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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

den lak hnrl nemhie rlwl.leslli
W "comhlns sm ~ neuslAls
mul = plahrm, ttorf bSl oralfu.
"a y ralilremi \ llmln slfnienl
nral q sArOsrh NJ uhill Gam
hir" rluhs hsly ialeny lrah
tory. icsl IL vhhrc ucrwhun
trlns, iak Nehlr lenlu sstl ~
kraeuic = iak pant nvdlosa ~.
yidala "elovtk must lakovua
ysc vidsii slasinima oelma, NELL
Il mN1e usSflk
John Nlaskh llert ~ %
dclsi tas hyl Wrmoccn, gcmfel y
sohoiu sr,cr o POI i%cdcndc,e ho.
dime v lincnlnskc ucmornici
~ J. Briovd, dccre pana ia.
scfa Matdnka a icii syn6eck liar.
~, byla y Crete ma naysleve II
otcc u sourozoncn u pti e. piilcsi'
tosii podivala se teG IN sokolsk'
ydyody Minuly ciyrtck, dine :.
gdfi, odcicln gasc do sytho dumo.
Va v Raycnna, Ncbr
Okrcsni komisaf Schmidt cd
Friend byl v nnscm mestccku mi
mulS p6tck Y zajmu obchodnim,
- ku konci minulcho tSdnc SC
Blakclcy.ovlch, a Victor Stan.
cliff, synacek manEcl6 Everett l..
StamrliffoySch
Opetne rodiunc sicduoecni
Sc slavilo V dome pana FrUnka
Mardnka minute ncd6lc, pfi KITE.
rem mnnzcl6 Jacob IIusovi byli
pfitomni Sc syymi ditkomi.
Sic. Ane2ka Vosikova Nc m.
vr6tila v soboiu minulGho tydnc
\ Bennett, Ncbr., kdc dlela ~
den n%avsttvou u pfibuznych.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
BYL POKUT0vAN IA della.
NJ LIHOvARU BE- POv0LENf

Charles r. krcllc, MATTEL OBJ.
chodu zclczafskym zbozim u Pile.
char, els. 6l0 liz. 13. ulicc, byl
Y pondeli zatccn .jednim policci
MIN straznikcm n spoIkovym pro-
hibicnim agcnicm u obvinen y de-.
lani lihovard bcz vladniho poyo.
leni. Mcdcna vana y mGdenou
poklici, do nil bylo mono uni
slit Nfizcni IN palcni kofalky,
byla pfi pphlidcc nalezcna, Krcll
byl odvcdcn do vladni budovy,
kdc podcpsal udani, &c hotovil va.
ny pro zafizcni ma vyrobu kofal.
ky n, kdyz mplatil $50 dane M
svhj ~yyrobek, byl propulsion Y
dnsledku toho, Re We van6 ncbylo
lihovarnicke Mfizcni nalczcno,
vladni agctni nemaji pfimtho d..
kazu ma poddni zaloby.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

voliL poRRovol.Nou
HMRr WI vLNACM kEkY

Y u lifldenhaurh, hanket na
~wlpotlnkn a dnmo,fm ' tulcl
ri,lrr, Nehr, sfhl sc v pondeli,
Ne ? ~ hul wlpole,lnc : Douglas
moslu Y schesraielnsm nmsslu
Ia tekS Missouri a al posui MIR
l,oln ichu rahyla vslcvcna nfi.
denhauph hsl ~ mkA star a pn
pslc.lni diva meslcc naltsal Sc '
nseifovani y nemocnici ~ hcr.
nnrla Y vouncil bluffs llyl sii.
Zen duscvni sklitenosii n6slcd
kcm ncr,oyt poruchy, pfivodtpc
misrepresentation v pondeli Y prn.
vutlu svt osrlfuNaielky navsiivil
v omazc diyadln, odkud ale -
ygdalil pod pis,lsiirkou, ~ paidc
navslivil jisttho ptilclc Y hote
Ia, Dyt scny 2 Council Bluffs,
iek Jelly y osndntm okamiiku po
mosle do Omaly u scbcyrakcdnl
vykon onoho muse widely, oznd
mily pfipad omalskt policii, kite
RI lined pdtrdni po mrtvolc "a
h6jila Na moste byl nalclcn ka'
bat u klobouk n = dopisu vlole.
ntm Y kapsc kabdiu bylo jmtno
ncsfastntho mule z%jisieno,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
sEDMNACT GAMBLtRU
OLOUPENO v HERNE

V ncd6li easne 2 rama diva ma
skovani bandit, die nezaruGcnt
zprdyy, pfcpadli II NUN pfi hire
pokru a yrhani kostck v soukro.
mem apartments, blizc Is. n Lea
ycnworth ul, a oIoupili ic phi
blizne o 5000 Gamblifi byli
bandity donuccui zvcdnouti ruce
postaviti So V fadt tclem ke
zdi, Bandit neidfiye scbrali So
stolu asi $500, naec$ prohlcdali
brace; vscm byly ycskcrt pcnizc
a Spcrky .odeimnty, jcdind hodin
KY motif Vi podrzeti n pax rychlc
zmizcli Pfipad nebyl policii o.
zn6men.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
OMAZSKA POSTA STRzI.
LA $500 PR PRODEJI NE.
DORUCENYCH BALfCKU

Dnchodoydmn odyGtvi ma o.
mazskt post6 bylo minute soboty
odcyzddno NJ 800, jcz byly strae.
ny pfi rfidennim prodeji nedoru'
ccnych postoynich zasilck. Pro.
del pozdstdyal ttmcf ~ vsech
pfcdm6tn, jcz lze poston MSlati.
AutomobiIovt rafy v Gene $50 az
*70, byly ' drazbl prddany po
Al0 MS. IN brokovnid bylo
nabidnuto $3.50. Bcdnicky dout.
nikn proddny pc 1900 a satstyo
IN RHINE obnosy.
Odyttyi ia nedornccnt postov.
NJ zhsilky jest III omazskt postt
skladistfm pro ysecky pfcdmtty,
jcz pUjdon do mfsta i ncspray.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
PovoLENf X sNATKU

Alois Jaros, pres 81 rok starry
Omaha, n Anna Piskacoya, star
pres ~ rokh, Omaha.
Alfred j, Slcgl, 2G rokd starS
Omaha, a Marie Bcndkova, stdfi
20 roxy, Omaha.
Posledne jmcnovanf snoubenci
byli Y dtery spojcni manzelskym
poutem katolicktm kostelc n
vetcr byla ma poccst sfastnych no.
vomanzel6, pfdtcI "A zndmych H.
spofad1na svatcbni hostina y do.
me rodicG nev6sty, manzcld p.
Bendka, dis. 1715 Hickory vi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
UPOZORNENf


V minul6m elsie "Pokroku HGpadu" n vScch naScb od-
botck oznamili jsmc, &c V ddsedku stale stoupajci ccny
papfru q yGbec vcho s yydavdbim casopisu spojcnGho, byl
zayod mas nucen pon6kud zyybit pfcdpIatnf, aGkoi vcskcrt
a%nglick6, jin6 c%izoazytnf u ysecky 6csk6 GasopBy jz drive
TAX uGinly ably Sc NOME p%ohromy %uchraniIy u konoGnt neza.
milky, jake sta jinych noynafskyeb z6yodl. NnafnG mnozstvi
dobrych naSch ptfzniycd, kefi yclkou dtlczitost Gesk6bo En-.
sopisu ia zdpadt plge ocedujf a jsu %pfcsv6d6eni 0 poctiyG
snazc yydayateld - prospect nascmu lidu V kazdfm ohIcdn
radiIi nalebag6 X zyybcni pfedplatD6ho, TAX ably "Pokrok H.
padu", ktery jz po 80 let cestu do ccskych domoyd konaI, jest
u nadalc Dude ybcbo naseho lida n~ejlcpsfm pftecm, radccm
u ttsitc1cm, mohl ncruscnc y~ychhzct, ably snad tcuto casopis,
jcmuz pro jcho ncstranny smer jz TAX pfivyHi n kterg vi pro
bojDost RHINE Gasoyt, poutn6 u Mbayu6 fctby obIlbili, jako
jnt noyiny nezaniknu1 v6ak JIM pHzniyci a eenf .odbtratel6
uznhvaji, Ne zyyscni pfedplatn6ho JET zcca spraynt, proto ny.
NJ, a ben jakGkoIv yytky, %pfedplatn6 o%bnoyujf, ably dabf M
sikh vi zajistili u zAyodu V fhzkhn jcbo 1kolu NJ pfftomn6 ne
utescnt stuace aIeSpoi castecn6 y%ypomobIi
Jelikoz easops nezc bez pfcdpIatp6bo za1latt, zhdhmc IN.
dz vseeky maze pffzniycc, ably obDos % Dcjdffye posou 20.
sIali, aDeb osobnG V zhyodt nabeu sIozIi.
Pfcdplatn6 M "Pokrok ZApadu' q weekly odbocky
jest nyni ~nAsedoyni:
M . mtsios n,,t 500 Do Kanady ma cely rok. $500
M O mssich ,,,,.o, 200 Do Cesk0sIoyenska ma rck 800
Ma ccly rok ,t,..., 400 Jednotliya cisla soji 10 cntn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
PUvOD HORECKY STO-
POvAN DO MLEKARNY
v EAST OMAzE

Idravoini dfady vypatraly, ac
jedcndct pfipadd onemocn6ni ty.
fovou horcckou vzalo pnvod 4
mltka, pfivdzentho y jcdnt nile
karny East Omaha, kdc bylo
shledano, zc zasobovani yodou
d6lo sc ~ studnice, jez byla nc-
cist6na vykaly, jcz sc dvora So do
nj stahovaly. Prodcj tohoto nile
ka byl zdravotnim komisafcm IN.
povezen.
Policic byla uvtdomGna, by "a
.kroGiIa, kdyby nafizcni zdravot.
niho komisafc nebylo zachovdno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
v DISTRIKTNfM sOUDE
BUDE ZASEDAT sud-
WADE ZE STATU IOWA

FcderAIni sud- Woodrough, Sp.
Stathi distriktni navIadni, Thomas
s. Allen, Spoj. Staff marsal Ja.
mes G. Dahlman, hIavni kIcrk,
r. G. Ifoyt u baiIif, A. Gross, o
dcjeIi V pondcIi do chadron, Ne.
braska, kdc s1castni Sc podzim.
nibo zascdani soudu. Ic Cbadron
sondni teato tribunal pojcdc do
Norfolk u potion do Lincoln.
Fcderdlni sud- Martin Wade 4
Iowy pfijedc do Omahy n. zdfi,
aby zdc Mhajil dvoutydcnni
zascddni pro civilni pfi.
pady pouzc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
40 MIL "A HODINU
A ZAPLAT1L $40 POKUTY

j. w. laughing, 2039 Farnam
ul, jenz byI pohndn pred soud.
&c ma policcjni stanici, ably nod.
poyidal sc y obaaloby pro rychIou
jizdn We svf kafc, zapIatil $40 20.
kuty. laughing, die vgpov6di
policisth, ktcff Mtcchi jeho pro.
vcdli, hnal sv6 auto ctyficct mil
IN bodinm. sud- Fitzgerald 20 u
praviI "Mile Dude vas stat zroy,
na dollar"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

Komisc obcaDskt sluzby ozna.
mule, ~ o. fjna biidon v Omezc
sklhddny zkoisky pro zcloznir vi
postovnf kIerky, jcjichz sluznl
pG oastoupcW duzby obnhkj
1900 roenD DaIst ipformace Jzc
zfskat na blsvnf pobft Y pokoG,
ris 41g
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
VKLADY MA BANKACH
JEvf vELlKY PRfRUSTEK

n bankovnich zprav zc dine 4,
zafi vysvitd, ze vklady na 10 ban,
khch v Omazc n South Omuzc oh.
nascji xll2,365,5 37 ~prir6stek o
III .206,4l0 cd 30. eervna. PGjGky
II srazky chilly s96, 99i, 302; phi.
rnstek o $3S,li7.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
0 o B Nj

PIP Stan. Bcranek st., INA.
spolumajitcI ltkany ma 10. u
William ul, a rev. Vac. Ccjnar,
zdcjsi ceskt cvangelickG 0.
Y sobota odcjeli do Ely, Ia,
kdc s1castni Sc Sjezdu ccsk6 pre-.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

mn ncha nelcsinei,clnuu adrc
san ttlh klerrl isnn /, lomlu
elhon, stale nmss,nAni a den -
due .nslcil ~ ehshs iinyeh I'LL
napraNiti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
ZELENA n ROUCEK,
1914 William.
Neuy6fiteln6 "~Bargains".

Cotton fauelI, hodnoty t5c,
yard m .,a.a.,..,.,,30 G..
SOC zacIonoyf zbozi. yd5 % c.
400 hedyhbDf scarfs M hIa.
vi, ysech barey ,,,,,w 20 9,
&7OO mtgroyanf deky $40
400 prsyN vojenskf deky 800
veskNt spodni zimni prddIo
samples" ~ polovicpi skutecnou
cenu ~ Damskf svratry q eefnf
jirk sbsrgrs' W vVprodHji
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
JAKo O KRIsMUsU

davy'lidn hcmI SO IN ohromnfm
~y}prodeji tohoto tyduc, jeN po..
fddaii
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15

PhIJME ~ storEf fena m vfpomm
domarnosti dobrb feskA rodiny, 80
plat y dobrt zsehazeni Pteite
% " peksfsksnr abchodt p. r. Hifye,
|7hs ~, 10, st Adv 02
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
A KARNEvAL
AK-SAR.BEN ZAHAJENY

Slavnosh Ak. Sar. Ben byly v
1tery zahdjcuy ko6skym dostiby
IN yystayisti, 10 49, u Center vii,
cjeIl kde upraycni shvodnl drhhy
. yeIktho hIedistr, jakoz | cclf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-15
Oomy ma prodej
IA levnon eenu

.iini ih ~ nls sssfi molernI
lNls iit ~ ST. ssel 4 k%uurwlna
ilnh iltNi ~ uller diva dums
lliellil a. Ii III \ domy a
o loi s1slaa,.,,s, a. ao1
.llAn &c. lG VT - nsV1i dAm.
Na Dominion Vi. 4 s,t,nice.
Nna Va y NJ - sssl yelbS lot
aii Center 8 ssetnie, meslskA
yoda Al loo
1850 iiRni 10 ulire y svetnie
pfihlnsic 80 II mas Name vel
ky vSbtr psknsch domA a Lotto
ma prodci Mattel dmysl proda.
Il syhi maicick, ohraric Ne ma mas
y kaldtm pfipade
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

FURTHER DAMAGE By LIGHTNING 1,
TUESDAYS SHOWER.

The unpleasantly long list of buildings
Destroyed By lightning was increased
Tuesday afternoon, when In heavy
shower the farm buildings of Fred B.
Scrioner IN Paris were struck and burned.
One small building standing at q dis.
lance from the others was not burned,
but the rest were total loss. This place
10 on the state road, about four miles
north OF South Paris, in what IL tradi-
tlonally- known as Hungry Hollow"
The buildings were not as large "a some,
but were always notioeably neat and well
Kept, and the place was one of the most
attractive farmsteads along the road.
As is usually the case with lightning
In farm buildings, the barn was struck
and the hay was quickly on fire all over
The cattle and horses were out of the
barn, Mr.. Scribner making it q practice
to turn all of them loose during shower,
but some hens and four hogs were lost.
Owing to the rapid spread Of the fire,
1t was possible to save but little from
some OF the rooms in the house, though
a portion Of the household goods were
got out. Among the things which we're
lost were large lot of home-cannei
goods 10 the cellar, estimated by the
Scribners at five hundred jars, and some
old dishes and silver which were heir.
looms that money cannot replace.
The buildings were insured with W. j.
Wheeler & Co., and one fact from which
Mr.. Scribner gets little consolation is
that only on the Saturday before the FIRE
he put an additional insurance of $500
on his hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner are staying at
present at the Henry L. Stone house
near by, which was sold to the Wheeler
Lumber Co., but which Mr.. Stone con-
tinues to occupy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Thrift Meetings.

Two meetings of the thrift orgauiza,
tions of women will be held on Thurs.
day afternoon, Aug. 20, at the home oil
Mrs. Leslie Lee Mason of South Paris.
There will be present at this meeting
to explain the work and the plans fol
the coming year, Mrs. Florence b
Whitehouse, chairman of the Home
Directorate of the State Chamber OF
Commerce and Agricultural League, and
Mrs. Florence A. Warner, Home Depart
ment Director and also Executive Score.
tary in Maine for the Savings Division,
First Federal Reserve District.
At 2:30 there will be meeting of the
county committees of the Home Directo.
rate for Androscoggin, Franklin and
Oxford Counties. At $50 there will be
a meeting of the thrift ohairmen OF the
women's organizations of Oxford Coun.
ty. This meeting will be open to all
women, is devoted to important work
and will be interesting, and all are urged
to attend. Mrs. Mason will see that
chairs are provided for all who are
there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Speakers This Week.

Following is list of Republican raj
lies with speakers to be held In Oxford
County this week:
At Oxford, this Monday evening, Con
gresham Lewis T. McFadden of Penn
sylvsnia.
At East Sumner, Tuesday evening
Congressman McFadden and Donald b
Partridge of Norway.
At West Paris, Wednesday evening
Congressman McFadden.
At South Paris, Wednesday evening
Senator Frederick Hale of Portland, ant
Hon. John P. Deering of Saco.
At Bethel, Wednesday evening, Col
Frederic R. Parkhurst, candidate TO
governor.
At Brownfield, Thursday evening
Congressman Frederick Dallinger o
Massa c usetts, and Donald B. Partridg'
of Norway.
At Denmark, Friday evening, Con
gresham Dallinger and Mr.. Partridge.
At Lowell Saturday evening, Congress
man Dallinger and Mr.. Partridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
"Dead he lay among his books,
The peace OF God was In his looks"
N. II. S. 'os Reunion

The class of N. H. 8. '0S held their
18th annual reunion at tho home OF Ira
Hartman Tuesday evening, August II.
Supper was served at 1880, consisting ct
baked beans, salads, brown bread, white
bread, olives, pickles, doughnuts, Ice
cream, cake, sailed peanuts, chocolates
and coffee. Officers elected for the en-
suing year were:
Pres.-W. Maford Mann.
eec. and Treas. Miss Maud 3. Mixer.
Executive Com.-H. Knox Bedford, Mrs
Myrtle Millett Currier, Mrs. Pearl Hartman
Cadigan.
A very pleasant evening was spent 80.
cially. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cadigsn, Nj. and Mrs.
Freeman Currier, Mrs. Jennie Mann
Kneelaud, Mrs. Josephine Stearns Stone,
Mira. Sarah Freeman Thomas, Miss Maud
r. Mixer, Miss Maude Ellen Pike and W
Maford Mann.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Fair.

Mt. Pleasant Rebekahs of South Paris
are to have their fair in November, date
to be given later. Following are the
committees for the different tables:
Apron Table-EIla Young, Ava Leach, Fran
celia Clark, Mae Buck, Eva Annis, Hattie Dean,
Lucy Dean, Eva Dresser, Lila Blair, Jennie
Brett, Edna Cummings, Anna Farrar. L1.lle
Fletcher, Cassie Pence, Lura swan. EVE Eva
Record, Fie Kneeland. Rosa Swan, Cora TAI
bot, Millie West, Eta Winslow.
Mystery Table;,Apgusts Bean ; Snairm s5
wards, Annie Muzzy. Ethel Harlow, Nelie
Mason, Josephine Murch, Ethel Cairns, Erna
McAnster whitney, Agnes Pinkham. Kena
Tribou, Anna Tuttle, Jessica Thayer, alta Wlse'
Cora Twitchell, Angle Herrick' mliareo ooie'
Miscellaneous Commtttee-Hattie Leach,
chairman Leila Bennett Clara RSsk sars
W. Chute, Sarah Clark, Sadie Cummings ava
II. Curtis, Hazel DeCoster, Nina Estes, Juua
Gear, Marcia Mason, Myrtle Richardson' Cass,e
Fletcher. Wilma Stearns, Georgia Thayer
Blanche Wing, Beatrice Wight, Nellie Monk.
Food rsble-Annie Dudley, chairman, Maud
Forbes. ANNA Morse, Belle Brown, Anna
Jacobs, Nellie Jones, Lizzie Millett, MARY
North, Cristabel Stiles, Verna swan, ANNE
swift. Hannah Wright, Nellie Powers, HeieI
Kimball. Clara Ryerson' susan Na SVa Mani
Woous iua tounS, Nso0@ DASe'
ton.
CANDY Tsble-Grsce Starbird, chairman, Dora
Merrili' Alice Perry, Leila Starbird, Leona Pen
lev. Lizzie Muzzy, Rhoda Mckay, Linnie Ben
metz, Marion simpson, Ida stearns, Genie Ken s,
iston, Mabel Millett, Josephine Barry, BERN,
Mprcb. Grace Dean, Gladys Damon, Fiorenc.
rostsr' Ethel Hardy, Marjorie Head, ldl
stiles, Lois Talbot, Minnie Aldrich' Ruth Thur 1a
| low, Helen Cummings, Hattie Joruan, aJ
s Gs%TpS Dudley Miliett. Ada Churchill Mariol
/ Holiis. Bernice SPERM, Bernice simpson
Bertha Swift Abbott, Helene Pitts Rose bu''f
Fancy Table-Inez Hollis, chairman Emm ,,
! PARK. Sophia CLARK. Helen 81 Carlson, HAIL
Barnes, Caroline Hall. Ida BIiggs, tueia c moa
xds Bolster, Ethel Noyes. Florence MchaIds
Mande Sweet, Amy Strickland, Luella smiley
Grace A. Thayer. Virgie Wilson, Grace Thayel
FANNIE Eastman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24

Henery Morton, Rinaldo Wiggin, Al
bsrt Starbird and Gordon Powers are
spending the week ct Camp Concord.
Mrs. C. A. Bessey, Miss Lenora Bessey,
Miss Julia P. Morton and Miss FANNIE
Davis, who have been there for the past
two weeks, have returned.
It IL reported Monday morning that
the Jubilee Bridge across the 81. Law,
renee River at Montreal Is on nre sno
ali the work crews along the Grano
Trunk Railway were hastily gatne Msa
and transported to that point: Inc
morning train from Montreal arrived 10
this village on time.
On Wednesday of this week there VIII
be held ct Grand Army Hall . meeting
Of the Oxford County Patriotic Aesoc'a.
tiop, In connection with the meeting OF
the Sumner Soldiers Veteran Associa-
ton. Dinner will be served 1t noon,
and oil ladies of the g. A. B., and any
others who attend, are asked to bring
food-pastry Of some kind, also white
end brown bread,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Letter from colonel olfford.

Irving o. Barrows has received the
following letter from Colonel Adam Gil.
ford which speaks for itself:
Ny dear Mr.. Barrows:
Enclosed please find receipt for your
check OF recent date amounting to nine
ty-three dollars and thirty cents ($93 30)
which 10 the collection made In South
Paris, Maine, for the Salvation Army
Home Service Fund.
/ desire at this time to express the
deep appreciation of the Salvation Army
to you for your kind help and splendid
cooperation, and through you to your
committee for their interest in this
effort.
I would be thankful II you will In
some way POSSIBLY through your local
paper thank the givers to this fund,
which will enable us to continue to
bring hope and cheer to the many I'M
fortunates that we constantly come in
contact with.
Thanking you again for your assist
ance, I beg to remain
Sincerely yours,
ADAM CLIFFORD, Colonel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Meeting of Veterans.

The Sumner Soldiers Veteran Assocl-
alton will meet In G.. A. R. Hall, South
Paris, Wednesday, Aug. 25. The ssso-
citation will furnish baked beans and cot
fee. Those who attend are requested to
furnish pastry. >,
A cordial invitation Is extended to all
who wish to come, especially all soldiers.
The committee have arranged for the
Oxford County Patriotic Association to
ioin with the Sumner veterans and hold
their meeting at the same time and
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
OUT OF THE GLOOM

Many a Gloomy Countenapce in South
Paris Now Lighters With
Happiness.
A bad back makes you gloomy.
Can't be happy with continual back
ache. :,
The aches and pains Of Q bad back
Are frequently due to weak kidneys. =,
Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended
for weak kidneys.
So South Paris citizens testify.
Mrs. L. W. Hollis, Church St., South
Paris, says: 1.-THE first symptom OF kid
new disorder noticed was dull, heavy
ache across my kidneys. These attacks
became very frequent and suffered ter
rbly. At times I felt laDguid and de-
pressed aud was subject to dizzy spells.
Realizing my kidneys were weakened, /
got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from
The Howard Drug Co. As used them
my kidneys became stronger, the pains
in my back gradually lessened and my
health became much better. After that
used Doan's off and on as needed
them, and they never failed to promptly
relieve me-"
Price 600, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Dosn's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Hollis
bad. Foster. Milburn Co., Mrs., Buffalo,
NY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Republican Rally Wednesday Evenin,
SENATOR HALE AND JOHN P. DEERINe
WILL SPEAK.

A Republican rally will be held Wed
nesday evening at, the Grange Hall, at
eight o'clock when Hon. Frederick Hale,
Portland, United States Senator, and
Hon. John P. Deering, Saco, late Repub-
licsn candidate for governor, will ad-
dress the meeting. The Norway.Paris
Band will be in attendance and furnish
music.
Senator Hale, who has consistently
favored the formation of league of ma
tious with reservations which will safe
guard American interests, will address
himself largely to the discussion of that
topic in his remarks.
Members of the Harding and Coolidge
Club, and all who wish to become mem
bers, are requested to meet at the fire
station at Z o'clock Wednesday evening.
Please be prompt, as the meeting at
Grange Hall opens at 8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Died.

In Oxford, August 10. Mrs. Augusta Chad.
bourne) Jones, wife Of George Jones, aged 70
In Auburn, Aug. IA, Mrs. Ellen E. Bowker.
formerly of Bryant's Pond, aged 80 years, 7
months, days. MAI.
In Rumford, Aug. IA. Charles Bolduc, little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alcide Bolduc, aged 4
In Fryeburg, Aug. IS, Mrs. Mildred Shaw,
wife of Lucian Fred Davis, aged % years.
In Augusta, Aug. II, Mrs. Rose o. Gowel,
formerly of Buckfeld, aged IS years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
More About Annie Laurie.

The Hebron correspondent sends the
following:
The item In recent Democrat in re-
gard to "Annie Laurie" recalls to our
mind Bayard Taylor's "Song OF the
Camp during the Crimeau War. Some
older readers may recall 1t, beginning:
"Giye us song" the soldiers cried,
The outer trenches guarding,
When the heated guns Of the camps allied
Grew weary Of bombarding.
They sang of love and not Of fame,
Forgot was Britain's glory;
Each heart recalled different name,
But all sang Annie LAURIE"
The whole eleven verses are beautiful
as everything written by Bayard Taylor
is. As young girl We read his letters
to the New York Tribune, written II
Northern Europe, and after that every
thing we could find OF his, and never
dull line. Before rs lies the poem BY
Lougfellow, read at the memorial serv
ices In Boston by DR.. o. W. Holmes, be
ginning:
"Dead he lay among his books,
The peace OF God was In his looks"
And We do not forget the tribute o
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, closing: ~
He will come! he will come! l canno
make him dead" Tears start now at tb
memories Of the loved writer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
Meeting of Republican Women.

Miss JEANNE Hubbard, chairman of
the Women's Republican County Com
mittee, has called meeting of the COM
mittee at the court house at South
Paris, Wednesday of this week, Aug. %,
at 2 O'Clock. The town committees
have been specially invited, and q gen.
eral invitation Is extended to all women
interested to be present. Speakers will
be at the meeting to give information
as to what the women will have to do in
exercising the right of suffrage. There
Is no reasonable doubt that the women
will have the full suffrage before the
state election, and they should be pre-
pared to exercise that right.