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ARTICLE "
The Council
THE P

The Council
The Council is the principal organ
of the League; for while its functions
are almost entirely confined to super
vision and the making of recommen-
dations the sphere in which 1t can do.
this is large.
Now the responsibility for carrying
out the objects of the League rests
mainly upon the five larger nations.
On their cooperation its effectiveness
depends. Without them 1t would be
powerless. They M us be kept con-
stantly in close touch with m an
other, inc hence in the small body
which meets most frequently and in
which the most intimate conference
takes place, they must always be pres
ent. But although that body possesses
no legal authority to direct the action
of the members, yet if it were COM
posed exclusively of the representa-
tives of the five largest nations those
five could, il they agreed together,
exert such an influence as practically
to rule the League, and in fact the
whole world. 1t is important, there
fore, that the smaller states should
be represented on the Council, II
that the states having seats there
should not always be the same. TO
accomplish this result the Assembly
is empowered to select from time TO
time the states that shall send rep
r~esentatives; and since in h AS
sembly the small states will far out
number the large ones. and each state
has vote. the states to have seats
will practically be selected by the
smaller members of the League. In
order, moreover, that important action
affecting any smaller state may not
be taken in its absence 1t Is further
provided that in such q case the state
shall be specially invited to attend.
Thus effectiveness by the presence OF
the larger states Is combined with fair
consideration for the smaller ones.
No Executive" Power
It Is noteworthy that in revising the
draft of the Covenant the name of the
Executive Council was changed to
Council, because IL Is not in fact en-
trusted with executive power. Apart
from matters relating to the organiza-
ton of the League-such as the APP
pointment of the Secretary General.
and Of permanent commissions. and
the naming, with the approval of the
Assembly. Of additional members OF
the Council-its functions are almost
wholly advisory or supervisory. Thus
it Is to formulate plans for reducing
ornaments, to give advice on restrict
ing the private manufacture of arms
and on the mean of resisting agrees
sion upon the integrity of a member
OF the League. to propose steps to
give effect to ar arbitral award, to
formulate plans for a permanent court
OF justice, to endeavor to effect the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Today's Letter Takes Up

settlement of disputes between W
m of the League, to conduct
Inquiries in such cases, TO puplish
facts and recommendations II II ans
to reach an effective decision OF q uH
mute. to Recommend military contih-
GENTS in case of an attack upon a
member of the League, to make re-
Communications to prevent hostiiitles
between non-members, and hnally 70
supervise the prohibition OF traoe ~
white slaves, opium, ETC., and the au-
ministration of international bureaus
When Its Action Binds
The only cases in which the Couh-
Gil has power to take action tnae n%
q binding effect of IN kind upon the
members, no one of them can exceed IL
First. IL a plan for production OF ar
mament is voluntarily accepted by the
members, no one of the can eXceeu !.
during the period for which 1t mas
been adopted without the consent Oh
the Council. Second, If in case OF an
inquiry into a dispute the Council
makes a recommendation which IS
unanimous (expect for the parties
thereto) no member of the League
can attack another member that COM
plies with it. And third, IL a menu
Der chooses TO accept a over
a backward territory it must do so on
the terms agreed upon by ne meni-
bers of the League or hxed by inc
Council. In two other cases the Coun-
ell has power to TAX action that a
a binding effect, but not on the menu
bers of the League. 1t can determine
conditions on which an outside power
may Join the League, either for the
purpose of settling a particular diS-
pute. or permanently, and In this last
case IL can regulate the military
equipment the new member NAV po-
Ssess. d
Not a Super-Sovereign
We may observe that only In mat
ters of procedure and appointment
and in publishing facts and recon-
mendations in a dispute where it can
NOT make a report with any binding.
effect. a the Council act by ma
jority. In all other cases, even wnere
it only gives advice. its vote must De
unanimous. The only exception Is
that in deciding a dispute h votes
of the parties thereto are not counted.
The United States might thus be pre-
vented by act of the Council from att,
lacking a member of the League when
all the other members of the Coun-
Gil thought we were in the wrong.
Save in hat case no action of the
Council, which must be unanimous.
even the making of recommendations.
can take place unless the United
States C The fear, therefore.
of a national sovereignty, oil a Coun-
Gil that rules the world, Is the result
of inattentive reading of the docu-.
ments or of an overheated imagina-I
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18


One of the surest things we know
of is that the man who knocks his
home town would knock yours if he
happened to live in it
About every two months a seven
teen-year-old Princess meets the only
man she yer loved. And he is al
ways a different man..
A woman Is a person who Will
blame the photographer because her
face isn't beautiful In the photo
graphs she had taken.
What has become of the old-fash-
Toned female who made a living
charming snakes? As we recall her,
she looked like she could not have
charmed anything else.
A woman has no trouble In keep
ing a secret when the secret concerns
some married man h is meeting on
the quiet.
Every poor man likes to think how
generous he would be If he were only
wealthy.
Once upon a time there was a wife
who did not imagine that she had to
work twice as hard as her husband.
because they will be able to knock the
this world.
We know men who like to be on
the losing side in a national election
because they win be able ia knock the
Administration.
When the Cook in a restaurant Is
called a Chef they add Is or 20 cents
to the price of everything ON the
Napoleon got his. And the Kaiser
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
DIR. STEELE SAYS:

When God decided to destroy Sodom he old Abraham about it, We
don't know how He did it, but Abraham knew about It before Lot did,
And Abraham plead with God to saw the city, Tor the SAX of fifty
righteous men who might be found there And God promised. But
Then he himself reduced the plumber to forty. then thirty. then twenty.
then ten-but thew couldn't be found And h city was destroyed-but
not ntl Abraham~who vas nov as the friend of God-had been
given tn chanc to ave it IN his W terms.
There are men today who live SO close to God hat they can clearly
read His will and plainly see thu "sgns of the times"
They are nt often known to tn pubhc-form man of them are humble
tones in shops AM factories, or in their homes.
God doe 10 reveal His will ito he wise n rudent"- more often
speaks to the simpler folks Of earth. es
And these humble friends Of God avail with Him when n prayers
of the mighty eve reach beyond their W lips.
Meanwhile, most of u are to quote big eS- ass b.
the common people o. earth because they arent authorities in b ereH-
gious world.
But God doesn't consult who's Who" when lie desires to speak
Through lei He selects those whose names re written in tn Book of
Life"
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Daily HM oSc0be
THE stars incline. but do not compel"
Thursday, june 10, 1919.
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)

Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Mercury rules strongly for good to-
day. according to astrology. Early
In the morning Uranus exercises an
evil power.
This should be a fortunate sway for
persons connected with colleges or
seats of learning. There appears to
be high place foreshadowed for many.
whether they be instructors or stu
dents.
Extension of advertising again Is
foreshadowed. Publicity methods
will be employed as never before, 1t
is predicted, and professions as well
as business calling will profit by it.
This is a favorable day for the sign
ing of contracts or agreements.
Again cooperation on the broad
est lines and in the greatest variety of
ways is foretold.
This is not a lucky sway for aerial
navigation and 1t is especially threat
ening for long trips.
Writers are subject to inspiration
during this planetary government, it
Is believed, but they should guard
against a tendency toward sensation
alism.
Uranus is in a plane held to in
crease suspicion and to encourage
treacnery. IntTis QeS OI every SOEL aft
to be guarded against all through this
year.
Greed may become active in many
minds during the coming months
when plots and schemes to make
money easily will multiply.
Women are subject to a direction
believed to encourage the greatest ex-
travagance in dress.
Warning is given that all through
the summer love and fellowship
should guide men. for there is a sin
lister sign for the early autumn, max
ing for rioting, agitation among work
ers and danger to the public welfare.
Mars ruling in the midheaven In
Paris augurs Ill for French affairs
next September.
Persons whose birthdate II Is have
the augury of success II they make
no changes Journeys by water may
be un1ucky.
Children born on this day are likely
to be inventive and Industrious. These
subjects of Geminf usually like the
good things OF life
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
THE LONG ROAD

Lies road is long and dreary, howeer We try to grin; and man
grows faint and weary, before he sees the inn; the inn where ends
his duesting, and where his endless resting and dreamless sleep be-
gin. All cheerfly he gambols through youths bright golden day;
but soon he finds that brambes beset the stony way; and though
he sings and whistles his feet are full of thisles, and they are there
to stay. 1t seem to me a wonder that mortals arc s o brave; while
they arc beaten under they sing a gladstone stave; through troubles
they go prancfng, OF sorrows lid they're dancing, they fox-trot to
the grave. Alone. mar may be gloomy, and full of fantodsd dire, when
in his rocker roomy,b before the evening fire; but when he meets his
fellows he shakes the blues and yelows. and paw a gladstone Tyre.
The road is long and hly, beset with gin and snare; n often life
seems silly, but still we pilgrims fare with jest and laugh and sally
to that inn in the valley, and our long slumbers there. Though tired
of all endeavor, W @ won't admit we're sore; we'd whistle IN forever,
and then forevermore; our W distress we're mocking when We are
roundy knocking upon the tavern door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

got his. And you'll get yours II you
fuss long enough.
A mother can't understand why a
small boy will bawl for two hours If
she won't let him go swimming and
will bawl for two hours If she wants
him to take a bath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

Dear Luke: You once remarked
that fast women and slow horses got
all the wild oats. But nowadays men
will be a~ttributing their troubles to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Bits of Bu-Pldu
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1918. the Cincinnati
Inquirer.
oh!

oh!
What Is that awful sound l hear?
Some man is being Killed, / feari
Just hear hat loud, blood-curdling
shrek,
OF agony it seems to speak!
l will investigate, I VOW,
I'll stop the slaughter here and now!
All! There's the source of hat weird
cry-
It's just a newsboy passing BY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Thank

This worlds a good old place. my boy
If trouble you won't borrow;
And 1t contains a lot of joy
To make up for its sorrow.
Luke McLuke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

A deaf mute is poor Oswald Kinds,
He's fond of Dolly Dove;
And he feels bad because he finds
He can't express his love.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

If you have wronged a man today,
Admit it, don't forget 1t;
Walk right up to the man and say:
I'm sorry. 1 regret it,"
Apologize. but don't act grand,
OF your repentance tell;
Then if he won't accept your hand,
Tell him to go to-Halifax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Haw. HaW.

Every now and then l read of
some man recovering his memory
through a fall" said the Old Fogy, as
he looked up from his newspaper.
"Huh!" commented the Crouch. 81
wish some of my debtors would fall
a couple of hundred feet"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Almost.

ST see,' said the near-bartender In
the ~near-saloon, that a man got al
most full of near beer and was ar
rested, and was given a severe lecture
by the Judge. "Whaddy va think OF
that?"
well" replied the near-drinker
'IIl say he got a near full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

NJ. ]. Neal writes Luke from Pan
anna to send the news that Ida Claire
is a cabaret singer in the Hotel Met
ropole in that city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

Willie-Paw, are all foreigners
with titles great men.
Paw-No. my son. A title is often
only "a Baron honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
The Wise Fool.

Almost everything is adulterated
these, days." observed the Sage.
yes" agreed the Fool. almost
everything but the nerve of some
men,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

Golden Ball, of Philadelphia, Mo-,
wants to know if she can hang in front
of the Clubs hook shop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Accent the Amendment, GcOrg'

(Coldwater (Ohio) Chronicle.)
Smoke this one by Luke McLuke:
I'VE have always found that the fell
low who pretends to be Hoiier than
other people will bear a whole lot OF
Watching" Didn't you mean per
son" instead of fellow" Luke?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18

About a battle ship / know
But little. but I'll try to learn
I know the front end is the bow
And yet it certainly looks stern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Our Daily Special,

Names Is Names.
I. Zayso lives in Logan, w. Va.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
We'll. 1 Swami

Guy Bull runs the Bull Meat Mar
ket in Richmond, Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Bull Meat,

ID $3.50
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Quite right you are. my lea friend

On joy we all should thrive,
Because it's no small pleasure, sir,
To know hat you're alive.
Hastings (Neb.) Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
Luke AIcLnke Says.

A Good Fellow Never Tries 1t Out
on His Family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-18
The COpenanter Letters
THE AUTHORS

William q. Taft, ex-Presdent Of the United States.
George w. wickersham, formerly U. s. Attorney tenera.
A. Lawrence Lowell, President Harvard university
Henry w. Taft, of the New York Bar.
THE PURPOSE
To discuss and make clear the various articles OF the raTL
d Covenant for a League of Nations, now awaiting mea !"
4 the United States Senate.
Els,t Todays Letter Takes Up
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
LENATHAN ARRIVES
WITH -S59 MEN

New z DIRK. July a-Thf Levia-nRn
t-om Erss1, i-TT1Heo IpcAy VIII rs
L-opps
On rscslvIng sudden orders u re-
ru-r ou the LepiE-na-. sos caHuE-
offrs-s were surprised 10 1no ctil1
they nsd been assIgnac I'd --oups
oua--s-s instead Of trst class Rccom-
mocaluns, az prescribed DN E-IY
-eEuiELlar anc woUlc nave -o aA,
-ne,r meas standing Like enhsJso
men.
Culnnsi Raos-t : hnuz, u the
.-ar-1Iia- u--r- --aDp cammAnuEr
. st,r,a-r7 me -y-eaat4. showed an urdHs
.sss,,e6 z. -ns Dorr nf erns-kRuDn II
+,-zucp SIZZLING rna1 me "a az depart
man, nad decided Il uss the Lsvia-
tr1ar Ut the TIP % Transport FIRST
class D4.rsurnel ID reiisve congasIinr
a1 tirsI ciRss Passengers n France
awaiting ChE- return hums-
Stating lnEI hac taken TINS srsr
necause Of the desire Df the Officers
=ur al ea-sv return, -ns asnH--meu;
announced -na1 the sudden rslsaSs
t-om eu-y uf SO uEny CthcRrs naG
resulted Z q surplus n Rppruxinz1e~
" -. 600 trEf ciass passengers UvsI
the space Rvellahle Id ID July 2e
4 SAVING of sl,p90.Bno aisp WouiG
he mace by rhs change, according 4
an estimate n nns uflcsc.
Rsz- Aarul-al RDbiusnr- VINO haE
been serving OF me naval a-Misrlcs
committee returned ON the veaEei n
20 ID MS new pns- aK commandment a.
-nE BuBL1n Navy Yard.
The transport Patricia arrived from
Rresr w1rn -6S ufacs-s and 361D en-
listed men
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

New York, July 5-Assisrar1 1ts-
rTier A1sornev RDrke Rnnonnrec To-
nlgr1 rnz- ne hae begun an ir1rssu-
Ez1lun tn ascertain whRl neEsrne n
serEral thousand dollars worth rr
Liberty bonds winch efierrE Of ne
1nEDfusfs- n-aksrage firm 1f J Frank
Lily & Couupang riafm 70 raue de-
pnsItsd WIN rlie firm as cnliars-s-
M Eorke said thai ne nae re-
csIvsc scures of is-zsrE --um ctIsn-s
g.vIuE RE numbers of bonds which
they nad iepuEIaed w.th The COT
pauy So -ar ne ariuen, ne hac beer
able II trace unar zs5n wur-n u -ns
bunds. winch we're nruugnt rc View
: urk anr snid by Charles W. Cfeve
land manager Of rne FIRMS p-IiR-
aelptia uffics. He saIE ne WAS ptan-
ling 20 publish q list of me buue
numbers II an effur- 10 race them
AsR,sran1 Dls--lc; A-nrney Et-os.
who is also working On rhe .uves---
gE-iur us nruks-aee houses wnnse
nErnuds g-e questioned, Knununcsn
thar ne expected 70 quesIlnr fn-mer
(Iovsrnnr SIizer Lumu--9w VIII Tsi-
atence - his stock --Ensar--luI1s
through the Lily firm Ths furner
:-uusrnnr. Mr. Ail-oe SELF Was uns
of The few cAsEzs WIZ -acs'"ec
c:faecks shortly nsfnrz the NH was
nla-ee n -ne HANDS q q --na7uer-
Mr. Su!zB- recefved d clsck 1nr
& cot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

MIneniA- y. 7. July TT me 8r-r =
Isn c1-1Eipis carried a brig This
'nrIg" prpuRoiy wouir nEvs been ne-
CLIPPED un me Rl-Eu1p;s voyage ACROSS
tnH A;rtaurlc, tur Six hours ate ne
nan bs-- East Frr-uns NRlur Scnr-
commander If the c-E@- GlBcrre-ec
nE nao aDDR-c Z req sIcwEvay
R name II " X 5atfEur-ne anc
ne lives z Cromwell. England, EEIr
AaJu- scur-, n making known Cnaz
a-rsr1ps ars -5l.s- as attractive Il
EfDwaways ar -eEutE- oCaar liners.
a. uns EInE ne was a member If
eur crew. 5u1 when ws cumpie1ed
arrangements Far TINS tn Il vaE
dsclnec nut Id Lahs nm Oh psa~d fsr
VARIOUS -sasanf wtscn ! dp nut w-isn
n disclose al -ris tine
w nHr NJ was discovered o.
COURSE We could mi dnrp nm of
Sc We nu- nm ID wD-k and ne oIc
riE share ni -hs wu-k III the vuy-
age re WI nn1 make the rHLu--n
TIP hui vii. De is-- mere N -nE Dsa-
fL-Ir-e ne viii bE formally cuU-T-rr1a-
liR5iec out ! ap nu1 -hlnk he VIII ns
sur JHc1ao II auy severe punIshTuenI-
5auan-tns savs hE unesrt care
wha. necurnss Of NM now -HE- ne
las uaus the vC-LEH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Portland Man
.Aruck With Knife

Pu'Ilanc- july 6.-WisiCIug z -
-ncn butchers Nue above rls nsad
anc shouting thai ne would XII! AN
une -nA- came nsE~ nrr. Au-uulU
-A-l--ln. -, hvinE On Tar arsnne- -Hr-
-BrTzad Lne neigaburnaec fnr over
nRf Eli hour last u.Eh. nesu-z he
was finally captured. Es was n-puEn1
10 The pnllce staQnr a--sr his CAP
-u-e. where ne was heic on e chs-rs
NJ I,fEaua-y
Shu--,Y a4tsr 70 c'ciack Officer
zeDr-s Z McKennPv was -slee u
-ae Tr4c-nITy O. the A---lc nome. wns-e
ne was -nio taa- pouuc Attic was
wlslE-ng = knife, anc threatening y
kl4 4vs-vGnE- Z pnAEe u neiEr1c--y
surrounded me house nE. me c-EZsd
ERn escaped The uficsr JuIoec -ne
pcsss Gnd suDn oE-cls-ancer Ine isad-
e-E
For 50 Ulru-as he c--cwc Secured
rns osigrournnuc ant finally lrcR-ec
The escEpinE uRn. re IVES nulE.ae
rhe age. kss1-ecEe6 knife above RS
hS and waving r T g. tt~sr-luns
an Ofhcsr AlcKsrney clnsec T un
E.-n ne broke I'LL q c;uBrs- II --ess
ann slR---ac doug-1g aopu- The ofs-
Ger NaE4y gp1 clnse enough = TRIP
him. anc unf n&- minute nae
wrench -ns Krltae rom cts nHnc. Es
was handCuEad anc me pa--ul sIsn-
nonsG- Es was n-uagc. . me pp-
AcF STATION, where ne was pu- N E
paanea cell. Es refused ro sRy any
-n-cE a. me ssE-inn aauRe as ID ms
ACTIONS. I Is understood Lns1 ne
mas heec racer-ty 6lscna-gsc ram Z
pLc-.c znsE-uClGn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Me1hodists Give
Endorsement Of
League of Nations

CoiumpuE. OHM. July 5-Ms-t1p-
cis1 minute men haa her collaboration
-nEay a. Ens Mernudlst Ceu-ens---,
here Sec-erR--y IF the Navy Daniels.
minute mEn If the church so1,-l,
delivered III address, OF pruplernE
cDnf-ur1tuE ths rartdczclun Of IN.
LsAgus Of Nsuuns covenant. -zfs--
ring I'd L ak The nnbles7 c-rensrr-
the world mar known pR,-iurlc ser
ma1 ur roe mount adopted br All Al
llen uH1Drs q ever CHIME ana evs--r
tongue anr evarv faith
EssDlurlunE approving me Lsarue
Of Nations and The planned uu1firs-
aur Of the -wo branches Of me Meth
ocIst Episrnpai Chu-rh were aduprae
IL the cinss NJ the meeting.
Pr-eEiasn! Wilson mas taKen unus-
advissmanr acrHptanre of the irvfra-
Iiur Of csnl auarv officials 10 spend a
dHy HI rne exposition. and viii make
his decision kngwn when ne arrives
IN Washington s0ficiRls sair they
mac -ecsipHd this word roday t--um
the P-esldeut annArr The Genr-e
Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
OHD MOVIE CENSORS
REJECT SCRAP PICTURES

Columbus. c., July E--hs motion
pictures II rne Willard -Demps@r
nEt1-, -aken II the nEslde nf The
champianBnip tuu: n -oiedp Friday
was completely -sJBc1eu roduv cv
Maurice Z Earus. chairman Of the
Ohio SuR-u ut Moving Picture. Cen
=ors M-. EaEue YVES rhs oniy msm-
ne- III ths npa-d Gf three u -eview
the picture and i lE pnRsibiel that the
ether TWO msmhers n The hunrd viii
vCce U PERM II being shown n
ohm. H1wsz-p''. TINS o IN doubt Us
Mrs. Mur-s Miller mamhe- OF tns
hoard, aecla-sd -Dnirtr that II WIS
entirely Dussibls thar she would rse-
.,s.t.- t,1r ulr-u-s. -'ne urns- meube- Of
ne nna-a. : g. Williams wouls ns1
sHv nnw ae vtuuid art
MIR Eagne dertH-zed that such ''hu-
MIN buErne-v sinruid mn be snpwn
wne-s un- nuys ann g,-tE nav sHH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
a-,ev Mer-i,r Rsrsr+iu-

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a7e-...-r =. -ecHp-Iun gwen nv NJ
L 2 Ea-rsv II her nome
--e-:e.c n hunnr " me -ecer1 rla--
- -:ieI- sBn Charles ID Mics Eve
f. a--gE d DuEEIr. @gusDec. -hE eve
- ~, iDnE be remembered by NOSE
--z,,1---E s 1ne IF ne pleasing sncial
~ -he vsa- " EnG Ms La
s' ~e-e.~ed standing a1In z. hDws- Of
va me guests aen- presented ry
T. z.aLQn 5-zm Eur Mrs.. ostma-
=
= ne dining -Su- were otEplEvsc Z
--e 1u-ns- Z. y7re--- and use1ul g-c-s
--c5 1aE--asr II ne -espec- Enc es-
-. IT wz1Icn ne newtv weuusc roupie
= a@lS " -nsf- mar 1-1endH aiming
-s g---E were q Eizsanie check from
le r1zz-er8 II me b-luH ENC e deen Il
...-- .-us-ss- II -ae ta-- n S1sven-
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WINTHROP

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event Z pleasant one
The Fourth paassc very qule11y
and unsvsu-u1y. IN 1ncIplau- blaze
was elscoversd dur.aE rne evening
UPON -ne -oof Of double lanensnT
house 0r CErC-a4 s--aeI. caused ny q
spa-kls- which was accldEu-,v
thrown OF me -oDt Du- Ene fire. WIS
quickly put OH WIN no damage
Utner than ID a 1sV shingles.
The people on s-3.'-svaut Eli and
VICINITY 1ad Ell 81 UvaoIe gathering
Friday ulght - -nA nome Of Z. 4.
S-'uan. Ssrweer sixty Enc sky
FIVE were pressu- a plcrlc supper
WIS ssrvec tnIiUwec uv 1t entertain
mscr a1-sr winch music anG dancing
were II o,-lsr.
Aadis z. WIFE u 7en-v T. -u-rls.
dIed e. her home F-lcEy a--sr a In
sErng Ilaesg. M-.s -I--ls VIM WIS
a3ou1 Sc wears u a-E e survived ny
hsr husband. 1re SUI. Frlrk. Gnu E
cauEn-s-. NsIIis, loc " Z nEE h,-och-
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ws-e hsiC Sunday @1a-noun l. me
As-aur1st church q which Ene was
Z meno be-. cunCur-sl ry -ne pasr0r.
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