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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
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MA VYSTAVE KANARU V
Chicago VYZNAMENANY
kRAJAN.

CctnG odb6ratel5tvo "Dru-
beznickych Novin", jakoz pc
stitele kanarG V Cleveland6 bu-
de zajist6 zajimati zprava, re
nejlepSi a neivetSi vyznamena
vft"nku vystavni
iotv znan1y odbornik, jemuz
i,~' rvjrcn s'oupcc kanarkaf-
atVi V znlin6n6m li3t6 p. Jaro-
- nv JancGek, 2640 So. Try ST.,
Y Chica@u, H.. dotGeny krajan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
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HOCH UNESEN.

L krajskeho soudu ziska,a
pred tydnem rozvod cd sveho
muze pani Marie Weisterova 2
Niles, O. a dvanactilety synek
Rober priknut il rovnez. Dnes
roZvedena Weisterova sd6luie
po icii, re synek byl il dvema
muzi ukraden. Byvaly manzel
Weisterov6 ziie nyni V Pennsyl
vanii a die toho policejni patra
nj bude zavedeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
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MILENkA PODVODNEHO
sKASiRA ZMIZELA.

Zdejsi policii narizeno by,o
vGera' vecer z Warren, ably "a
tkla pani Lillian Wilsonovou.
1906 vych. 105 ul., milenku
warrensk6ho m6stskeho po-
kadnika KistIera, jenz sve OBJ
ci zpronevefil 10000 a penize
ty daroval Wilsonove. PaniCka
me a byti uv6zn6na pro priii-
mani ukradenych pen6z a kdyz
ZdejSi detektivove residence je-
il vcera V noci navStivili, Wil5o
nova nebyla k nalezeni a die
vSeho uprchla z Clevelandu
Bude po nj V jinych me-
stech patrano.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
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SNEHOVA VANCE.

VGera o osme hodin9 veCer
natrhla Sc snehova mracna
lad Clevelandem do rama ma
padlo sn6hu n6kolik palcu,
AXE ranni trakCni doprava
5yla znacn6 zdlouhava a na
predm6stskych tratich trakcni
spojeni rovn6z by.o castecnG
poruSeno. Vtera veCer byIo %
tupnu mad nulou a dnes veGer
slibuje Sc znaGn6 ochlazeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
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MASKARNf MERENDA.

D6lnicky vzdelavaci spolek
V Mt. Peasant porada Ultra V
Komenskeho SIM ma vych. 131
ul. maskarni merendu, "a niz
$e1t peknych premii bude roz-
d6leno. Poradatele chystaji pc
nivy mok, dobrou veceri, do
brou hudbu a vyborne pobave-
nj kazdemu, jenz merendu tn
navstivi. Ocekavaji tudiz uca-
stenstvi velike, cimz zaruGuji
dokonaly 1spech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
NJOl VFNoI Y d
ZAPLAVY MA VENkOVE.

Nasledkem predvcerejSlho
doSt6 a vCcrejSi dneSni vani-
ce nekter6 ohajsk6 reky opu-
5tily sv6 bfehy. Nejv6tSi zapla
wv jsou V Hooking Idol bllze
m6sta Logan, V okoli Lancaster
a M arion.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
SEN. JOHNSON MAY
 BREACH ON TREATY
CCoHtinucd from Firs. Pagc.)

force tho issue at once and call for vote on platform before nomina- tions aru in order. IT he wins he will then try for the incorporation of an American only" rlank in the plat form. IT this plank should be adopt cd il would virtually mean his nom- ination. I believe. IT he loses | am of the opinion that il eliminates him as a possible nominee for the prcsi- dency. especially since he cannot with draw from his previously announced stand on the league issue. e.
 IT a pussy footing policy is adopt ed the held is open for other candi- dates. with Lowdcn a probable ia Norite, in spite of the slush fund cN- pose.
 If nominations arc in order first. and the platform lcft until later. the same uncertainty as at present will exist until well along in the contest when the definite policy is announced hy the candidate chosen. It is ccr- tain that Johnson has created d vital issue which il was hoped might be avoided. It is also evident that the Californian has some strength which must be rcckoncd with. even though tho various candidates arc not willing 10 go on record for no league at all or any scmblance Of one.
 As usual. the Connecticut dclcEa- ton is wisely rcfraining from taking an,. prominent part m the discussions and is attending ball games in it's off hours.
 I. ITenry Eorahack. sometimes cslled the boss of the state dclcEa- ton. may know what ultimate action tho nutmegccrs will take. hut no one clso seems to have any idea.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
CTYIZEMS

The Lady Turner's will meet to- night. A full attendance is desired.
 Due to the rains Saturday the New Britain Rifle club postponed the last series in the national shoot until next Saturday and Sunday when this con- test will be completed.
 Mrs. Francis l.. Dolan has returned to this city, after having spent scv- cral months in California.
 New Britain Nest. Order of Owls, held it's regular bi-monthly meeting, in Electric hall last evening". Reports nC the officers. show the order 10 be in a tlourishinS condition.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten dercd Miss Carrie Smith of All West Main street, this city, at the home of Mrs. C. A. Law or 94 South Burritt street last Monday evening, in honor of Miss smiths coming marriage to Mir. Frederick Yaroll of this city. Members of Sons of Veterans AuXil- liary No. 1 and other friends were present. Refreshments were served and a pleasant social time enjoyed. Miss smith was the rcoepiont tor. many useful gifts. The Ieddi-ss. pk / take place in~the "oer future.
 f.dwarpffi Earncs, son of MT. and Mrs. George Barnes of 173 Park street and Miss Alice Winchell. A,ur ntCr or Mir. and Mrs. Charles Winchall, Uf Holmes avenue. were united in marriage Saturday morn ing. June 5th by Rev. William Ross. The couple left on an extended honeymoon tour, ac- 2onpanied by the brides parents and brother to California.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
AMERICAN GOLFERS WIN
wh,tnsy aud Gardner Are the osiy Jai,~h state. risyer. te sarvi.e Third Kousd sf British Amateur Teurn.,.

Mulrheid, scotland. June s---Two Ameri- lcans--Neison Whitney. qf New Orieeus, and Robert \. uarduer ct Chfeas aso--surN lt cd the th.rd round of the IIrtttah amateur golf shhmpiorshtp play EfEtsrt!aS. Samuei l Graham. of GrCenwtch, conn. suCcuunbcd to Macdonald. Of Hfuntsneld. aftar having won in tho second round over Leslie Uatfnur. MrIvttte, champion of 1895
 Whitney slhd heen putting rather poorly. put improtha In the play with FIstchef of niackrool. m the third round. drfsatinE I'm a up and tn play
 Gardiner had the hardest task anto.. the Americans yesterday He met the sottIsh international Blackwell. who has the rrpu- tstion of bcinH long driver but the Scot vas outdriyen by GRFdner hy from 90 Co SO yards tn the hrnt nine holes. Gardner made the outward Journey in as and came home Go % for is holes.
 Nhitnsy's match with r. Martin smith. sf G.. GsorEc'H was one of the most important. Tho latter ts prominent international softer, Whitney plsS cd perfect golf. keeping straight and always wsIi up to the hole from the hrst tee.
 Tho American held the advantage throug bout, sithonGh st the ninth green he drove beyond it tn tho rough. At tho turn he was e up3 then Martin. smith gained a few strokes. but st the tith Nbitney was 2 up and | to play.
 Gardnvr tu rather poor form In the second round agstnst e mediocre ptaNcr He ,waH behind until tho tath hole. when he fook tho tcsd and the home green. Ills match with Edward Blackwell. of Trcst- wick, ln the third round. of better cslibrs, Ho won. uP and to play,
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
GIRLS BASEBALL RESULTS.

Two exciting games of baseball were played last night at St. Mary's play grounds The stanley Rule and Level company misses defeated the $orth snd Judd ManutacturinE company rirIS. score to 3. much to tho ,ltsruHt of Iohuny rrcAn. Misses Ackstrom npd MartrA were the battery for tho win ncr~. while Misses Lynch and Bcckman N nrkrd for the tusHrS. The American Paper Good. conpauy team Of EeuSiuEton won from tho American Hosiery company nine. score 10 to G Misses Eakowski and Nclcy were In points for tho Nietors and Misses <.pier and Marceteau for the losers. On Friday night tho American Hosiery girls wuI play the flanders girls
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
Lumber Men Hear
 Address By BardO

New Haven, June 9.--Lumbcr men from various sections of Connecticut met hero today for tho annual busi- ness session Of the Lumber Dealers association. X noon day luncheon was addressed by General Manager C. l.. Rardo of the New Haven road and F l.. Clark. secretary of the trade or ganization in New York. The guest ot tho day was !. w. Mcclure of Nashville, Tcnn., president Of the Ma tional Wholesale Lumber Dealers as sociation.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
REsoLlTE WINS AGAIN.
S,ekI, flem~rt Called Bre~re Is Blamed
 for NasItIe's seth.ek.

Newport, R, l.. June a.--That nckle ols- ment csiled breeEe made a present to Rtso- iute yesterday Of the third trial to select tho defender of tho Americas Cup tt ignored bcautitui Nanttts almost entirely and toycd with Resotute most Of the time. hut nnally gave her strength enough to sssp through 3s miles inside the six hours allowe cd in which to sail a race.
 .tt took her hours 5t minutes and 50 sec ohdH to run ts miles and beat back The run took hours and ts minutes. Nsuitte completed tho course but not until she had been gone hours sG minutes and ts sec onds NeSolute beat her St minutes and a seconds elapsed time and with the handicap of | minute and e seconds. Rssolutss cor- rcctcd margin wss 33 minutes and seconds
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
NOTES OF THE EAGLES.

The newly elected officers of New Britain Aerie. fraternaI order of Ea Slcs will be installed Thursday eIeninc by State Chaplin Martin Johnson. of Hartford. Following the meeting. refreshments will be served. The state convention committee will report on the state convention which is to he held in New Britain. June 20. 1921. The local degree team is
 fast rounding into form for the large class to he initiated on Sunday eve ming. June 20. in Bardeck's hall.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09

poor provider. furnishing inadequate food, and his wife suffered for the lack of proper clothing at times Mrs. Rival has, since the crime, said that her daughter had "a good reason for refusing to live with her husband.
 ltcliGion a Factor.
 That the murder may have been the result of the anti-Christian atti- tude of Enelis, and the anti-Moham- medan views of his American wife is the bclicr of the local Greek Priest, who was visited but a day or two ago by the murderer. According to the story as told by the clergyman, Enelis and his wife were first marred by d justice of the peace. Later tho girl decided that she wanted q church marriage and Enclis visited tho Creek priest to ask him to perform the ceremony. Upon learning that the man was a Turk and d Mohammedan, the clergyman declined to ofiiciatc, explaining that he could not unite Christian in bonds of holy matrimonY \Ah a nou-heliever. 1t is said that D.SiiS steadfastly refused to give up his Imedan religion, accept the ChriStaN and d belief in God and>sha brc>king over< this, together with iealolN for the girl. prompt ed him to -rommA the double tragedy.
 That Enclis was determined to take the life of his wi1 and end his own existence is cvince'Ay the search he made for her. which ARrted oE>Escs-x. day. Leaving Wattrt.( - that af-- tcrnoon, and believing his wife to be in Winsted. he went to that place. Unable to locate her. he made in- quirics about her. which led him to this city. It is said that when Y first arrived at the depot, he wen|o the Hotel Bcloin, where his wiz at one time worked. Failing to- find 5 her there. he went at once to the De Vile.
 on searching the body, Medical Examiner Lyon found on EneilS S1S.00 in money, Il gratuity blank on the United States, and an identihca- ton tag, such as was worn by service men during the war. This tag showed that he had enlisted in the naval re- serve on June 1. 1918.
 The murdered woman leaves her mother and step-father, Mir. and Mrs. George Rival. and a half-sister, Miss Alice Rival. of this city: two sisters, Mrs. James Leas, and Mrs. Timothy kelly. of Winsted; and two brothers, George Thompson, of Derby, ana Will liam Thompson. who is in the united States army at Camp Jackson. The body was shipped by Undertaken Curtin to Winsted this afternoon. The funeral will be held in that town tomorrow afternoon. The body or E.nelis is at the Curtin establishment and will remain there for snort time in order to determine 1T the dead man has any immediate rela- lives.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
THE LONG AND SHORT.

Harry Mount, a member of the su- pernumerary police force. as well as one of the most skilful cutters in this part of the country, has just com plcted an article requiring consider ablo skill. It is in the shape of a pocket knife which is less than a half-inch in length. It contains blade and is constructed along lines of regulation knife. Mir. Mount, some years ago, built a knife meas uring six feet seven inches in length.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
HOLD PLAY FESTIVAL.

Under the direction of Miss Estellc G. Cuddy Of tho physical depa rtmcnt Of the public schools. play festival was held this afternoon at Walnut TIill park. Folk dances and tho dances of the nations of the world were executed. Naypole dancing was one of the features.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
rreiuetion.
CUAsE DENIES CHARGE.
Famous First pa-eman says NsEer Is Wrong
 In Ills Allegations.

san Jose cal. June a.-HsI rha-r. in . Htstcment last night, said there 'abso- lutely truth" tn the testimony of Le. MaErC yesterday the witness stand in Cincinnati that MaEec and Chase. in July. 1918. bet $500 the cincinnati baseball club to win from Boston. Chase who i- playing nrst base with the san Jose club ot the California Mission league. added:
 "t was eNoncrated of all charges of bet ting by tho national commission after it made a full investigation. do not know what MsEee did st the time or the game hc mentions. but do know that I did not place any bets"
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
KAYcEYs AND CORINTHIANS.
Twilight season te Open June I1 st
 st. Mary's Fairgrounds.

Chairman Arthur \. rttE. of tho athletic board ot p.iy council, Knights of Columbus, has arranged to open tho season with twt. iiEht bsHshan game st st Mary's Athletic Ftsld on ThurHday. June IT, Tho fast Cor tnthianS Of Hartford witt he the opposing team snd Eood game is expected.
 Mir rilA hss secured "Bosh'' schmidt. late of tho Nirslhis leaEue to pitch: Darby Mack. formerly with the local Pirates. 10 Cstrht NestsllI and aautter. hrst base. Biti Clancy, second base GsotEe Campbell. short stop. "Red" Csmrbetl. third hsse: steve T'udArk, left held. klsmht. center netd, and uaroid Campbell, right held.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
p X T. ASSOCIATION SOCIAL.

The Parents and Teachers asso- citation of the East Street school will hold a social meeting Friday evening at 1:3O. Lynch's orchestra will fur nish a musical program and play for dancing Rev. G. NJ. Missirian. pas tor of the Stanley Memorial church. will be the speaker.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
TOOLMAKERS WIN
rsfnir Mechanics May Not He Champions, Hut When lt Comes to Bowling for "Jsek," They CertsinI, Are the Goods

Bowling teams from the Tool Room and Production departments of the Fafnir Rear tnE company engaged In bowling match on the Casino alleys last night for Sloo a side. The Ps won the factory champion ship. which ended recently. and have kept the Toomakrrs In mind of tho fact since. Tn" Mechanics. srsms. hccamc tired of the riding and offered to wager fi0o tor . special match. The result prov "l waIkovcr for the TooImakcrs. who two games. Tho scores:
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
CADDoCk BEATS LEWIS.
Defeats "strsnEi~r' q. Two Out ef Three
 Falls In De- MaInes. Is.

pss Moines Ia. June p.--Esrt Cadiock. former heavyweight wrestling champion defeated Ed tStranEicrt Lewis here last nlRht two falls out or three. CaddoCk the nrst fall lu al minutes 90 seconds with \ head scissors and arm Chanrcry. i. t4swia took tho ssrand wth a hesdluck tn HT minutes and Crddork won the deciding fall in seven minutes with toe hold and wrist lock,
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
FUND TOR aoNING.
Preach Sp.rt.r~- Dcrate sooco rr#ncs to
 Train Mea for olsrpIr..

rsria, June a-~A Etft of sh.eea francs by sportHr~n for tho training of amateur boxers e represent France iu ths Olympic games S Antwerp thi= summer has been su- bounced. This has put spirit into tho contestants rho are meeting here for tho elimination matches tt ts tntlmstsd other slfts wiit follow.
 There had been great ressluism in French sporting ctrrles, as Tn Tiritizh, because Of the Iaek of funds tu properly prepare teams for Af NnnTta
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
FHILs ary RAWLINGS.

Boston, June e.--Ths safe Of John Raw. fra- a substituts inhoider. 10 the rhtladeI- ahia Nationals has been announced hy the . management of the Ifostnn Nationals. Nn- nounc~ment from FhtlAdsiphta Monday of an exchange Cf players with tho New York ctantS included the name Rawlings, but uhe Boston club yesterday Haid there was no connection between the transactions
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
GREEN ELECTS THOMSON.

Hanover x, H. June . ~-Eart l. tTemmyt Thomson. or tonR Reach cal. wss unsut- mously elected captain of ths Dartmouth rack team for next season st meeting uf Inc letter men. Thomson. who established . worlds record tn the t2a high hurdles at the recent interrciie EtatcS in th" time or la s-s seconds. competed for tho Green for ths first time in bis colItEr coarse the past season aul hy far the outstanding psr- 'orrner In sll Of the meets in which Dart mouth was represented
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
AUTO STRIKES MAN.

John k. Brain of 104 Boulevard street. Hartford. reported to the po- lice that while driving his automobile on Stanley street, near Allen street, last night. man stepped in front of the machine The man was knocked down but escaped injury.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
APPROVE CORNELL CAPTAINS

Ithaca, x, Y. June a.-=-EGecttun nr Clyde Mayer, of williRmsport. Fa., as captain of the 1921 Cornell baseball team and uf rhonss C, Mcpernott. of StonshHm Mag ss captain of tho 1921 track team. was sp- proved yesterday by the Cornell Athletic council 10th men are juniors Msver .s sn outHelder
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
BswI.r AT CORNELL.

Ithaca, N. r., June a.==Nicholas Rsutr
 Canadian professional lacrosse and hock~y player, was signed yesterday hs Eomeyn Berry. Ermduate manager of the cornell Athletic association to coach the Cornell iacro.xS hockey ana soccer teams neat sea r~nSu MI coached the lacrosse team thIs
 \aG ronnIdereh ane nf the heEt
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
CASE FURTHER CONTINUED.

The case of Dr. C. !. Greenst ein. charged with committing an alleged abortion in this cit. last winter. waa again continued in the superior court yesterday. to the next term of the court.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
F.ATHERI
Ehtbush ScllOO
 of ScriOI

New York. l not guilty was ! case of Dr. OlI veteran princiH No. 139, in Fla last week by L 3S on the chai duct" for havil| Betty Woolsey,I year-old pupil.
 While the pr of the serious against him (ht that he acted way"), the boa case added this ing:
 We wish to To the board 0 familiarity bet or teachers aho not be permitt(
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
>>prRso~ TO BOWL.

Eddie Anderson, the local entry in the ,.ornscttcut tNo-mau bowling championship has two hatd matches ahead this week Tonight he tackles connie Lewis in Bridge port and on Friday night he will roll DcnniT ,Etdoi o' nrtcu Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
OLYMPIC rRyorr, o> JUL, !.

Now York June The American pIt Itmplc pentRthian hual trials and Inc Amateur Onion championship in this event will bs conducted simultaneously in Brooklyn on punday. July t
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
TO HAM

The Connect Daughters of | of Amea~IsN lNaanM G4Aan b their summer
 luncheon. An
 furnished throl Principal Frend CTS of the Pre| school. The col the meeting col telsey, Mrs. God Mrs. Brooks. <
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
POPULATION FIGURES.

Washington, June D. Saginaw, Mich., 6l .903: increase 11.3Si or 22.6 per cent; Chillicothe. Missouri, 6,- 5o5 increase 260 or A. per cent.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09

Gatss rcrry. June o.--So changes were 'mads in the seating of tho Yale crews at morning practice yesterday. Sickalls went out with tho nrat varsity and gave indi- Vtdual coaching. The juniors, tn mile row, we're picked up by the seniors for a haff-riil brush. tho latter. longer. tower stroke holding the former easily. The freahmRn and combination ciEhts had short paddles.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
HARVARD AT GALES FERRY.
Varsity and Tr.-hrsan Boatmen Are Now
 st scene of lis Ra.e.

Boston, June a.=-Harvard's varsity and
 freshman crews left yesterday for the row -tng headquarters at Red Top, on the )rhsmes River. te prepare for the annual jegstta with the oatsmen or Yale, June 2a. Captain Wendell Davis. of the varsity EiEht. led a party of si which received s YfousinE farewell from tho undergraduates. William Hatnes sstd ths men were In good Lcondition and had improved considerably Dbyer the form shown in earlier races.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-09

poor provider. furnishing inadequate food. and his wife suffered for the lack of proper clothing at times. Mrs. Rival has. since the crime, said that her daughter had "a good reason" for refusing to live with her
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-11-06
Respectfully submitted,
w. N. GOOCH.
Chairman Finance Committee

A letter from George X. Force, President or
the New Orleans Gravel Company, was read,
offering TO extend the present contract Tor
gravel t. Apply TO the requirements OF the
Parish for 1921 on the same terms and price
as the present contract
On motion II n h. Calm, seconded ny L. b.
Kimhrough and carried, the President was au
thoslz.,. 70 arrange for an extension Of this
contract for three months from January list,
1921 with the privilege OF further extension
of three months at the expiration of that time.
There being no further business be-
fore the meeting same adjourned.
CHAS. N. FROST, President.
r, EMMETT Q'NIELL Secretary,
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21
NExco's TRAGEDY OF LIMBS

ibanez Of that extraordinary volume Of sar
pictures the less exceedingly novel The -Four
the ais also the writer OF series Of
delightfully."- and intimate articles concerning Mexico
Mexican personalities which appearing Of the
leading potan daies In he dey0es
deneaton OF the character acts 81 that
citoyen revoluonare General Oregon The Span
h points the fact that Obreg0n has gained ree
following his counymen because u the loss Of
Of his earlier campaigns He recalls most interesting
~ severed from MS body
Vera later brought Mexico Cts and there buried
beneath huge amidst public mourning and
Later when Anna had been defeated By
the Americans the mourning popuiaee expressing diff
variety emotion. the leg from elaborate coffin
and into the dung heap Senior Ibanez seeks IN this
Tragedy Limbs forth the sentimental quantity which
part the Mexican character Poetry and blood
Sentimentaity and death - he exeaims dramatically.
We find the combination particularly Mexican IL
Mexico faults and apparent delight
boodshed and revolution mixing her poetry and sentiment
blood and death be said in all fairness that she
passing through Of such characteristics which
and frequently recorded the history of all of
nationsthe lacking quantity having been possibly
redeeming amount of the quality Of poetry
Putnam patriot., 1920-05-21
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

~ . Cosrs = Probate holdea a.
Thompson asitain ard for TIE District
q TnoznpsoH gH the - dsy q Nay.
4 u 1929. Present Free A Nun
Fsn Esl. Judge. or motion Of Den
ms z Donovan. Aeehanicsrille. Com.
Executor Of TIE iestzte estate Il
Xavier M4gnzn late Of Thompson
within aid district. deceased. This
Court doth decree that SIX months be
allowed ard limited for the CREDITOR
4 said estate % EXHIBIT their claim.
against tne zane % the Executor and
directs thai public notice De giTen II
this order by advertising in a ness
paper having circulation r. said Dis
trlct, and oy pgstinz copy thereof
On the publle sign post Ia said town Of
Thompson nearest the place where the
deceased last "a cit. Certified from
Record. FRED 4 ML-SYA~' Judge.
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