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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
PLENUOJAMA GREITA
TAXA SU VOKIETIJA.
Bet Vohetija turi atmoketi vi
sas karo skolas.

Washington, Bal. 25. = Sc
nato uzrubeziniQ reikalQ ko-
mitetas perziurineja senate
riaus Knoxo taikos rezoliucija.
PraneSta, kad ateinancio me-
nesio pradzioje senatas priims
ta rezoliucija ir Suv. Valsti-
jos su Vokietija lures taika.
Taigi taikos ivykdinimas pri-
gul6s ne nuo senate, bet nuo
pacios valdzios, kuri kartais
gall sutrukdyti taika.
PraneSta, jog komitetas per
dirbsiqs Knoxo rezoliucija. Ir
su galutinuoju pravedimu bu-
siq palaukta ligi Geguzes l d.,
kuomet Vokieciai tur6tQ ispil-
dyti kai-kuriuos talkininkQ
reikalavimus.
Mes senate stovima uz tai, l.
dant Vokietija atmok6tQ visas
karO skolas talkininkams. Ki-
taip nei Suv. Valstijoms ne
butu galima daryti taikos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

pavalga, pradejo batus nuo
sIektq traukti: "jezeli swoje
ludzi, to daicie nam buty, ko-
nj, OWES, maslo, sery etc. (Jei
saw zmon6s, tai duokite NUNS
batus, arklius, avizu, sviesta
suriq ir kt.) ISejus Lenkams,
slektos keikesi, koliojosi: "nie-
eh ich jasny piorun trzasnie,
zlodzieje, psiakrew, OTTO masz
i swoje ludzi; ME to chyba
ME polacy, a bandyci jakies -.
(Tegul juos Sviesus perkunas
nutrenks, vagys, Sunies krau-
jas; stai ir turf saw zmon9s;
ne, tai, rasi, ne paliokai, bet
kokie banditai).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
simetimui. Bet Semionov
milijonq- pasiliko.
Rytuose nera aukso.

Kuomet gen. Vezbickis su
savo karuomene pasiek6 KIM
jos teritoriia, is Z milijonQ ru-
bliQ jam liko vos vienas mi
lijonas su virSum. Tuos liku-
sius rublius jjis indav6 pulki-
ninkui Isome pasiQsti Japoni-
jon, su tikslu jlos ten apdraus-
ii.
Pulk. Isome atvyko Vladi-
vostokan if tuos pinigus att
dave gen. Semionovui, kursai
skaitesi Kolcako valdzios ar
mijos vyriausiuoju vadu.
siandie tn pinigu neturi jau
nei Semionovas, nei kas kitas.
Tolimu Rytq respublika netu-
ri aukso atsargos ir todel
siauGia vargas.
Visgi ta auksa kas-nors tu-
ri tureti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26

Kaunas. VelykQ Sventes Siais
metals visoje Lietuvoje apvai-
kstinejo su didziausiu dvasios
:pakilimu, bet ypatingai Kau-
ne, kur visos baznycios buva
pilnos zmoniq. Viespaties gra-
bal yisur buvo graziaiparedy-
ii, ypatingai Ingulos (Sobo-
ROY ir Karmelitq baznycioje.
Rezurekcija Ingulos haznycio-
je pritrauke dideliausias Emo
niu minias, kurios buvo pri-
pildziusios aplinkine aikSte ir
Laisves Alejos dali.
Lake procesijos puikiai gle
dojo choras ir grojo karisk6ji
muzika, kareiviai apsivilke
kamzomis, neSe valiavas, Ii
bintuvus ir palaik6 visa tvar-
ka. Tose iSkilmese daIyvavo
Apsaugos minister's, pulk. zu--
.kas, generolai, karininkai ir
daug kareiviu. Velykos atgai-
vino nevieno Lietuvio dvasia
If sustiprino Wilt, kad kas tel
syb6 ir dora turi pergaleti VI
sas nedorybes ir suktybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
TaIkininkaiN Neturi Moro I Tarties
su Vokietija
Jie Grieztai Stow uz Seniau Paskirta
Kontribucija
Vokietija S. Valstijoms Siuncia
Nauja Nota

kalu minister's DR.. Simons "a
da eiti Reichstagan il iSaiskln
ii visa pad9ti. Suprantama, Jls
ten sutiks nemazai truksmo,
del kurio gall griuti visas ka-
binetas.
KabinetQ gall sugriauti II
tas, kad, pasak Vokieciu kon-
ServatistQ, dabartin6 valdzia
perdaug nusileidzianti talkinin
kamS. Sake, valdzia veikianti
prieSais vieSqjQ opinijq.
Prizes dabartini kabineta
Smarkiai veikia industrijalis-
tQ partijos vadas SHINES, Ii
homaS NokietijOs milijardie-
rius.
JiS ypaG puola DR.. Simon
81. Jam prikaiSioja savaran-
kiavimq.
Rytoj kabinetas susilauks
krizio, kuri vargiai pergyvens.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
KITA VOKIEcIU NOTA S.
VALSTIJOMS.

Berlynas. Bal "a. - Woke
tijos vyriausyb6 pasiunt6 nau-
jq notQ Washingtonan. Ia no
ia. cia. sakoma, sugriausianti
VokieGiQ kabinetQ.
Del pirmosios notos Ameri-
kai RaichstaSe pakeltas bal
sus truk$maS. Mes nota buvO
pasiusta nesikIausus Reichsta-
go partijQ lyderiQ.
Sakoma, If antrOji nota pa
siusta be paSitarimo su lyde-
riais.
Kaip rytoj uzrubeziniQ rel,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
DOVANOTOS SERGANCIOS
KARVEs.

Bremen, Vokietija, Bal. IS.
: Suv. Valstijq ukininkai do
vanoms Vokietijai pasiunt6
700 meEemu karviu. Pasirode,
kad jos yra sergancios, t. ",
"Texaso drugiu-
Todel jas Vokieciai negali
padalinti ukininkams, kol JOS
visai nebus pagydytos.
Tos karves su persiuntimo
lesomis atsieina apie 200 tuks-
.taneiQ dolieriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
BUS TAtKA AIRIJOJE?

Dublinas, Airija, Bal. 25. -
pasklydo gandas, kad Airija
aplanke Derby, Anglijos Wy
riausyb6s atstovas. Sakoma, jis
matesis su kardinolu Logue,
Airijos primatu, ir net srl pa
ciu prezidentu de Valera.
Jei tiesa, tas reikstQ, kad
Airijai tur6tQ artinties taikos
dienos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
PRANCUZIJA APIE AM
NESTIJA.

Paryzius, Bal. 25. Parla-
mentas dauguma balsq prieme
generates amnestijos billy. Tas
bilius su kai-kuriomis isimti-
mis- paliecia visus karo metu
prasizengusius zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
VOKIECIAI TURF PINIGU.
New York, Bal. 25. : q

New York, Bal. 25. : Ola
atkeliavo is Vokietijos Rum
pier istaigu direktorius, Ed
mund Rumpler. Jis pranesd
atvykes Gia pirkties ivairiu
maSinerijQ, Siandie Vokietijai
reikalingu. Tam tikslui jis A
merikoje sakosi iSleisias apie
100 milijonQ dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
AREsTUOTAS INTARIA-
MAS BOMBININKAS.

New York, Bal. 25. : Sc
rantone areStuotas kazkoks
Tito Ligi, kuris intariamas
bombq plaiSinime Gia zinomoi
Wall gatv6je, kuomet perniai
nuo eksplioziios zuvo daugiau
80 zmoniu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
TUREs "TAIKOs DUONoS'

Paryzius, Bal. 25. Pran-
cuzijoje "taikos duona" yra
vadinama balta duona. Balta
duona bus prad6ta gaminti su
Geguz6s Is d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
GRAIKAI NUTILDE TUR,
KU ARMOTAS.

Atenai, Bal. 25. = Apple karo
veikimus Mazojoj Azijoj eia
Stai kas oficijaliai paskelbta:
Toulon-Bounar Some musq
artilerija nutilde priesininko
armotq baubima, kuriomis per
diena bombarduota musq pozi-
.cijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
DAUG. zMoNIU UzRUBE-
zIUOS GIMUSIU.

Washington, Bal. 25. = Is
1920 metQ .atlikto surasymo
gyventoiQ (cenzo) patiriama,
kad Illinois valstijoje yra
1, ,204, ,403 gyventojai svetur gi-
musieji.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
ATEIvYBES BIL;IUS SENA-
TIE.

Washington, Bal, 25. ze-,
mesnysis kongreso butas prize
me nauja biliq, kuriuomi turf
but varzoma ateivyst6. Bilius
pasiQstas senatan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
sIANDIE TURES KONFE-
RENCIJA.

Londonas, Bal. 25. = Strei.
kuojanGiQ anglekasiq atstovai
Gia lures konferencija su ka.
Syklu savininkais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
PARYzTUJE NUSTATYTA
KONTRIBUCIJA - NE
ATMAINOMA.
Anglia su Prancuzija veikia
iSVien.

Lympne, Anglia Bal. 24--
Anglia 81 Prancuziia stoves
stipriai uz karo atlyginimo So
ly@aS tik taS. kOkiOS buvO pa
darytoS Paryziuje. Ir kaip ia,
taip kita bendrai darbuo>iS, /
dant EokictiIa taS SQlygaS pill
mai i&pildytQ. e.
Vakar ta~ paai&k1jo Gia pc
poroS vaIandQ abiriQ premerV
konfcrencijoS.
Konferenciia prcmierQ buvo
rengioma kaip >iandir. Bet
Suv. ValStijQ nota Nokletijal
tq. konfcrcnci.i2 paSkubino.
Prcmicru SuvaHiavo ankSGiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26

New York, Bal. 25 : Suv,
Valstijas apleido specials
Prancuzijos atstovas Rene vi
viani. Niekam nera zinoma,
kokius jis is cia iSsiveze ispu-
dzius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26

Taujenai, Ukm. apskr. Kuo-
met Lenkai buvo persilauze
per Lietlviu fronta, jq dalis
atvyko ! Taujenus. Vietiniai
slektos buvo Lenkus pasitike
su dziaugsmu ir yaisindami
gerejosi, kalbedami: "Chvala
Boga, narescie pSisli swoje. /"
(Aeiu Dievui, ant gallo atejo
saviskiai). Bet, kad svoje'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
Terorizuoja gyventojus.


Kadangi bolsevikai neisten-
gia valstieGiQ iveikti, tad jie l.
masi prizes gyventojus teroriz-
mo priemoniQ.
Jie uzpuldin6ja il Judo IA
miausius gyventojus. Tomis
dienomis, anot ziniQ, nuzudy-
ia daugiau poros tukstanciQ
zmoniu.
Sakoma, jie zudo zmones.
kad tie nesukiltq prizes juos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
KAUNO CENTRALINE AR
MIJOS KEPYKLA.

Sta istaiga aprupina ne vie
ma tukstantl musq kareivl1ll
duona.
Kepyklos virsininko pade-
jejo Plioplio, iSdavusio viena
ryta tulam zydui 3 maisus mil
tn, virSininko Savzdralovo nuo
ziura ne teismoD numarin-
ta.
Kepykloie tebelaikomi Cir
tuokliai vyresn. duonkepiai
(Januskevicius Stasys), kurie
uz tai, kad jp blogus darbus
kelia eikSten, nori uzmusti ke-
lius darbininkus lotto ir Pau
liukaiti)., Nors tardymas pat
virtino Sio girtuoklio Janus
keviciaus ir jo sebrq Milerio
ir kitQ pasielgimus, Wis del to
virsininko Savzdralovo isaky-
mu pirmas nubaustas 80 auks.
(Ot, didele bausme uz k6sini-
masi zmogq uzmusti!), o kit
dar maziau. Jie palikti po Sc
novel dykaduoniauti, girtuok-
liauti kepykloje If kesintis uz-
muSti neprielankius sau asme-
mis-.
Keletas kareiviq naujoku
(Kauno miestel6nQ) visai ne
bevaikSGioja j darba, nors iie
skaitosi kareiviais. Matyt, Sa-
vzdralovas turi Siokios tokios
naudos, jeigu jis leidzia ke-
liens kareiviams (Ritblatui
Aranovskiui, Mickeviciui ir
kt.) nevaikSeieti j. darbax Pc
kelis m6nesius If be to, dar
jiems leidzia uzmoketi jq al
ga. Mickevicius nors girtas,
bet Wis dar pasirodo nors i sa-
waite viena karta kepykloje, o
kit nei to nemaloneja. Matyt,
virSininkas Savzdralovas uz
tai ant jq nepyksta.
Steig. Seimo Darbo Fede-
racijos frakcijos nariu inicia-
tiva eia buvo pradetas tar
dymas. Kuo pasibaigs-nezi-
MIA. Tx reikia pastebeti, kad
klausinejant kelius liqdinin-
kus, prie tardymo dalyvavo ir
virSininkas Savzdralovas. Liq-
dininkai paskiau skundesi,
kad jie visko nedriso pasako-
ii, bijodami virsininko kersto.
Tardytojai be reikalo dar ne
paklausin6jo kokiam tikslui
virSininkas laikosi dvi pori
arkliu (viena pora vazineja
savo paeia su vaikais, XII
ta-pats vazinejasi) ir pora
Tais arkliais jis ne
vieno duonos svarelio neveza,
o juos iSlaikyti reikia. Taip
pat be reikalo nepatikrino,
kick sukurena. virSininkai NAL
kq per diena ir t. t. Cia butp
gerbiamieji tardytojai dar 81
ta apie tn ponQ elgesi suzino-
je.
0 ponai vyresnieji duon-
kepiai juos betardant lietu-
viskai visai atsisake kalb6ti.
Mat kur gi, Kauno Lenkai, is
kur jie jos ismoks. 0 pagaliau
ir reikalo nera. Vistiek jie vi
sur pirmas vietas gauna.
To11i6noi TTLro ancIz1, Kuo 4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
PINGg KURsAs.

Svetimp saliu pinigu verte, mai.
nant nemaziau $25,oOO, Baland. %
buyo toka pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos strerlingu svarui 1898
Prancuzijos Sinful franku 7.19
Italijos Sinful liru 4.z5
vokietijossimtui markiu 1.5l
Lietuvos Sinful auksinq Isl
Lenkijos Sinful markip .8
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
RUSIJOS AUKSU PASIPEL-
NE MILITARIZMAS.
Auksas neduoda ramybes ST.
berijai.

Vladivostokas, Bal. 25. =
Leiten. pulkininkas Nakaoka,
priklausqs prie JaponQ eks-
pedicijos Siberijoje, padav@ in
domiQ ziniQ apie Rusijos aux
so atsarga.
Kuomet 1917 metals rudeni
bolSevikai pa6m6 Maskvq il
Petrogradq, 65O,OOO,OOO rubliQ
aukso atsarga jie pa6m6 is
Rusijos valstyb6s bankQ ir di-
desniai apdraudai pasiunt6
KazaniQ.
Gen. Kappelo karuomen6 ne
uzilgo pa6m6 KazaniQ ir pod
raug ta visa auksq. Sito &C.
nerolo par6dymu visas auksas
sukrautas ! traukini If pasiqs-
tas OmSkan, kur savo vyriau-
sia stovyl1lq ir valdziQ tur6jo
admirolas Kolcakas.
1918 metals adm. Kolcakas
daug milijonQ to aukso iSleido
savo armijos reikalams. Jis
200 milijonQ rubliQ iSmokGjo
Anglams, Prancuzams, Ameri-
konams ir Japonams uz ivai-
rias prekes.
Ir kuomet iis is Omsko b6go
Irkuckan, 10 zinyboje buvo
maziau jau kaip $50 milijon1l
rubliu.
Gruody, 1919 m., KolGakas
% milijonus pasiunt6 ! Shan
ghajQ. ,Citoje ta aullsQ sulaik6
gen. Semionov- Sakoma, Sis
pamanes, kad ta auksa Kolca=
kas norris pavartoti privati-
MANS reikalams, tad jis tuos
pinigus ir pasisavino. Ir kick
zinoma, jis to aukso neatida-
We mel .Japonams, nei Kolca-
kui negrqzino.
Teko Cekams- -Slovakams.
Sausy, 1920 metals, admire
las KolGakas tur6jo dar 400
milijonQ rubliQ. Jis ta auksq
paved6 saugoti Cekams-Slova
kams.
Site 400 milijonai rubliQ au-
kso teciau pragaiSo ir nezinia,
kas juos turi.
Cekai-Slovakai tvirtina, kad
kuomet Kolcakas buvo nuga-
labintas, jie ta auksa atidave
socijalistams revoliucijonie-
riams, kuriuos pripazine au-
torizuota valdzia.
Daugelis paaskoja, kad boil
sevikai leide liuosai Cekams-
Slovakams atsimesti atvangion
vieton. Ir uz tatai Site boise
vikams buvo atmok6je tuo au-
ksu.
Pagaliau bolSevikai tvirti-
ma, kad jiems to aukso tekus1
labai maza dalis. Didesn6ji da-
lis tekusi Cekams-Slovakams.
Cana pasakyti, kad tas au-
ksas pragaiso ir nezinia, kas
j turi.
Kur daugiau.
Kuomet gen. Semionov eva
ikuavo Cita 1920 metals rude
nj, su savimi jis tur6jo 20 mi
lijonQ rubliQ. Is tos sumos jis
Z mifijonus dave gen. Vezbic-
kiui, kappelistq virsininkui.
Kitus 13 milijonu gen. Semio-
nov pasiliko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
ATS|NAUJ|NO REvOL|U-
CIJA UKRAINOJ.
GYVENTOJAI ORGANIZUO-
JASI PRIZES Boise
VIKUS.
Bolsevikai pakele baisu tero-
rizma.

Stockholmas, Bal. Is Petro-
grado praneSta, jog Ukraine.
je atsinaujino revoliucija prizes
bolSevikus. Ukrainos valstie-
ciai organizuojasi If ginkluo-
jasi prizes teroristine bolSevi-
ku valdzia.
Tarpe upiQ Dniepro II Dnies-
tro valstieGiai at6m6 nuo bal
SevikQ daugybe miesteliQ IL
sodziQ.
ValstieGiu tikslas = boise
vikus iSginti laukan is Ukrai-
nos ir ta Sail paliuosuoti nuo
baisaus raudonojo teroro.
Naikinami gelezinkeliai.
Ukrainams valstieciams va
dovauja zinomas gen. Makno.
Jis pats su skaitlingais bu-
riais valstieciu prizes bolsevi-
kus veikia pietuose nuo Char
kovo.
10 burial sunaikino gelezin-
keli, jungianti Maskva su kri-
mu.
BolSevikai Savo karuOmene
koncentruoja GomeEio ir RE
Sica apylink6se, Siauriuose
nuo Kijevo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
Kur daugiau.

Kuomet gen. Semionov eva
l1uavo Cita 1920 metals rude
nj, su savimi jis tur6jo 20 mi
lijonq rubliQ. Is tos sumos jis
Z mifijonus dave gen. Vezbic-
kiui, kappelistq virsininkui.
Kitus 13 milijonu gen. Semio-
nov pasiliko.
Be to, gen. semionov buda-
mas Gitoje per devynis me-
nesius tenai is imperijos ban
kos buvo paemes il isleides "a
milijonus rubliQ.
Gen. Vezbickis Z milijonus
praleido savo karuomenes at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
Xiii klausimai.

Ncreikia abejoti. kad prem
jeru turtjo aptarti If priemo-
mes, kokios bus pavartOjamos
iei Vokietija nepiIdys reikala,
vimQ.
Taippat tur6jo but aptarto
ir Suv. EalStijQ nota VOMe,
THAI ir jQ atSineSimas i tai.
kininku reikalaujamq kontri-
bucijQ.
Su prcmjeraiS konferencijo.
je nedalyvavo joke militari,
Mai ekSpertai, iS4mus sekreto.
rius ir kitus kelis palydOvus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26
ATRAsTos vARIo KASYK-
LOS.

Stockholmas, Bal 25. - Kan
dabag apskrity susekta stori
sluogsniai vario. Tuojaus bus
intaisytos kasyklos. Per metus,
sakoma, busia galima iskasti
100000 tonq vario rudos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-26

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-05
SOUTH NEWFANE

Miss Matte Metcalf came home Sat
urday and is visiting with her father,
John o. Metcalf
The meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent
society will be held Wednesday afternoon
of next week. with Mrs. NJ. a. Bingham.
MIR. and Mrs William A. Howe and
son, Stewart, of Brattleboro. were week
end visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
G. Sparks.
Rev. W. w Hackett of West Wards
boro spent Monday night at the parson-
age with his son, Rev. f. X. Hackett,
and family.
Mrs. Lyman Davidson and son of
Wardsboro and Mrs l.. +. Eose of West
Nardsboro were callers at Mrs Willard
+. Bingham's last week.
j. Henry Fisher, who has been with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Fisher at VIII
Evansville month, returned home Sun
day and is with Mr.. and Mrs Ira NJ.
Ingram.
Mrs. Sawin and two children. Bruce
and Beverly, after spending the summer
with Mr.. Sawin in Canada. are at Mrs.
Frank T.. Bruce's. They will return to
Canada early in the winter.
Mrs. Frank e. Butterfeld Returned
home last week from Portland Oregon,
where she spent the summer with her
mother Mr.. Butterfield was at home for
/ q tNN hd9S anu hdS FtLHEueh To- sears
burg. His brother. Lawrence Butter
field of Guilford. is here coon hunting HE
recently brought in a coon weighing II
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X, Cooley, who spent
six months with Mrs Frank H. Bruce mt
Brookside. left Sunday for their home
in Springfield, Mass, going by automo-
bile with Dir. and Mrs Webb and friend.
who motored here Saturday for the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Ogilvie and grand
daughter, and Mrs. Handy of Orange.
Mass, were recent guests for the day.
The auction sale at the home of the
late William II. Tobey drew a large
crowd Wednesday. Number plates indi-
Gated that automobiles from New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts, New York and Ala
bama We're on hand. Goods brought
high prices generally Mr.. Tobex's sis
ter, Mrs. Drury. with her husband. son
and chauffeur came from South Shafts.
bury. His half-brother and half-sistcr
| Frank Harris and Mrs Mahogany. also
Mr., and Mrs. Scripture and daughter OF
Westmoreiand. n H.. Mr.. Tubbs and
family from Greenfield. are relatives from
! a distance who were present at the sale.
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annual election of officers was deferred
until Nov. Q.
The runaway horse owned by John S.
Baxter caused a more serious accident
than at first supposed as Mr.. Baxter
suffered an injury TO his shoulder that
has kept him housed until the Halloween
social in the union district.
DR. Clifton d. Howe, who spent two
DAYS last week with relatives, returned
Saturday to his home in Toronto. Mrs.
Howe and their little daughter, who spent
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Newton, accompanied DR..
Howe to their home.
Miss Nellie, Pratt returned Saturday to
Greenfield with her brother, Clifton Nj.
Pratt, and wife for a short stay. She
viii come to Newfane later for a few
days to close the home for the winter,
planning, as has been her custom. to re-
main at the home of her brother through
the winter.
The sudden. illness of w H Goodnow,
after Il busy days work on Newfane com
mon. caused much solicitude among his
assist in caring for him His daughter
many friends. Mrs. Wilcox was called to
Mrs. Blanche Pratt, and her husband
came from Boston Sunday and returned
Monday, leaving him better.
| The w. G. L. L. met Friday at go
| p. N. The session was short in order
that the members might attend the meet
| ing of the Homeland circle appointed for
the same afternoon at 5 o'clock The
/ brief but interesting program consisted
of readings from the Union Signal Plans
were made for the observance of Worlds
] Temperance Sunday, which viii be de-
| ferred until Nov. Is because of previous
arrangements made by others.
| The funeral of Mrs. Narcotic (Ayers
J Pratt was held in the home Oct % at 2
p. IN. Rev. f. NJ. Wiswall and Rev. f. b.
Hyde ofiiciated. The flowers were numer-
Gus and beautiful, including pieces from
/ the Woman's Relief corps and Rebekah
| lodge. The burial took place in the
! family lot in Woodlawn cemetery. Mem
bers of the Sons of Veterans acted as
bearers. Mrs. Pratt's son, Clifton NJ
Pratt. and wife of Greenfield, attended
! the service.
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EAST PUTNEY.
Community Club Halloween.

On Saturday evening, oct -. Pierce's
hall was the scene al a Halloween frolic.
Decorations of black and orange stream
ers. with black cats and pumpkin faces
made the hall gay while jack-o'lantcrns
peeped In at the windows and ghosts APP
pcared Mt various times The formal pro-
gram opened with u jack-o'lantern chorus
by children of No. s and No. Z schools.
RccitationS and songs with two short
plays formed the rest of the program.
After community singing, led by the
children and men of the club. the game
period started Richard Phelps received
the first prize for pinning tail on cat
and Maryland Hardy prize for eating apple
from a string A Yankee Doodle march
followed, fortune telling by Miss Post
dressed as a witch and poison snake.
tucker and a Halloween walk caused
much fun. The last game before refrsh-
ments was passing a lighted candle
around the circle Misses Davis and
Bourne and AIessrs Wyman and John
son had charge of the games. Hot frank
furters were served by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
X. Loomis assisted by Howard LoOmis
anda Mrs. Nettie Munson. Miss Esther
Loomis. Mrs. Cobb and Carl Stockwell
dispensed the coffee and Mrs. Punt and
Mrs Wyman sold cake After refresh
ments Clark kathan sold slips of plants
for winter blooming, adding a neat sum
to the clubs treasury. Square and round
dances concluded the evenings entertain
ment. Old and Young to the number of
100 agreed the affair was a success, so
cially as well as financially.
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Primitive Baptist paper and decided to
try it. l have used Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Lydia E.
Pinkham's Liver Pills for about seven
months and now / am able to do my
work. | shall never forget your medi-
cine and you may publish this if you
want to as it is true. Mrs. j. +.
HURSEY, Star, N. c..
Here is another woman who adds her
testimony to the many whose letters we
have already published, proving that
LYDIA Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound often restores health to suffering
women even after they have gone so far
that an operation is deemed advisable.
Therefore it viii surely pay any woman
whe suffers from ailments peculiar to
her sex to give this good old fashioned
remedy fair trial.
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STRATTON.

Mrs Abel Pike and son. Ernest Pike.
of Brattleboro were at their old home
Thursday.
Mrs. f. Q. Lyman is spending a few
weeks with her son, Ray Z. Lyman,
and family.
Almer Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j.
Eddy of Brattleboro called at E. A
Eddy s Tuesday
Mr.. and, Mrs. f. A. Eddy and daughter
Miss Ethel, attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Maria johnson, Tues
day in Wardsboro.
Mrs. T. A. Eddy visited her daughter
Miss Ethel Eddy, in Brattleboro the
first of the week, going home with hel
Sunday and returning Tuesday.
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Mrs. Della T. Kenney is visiting Miss
Hattie johnson in Brattleboro.
Miss Thelma Martin is attending
Leland and Gray seminary in Townshend.
Mrs. Lucy Hosley went to Londonderry
Monday to visit NJ. II. Hosley and other
friends.
A mixed quartet from Springfield will
sing i'm church next Sunday at the morn
ing service.
Mrs. Lewis Lynde of Dummerston is
spending a few days at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Abbie Morse.
Next Monday there viii be a meeting
Of ministers of Windham county at the
church, beginning at 10 a. m.
Virgil Ranney returned Saturday from
a visit in the home of his sister, Mrs
Clarence Adams, in Providence.
Miss Caroline Bliss has closed her sum
mer home, We-like-it, and went Tuesday
to Akron, Ohio, to spend the winter.
Nathan Roess and two sons from Win
hall and Fred Boyden of New York city
have been recent guests at l.. Z. Martin S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cam, who spent
the summer at their new cottage on New
fame hill, returned Tuesday to their home
in New York city.
The topic Of the Christian Endeavor
service next Sunday evening is Thy VIII
BE Done-With My Money. DeWeese
Dewitt viii be the leader
w. p. Eames motored to Nfiddlebury
Sunday to visit his daughter, Marjorie
who IS in college there. Mrs. flames, who
had been there to spend a few days, re
turned home with Mr.. Gaines.
The Homeland Circle met with Mrs
W. II. Guodnow Friday at 3 p. m. when
q program of readings WAS given CONFORM
ing home aQd foreign missions, but tn,