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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-08-22
MEDICINE LAKE

John Schlag of Redstone was here
on business Thursday.
Attorney E. L. Walton of Bainville
was here on business Wednesday.
Mr.. Mensing has bought the Powell
residence and is taking possession
this week.
Mrs. C. HI. Bates and daughte,
Miss Helen, attended the Maccabee
picnic at Reserve Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NORM and
family of Brush Lake, were calling
on friends in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. McGillis left Tues
day morning for st. John, N. D..
where they will make their home.
Mrs. j. c. Wigmore, who has been
visiting at the home of her son at
Kedstone for two weeks, returned
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Patrick wen,
TO Plentywood Wednesday owing to
the demise of an intimate friend. Mrs
Flaxa. N =
). Z. Faaborg returned Wednesday
from Yellowstone Park, where he at.
tended the State Bankers Conyen-
ton.
Ted Thompson had three horses
killed by lightning in his pasture Sat.
urday evening.
J; P. Wigmore came down from
Redstone Thursday for a few DAYS
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. c. Wigmore. .
mrs. Fox, who has been cook a,
the Lake Hotel for a few weeks left
Wednesday morning for a few weeks
visit with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Borlev and
young son came down from Poplar
Monday for a few days visit with
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Borley. "eo'
Mrs. Mary Umbreit left Monday
morning for Thief River Falls, Mimi
20 have an operation for throat
trouble. e. C. Umbreit, her SON. AZ.
companied her. .
Mrs. H. Sparkling, Mrs. Saxton and
sons, and Mr.. A. l.. Tennis, accom-
anied Mrs. Tennis to Culbertson
wednesday on her way to Fargo. N,
D., to visit her daughter Crystal.
MRS. Mensing and daughter, Gen.
eva and Lucille and Dorothy Merrill
returned Monday from a short visit
in North Dakota. James Mensing, a
son and brother returned with them,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Forncrook and
family, accompanied by the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Forncrook
Were in the city Saturday enroute
from Culbertsonato the latter's home
in Plentywood.
Geo. Borley sold horse to S. Nc.
ellis this week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Harris came
down from Plentywood Thursday
morning for few days visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Verda L. Pomarleau
and Miss Bertha. Mr.. Harris has
sold his confectionery at Plentywood
and is enroute to the west coast where
he intends to locate.
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excellent meals. The place has been
renovated and cleaned up and pre-
'sents cheerful appearance.
Ole Grytness returned Friday from
Des Moines, Ia, where he spent his
vacation. He reports having had a
good time.
The section men of this branch OF
the 500 Line met in the depot at
Westby Sunday and organize local
order of Railway Brotherhood. They
will unite with the main line order.
Mrs. A.. S. Anderson and Mrs. B.
Larsen were Crosby visitors the first
of the week, returning Tuesday. Mon
day Mr.. Anderson went to Crosby to
meet and accompany the ladies'
home.
Mrs. G. L. Wertzler and four
children of Ryder, N. D., arrived in
town Tuesday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Morrison. Mr..
Morrison took them out to the farm
Tuesday evening.
The Home cafe changed hands
Tuesday. Miss Aida Steinberg has
purchased the place.
A. C. Ronning visited with friends
in Canada Sunday, about twenty
miles north of Westby. He reports
that hail had done considerable dam
age in that section recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Berke of Nc
Elroy returned Saturday from Daw-
son, MINI. ,Mwhere they had been
visiting with relatives and friends.
They were accompanied by their son,
R. Berke, who has just returned from
overseas service
The remains of Mrs. Carl Zinck
were shipped to Westby Monday
from Kenmare where she mad gone
for medical treatment. She had been
i'll for a long. time, and was in a cri-
teal condition the day she was taken
to the hospital. She was a young
woman and her untimely death is a
great shock to her bereaved relatives
and acquaintance. She was laid to
rest in the family plot in Canada.
John Cowley, SON of section fore
man Cowley at Alkabo, was, quite
badly injured Monday while the crew
were going to their work on the
speeder. they struck rock which
had rolled dowfs an embankment onto
to track, throwing all the occupants
of the speeder, Il consisted of
the foreman, Aug. Johnson and John
Cowley, John being thrown high in
the air and landing on the rail side.
He was taken to Outlook where DR..
Mangen, the company physician
patched him up. The others escaped
injury. The speeder is laid up for
repairs.
The heavy rains of the past two
weeks are doing considerable good in
the way of reviving the pastures for
stock feed.
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DOOLEY

Reginald Idness shipped cattle
from here Friday.
Mrs. Finn is assisting at the horde:
restaurant. A..
Il. G. Hanson is cutting grain on
his farm this week.
A. A. Hanna was here from Westby
last week Friday.
A crew are drilling well at the
home of E. s. Strand.
Joe Burnham and Florine Burnham
were at Outlook, Monday.
Dr. Ehlers and wife of Scobey
were visitors here Sunday and Mon
day.
Mesdames A. M. Holt and P. G.
Neville motored to Plentywood Mon
day.
]. c. Epler is redecorating the.
interior of his living rooms above the
store. -.~
Mrs. Peter Hegseth has been at
Minot the past ten days having den.
tai work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Neville and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Holt motored to
Radville, Canada, last Friday.
Joe Watt returned from Stady, N
D., last week Thursday, where she
has been visiting her parents.
The two year old child of TRAILER
Desoblun of Canada quite badly
scalded it's arm last Friday.
FL. Durham and family, Grandma
Burnham and Miss Mazda Stiller
were in Outlook Tuesday.
Miss Bessie hoffman arrived Wed
nesday from Williston, N. D., for a
visit at the j. C. Epler home.
R. E. Lang and Joe Redmond We're
here from Plentywood Monday night
on business matters.
Richard Hoser sold his farm south
east of here to Chas. Lindblom last
week. Mr.. Lindblom is the father
of Mrs. David Nelson.
E. C. Lang and r. E. Lang motored
here from Plentywood Wednesday on
business matters. E. c.. Lang with
his family is visiting at the Ray Lang
home at Plentywood.
Mrs. H. Pomerleau arrived Tues
day from Whitefsh, this state, for
a visit at the H. Hunter home. Mr..
Hunter and family motored to Plen-
tyWood to meet her.
Mrs. A. Nordes and sons Glen
and Kermit left Tuesday for Con-
wick, Mimi, where they will seek
medical aid for Glen Kermit will
remain with Mrs. Nordes' parents
for visit.
Britt Chandler, Harry Hoffman and
Al Hort returned Monday from a
trip into Canada. Mrs. Chandler who
has been visiting her relatives at Am
brose returned with them.
C. B. Aamodt of Clifford, N. d., is
visiting his brothers, Oscar and Ed
ward Christopherson. Mr.. Aamodt
returned from overseas where he saw
considerable service with the 88th
Machine Gun company.
Miss Ethel Franey left Monday for
her home at Waverly, Mimi, for a
months visit. Miss Joe Watt is be-
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BAINVILLE

Lola Reynolds visited with. friends
at Fairview q couple. of days this
week. zl3saA fa.s11 =
Mrs. Grant Blackwell and daughter
Ruby, were Williston visitors yester-
day.
Frank Provost and Ralph Reynolds
attended the Chautauqua at Froid the
| first of the week.
Mrs. H. L. Snyder is spending a
few days visiting with her mother at
Blaisdell, N. D.
c. S. Crisman has purchased two
lots in the west part of town and
has started the erection Of a fine new
residence.
John Lundquist came out from
Minneapolis Sunday and is spending
a short time looking after his extern
sive interests here and at Poplar.
Mrs. Bruce Wood and son returned
to their home in this city Sunday
morning after a weeks visit with
relatives at Butte and Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Koke and two children, who
have been visiting for a few days at
the A. w. Schilling home, returned
to their home at Malta Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. John Nicholson and her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Won Eschen
and two children left the fore part of
the week for Wyndmere, N. D., where
they were called by the serious i'll
ness of the formers brother.
George Bondeson, well known con-
ductor on the Richie run, left Mon
day evening for Wolf Point where he
will take a freight run on the main
line. His run out of here has been
taken by Conductor Martin Thomas.
Mrs. Joel Detienne and son, Louis,
left Tuesday for jackson, Mimi.
where she will visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jens Peterson, and with her
parents. She will be gone for about
SIX weeks and will be present at the
golden wedding of her parents which
viii take place on Sept. II.
Mrs. E. c. Torger left the latter
part Of last week for st. Paul, where
she will spend some time looking ov-
ef the millinery markets and pur-
chasing her fall and winter line of
goods. She will also go on to Cor
nell, Wis, where she will visit with
relatives and friends for a short time
before returning.
Bert Kirch closed a deal with John
Sands this week whereby he becomes
the owner of the latter's residence
properly and the latter becomes the
owner of bunch of horses formerly
owned by the former. The Kirch
family will move into their new home
in short time and the Sands family
will move on to their farm, east of
town
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]. r. McCurdy and daughter Miss
Jean, left Sunday morning for Min
neapolis where Mr.. McCurdy will re-
ceive treatment from specialists.
Miss Lois Swenson returned the
latter part of the week from six
weeks visit with relatives in eastern
North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Egland returned
from Minneapolis Sunday where they
were called to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Egland's mother, who died re-
Gently in Canada.
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Mrs; Earl Hoist is receivjD.
Thos; BrOckley returned lsrIll on $. B.
from Chicago, Ill. He was Yesterday so
MED by his brother, John ~ sc con
Wis, who will make him . u Wilson
Mrs. W. ". Conner sner+
at the w. r. Vezina hon. w. YESTERDAY
Continued on Page sevoa D0''eg.
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COMERTOWN

James Hurry and Mrs. Belle Sands
OF F.roid spent Sunday at the Thos
Brockley home.
Carl Magnuson and family re.
turned Wednesday from a visit in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Christopherson of Watkins
MIMI, is visiting at the Eric Bjork
home.
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FLAXVILLE

Auctioneer R. E. Nesbit was trans
acting business at Scobey Thursday.
O. B. Egland of the Egland Lum-
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Boston, followed by Mrs. Holdings on
Monday. DR.. and Mrs. Ryder will re-
main in town for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rogers left Satur-
day for their home in Jonesport MIR.
Rogers was head caulker on the schooner
Herbert L. Rawding, and it is probable
that his services will be required later on
the sistership now building in the Stock
ton yard
Mrs. Oscar Calkin, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Blanchard,
left recently to visit her mother in Brock
ton, Mass, whence she will proceed to
New York and take steamer for Jackson
vile, en- route to her home in Orange
Point, Florida.
Mr. Maurice Patterson, wife and daugh-
ter Florence of Boston, arrived last hurs-
day and were at the Misses Colcord's I'M
til Wednesday, when they left to visit
Mrs Patterson's sister, Mrs Frank Wy
man (nee Cassie Davis in Mattawam-
keag. Miss Florence was the guest of
Miss Josie La Furley and Miss Blanche
Doe, while in town.
| 1t is welcome news to the people of
Stockton that plans are afoot for the en-
| largement OF the Lawrence canning fac
| tory (now part of the East Coast Fish
cries Coz in time for next seasons work,
| with new machines. A superior grade of
sardines, packed in pure olive oil, is prom
Used. Mr.. William Avery will remain as
local manager.
MIR. and Mrs Alvah Treat, MIR. and
Mrs. Rufus Mudgett and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gerrish motored to Bangor Sunday
afternoon to hear the sacred concert of
"a numbers rendered on the wonderful
new chime bells recently installed in one
of the towers of the Universalist church,
the gift of Mrs. James Adams, said to
have cost $4,000, and to be the finest set
of chimes in Maine. Mr.. Chester Me-
neeley of the Meneeley Bell Co. of New
ork, makers of the chimes, was master
bell ringer at both the Saturday and Sun
day concerts, which were highly appre
ciated by all hearers. The bells were
given in memory of Mrs. Adams daugh-
ter Madeline, who died in youth in a
drowning accident.
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WlNTERPURT

Whooping cough is prevailing at the
village.
Mrs. Ida Campbell is in Somerville,
Mass.
MISS Agnes Morrill, of Portland has
been recent visitor in town.
Miss Ruth Ryder of Kenduskeag called
on friends here one day recently.
Mrs. C. R. Hill is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Mansfield, in Jonesport.
F. c. Knowles attended the r. F. D..
carriers meeting in Waterville Labor Day.
Miss Winifred Nealey will teach the
Milford Primary school again this year.
Miss Pauline Crockett visited Miss Ruth
Ryder in Kenduskeag few days last week
w. H. Lord returned thursday from a
Miss Sarah Eaton of Newbur s. c.,
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Au-
gusta Snow.
Miss Rose Carleton has returned from
a brief visit with friends in Somerville,
Mass.
Daniel Young of Hartford, Conn, has
been at the home of his father, E. S.
Young, for his vacation.
DR.. James Lockhart of Springfield,
Mass, is at the home of his parents, Rev.
and Mrs A. j. Lockhart, during his va
cation.
The telegraph office has been re-estab-
lished at the store of c. r. Hill, which is
a convenience much appreciated by its
patrons.
Miss Louise A. Smith assumed the posi-
ton of principal of the Sargent school
building, Brewer, on the commencement
of the school Monday.
Miss Laura W hltney, who has been the
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Knowles, returned last week to
her home in SomeTvllle, Mass.
Mrs Hiram Rowe and. family, who have
spent the summer at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jepson, returned
last week to their home in Jamaica Plains
Mass.
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Albert Lockhart, who spent the sum-
mer here with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
A. j. Lockhart left recently for Boston.
He will attend the Pratt Institute, Brook
Ign, N. Y, this year.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Thompson and daugh
ter, Mrs. Louise Williams, and grand
daughter, Miss Hilda Williams, left for
Maiden, Mass, the first of the week,
where they will spend the winter.
Walter Webbing of Boston, Mr.. Kemp
of GLASGOW, Scotland, and Mr.. Gibson of
Liverpool, Eng, who are representatives
OF the Simon Shuttleworth firm of i'm
porters of apples, ETC., were at the Com
mercial House Wednesday, and also called
on the leading orchardists in the western
part of the town.
The schools began Monday morning
The teachers in the village schools are as
follows: Grammar, Miss Gray, Swanville;
intermediate, Miss Geneva Thompson;
upper primary, Miss Grace Thompson;
lower primary, Miss Almira D. Porter.
The High school has H. P. Andrews of
Saltwater as principal.
The Republican journal., 1919-09-11

Monday evening. Following the chapter
meeting the children of members were
entertained with games. conducted by
Mrs. j. H. Duncan and Miss Violet Mey-
ers, with Mrs. c. N. Meyers at the piano.
Owing to weather conditions and the
absence of several of the young people
the attendance was not large; but the
evening proved very enjoyable, the older
guests entering heartily into the games.
At ten a generous supply of ice cream
was served. The children present were
Dorothy Bell, Edith Williams, Jane
Fletcher, Martha Duncan, Burton Bailey,
VIM. Goodell, Jr.. and Clifton Fletcher.
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MARRIED..

BLOOM-GRAY. In New London, Conn,
Aug. %, Raymond Roll Bloom of York,
Penn, and Miss Alma Tower Gray, r. NJ,
of New London, formerly of Belmont.
MARRINER-C COBB. In Searsmont, Sept
3, by Rev. Frank c. Worcester and Rev.
Emma E. Harrison, E. Bliss Mariner and
Miss Mary Frances Cobb, both of Sears
mont
MOORE ROGERS. In Pittsfield, Aug
81, Elmer Moore and Miss Jean Rogers,
both of Troy.
MOODY-STEVENs. In Belfast, Sept
4, by Rev. NJ. E. Curtis, George E. Moody
and Mary A. Stevens, both of Belfast
CANE-SEELEY. In Swanville, Sept. 9,
by Rev. c. W. Martin of Belfast, Clifford
Frederick Cane of Bar Harbor and Miss
Carrie Maria Seeley of Swanville
The Republican journal., 1919-09-11
STOCKTON SPRINGS.

Norman Griffin has gone to Littleton
N. H., where he has employment.
Mrs, John Gerrish went to Bangor
Sept 2, returning the following day.
The Trumbull Co. played in Denslow
hall three evenings of last week to full
houses.
Mr.. H. L. Hopkins returned Sept. 5,
from business trip to Boston and Vinal-
haven
Mrs. Emma Prescott is visiting in Cam
bridge, Mass, Mrs. Isaac Littlefeld hav-
ing charge of her store.
Mr.. w. H. Morrison and son Frederick
visited the South Orrington Shipyard
last Thursday afternoon.
Capt. Will Devereaux and family closed
their camp and left ior their home in
rutherford, N. j., on Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Callahan left for her home
in Brownville, Sept. 3, and will soon Join
her daughter in Washington, D. c.
Mr. Russell Gardner left for his home
in Boston last Thursday, after visit
with his mother, Mis- Carrie A. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs John Blanchard left for
their winter home in Orange Point, Flor
ida, Monday, making the trip in their car.
Last Thursday gave US perfect day"
of warmth and sunshine much appre-
ciated in the midst of prevailing damp
ness.
J, w Rodick of Auburn and wife were
| in town several days recently. He is
agent for the Odd Fellows insurance as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. E. J. Lawrence was in town last
Friday accompanied by his younger son
Arthur, who has recently received his
discharge from camp.
MIR. John Mclaughlin went to st.
Stephens Monday, where he has four
horses entered for the races, viz: Kate,
Miss Agnes, Joe Hunter ard Beldin.
Dr.. and Mrs. Herman G. Hichborn, DR..
and Mrs H. E. Hichborn and MIR. and
Mrs, H. R. Hichborn went by auto to
Pittstie!d last Thursday to attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baltzer arrived
Saturday and left for Eastport Sunday.
accompanied by Mrs Baltzer's sister
Mrs. Arthur Colcord and children for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs George Grant of Massa-
chusetts were week end guests of his
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs John
blanchard, following an auto trip to
York, Maine, with friends.
Two sisters of Mrs Alfred Fayles,
Mrs. j. Harold Smith and two young
sons of Brewer, and Miss Edith Smith of
Holden spent the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. fayles, and returned to their homes
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w BlaisdeIl and Miss
Alice Young of Dexter came by auto to
visit DR., and Mrs, G. A Stevens on Sun
day and called On Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blanchard in Searsport Harbor, before
returning home at night.
DR.. Byam Holdings, who with his wife
has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Ryder at Cedarhurst, left last week for
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DIED.

HAMMOND. In Searsmont, Sept 3,
Mrs Warren Hammond, aged 63 years
ROBERTSON. In Bangor, Sept. 9, Ar
thur M. Robertson, formerly of Belfast,
aged 81 years, months and days.
STINsON. In North Searsport, Sept
9, Winnifred E., wife of Fred S. Stinson
aged sc years, months and days.
WARD. In East Belfast, Sept 9, Ethel
G., wife of Russell j. Ward, aged 20
wears, months and II days.
WHITE. In Belfast, Sept E, Miss Caro-
line Elsie White, aged IA years, 3 months
and days.
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Mrs. D. F. Stephenson, daughter
nor and her sister, Mrs. Alice Swee-
Tuesday, Sept. 9th, for Pasadena.
where they will spend the winteT
their sister, Mrs. Laura E. Brigham
will stop at Philadelphia month en-
for California.
The Republican journal., 1919-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Crockett and
daughter Barbara of Seattle, Wash, are
visiting relatives in Belfast and vicinity
Miss Barbara had lived here for some
time and graduated from the Belfast High
school, but it is her parents first visit in
30 years
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BORN

BOWEN. In Morrill,, Aug. 80, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Bowen, son, Lawrence
Knowlton.
TALBOT In Belfast, Sept 7, to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl L. Talbot, son.
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Mrs. A. l. Thayer and daughter vi.
G. F. jerks of Providence, R. l., return
ed Tuesday from Millinocket, where ,af
were guests of Mrs. Thayer's daugu.e
Mrs. Edward Albert, for three week.
Mr.. jerks has arrived to join his VII
for short visit here.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
partnership

The partnership existing between Roy E..
Sholes and Clarence E. McKeen. both Of Bel
fast, and run under the copartnership name Of
Belfast Steam Vulcanizing Company. has this
day been dissolved. Clarence E. McKeen will
continue the same business at the same loca-
ton. All parties owing said Belfast Steam
Vulcanizng Company can make payment to
Clarence E. McKeen, as he assumes all liabili-
ties for said company; and all bill due said
company are due and payable to him.
Dated at Belfast, Me-. this 9th day of Sept,
A. D. 1919. ROY SHOLES,
8w87p CLARENCE E. MCKEEN.
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SOCIAL NOTES


VIE. T Eco, 'o ,i ,i ana George, Jr;,
{" a, r r'nl,.',S 5r; ',''" MIS- 'ol'i' lloucN
~ '%'''e| "'n.'
-, T TE &In4an ad''" spent saturday
ID "'''''t'l',''"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffith are re-
oy'Y ny ,I,.%, ''"'"''o"' upon Vhe olreh
VI :, '''% "'['
:. Mrs. II j. rfederIck and son, VII
V WILL ar ''''''E rel" yves ]" \orloiN'
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MISS hdljh George, OF wilmington,
mas heeh the guest OF Miss Rebecca
Morgan.
MIS-. Irr" AIdrrh, Of Wilmington,
Is Is, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"liIi"m II, salmon
Mrs. Thomas Swing, Of Philadel-
rhia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George Jones.
Mrs William Schacfer and dauph-
ter Doris and Elizabeth Lee, have re-
turned from a visit with Baltimore re-
lativcs.
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cARRANZA ZWIEDZI POL.
c MEKSYK.
KRoTKIE ZE
STOLICY A

Washington, 20. wrzesnia. -
w Sprawozdaniw departamentu
piracy dowodza, re tysiace rodzin
w Chicago, ktorych roczny do
ch0d wynosi mniej, niz 1900 So
niedostatecznie odzywiane, wsku
tex stale podnoszacych sic cen zy-
wnosci. Take same stosunki ist-
nieja ~w,innych miastach. Welding
obliczen de~partamentu piracy, TO
dzina, skaadajace sic z pieciu O.
sob, a ~pobierajaca mniej niz
81 800 rocznie, ME mole zakupic
dostatecznych zapasow zywnosci
ma wyzywienie.
- Republikaiscy czfonkowie
Senatu postanowili ME odwoly--
wac senatora Johnsona z jego po-
drozy po Ameryce, gdzie wygia-
sza mowy ma korzysc poprawek i
~zastrzezeh do traktatu Pokojowe-
go i Ligi Ludlow. Senatorzy Lodge
Ii Knox powiadomili go, ably nadal
pozostal ma swym stanowisku.
- Pose} Siegel z Nowego Yor-
ku przy pomocy innych poslow
zdota1 zbic projekt, zmierzajac!y
do uwolrienia kompanii mlecz-
nych W Nowym Yorku Chicago
cd wszelkich odpowiedzialnosc
Iprzed departamentem sprawiedli-
wosci oskarzonych o srubowanie
cen "a mleko.
- Wedfug statystyk opraco--
wanej przez Department piracy
cena wiktuasow spozywczych Ia
Mast spadac, podnosi sic. Otto W
miesiacu sierpniu, cena zywnosci
podniosla sic o jeden procent po-
mad cene, jaka Pobierano "a ia sa-
ma zvwnoSc W miesiacu lipcu.