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New Britain herald., 1919-01-23

gress, because it was the least suit able place for Soviet representatives to go. He was sure. he said that if was not President Wilson's fault that the Russian government which now has been in power 15 months is not represented at the congress.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-23
Honest Advertising

all hear
 Yet told claimed
 remedial won't it will be-
 all the neasedu physicians andou that its be
 of that Mr. Fletcher created But that Mr. Fletcher Honestly advertised Honestly placed before the public and from whicb he Honestly to oreceive his
New Britain herald., 1919-01-23

Fresh eggs 69c, Russell Bros.- advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-23

then a fugitive shot first and with true aim.
 But official records show that no criminal who murdered an officer ever escaped vengeance of that officers
 Challenge milk, 16c, Russell Bros.- advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-23

Fure larG, ZIG, Russell Bros.- advt
New Britain herald., 1919-01-23

4sineh charfnslse wsth high lustre Extra heaVyssof and drapy Navy and black only This quality sond in department stores all at S4OO yard Clearance Sale P%~"X0
 4oinch Crepe Meteor-Superior quality, silk that thoroughly reliable shown black and the CT ON ing coors $500 quality. Clearance Sale ~@ '"O
 3ench Pads and stripes-Syes that have been selling Iesrso 1 season a n department stores at SS0o $1.2O O'O"-'1AN~ ~0N - = - =
 36-inch Plads and Stripes i'll beautiful rich satin effects and firm, heavy quality G1earpnre n aTpnrmsnt SaIe stores at SSS@, $1.6O
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
Attorney General William LANCER

Attorney General William LANCER
has refused to make any answer to
the charges Of Attorney James Mona
Ian that the jury IN the Hagan trial
was unduly influenced. The League
is kept busy making excuses for los
ses in court. Townley was convicted
under the espionage act in Minnesota
through an overriding of his consti-
tutional right; McKaig lost his poll
teal $4,000 damage suit against
perjury; and Hagan was convicted OF
Governor Cooling o: Idaho because Of
violating banking laws because Of the
presence Of Independent Voters in the
lcourt room-which was under the con-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
WORKER GETS 5000
Result OF Interfering In Fight Between
DOG and Welt. !. y !.

3MH OOH 0UV vvOeIs ShrIA y 4
Attracted by what at first appeared.
to be an ordinary dog fight, Dick GU
lett, twenty-eight years old, driver. f0r
the Wolk Transfer company Of MIN
neapofis, found one Of the b~ealigereots
to be a large timber wolf. !.
The wolf looked like q winner In
the fight and Catlett, who was on his
way to work, entered the fray with q
bedpost he found at the corner Of
Seventh and Lyndale avenues North.
Thus reinforced, the dog won the
battle, and Catlett, claiming the
trophy, reported at the ONCE Of Coun-'
II Treasurer Henry Hanke and drew
$50 in bounty by way Of swelling his
days wages.
sNhat are you going to DO With.
that wolfi'' asked Miss Margaret
Kelly, assistant In the treasurtER.s cd.
dce.aas Catlett was leaving.
Don't know; guess m throw e
away" was the answer.
'.T1l give you s. for It" said Min
Kelly promptly. n want to have the
skin for q scarf"
sYou're on" sail Catlett, and the
deal was made. Mh
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
IN OR OUT

The colored sol,lier was toting
around half q dozen loaded grenades
after his arrival this country.
whats the big idea, JIM" asked
q white friend.
They're TO- nah GAL"
"Your gal?"
"Uh-uh. I'm going to see her TO-
night, and I don't knew how she'll re-
ceive me. First III throw NAH he'll
met in the front door; if that stays
in, ! goes in. But itsthat comes out,
then; these grenadessagoes mi."-Ameri-
cen Legion Weekly.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17

No country in the world is as cos
,mopolitan as ours. No other has as
many peoples from foreign lands liv-
ing under its flag. Twenty per cent
|of the population! Of the United States
cannot read, write OF understand
English. Yet there is a hopeful fact:
Although probably no country outside
Of Germany has as many persons Of
German birth or of German origin Gv-
ing within its borders as our country,
those Of German blood who were dis
loyal during the war were amazingly
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
Editor-in-chief
Mrs. Eugene Fenslon

"A complete account Of all home
stead, bills, land plans and farm bills
now pending consideration has been
compiled and issued by the Douglas
County Omaha) Post. The letter ex-
pains in concise fashion the facts Of
each bill and how to 60 to work to
back it or oppose it, and will be Of
great service to any soldiers and sal
.lors who are puzzledaby the variety
OF such propositions how before the
public. ~
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17

At this time arose the great legend
that Gen. Bundy, then commanding
the Second division, had met the
French order to- retreat. with q re-
sounding refusal:
Retreat hell, I just got here!v { !
Which story born~of the mood Of
those wonderful days spread like the
flu from continent to continent. It
was not true. Butt. was not sheer
invention. Capt. Williams Of the
marines, getting into. position with his
company on the first day, was met by
an excited French ofe.r who told him
that the order. was to retreat, which,
as far as the French trooH were-con-
,cerned, yNIas quite true; And Capt.
Williangaatold Him lkoao 10 hell.
He did2not know that he was max
ing historic remark. When he re-
ported what hi had said ~ runner tq
regimental headquarters it was not
in the spirit ioofssone. who proclaims to
his superiors. "toh listens i have just
done wonderful and courageous
thing" Z Far from It.: He had spoken
out 6f his heart, and then fearing that
perhaps he, had moi, empAloyed the Pro:
per attitude toward an allied officer
ct higher rank, he had sent in his
own report Of the proceeding to beat
anyone else to it. Capt. Williams was
wounded later, and while he was on
the operating table in. the dressing
station he was killed by a random
shell. He is among the multitudinous
dead who lie in ,thsyaIley of the
Marne::siBut HE thingslressaid and the
work heidi ] Sc .very,, much alive. II
lives andSs7oflhks todaySin The treaty Of
peace. Al #S
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17

jSelzFess u Stock Feed Ship
msl,ts Made BIZ Government
Authorities.

0easases so1sahipmsnts 81. stock feeds
on the charge ?of adulteration ind mis-
branding, because of the sale Of re-
ground bran and screenings % shorts,
have been made upon theE..eeommenda+
uon, Of officials Of the bureau Of chem
istry, United States department Of
agriculture who arSsshalllsaeed with the
enforcement q thes.1edetll food and
drugs act. sSse @sssa.
The feed knownE3aeShe trade %
''shortg' contains more hutritive mate
rial than ground bran and screenings,
and sells In the market for . consider
ably higher price. The sale Of ground
bran and screenings aasaI shorts, in the
opinion Of the 0f1cals, is not only q
fraud upon the purchaser, but is de-
moralixing to the feed industry. Hon
est feed manufacturers who correctly
label their feeds are placed at q dis
advantage in competing with manu-
facturers and dealers who put out
cheaper products under the names Of
higher priced ones.
The shipment into interstate com
merce Of ground bran and screenings
slabS3ed a. shorts, constitutes botan
addlSeration and misbranding unde,
tie terms Of the federal food and
drugs act. Inspectors have been In
structed I'd watch for interstate ship
ments Of a%dulterated and misbranded
stock feeds. Action viii be taken, cay
the o1icials, in all cases found to be Il
violation Of the law.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17

In these days Of the bolshevist, the
parlor faddist in government, the in
ter4ational;st, and similar radicals too
manysto mention, It is well to Be. re-
mindeds,o the broat and solid foun-
.dation upon which our government
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17

The construction Of acommunity
building as q war memorial, instead
Of a monument, is Favored by the re-
turned service men Of Flandreau and
vicinity. The bzuisding will be equip
ned with gymnasium and other club
features. The citizens generally IA
vor the project and it is expected early
steps will DE taken to have the struc-
sture erected.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
In a recent speech in. the House,
Representative Horaeessld. Towner. Of

In a recent speech, in the House,
Representative Horaee.1d.. Towner. Of
Iowa, said: u
1.-THE trainers of oar Constitution
made our governments q government
of laws and not Of men, which means
that no mans authority, that nosever-
else Of arbitrary power Of any kind,
shall deprive the citizen; . his life
liberty or property without due
process Of law II is the very anthi-
thesis Of autocratic power. Il places
the law above kings, and presidents
and governor; abyve generals and
armies and military power above all
earthly authority noe exercised under
ard in accordance with the Constitu-
ton" !,
And one hundredzand twenty years
ago George Washington, with his
wQpderful insight into the future,
,saids:
Towards the preservation of your
government and the permanency of
yourInsescnt happy state, it is requi-
site, 9aa4lot only that you steadily dis
coup4A4nance irregular oppositions to
itsssA6 acknowledged authority, but also
thAaxstff$tAt resist with care the spirit Of
inno1aafion upon its principles, how.
ever speciousf the p~retexts. One meth
d,xt1Sasault may be to effect, in the
fordA5Ffof the Constitution, alterations,
which will impair the energy Of the
system, and thus t, undermine what
cannot be directly over:.lrown. in all
the changes to which you may be in
vited, remember that time and habit
are at least as necessary to fix the
true character of governments, as of
other human institutions; that expe-
rience is the surest standard, by which
to test the real tendency Of the exist
ing constitution of a country; that
facility in changes, upon the credit of
mere hypothesis and opinion, exposes
10 perpetual change, from the endless
variety Of hypothesis and opinion, and
remember, especially, mat, for the eff
ficient management Of your common
interests, in 2 .countr.,; SO extensive as;
ours, q government Of as much vigor as
is consistent with the perfect security
of the liberty is indispensable. Liber-
ty itself will find in such a govern
ment, with powers properly distribut-
ed and adjusted, it's surest guardian"
-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
Not an There

Delbrook was the proud p~ossessor q
q brand-new suit Of clothes with Q
small wooden whistle attached to
1t. Soon after getting the suit. and
while the family was dining away
from home. his father asked him why
he did not wear his new suit that eve.
ming. II can't, daddy" he answered.
"'cause the whistles broke"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17

troll Of a hand-picked League Judge
1t is strange that every one q 3e men
on the three juries have agreed, when
SO many juries on minor eases IND
it impossible to agree.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-12-17
p.s Fund viii Ai4Frsneh Families.

Twelve tho1sahd French families
have applied for the grant Of 35.OQOlS
from the great fund established 81
Theodore Cognacq. the French mil'
lionaire. 10 a6etst. .famiHeJfE1pfqsseesaly'
nins or mosetl ilslap -NIisltylgranthssl
Sre 10 be m{d ] z,fron4ts9e q 4 J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-29
NEMO POzADUJf NAHRADU IA
BL0KADU.
PROTE.STY BERLiNA TlSTENY JSOU
MA 1O8 STRANACH.
PROTICHUDNE ZPRAVY o ROZREsENf RJECKE
OTAZKY
poTfz % 11,S+po

Pafiz 28 kvetna - Lhuta dana Nemecku, ably odpove-
delo ma mirove podmnky spoenc zem spratelenych
prsl We ctrek Upynut ei nalezne spo pne pipra
veny das voenske akci esti odpove Berina vyzni
sudne Me- poslednesm pripade bude Nemecku 70 hodn
pfedem oznameno Re doba primerf skoncia vosko ang
cke rancouzske americke zaha pochod dale do vnni-
no N6mecka.
Soucasn6 bude N6mecko prisnesi blokadou cd
statnlho svea osamoceno casecne Zemim
utranlm dovoz surovn potravinovych zasob uzavreni
belgckych hranc povolan dovolene meskacho muz-
stva k praporum, referovano bylo jiz vcera.
Brits francouzstf amercti vGdcove Ryne konfero-
vaf spoecnem postupu armad zachovaj Nemci odmi
tave nabizenemu Jim miru Die vseobecne predpoved
sou Nemc odpoved pnou vytacek protesl ktere ale
spoenc nebude bran zTete Hunove havn6 ohanej
mym IA mlrovym canky presdenta Wlsona nasedkem KITE
rych pry edne prim6T podepsali Ably cel veke
nhrade dktujl sam skorem 13 blion mark odSkodne
no nahradu blokadu ceeho Nemecka timto zpsobem
utrp6nou skodu
Londyn %. kvena - Nemecke protinavrhy mirove by
ly dnes Berine uveren6ny. N6mecko prohasue ochou
snzit vaecnou svo este nez spojenc poza-
dovno, ale odmit restn podmnky elikoz pry spoenc nj
kterak nemohou dokaza Nemecko jest zodpoveno
ny, ktere zaloby opraji zamorskch
vzdv ale jest hotov stenyh pray jako stay ne vsto
pitt do Ligy narodu
Hrabe Brockdorf Rantzau vadce nemecke mrove dele
gace, hoda opust Versailles odcesovat do Spa akmie
odevzda n6meckou odpov6d mirove konerenc sta
ma jest6 dnes
Kobenc 28. kvetna. - Zdejsi revirska voenska poll
Gle Spoenych Stat vsechny patroy ceem okupovanem
1zemf obdrze rozkaz ihned rhat vsechny pakaty po-
keho zn6ni Stao tax nasledkem pokynd anglickeho
hlavnho stanu Kone mad Rynem kde udaly demonsra
pro odrzeni Porn Cd Nemecka Protestem prot okle
sten Nemecka, bya take provoana generani stavka.
Stran upravy itasko hoslovanskeho sporu dosy dnes
zpravy prohudne Zprvu bylo haseno re prfpad recky
zn rakouska pohranicni oazka bya spoeneckou radou
vyrzen ale odpoeni bulletin alskeho havnho stanu po
hasi re Rece dosud mic definivniho usneseno
byo.
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OSUD LfGY NARODU ROZ-
HODNE o PRfSTf WILSONO-
We KANDIDATURE.

Washington, %. kvetna. -
Kandidatura presidenta Wilso
ma ma treti presidentskou Thu
tn zavislou jest Cd osudu Ligy
narodd, jak Sc vyjadril H. S.
Cummings, predseda narodni-
no vyboru strany demokraticke
ma schdzi v Chicago.
"Kdyby Liga Sc potkala ne
zdare n, O cemz vsak slime po-
chybuji, pax donucen by byl
Wilson uchazeti Sc o presidents
sky trad po tfetl a verim, re
by byl opetne zvolen. Postave-
nall bude liga ma pevny "a
klad, pax nan natlak, ably po-
znovu kandidoval cinen nebu-
de-"
DE nekterych zprav sucast-
nj Sc presidentske volby r.
1920 jiz zeny &C z nekolika
siran bylo tvrzeno, ze to te do
by Sc Jim jeste prava volebni-
no nedostane.
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PR0TlB0LSEVICKA P0VSTANf V
RUSKU.
LODI POTRAVlNAMI PRO RUSKO CEKA MA
ROZKAZ K VYPLUTI.

Londyn, 28. kvetna V distriku Sunga, kolem Onez-
skeho ezera propuklo pro Wade soveu povstani Tele
gram doy Kemu vypravuje Sunge zabiti byli boise
komisa ruda garda rozehnana. Bolsevicke zpravy
samy doznavai das ustupovani Petrohradu pred esoh
skym vojskem
Sibirska armada Kolcakovy vady Omsku zene dtokem
Orenburk posledn to bosevckou bastu hovychodnho
Ruska DIE nesnl depese dose Omska ohrozena byla 2
kvetna duezita zelezncni krizovatka
Archandelsk, 26. kvetna. = Amercky krznfk Des Moi
mes prbyl dnes do zdejsho pristavu maize paube trans
port novych angickych dobrovonk, kter mali vysfida
vosko americke jnych spoeneckych satG lodi pfiby
rearadmira McCuly vete americkeho lodsva, operuji
ciho ruskych vodach.
Pafiz, 49, kv9na Spojenecka rada zasobovAni po
avnam Helsingforsu hlavnim este Finska jinych
pristavech Backeho more ppraveno lodi nalozenou
veprovinou moukou kterez nAklady by molly by do Pc
roradu doyezeny dobe ednoho dne Dodan{ zdrkuje e
dine spolecny spojenecky rozkaz ably lode vypluly
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OTAZKA PROHIBICE PRED.
LOZENA BUDE LIDU.

Olympia, Wash. - Nejvyssi
soud statu Washingtonu roz-
hodl dnes We prospech vinafu,
ably otazka prohibice byla pred
lozena k odhlasovani lidu. Cali
fornska zakonodarna minuleho
podzimu odhlasovala prohibic-
nj dodatek k 1stave. DIE vykla
du dnesniho rozhodnuti ratifi-
kace nebude provedena, nebu-
deli schvalena volici celeho
svatu. Ponevadz vice nez dive
tretiny statd - coz jest pocet,
ktereho jest tfeba k pfidani do
datku k nstave. odhlasovalo do
datek, neveri sc zde, ze dnesnl
|rozhodnuti nejak zmeni situa-
lei.
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PRAPOR RUSKYM LECIO-
NARUM.
(Ceskoslov. Tisk. kance.ar.)

(Ceskoslov. Tisk. kance.ar.)
Praha, "a. dubna 1919. -
Ones odpoledne konala sc ma
starOmestskem namesti siav-
most odevzdanl praporu l. pra-
poru Cechoslovaku z Ruska. u
citelky a zacky ii. prum. sko-
ly V Praze podjaly Sc ukolu a
odevzda,y dnes umelecke sve
dilo pasim hrdinum jako uzna-
nj je5ich statecnosti' sebeobe-
tovani V boji "a samostatnost
naseho naroda. Ia zvuku ma
rodnl hymny, kterou "a fizeni
kapelnika Synka hrala l. po-
sadkova hudba, prevail velitel
|. praporu Cechoslovaku Ru-
ska, Jarolimek, krasny dar ma
sich zen a divek, prisahaje, ze
Cechoslovaci z Ruska Verne bu
dou kazde dobe haiti svoji o.
svobozenou vlast. Ministr ma
rodni obrany Klofac, vykonav
preh.idku voj5ka, V ne M byli
tez legionari ItalSti a francouz
stl, jakoz naSi ruSti a srbSvi
invalide, zduraznil zasluhy Ma
saho zahranicniho vojska, KITE
re pro osvobozeni v.asti nelito
valo obeti. Ones narod nezada
cd sveho vojska. ably vrazdilo,
nybrz ably ochranilo cest nasi
republiky. Budeme-li vsak ma
padeni, pax cely narod, vojak i
nevojak, budeme hajit do po-
sledni krupeje krve svoji repu-
bliku proti vsem nepratelnm.
Ma to defilovalo vojsko pred
ministre n K.ofacem.
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lWS.S TW.SS.
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NAVEAT AMERICKEHO
VOJSkA.

Washington, %. kvetna. -
V tydnu, koncicim 20. kvetnem
vrati'O sc celkem 54.510 muzu
armady Spojenych Statu do A
meriky, tax ze al dosud z ev-
ropske fronty navratilo Sc eel
ken 96G.259 voiinu. V udany
den citala ozbrojena moe l.
51O.523 muzu, Z nichz bylo
94O.O91 dosud v Europe, 170.-
81 ma mori, ma cest6 domu a
464.795 domacich lezenlch
We Spojenych Statech.
(WSSTWSS
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VARf Ease PIVO.

st. Louis, Mo-, 26. kvetna.-
Spolecnost Independent Bre-
weries Co., ktera ma pod kon-
trolou pet zdejsich pivovaru,
zacla variti Ease pivo. Toto je
2.75 procentni. Rozhodla Sc
pro vareni piva toho duvo-
du, re vsechny jeff zasoby jiz
jsou vycerpany. Jinak by mu-
sila vsechny sve zavody zavri-
ii a propustiti lidi, jez zamest-
nava.
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DULNI KATASTROFA v MORAVSKE
OSTRAVE..
VYBUCHEM PLYNU v UHELNEM DOLU PRISLO
MNOHO LIDl o ZIVOT. VYSLOVUJE Sc PO-
DEZRENf, ZE JEDNA Sc POLSKE
ZAKERNICTVi

Viden 28. kvetna. - Hrozny vybuci plynh udal Sc
helnem dolu Moravske Ostrave Vybuchem zpsobena by
la veka ztrata skych zivotech Do e DOLBY vyloveny
byly 80 mrtvoly Dach 78 honk stale jese postrada
Cechoslovaci prictaji nestest toto zomyse edbalos
jednoho poskeho rednka ktery pry chte Cechosova
kim timto zpusobem pomstit zratu TeSnska. Ob6tm
jsou vesnes Cechoslovaci
Pohrbu obeti katastrofy sdtasnio $4,000 id cita-
cele
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WSS|-4WSSl
BULHARSKY KRAL CHCE
DO CECH.

Srjedec, '25. kvetna. - Jeli-
koz Svycarsko jest jiz preplne-
no byvalymi monarchy a uprch
lymi cleny panovnickych rodin,
pozadal bulharsky kral Ferdi-
nand .vladu .ceskoslovenskou,
ably mu dovolNa uchyliti Sc do
Czech.
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CESKOSLOVENSTi HRDINOVE ZE
SIBIRE v AMERICE.

Chcazsky Denni Hasael obdrzc telegram Oaklandu
Kaforn prplut vojnu ceskoslovenske armady jez
proava nehostnnych panich sibskych Zastupce nle
novan6ho listu Frank Vydra, oznamuje:
"Fos prijedou s. hodine ranni dine 27 kvetna peru
= Fort Mason. - DalSi oznamm Zitra'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-08-14
Strange Guests
u q

Upon returning from church, last
week, Sunday morning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Withee Of the Withee district found
that visitors had arrived during their
absence. These guests had never be-
fore met their hosts, but they had
travelled some distance, and the
beauty OF the field and garden appeal
ed to them as a delightful spot in
which to sojourn, and they entered
the open grounds to rest while. The
grounds were not at their best, for
the recent hail storm had damaged
the garden to quite an extent; had al
most obliterated it. The visitors,
however, were charmed, and immedi-
ately commenced landscape garden
ing operations They cleaned up the
garden, and, in fact, the entire field,
carefully storing away the beets, peas,
sweet corn, oats, and everything of an
edible nature. Then, contented with
their labors, and possessed of con-
scientousness of having done the
right thing, they again rested, and en-
joyed the scenery Mr.. and Mrs.
Withee upon their return, Hospitality
decided to make them as comfortable
as possible and as they seemed 10
like camping out. permitted them to
Use the field for this purpose and
supplied them abundantly with food
They meanwhile endeavored assidu-
ously to learn something of the for
mer home of the youthful trio, and
whether they might not be missed by
their relatives and friends. The
three were exceedingly reticent in
this regard however. Friday Mr.
and Mrs. Withee urged their guests
to return home. This they seemed
loath to do, and upon being pressed
further, the three heifers (oh. yes
/ they were heifers) jumped over the
fve-foot fence into the pasture, de-
| termined to go no further. They
are now there, awaiting their owner
tSee ad in our Everybody's Column
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-08-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Currie Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Currie cele-
brated their second wedding anniver-
sary last Thursday night at their
home on Heselton street. There
were about II guests present. Re-
freshments of ice cream, fudge and
fancy cookies were served. Games
were played and piano and victrola
music was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs
Currie were presented with a leath-
cred covered rocking chair. The
following were present; Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Currie. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Currie, Miss Pearl Currie,
Frank Currie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Col
Inns Mr.. and Mrs Frank Green. Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Bishop, Edgar, Edith
and Fern Bishop.
Mrs. Currie was formerly Miss Efie
Corson daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
c, Corson.