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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16

to v que las razas Sc fundan Y que La
tlengua. sea para cantar el verso d. ma
ce en- el Yukon como el que palpita
en- las Pampas.
Tiremos cables de Polo Polo, ho-
rademos las nontanas;; reviente la
chispa encendida y que las grdas tita-
nicas vayan recoger estrellas al in
fiiito. iConquistemos la America!
1.-Proclafnamos la grande Repd-
Iblica Euforica Americana.
2.-Exaltamos Ia personalidsd en-
la revoluci6n liriea.
3.-Nos cantamos cantarnos al
continente, qno, 1nico.
Auguramos e1 fenomeno de fu-
sion pan-americano a traves de las
Antillas en- nuestra lfrica euforica.
5.-Proclamamos IA upidad de ra-
zas Y religiones: Ia inutilidad de las
fronteras y de las lenguas.
6.-Apuntamos el fenomeno del su-
per-hon1bre, una nlitad latino y otra
Eitad sajon, 1cuando Sc cunlpla el pen
salniento euforico.
iNorte y Sur, alisraos al llamamieh-
to; erizenlos las bayonetas de nues-
tres verses Y conquiste1nog Ia America
literaria para America!
Seremos.
Euforismo, td has de trocat la inu-
tilidadlde nuestra literature y de nues-
tras religiones v de nuestros senti-
n1ientos, per una nueva revelation j.
teraria, una nueva religion, una nueva
pqlitioa, una nueva e America, dnica y.
sola.
Poetas, alistaos al llamamiento. Sc
renos.
iSeremos!
Vicente Pales Mates y Tomas L.
@Batista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
Los ANAGOS De HVELGIi'AI

I'm una Asan1blea efectuada en- Vega
Alta el dia Z, por los trabajadores .agri-
colas, Sc acordo notifcar la Central
Carmen, el siguiente acuerdo ,respecto
de las condiciones que desean paraF;a
presente zafra:
Ocho horas constituiran un dia de
labor en- las veinte y cuatro que tiene
el dia.
La escala de salaries jornales para
los trabajadores sera Los. que Sc en-
plean en- Ia recollection percibiran IN
minino de iornal 0 salario de $50 y
racion medic dia
Los que Sc ernplean en- el cultivo
percibiran un mininio de jornal sa1a-
rio de SIPS y racion medic dia,
A los memories autorizados por Ia
fey Sc les pagara un jornal minino de
SLIGO y racion a medic dia.
En- case de que sean empleadas mu-
jurese Sc les pagara I'm jornal rninimo
de SIPS racion medic Ola.
A los zanjeros Sc les pagara un jor-
nal minimo de $500 y racion medic
dfa.
Los frabajadores por ajuste o enca-
bezado Sc ajustaran a la escala de sa-
larios especifcados, Y el patrono sera
responsible del salario los trabaja-
dores en- case de un NAL aiuste
Las horas de empezar las faenas, asi
como las de terminarlas seran de 7
a. m. y de II a 4 Pm.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
. LUIS nlINOI RIVERA

denas elementos, para dar al acto to-
do el yalor que en- 81 tiene, rindiehdo
asf todos, los habitantes de Puerto
Rico, justo trbiuto de glorioso recuer-
do al patricia ilustre que supo conquis-
tar la admiration y ell carino de sus
conciudadanos.
No desmaye en- su esfuerzo el Co
mite ejecutivo y concluya su patrioti-
ca obra.
En- sucesivos articulos daremos am
plios detalles acerca de este suceso tan
interesante para Ponce y toda la Isla
de Puerto Rico"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
CON Ell CAIRO AvERIADo
Pedro Lorent.
Guayama, P. R.

El dia Is del corrients las 1:So p.
M, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de Leon,
parada IS y media, un caro- de cuatro
ruedas tirado por dos caballos, propie-
dad de la Porto Rico Brewing Co, de
Santurce, que conducia Asuncion Bur
gos, choc6 con el automovil No. 649,
propiedad de A. ]. Nc Guire. y que es-
taba parade fsI en- su dsE7ffcha, oeasionan-
dole la roturai del guardalodo izquierdo,
un ifarol,, el radiator y abanico ',.....,@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16

Ell doctor Fernandez Mater ha pa
.sado vista de inspection a las siguien
ties poblaciones Carolina, Can6anas,
Rio .Grande, Luquillo,, Fajardo, Vie
ques, Ceiba, Naguabo, Humacao, Las
Piedras. San Lorenzo, Gurabo, Vega
Alta y Vega Baja. g ST
En- Carolina, la lfspieza pdblica es-
bastante eficiente, Sc esta hacienda
en- general I'M buen trabajo sanitario.
FIa side alberto al pdblico el nuevo
Hospital Municipal.
En- Canoyanas, el estado general de
Ia poblaci6n zen cuestiones de Sanidad
es deficienta.
En- Rio Grsade, la limpieza p1blica
es- bastante regular, la carnicerfa no
estd a prueba de moscas. En Luqui-
lie, La poblacion estaba bastSnte linn
pia Ei mataJero de abasto pdblieo,
deficiente. En- Fajardo, la pohlacion,
estaba limpia , el estado general sa-
nitario satisfactorio. En- vieques, Ia
poblaci6n estaba limria. Sc estdn acu-.
nllllando materiales para L., construc-
ci0n de una nrleva plaza de mercado.
En- Ceiba la poblaci6n estabs linn
pia, En- Naguabo, las Gales no estan
en- buen estado, debido a las obras del
alcsntarillado. Ell nuevo acueductol
|esta va funcionando. Ell senior Juan
Nogueras, ha fabricadb una hermosa|
casa dc concrete, para slmacen. Ell
seAor Arturo Gallardo esta fablican-
do una bonita casa para residenciss
particular, y el senior Juan Carrot es-
ta fabricando un edificio de dos PLAN
tas, tle concrete armada y expresa-
mente construfdo para establecer- I'M
hotel. En- HumNcao SCI cstan arreglan.
do yarias GALES. contintan las obras|
del slcantarillado. En- San Lorenzo,
ia limpieza pdbliea essmuy deficiente,
.Fue elausurada una obra hecha en- la
casa del seiior Palacio, por no tener
plSnos aprobados por 81 Departamen-
to. En- Vega Alta, la liinpieza pdbli-
sca no Sc hace con regularidad Eni
Vega Baja Sc procedi6 a la inspection
de los cines de aQuelIs poblaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
MARCAS DE FABRICAS

Han sido registradas, en- la ofcina
del Seeretario Executive de Puerto Ri
co, cuatro marcas de fabrica de la fir
ma de Adjuntas denominada Arias y
-Sobriho, las que consisten en- las pa
labras "Gallo de Oro", "Gran. Pre-
mio'', Exceptional y HPalatino" y
Sc aplican la verSa de cafe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
sREs. CANTERO, FERNANDEZ &
COMPANTA -

Ha sido archivado, en- la SecretariaI
Ejecutiva, el informe anual correspon-
diente al ano 1922, de la corporation
del pals denominada "Cantero, Fer
nandez & Co., Inc"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
REGREsARA EN- Ell
PORTO RICO"

Noticias de Washington informa-
ron el sabado, que el Presidente del
senado seior Barcelo, Sc disponfa a
regresar la isla el sabado pr6ximo
en- el vapor "Porto Rico habiendo
suspendido el embarque proyectado
para el dia 13, segdn Sc habia asegu-
rado. Tampoco EMBARGO ei senior Tra-
vieso. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16

= Y
| Fran va las tres de la tarde, cuandc
nos levantabafnos de la mesa. La ca
isa es espaciosa. Sus extensos y am
fplios BALCONIES, invitan desde ellos
recrear la vista en- la extension ilirni-
tada de la llanura. La nota poetica
toma auge entire los coIicurrentes, y
ALI Sc recitan Y Sc paladean esprit
tualmente, poesias de Bernardo Lopez
de Ayala, de Luis Munoz Rivera, de
Salvador Diaz Miron, Juan de Dios
Peza, Manuel Ma. Flores, Luis Pales
Matos, Martinez Davila y Llorens To-
Eres. Y vibran en- los labios del re-
Icitador, las estrofas sonoras v bellas
de esos poetas, de esos visioifarios,
reyes triunfadores, cuya planta
es un nezquino pedestal Ia TERRA.
Pero hqbo algo mas criollo, mas
portorriqueio, mas tradicionalista: Y
fue. la~trova popular del no menos po-
pular "Toyito", con su acompanante
Paco Torres. Fueron n1uy aplaudidas
las canciones "M1 guitarra" y otras
Yarias que trajeron a nuestra mente,
imborrables recuerdos. La guitarra,,
ese instrumental netamente espanol,
con sus. cuerdas que lloran y rien, puso
en- nosotros una nota de dulces ano-.
ranzas.
Al fin, como todo en- la vida, la fies-
ia intinna. tuvo su termino; v era va
el ,atardecer, cuando Sc inicio el des7
file. de los automobiles, en- marcha ,ha-
cia Ia ciudad. Il
& Pedro Lorent.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

at i:sO o'clock at the community house.
 Theodore skinner has returned from hunting trip to Colchester. He reports an abundance Of game.
 William W. Pagan went on a hunt. ing trip today.
 Harold Clark returned yesterday from trip to New York city.
 East Berlin Items.
 The weekly meeting Of the Junior league will be held at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon at { o'clock.
 Mrs. Charles Nelson. Mrs. Archer Walsh, Mrs. Leslie Cogswoll, Mrs Joseph wotherill and Mrs. Luther Turner will act as hostessos at the Donkey social to be given in the basement of the Methodist church by the ladies Of the church this evening Everybody is cordially invited to at. tend.
 The ladies Of St. Gabriers church will meet at the home Of Mrs. r. Cobey Friday afternoon Of this week.
 Fillmore Olson has returned to Saylcsrillc. R. l., after spending the past fcw days as tho guest of his parents st their home in Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Cogswell spent Tuesday as the guests Of friends and relatives in South Mindham. Conn.
 The members Of the Social Five" club will enjoy a thcatcr party and t.
 The funeral of the late J. l.. Nye will be held from the home Of Will liam Nye, on Main street Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock. Rev. \. C. Fuller will have charge of the sery- ice and burial will be in Wilcox cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
SOUlHINGlON NEWS

The death of Joseph Howard Mar tin, 29 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Martin Of 455 Main street oe- cured at the home of his parents yes- tcrday. Mir. Martin attended the Suf-
 field school in 1910 and was captain Of the baseball team of that school
 for three years, being recognized as one Of the best schoolhoy pitchers in the cast. He then entered Fordham
 university and was star on the baseball team for four years, captain-
 ing the team in 1915 and 1916. He
 has Of late been employed as R sales man hy the Bates Street Shirt Co. 1 Of Portland, Me.
 He is survived by his parents, his
 wife and two children. and two sis- ters. Mrs. William Degnsn Of south. ington and Mrs. George W. Dunn of New Britain, and one brother, Ray mond, Of this town.
 Tho funeral will be held Thursday morning with services al St. Thomas church. Burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 The Lewis high school football team and a team made up ef alumni Of tho school will clash Saturday aft. ernoon at the Sand Hill grounds Sew eral or tho teachers in the school will play with the school team in order 10 even matters as 10 the respective weights of the team. Among the men who will be seen with the alumni team are Pallin. Miller and Nelson. The gate receipts will be donated to tho Athletic association or the school
 The death Of Mrs. Frances Augusta Non sa ahler. s5 years old. widow Of e. Hasbrouck kon Sahler. occurred ycstefxay at her home on Main street. She is survived by ono son. Louis II. Non Sshlor with whom she has made her home. Funeral services were held in Great Harrington. Mass. today
 Following inc business session Of inc meeting 10 be held by st. Eita's Circle. Daughters Of Isabella. Thurs day evening a social cntsrt8inmt nt uili be given. Mrs. c. Blanrhettc is chairman Of tho social committee.
 The promenade scheduled 10 be held by the Eoiture Locale. No. 8In. 1 last Saturday night will be held No v mbcr 21. ft is expected that all . the members of Noiture Locale viii . be present as a number oI candidates are 10 be initiated
 The plsntsyilic ". C. r. L. met this afternoon win Mrs. Ellen Norton of Judge Thomas r. Welch addressed the meeting.
 Much improvement has been shown In the condition Of Constable T. ]. Foley who recently underwent an operation at st Eaphael's hospital in Sew Haven.
 The Ladies Aid society of inc First 3ap ptist rhurca mef in the parlors of hc church this afternoon.
 a FF 4Warglns5sHI
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Why Suffer From Rheumatism
When Uur Iocal Druggists Scll
 I;heunla un Money -Bs,k Plan

Iy you suffer from torturins rheu- matte pains. swollen twisted joints. and suffer intensely because your sys- tenn is full Of uric acid. that danger ous poison that makes thousands helpless and kills thousands years be- fore their time. then you need Rheuna and need it now.
 Start taking U today; in z4 hours # uiI begin to act on kidneys. liver stomach and blood. and you can sin cereiy txcIaim: Good ri1dance 10 had rubbish"
 Many people. the most skepticsi of skeptics right in this city and in the country here abouts. bless fh. say when clark < Brainerd Co. with characteristic enterprise offered Rheu-ua to the afflicted at a small priss and guaranteed money refHnded if not satisfied lf you have rheum5- tism get Rhcums today.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
\. BONaR LAWS WILL.
 A-----=-=-. Document Written by Himself on Single Shect Of Paper.

London, Nov. 2l.--Thc will of the late Andrew Bonar Law is a char acteristically simple document writ- ten in the former prime minister's own hand on a single sheet Of colonial office note paper. The document is dated August |. 1916. when Mir. Bonar was executed in 1922.
 According to tho Daily Mail. the will has not yet been admitted 10 probate and the amount or tho estate is unknown. but the paper says the executors are Mir. Bonar Laws sister and Lord Beaverbrook. The latter. if is adicd. Is 10 receive all the former premicr's papers.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

choir will not be obliged to devote two separate evenings to the work.
 Leave For The south Mr. and Mrs Niles I. Hart left to- 1 day for Mrs. Hart's former home in Cary, North Carolina Mrs Hart will spend a vacation there to rest after a recent illness which confined her to the Hartford hospital. They were ac- companied by Clarence Abels who left to visit at his home in Tennessee.
 Town Plan Commission
 The town plan commission is scheduled to meet again soon to take lip unfinished matters concerning Webster street. The meeting had been adjourned for an indefinite pe- riod to be called at the discretion of the secretary. It was scheduled to he held on Monday evening. November 12. but as Armistice Day was ob- served on that date, it was thought proper by the members to postpone it. No definite date has been announced by the secretary.
 Progress on Bank Street
 Work of grading and lining up Bank street is progressing favorably, according to an announcement by those in charge of the work. The OK cellent weather has made things so good for the work that it is expected that the entire street will be finished within 2 short time from now.
 No Decision Rendered.
 No decision has been announced in the case of Burgess ys. the town of Plainyile. The case was heard be- fore Judge William Maltbie in the su- perior court in Hartford last week and the iurist withheld decision. IL is expected that the decision will be handed down within a very few days.
 Thomas Cotton Mather.
 The funeral of Thomas Cotton Mather of Mountain View was held this afternoon from the undertaking parlors Of w. A. Bailey & O., with services in the Advent Christian church at o'clock. Burial was in Harwinton.
 Plain,ilIc Briefs. Mrs. Edith Forsyth of the Plain vile teaching staff is confined 10 her rooms at the Maplehurst with illness. 1 For Rent-Furnished or unfu-- ! nished rooms 14l West Main street. 1 Tel. 13S-i4.-adNt.
 Garage for rent. Inquire l49 Broad St, or Tel. l6-1S, Plainrille.- adyt, For Sale--Baldwin Apples, J. F. | Lewis, plainville.--adNt.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Ep,zssy,sl Notes

Th.re will be a teachers meeting in fha church Tar ri0rs Friday evening al s:sh o'ciork follyped hy choir re- rearsaI at O'cIork. The schedule this wrek Will he slightly changed be- oaHsf n. choir rehearsal will b. post rons1 until Friday evening 90 that the teachers sho are also members of thc
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
nmraTrox of CLAIMS.

A. Court of Probate holden sf NeE Britain. within ard for the District gf Der lin fn the County of Hartford and State of Conneeticut. the 11th day Of N0vem- Der. A. D.. 1928.
 Present. Bernard r. GaTney. Es1- Judge. on motion Of George V. TraBt. Prank L.. Treut and The New Britain Trust cofm- gsanY Of said SsN Brftsln as Executors of tbe Isst win and testament and two eodieiis thereto 0f Eiise Tfzuts late of New Brit ain. within safd district deeeassd-
 This Court doth uerres that six months bs aIioved and limiiea for the creditors of said estate to exhibit fbeIr cisirns ageinsi the samf 70 fhe ENerutofs and directs fiiat pubic usfics he Rirrn of tiis order by sdteftisfnE in nsusHsper rubiished fn ssfd New Britain. and batinE slrauis tion in said distriff. and by fsgsfing soTss thereof on The falBie sign pust in said town of Seu Britain nearest fhs place phsrs tht detsasea Iast dpelt and return make
 Certified ffom Eerard.
 BEENAkD [. GAFFNET.
 godss4
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
STEVENS IS AGAIN
 MASTER OF GRANGE.
Annual Election of Officers Held Last Evening; Tryon Is OVerseer
INITIATION DECEMBER
Activities Planned for Berlin Grange Arc Many-No Date set for East
 Berlin Mccting--William Wttham
 undergoes Opcration---Otber Items.

Claude W. Stevens was reelected master of the Berlin Grange at the annual meeting held last evening in the hall on Damon's Hill Mir. Stew cns has been member Of the or- ganization for many years and has held the position of master for seN- cral terms. He has been A keen worker.
 Other officers elected were: Over seer George Tryon. lecturer Mrs. George Tryon: steward. Leslie Wat kins: assistant steward. James B. Ellsworth: chaplain, C. N. Welden; treasurer. George B. Carter; secre- tary. Mrs. Edwin E. Adams: gate keeper. E. W. North. Ceres, Myrtle Prior: Pomona. Mrs. Anna Molum- phy: Flora, Phyllis Senning.
 Third and Fourth.
 The third and fourth degrees will ie exemplified on a class Of iS can didates at the next meeting Of Berlin grange on December 1. This class recently was given the first and sec ond degrees. 4 degree team from out Of town will carry on the work at the next meeting.
 Present at the meeting will he a representative Of the Connecticut Child Welfare league. who will tell of the work of that organization and will explain the idea of securing homes on farms for some of the chil- dren which it takes care Of. It is un- derstood that the Berlin Grange will do it's part in aiding the work Of find ing homes for the children.
 No Meeting Date Set.
 ft is understood that the petition arranged by residents Of East Berlin asking that a special town meeting be called for the purpose of deciding whether East Berlin shall have a fire district. has been presented 10 the selectmen Of the town hut no date has been set for the meeting. The resi- dents Of East Berlin are becoming enthusiastic regarding the prospect Of having a fire district in that section of the town and several are working to secure f. The petition has been signed by the number of voters necss- 1 sary to secure a meeting and it is thought that the signatures Of most i of the residents could have been se- cured if necessary.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Motor o-nnibuses are now running regzIfariy between saxdad and AIsrro. although fhe motor road IS aT.feiaUy unprotected. Inc distance betaeen EagdaI and aleppo. by way Of Hgsul. is roughly sse nileE
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Iim CoInnlunity Singine

I'iaus for a community Thsnksgi,- iHE song service werc discussed at the meeting of trs Tabarnacl. chorus Of zab voices last riEft at the Advent church. This arrsuE. ms1f viii i.n a part of the union service. tsin4 plan ned by the churches oI the city for
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Four million women sre employed as farm hands in JaraH.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Real Estate DesI.

The Bodwcll Realty company has sold 10 Louis Nesseila of Kensingtcn lot on the old Berlin fair ground property.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
,Ir~. I,rf,Irct Gibbons
Cmsider Hospital Nork

Consideration of ways and means or aiding former service men in hospitals will be taken TIT at the meeting Of the auxiliary of seicheprey Post. Ameri- can Legion. at the needing on Thurs day night in Legion haul Commit ices wiH Je chosen 10 take ID inc work to brighten the Christmas ses- son for the ahIicted of the World war. < social session Will follow the business meeting.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
tndcrgocs operation.

William witham Of kensington un- derwent an operation at the Hart ford hospital yesterday and if is re- ported that he is resting comfortably. Dr. Waterman Lyon of New Britain performed inc operation.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Capiafu Thomas r. Guckin of the police iortt is sHioliuz weeks va cation. During his absence oHicer Joseph strup has bsen detailed sct- ing captain.
 son has been born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Codarette of Chestnut street.
 NIT. and Hrs. ]. {. King of wor- cestfr. Mass. arc visiting friends in the city.
 Among the attending guests st the Chamber of Commerce dinner last night were President Joseph E. An- drcEs and former Pr. sident John C. .oomis of the Sew Britain chamber.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Iteuis pf Intcre~t.

The Gin seout met this afternoon
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
EoII Gall Is Slow.

It was stated today by Rev. Sam uei A. Fiske. chairman of the Berlin branch of the New Britain chapter. American Re1 Gross. that no more memberships have been turned in since Monday However. he said that the Boy Scouts will probably have re- ports to make at the meeting of the troop on Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Explosives stolen.

Report was made to the police thts morning that two boxes Of caps and So sticks Of dynamite were stolen last night from tool box on the new hospital construction job, off stearns street \ heavy lock was ripped from Inc tool box and another bix in side was destroyed to get at the eN- plosiyes. This is the second theft of this kind in the last few weeks. as Casmo Naccs. the local contractor, lost box Of dynamite in that man Ter. The police. however, rounded up the thief. who is now at the Meri- den reform school
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Condition still Critical.

The condition Of Martin Sudak of Buckley who was seriously injured Monday. when he fell or vas pushed from an automobile truck on the turnpike remains critical. fl was stated at the New Britain General hospital today.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
License Is Re,oLed.

Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff has received word from John W. Titcomb. superintendent of the state board of fisheries and game. that the hunting license Of Mario Mariotti Of East Ber- lin has been revoked and that he will not be entitled to another for a year. He has been convicted Of violation Of the game laws
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Plan Christmas Anair.

Plans are being made for a Christ mas entertainment to be held by, Ber- lin Grange. This promises to be one Of the big affairs of the season. An entertainment will be provided, dancing will be enjoyed and santa Claus will also be present later in the evening. Nothing definite has been arranged, but the affair will probably take place December IS.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

BEESAKD T. GAfFNET.
 gadgs
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

For Rent-Furnished or unfu-- nished rooms 14l West Main street, Tel. 1SS-i4.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
Allcge Liquor Violation.

Harold Norton. proprietor Of a club on Main street, was arrested this morning on a charge Of violation of the liquor laws. His case will be heard in inc city court on Thursday morning.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-21

Garage for rent. Inquire l49 Broad St, or Tel. lG-1s, Plainville.- adyt.
 For Sale--Baldwin Apples, J. E. Lewis. plninNille.--AlNt.