundo de los
bandidos MRS. Cromwell ha hechO la
siguicnte declaration Official exclu.
silva:
.-Hace tres meses vino visitarme
mi suegra. Trajo consigo las perlas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05
Semana de fOmentO
Y diffusion postal
A Los sEaoREs INoUILINos

Ell Departamento de Correos Sc per-
mite llamar SUI atencion los benefcios
cue Sc derivarian del uso de busones,
privados en- las casas de vecindad. Tales
busones, q. Sc pueden suplir va en- for
ma de GAIA cerrada por medic de un
agujero adecuado en- la pnerta de entra
Ga, le evitaria al inQuilino ell tener que
responder las llamadas del csrtero a
hcras intempestivas; permitiria la en-
trega segura de La correspondence en-
cpalquier momento dado, y conf ribui-
ria materialmente a la efcienc1a del
servicio.
81 el cartero no tuviera neeesidad
de aguardar la respuesta a su pito,
pcdria cubrir su ruta con mas rapidez
y entregaria la correspondence mas
temprano, especialmente los cue vi
ven al final de la misma. Habiendo un
sitio SECURE en- donde depositaS la CO.
r.espondencia todas horas, e. cartero
reducirfa al minimum la que hay que
devolver la Administrator debido
a ausencia temporal del inquiino
las demoras en- responder a sus Hama
dss.
Su prcnta acci6n en- este asGuto re-
dundaria en- bien del servicio Y sera
agradecido por Ell Departamentc.
Ell Comit6 de Pnblicidad
Mayo 1922. Oficina de Correos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05
EsCUELA DE NURSES, HOSPITAL,
PREsBITERIANo, sANTURcE

Sc aecesitan alunlnas para fcrmar
rna nueva clase Ell primero de julio. Re
orisitos: ser de raza blanca, haber ter
minado el primer afio de Alta Escuela,
roseer buena saiud fisica y moral. Pi-
da blanco de sohcitud HOY MrsMO
Giriji6ndose a la srta. Rosa A. GcnzA-
lez. R. NJ. ApartadO s67, san Juan.
Puerto Rico. Adys
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05
UN NoMBRAMIENTo

Ell Gobernador ha sprobado eI nom
bramiento hecho a favor del sr Juan
valdejuly Rodriguez, como Juez susti-
tuto de la Corte Municipal do Aqua
ella mientras dura la ncencia concedi-
do al Juez Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-05

FL ARMY" DICE QUE 'No CO
MAN ESQ.,:
Nuestro muy estimado amigo ell po-
pular pelotari Gacho, perteneciente a
la novena Army uno de los "Cua
tro Jinetes del APOCALYPSE nos ha
manifestado que hagamos constar por
medic de estas lineas, que la novena
Army no ha salido jugar a min
gun pueblo de la isla este afio, por 10
que lie ha extrafiado que un cronista de
Coamo, dijera que Ell Army" habia
sido derrotado ALI.
Fueron unos "diente perro" de los
soldados de Cayey los que jugaron en-
Coamo-nos dice el Gacho,-y no el
ARMY, ppes para derrotarnos a nos
otros tienen que tener una novena "oro
de la PALESTINE.
DE BoxEo: W
: Parece que el boxeo va tomando gran
incremenso en- esta capital. Ultimamen
to Sc ha tornado I'm club que Sc demo-
nina Nero Chik, conpuesto por entu-
siastas j6venes amantes de este sport.
Para el domingo, con motive de la
fiesta que ha de llevarse a efecto en-
Puerta de Tierra, organizada por ele-
mentos populares de aquel barrio, Sc
celebraran dos encuentros en- Ell esce-
mario del teatro "Real'' en- la parada
cuatro, entire los boxeadores Aniceto
Muriel Y Antonio Vera. Y Mariana
Ayuso VS.. Antonio Alicea
Rogelio Paradis es otro amante del
deporte, el que ha encomendado Ian
cemos Ell reto cualquier boxeador que
sea dc su nismo peso y estatura, pa
ra sostener una lucha durante algu-
nos rounds.
w el gigantic Casanovas que dice?
Sc atrevera a lanzarse la lucha?; la
verdad que con ese cuerpo que tiene no
debsria temerle nj Dempsey.
A MIS- FAVORECEDORES;
For ell iltimo correo de esta semana
he recibido un gran pedido de bolas
marca "Drape Maynard, de las que
actualmente Sc estan usando en- la tenn
porada pelotari de las Grandcs Ligas.
Tambi6n puedo remitir "Bates" a
cualquier parte de la isla, de los que
tan popular han hecho al temible tBa
be Ruth, pues solo producer "pelicu-
las'' de gran metraje.
Las pelotas solo cuestan $1.75, las que
remitire G. o. D. a cualquier parte de
Ia isIa.
Escrfbame Tanca IL, San Juan o
carretera ia, Santurce. MoNSANT.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
CONTROLLED LARGE IN.
D|V|DUAL MUSEUM
Death and Funeral on VIM. kuSseil
Clifford ut N0rridee"ock.
Skilled Taxidermist

Memorial services for the late Will
liam Russell Clifford of Norridgewock'
who passed away January IL, were
held Saturday at eleven O'Clock con
Quoted by the knighta of Pythlas
Lodge of which he was a Past Com
mander. The remains were taken TO
Fairfield and placed in the tomb and
IN the spring they Will be inferred in
he family lot. The pail bearers were:
l.. W. Ham Albert Blaisdeil. +. En-
mons and Edward Rogers. The floral
ributes were many and beautiful
which expressed the high esteem in
which he was held in the community.
Mr.. Clifford was a member of Echo
.odge, No 1913 and Pythian Sisters
William Russell Clifford WAS born in
Garfield about 63 years ago. the son of
Thomas Clifford. For nearly 30 years
lie resided in Skowhegan, following
he occupation of taXidermist in
which he was natural artist and WAS
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
NOTICE OF FORECLostrRis

Whereas Forest \. Newton of Jack
In Plantation, Somerset County and
Lite of Maine by his mort GA gle deed
| ed the fifth day of June. y. ID. 1920
Id recorded in the Somerset Regis
N of Deeds, Book 347, Page 541 con-
WE'D to the Guilford Trust Company.
Corporation duly existing ufder the
ks Of Maine and having it's principal
lace of business at Guilford, Maine, a
htain lot or parcel of hand situated
said Jack man and bounded and in
I,ded within the following lines. to
IT; ~.
at the southeast corner
land decided to Forest y. Newton by
Iseph A. Newton by his warrantce
led dated September H., 1910 on the
he between said Newton and land Of
bner Moore; thence westerly along
lid line eighty 800 feet; thence north
biz eighty tS0) feet: thence easterlN
khty Csd1 feet to the County Road;
Ience southerly along said county
Sad 10 point OF beginning, together
Bth all buildings thereon: and where
the condition Of said mortgage has
Yen broken:
Now, therefore, by reason of the
leach OF the condition thereof the
LID Guilford Trust Company claims a
reclosure of said mortgage. ,-.#
b)ated this 18th day of January, \. n.
GClLFORD TRUST COMPANY,
BY Chester II. Mills.
8 it's attorney duly authorized
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26

considered one of the towns busiest
men. His work rooms were filled
With birds, animals, heads and skins of
every description. which he prepared
or customers. He always bought the
leer, moose and caribou heads that he
,ould and sold them all over the Unit
ID States. Mr.. Clifford controlled the
argest individual museum in New
england and it was claimed that he
had mounted more game heads and
arge animals than any man east of
he Rock Mountains. He furnished the
,ational History exhibit for the state
If Maine at the Worlds Fair held in
'hicago in 1893. The exhibit embraced
,pecimpns of every wild animal found
n Maine. and as a compensation, Mr..
afford received the largest cash prize
O any taXidermist in the United States,
After several years spent in Nevada
mining district and a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Neil. he came back to
Maine and for the past eight years
rad lived in NorridgewOck at the home
" Mrs. II. A. Love. Ror the past sfX
ears they have been in company Of
ur and taxidermy work under the
lrm name of w, r. Clifford Company.
As wish of Mr.. Clifford the business
viii be continued under the same
ame His work in taXidermy will be
missed all over the State.
The deceased is survived by one
laughter, Mary Clifford, of Skowhegan,
nd one sister, Mrs. Sidney Green, of
Naterville He had large circle Of
friends who will miss his presence
,mong them. Mr.. Clifford had been i'll
or over four monthc, caused by acute
Indigestion. having been afflicted with
he same while attending social af-
air at Lakewood last fall.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now Instead q
taking tones OK trying to patch up 4
poor digestion, they ere attacking tn
real cause Of the ailr1e7t-cl II liy..s
and disJrdsred bowels.
DR.. Edyasdo' Olive Tablet .rc,,z
the liver II i sc5thiag, healing X.
When the liver and bowels ar p4f-
forming Their natural functions, Az
gees Indigestion end stomach trouble.
Have youa bad taste. coated tonpus.
poor appetite, :. Icy, don't-cara leeing.
no ambition or cacrgy, troublc with
undigested foods! Take Olive Tahlets
the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the werk without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and Doc.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

WHEREAS, Maine Pulp & Paper
Company. Incorporated. Il corporation
duly established by and existing under
the laws of the State of New York anC
having. an established place of business
at SkoWhegan In the County of Somer-
set and State OF Maine, by its mortgage
deed dated July 20, 1929 and recorded
in Somerset County Registry of Deeds
Book 35l, Page ISL, conveyed to us.
the undersigned. certain property
bounded and described in said mort
gage as follows:
"A certain piece or parcel of land. with
the buildings thereon, situated in the
Town of Skowhegan, County of Somer-
set and State of Maine, on the South
side of the ,Kennebec liiNer. bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning near the Southwest corner OF
land formerly owned by Thomas Dixon
thence North nine 't9) degrees ant
thirty (30) minutes West sixteen G6)
rods to the kennebcc River; thence
westerly up said river 10 Il point -four
feet westerly of the paper-mll wall
50 called thence South thirty-nine $3.50
degrees East parallel to said paper mil
and four feet Westerly of ii about sin
90 rods to the mill road, thence Fast
erlY on the North line of said mill road
To the first mentioned bounds. about
thirteen GID rods. Containing ON,
and one fourth 40 acres more Oh
less.
Also piece of land situated Vest
Of the above described lot, eNtrndint
from said lot TO land form. rig Owned
and occupied by W. X. 'ShuSt leff, known
aS the SaW-mill lot.
Also the water privilege, wheels
Shafting, boilers, and fixtures of every
description in and about the buildings
on said premises. and thirty -StN shares
Of the stock of the Skowhegan Water
Power tofnpa ny, 'or about bnc hundred
liftN-onc and "a. half ,ei5l le) cubic feet
Of water per second rs appOrtioned IL
the uSc Oft said pnoucrty and leHSed t.
the owners thereof by said Sllowhegaf
Water lover Csompany,; tie ceft II
Water power ttomhahy TO be assigned
to the hnottga gels hereih and held a.
furth security for the iiotes SECURED
by This mortgage.
Also. il1aiE .eqpwewings q transferring
and assigning to said Nina r. Say,
age, Ernest D.. Savage. Charles j.. Say
age. danes g. Savage and W. Guy Say.
age all of the rights and the enjoy
radhe II hereof " hlt4r tile erahtor' here
in has to- the use of water by virtue OF
amy contract. stock holdings. lease OF
P9hdred M fiffy.oh& and G' 5Snie 'Ra1f itfbi,
feet OF water per second TO be deliy
cred by the Skowhegan Water Powe.
Company at, the property herein de-
scribed." and
WHEREAS, the condition of saia
mortgage has been broken, NOW
THEREFORE, by reason of the hreaci
Of the condition thereof, We claim :
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated January 1G, 1922.
MINNA b. SAVAGE
ERNEST l.. SAVAGE
CHARLES T.. SAVAGE
JAMES %. SAVAGE
". GUY SAVAGE
BY Butler & Butler their
3w3 Attorneys hereunto duly authorized
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF EaVITy
County of Somerset. ~.

January lG. 1922
, aheH on execution, wherein clyde
H. smith of Skowhegan Maine is
plaintiff, and Charles l.. Bacley of 60 ID
SkoWhegan is defendant and vii, he
sold at public auction on the TWENTY.
fifth day of February. y. u. 1922. al fen
o'clock in the forenoon, at the office al
Fred W. Lawrence in the Dodge Block
so called, in said jSkowhegan an The
rieht in equity which the said Charles
l.. BagleY now has, or had on the TWEEN.
tieth day of May, 1919. at nine-thirty-
five a. M. when the same WAS attached
on the original writ. to redeem the fol
lowing described real estate, mortgage
ed situated in Skowhegan \ in said
County, to-wit:
y certain lot or parcel of land, with
the buildings thereon. situated on the
south side of the Kennebec River II
said Skowhegan, and bounded as fol.
lows, viz: "A lot of land four 90 rods
vide and about six Co rods long
by Paul Belonga; on the east by Poplar
Street: on the south by land now OF
formerly of the Coburn heirs; and OF
the west by land formerly of Jacoi
Burnor. The south line being parable
with and four rods distant from sale
Paul Belongas line. Being the same
premises conveyed TO Matte Belonga' by
Elizabeth Belonga March 10, 1902, b,
deed recorded in Somerset Registry o.
Deeds. Book 257. Page 81, and by sait
Matte Belonga 10 said Charles L. Bag.
ley by deed recorded in said Registry
Book 34g. Page &.
Said real estate being subject to q
mortgage given by said Charles l.
Bagley to the Somerset Loan & Build.
ing Association on July .. 1918, or
which is said. to be due about thre,
hundred and fifty dollars
Dated at Skowhegan. Maine. this six.
teenth day of January, \. d. 1929.
ii. w. LOWD.
3w3 Deputy Sheriff.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
Need Eye Saving Campaign Says
Secretary Oi Labor

tine Importance of concerted ma
ional effort to correct and improve
he eye-sight OF our millions of work
RS cannot be over emphasized"
So states Secretary Of 4abor James
!. Davis in the course ofa interview
'ust issued in which he points out
hat the American worker for his
)wn sake even more than for ours
must be helped to the sharpest vision
possible"
1--WE owe this to them on grounds
,yen stronger than as an increase to
heir economic efficiency and earning
power. TO provide such visual cor
lection as personal relief and com
,ort to them stands before us as Il
commanding duty.
AT Moosehead. H., the home and
,chool over which | have direction, we
ave from the beginning given to
very one of the thousand and moro
orphaned children committed to our
are and instruction a thorough test
If eye-sight as first requisite to
heir present health and future use
ulness."
at has seemed to us their first
light at our hands as start in life,
Besides bringing them instant com
ort it has quickened their minds, and
las been the very foundation of the
raining we give them for future life.
with this firsthand knowledge, |
I'm in a position to realize the impor-
ance of eye correction. ! sincerely
wish the utmost success to an educa-
.ional campaign to remove the physi-
al distress and the economic loss
'esultlng from defective vision. |
tand ready to contribute to the cause
lnything of value from my own ex-
oerience"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26
NOTICE or FoRECLoSURE

whereas Forest A. Newton OF Jack =
man Plantation. Somerset County and
State Of Maine by his mortgage deed
dated the thirteenth day of September
4. -. 1919 and recorded in the Somer
set Registry Of Deeds Book 302, Pag
80 conveyed to the GuilfOrd Trust Com
pany "A certain lot or parcel of land sit
uated i'm said Jackman and bounded and
included within the following lines, 10
wit:
Commencing at the southeast corne;
Of land decided to Forest a. Newton by
Joseph A. Newton by his warrantee
deed dated September Il. 1910 on tn"
line between said Newton and land OF
Abner Moore; thence westerly alonF
said line eighty 500 feet; thence north
crlv eighty 800 feet; thence easterly
eighty $50 feet to the County Road;
thence southerly along said county
rohd to point of beginning, together
with all buildings thereon; and where
as the condition of said mortgage has
been broken:
Now, therefore, by reason OF the
breach Of the condition thereof the
said Guilford Trust Company claims {,
foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated this 17th day of January A. D.
GUILFORD TRUST COMPANY,
BY Chester III. Mills,
gw3 its attorney duly authorized.