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II "A stranger last wee H. j. , =
several yelfs FarGo ExnrnS ].
|pany checks to M Reiid - ~
agent for the conn n 6jEl a
quest that ne endorse hem Il =
the stranger, who sam thru
|lonRed 10 The Brunda sI
Company. could yet MD nl n
them, and asit b ! cOmsne5l 81
for show people To carry theik IA
III the form, MI. Reid con1F3iH
the strangers reQuest. "a
were made out to aSrnafi aatilei 5s \.
Morris. About 500 Nofth ~
checks were cashd by the d
banks and business houses befo
was discovered that they ,vcte
genuine. The first knowledge
the checks were not good &
through 4: correspondent of the
souri, State Bank III Kansas xk(g
which notified ths bank that k
were forGeries. lss sSs'assssse
/, When the stranger presented 45le
checks to Mr. Reid he was accom-
panied BY another man and they mt
up a very plausible story about Ins-
ing out with 4 show in Kansas ana
had just joined the Brundage shows
and were in need of some rehdy
They had Joined the Brand
ages, having played, in the band cfl
Monday evening. There is soiSse
reason to believe they are the 4aitte
men-who stole the Stout car WsdAss-
day evening, ss
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Scully Lease for Sale.

Io6 acre lease, new groom house,
new chicken house and smoke house,
good barn, 2 good wells--neverSfa fall
5nG.. Plenty Of woods About rEI-4
miles to school.
A good 90 near by can also be
leased.
att Major B. Evans,
Phone IS on a Butler, No. 5
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:. A rather unusual double, we'd
ding, inasmuch as both brides were
sisters and the grooms brothers. was
solemnixed last week by Rev. "A. L.
Collins at his home iii Harwood, the
contracting parties being Misses
Mary and Susie Shuhart and Messrs
Henry and Richard Saathoff. all be-
ing members Of prominent families
residing in the northeast part Of Yer-
non county. 81
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|, Jacob Gault, of lanes River, bes
lieves ne III eiitil jda tOssa medal sffos
being i great aid III preventing race
suicide in Ills section Of Missouri.
Gault is. the father 81 IS children,
among whom there are three sets of
twins All Of the children are healthy
and thriving. The record Of Gault's
own family is supplemented BY that
Of the family IS whole, which boastst
of nine sets Of twins. < ssi,5s
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William Wardiow, 4 negro Pull
man porter, attempted ! criminal at-
tack On . white woman passenger,
twenty-seven years old, who was ON
her way to Dayton, Ohio, Sunday
night as the. train was passing
through the southern part Of Ray
county, and Monday afternoon the
negro was on his way to Jefferson
City to begin thirty-year sentence
imposed by the Carroll county circuit
cotlrt.St. Joseph Observer. Ss
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Timber Land for Sale.

TO acres good bottom land vel
timbered. ! mile northeast Of Butler
I-3ts ]. A. Burda. Route 2.
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Mrs. A. Ross Hill, Missouri menu
Der of the National Democratic COM
mittee and wife of the president Of
thes Missouri University, rendered
her resignation from the committee
to national committeeman GoTtra last
week. Mrs. Hill was Mrs. Hugh
Ward, of Kansas City, previous to
her marriage the head OF the Uni
versity, which took place recently.
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Custom Coal for Sale.

Best quality. at mines I-2 miles
west Of Foster. I-c mile north of Old
Walnut.
let Ro Rn Mines
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Pie Supper.

There will be \ pie supper at the
Qrandview school, two miles south of
Virginia. Friday night, Oct. 81. Ev-
I-3ts Nina E. Getz, Teacher.
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For Sale or Trade.

s room house. small barn or gar
age, good well, 2 Ia blocks from
public square. Will consider good
automobile. Lot 64xI72,
G. H. Gutridge,
5I-3t% Montrose, 81.
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Mitchell car, 1918 model; six cylin-
der. at bargain price.
Geo. o. Thompson, :
/ Sl-4t* Butler, Route 4.
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y Amos Satterlee. Of Adrian, who
has just arrived home from France,
had q most unusual record. He
went over with General Pershing in
June 1915, with the First division,
fought IS months without receiying q
scratch and returned home on the
same vessel with General Pershing.
County Democrat. +;7J
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WANTED--A girl for general
hosasework, good wages paid. See
Mrs, Waiter Henry or Phone sos Of
81. soft
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Cattle for Sale.

Load Of feeding cattle tateers) for
sale. "a z.
Phone Is on is P.I. Turner, I
z-Its Butler, Route &
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
SOUTH ROYALTON

Recent visitors in town are Miss Cassie
Bingham Of Salem and Mrs. Lottie Martin
Of Lowell, guests of Mr. Thomas Boos-
worth. the Rev. and Mrs. William New
ton Of Providence guests of w. f. Web
ster. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bowman OF
Boston, who are spending two
weeks at Sheldon Brooks.-Mrs.
Annette Mudgett has gone to
Springfield Mass, for visit.-The fouu-
dation for the soldiers monument is be-
ing placed on the park. 1t Is expected that
the monument will be erected within a
short. time d. r.. bearing and fam
lily have gone for motor trip to the
White mountains. They expect to be gone
nearly the entire week.-Dr. Kinman gave
an interesting talk at a union service held
in the Congregational Church Sunday
evening. The subject ow his talk was
Labrador and DR.. Grenfels Mission
DIR. Stevens Of White River Junction was
in town the first of the week testing cows
for John Goodrich. There was large
shipment on Tuesday for Boston.-Mr.
and Mrs Lynn Shaw with friends from
White Plains, y. Y, are stopping for a
few days at Mr.. Hopers
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CRAFTSBURY

Harold Generous OF Wolcott was a
Weekend guest at the S. K. Lathe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill are
spending little time in Bridgewater
visiting Mrs. Merrill's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. I.eavtt.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. T.
Sawyer made a business auto trip TO
St Johnsbury Friday.-Dr. Dillingham;.
who was seriously i'll Thursday is much
improved Edward Young is making the
Bridges shoe shop into n carriage house.
S. A. Smith returned Friday from a
trip TO Hardwick and Morrisville.-Mrs.
Hazel Allen of Orleans was week-end
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Allen.-Mrs.
Jennie Randall is a guest of her sister,
Mrs. Nellie Anderson. of West Glover.
-Mahlon Gage came from Pennsylvan MIA
last week.-Mrs.. p. NJ. Dawson was in
ST. Johnsbury last week for medical ad
vice. She returned and will take two
weeks treatment at her home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Eastman Of Hardwick were
business visitors in town Wednesday,
Eugene T. Bressor has sold his farm to
Mr.. Quinby of Hyde Park. possession to
he given soon Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser will
move at once to St Johnsbury-Liila
Mackender returned from Boston Friday.
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fohowing officials were present: Select
me" H. A. Severy and George l.. Leon
ara ana School Directors r. r.. Whalen
and c. l.. Clifford for the village dis
'r'ct and r. w. Bresee and Frank War
ner for the town district. NJ A. Sturte-
want, superintendent of schools, and
). W. Jones, town clerk Tho local
noard or health was organized with
W. b. Avery as chairman. Bern ID. Colby.
VI, w. az clerk and George Leonard as
collector Of samples of the village water
ana mix. DR.. Colby explained in de-
van the new laws relating to public
health and sanitation and the duties of
me district health officer well as the
duties or the local board of health lie
suggested further that medical inspec-
tlon OF school children is to be supplied
Tree OF charge by the district heaIh
ofncer. where the town votes to ACCEPT
IL at the town meeting. This town did
not SO vote at its last meeting. due
10 the fact that the law was not In form
early enough for 1t to do 80. 1t is hoped
however. that some provision can be
MADE to take advantage of II during the
coming school year. 1t would be helpful
II every parent who is interested in this
matter would notify some member of the
school board either OF the incorporated
district or the superintendent of schools
as early as possible
The annual lawn party of st. Mary's
Church will be held this evening on the
church lawn. Ice cream. cake, coffee
ana candy Will be OIL sale. If it rains the
party VIII he held in Foresters' hail.
Mrs Henry Hall of Springfield. Mass,
former resident. is visiting Mrs. e. r.
Parker.-Frank Sanderson. son of Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Sanderson, has received
his discharge from the navy and returned
nome Wednesday. He had been in the
service for two years on the battleship
Ariaona.-Miss Bertha NJ Shaw left yes
terday for her home in Boston after
visiting her sister Mrs. F.. T.. Kingsley
The net receipts from the sale of fancy
articles held at the Brandon Inn Tues
day afternoon and evening by the
Woman's Auxiliary of st. Thomas
Church was s300-Mr. and Mrs. John
Ryan and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hudson OF Vergennes were recent
guests a the home of Mrs. f.. r. Par
ker.-Mrs. j. Harry Cole underwent an
operation for appendicitis Wednesday at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
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GREENSBORO

S. i. Pinney Of Morrisvill. spent the
weekend with his sister. Mrs Helen
Jackson,-Mrs. g. A. Calderwood of ST.
Johnsbury is spending a few days with
her sister. Mrs Jackson.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Bates and daughter. Martha re-
turned from Nashua. y. H.. Sunday
Larry Patterson returned from Milford.
y. H., last week and IL much improve ed
in Notwithstanding Dufur field was the
scene of hard fought game between the
local boys under Captain Wiihers and
the lads from the eastern pa rt of the town
under Captain Goethe. The score stood
IL TO in favor of Captain Gochie's team
Mrs. Susan Keith of East Hardwick
spent a few days with Mrs. Nellie Simp-
son the past week.-A large congrega ion
turned out 10 listen to the Rev. Allen
Stockdale al the Congregational Church
sunday morning and to hear the Rev. f..
l.. Wlsmer in the evening -Mr. and Mrs.
Shedd and Miss Lee Of Bellows Falls and
Miss Rachael Bodine. who have been
turned TO their homes Sunday.-Mrs. Mary
slack OF Mortified and daughter returned
home the first OF the week The Rev. r..
{. Hayes commenced his labors AS paste
at waterbury Sunday morning and his
family go Wednesday to their new home.
Johh l.umsdens with a force of men and
teams Is putting In tile sewer from the
presbyterian parsonage TO the Lake View
House.-Mr. and Mrs william O'Brien
are taking their vacation this week AT
the home of Mrs. O'Brien parents in
Fayston.
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Orleans County
NORTH TROY.

Root Bros have just Installed in their
store new soda fountain with ice cream
serving attachment O. s. An
mis- sold 10 B. B. Wilcox OF Newport
Center the familiar sorrel pony and out
fit which his children have driven for
some years and whose use they have now
outgrown.-P. ]. Clark has relinquish ed
the Insurance work which he lately took
up anew, on account OF recurring and
increased disability occasioned by the
burns he suffered last year at the time
his house was on fire. Mrs. Clark lie yet
N Brightlook hospital. st. Joknsbury
where she lately underwent a surgical
operation. Mrs. Albert Lunna died Wed
nesday and the funeral was held at the
home Friday afternoon. She leaves be-
sides her husband two daughters, one
five years Of age and another less than
a week old.-Dr. Nermillion and family Of
West Virginia are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Nermillions father. F. p. Ham
mond
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Bert Gwain and family are taking a
two weeks motor trip to Ogdensburg,
Syracuse. Oswego and Lake Ontario.
visiting relatives. --Mrs. Judson Harring-
ton has gone 10 STAFFORD to vieit her
parents. While there her three children
came down with whoopins cough and are
I'm quarantine there.-Mrs. @. l.. Green
and two children came Sunday from
Newport where they had been the past
year while Mr.. Green was overseas. and
are guests Of Mrs George A. Meigs.-
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. |. Boyden. with their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. George Davenport
of Vancouver motored to I.aconia. n. H.,
Saturday and returned Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. C. T.. Jackson, who have been
visiting Mrs Luke Parish, went Monday
to Chelsea for few days before return
ing to their home in Brookiine. Mass
The ladies of the Congrega tional Church
will hold their annual fair and supper
August % at the church from 400 p. m
on.-Mrs. w. n. Church and son. Paul
Of Essex are visiting Mrs. George A.
Meigs.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Reach have gone
to Bristol, Conn. where Mr. Reach has
a position as principal Of a high school L.
Ian Lamberton of Marshfield. who has
been in service in France. is spending Il
short time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
1amberton.-M K. Alexander of West
Burke was a caller in town Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. ID. +. lathrop accompa MED him
home for short visit--Capt .. j.
Sheehan, NJ D.. lately from France and
Mrs ID. j. Sheehan were the guests Mon
day of DR. and Mrs. w. o. Young.-Mr
and Mrs. j. T. Jewett of Manchester
\. H., were called here last week bv the
serious illness OF Mrs. .Iewett's sister,
Mrs. G. NJ Steinhour.-Mi Marion
Stephenson has gone to Washington,
ID. c., where she has employment. Fra n k
Montieth has moved from the village on
to his farm.-Mr and Mrs Wallace Little
OF Somerville, Mass were the recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Cello and
other relatives.-D +. Curtis of Merose.
Mass. is the guest of his sister. Mrs
f. q. Stannard. and other relatives.-Mrs.
George NJ. Steinhour died August 10 after
a long illness. The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon from her late home with
interment at Hishgate, her former home.
"A. j. Clark of Hyde Park was caller
in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Farman have gone to Piermont. ~ H.
to visit their daughter, Mrs. William
Brown.-Mrs. Maurice DECKER and daugh.
ter or Orleans spent last week with her
mother. Mrs. Fred I.ongley
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Mrs. C. j. Nelson has gone to johnson
for few days to visit her son. Harley
Sweet.-Mrs. Florence Gray, of st. Johns
bury, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Laura
Rallou.-A daughter Evelyn Marguerite
WAS born August to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur McI.ane. of New Bedford. Mass
Mrs. McLRne viii he remembered as
Vera Ballou.-Wiliiam Carpenter, of
Montpelier, visited his son. Henry Car
penter, at c. J. Nelson's a few days the
past week,-Among those who attended
the picnic at Intercty Park Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. william Nelson and
son, Henry, Perley Boyce and Charles
Proctor.-Mr, and Mrs Clyde Phillips. of
Waitsfield, spent Sunday at Charles Cor
liss 's'-The Misses Beatrice and Mildred
Dunbar were Sunday visitors at the home
OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. l..
Dunbar,-Mrs. Lila Gotta and grandson.
Leland Trainer have returned to their
home in town after spending a two
weeks vacation In Waterbury and Dux-
bury.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neill. of
Waitshed, were in town Thursday
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THE MORGAN HORSE
Founder Of Great Family FOaled IN
West Springfield. Mass. In lisa

The Morgan is an American type OF
horse. 1t Is the only one with the pos
sible exception OF the Kentucky gait ed
saddle horse which originated on this
continent. For years it was believed that
Justin Morgan the taproot sire, was by
the thoroughbred horse True Briton.
Wallace, however. exploded that and
showed that there was a chance of him
being a Dutch horse as was claimed by
the man who took him to Vermont.
Justin Morgan was foaled at West
Springfield Mass, in 1888. He was taken
to Vermont in 1895 and died in 1921 lie
bred on through his sons, Sherman Nor
gan, Rulrush Morgan and Woodbury.
Morgan OF these sherman Morgan
sired Vermont Black Hawk. Billy Root,
Whalebone and Flint Morgan. The
Woodbury. line was continued by Morgan
Caesar. Morgan Eagle. Chittenden county
Morgan and clifford Morgan. while the
Bulrush line runs through the Randolph
Horse, iennison Colt and Morrill, to
Young Morrill,, the sire OF Fearnaught
and Winthrop Morrill,.
Within fifty years after the death of
Justin Morgan his descendants were
found in every State in the Union. AT
that time over one-half of the light har-
ness performers traced to him either
through the sire or dam The pedigrees
Of the leading trotters OF to-day also
show that a number of them carry re-
mote cross OF Morgan blood: Uhlan. Lee
Axworthy. Hamburg Belle, The Har-
vester and Mabel Trask being among
them.
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WORCESTER

Plummer "A Richardson. a Civil War
veteran, recently returned from Heaton
hospital, where he submitted to a severe
operation. passed away Sunday morning
Funeral services were held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Tuesday morning.
the Hev. Fred Engle officiating. G. A. r,
services at the grave were conducted by
members of Brook Post Of Montpelier OF
which he was a long time member. Mr..
Richardson served in Company c, Of the
1Sth Vermont Infantry for II months and
In Company X. 9Th Vermont for about
four months, was a good faithful soldier
and an estimable citizen. He had been
married three times, his first wife being
Ellen A. Cory of Vershire to whom he
was married October 10. 1866. To them
were born 10 children. five Of them are
now living. She died December %, 1899
His second wife WAS Mary L. Smith
Arlington of Waterbury, who died No
vember 90, 1917. His last marriage was
to LYDIA Bell Whalen of Montpelier July
IL, 1918. who with Ave children by his
first wife survive him. The children are:
Ralph r., Arthur A.. and Carl of Wor-
cester. Lydia of Chicago and Clyde of
Penobscot, Me. Five brothers also sur
vive him, Alonzo L.. Joel and Calvin w.
all Of Worcester, and several nephews
and nieces-A consultation of doctors was
called in the case of Dean Williams last
week.-Seldon Dodge, a popular member
of Worcester high school, who intends
joining his brother. Ira, at Glen Cove,
l.. l., was surprised by large numb
of schoolmates, several from Calais, last
Wednesday. Music, games and refresh
mentS were puiOypd nv all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
WATERVILLE

Mrs Julia Mcfarland and daughter. liza.
with friends from St Adams were in
town, Sunday.-Damon Westover and AL
bert Bennett left Monday for the North
west.-The Misses Marion and Carrie Best
of Brownsville are visiting their grand
mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Best-Mrs. Ann White
of Ludlow is visiting her brother d. b.
Oakes.-Miss Gladys Lyon rturned home
from Verecnnes. Monday.-Mr and Mrs.
T.. A. Carpenter visited in Fairfield last
week.--Mr. and Mrs f.. j. Laraway
and guests spent Sunday at their cottage
at Lake Carmi. Frankln.-Campmeeting
begins at 1the Falls August 15.-Miss
Sybil Fletcher of Cambridge is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. George Beard.--Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Buck, Miss Beatre Buck and Mr..
and Mrs Merrill Lewis OF Charlestown
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Laraway
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. f. f.. Leach
have returned from Bristol-There Will be
no preaching at the Union Church Sunday
on account of the campmeeting Frank
Jacobs has moved into Charles Allen
tenement house on Main street.-Dr. Ma
than Smile of Philadelphia is visiting his
brothers, Levi and w. p. Smilie.-Mr. and
Mrs. n. j. Cross Of Highgate visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bragg'
SundayFred ODER OF MorriSVllle was III
town on business. Tuesday. George Beard
was in Hyde Park on business, Thurs
day.-Mrs Lena Kelley of MorrisViIie
was the guest of her mother. Mrs. X. A.
Wiley, Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. henry
Stafford and son and daughter of spring
field visited Mrs Safford's father. Edgar
Maynard, and sister Mrs. D. j. Morgan.
the first of the week.-Mrs.. Paullna
Wilbur Of Essex Junction is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. f.. c. Wills
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MlDDLESEX.

Miss Mildred Whitcomb OF Richmond
has been a guest Of Miss Katrena Turney
at her home.-T T.. Pierce spent Sunday
with his family in camp al Silver Lake.
FRANKLIN. at the Price cottage.-The Il.
r.. Price family is camping at Silver
Lake, Franklin. in the Price cottage
They are expected to break camp
soon.-The Ladies' Home Circle held its
postponed sugar social AT the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. George Crane Tuesday,
Albert Raydenbon. the r. F. D.. carrier,
Is having his annual vacation OF Is
days.-substitute James Newhall is
carrying mail for Is days. He began
Monday.-The State road between New
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14

Rebekah Lodge realized s17e from their
share Of the proceeds OF THE Runaways."
given In Music hall under the manage
ment of MIR. and Mrs. Phiibrook. Will
liam Moulton, son Of the late Mrs Ann
Moulton, Is In town for a few days.-Mrs.
Mary Saxton and daughter Miss Lucinda
Saxton of keene. N. H.. came Tuesday
for "A several days stay here with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Beedle. Miss Saxton is libra
rian in the city library at keene, N. n.
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DERBY.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Moran and two chill
dfen OF Boston are visiting Mr.. Moran s
parents here.-MrS. Perss Foster and
Two sons, kingsbery and Hiram. have
arrived In town for the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs Leonard Brainard and three chill
dren or Chester. Mass, are visiting Mr..
Brainards mother, Mrs. Theron Adams
M Il, Tilley of Portsmouth. n. H..
visited his mother, Mrs. II. II. Tiley,
ana his sister Mrs. c. A. Adams, Sun
day. Master John Tilley, who has been
spending the summer here returned home
with his father.-The Missionary Circle
of the Federated Church met with Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-14
HOW HE FELT

A congressman said in an ntervie,
in Chicago headquarters When 20
ask me. boys. how ! feel about the peac
conferences work in Paris | have I
reply that | feel like the barber. Thi
barber was visited by an old agricultur
list who wanted hair cut. The barbe
looked al the old mans hair in astonish
ment. 1t covered his head in ragge
Jumps. Uncle he said. for goodnes
sake, who cut your hair last?' Wife did
said the farmer. The barber studied tn
job again. What did she do ii with
he said. A knife and forkT Washing
ton Star.