davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-19

Two Reel Parlor Comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-19

Attest r. A. ESTUS.
County Clerk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Uhclna situacc nc
znaane zlcpails

Nadsjny ohrhsek uhclnt siiuaes
sems je krcslen vlAdni geology.
ckou dfadovnou ' prdya vydani
gprdya oprolukci a joprave uhlI
N iydcn. kontici dncm ~. ecrven.
ee Pres sniieni tsiby uhli o l..
500 600 tnn , %poroyndni \ tSdnem
pfcdchanejicim naslcdkcm siavek
hayifn Y lllinoisu n Indiant, eel.
koyd tdSbn makktho uhli od IN
ahtku rokn do koncc ccrvcncc by
Ia 3O2, 1877 900 tuny, COZ je zvSsc.
nj . li.50o,O0O tun oproti mnos.
stvi, ktert ~vytelcno bylo do 81
6crvcncc minnltho roku. Tvrdfhe
uhli v steintm obdobi roku letos.
niho ~vyiezeno bylo 50,570,OO0 tun
v porovnhni k 1907, 900 tunhm
roku pfedehdzcjiciho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Z.abavene nemeckG
lodi dopraveny do
Spojenych Statd

Pet 2abaycnych valccpych lodi
jez druIpdy byly je%dnotknmi pys.
neho n%ehcektho vhlecntho LODI.
stya, avsak st0ly sc pokofcnymI
polowaky porazeufbo nhroda, pfi,
sthlo v pondelf minnltho tgdne '
pfistavisti v New Yorku, Priced
jejicb znacil pofdtck poslcdniho
roku jejicb existence, ncbof pc ne
jakou dobu budou ycfejpG VISTA.
yeny u pax budou potopeny Jsor
TO drcadnaugbt Ostfrieslspd, kfiz.
MIX frankfurt II til nititclf, Vas,
G.132 S.132. Vyjimajc Ostfrics-
landu jsou soucastkou yelkG floti.
ly, jcz kapitnloyala Y scapa Flow
a IN n6jakon dobu po n byla 20.
topena ntmcckgm muzstvem
Lode tyto byly pfifteny Spojcnym
.Stathm pr dtlenf zabavenycb 10.
d. Jedina LODI O~stfricsinud byla
scbopna JET pod vlastni parou
Ostatnj byly yleeeny. Vzbledcm X
tomu costa . angliekebo pfistayi,
st6 do Spojengch stAtd tryaIa &c.
~ mtsfc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
.Bolsevici chystaji
Sc tel ma NGmecko1

Obyyatclstyo, bydIfci V polsktm
koridoru, yedoucim ku Kdansku,
jeN obayy, ze bolseyici po zdola-
nj ylastniho Polska udeff smercm
X jmenoyantmu balticktmu pff.
stayisti. Nimcckd bezpeGnostnI
poJicic nedhvdfuje Rhshm a dfed.
Dici mezispojeDeckt missc soudi
~ mhzc vyystati yAzna situacc, Y
kterh jcdint s~yrchoyanh rada spo.
jenc6 mohla by zakrociti. Ncklid
tento zyysovan je poytstmi, ze
Ntmci mali v 1mysIn We spojeni
Z nemeckymi komunisty zfiditi 30.
yttskou yIhdu We Vychodnim
Prpsku, nell V celtm Ntmecku.
ktmeeka bezpelnostDi policie ne.
byla by y 10 obhhjiti pomczi prot
boIseyickl mi 1tokn Npravy .
AlIensteinu sdfIuji, Ne poIskt kon.
snlaty odpfraji yydayati ccstoyni
listing do PoIska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Pasovani ma pomezi
je vaznou otazkou

Pasoydni kofalky do Spojenyeh
Stath dosAbIo takoygeh rozmtrh.
~ We sygcb stop6cb %pfineslo NJ.
zAk0nnon doprayu jinfbo zbozi do
zemf, die oznameni yladniho Cd.
born obchodu, Situace ma pobFe.
zleh a pomczich jc yhzna, TAX ze
se pomghIi M odporutenf silDgch
a dobfc yyzbrojcnych p~omcznicb q
pobfcznich strait ccIni sluzba j..
vi Sc Bedostafefnon X feDeni stu.
aci, die prohlascrf pfirutibo We.
krcfafe obcbodu, Sbousc. Kongrcs
nepogoIii dostatefDeho mnozstyf
pcnhz na cclni sJnzbn u fato nema
ualeziffbo po6tn zflzencn X SITE.
zcnf pomezi d pobfczi bude ffeba
male armady zffzcnch, ale znzenf
takoyt armady jc jedingm moz-
Dgm r~ozfcsenjm pHtomnt ajtuace.
Pan Shonsc prohIhsil, H. obroyskf
mnozstyi kofaIky je doprayovano
10 zemk, pfes ~, ~ celni 1fednjei
stale ~podjoudot doprayoyaDou
kofalku ~ zemk konfiskujl VT.
sj0a kofalky il IN zcmt doprayo.
vana maJgmi Jodjccmj, Jez pfista.
yajj u osamtlYcb mist pD AtIan,
tickfm pobfeM
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
smkjf sc
omylim spojencd

Hafim 70 boI6cyick6 sbory ne.
zadrzitelnt postnpoyaDy do ynitra
PoIska, Nkmci small W. do hrsti,
sJednjfcc brouceni W. ysecb pIani
Angle d FraDcje, coz VIE Mama.
toyalo, ze srDIouvs 0 Syazu narodf
je pouhSm "chrem tspirnv Mem.
81 zfejme raduji sc y nesnhzi spo,
jeDc6, v d6sjedku t6cbto nesDhzj
nemobou njc ztretjti ale nsproti
tomu mnoho zjskatj Vseobcenf
pfeyIadA v Nfmecku Dahled, N
bojseyjekt yfttzstyi by Nbmeeko
posfIiIo, tax ~ po~staveDj jebo by.
10 by siInkjEf neil kdykoIiw ID
podepshDf mjyoyk smIouyy VIE.
ets,y eDergje NSmeckn json nyni
sopstfsdtDy M ndrzoyAnj pfisDl
bentrslity DfIDiefyo u pro pfi.
me zseboy6yhDi neutrality while.
dem X sym sympstiim k bCjs1yi.
ckfmD Hhsku d k0DsBvyAfiyn h u
ptjfjny. M Deufrajjts Nkmeeks '
pfftomnI dbbs j. nsjy$bodDSjff.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Zvyseni mzdy pro
zfizence americke
expresni spole6nosti

leleznitni delniekh rada. .jak
oznamuje ,prdya Z Chicago, roy.
hodlo So zvfsiti mzdy yamestnan
eli Amcrickt zclczni6ni cxprcsni
spolccnosti 0 100000, 900 rocns.
Osmdcsdt tisic zfizcncd cxpresnI
s~polccnosti ma prospect 2 tohoto
rozhodnutf Hv$seni mzdy ma
zp6tnou platnost cd !. kvttna roku
1920 Die tohoto rozhodnuti mzda
poslickd Dude zyysenn o IG cent?
IN hodinu u jinSch zfizcncn v H..
lez. sluzbc 0 1880. Mzda vsech
ostatnicb Mmdstnancn byla yyy.
scna 0 %32,64 mesitn6. Zfizenci W
ylakoyt slnzbe pracuji ma zdklad.
No 2f0 pracovnich hodin mcsicne,
kdezto sfatni zamestnanci pracujI
ma zakladne 20l pracovnich hodin
mesfcne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

ink 10 ~ San Pedro v mesi.
cksm state coahuila osnamuic,
Francisco Villa ,,dal &C Y moe
p~rosatimni mcSicke Wade 70
dlnuhych lctcch lourrssni n odro.
~ profit Wade mrsickt ! ylada
spojcnych stain, prosluly handi.
Ia vy,lal sc v moe federalh n uto'
pill syoic laly v ldhvi kohaku WI
la vjcl do San Pedro se svfmi YER
nymi Y pondali weber IA vclk6ho
.iasotu obyyaielstva, ktcrt viialo
jej jake hrdinu villa iel V aclc
drutiny svych vernlch, ktcfi KIN
piinlovali Ne SWIM yndccm ma III.
.kIadt podminck, mn nichi pred ne
davpcm docilcno bylo dohody ,
Snbinas. Dcyet set voj6kn pfislo
spolu \ villou do San Pedro n pc
pochodu dyacct c'yfi hodiny trva,
iicim zfidili ii tabor ncdalcko me.
sta. villa sam pozdraven byl ~
.ecncrdly, ktefi icsta pred nedav.
mem vcdli armhdy voJhkn IN nee.
lem jcho dopadeni. villa prohl6.
sil. b. vidal no y tistt vlastcncc.
kych podnetn, pop6vadz chcc. uby
v ieho ylnSti byl obnoyen pof6dch
a mir. General MARTINEZ V dclc il.
npch v~ojenskych hodnostdfh uvi,
tai Villu n pc u spoleend ysichnI
popfdli NJ konaku. villa pill znae'
nd. Dcmobilisncc villovych vojdk0
proyedcna Dude b6hem pfistich nj,
kolika dni Knzdemu y mich dosta.
no sc male renee n n6co pcncz do
zncalku. Villa sam obdrzi vclky
statcx n osobni eardu 0 padesatI
mulch Villa p%rohldsil, zc se jiS
t6si M zivot klidntho statkafe.
Prohldsil, IL m SVEN statku bu
dc %pesioyati dobytck r farmnflti
PfipouSti, he jcdnati Dude SO (
velkon zminn We zpdsobu jchc
ziyota, ale vyslovil nadtji, ze no
ydmu spdsobu zivoto pfiyyknc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Americana bojuji
prot tyfu v Polsku

kolem 500 Americana ie "a.
m6stnhno v pfitomnt dobe v Pol.
sku bojcm prot tyfoyt cpidemii
Vedlc Americana kohaji ponce
nou prdci v Polsku take organise
&c Ccrycntho kfizc y Australia
Bclgic, Sppnelska, Francie, JaporI
ska, Portugalska, Rumunskn, Srb.
ska n Sytdskn, kdczto Anglie slf.
bila 1yir v obnosu 100000 n diva
lodni naklady nemQcnicniho ma
teridlu k pomocnt prhci Y zdjmt
z~astoyeni epldemickych cborob
Tyfoyd epidemic fGdi v Pokku i'll
20 n6kolik let. v rocc 1915 byte
Y Polsku kolcm 34,53s pfipadf
tyfu n dnes je jich kolem $4,000
Epidemic jc sifcna ydlccnymi za
jatci q pfistehovalci, vracejicfm
Sc . Rtska, kdc tyf adi taktfz pc
ntkoIik let. Polska vIada yyddvi
10000, 900 marek mesicne mn DO.
proti tyfn u jedno u phl procenti
cclfho polsktho rozpottu je w
noyano mn tuto protityfovou kan
pan, Mezinhrodni ccrvcny kfK
Y. NJ. G. A. byly prvnimi orga
nisacemi, ktere pfispechaIy Pol
sku ma ponce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

sgu y a,ahu faAla aiuAa rclAhA
va Rusku, let pr,ls,eupen, hyh
pf,s vsltehn klrlou spolenel
dali pelshe Waldo sevs,skA ,lAdu
ma pfA,u lAdall lakest sAfuk,
abs memoinen, hsl, poluhnt 4.
|tulN y hudonenesli NcmA sAah
dle iehu nAhledn, rilsomllli roll
sku iRhn,t lrcsi, kiets mamene'
y, sn,,eni nhrula Nr-lsi.losl
r'ulska a icho existence iakspne
alvlsltho nArela ~ podsieincu
eAsti sia,hy estorekaho miru No
VI rordelrni rolska h,lo by ne.
ioliko Tlecincm, nshrs ncbcs.
pctim Premier rruhlasil, ~ ic
dinou snahon srojencN 10 siska,I
mir ma gAklade neudvislosii cihno.
rrafickcho rnlska Nh konfcrcnc.
v llythe bylo rughpluuto poraditI
polsku, ably snaailo sc ugavfitI
pfimefi a yyicdnati mir M tako.
vSch podmink6eh. icl nebyly b,
ohroscnim jcho neodvislosti. Ia.
kove o%dporuceni bylo take posla
no rnsk6 soyttskt Wade.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18
Japonci tell re
zmatkI ma Sibifi

Major g. II. Hazard, ktcrg '
minuIgch dneeb yrdtil So do Taco.
mn, Wash, " sibifc, kdc strayil
|ificct vi mesfce, tyrdi, Ne Jopon.
ri podpornjj zmatky m sibifi, \.
by mobIi y ftchfo zmntkh ttziti,
Hazard tyrdi, " Japonci jsou
pfitinou ysech zmatkh V Mandzu.
rii Japonskh ylada Size tvrdf, he
odyola syoje yojska Ne sibife,
jskmiIc Dude tn obnoyen pofadek,
aIe nitim h obDoyeni tohofo 10.
.fadkp nepfispiya, neopak fjDi VIZ,
elmo, ably zmatky yyyoIayAIa.
Japonci n~epochybne pomgsIeU M
trvajon okkupaei aspo6 BEkterf
fagti Sjbife. Sifuaee M gibjH j.
pyni All n6sJednjicis sibif M 20
mfsto Irkntsk je pod kontroIou
sovtfskf yIady. Mali sekce zemk v
DoJnim Baku je pod koDtrojoD ne.
neralS Sembnjoya, semoDjoy nenf
nitjm jjnIm nezIj hamilton b kdy.
by DebyJ JabODei podp1roybn, ne.
DdrzeJ by ~ ani dyacet ftyH 10.
diny n Dojblho Bakn Nh DO Via
djyostokU DaftzaJf W v kontroIe
ruEtj soejaInf reyoIneioDhH, M
zemstyS v pffmofxkf obIssh json
yjssfDT psoy Jsponef V1eebDo M.
syfdbnje fom0, M ~ IN etthJj tyys,
IL ssadt anebo aspo1 zjskaG tAkp,
VA koneese, ktefb poskyfIy by i'm
yIb0dy skatsctk okkupaee, \ "
lMarbinn, veIkbm rbskFm mkstx
' Nsndzn1i tN NDskS vfebodm
zejszDjeI Jsp0uei zskournj Nnxt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

Angljckl premier neiDiI v 6terf
mjunJtho f1duc podrobnt probJb-
senf D rUskD-polskh kris VI apgIl-
ekk ~suhmoy0k VzIdedem X fomu,
.ze D fofo probIhSeDl jeyH ~ yeIky
zajem, byja SDbmoypa zapipfpa DO
pogIedn1bo mjsfs y IN gsIeri bo.
~ natfzalj ~ tskh zAstupci SWIFT.
gkf yjhdy, Krssj0 y KamenAy,
Lloyd Gsovge ' Dr6bxh1 we rel
prohtAs), m pojsk} nth m soyht.
NJ K1skD DebyJ osprayedJDhn,
die DhbIedu sD9Jiekh yIhdy h M
pyffskA yjadS Y jsk5ebkoIly nj
|yovfeh pdm1nkAeb j. opravbzoa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

s~pasahem ~ ceremnule dels'ta
alif NNll,me ~, D., hdsl rta
ian - lsAl w,neiak rAhafa a
iim slee lnul \ rcakei, peAee tim
- IA rcelre mtla fAt prot tabor
a. Tabor sase sanc,fel nn lfa
hama A duAln " YAH daleka h
2itLa phifl i'rahu , kotvne w
watt n praslA ~ tcchs lehds
mFdtiiln nahoprnslvi Va prn
VIM teli iehdy nhhoicnslsi &c
ehs poiilo ralacky udAsa, lc M
bo1eusivi h,lo vynikajici snhm
kou zilks NAbolcnstyI uhamir
Hikkova pischi "kdo istc holl
hoiouiei ailkn mel uhboieu
lyi rralane IL meli Nell nsro.
% IL poiilo proto, kdyt 2lska !
Thhnry polosl NJ pied Pfnhou.
nby il \ kofcnc yyvratll, "prple.
infiat" ua ichdy sdpasil : "hur.
loasit''. pralane poslali k "a.
knyi kn6sc Rokycanu q on appc.
lem ma n~6boicnstvi, co v liikoyI
hylq. doyedl no odyrdti, od amy.
slu. tyyyr6tit prahu y kofene :
Nahnzenstvi mchrdnilo den u nd.
rod. lilka odt6hl
Dncs ie tomu iinak. Neni TO.
mu d6vno, 60 DR.. rhlit pred ee.
sk IN stndcntstyem, eeskou intel
ligenci nay6del, H. "n6bolenstv.
Sc musi rozhodne phdrobii m
imhm n6rodnim" u mn misia iehc
Sc must zaylddnout "praktirk6'
tpoliticka7) iakas m%rayouka.
10 M name. ~ Sc tomu nd.
rod nei pc pol stoleti. TAX ted ~
by Sc "prolctaridt" poloiil tGbo.
rem kol prazske "burzoasie", ne.
bylo by 10 ME platno posilat tan
Rokycann nejakGho. Nikdo by
no ncposlouchal Kdo takef Dne'
ably TAX prazska "burzoasie' pc.
slala Ora rhlifc, ably tomu pro.
lctariatu" WHO'LL, Ne nabozensty
se musi podfidit "rozhodne" u
prakticke" cthicc Ale DO.
Jim SO, ze by no ten proletaria'
zakfikl: "vsak my n~abozenstv'
nemame, abycbom jc podfizoyoli
my prdye name IA praktickou Q
thiku Go chccmc, jc praktiekf :
Ie by Sc mohlo appeloyat ma nj
rodni citini7 Go 10 pomhzc prot.
rozhodn5m "intcrpaciondlhm"
kteff spojenim "proletaridtu'
yscch narodh spolccne chti shodi1
vlhdu "burzoasie''9
Phnovt, nhbozenstvi lIusovo
ciste n6bozenstvi Jezize Kristi
jste zayrhli DtIilo prS lid. AL,
10. 70 Cd y6kh lidi deli = zdjms
hmotnt - VAN zhstnlo. TAX ted
w, pdnoyd, cd burzoasie q Wy
phnoyt. cd proletariatu NJ misite
nfjak yyroynat sydj spor bez Kri
sta TO je scbc.urceni, JET jst,
vi davno sami urcili. ia go kfe
sian. tn muslin mlcct. Ne vi
1ctou- Jan Rmdtis.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

,scvhtn ha,els. lc,Atm, chehnds
clcklfafnu. lelefrnni = telegraph
Vslcms a ,,iednA,sii n,nl . II
,hAni v,sads roulIenIeh afsh ia
peucl mirlnil ,elke mnnls,sI sse
.ho ynisha | ' ,ako,sch mIs,eeh
kde rfu ne neni ,Adne polielp
lapunci usiniii yschnc, 20 h,lo !
iciich slIAeh, ably prcdloullli 10
|hsl sssAesles eash fch soiAka u.
Slhifi taxi ahy NELL vice aasu !
|,,sinuti plann 4, lisiSch tasiecl
|klhlie.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-18

iusnroya'elt udAlcsii ' Nsmeeku
soali, " ncnl iAdnthe nehesl~,l
tueku nsmeeks alliances v~iensks
u s,rkecnI smlcu,s vctssillskt
~ ~ snaenA east nsmrlehu lldu
j. rm hospodatskou alliancl =
ROskcm, k,erA u,sem neh,la by
lAdnuu ,oicnskuu kemhlnacI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-30

r. R. Dyer, E. E. Conant w. q. Co.
nsnt and e. II. Prince attended the Re
publican Convention ct Bangor thii
week.
Miss Nellie Lucas of Auburn Was the
guest of Mrs. Eva Lunt over Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. q. Nulty has been In Cantor
for few days with her daughter Mrs.
Bicknell.
The Literary Club met with Mrs. b
q. Nulty Tuesday afternoon and the
History Club with Miss Sarah Barrett.
q. L. Conant and wife have been guests
Of Mr.. Commits brother Walter In he
bron this week.
Mrs. b. A. Murch has been in Lewis
ton for few days.
Road Commissioner r. w. Allen 10 try
ing hard to get culverts and water ways
opened to care for the safety Of those
who are compelled to travel.
Mrs. j. C. Wilmington has been In
Portland for few days.
Miss Ethel Nske OF Mechanic Falls
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Rawson.
Mrs. Fred Caswell spent the weekend
at Oquossoc with Mr.. Caswell.
A car load of loose apples has been
shipped from here this week by Lew.
iston buyer.
The Buckfield friends Of Mrs. Harry
Ulrich of Baltimore will be interested to
know that she submitted to q surgical
operation last week, and Ia now making
q good recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-30
West Paris.

Sophomore Prize Declarations at
Grange Hall Friday evening, March 20.
First prize was awarded to Myrtle Made
lene Brock. Second, Simeon Ambrose
Farr. Also special gift to Charles Hooper
Jackson.
There was a quiet wedding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Whit.
man, Pioneer Street, Saturday evening,
March 20, when Charles Lyden Cash oil
West Paris and Miss Edith Clara Silver
of Woodstock were united In marriage
by Rev. Howard A. Markley. Mr.. Cash
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Cash,
and since returning from service has
made his home with his sister, MIS-
Whitman. Mrs. Cash Is the daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Silver of Wood
stock.
Albert Kicker sawed his thumb very
badly at the Paris Manufacturing Co.
factory Thursday.
Members of the high school served 8
banquet Thursday evening to the mem
bers of the basket ball teams and those
who had assisted, about forty in all, al
Centennial Hall.
1t Is reported that G. q. Young has
sold his garage to I. q. Ellingwood.
Mrs. E. j. Depnen has returned home
after spending the winter with her niece
Mrs. Z. B. Davis of Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-03-30
For the June Primaries.

The following Oxford County candi
dates have filed nomination papers with
the Department of State:
Aresas z. Stearns OF Rumford, republi'
can candidate for judge of probate Of Ok
ford County; petitions Of Herbert N. Al
len of Rumford and 20 others, Harry W.
Bearce OF Hebron and % others, George
L. Wsdlln OF Canton and % others, II. E.
Dyer of Hanover and IA others, w. 81.
Eastman of Sumner and IS others and
A. K. Herrick Of Bethel and Is others.
Capt. Hugh w. Hastings OF Frysburg,
Republican candidate for county sttor-
pey OF Oxford County; petitions OF A.
Vanden kerchoven OF Bethel and q 9TH
ers. George w. Weston OF Fryeburg and
so Others, @. w. Bennett OF Browndeld
and 20 others, Waldo Pettengill OF Rum
ford and 20 others, 0rman l.. Stanley OF
Porter and IA others, and Charles p.
GRAY OF Fryeburg and SO others.
Harry M. shaw OF South Paris, Re
publican candidate for county attorney
OF Oxford County; petitions o. Charles
w. Bowker OF South Paris and IS others,
Horace A. Murch Of Buckfield and Is
others, Harlon X. Longfellow OF Rum
ford and 20 others. Thomas w. Gordon
OF Woodstock and Is others, and Edwin
A. Barker Of Bethel and 10 others.
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Brownfield.

The huge drifts are slowly disappear
ing and the many windows in this villag,
that were beautifully curtained will
snow for number Of days so that artifi
cial light lin some instsnces) had to b
used are again clear. The prospect to
day is we will soon have light.
Mrs. Elmer Thompson Of New York II
the guest for few days OF Mrs. Harr!
Brooks.
The students OF the high school gave I
box lunch and dance Tuesday evening
The receipts were about twenty five dol
lars.
On account of bad weather and bat
roads the public library has been CLOSED
for the last three Saturday evenings.
Miss Velms Blake went to Portland
hospital recently to have diseased knee
treated.
Messrs. Maynard and Carroll Went
worth of Denmark we're in the village re
Gently calling on friends.
Rev. Geo. Woodward OF Bridgton (pas
tor of the Congregational church here
last week called on his Practitioners II
this village.
Bad colds are prevailing through th'
town.
Mrs. Eva Bennett and Mrs. Sylvia Gil
patrick spent the day, Tuesday, In Port
land.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hul.

Services at Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday &C 10 rs. Sunday School at II. Sunday
evening service at Z 80. Thursday evening
prayer meeting At 80 O'Clock.
Miss Eloise Shaw of South Paris wal
the guest last week of her cousin, Miss
Esther Curtis.
Mrs. Charles B. Andrews, who suf'
fered bad fracture of one limb last fall,
and has not been making a. rapid reoov.
cry as she bad hoped, went to Portland
Thursday and had an X-rsy examina-
ton made.
Col. Edward T. Brown and family, af.
ter spending the winter at the Cara d.
Cooper house, are returning to the house
that Col. Brown bought Of Z. B. Curtis
and improved and occupied last summer.
Mrs. Maud p. Andrews, who has been
acting postmaster at the Paris Hill office
since the retirement of Miss Helen Cole,
received notice last week from Washing
ton of her appointment as postmaster.
The snow disappeared very rapidly
last week and the roads are fast becom-
ing qusgmires Of spring mud. The
slsighing on main roads Is about past for
this winter. The road commissioners
are doing all that il is possible to do
toward keeping the water ont of the
roads and making them as good as cir
cumstsnces will allow.
Special Easter exercises will be held
next Sunday in the Baptist church. Mrs.
Carlson's morning topic will be "Why
Weep? There will be special music by
the choir and Sunday School classes.
The Lords Supper will be observed after
the service. Evening topic will be
"Peacs." The Philathea Class will sing.
About thirty young people enjoyed
the Philathea Glass social held In Cum
mings Hall of the church last Friday
evening. Harlan Shaw won In the con-
test of putting the hat on the March
bare. Miss Abbie Bryant won the first
suitcase race and Clyde Shaw the second.
Cocoa, saltines and cake were served by
the committee.
At missionary meeting held Sunday
night in the church, interesting papers
were read on Korea and the Philippines
by Mrs. Newton Cummings, Mrs. May
Hammond and Miss Eastman. Mrs.
Curtis and Mrs. Cummings sang a duet.
The Sunday School gave the Chautau-
qua salute to greet the superintendent,
Prof. E. A. Daniels, when he appeared
before the school at the opening exercises
Sunday morning, after an absence of
several weeks. Prof. Daniels gave an
inspiring three-minute talk on the scope
and necessity of the new Baptist World
movement at the beginning of the church
services Sunday morning.
The Paris Hill Water Company re-
oeived report last week from an snaly-
sis of sample of its water by the State
Department. of Health, which says:
Analysis Of the sample of water from
your public supply which we received on
March II shows this water to be free
from any evidence, either chemically or
bscteriologically, OF contact with po!lu-
ton. The water in its present condition
can be considered safe one to use for
drinking and all household purposes.
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Iocke's Mills.

Mr.. Cullen Swift Of Fall River, Mass,
was recent visitor In town.
J. c. Littlefield, who Is working al
North Newry, spent the weekend at bis
home here.
Miss Elizabeth Cummings was the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
Mesder, at Bryaut's Pond last week.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and Mrs. Owen Da-
Wis spent the day, Thursday, at Bethel.
Mrs. Elmer Fiske and Mrs. Rsynor
Littlefeld were in Norway Wednesday
Miss Georgia Day returned to her work
at Mrs. Abbott's hospital Thursday.
Mrs. D. D. beverley of Bryant's Pond
and Mrs. Edward beverley Of South
Paris were In town last week.
Miss Alma Swan of Portland has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
L. Swan.
Mrs. Tena Woodsum of Mechanic Falls
was in our village last week.
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East Sumner.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Park were In town
the first of last week to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Amy Hesld Stephens,
which occurred on Tuesday. Mrs.
stephens death Is sad blow not only
to Immediate relatives but to the vicin,
| ity, where she was held In high esteem
for her genial, good qualities of char.
acter.
John q. Robinson passed his SD mile
post on last Thursday and bids fair to
pass other posts ahead. Mr.. Robinson
is of the fourth generation of Deacon
Increase Robinson, who was one of the
early settlers In Sumner.
Harley Hicks and wife are stopping
for a while at the Paul Stephens place.
Horace Bowen of Buckfield was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Stella Keene, on
Wednesday.
The sweet song Of the crow Is heard,
reminding one of springtime.
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East Bethel.

After q vacation of several weeks,
schools reopsned here with the same
teachers.
Willis Bartlett has finished work for
the Z. L. Tebbets Spool Co.
Mrs. Walter Knight was last weeks
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Francis Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Russell have re-
turned home 10 Hanover.
Mrs. Helen Bean drives to Rumford
Falls every week, where she instructs q
large class of piano pupils.
Mrs. r. B. Howe has returned from
several weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Walthsm, Neponsst, and other
places In Massachusetts,.
Alder River Grange held regular SEES
sion Wednesday evening, March a. The
third and fourth degrees were conferred,
and the harvest feast enjoyed. Several
new candidates await the initiatory de-
gree work.