davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-12-10

nod andthe lay- cOunCp into eAtldoIuiilniJ
session and it was decided to despatch an
energetic appeal to Constantine exhoft,
ing hi n to abandon his claim to the O'tek
throne in favour of Prince George, point
ing out that his return to Greece not on
,ly would endanPer the position OF
Greece but would ieopardize the future
Of Hellenism& The excitement among
some of the Greeks reached such a
pitch that there was talk OF the posi-
biIity of the isolation of Greece and the
establishment of an Independent Byzan-
tium including Thrace Smyrna n
Macedonia.
Geneva, Dec. 7th.-Sir George Foster
stirred the Assembly of the league OF
Nations this morning by an eloquent ap,,
peal for action against typhus IN ola
and the. Near East in general. Canada
and Siam, Sir George remarked, were
the only countries that had responded with
cash contributions to the call of the
council for aid. Let it rot be said that
the f~oodgates Of sympathy are closed
Sir George cried: let it not be. SAID
hat the sensibility of the world has been
duiled to such i-nperitive calls. Sir
Georges reminder to the Assembly that
much had been promised in aid OF the
anti-typhus campaign. hut that little
had been paid except by Siam and Cana
da. produced a decided reaction among
the delegates. Representatives Of ma
lions in all corners of the world succeeded
one another at the speakers stand TO
give assurance OF their Governments
in the work. A member Of the Indian
delegation, the Primes Of Nawanager.
added to Sir Georges appeal by giving
a vivid description Of the ravages OF
typhus in the east. He declared the
world was facing in this a greater emer-
gency than the situation ia Armenia.
London, Dec. 6th.-Rumours OF the
ENGAGEMENT Of the Prince of Wales to
Princess Margaret of Denmark, cousin IF
King Christian, were circulated here to-
day in a despatch from Copenhagen.
They. were promptly denied by members
of the Princes household. The Princess
was born in September 1895 and is a Ro-
man Catholic.
London, Dec. 7th. Replying to an adj
dress of welcome rendered TO him today
by the city of London upon the termina-
ton of his tour of the empire, the Prince
of Wales said. The British people we're
never more firmly united in devotion to
the empire and its head, the King, than
they are today. 1t has been no merit of
mine, but merely my good fortune to en-
able that devotion once more 10 show its
strength. But | value none the less the
generous congratulations offered me to.
day on such small service as my@tour las
AH
, 1920-12-10

duNOCdCy VI a tIuCS II 1ISIdi'u uulII LllG
extreme leaders of the irish Republic
either surrender and deliver up their,
arms, or are arrested, Sir Hamar's
statement was>in response to a query by
Mr.. Delvin, the Irish Nationalist. as to
whether he thought the arrest of the Dub.
lin Councillors, yesterday was conductive
to the spirit of peace. when the Dublin
corporation was about to discuss a truce.
Sir Hamar previously informed the
House that the councillors arrested were
members of the Irish Republican Party
and several of them have been continu-
ously on the run for some time. One of
them had spent the previous night in a
hayshed, Sir George declared, and a
shotgun. was found in the ~ofice.of anoth-
er. Mr. Arthur Henderson, Of the La
bour Commission which recently ~investi-
gated labour conditions in Ireland, and
Mr., William Adamson, Chairman of the
Parliamentary Labour Party, had an in.
terview with Mr.. Lloyd George tonight
andreported to him the result of the com
missions enquiries in Ireland and the
state OF public feeling in Ireland concern
ing a possible truce. Mr.. Henderson
had previously met the Parliamentary
Labour Party aud explained oW inn
pressed the Commission had been by the
widespread desire for a truce and a con-
ference TO negotiate a settlement. Care
ful watch is being kept upon activities
by extremists to affect the army's Loyal
ty, it was declared by Sir Archibald Will
hanson in the House today. Sir Archi-
bald replied to a question asking wheth.
er he was aware of the insidu-
Gus attempts that are being made
by members Of the Republican and
Revolutionary organizations in this
country to the 10y atty of the army.
II am aware of these attempts,
he said, and the activities of extremists
to undermine the loyalty of the army
are being carefully watched by the
military authorities and the neces-
sary steps are being taken, but it
would not be in the public interest to
give details.
New York, Dec 18th Raw sugar was
quiet at A cents for Cuba's, cost and
freight, equal to SIG for centrifugals.
Refined sugar stood at $8.75 to SO. 90 for
fine graduated. Futures opened lower
under selling by commission houses but
trade inierest3 were about unchanged.
London, Dec. 9th. The Government is
considering whether it will request the
United States Government in the interest
of Anglo-American friendship to TAX
official notice of the anti British actiW-
ties in the United States of Prof. de Va
lera, President of the Irish Republic,
according to a statement made today by
M
, 1920-12-10

DIED last evening at her residence No.
II Kings Street. Mrs. EMMY SCHEEL.
widow of the. late Planter v Scheel. The
funeral to which friends and acquaintan-
ces are invited will take lace this after
moor at 40
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ALMA

- a Esal4Fv t2as purchased q new
1rarrRr lS Use on ms farm nex- y4sar
The work GIT 1ne S1a1e road Is pre-
f-esHIng finely under the manage
mem gf 4 c. M4rr
|41rIas a pa--- wen tB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lRSI F-l1.ET 70 amend zaa State
grange meeting. winch vras heid II
con1sr Ene am tieGf,es- -nnse 81 ehe
ua--rv wi1r -ec..17Fs.a ma 8zr ds.s-s.s
WE'RE M and Ms = Ii aver
Bernnl dewsr1. Mrs. F-1nrsnce Frs
kline Ms Edith Mari. Mrs.. Mvra
II are. and NJ Clara E,-aizsns. Il g.
Ma. a gin titsE1-ee nenB>- anG Mrs
Il Iva Jswer-. TIN tis-G-ee mem bar
were alsp II me pR-cy
Mr. and AIRS frank L-aunaru anr
Eager --apna-n were II 1Ewn 1he fi--y-
af The week
passing . weak - 1ns NatEprIElal
home
Herman T'aHye- gf Wf1zrefisiE. with
q crew ri mer are pressing my FIR
Esespie III tins VICINITY
--he 191.r-Evast supper waz a cis.rilier
SUCCESS The rs.eelpts Tar 1t1e ,.Eisnlns
Ware s-.--ee
z L EstiEk4ns Of View Castle WIS
II 1rwn Ti1nrs,:ay
A special service viii he held II 1ha
BzurIsT Cn2-cr- nsx1 Sunday C,cr
e. fer me sT1ur-in Enr uIa psnus.
rs. zss.s-xsikst4k. r,xssr-D fxs4tS M $40. ~
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Dutch Keep Pageanry
Surrounding Qr1eeT

The Hz-us Oct 1p-sBv AsHuciaz---
so eEs9-Tne Du-ch paupls cling rE
the pRgHKu-v -fE- su--nunris me
movements af -Heir laneen on sTzss
ac.RsInrs though sz1-cv democrats
N char business lze- The apsnin-
nj -ns Du-En Parliament ExErpfifiaG
this.
THIS Pg-1lEmsn1- opening rs z
sgIIsz1It Cid ceram8nx The isnAau
r,l6iss II a g1ldeG cn-riage through
r.lH S--.HsZs NJ tine HaEns N me ef6
AniEr-E EEE N Parliament SuEa-s
anG- with mar crown IN fae- head and
her Gaid-brHlfisd Prince cnusnrr e
her sine sits I'm her rn-une Enr once
aRcn rsa-
Al -nlF cErHIu1rv rife DuTFf, cani-
ne1 ministers E-e cHmpaIieC rs 1-adl-
Llor Id wear Elalv EnITarrns rs.serrr1-
Ing III alG time minstrel uzan II an
auni-al's ha1- For snrfe wausan ralE:
--a1ii-lun aac-ead that the MINISTER'S
On this s0iaTnu gccasinn must wsaI
lnnE wfalzs 6ueE -ruuse-s wf1Ich nnJa-
r-as s--anglv with their tremendous
black. gniG and grunge hugs siIalst.ii
Ike Ell Iuue-rRf E-Hvx G3sn.
After rms 0ne aEy u DurnT the
ministers and members u pn-liR-
merit pu- IN Ehsir wnrRInE ctBLHeE
ant get dnv.n u business wfi1lle me
sluassI- VINE p--ities herself CT being a
1y-psral Ttu-cn woman win dHrnssLIc
1slss-..s. It3vs ner c.-Cwr Rs4dE fBr IN
gLrss- year
TINS usE-'E csF'nrnDn- tzaG me more
al tiHrBra WIN EE ancient Burru.
Through Lne ,.-uwQs wne watched
The uH-alte marched a number gE Ms
cBuaE.rrac minor gpwsrrTnan1 en-
niuEreHs III ttfe posi- anc TaiaErapis de-
gsEr-rr1arf ca.-vlrg piirz1rris asking
when This par.iiaulsn- WAS gDIng To
raise their PIN
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pa-an;s-CErisn

The wedding N 1--WE very TgsJuLiAa-
Young people occurred Mss.lnssiias
morning a. : O'Clock a. ST Ma--v :
Ca-haiIe church. when LaudaH Para
dis anG MISS AauuIe CsBrIsn ware
UrizsC II ma--1age nE the pasrHr,
Rsv. FHZner j. L.nuIs Eanaua The
briLis Was a1rRads6 NJ MISS Mar
GaEEu1 ana fBu- EugTE LADIES' I-um
rns SOCIETY n1 The Children af Mar,
uf which srle WIS q member The
best man WAS Arthur ParadiE br8Lhta-'
III Che g-aorn The h-aie was gDwnHc c.
IN white arganole Win hrlGal veil
Her aE1anUau1s were alED et--rsEsad
n wni1a After the wedding q brHaEs-
xas- WAS SERVED m lrls DrlIia4 caE-ois
a the nome III -he brides sister and
husbRnr1 M and A-s- Edward CAS-
tie on EaEL LeHvIZt s1-ss1 the
Misses Ma---z.e4 G1rien and annie
Ezsaxif:v, COUSINS nj the bz-ide ware
aiErS CHESTS IL me breakfast Mrs.
PR-alttR Is -ne GalE--Tar Of Hluvz1z'e
1.R-lan OF PRINCE Edward Island
Sine tUE made her hume VIII MIEE
Gertrude E U s.sr8n fnr ssuer-al wears
The vUung coIIulf have hGsl CT
e-lenas VIM sx1aul pes- wishes g
ms lima. A1ter q wedding IT'D NJ.
Nome II the Or Charles Y E1cI.tz'u
house On Spring s-,.s-aT-- winch Is ready
fEr me occuE;uBcy-
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MONMOUTH

A-E AlDab ut 5El-nr Is passing q
asw weeks 81 me hume Of ne- a-uttlssr
5eur-H M Exvnss.
Mr. and a-E Fred ER1ar ann I--ie
SIZE az TnpsnHm arg guests Of Ms
E-sr1Dn 8 parents. Mr. anc M-s- Fred
MCKINNEY or Naz--is Eli!
Mr. gnG Mrs. & Z Sy,fvHsaar Of
SeaL11e, x ASH ve--n guests iasr waek
N Mrs. Sg-.vassrer.s cBuatn. He~vey
@Ine,-ail ana G2mztr Mrs SvlUess.ssr
Is T.ansmDs--e6 bE friends mere as
AElss Lula Tznna.seI-- 1ne ruurge-
daughter Of sae lite AZ and Mrs.
.s8lz1 @ililsraIl Enrmerfy II MIN
1nUEln- N- SYLVESTER, whose nurne
wEE IhT-nsriy IN lewiston Il nrw =
prumnnil1 ana saceasEful BUSINESS
u.sEn in -Se.a-4e. Ter calling on aiE
1laen1ts, Cney iss@- F'-iGaT I'D Visit -aiE-
Ewes IN DID Trwn and II Farming
I'M. They Ez-l1sg. zB paaE Inc wInas.s,,
III LnE Angeles Ca
5z-l-Des 5BsFe x PASSING 4 faw GaEs
II ESes1nn win nIE ai#fa-. Mrs En-
land c. Eli. and family
Mr.. and E,-s. Il & Dnv, Nj and
Mrs. Elmer EzI4EsizE.il anG EEs7-Hr1 DAY
weee regent CHESTS IA -eia--ves II
Durham.
Nj and Mrs. j u EnEsrsoB End
.Ilr-ls talgfIza- II Bnisre- Nils. ware
Sunday guests Of Nj Ingarsan :
Parents, NJ and Ars " & hEer-
snl
NJ and Ms r Z. Merrill EnG sun
Elmer Is1r MunGav fsAr Madison.
where M ale-..tzI Is ssugagea IN nI1ai-
ness.
Nj and Mrs. FRANK Marshall OF
Portland IL Company wiki -Jugse and
AIRS " ~. LRG-an4m PASSED. the
weekend II {yuns1nn Farm
Nj and Mrs. Fred EIcnarIls leE
zMnnGHv 1nr Gnln wne-e they vii
MAKE 1l1eir nome Ter ms TIs-asen-
Ar anG Mrs. O. /. Hardy -ecsr-ty
q Llve.-ruure Falls nave seen Visit
ing Ms EIal-sv brother " E Ssy-
nnltls ind FANNY
The sui1npis II r3v-r cInsad Keltnss-
G;gv for me teachers II a-anG me
St3zae -aaci1Hrs' Cnuven-iun IN 3Rn-
Epr Thu-sd2y EnG F-IGaH
aenrv Turner mas moved &-Jn
Wales u111B ms place ne Recently pII--
chased Of FraG E-Iet,a--iIs ur SnG-h
Main screHl
n Z. 3IA4zR q Cas E--ucs,-- store
WIS nrnl1sn i-1-R ManIay u1-IE and
S-.s siB II C-auadlEr money 1akar trim
me casr Register The entrance WIS
MADE through q w,1nIiuw II rna back
pEuT OF me EtuI'e
Mr.. and A-s. Wellington Sinclair
are recsivlng cunC-a1IllE -IETrEs or 1ilE
aiy--n C,C-. -. Ct z dausfI-Rr
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WALDCpBORG

EGT-E--M-s. Qcravia IlsaaIuer mas
t,esn visiting 1-lsntis II ai7aland fur
a 2sw davE
Mrs. Jennie Ees=ar az FaEissrs iur1lsr
Was caller II Lnls niRge Handav-
M and Mrs T I. Tongue az War
rem am M-. AND Mrs Ellsworth
M211s were Sununv guests q " ann
HIS. a l. wa3Tar
Ernest T7ey-ler and SISTER A-nlz-r
and Master sgOun Fet,l..- ~ F-eviar <
Cnr,1s-. were callsrs III rnls piane
sunnRT mn-rmE
ShuuRn and Bsnue- szs nall1-lTlr
lander Newti,sTT house AZ @urure
lead farm
VISITING reia-swss ana friends III rms
piane
Mrs. Bertha C1-f made business
MP ID Walinnnru MauuEr.
Frea Film N Nalduburn was IN TINS
p4acs On buEiness one dHy lsEt wt.ail-
NJ and Mrs 5ssnrre I. T;eIlna- were
callers on M~ and Mrs.. E-dwin C,.a--,,-
& Cla-vE EIB sunttav
The sIIrssr-ss InnenL given BIZ the
-aGies An II the IL Z cnl--cn
wsttn=stiEr evaning War d surns.ss
and abuu1 $50 was raaIlzetl-
II and Mrs. -sz-rnn L.fsvsnsE e.
nave u1uwsG TT CBups-'s Ills. where
ne mas employment WITH Z pu--aillz
mill
e c. league # confined IL tne mouse
suffering 1-um me sfzerrs uG an ar
scess
Ar and AS AIvin Aazrf. and ts-rjs
t;sHugi7ra- af sou-+l wasr z1g1nn. III
ana hrs. z NJ Carroll ri Cninn. Mrs.
Neille Einchannacn All daart1re-
Alice, called IN NJ and 1--s ElmnE
Shuman Sunday a1-1sr-n5Iren
N- anG Mrs C, z W&lHe- Mr.. ana
Mrs FRED Eannan anG -drs Ma1iit.a
GrveriucE weHr n Cninn N,-ln.zsliaIr ,ru
arnsnd ne 1uns-a- q me Iare Ltsv Is
Winctltsunach
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HOW OLD ARE YOY
BY YOUR HAIR

You uHT ne 1TS--v IN v-E-s bur =
Veu are assasi-fleAGisen- ga a- EDur NAY
~ dry, Br1-1sc- sE--2GHN and uE.T-
lnutzlrE Ts-sgpls VIII sE-siS ssa&7e ypE ~
issa uHEE wears OsEifr-
= v1u war. = lat NJ rDod-lnotS1TE
t7ez t-iyy 1asr The rUfg1E nIuS1 I've fulTIlt-
fsAzTsfT rrLaT tztts and kerr prnDss-iv
uBE-iBns.a. To ttn E1sss quickly sA1tiv,
and az i1-t4t expense. HeT N-ErT yGu-
Druggist nuT-3s q Pa-saiar sage and
use as adlrec1efl a Er1ls zsTeur1nu nDw
wstT insure plenty az beaurItGl iszlr FIR
EssR-E In snrrse.
Ra--isaan zszs Is sTlE-HzI-sseG IN h-ssn
HwRx al dTaIgr-lrfI- srDr scalp frrh HnG
falling iEal- anG stimulate q new
growth. a~ money -e1unu.a KS IN
great demand ex wnrsen VINE always
---iufsk their iss.slfs because K makes rf1p
HAIR ss1s- fzar-uus- -uEg 10 Rr-rznge At
--actzva8S anG appear uurh nnRwtE-
xfsRn x rshEsy aE
A massage wiki pE-issau Sacp iE q
ranl cieiSEsrEx,-.zasT ~ use mt Frlr.svF
anG aalurfsy perxEnn~n-an anxisefyrtc
zsisan liquid tilnx dssrs mt GhauRs me
uzx1Ez2 cninr ~ liz hAlrs--6k<r
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-nurras n. Auus--nr

E..iH11vt.s and friends IL g-,RTyzeC
II learn nf lflss death Of z 1nr.rna- res
ideuz. Thomas Il anderson ca reur',-
lEnI- wna PASSED AWAY II ms nome
N 1ilH1 CRY TuasGay. OFT 2BLh- Nj
Annsrsnn WIS -tIe Enn IT TT, azln
Mrs. L.al.s Anderson and 1uT ulEr5-
vas--s -nsiCasad ur East Front street.
Duung the World Wa A-. A1tEt1-
sDn heiG 4 cgB-zEn cnnrnlEsInT'
Since making ms nnIue N Portland
NJ mas beer commercial VIII seSEsssal
business 4r1a,-I1g,isss bang al ms
lime III hrs DEAN q r1srntler OF Ine
SDsar and Anderson Insurance u
Il. IVES ursTrznen- Aazsun. Ca,11a7n
Anris-sun lsaH YES q vTldeH- 1u--n1sI'tE
aisn.sl Perkins Of SilBV- hogan and
one siErsr- AiHs Sa--ah =. anderson.
aisp OF ShrIv aagaT. wfD mas f9-en II
PartlRud me uasr three ws.as II
NJ near flss- h1ULher Mrs Anderson E
nur.ne-. Mrs. snTi1-la Perkins. is also
IN Eur-1iar1d w7-h Ms. anderson.
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Bates Biggest Class
Debating League

-ewlEuI MG.. Oct Lew ISTnr
TorruE---ne 3azes Lu1arsci1aiastir
DnrR--a- League. n-EnrIzHn II 1s1s.
Il being -so-gauIZsC ann E--sa1ssy en-
lR-raG. The 5E1as DEFINING CnEnciz
nsraEg13r-e limiting rs membership 10
n-ns scrunis- mas -arau1lg rurt-ad sEF-
err sHcunGE--v scnnui II Maine to
Participate AlraadT Lnr-ry-1DU-
have accepraG - lgasr uHn rnnrs Z
If hoped, wiz en1sr la1a-
Regeneration e. Bates e nBw nsH--
II csImniaTaG Z SHOWS an a--ana-
ancE uI 2g- mer ami eess- women
The 1-usnrlEr clasE aluns accuETrs
cor mora Ihan q 1nl-u q THIS amount
win 2D0 srudauzs;---9 mer. and -
women This Is the la-rasl ciRss 1na-
ever ar-Rrsn 3a1es
The --HcK sHasuu VIII open Nnuerr-
lss- .. WIN an in1s-enileEia1H e--1ss-
cDur--v TIN against 8HwaoIn a.
r-yI1r,EwirE
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WILL RlMIN All LAST
0E The n3 OF
TIE GkElI INKN0ENs

IF VIM a-H ElEk asfE wRuI u gHT WEI
asrr Es.ey Well wrigF 1ur 15Is.rA-rIs'e
rsra- tells how anc Why THIS almost
,r,lszr,psxru ana wBnuer1u3 uEw element
brings y-ei5eF m SC MANY SUFFERERS 1rfin
s-uustsrHx1an. EfleuuR-lsnn. ScIH-Ica.
s,au1 1arrfrls- Neuralgia Ns-vous
T-us--z einI Ign BsDod PRESSURE AND
f;ss,.asseF Of me stamHcf. Htssf--r Lungs.
Liver Kidneys and 1rnE- az2IEsHZs.
Won vpuHr -teEnnnss Eadin-As.tzvs -o4a-'
Pan sfHE ami ulEfT- reresw1uE The
R1lsif,- Active BATS cnn-9nuDuE5E 1Bre
-ryxrr syzHfern- causing Z nEal-fiv cir
rxrszrinr overcoming EsiE=Essfanssss.
rfwuwrnC OF impurities and -ssturinE
-sre r5EElst-~ and nerves m a n8rr,HA
r.HutiIzlnu-Rud rne rts- hing WIN
syngw vBU E-se gazing well
SHiG an q rs.sy pruDnEf-Ean- Ks1n HIT
Thoroughly sarlHfirt II 1s usip1nE weu
htffure the aupizauce n EuGIra. Moth
fnE m Din nu- wea- Il No E-uu1sis or
experse. ana -ff& nuksF wunderTu raC1
x17pur the Hslp1EanrE III Enat IL lk sDiri
SO renNur1ns1is rfzR1 II iE w1<ttn tine
reacn uf AL notn r4gn and puBr
Nc mRr1fsr iTrsw nnxl y1ur ss1srnErIr Br
inuW inng Standing. we viii he Blea.sefs
IN hHre wun try r 81 eur rick For
tur srr9nr1naTf8n w-izs EDaBv-nBt To-
muzzDws Rnfssum AIRzinare Ca 1t
HrEdhury EldE-. 1-ns xzxHlsE. Calf
ADD ocz-hG-
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Miss Ger--ucie AnlE Cu--Zn Of
lewiston gnG william Chick. SUE If
A9-- anG Ms Elmer Chick If South
Monmouth ws.-E uzR-rIHa Il Lne
b-,ldsss Residence. St La11s7zrsE1-za s-1-a.=t
:SR..II,-Iiar evening IL : q CHICK The
c.eremnuw WIS performed by EsT. G
:. EnhIns0n. pRsrur II me Trinity
church. The single ring ssy7vIcn was
usea Miss NeiIle Cnlck Of -4an-
mouth, sister OF Lhe groom WAS
bridesmaid and Harold B-nBiZs Of
Portland was best man The march
was played ~ MISS annie SiAIIEile-
The hrldA- pa-.cy srnpG unrier q we'd
GInG bel Little Miss Maine Field
r1i-n, WIS fBwe. GIRL anG Zarl E.aid-
man, il WIS ring bearer. The Br,ide
waI-H bEr gpIng-EwHF COSTUME %
brown waiDu- WIFE nR1 80 match ann
CARRIED D-Idss r-1Ees. The nr1aes-
GRvhreak pInizE.
Thn house WIS 3saIIZEuI1v I8eED-
F-a1s6 1nr L1e occasinn the cuia-
scheme being DIX and wTlIfs. A91er
me car'amnn--- ,-stfresfIInsr-s wsf'e
ss.-Vef.. The HAPPY couple lsf- E8r
III automobile LTD ID lhs WRITE
-ElsuuzaIRB. C,n their RETURN tf1aE
VIII reside gn Pine sL-as1- lewiston
Nj. anc Ms. Chick -acalvsG beaH--
fl. gifts Of silver, linen. en- giasE
and q purse Of gulg4
Among tne 8Ut-of-TDwn -nasus
were zd~s. E.t31n C,hlrk- mother Of
tfe bridegroom, NJ and Mrs Perlssv
& s;izIl4sile and Herbert F21GlIsv al
OF Monmouth. E1a-uic Bruukz F.u---
LAND anc NJ and L-E. Irving E.lc-
lay. SRilE11IzE
Mrs. Chich was eGucaTac n the
scnBulE Of LEWISTON End has been
employed a. LINN q Swaer fac1R-v
She is e men1f7er of TRINITY cfzur-Ln
Ind = A-as1flll Guild
NJ Ch1rk WIS q Monmouth boy
1nd amended the schools n 1pwZ-
Tie Ii a2so employed a Linn u
Sweet g
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WHITFIELD

The PuE1g- b--uEneT-s ara 1aBlne
5lswn their niG waEer mil and build
inE = anew They intend putting II
q s1Inrfs SEW
A pierre Of SEsErR mad Is being blsi1-
n TINS tDwTn through tine R4rR EaR1h
wnGus-
The -a-rneE-s Of TINS TIcIng-v nave
fesr InIprUvInE the tine vsaa1tler me
sast TnDiI1E. gaeLrnE Their 1zIl WORK
dune before winter st4Ts II
A-s. " /. Freq. WINS IN Augusta
Aannnay On business
aa-r-y :. A+r-9w Of EE.--riand was
IN Town Monday lsaVIr- larHr Ear
Bans-Hr where ne mas accepted a BIZ
aI-lBr N LDuHEu- IuH-ss.st-
Charles walker WIS a business
caller II 7WGE1s-vilIe MnngRv
Ear -Iiaisw oi Brewer pasFs..g SiE--
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4-leniis N Portland. Haeh EaG Bruno
v-itE
J n. Waning and Family ware xis-
Ft6g-s SRrErriaE IN Bai1aHr
Elmer Earle-, vino h4s -rHps ser IN
= ? Foster woods. wAs au-JrIse,!
ManGay morning In ind a ia-ge Dni.-
ciE n one n me -aus-
Word EaE been -ssceiveE mere az ire
uIa--sREs II EouHilie. Ore. IL Ma
hnIIuE 4 9nTu1er -esiusnr uf rnIs
placs. anu 8 ) E.drng, u E-urr q
Paak Ore
IL and Ms Charles II ANIME. vrt1rl
nEvs gesn Starring win their SIM.
ssuiIn. snr me uast few months. have
--ssrus-ilsu to 1her nume
2 Z LnrsianG finished digging pc-
1zF1Tfes Iasz vFseK- n a. ne hRz LIZ
naz-reas Hf fine lBnklng purAraes
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g1T n TDV-T. rhe zuaEf Of Ills GZIner-
Harry -IDBr IN PeiTBrnG awsnas
Mrs annie AIu-cn Of F-eaIInr-. vino
ms bsan the -lIes- 81 he-' snT.. Ed
r1lznd d u.-rr GuG 1auIllg ivy several
.4ayts. RETURNED nome AanGar
Fred " jones waE n Augusta an
business. Mnn1Ev
hrs. Willard ka1an Of LsEzr
VIM ms been visiting ner sister.
Mrs. Deuuis .IacBbs. and mar z1Lilar
Frank = Gs-ts, rs1I--nsG 4IonGGy II
her nurI4e
= > Blackburn OF Tg7uuTn. Canada
wnn ms been n TBwn. Eire rus.s- If
aLr and Mrs. / VI GsyaGVvIr IssT1
4innEay 1Br ms nome.
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sulphur sooTE
UGLY. TcHN6 SKIN
4ne Fi-st AuDisEa1lnr Mat<sx Ss<ir
Sor anc EnrYTrr.aoie

goL are suffering E-nm eczEma
or some nl1e- taruu-inE, aTn3R--as-
sing SKIN r-Bunls usU may guicfz1g De
raG 1f L px uEiaE M.an1a1,- sulphur.
a'=1.ii''ss Z nataG SKIN Specialist
This sulphur DrepErarlan- eecallse
o. IT'S germ dss1revzuE properties
stsianrn fails ID Quickly sui5fius I1Z.h-
lns- even Of fiery erzsma The fl--sr
application Makes the sHin ranl and
f.UrnzDr--alais Easn and alrEr.tls.s are
ntAiaG rIEr- III Asr1ng- SULPHUR Is
appilaG LIKE any plsaEal1 caiG cream
and II Tss-farr1y harmless Ean can
oi31Rln a smRl JE --nn any gaad
druggist -AEv
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1Dwu jrE- bEfure efauen On their wEy
III EHngur
RaiHn6 Hu-.E nf N1--rn Rerwissk has
business Of A.l1an = ClaEaiRnd znE
has arrived II Epwr- Mr. Enra wiz
Spend the wluEer N the Cleveland
hume an ting Ior. Mann rual
JusEpn Il. M urray went ID Pnrlanc
VI "Wednesday. where ne was N aEsn-
dance uD8n the enuvaulInr nf Lhs
sSeaiers If MssIEiTas an6 Measures
MI and Mrs. .Juf1n eek left On INF
mum grain Wednesday, fnr AauEz8n
Mr.. Cox Is Efh experimenting 1a-uleE
Il Inc "a arnan Rafnr-nlRzar-v ana ms
'w1ze Is the MANN 81 tine Farm
EanEE. They are taking their annual
TWO wts4RE vacaIinr. q bet G9 which
Time Will be spent IN E.auIis1fsck x
r. Nj 4C7rxs aid home
i The office Of Trial .TaarInR y G
LORD WIS a busy place Tuesday a1rrss,,-
ngun- wEnsn Willard z Cummings
was pefura tine Justice FIR speeding
Cummings YVES fined S1ngh gnc cnst
OF -uur- making Sl4 FRED Fellows
was bHfn--a Lord mr. driving or the
ls+1 sicis IF tfle silsnz policeman Eia
Was fined s1t.gB ana cusr- amounting
70 s14 Esgu- Cu--fer WIS the
a-i1R- nEan6iar Ee WIS charged
win driving q truck wl-nuIEt hErE
E5e also WAS fined s1n.M and cas1 II
-pIl--. Ga
Miss Christine E1Iilns N Auiu-r
Is visiErng her slszHr anE nHr ms
DEnG, NJ. ane Mrs. Henry Thomas.
ArE Elais sl1Isptan has beer taking
ci1R-re Of Miss amy T kncain' s
ssu-E DURING nsz- absence II 3HsEun-
v,nsra she lE buying her Christmas
goods.
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C0RNTuLE

Y +sHser---rr7EH1z Grange taid i-s reg
Hii2- meeting SATURDAY. evening. Orr
- A eiass Of cInG4l:afs.s were in
E---nCEsL II the third ana fuEr-th- tis.-
gees A sfGs-f piav entitled The
-as1 Dog" WIS gFvtn under the HIS
pices af Misses E.neIlne Smith anG
Ara F1eweI21n A n-Es number ~
members nun vlEg1nrs from SIX ts11-
fz.ren oranges were present Deputy
". :. Whittier Hlsr me masters NJ
SizswFheEzr and Eas- AadIsuD
oranges
John ScBt1 and Frank Tsrz-Is -v-'n
savs nt-zn camping auH hunting IN
me klnEsB1-y woods returned Sal
ui-GHy
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C1Ek Grove, Oct II Special
SHDw,negAn aIgn schools undermined
eleven wun E-Bm OAK GROVE . II q
y ef-ntst:ay afternoon a. TasE-Iborn.
The ssTpIraGl-v telG the vlsi1nrs To
zone -BuEhdgw-n IN the f-s mali nur q
Wet flela GIVE [hs heEvy Sk0Hneszn
loos- Tiaa g-me WAS faE1Isi-eG By the
Inc pllng1ng III Murphy Of Skgwne-
g1n anc a lnnE rEn Dr Siu1m Of OAK
i-z~DEre, a--1.a:- Iura-rspETng q fa-wa-G
BGaE The s11rrrnay-v-