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and pole vault H. Young and bud"
Fisher eXeelled for the Academy team
The last event Was the Bates In
terscholaslic Meet at Lewiston. In
the small school events the final count
WAS kennehunk High 1G; Harmony
High 10 West Paris High 10; Cor
ham High ., Scarboro High S. Four
men from II. II S. were sent TO this
Meet, the first State team in it's his
tory. Although The H. $ boys didn't
win the Meet they made a most cred
table showing by teing for second in
the events TOR schools Of 25o students,
Captain Tracy took first place in
the shot put with new record of 4o'
o.. The Bates students say this. In
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vault to s. and 81 4" Is place. In
the IS yard dash Annis finished third
but not having the experience he step
ped in the Other fellows course, and
altho for speed Ne captured this pont
by low of course, he lost it, Annis
would undoubtedly figured in the pole
volt but had Il sprained wrist to start
with, having injured it in baseball
This boy has made s. o. at High
School
Jenkins, the star $50 man wrenched
his side after leading the whole pack
by 80 yards for one lap and did not
score. Jenkins simply had bad luck
or he sure would have broken the rec
ord.
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ing is given Coach Pop" Ames for
his valued assistance to this winning
team.
The first meet of the year was the
interclass meet held each year at
Harmony. Captain Tracy was high
man OF this meet with 80 points. Other
winners were NJ. Willis, X. Willis, An
mis- and Jenkins. The Juniors easily
captured the meet with 70 points. sen
i0rs 7. sophomorcs > and freshmen l..
At this meet many records were brok-
n. \ complete account of the meet
is tahulated in "The Ferguson"
Il. II. S. 81. II. A. 30
The next big event was the duel
meet with IIartland Academy. The
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ITEMS OF INTEREST OF LONG
AGO


September j.. 1SS9-J. b. Hcrrin of
r.. eI.aa.haga, daos ouito q, laroo
-
business a ial'',iis. NJ .eo "'S l"o Hu'tc
larse Tan u nun i'o az 20 WIN "
good SCI u pa'ieliss 'h t"'" Ia H.
Ills lieida f'7A - u ~ 9'"' S"'iui'rol''
MI. iiei III - """t' a','''e "a o''' i"i
lhets. lie 10, ~. an" WI" va w
10 Grow III M "ei''f' ''s' VI ave
BosNoflh 9i 9eloii. VII" ''' ''0c pan
oil Steers OYER VIM ahc F'"'C'"'iS
welded Inc seau. atil - 'c' "'u'" at
iehiipil II ihf 'i'i' ''' '"', "'IN'
She M men WI framed any u' '..,
complete za#3s
butcher lfeH 10 ~" '''' '''' ~
hs ~ I#5s ''' n.y.
~ a. ".'" II 10
IN >~N4'', ~
offered asf z8 #5s '"' 'N "'S
10 hfHH# - aa5.5a4 l' '''''"" ",''
stand III lfaHl ~ ~ ON
would MT accept ao"''' "''"s '"n
tent in Winning htae liop"" y "'I Il
Of ~ ions al haks s'' iua "''9 VI "'''
belonging In 1ei'Is'"' YEA, '"o
boundary eh lhe aiidaL "'U' '' ''ooao
river, WI bafhfa ON quay i'''' j"
Ing supposed Ia be iiit ""IN u" d" ~
cendiarN Tic haiid my was -" 'ne
farm adjoining Inc pl'ot """'u ~
George BARLEY and htl'@ the SUM
premises where lhe pnI'ulI'E' WIRE
burned last winter. Lust Wednesday
Joseph TwomhlN man "I 90 Se'l -
and in poor healtn' zen ms 80"
house on Water street ana oI" noi re-
turn. When tie son Franz returned
he made some inquiry lot nun p",
supposed ont ilndlng hlm lhaI ne ",'
gone 10 Shawmlt, gave mp the n,'h',
The next day he learned lna' ne uau
not been TO ShaWmnt ana 'n'n ne
began 10 search Tor h1m M earnest.
Friday and Saturday the search was
prosecuted without suctess. SUNDAY
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Lost and Found

SOFA PILLOW BETWEEN NoRBi;
Arson and divers Mills VIII tht
finder kindly leave at the pot pfias
Mrs. Earl e. Wing. North Auaon iva
LADIES' NAVY BLUE SUIT cow
lost Sunday on North Channel bridge
and the ferson that was seen taleins
anne please return to Mrs pIu Dudles=
SkoWhegan. Russell Road 1Hz1#
SWEATER FOUND BfsFNIIsN
llinckley and StoWhcEau ouuer
may have same by prov Ing pionkrt s.
aud paying cost of this ad Air.. Il
II. Corson, SkoWheEau K + Il 8. Is 81
HAVE LOST A PYRENE FIRE ~
TINGUISHE one of two which !
sent to the Agricultural Buildna At
Fairview Park at the time of The Blu
Conference. A suitable reward VII
be paid for its return X. T. Patton.
Skowhegau. IT,
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Tracy 90 was elected next years
president Vice president, Byron
Cluugh 23; secretary. Earl Jenkins
90; treasurer Joe IIcrrick %; Cap
tain track team. Alfred l.. Tracy % .
manager. Malcolm o. Willis %. Cap
tain baseball Earl c. jenkins 49,
manager, Homer Il. Johnson 20
cheer leader, Spike jenkins. Next
years track team has opportunity for
tOnr meets. Manager Willis would
like tO hear from other schools. OF
course, when near II. II. S. size about
meets ether duel. triangular or 9th
crwisc. They prefer to meet Somer-
set County prep schools but will meet
others. Let's 60
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ed to back them off the track. See
ing that the collision was inevitable,
Scarle and Mrs Lawrence jumped out,
and so did the driver, all three saving
their lives. Both horses were killed
and the sstage was completely demol-
ishcd. Mr.. Searle arrived home Mon
day evening and informed the Report
or that, Mrs. Lawrence was SO over
come by fright that he was obliged to
almost throw her from the carriage,
and barely had time to jump himself
before the train struck them. 1t was
a narrow escape.
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October ?. 18S9-A F. Dyer return
ed home Saturday night from a two
weeks visit in Boston. He has ac-
copied position with W p. Ordway-
An incident What transpired in Corn
vile one day last yeek does not often
occur. That of the nuptial5 of lady
of 60 and gentleman of - years be-
iug ratified by an official of 81 J. II.
Frain and family OF The Forks are to
remove 10 Skowhegan this month. Mr..
I'rain was i'll town last week looking
for a desirable residence TO purchase.
lie Will engage in the lumber bust
ness. in which he is at present consid-
crably interested.-E. +. Danforth,
Esq has been elected trustee of
Bloomfield Academy To fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the death of Dir. John
s. Cushing The marriage OF n. C..
Kendall and Miss Eva Fletcher was
quietly solemnized at the residence of
the brides parents soon after the noon
hour on Saturday last, in the presence
of only the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties. Rev. &. G. Ham
ilton of Oakland ofiiciated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall departed on the 2.20
train for Boston and from that city
they 90 to New York and will join the
knights Templar excursion to Wash
ington, u. e. to be absent for some
weeks. Messrs. E. X. DrummOnd of
WaterYille, G. V. Hanson, j. o.
Smith l.. l.. Walton and George
Gushing of Skowhegan, +. =. Mayo of
Fairfield and Rev G. w Hincklcy of
Newport are To organize as a corpora
ton to maintain the benevolent work
for needy boys at Good VIII Farm.
Tho organization is to take place Sat
urday next. On the invitation of the
Guilford baseball club the volunteers
Of SkoWhegan went To GuilfOrd. sat
urday last To play for the champion
ships of Somerset County and PiScata-
gus County, and came off with the vic
tors by score of % to 10 On the
first trip down Saturday on the South
Gardiner stage, il contained two pas
scnEers, Mrs Hiram Lawrence Of
South Gardiner and young man by
the name of S. &. Searle of SkOwhe
gan. When driving across the track
of the Maine Central, Mr.. Searle dis
covered the train To be approaching
and called out TO the driver TO hit the
horses. as the train WAS coming but
instead Of doing so, the driver attempt
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the shot put Tracy of Harmony High
won first place and made new rec
ord heaVed The lead ball for 40' o..
This took five points Tor II. II. S. In
the $50 yard run Red Willis grab
bed first place and five points more.
"Rcd' came within two-dfths of sec
ond OF the State record when he went
the bout in 9 % Us
Annis and Tracy hung TO the pole
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Harmony High School has officially
closed her most successful track sea-
son. With only live-man team
this school has met and defeated 9th
err prep school teams of twice their
size both in teams and in schools.
Great credit for the remarkable show
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meet finally ended II to 30 with the
Academy boys ON the small end. Cap
tan Tracy was high man as per
schedule with q points Annis, NJ. Will
lis. X. Willis and Jenkins also gath
cred in Il few stray ones. The ACad-
envy boys were Il little superior in the
dashes but the blue ami white bar
riers gathered in nine points each in
the $50 yard run. Discuss throw
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Evef'ybOdy's Column
COVER EnR a2x4 TIRE For GALE

Second hand but in good shape. New
price would be 81 or SIS. VIII sell Tor
$3.50. If sent by mail add g5e fsr
packing and postage. r. T. Patten.
Skowhegan TIL
LOAN AND CONCRETE SAND ron
sale. Delivered. J. b. Roderlck. IT
North st, Skowhegan. TIL
DRY SLAB WOOD READY FOR
stove for sale. Delivered. }. +. Rodef=
lex, 211 North St, Skowhegan. til
BUICK TOURING CAR FOR SALE.
passenger 1920 model in first class
condition. Coburn Garage, Madison
Avenue, Skowhegan. tf20
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE FOR SAIIs-
with or without furniture Electric
lights city water. Bargain if taken
at once. Terms half down, balance on
easy terms. Freeman Currie. u
French St, Skowhegan. ITO
GUERNSEY BULL. ONE YEAR OH
June End, registered for sale. Price
and pedigree on application Good
trade If taken at once. Maurice
Malbon. Skowhegan d Z. tf19
STABLE. 21x33 FEET. ADJOINING
my home on Leavitt street for sale for
removal. Inquire of Mrs. ora VALERIE
Express Office, Skowhegan. if19
FORD CAR FOR SALE-INaIInI
of Carl Curtis 81 Water St. SkoWhe=
gan. tft3
TWO DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSES
for sale on East Maple street. city
water. flush closets garden lot, shade
trees $1,000 each. 20 per cent Oh
your money is a good Investment. T. u
Sterry, rs Mt Pleasant Ave. tf17
MACHINERY FOR sALE-LANE
Lumber Trimmer; s" Outside Moalder
IL" Buzz Planer; Bandsaw Machines.
Morgan 81 National BoXboard Watchers.
Golladay Tenoner; Electric Motor.
Sawdust Blowers; Single Machines.
Mill Supplies. Buyers of used ina.
chinery Write or phone your wanfa
Butler & Mcclellan Tel. 95-M. Box 81
Waterville. Maine. TIL
DARK BROWN HORSE FoR sAb.a--
Good driver and good worker. Sal
for woman to drive. Weighs about
lo50 lbs. Apply at the Quality Bakery
SHOW heEan. TIL
ONE LAMBERT ENGINE Il h. y.
for sale. Also one potato planter
one two-row horse hoe one two-ros
eultivator, one potato or apple ca1
rier, one potato sprayer. and 300 coids
of slab wood. II. Il. Spear. Lakewood
= .. ."firess, Madison r f d /. Both
telephones. til
TWO STORY HOUSE FOR SAIL
Stable included, large lot; central 10.
cation; bath room; furnace; spring wat
er For particulars inquire Of { \
Ross, Court st. Skowhegan. tfI9
INNER TUBE 32x4 ron SALE
Price $1.75. r. r. Pattcn, SkoWhe.
gan. tfl4
TOBACCO STEMS FOR sALE-JUs9
the thing for making solution 70
dipping sheep for ticks and other II
sects, also solutions for apple ire.
spray and for other shrubbery.
per pound in lots of rs lbs. and VI
ward Fred Avery, Madison Az
Skowhegan. tTi3con
TWO CAMERAS FOR SALE. sfcCOa.
hand. One AXIS. dry plate with tripos
suit able for general amature use Al
other. larger and mors elaborAt
camera with tripod and case. Prlo,
and particulars on application ri lnds
pendent Reporter Co. tf1s
NEW ENGLAND DTHECTOtt
over 200 pages. 1918 edition. Cns
SO: will sell for 800 Independent He
porter Co. ira
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The two point winners have some
fine medals for their work beside a
great reception and celebration on
their return. The team goes to Bates
next year to win. Watch it.
The following men earned their let
tiers this year: Captain Young,
Spike" Jenkins. Scamp Willis.
"Red" viii $ and Don" Annis At a
meeting of the II. II. S. A. A. Babe"
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G.. Davis informs the Reporter that
throughout the State the season has
been d little above the average for
corn. The product of the four fac
tories is. Skowhegan 300 900; Oak
land 100000. Fairfield 100000; North
Arson 375.000. This IS about 10000
above the product Of two years ago
in the North Arson factory and 5000
cans above that of the Skowhegan
factory that year. Arson is one OF
the best if not the best s%een corn
town in Maine The sixth annual re-
port of the Somerset Loan and Build
ing Association was made at the an
nual meeting last Monday Tho re-
sources were: loans secured by mort
cages on real estate. $i6.315, iucor-
poration account. $53 Il. cash on
hand, $7221S. total. sl7.20092 The
liabilities were: shareholders cred
lis. Sl2.9l2.63; shareholders advances,
$3.40947; guaranty fund. $5210; pro-
fits, $S26.72. total $17.20092. The
number of shareholders is reported as
los; number of borrowers. "a. num-
Der of non borrowers "A; number of
shares outstanding. 361. number of
shares pledged for loans, 1o4; num-
Der OF shares not pledged for loan,
277. number of loans outstanding Al:
value OF loans standing. 1894; aver
age rates Of premiums paid for loans
81 per cent. l. w. Weston is pres
idcnt +. 4 Nolin. secretary and f..
+. Danforth. treasurer-Th reunion
OF the first Maine Cavalry came off
at Boston Tuesday. The following
men of the association attended from
Skowhegan. LleWellyn Goodwin, Geo.
Goodwin, Henry Varney, John H. Wy
man, David II. Whittier, Sylvanus
Smith Sewell Smith. Dennis Murphy,
A. Frank Biekford, Melvin J. Allen,
John A. Dealey and George b. Stafford
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For Sale


AUTOMOBILE. 1921. LIGHT sTUDE-
BAKER. Has been run only 2000
miles. Prize reasonable, NJ. Ferry
Madison. Care of Simonds Garage. 1w29
LADy's CARRIAGE. HIGH SEAT OF
green cloth. hard rubber tires, lamps.
good condition, less than half price.
Mrs Miriam Merrill, Water st. 1w29'
oN4 DAVIS I>G.MAcHINE IN
good Hunning condition Price $1,000
Mrs. Earl c. Wing. North Arson iw29
STABIt3-INaUIRE or ALBERT
Pooler, 63 North Ave. Skewhegan
1w29'
HING kINEO COOK STOVE. II
good condition or would exchange for
small stove. Mrs. Grace +. Moody,
North Ave, SkQw hogan. 1ws9'
A FotR COVERED COOK STOVE
stove with tank. New last Septem-
Der Just right for cottage Harry
Nelson, n Pleasant st, SkowheEan
Iw29-
McPHAIL PIANO ron sALE--GoOD
condition Inquire at 80 Summer St.
Skowheean tf29
rot ITRY FARM OF Is ACRES
situated only ia minutes walk from
shoe factory House Of five rooms,
large piazza with screens and shutters.
Excellent spring water in house. Stable
for two cows aud horse Houses for
$50 hens, four chicken houses and
other poultry ontft Chester X. Per
kns, Or. Mann Road, Skowhegan. tf29
NINE WHITE CHESTER PIGS. FOUR
weeks July 20. Inquire of r. A Bus
well. SkoW hogan K + i 5, River Road
Farmers Phone 33-l2 lw29
WHITE CHESTER PICS, ) WEEK $
old. f. H. Parks, K + u :, Skowhe-
gan 2w29'
HOt SI;H0LD RE-MAY BE
seen at the Residence Of Or. BlSelpW'
River Road or Willis \. Bailey. Far
view Ave. SkowheGan lw29'
FOR sALE,-sIx F"r. MOVING MA
CHINE, FIRST class condition, $40;
brown ash and bass wood boards in.
and u in. SIS; hemloek and fir. Ike. 2X4.
2X3 3 #. and l. II. long $40; spruce
planned 3x5x1S. I2N3x1S. 3xlx12 board,
/ in. 2 sides, $1,000 NJ. X. Hardy,
Starks. 4w2S'
house ON LOCUST ST. q ROOMS
and bath, electric lights. large level
lot X. T.. Patten, SkowheEan. tf29
BABY CARRIAGt;--IN GOOD con-
DTTION. Leather unholstering and
top. Inquire of Box 19l, Norridge-
Wock. 4w29.
EIGHT SMALL PIGS FOUR WEEKS
old. william ". Landry, Prescott
Smith Farm, Skowhegan r d l.
4w29'
STOVE WOOD--GHEY BIRCH, $40
per load and hardwood $l3 per load.
e. l.. Nightingale, Bloomfield Farm.
4w29'
MADISON BARGIN---10O ACRES LO-
GATED on mann road 4 e miles from
40 acres in moving and TIL
age. pasture for 10 cows. 100 apple
trees, plums. and cherries, wood and
lumber for home use. 100 cords poplar
House s rooms III good repair, water
at the sink. Eli and wood shed con
meets ''SiahIe 36xes, barn 35x40 ties
10 head, water in the yard. one half
of 1921 hay Potato digger, potato
planter. riding cultivator horse hoe,
sul,sy ptows steel land roller, disc har-
row, surinEtooth harrow. cultivator,
horse RAKE. cream separator churn,
double wagon. moving machine, double
harneEsuta rt OF sleds, and small tools
everything included for $500 on easy
terms. sWm. NJ. Ingalls,. Madison
2w29
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Miscellaneous

HRs IN
Nk1SCCEAOEkGOns
~
---------------------------
AATEB TIL prnr,
I4that Ne ha4a Val. u.s.. -" 10 ks
Iine Yale Fevs a. 4 ., MO for n
liuaseil 81 SEowhra.n ''na d
AftioItt WISHING 20 =. IN
.5.5.=tf.=.. ;,.....t..... VAR
-. ,...t.... ,''''s 'l'l. hoslI4, ,
fls.,z.4 f.z5,.tt. pnndcnt. :
'i''e' 81 ''' ill., !,
s5l-3 + n Harmon. r1''' T.
heEaH y
n...u ~. w
VI ANtES n
,.s...t...5,.., ~" .l"n'd Doe me
-. -. ~ ''' d I-Hl .erti,e
success or f.ti3,s a.. ...'.1I' us !
depend largely ul,on ,. |'alSal
IA - IF Vouf ewes Y,,. care
keaB abreast Of III. t'.. we 1lu
t=55..=.5=54 .'.N' NeH-
tiaually bcibe offered 49, .,..
aefFies. l1r. \ T. BORDEN I'm y
street. Skpwhegan
t,Nss.. AZ. ,.,.,.,
- -, - ~ - "Ni'"l NiNt, "A,
ON Of faol, Won. r.5 4
ard. II NIaer "a .t...I pred 2
u
II 10y NJ ON. u.tfotk &
a 9I59fs' 10 go 1asle5 2 2r,, Gag"' o
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H0u SisHoLD FluNITunr;-MAy 81


seen at the residence Of DR. Bigelow,
River Road or Willis \. Bailey, FAR
view Ave. SkoWhegan. lw29'
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amateurs, neatly and promptly
It The Hun studio. 81 Water 81
Sk0whegau, Me Mail orders 10,
IF town people promptly ATTENDED
q.
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Adse;.,ss'eas 20 these columns not to exceed
with order. Zach additional line Sc. in Soc' taes
lines, reckon an average of 6 words. on'pNs,
1T not paid IN advance, Toe additional Is ps tas
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Suitable for hall or large room. In
good condition and just the piano for
the right party. Inquire of Thomas
French, ~ East st. Skowhegan. y. r.
Phone H.. tf27
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situated on main road to Skowhegan
village, IS minutes walk. and minu
tes to car line. Electric lights. tele-
phone. furnace. sewer connections,
hardwood floors and cement foundation
under entire house with cemented eel
lar bottom. Land rods square.
Stable 20x22 Nice shade trees. EX-
celent drinking water Inquire or
write to Albert j. Blair, 297 North Ave.
SkoWheEan tf2f
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Second hand but in good shape. New
price would be 81 or SIS. VIII sell Tor
$3.50. If sent by mail add 25e fsr
packing and postage. r. T. Patten,
Skowhegan TIL
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ICT, ADJOINING.


Tor sale ON East Maple street. civ
water, flush closets, garden lot shade
trees $1,000 each. 20 per cent Oh
your money is a good investment. l.. y
Sterry, rs Mt. Pleasant Ave. tfl7
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1--we roIITnN MANrrn-

ptIssIi AIrn Si.WNIiT rad
n1 laHs distance H4It e "A
#EoH lssan. Telephone 1sI IA
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CHINE, FIRST class condition, $40;
brown ash and bass wood boards, in.
and u in. s25; hemloek and fir Ike, 2Xf,
2x3, #. and l. Fl. long $40; spruce
planned 3x5x1S. 12x3x1S. 3x4x12 board
in. 2 sides, $4,000 NJ. i. Hardy
Sturkq 1WoSS
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McPHNII PIANo ron sALE--GoOD
Inquire At 80 summer 81,
SkoIyhrean tf29
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LOAN AND CONCRETE SAND ron
sale. Delivered. j. b. Roderick. II
North st, Skowhegan TIL
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THREE SECOND HAND BICYCLES

for sale. IS to SIS each. one new
Iver johnson 20 in. frame; also a Rem
ngton 80 cal rife and IS Smith Yves
son revolver. Bicycle repairing and
supplies at reasonable prices Charles
N. Jones. 80 Bloomfield St. Skowhegans
N. r.. Phone 43-3. 2w2S'
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sEru ruorn srrDio-YO

II 7 II Nv " y TFTFT7~TW
photo Oh IoHt card Finished VI
gu wait. Developing ana pr'Ol'
HIGH grade amateur work. Tws1
our hour service Telephone ~
9InN. Lna.ln M
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4 KING kINEo COOK STOVE.

stove with tank New last Septem
Der Just right for a cottage. Harry
Nelson, f. Pleasant st, SkowheEan.
IW29"
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nh u rtrd vii cll uvxfl
HWY Nelson. 10 Pheasant st savl
IL 80
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5tenaefapHy work We are so al
d that Ne c.u de- Il liultcd and
4 custom typeWft1nE aud stenod
phle Mprk independent Gcuurtsr
sL1M l,EIn [
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II Hill II To TOR utpr
sa3=i L. " Harmon. rr.'' Nc T.
lfe EsfH -l
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nerve" / do not know any dispatch that
amused me more than the one we picked
UP from Berlin, Nov. 16. This showed
that the U-boat crews had to be reas-
sured that their lives were safe, even
after the armistice; that they had to be
coaxed and bribed before they would ven
ture out to take the submarines to Eng
land for surrender. Here it is:
Pr. 143 W522-Transocean Press-Ber-
lin, Nov. 49,
German armistice commission has d.
rected to Chancellor Ebert for immediate
communication to all submarine crews
letter in which 1t states that English
Admiral Sir Rosyln Wemyss has given
unreserved and absolute assurance that
all crews of submarines to be handed
over will be sent back to Germany as
soon as possible after their arrival in
the harbor appointed by England Com
mission therefore requests crews to hand
over in good time the submarines
"In connection with this, workmen and
soldiers council of Wilhelmshaven
states that all men of ships which are
brought into an enemy port are insured
for 10000 marks in case Of death. A
corresponding special pension has been
provided for accidents. Besides, the mar
ried men who are concerned in bringing
the submarines receive premium of 500
marks, and finally are to be Immediately
discharged after their return home"
Copyright, 1921, by John F. Ollie
Copyright by National Newspaper Serv-
ice Copyright in Great Britain, Canada
and throughout France. All rights re.
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languages, including the Scandinavian.
Unauthorized reprinting for any purpose
forbidden.
(AnOther article by former Secretary
Daniels will be printed In the Times to-
morrow