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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-26

The incest cathartic-laXative IN
the world 10 physic your liver and
bowels when YOU have Dizzy
Headache. Colds, Biliou~nesS, In
digestion. or Upset, Acid Stomach
is candy-lke "Cas carets. One or
two tonight viii empty your
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-26
.CASCARETS To-
For Constpated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

bowels completely by morning,
and you will feel splendid. "They
work while you sleep" Cascarets
never stir you up or grippe like
Salts, Pills, Calomel, or Oh and
they cost only ten cents a box.
Children love Cascarets too.-Ad-
vnrfiSement
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-26

Substitutes: Trebolzen for Rou-
den. Time four ten minute peri
ods. Referee Connor. Umpire.
Bermer. Linesman, Wilcox.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-26

pretty work in smashing the hao.
The game ended with . score of
1919 with the Academy on me
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
BOND ELECTION CARRIES

Only one dissenting vote was cast
IN the election held in this city Tues
day at which was submitted a propo-
sltlon to authorize the council to in
cur debt of $45, 900 and issue bonds
therefor to improve the streets of
the town. The total number of votes
polled was 40, and of these 80 were
cast IN favor of the proposition. The
!otal property valuation represented
by those taking part in the election
was wa" $311 ,480. Of this amount $685.
$50 was cast in favor and s15.5Oo
against. +''o'
j., The result of the election shows
tllat the taxpayers of DonaldsonviIle
are as fully alive to the Importance
OF good streets within the city as thew
are to the necessity for good roads
IN II the country. By their votes thew
nave given the stamp of their appro-
val 10 a proposition which insures the
,1ge:sur1aclng 1g: of Railroad avenue and
nlsSiiSSslppi street and the graveline
OF the balance of the ungrave]ed
streets of the town, in the early fu-
lure. The consumation of this most
leslrable project will go on record as
me IN Of the most progressive steps in
he clty's history.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
To Our Subscribers.

Subscribers to The Chief are earn
estly requested to make prompt re-
mittances to cover their subscriptions
when they receive bills for same.
We are striving hard to give to the
people a first-class, up-to-date home
newspaper, and feel confident that
our readers will agree with us when
we say that we are publishing one of
the best weeklies in the state. The
Chief is all home print, and contains
from fourteen to eighteen columns of
live reading matter every week, and
is devoted to the upbuilding and adj
vancement of the best interests of
Donaldsonville and Ascension parish
and its people. But is costs money
to turn out such paper; great
deal more than is generally supposed,
and it is absolutely necessary that
subscribers pay their bills promptly
if we are to continue to give them
the same high-class newspaper in the
future that we have given them in
the past. We therefore urge our
to cooperate with us in
our efforts to give them a good paper,
to the extent of remitting promptly
to cover bills received for subscrip-
tions, and for such cooperation which
we trust we will receive in the fu-
ture, we take occasion to extend to
them sincere thanks in advance.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
THE FAIR.

Exceptionally fine weather-botl
fair and cool-has prevailed since tn
opening day of the South Louisian;
fair, last Sunday, and the attendance
from all parts of the surroundin.
country, made possible by the splen
did condition of all roads leading t.
this city has been most gratifying
The attendance on the opening day
despite the heavy rainfall of the pre-
vious day, was unusually large; being
variously estimated at between 5000
and 1000, and during the succeeding
days it has surpassed the attendance
on corresponding days, at previous
fairs
The exhibits in all departments
cattle, swine, poultry, agriculture
manufactures, automobiles, etc.-are
more numerous, more diversified and
more elegant than in the past. The
free attractions are of a high order
and are all that could be desired
The radiophone concerts which are
given every night, are a rare treat
inge systs1a--1-a&a~ never fail to thrill
and deaght the audience. The fire
work displays last Sunday and We'd
nesday nights proved grand and spec
tacular and were immensely enjoyed
by the vast crowds present on each
occasion. The balloon ascension and
parachute drop reresents feats of
daring which are looked upon with
admiration and awe. The splendid
horse show last Sunday elected much
well deserved admiration from an ap-
preciative audience, while the prize
livestock parade Wednesday was an
cye-opener to all.
Yesterday was School Children's s
Day, and the fair was virtually turn
ed over to the thousands of children
from the Donaldsonville and Assem-
sion schools as we'll as those from
some of the other parish which com
prise the association, and which came
in large numbers.
The games and contests in which
they took part were spirited and
created much merriment and excite
ment.
The presence of the United States
cruiser Birmingham, which dropped
anchor opposite the town town early
Friday morning and the three man.
moth government seaplanes which ar
rived from Pensacola yesterday at
IL O'Clock, are attracting much at
tention.
The splendor of the fair has been
well advertised by we'll pleased visitors
rom all parts of the surrounding
country, and with good weather the
attendance tomorrow, the closing day,
S expected to break all past records,
md is expected to reach between 12,-
900 and $4,000. The program of
and attractions for to-
morrow will be the same as during the
week, and in addition thereto the
'eautiful horse show which elected so
much admiration last Sunday and
lie prize l;yetsock parade of Wednes-
sarnder will repeated on an even
;randcr scale; there wi! be a game
+ baseball in the af,ernono, and a
magnificent fireworks exhibition at
light. 1t is a credit to the manage
zen that the fair has been conducted
nus far without a hitch or mishap,
nd the best Of order has prevailed. |
nipple preparations have been made
or the reception and accommodation Of
ne big crowd tomorrow.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
B. LEMANN & Bros BIG STORE

respective schools. AS they wended
heir way along the streets leading to
he fair grounds keeping step to the
strains Of patriotic music they We're
'oudly cheered by vast number of ad-
| .iring relatives and friends who as
sembled on the sidewalks all along the
] line of march.
Their arrival at the fair grounds
was the signal for the beginning of
day of activity which lasted until
nearly sundown. The program inclu-
ded basketball games, settine up ex,
ercises, games, marching, drill and
other outdoor sports. The grand
stand was crowded to it's fullest cap
acity by a throng Of admirers who
cheered as the participants in the
various contests assembled in front
to display their skill in the several
events.
Premiums were awarded the schools
participating in the parade in the or
der named: Donaldsonvllle high
school, Terrebonne high, Leon God
chaux high of Reserve, Donaldson
vile St. Vincent Institute, Thibodaux,
Elise Memorial, Smoke Bend, Edgard,
Garyville and Napoleonville.
The attendance was by far the larg-
est of any day of the fair, according
to the officials. School children and
teachers were admitted free.
Today has been set aside as Red
Men Day and tomorrow, the closing
day Of the fair has been designated
as American Legion Day, and spec,
ial entertainment has been arranged
for the large number of ex-servlce
men who are expected to come here
for the occasion.
In the manufacturers department
the Wright Furniture Company of
this city was awarded first prize; Mon
tero and Brande, second, and A. Du-
wick and Sons third.
The following is the official pro-
gram for tomorrow-American Le-
gion Day, the closing day of the fair:
900 a. m. Gates open to visitors.
l1:00 a. m. Grand parade of LIE
gionaires and sailors.
1:30 a. m. addresses by Hon. Geo.
K. Favrot and Hon. Geo. Seth. Guion.
1900 m. Lunch to legionaires and
sailors.
LOO o. m. Concerts by Claiborne
Williams brass band and orchestra
80 p. m. pony races.
200 p. m. Paseball game between
White Castle and Norcos.
800 p. m. Vaudeville, platform,
high wire and trapeze acts.
$3.50 Horse Show.
$500 p. m. Balloon ascension and
parachute drop.
500 p. m. Vaudeville, platform,
nigh wire and trapeZe acts.
$3.50 p. m. Radio concerts.
$3.50 p. m. Grand spectacular fire
works display.
900 p. m. Dancing, side shows and
midway attractions.
900 p. m. Awarding of Dodge
car and Chevrolet sedan.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued at the clerk of courts
office this week.
Cleveland Delaune to Miss Marie
Martha Leblanc.
Thomas Mclancon to Miss Rosa
SlmoneauX.
Sidney J. Gautreau to Miss Amv
Gautrcau.
Colorcd.
Jacob Cavelry to Madeline Wash
ington " Coli
Jess Davis to Olevia Cumming.
Arthur Winfield to Alberta Wills
Henry Thompson to Lily Burden
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
Physicians Hold Meet;nr

The meeting of the Sixth Con.
gfeSSlonai District Medical Society
heId ut the Elks Home in this civ
Wednesday was largely attended and
proved an unqualified success. The
sclentifc moving pictures at the
Grand Theatre were very interestinp
'he scientific papers read at the F1ks,
nome were instructive and the ban
quet at the Hotel Donaldson greatly
enjoyed by all
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
Tuberculosis Situation.

"The tuberculosis situation in Lou
isiana should be made clear to all the
people The Louisiana Anti-Tubercu-
losis League launched last year a
campaign to secure the nucleus of a
state hospital in order that when the
legislature met there would be the
nucleus of hospital to which an ap-
preparation could be made for the
purpose of caring for INDECENT tuber-
culosis patients. ...sss...-,...
7,-zsThe League made a request
to The appropriations commit
tee and received an appropriation of
100000 which was augmented to $45,-
600 by unanimous vote of both
houses of the Legislature. The gov
ernor vetoed this appropriation. This
veto leaves the league without any
means whatsoever to develop the hos
pital situation unless the people of
our state respond to the campaign
which is about to be put on and lib
orally invest in Christmas seals, which
revenue from most of the parishes we
hope will he dedicated to this purpose
'The situation in Louisiana is des-
p"ratc. Their" are actually only CO.
beds supported by the state. In all
there are only 1870 beds; rs at the
Pines, so at Hygeia and 10 supported
at the Grecnwell Springs by the To-
cal league. This is a case where a
long pull, a strong pull, and a pull
will give results which will
lis within the year.
" We ask all of our organizations
and all individuals in their parishes
who are willing to help in this work
to communicates with the state head |
New Orleans, La, Kate M. Gordon. !
secretary. A special invitation to
iecretaryu A special invitation to |
fraternal organizations to form par
sh carlpaIgn committees will be ex-
,erdcd'
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
Property Transfer.

The following property transfers
were recorded at the clerk of courts
office this week: N 0'' y
Antonio Ciaccio ct ais. to Antonio
flzzalatto-A tract of land situated
II IN the rear of the right of way of the
iexas and Pacific railway, and desjr-
mated as tract No. of st. Elizabeth
plantation. Price, $1,000.
n Paul Parent to T. E. Remedy
toec toace OF land IN New River containing
100 acres. Price, 5000
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14

Elrie Robinson, editor of tho G.
ffanclsVllle True Democrat was in
town today to attend the Great Chief
Council, of Red Men, and while here
paid an appreciated call at The Chief
office. Mr.. Robinson holds the office
OF great chief Of records, in the Red
men: The office force was glad to
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14

The seaplanes which are here for
the South Louisiana fair, will be on
the river bank, near the ferry land-
dng' for inspection by the public from,
y a. M. to 5 p. m. tomorrow. 'A
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
A Remarkable Record.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
remarkable record. 1t has been in
use for colds, Group mad whooping
cough for almost half a century and
has constantly grown in popularity as
its good qualities became better
known. It is the standard and main
reliance for these diseases in thous-
ands of homes. The fact that it
can always be depended upon and is
safe and pleasant to take are great
iy in its favor when it is wanted for
children.-(Adv.)
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14

Mrs: F. Uhry, formerly of Napo-
leonvllle, but now domiciled at Lake
Charles, accompanied by her charm
ing daughter, Miss Myrtle, who is a
student of L. S. u, are here spending
the weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Singer.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14
LOST.

"A hne leather wallet. containing creden-
"A tlals of improved Order of Red Men,
Knights of Columbus and Woodmen of
,he world and with the name Norbert De-
latte stamped on the inside. reward will
oe pad for its return to THE CHIEF
OFFICE.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14

the home news. ~ se'
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14

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Send The Chief your next order
for job printing.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13

pal de esta Ciudad, sin contar que aiin
no Sc ha hecho Ia designation del juez
Aybar, y para Ell desempenO de cuyo
cargo, los republicanos han recomendado
al hcenciado Moraza, secretario muni-
cipal que fus durante la administration
del senior Todd.
Los republicanos fundamtntan su petit
cton Ell ell hecho de que la creaci6n de
esta segunda seccion de la Corte Munici
pal, debio hacerse para Santurce. v que
los unionistas la dejaron en- San Juan.
para nOmbrar dos unionistas alegan
que ellos corresponds una de las Cor
tes ameritadas toda vez que ellos CANA
ron ell distrito representative de San
turce.
A este, le hemos dido argtiir aIgu-
nos unionistas que ese argumento no tie
ne raz6n de ser, porque santurce no es
una municipalidad, sino un barrio de
San Juan y que los efectos del gobier-
no local, la administration municipal
de dicho barrio es unionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
Ante ell juez R0dri-
gUeZ Sierra fuGrOn
pTGSentadOS los Quo
WaTdntO'
Sc SENALo LA VISTA PARA Ell
Ola % DEL cORRIENTE

El Attorney General, seEor Mes
tire, nos inforn6 aver que los racursos
de ''quo warranted, presentados CON
ira el Gobernador, por los senores Bar
cello Coli Cuchi, y los cuales recursos
fueron objeto de ciegtas objecidnes cuan
do Sc prssentaron por primera vez al
," Attorney, debido q que no llenaban
todos los requisitpS legales, han sido
autorizados FOR ell Departaarcnto de JUS
ticia en- eI dia del sabados presenta
dos inmediatanente para su tramttacion
ante ell juez Rodriguez Sierra, de la Sec
ci6n segunda, de 10 Corte. de Distrito,
quien senal6 la vista del case para el
dia 23 del corriente.
Seg1n 1nformes, los recurridos, sefio-
res Wilson, Lippitt Y Toro, seran hoy
notifcados por el Tribunal, para los f.
nes de la comparescencia, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
Muy pOCOs pOrtOrrlquehOS aspiran al
Ia independeaCia de Su paiS-diCe eI Vi
del irving National Bank"

Desde cualquier punto que Sc juzgue
Puerto Rico en- ell triple aspecto de
volumen, seguridad y remuneration, la
isla es un excelente y maravilloso cam
DO de acci6n. El metodo de acercamien
to attraction ell trato social de los
hombres de negocios de aquel pals, es
algo que amerita admiration produce
interes. Me inclino aconsejar nues-
tros grandes industriales, fnancieros y
comerc1antes que initen en- todo 10 que
puedan la politica de los portorrique-
nos. Los m6todos de los nativos superan
con mucho los que Sc ponen en- prac-
tica en- Estados Unidos. FL ligero ven
dedor norte-americano que lanza Ia pre-
gunta, I"puedo obtener un minute de
su tempo? G"Qu6 puedo hacer por
usted?' nos parece que esta un POGO
retrasado. Nuestro caballero portorri-
Quefio, intachable y correcto, procura
conocer, aptes que NADIA, Ell espiritu y Ell
caracter del hombre quien va tratar,
y este requiere, por 10 menos algdn item
po. Y tempo precisamente es 10 que ne
cesita para comprender a las personals.
Ser cort6s, ser caballero y sobre TODD
ser sincere. He aqui en- pocas palabras
retratado ell hombre de acci5n portorri-
quefio.
A pesar de que la isla es fecunda en
la production, Ell dinero en- ST no es mry
abundante; las mayores proporciones del
capital Sc envfan anualmente EspaTa
y Estados Unidos
FL portorriquefio Sc caracteriza por ell
amor que profesa su fanilia; por su
simpatia, por su cultura, por su progre-
so. Es agradable expressive. Sus &C
tuaciones en- la amistad son frecuente-
mente tan extravagantes como sus pa
labras. Ha habido estos dias cierta
po1vareda con respecto de la lealtad de
los portorriquefos los Estados Uni
dos. rs natural que los natives prefie-
ran amen su propio lenguaje, su IL
teratura. sus costumbres sociales y CO.
merciales, sus placeres y sus diversio-
nes. Esto no tiene que yer NADIA con el
alcance de sus afectos al pueblo norte-
americana, y con su carifo la bande-
ra de Estados Unidos que simboliza en-
la isla todos los ideales de la vida CT
vica: libertad de prensa y de palabra,
resguardo de su vida y de su propiedad
protection contra los abusos de auto
ridad, mejores escuelas, mas brillantes
oportunidades para su familia y una
legislation excelente.
La expression t'propia determination
ha dado oportunidad a un grupo muy
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
La SituaCi6n actual
de los RegoCiOs en-.
los EStadOS UnidOs

|, Ell Irving National Bank, de
New York, por mediacion de su re-
presentante Mr.. Chas. w. Fowler,
mos informa 10 siguiente:
New York, MARIO 10, 1922.
La situaci6n general de los nego-
clos mejora. Exportaci6n respectiva
de trigo y maiz, 6,692,9S7 y $685.
824 fanegas. Wagones de carga ocu-
pados en- la semana terminada ell 25
de febrero, 1926. Promedio de
mercado para catorce productos de
hierro y de acero, $32.86. Consume
de seda durante febrero, 22,107 pa
cas-. Cueros de Chicago, mercado su.
biendo. .Pedidos de acero pendientes
de despacho segdn los libros de la
U. S. Steel Corporation en- febrero,
4,141 ,069 toneladas. Production dc
lingotes de acero durante febrero,
1,742,345 toneladas. Ell mercado pa.
ra hierro en- lingotes Bessimer de
Pittsburgh esta subiendo. Valor to.
tai de licencias etorgadas en- 141 ciu-
dades durante febrero para construc-
!cion de edifcios, $122,6s4,719. Las
principales reservas de grano en- mar
20 l eran considerablemente memories
que ell afio pasado. Los embaruues
de AUTOMOBILES continuan aumentan-
do. Indice Bradstreet para 90 ar
ticulos en- mario 1, 11.6001, compara-
do con 11.4190 en- febrero 1. Indice
Bradstreet para precios de alimen-
tos durante la semana, 1922; sema-
ma pasada, 1921.
Los siguientes articulos subieron:
Hero en- lingotes Bessimer, jamo-
nes, sebo, manteca, mantequilla, que
so, azucar mascabado, cafe Rio ia
neiro, ciruelas, grosellas, corderos,
leche evaporada. ruedas viejas de
wagones de Chicago, acero viejo, CO.
bre, peltre. Los siguientes bajaron:
Harina, tpige sarraeeno,e trigo de la
prlmavera, mafz, avena, cebada, cos
tlllas de res, huevos, papas, ltpulo de
New York, algodon, aceite de linaza,
antimonio, estafio.
Promedios de precios para bonos
(contini1a en- la pag 6a)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
CASA EN- EL coNDADo

Sc vende o Sc aIquiIa una
hernosa residencia hecha de
concrete y situada en- la ave-
nida de Las Nereidas, cerca del
Parque.
Consta de-: sala, antesala,
seis habitaciones, conedor,
despensa, dos cuartos de baf1o,
cocina y lavadero. Tiene ade-
mas garage y dos habitacio-
nes independientes para ell SER
vicio.
Para informes dirijase al
p. o. Box 437, San Juan
o lame al teI6fono 462 San
Juan 700 Santuroe, P. r.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
Aviso al Comsrcio

ola Bull Insular Line Inc. anun-
cia haber hecho arreglos con la "Lu-
ckembach United American Line"
que trafca entire San Francisco de
California New York mediante ell
cual puede aceptar con conocimiento
corrido hasta Puerto Rico los si-
guientes artfculos:
Habichuelas a $0.86 las 100 lbs.
Conservas en- latas $1.00 las 100
libras.
A los embarques destinados al puer
to de San Juan Sc lie aplicaran ade-
mas los 2-1l2 cts. por cada 100 lbs,
como derecho de descarga." Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13
ENTIENDASE

Un OCULISTA (u oftalmologo) es
un m6dico-cirujano que ha hecho es-
tudio especial de las intermediates
de los ojos, (incluyendo los defec-
tos de la vision corregir con cris-
tales Y otros medios), y Sc dedica
al tratamiento de 6stas exclusiva-
anente.
Dir. Luis j. Fernandez, Oculista.
Allen 20. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-13

eXlguo de cabadleroS para organ1zar un
partido independence, con Ia indepen-
dencia como simbolo y bandera. La gran
mayoria de las gentes que nj leen nj
escriben, pero que solamente votan y
siguen ell ruido de la "banda", NADIA
saben acerca del signifcado del concep-
to Independence" sin improbable un
bledo ell alcance de su expression. Los
hombres que tienen propiedades, los in
teligentes, que no iguran en- la politica
activa atin las nueve decimas parties
de los que viven de Ia politica no COM
prenden claraInente ell m6rito de la in
dependencies islena probablemente Sc
alarmarian la primer sehal de exito
en- ell movimiento.
En- toda las communicates, conviven
muy pocas, aInas anormales, que aunque
honradas, estan siempre perfectamente
eQuivocadas. Esta bien claro para TO-
das las personals cuyas cabezas no estan
henchidas por los efectos rimbombantes
de frases relumbronas, que aquel siste-
ma de gobierno que ofrece practicamen
te la mejor protection para la propiedad
individual, que protege acknowledgements
su salud, su hbertad y que le da una
opcrtunidad para prosperar, ese es, re-
pito, ell mejor sistema gubernamental.
Nuestros representatives nacionales
en- Puerto Rico deberian tener un como
-cimiento intimo del caracter del latino
americana; deben saber cuando actuar
fuertemente cuando sonrerir dulcemen
te; algunos han sonrefdo cuando han de-
bido actuar sacramento y han pegado
cuando han debido sonreir.
FL portorriqueho es realmente un per
fecto cumplidor de las leyes. Ell obedece
las leyes contra la loteria y la jugada
de gallos 10 misrno que las que prohi-
ben ell trafco de licores. Nadie que ha
va conocido al anterior presidente del
Tribunal Supreme, honorable don Jo-
Sc Conrado Hernandez o al actual presi
dente licenciado Emilio del Toro, aten-
taria hacer comparaciones envidiosas
entire los Tribunales mas altos de Puer-
to Rico las Cortes de Estados Unidos,
no obstante haber sido estas ultimas de
inapreciables m6ritos.
Ninguno que haya visitado ell canpa
mento "Las Casas' con sus ounce mil
soldados nativos durante la pasada con-
flagraci6n europea y viera ell entusiasmo
refejado en- el rostro de todo aquel tro-
pei de eiudadanos que Sc disponian a
tomar parte en- la contienda al lado de
las franjas las estrellas, Sc atreveria
dudar un apice de Ia lealtad funda-
mental los Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA. Para ellos aquella querella inter
nacional era algo intimo de ellos Mu-
chos eran del tipo patriotico, no inmis-
Guido en- la politica como ell muy no.
BILE prestigioso don Jorge Bird, sim
bolo de la cortesania y de la nobleza.
No muy pocos fueron capaces de sacri-
fear sus aspiraciones politicas futuras
en- ell altar de la conciencia. como don