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The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
TROY.

The seIectmen are in session this week
at ". l. Gray's.
To the great JOY of her many friends,
Mrs. John Smith is steadily recovering
from her long, severe illness.
Orrin Pendleton of Islesboro came from
Boston last week to visit relatives before
his vessel leaves this week for England.
MIS-. Helen Young, who recently re-
tired from teaching, which has been her
life work, is ill at the he me of her son,
Ernest.
Mrs. Geor gle Woods of Pittsfield visit.
ed at the home of her parents last week.
Her mother, Mrs. George L. Tyler, is in
very poor health.
Mrs Sarah Chase Clough passed away
Feb IS, aged u. One son and one daugh-
ter survive. She was the daughter of
James and Eleanor Chase. OF their six
children, one son and five daughters, she
was the last of the family, and was liv-
ing in the home of her childhood, where
funeral services were held Monday, Rev.
William Berriman officiating.
Walter Hillman, veteran of the Civil
war, who had long been in failing health,
passed away Feb. 18th. aged 70 years.
He leaves children, Roscoe, who, with
his amily shared the old homestead and
cared for his father in his long illness,
Elmer of Unity, Mrs Earl Vickery and
Mrs. Emma Ward of Pittsfield. Funeral
services were held at his late home Sum
day afternoon, Rev. William Berriman
officiating. The deceased was the last of
the four sons of Francis and Julia Hill
man and life long and much respected
citiy en- Cf Troy
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
STANDPOINT

Mrs Ivan Grant spent Monday in Ban
gor.
The schools in this district closed last
week for vacation.
Mr.. Fred Smith of Biddeford is here
for a visit with his family.
Edward Avery and family have gone to
Unionvile for few weeks.
Mrs. P. L. Bates has been in Augusta
several days the past week.
F. Springer of Lisbon Falls was
business visitor here last week.
Lawrence Perkins and family have
gone to Belfast, where he has employ
ment.
F. S. Hartman is loading cars with
pulp wood at the station as fast as he can
get it hauled from the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin MerritheW from
Stockton village have lately been guests
of Mrs. rs parents, Mr.. Fred Blanch-
ar and wife.
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
waldo Ernst Co.
UNITY BRANCH
B. A. Fogg, = Manager
Paws 2 Per Cent Interest on
checking accounts.
BROOKS.

Miss Frances Wiley of Belfast spent
the week end with friends here in the
village.
Mrs. j. c. Forbes slipped on the ice
and sprained her wrist severely last
Thursday.
Miss Clara Hammons of Belfast spent
the week-en with the Misses Thelma
and Theoda Plummer.
The B. H. S. senior play was presented
in Monroe Monday night and large
crowd was in attendance and over S14
was Melted.
The B. H. S senior class presented
their drama, Safety First" at Freedom,
Wednesday evening of last week, and re-
ported large crowd and fine time
about S24 was cleared.
Some of the best pictures are now be-
ing sh own at Crockett's Theatre, includ-
ing Jack Hoxie and Anna Little in the
big serial Lightning Bryce. There are so
many little touches in this serial that it
will appeal to motion picture fans, who
as rule, do not care for serials. The
story was written by the famous writer,
Joe B rant, who knows how to weave
story that combines all the thrills and
stunts of the usual serial and has knack
of putting them in such way that they
are interesting to young and old alike.
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
CENTER MONTVILLE

Miss Mary Wentworth is at home from
W a terrible.
Dr.. j. B. Darling of Belfast was here
last week at D. X. McFarlan?'s
Miss Ivanella jackson is Visiting her
aunt, Mrs. G. F. Dinsmore, in Newport
Fred Fuller and family have moved
f rom Leslie G. Thompson's to Cooper &
Quigg mill.
Miss Euna Bean won the first prize at
the sophomore speaking contest at Free
dom Academy Tuesday evening.
One of E. P. Rich's choppers at the
Arey lumber lot was struck on the head,
Saturday, by falling limb. He was I'M
conscious for long time, He has been
ia ken to hospital in Lewiston.
Beverly, the two-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Nash, who boards
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Nash, received bad wound, Monday,
in a peculiar manner. The little one had
found rusty tin dipper and thrust the
in dex finger of her right hand through q
hole. When she removed it the jagged
tin took the flesh from the inside OF the
finger so the bone was bare.
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
KNOX RIDGE.

The wells are getting low and some are
dry.
Linwood Stevenson is working for Leon
Wiggin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elkins we're guests
of Leila Thompson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clement visited in
Unity Thursday at Mrs. Ella Libby's.
Miss Millbrook Bryant is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Myra Brown, in Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Nickels of Unity
were guests of Frank Clement Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Banton were guests
of Mrs. Nellie Banton in Freedom Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ingraham went to
Waterville Tuesday with their daughter
Marguerite, where she was operated on
Thursday for throat trouble by DR.. M.
NJ Small and. DR.. Hurd. 1t was success
full and she is doing fine.
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24

luncheon in typical small western town
cafe before taking the train from there
to Denver. The name of the town, Brush,
tells you just what it was like. 1t was
very interesting and thrilling to me; it
all looked Just exactly as l knew it would
the cowboys in their chaps and wide
brimmed hats, riding in the streets; the
prairies with their herds of cattle and
horses; the magnificent mountains way
off on the horizon. felt all the time as
if was part of moving picture. This
great Western country with its wonder
full canons mountains and prairies. and
glorious air, inspires one to make an
effort to measure up" and do something
big and worth while.
spent some time in Denver and en-
ioyed getting somewhat acquainted with
that beautiful city. November is not
| the month to choose for Western trip,
but November has its beauties.
| A trip to Mt. Lookout, over II, 900 feet
high, where we were really above the
clouds, was wonderful. There was a
thick coating of frost over all the trees
and shrubs which made it seem like the
winter of falryland. The pine trees
seemed to be growing beautiful white
pompoms, with the green shining through
the white from the center of the POM
pom. On the top of the mountain
picked some pieces of kinnikinnick, a
small-leaved evergreen shrub, and have
some of the pieces nuw in the pocket OF
my coat, which serves as pleasant re-
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
A CLASH OF AulHoR."

1t is deplorable, to say t.r Nh
with such a menace thraa-Nr- .I
lie health, not in New G.fs aH' .s
the whole nation, there sap1. 0' g
of authority between fed,I" y,
officials, The Federal SesrrIs.' Fe
Mr.. Wilson, took Offence FAM
made by DR.. Copeland, Oh. .'.' od
mission-r of New York el.' '.t,
and sift the Immigrant arH"" -a
port, and instead of cooper a.-
gave orders to the lmmIt MY
sioner to permit no lnteF.u. rsF
nicipal officers with prast.. ai
tons" The officers who" a.tr
Copeland stationed at the 9a.-. ... Of
await arrivals from Ellis 's'.-. b
dered out of the barge 'il. I'D
ground that it was Federa' u
were compelled to stand o9.s.-'
what sitting they could OF lhs -
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
THIS SPRING lake
Hoods Sarsapariila-A Good Blood
Purifying Tonic Medicine.

1t is a medicine in which the
Ttpple can and do have entire con-
tdence as pure, clean and safe.
All the claims made for ii are
justified by the testimony of the
gratifying results attending its use
in a multitude df cases of scrofula,
eczema or salt rhaum, psoriasis,
tlood-poisoning, catarrh and rheu~
Iaatis'H, and Of loss Of appetite,
tnat tired feeling, and low or run
down conditions common in the
srring.
1t is not adulterated; it is not
1oisbranded, but honestly labelled.
/ originated in a physicians pre-
srlipti0n and is recommended and
n-ed by many physicians today. It
has record of NEARLY so years of
wonderful success.
Hoods Sarsaparilla "makes food
taste good" Get it today and be-
gin taking it at once.
If you need a mild laxative or
cathartic. take Hoods Pills. =
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24
iSLESB0RU

The lslesboro A. A. 5e.-al I-s @
A. A. 81 TO 80 in a vcas -aT aH..S
game here Saturday ME- IS ECU
of forty minutes the scs.. Wis .'|
%. Five additional mn4tas "ss plaza
resulting in another tls '--0 !. Z"
thought best to play anotr. n1l'
but this also resulted D a ls&
at the end of still anotls a.. ra Y.
period the score resulted Iu l t"-''. .
Islesboro. This game was 7a,.-a7' /.
everyone as the best gam- 75 .''-
l. A. A. DH a.
Decker IF 9 a..
Pendleton If
Moody ca w,
F. odge rb
S. Dodge Id 3 ','.1.
Crosby "g
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24

l have strayed far from the incentive
of this letter; the work of the Red Cross
Belfast, and the great and grave i'm
portance of the Public Health Nurse.
Long may she live in Belfast, helping
others to live more healthy lives.
Sincerely yours,
CORA A. EAMES
Boston, Feb. II.
The Republican journal., 1921-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Bussey and Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Blalsdell of Winterport
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs j.
w. Blaisdell. The ladies are all interest
ed and busy with making articles for the
coming fair in Winterport for the new
library.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-08-18

ferenIen, bleb n1ootaget nte6 @le6e
ber. @an bar pentet, at beriom EN-
Mogt beiluttebe at fen6e iin 8rerni-
ernti1tilter, bil6e 6e ebrige fslge st.
emple. Sc 1t6enlan6ife Gretnier-
n1i11iitres Nerberelfe biI iffe a1ene
gibe Gorbat161ingerne mere 8egt,
melt EN- bel Del STD bill blibe fporet,
oa oer 1trloer. alr1in6el:ge 6iplomoti-
ife Gorbanolinger gaar megen Sio
ttls aQe beo at itille Toreipergller til
e. ST.. aaa @bar fra @egieringer>
ne. >ec Il; forlfielliee Magters'
beie1te po,,.' 'to1. g, 'nritet til1teoe fan
etfgirrelierne IL lc<p itprre 2et-
beo og blibe mere b. lAoe.
0figo SEN 106e Slug. >Sobietregie>
ringen bar 1t11ber Sberpetelie at
lammenfol6e en- @til1ebabsfonferens
{amtioig n1eo og 0ppo1ition MOB
@oibingtonfonferenle1 til Soften,
beretter W5olfdnblooelte. Gbina>
Mongoliet> BET fierne @itens @epu>
blif og oe forlfjelli1e 5obietltater bil
blibe in6buot til at 1en6e &eprele1t=
tanter.
0enne @onferens bill treffe be,
lffptte116e Soran1taltninger moo ja>
panlf, a,nerifanif, britrf o9 franlb
sS5n1prialisne og @1pn0ringspla-
ner," flyer Bla6ene.
Waibington 16oe Slug. SenrD
Cabot 2o0ge> Gormano Senatets
&o111ite fpr uoenrigife 9lnligger6er,
Til blipe Meolen of' Den olnerifanife
Ge1egation beh SER fore1 e1tooen6e Mf-
ruit11tnasfonferens> bleb oct oplpit i
Set @bioe @us ioog.
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5,753,C00 arbei6slble ! 2anbet.

5,753,C00 arbeibslbie ! 2anbet.
Mafbington, 16oe Slug. Ser er MI
5,753, 900 arbei6s1eie Yerioner be
Gorene6e @tater ifplge 0berilag fra
Mrbeioerninilter Dnbis. grflerin=
gen Heb afgibet ~1om @bar paa Ell
al Senatet np1ig beotagen @elollt-
tipn fre1nlat of @enotor WecGor-
micf 'of .sSS1linots. 0abis iag6e, at
Npgoberne. bar baferet paa be be6<
1te Sberi1ag> 6er fun6e erbol6es, fra
alle mu1ige @ol6. Deportementet
boboe life nogen Spgabe oper sln=
tollet -nf arbe'os1bie forbenbpre11be
Sol6ater, bb;lfet oglaa bur forlangt
/ Me1olutionca1.
9srefiSent @arbings Ta6er @rmS-
gpm. Monroe> Micb., ben lite 9lll=
quit. Or. George &. &ar0ing, Bre-
libent @or6ings- 75-aarige Sa6er>
bleb ioag piet til W3iis gllice @eoer=
ems 50 9lor, al &eb. Sranf 6.
&no>ples al Wanroe PresbDterianer-
firfe. 8ru6e11 bar beret Spgeplei=
erlfc / Or. @arbings &ontor Wa=
rion mango Qar.
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8rof. Gmram6 / en- M Gtillins.

8rof. 2mranb em: M Stillins.
8aIbington, lite gug. &an6els-
rt!iri1ter @erbert &ooher nonnpnte
i6ag s. 9ona Guran6 af Minneiotd
uniperfitet til Gbef for Ben eiteuro=
peiife 9(fbeling al 8rtreanet for
uoetls og inoenrigif @anoel Guran6
bar ti6ligere Direftgr for Genius
bureauet og profesior oeo Sarbar0.
garmIps Sorm,te BELT. 9ecapel, Is.
Slug. @1rrieo @arulos lille Datter
1@loria iaar Salpparten al 5ange-
rer1s Sormue 1tnoer en- Operensfon1it
sIInttet Ggnbag. Nelten beleS mel
lem Mrs. Garuio, @angerells 8ro>
Der @iobatni og Gnrico, en- S6n. .
SIfaar, at @bperiet bar iicemeiat.
Chicago oe, 12te Mug. 2eonar6
Weurrap, ct 8anfbu6, tilitob ioag for
9oIitiet, al ban babbe uiieenefatn 6et
DberfaI61 bbor116er ban forIeoen
bleb rrgbet for $9, 400. gan er
III iietet for A6bert
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Sen encite 8eqiering, iont Srlan0s
sSolf anertienocfT2r 9oil gircann. :"
iagoe ban.
Sc Walera idgoe til GeIegaterne
- Mpno; Ser 1t lpslaot fra Geng-
iler oe sS5,,terneringsleire for at of-
9isre> om oct britiife Greostilbu6 ifal
ontaaes eller forfaites -, at Srlano
mao anerfjen6es -iom EN- @epublif,
i11oen set inola6er- Jig I ltnberban6-
ling rneo 1,ogen fremneo Magt =
og formooentlig .er @nglan6 tnget
me6 / unogen frenne6 Magt". @an
itenpIe6c iom uretferoist Set Britt
ife Toriag, Ser tilbpoer SSrlo,,6 Sta>
tug inoen &iget iom Gomirion. sSS6et
ban citcreoe Yrelr1ierminilter 2lopb
Georges % Mooorop @ilions Orb
qngoaenoe be in1aa NationerS Met-
tigbe6er> erflere6e De @olera, at
5inn Seinerne agte6e ON neoben6igt
at 6G for oisfe 8rineiper.
HorIamentets Me6len11ner 1tn6er>
tegne6e en- Groifabseh til ZEN fri irf
Gtat", Dborpaa: 6e- aiol,rnereoe til
i1norgen. Ser bliper ct aabe11t Weoe
iqien in1orge11, og Ebors6ag bcloes
ct benmeligt Mgoe> bborefter Mfgie>
rel1en angaoenbe Treosfurflagene
1anolpnligbis bil blibe fun6gjort.
Ser berifer 1terf Gpenbing / ST.
lan6. Ginn .Gein Bartame,1tets
6orban0linger fDnes at bore BET
~ene1te, Soft interesierer fig for. Ga
Forlomentet traa6te ionnen i6ag>
ror @aoerne ol6eles fu1oe al Go1f
ti1troos for, at Oct regne6e.
7 2onoon, 16be 9lng. @nbe6s,
nnn6> Mpiler og Nu6lifum / lin Ml-
min0eligbeo Ter lite 1engere ioa
n1prft poa SEN irife Strife og toler
i6og on Sre6. Set 1tore 9(nfpar,
lon bbiler poa Doil @ireonn> bor
giort ct iterft Sn6trpf poa BET en-.
gelfe Gino.- Set for1nobes, at Gi1tn
Gein=Barlamentet lite tan gj6re on
set enb antage 6et britt lie &ilbu6 -
'e1ler benbiie SpergSmaa1et til ct
@eferen6um, og / BET fi6ite &i1fel6e
aniees Set iom iiffert,. at 2ilbu6et
nil blibe ontaeet. $ 2or16on betrog-
tes 9fegieringens 6reosbiGfaar io1n
ubbre nbernle. =
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Bnth hwnrkH.
W1eblemmer al bem amerifanife 2e-
gipm anbrimger en Minbetable
paa MarIcballens Tp6eiteb.

Sarbes> 6ranfrige, 156e Muguit.
@n Minbetoble ODER ben gper1tfom=
man6ere116e for Sc alliereoe @tprfer
/ @er6ensfrige11 Marlcbal Gocb og
bans Beorifter bleb a11bragt ber ioag
pao set @us, bpor Mar}cballen bleo
feot, af oe 25O Meolenrner al 6e11
amerifaarfe 2egion ber fom til
6ronfrige for at in6bie Monumen=
tet for oe omerifanlfe @rpe6it.oals>
1tDrfer, ser al Sc Toreneoe @tater
blep ffi91lfet SSn6bpggerne /, Glirep
og set befrie6e 2orratne.
2on6sfommon6onten for 6e1l
amerifanlfe 2egiolL Maior SSobn 9.
@merp> bolot en- Eale> bbori bon
bpl6e6e Marlcba1 Socbs @e6rifter /
@eroensfrigen fom uber6ig at 1ant-
n1enlignes me6 oet itore geapo(e=
ons>" ian1tioig iom ban frembolot
Marlcbo1lei1s @irflombe6 efter Sri
gen. gmerp 1obe6e Maricballen ct
@elfommen oe Sorene6e @tater,
naar Don fon1n1er til Ben amerifanlfe
2egiol1s 2an6sfonpe11tion &an1as
@itp / Sftober, ser bil6e ltaa 1ont
~6en itprlte &pl6e1t af @eipeft og
&engipe1be6> 1om bort 2ono nogen=
linbe for gibet en- bg6ret @ipit."
Yoris oen 156e Slug. @n &orre-
ipon6ent for u@cbo 6e Baris", Ser
Ie6Ioger Me6lemn1erne al oen ome-
rifanife 2egion paa 6eres Sur gien<
mem Gronfrige, flnger ober, at for
meget al oe omerifanife @iplters
@iiit ipil6es poa &aler og at De iffe
foor Mnleoning til at beIe 2an6et.
syortlntter set nteo iam1ne Gart font
MI, Friber ban> bill 2egionererne beo
lin Eilbagefomlt til Baris babe reiIt
1000 W9il ODER Sranfrige, men bil
praftiif ta1t iffe babe feet 1oget al
2an6et.
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0urr &thlraift1.
8rianb os 2loDb George er Hepet
emiee, Sc iagfpnbise ifal nit
beite1nme @renierne,

Paris 6en 9oe sl11g. Granlf Nre=
n1iern1i11i1ter Bria116 oplpite @fter=
nr:66ag for set ebcrite @aa6, at BEN
brittle Hrentiermini1 1ter, 2Gob6
George, og ban bar blebet enige /
@rincip on1 gbre @cble1iens Greet
ier, og at 6e iagfpn6ige MI fit be-
femme 6e neiogtige @rrnier / Ober-
enslten1nelie meo 6o1feofItemningen.
uDerion nrnn betrugter 1l6fal6et
al Solfeafltenningen / lin Mlminoe<
ligbe6," 1ag6e 8r;onb, ~er ser lite
Gbi1 ONT, at Spng6en al ben tpife @e-
folfning er ben beItlige og al 6en
polife i 6en gItlige Sci al Gbre
I@cblelien. @eografiif talt er 2pss
ni1ge1 faale6es let % e116og tbun-
gen."
@an tror ber, at Epiflano og So
len bill aterfiet6e Sr6ningen, omeno
rne6 Iibt 4nur, og at .6eriom Spteier
1fnlbe brp6e n6, bill be blibe nnoer-
trDft of Sc nlliere6e. g..
sS11tiolertt6 beTutteoe &aa6et iffe
at feltbe all:ereoe Soriterfninger til
gore GcbIeIiet1. Granfrige btloe af-
lenbe Eropper; men @aaoet itente
oe brittle og italienife De1egater
imo6 BET.
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operla6t til to Me16, Nremierrnini1t-
rene 2lop0 George % 8ria116. Set
pberite 93aao oionrnereoe for at gioe
Sc to Mer6 slnle6ning til at fon=
ferere pripot. @enere flutteoe 2oro
Gur5on og Souls 2ouebeur fig til
6en Sc fom iffe til noget @elul>
tot. Otter at bape 1ptit 2uncb FAINT
met n1eo Yreli6ert Whlleranb fonfe-
rere6e 6e poo1p.
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Meblemmer al @lippimermes
@bieiteret n6nebnt. @aibington, 15.
Slug. Maruel gluraullo og gforberte
@omaIoe5, beege at @bilippinerne,
og CHARLES 81. Sobns af Oregon bleb
i6ag u6nebnt til Me6lemmer al Bbi-
lippinernes @bielteret. 9(urau1lo
ifa1 efter Gorlpoen6e b1ibe Suititio.
rius, noar u6nebnelien 1ta6f9ftes.
SDb arreferet for 8anfrbberi. =
&an1as @itD, Weo., 9oe Mug. Sire
Men6 og tre @binoer bleb orreiteret
fer ioag i-Gorbinoelie meo ct @anf-
rgberi / geottle, @aib., ben 146e
Suli, oa 1926, 900 bleb ftiao1et. @o-
-Iitiet 1agoe ogiaa 8eilag paa en- 9lu.
ton1obiL bbori Splget lag6es at bere
fon1men bio fro @ortlanb, Ore.
Tranif-eneelf Solibaritet. Com
con, 16oe Mng. Spgrgsmaal, Ser
bar trnet 1teb at ibeffe MIliaucer1
11ellem granfrige og @torbritat1-
MEN, er blebet tilfreositillenoe biIagt
erflareoe Nret1ier1niniit 2loD6
George i l1noerbufet ioag.
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8anfrbneri. Mdles gitp, Mont.,
6en 9be Slug. @fter at bape ffaaret
ober Eelefontroo6ene til Weilmaufee
Depot @ltmatra, brdo 8anfr6pere
fig tiblig Ma1oag Morgen in6 Su-
n1atra @tate Barf, oabne6e Ne11ge-
-ifabet og tog $4,000 / @er6ipapirer,
$400 / &ontanter og ct nfien6t Mntal
Gribe6sobligationer> ifelge OplDs>
11inger iom bleb mo6taget / Mi1nalt-
fee-&obe6tbarteret BET i6ag
ugsetu gorf @olfs 8sitnns" sjen-
sipet @oars+tigbeber. Waibington,
156e Mng. SsSoet @eneralpoltueiter
@aDs bar, gientaget ii11 @ei1utning
ON at binore 8o1toepartene ! at
ebe nogen @eninr ober ben orneriz
=fanife Nres{e, bar ban gieagibet
u9eetp gorf 8olfs 8eitung anoet
@lasies Goitprebilegier
So Gig til fra uMaifa" maet
ilanb. Gan Granciseo Ben 9oe Mug.
50 Sig til fra 9oulperen uMlalfa" !,
fon forliite 2gr6ag n6erfor set
troroIiee 8 gatifornias @pif er fpllet
ilaro % bleb ioag gienfieaot. CIT
refog Morglte De bar af Wers W.
S s. Grimes, @ortIon6 Ore % g. S.
Etter, aIoresfe ubeffiien6t.
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@jwlpftt til &malann.
Sobietregierimsen og Sc Torenebe
Gtater iiges allerebe at bore
enise ont &etin9el1erne,

&iga Sen 136e 9lug. Den on1eri=
fanife Observation-Disclosures
YerIonale Mlslan6 bill babe fnlo,
itet16ig &ontro1 ODER ll60eling al
Sorroa6ene, bleb oet bel TENT iaften.
2itbi1toff, oe1t rusiilfe @obietrepre=
ientant> gior6e 6ennes eSnoremmelle
efter en- langoorig Gesiion 1ne0 @a1e
ter 2Dn1an 8roip11> sen otnerifan1fe
9e@6bielpsbirefter. 2itot1tof for=.
langte, at Ser 1fuloe bore 5obietfon=.
trof, men goo tililut efter. Git formel
Oberensfomlt bi1 ianoipnligbis blibe
Ilnttet Man6og.
@lanot 6e Yrnfter, lom 2itbinoff
antog, bar:
ss511tet al BET omerifanlfe Sorrdoo
FuI ocerla6es til BEN reoe Mrme.
@obieterne ifal BE ltri6e olle l11=
gifterne.
Neobielpsaom!ni itratione11s Soft
Ifal Dbes ful6 8eifDttelle og -babe
6ribeo TIL at fon1me in6 og for
laoe &1slar16.
@opieterne. {fal er1tatte 9ea6=
bielpsfommisiionelL bbis Gorrao6e<
ne bliber brugt paa --anoen Maa6e
ems Sen, bborom man er blebet enig.
@obieterne ifM opfere Ng6bielps-
ltationer og 1faffe 2egebielp.
@e6bielpsa6mini1tr ifal
bobe ferite Met til at BRUCE Eelegra=
fe1r ng an6re offentlige Mptteinoret=
1tnger.
+ @obieterne ifa1 ierge for Era1ts<
port.
MeobielpSa6minil ltrationen ifdl
fritoges for Solo pao al S1tofbriel
un6tagen al @prit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-26
ALL w 0RN OUT

Does morning find YOU with a lame.
stiff and aching back? Are You red
al the time-and work burden?
Have You suspected your kidneys
bennington PEOPLE endorse Deans
Kidney Pille Ask your neighbors
You can rely on Their statements
Mrs. b. l.. Lee. 2J7 County st, Ben
n.ngtcn, says 81 am a firm believer
In Doaus Kidney Pirs and can't praise
them too highly Several years ago
when was living in Burlington, |
was troubled with my kidneys My
back was so sore and lame that
cou d hardly get up when | was down.
Ny Kidneys We're weak and irregular
i'm acton and the secret ons were I'M
natural DIZZY spells also bothered
me and | felt worn out and listless.
This is the way | We Keeling when
began to use Doans Kidney Pills. ]
soon fe better and it was not long
be ore Doan's got to the seat OF my
troub and cured me. Best OF all the
cure has lasted so | can conscientious
ly endorse tn S grand old reliable rem
edy
60c, at all dealers Foster.Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-26
.EE. a9 @. lGEA Y

Comes you and the children you have Dr. Golden Mea
old fashioned vegetable and boodmaker still used by the
million bottles every year. Make your blood better and your health
better by going your druggist and obtaining Dr. Perce
Golden Medical Discovery in tablet or liquid form.
healthy stomach turns the food eat into noument for the
blood stream ard the No suffers from colds catarh
who has plenty red blood copusces and good digestion Caah
in all its forms sagnaton Of the blood Introduce pure redder
blood into the system and health assured DR. Pierce fifty
years gave to the public this Alternative and blood tonic which
named his Golden Medical Discovery" 1t sold by all druggists
the world over in tablets liquid ard just the thing the
body in the best Of condition 1t tonic Alternative and ncrvne
which contains alcohol and has the ingredients printed the
label Send 0c for trial pkg Dr. Perce nvad Hotel Buffalo NY
BATAVIA N W have been greatly benefited by taking Dr. ercs
Golden Medical Discovery had become rundown blood bad
impoverished and had bronchial trouble the Dis
coery advertised and decided give trial and the results
gratifying 1t cleared the bronchial trouble gave
strength and built UP my whole Golden Medical Discovery
excellent tonic and blood purifier and glad recommend
-MRs. AUGUSTA JAMES. 100 Harvester Avenue.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-26
QUEER, INDEED

Jones, who is something Of phllosO-
pher, has been worrying his friends
with some mooted points. To him 1t
seems very queer indeed
That the gilt-edged security is often
guilt-edged,
That the weli.to.do man is usually
hard to do.
That an authors royalties are often
far from royal.
That though love is blind, IT can
always find way.
That a good lover is not good If he's
too great 10 be true.
That the big responsibilities Of mar
rlage are the little ones.
That once fellow wins a girls
hand he is under her thumb.
That in the mathematics Of matri-
mony one and one make three.
II is usually the man with nothing to
do who can never spare you a moment.
That heart must be broken sew
eral times before it is rendered I'M
breakable.