davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
Gn bnolps, iaar 9als.
9inbrer burtia. mar Sc aipenoer
liot Muferple.

Ga mlliiteroIc bill lie fntte gIRnu1er fom
BET onnmeIhae'e Sennepss4 Idfter. Blot toreb
bet pac meo Stngrene. Get ir9ffer i1o til ben
fnare Glai meo Ell Nib aIse, ISsrer @FoSiHs'
nina % trptler Io Saarbsoen % Grrerterne.
2~puftcrole er en- rem, bib Sable, label nieo
cenrcg39Iir. Ten er COB foe purtig 2inorins
al faar Gals, qronftt, Ion1Ittts, 'Strlbeboite,
fiji NnHe, 9Iitbmq, TeuraIsiu, Sooeoptne,
WIosftisniug, RicuriTp. Hbeumat!sr,e, Scfteeigt,
Gulerter ue RIaoer I gbeesn 90 2eunerne,
Gcr'trpfrinser, faore mufIer, StsS, SrpitbpI'
Der, iroRne 5seher, Sor;isIeIie I grnttet (bet
cite tcrcbDgger 2nn~gebetGnoeIfe). Sntet er tom
G~Gu'teroIe for Gern ,nes strpbebofte. Sob Bet
~tebGueig for burtis @rlIe.
$50 % Csc sruiier; SofpitaIsitsrreIfe $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
M D1CIT|S.


Set CT oct NET iulStrnsise Rer'sIfssriSssI
oirftuoe pGu bCGae babe eeTe oG reore SHo'
r0loc. uooytpcubt 'proPrpeoe Stoftc, Der fc,.
after SNiieWtt l uIldncoooiS 81 forI iuies
uroet Tan leSRc. Set uoerieer al Gas. ocrrco
fiC5,lfitlil i~CyuCuoc VrCs moo Sleriei og andre
ultulC GrdIuCr. Set Cr torbaufcHhe bpilieU
W,PrUot aiitire =to'fe ASIer.t'ta trIiisr 'rI
NprilS@tGHaleu Stuiie On dIhril irceee eGr
i. ii, SritCut SoyirG oct lice e'ter en- ~HGiuritJ
Ni'rrin1. 90 meri bcor mcgee. mere ugcre cic''e
foyli'icNoc Dit Sritcul Der brt1SeS no. : .eite
Observation-Disclosures iaaiouI Gcr'tcerel'c IN os
%. iur ..tuVC. Gas pud WdoeU elsr "ipI
3ucCouiuc. ri CT 3ieiuIo Geler't.ia aIrts
trirle Qiror,uu. Nolcrt'tu er liHNjl en- Cpcr'
yu'lclir tor SOL Der bar bruGt Inn Dc dlrlliI'
oc.t1c 1}coiciUty ior nIdce "a Sraoclee euer
'ii u!ivtiNC. bCbGuC.;Gc "a iuIoitructse Tirin'TS.
Gavportcr ira 2Gs,r.
sea bar bruat .SItr i'ia ! min Rrdyis os
bar lie iuvSCt nCGtt Der optrludr ee!.'
Jl,rNcyttGUsll II. =. ". CINE.
Seq rlr ,IIt furot: uoGti : min 20 anrS
Vrori5 iom occrGGdy !IN.cyiiu." OurSeg!eeneD
=. ,<uHlCS HSCGctr.
Itl brulcy sla.eri!u I ale MIloctii'R!sIy.
u. ). ~. Vyc.!umdu.
"Gficy AZ bare tlIct Aolfr''''u %btltUosr ga
mia btore tU0 pdu 20 gnr. GGo lar HE oeEIlee
Sen iuriGrocliGt llrerhco .f%crareoci ia li'I 81"
TEN lIGotrttpuctl J. s Eat!ei;.
"larict pryc Sto!tru:d Ian lea III ere peg
Wct.cu. ioIci lea he !a1oe ?cd rianss aa''
ll,UoCytcGTe:) GCJG ' Htco.eIi
glr.cgjta 'rIse3 Al ltreno1 :lpoibeiEIs eesT.
alt c.tr fences Vcyiobe.I.i 'cr Sl-o L,lor
SLATE. rot Tor illeliruotg Et5dFe.iuel @!f,o
citcy iiOcu III NcJ on EigctHc!ttl@, 9e1eEIi
GcutYano, 2ert. y. q. %oul @,ttH,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

Npitcn enboer / ip0peitIige MiS-
iollri cnten %tienoer cuer bar bort ON
&cu. Barter Wtoon, iom / ct belt
habit Iarbunoreoe bar onpell0t lit
Sip % tine Gpner for Ssnoagsifo,
len % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
"Spcictp Of 6rlen0a" eucr &uGter
he. San Dor / CPS &onoro gIpcnlc,
Carthage, Wto.
"llncle Barrier, Iout han er melt
n~lminoelig fien0t, er iprllngcn al en-
i'm og aanunel froitig 8pTterIlP1t,
% Ser er life en- bebrc ficnot % me
re almiuoeIig reipefterct @orgGr /
ocfinc Gel al Stotcn. : Smtolc al
oen nlcrfuUroige @icnoprcttclie al
i'm &eIbreo pco Sonloc tiger han:
"Sor omtrent fem Aor ii0cn blep
icg olmin0elig nc0bruot. OPit ho'
peoiagelige Suoe bar nerue8 Sn0is
gestion cIIer lIet 6or6eiclie. Ntin
Nppetit bar ntegCt oaarli9 OF min
9tGrtrlg oetom mig l1eI0ell Del, lad
ica maatte leue paa en- nueget IND.
itrGnfet 0irt. Seq leo en- bel Gel
al Sopebpine oa Spimmelbeo5alt.
fails; ieg bauoe nIOorliQe Smcrter
oper Sm~alrpggeu og leo LENT al
Soritoppelic oct mleite al Si0cn. Seq
bar / @irfeliQheoert ioa iuag og ncb.
bru0t, at icg life uar iltOn0 til at
oareto9e mine Nligtcr.
"Tcnne Torfotning Qioroe mig
meget nernos, % iea funOe life lone
ON gtatten. Cite frul0c ieA li8Ge
naagen npiten belle Nattcn, % icg
por mere eller minore / ocnnc 6ore
fotning / fem 9Iar. gtin &G0r lag.
sc, at ban life funoc Qierc noQct Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
Sra geltrami, YpIf Co., Itnn.

Ser CT en- bel Eel meo Strit ON
Sortioen. Sn8en '%yrsiet; ale ips
nes at bore itom bebauoIet. Sus
gen FINES at foa not al oisie iorbiife
Sin8. 9os bar Der Ii89ct ct itiult
2nife hos ~auelammen, at Soppen mart
ntdatte pGre naaet. iao ar set moattc
famine tilboge iom for Grigcn i 1914.
Nu er bette nouet iaIfaIo for 6armee
rells gebtonmsnbc. Sor grempel. Ic.
penoe Spiu iGlges M for ipo Gents
Sunbet. Rreaturer FOR 70 III TO % en-
halp Gent Yuubet. Eoteter 40 Cts.
pr. guibel. Saa M ituIoe ri tro, al
Sarnleren bar iornsiet. Ieu neil Nl
har pi ct rigti8t &amaifrig ira belle
hen iorbbprtcnoe @efoItntn9 opcr beE
belle &drb. Si bar ogiad pirteIi8 Gars
Tag at itri9e MI, FOR Omtrent alt, Tom
hi ifaI tisbe, CT Ii9e bbrt.
International 9arpeiter So. i~orIdn>
GER li8e meeet for lit IoIfincri lom
for, % StiIipater er lige / 6rIene.
llnbres paa, ON SLnperne bar I~treitct.
iaa be bIep neoiaser at rage ~iuaoarne
ubIue Triier for lit Ialttneri. Seq
bare ipsr.
@uper1sr Surnqliiit Iooeoe at 9isre
oft / lin Wtast for %biIIigere |arer.
&iGre, Sr. gurnquiIt itier ginberpris
len / 10! Spt ct fsIseUGrbigt ggew,e
pei for %, biue ltnberiuatter!
@i Sarmere er life bare bIit ifiRret
/ TO. @i maatte betdIe 81 pr. Su. for
pores "Seeo"s Yoteter os mi iel9e Dem
for 40 Cts. - bare en- Sieuoebel. Ru
er Ter 10 ell bel Sep9selie lom 9aar
igienrem Snmfunoet. Sarmeren, ipnl
er Hp9raben / Snnfunpet, ma be'
huubles mere bar irnt. Suart er Sts
Den tnoe for en- M Nplin9. 2tbt Slap
paa Stuloeren biz gierue brinse tliins
her al Icre5 mere. Si Sdrnrere oil faa
SOB at orbeioe ierten Sirer / 9s9net
/ 1921 o9iaa. Teir 90 Stno bar oi
life bant Der / norbre Niuneiotd / 9eit.
Sdre flint belle Siben.
ct gpot Nptaar snifes bere aIeionts
rsrI 81. q. WiieIbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
For k1qende Fortur.
Brug antiseptisk, hydende Zemo.

Der err ct Lagemiddel, som sjeldent tager
!gu at stanse kleende Tortur og lindre
lIUulrrltationer, og som gjor Huden bl9d,
rem og Sund.
h'Akensomhelst Apotheker kan ~forsyne
ZEN med Zemo, som almindeligvis over
E!hder ale ~Hudsygdomme. Ansigtsblussen,
t']eMa, hloen, Fregner. Finner, Black
Htaus maa | dc fiestc TilfPlde give cfter
Io' Ielno. Ofte hender Diet, at mindrc Be
IIeFAelser udslettes i Nations Lob. Kl9en
st4hSer s4dyanlig strax. Zemo er ct six
Eert antiseptisk iydende L@gemiddel, rent,
!.t al BRUCE og paalideligt. bet koster kun
90 cents en- extra stor Flaske ST. o bet
prefer like, er like fedtet eller klebende
uud.
The F.. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

Tu ifaI ou ie, at ieg ifoI bIipe fers
Dig ri at ienoe &eiiepenger til 800
item" for ben fan ies life uuoprre, %
og bu fan tro, at ie8 lGier Den o9Ioa.
Soao @eir og @inb ansoor, iaa bnr Der
n9ret tint belle iioite SPIT, men i S.@
tober lit oi baaSe 9te9u % 3ngeI, OF
bet har bare bpno ri enitet. apIinoet
bIep bra, iaa pi FAR life roget at tIage.
9ernteo Ell 6iIien til &eOutter % ale
8Iabet5 2Gicre. Wlrs. 5aatenIeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

...i-c, ,ru ,t frnpslt Sientmsn1ieosI. Der tan
ugrss al boem'omhsI't usem SetoNntna. pa:
II....rrI,y =, S ~ mar for,sat bet o. belt er tilfrebS Tso ben
UnS 49, !, 20 q nufprt bet bar qipst big, 'sno % en-
S' GSdr y iits. foner Dc Sia inttt. IN bs'tem.
-,r o. ri tror bio paa bit Orb. II psb lite hpor'
puH a., I;mhrsr nritsu / suhper Stabie og ale 9ils
SS Hrh, 81 az nssnse. bIsbsrbe. nbitaocubs NiIes 'sIp sft,r
,r sti q,retibs eIerhisheb. vi bar n~loota9si Snnors'
fsr al grere. fortrIsnee ON bet Seie. ION estts merit
~ SS,cs nirfuinosiuIhs SpItem baf hopt. sfttr al olt
aarrtstSorfeilet. erbpa fo'tbore % tarliee Onerattorsr.
~ Sst ,tter 80 oa 40 Qars 2lbelier. D. mtlosre ltt9l'
fsGr briness ofte nnper &ontroi paa e., snehs
30 giI bu lite 'oriee. bet paa Dor Sttottrtrof
r-t-r"ss,s. DIR. Van Week Co.. Dept c /.
Iscksnn Mich. Ssno inesn NeNas. Strio toaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

VoIt ptl brtn9e big
Ell regular Dollar
Vatte AZ Or. Ban
QIsris trsbpbbeIte ab.
iorpiipnS thauelingtor
fIScuor, ~btpoeuoe,
~uodaaenbe VtIes
fonIt aue andre ~lisuenb.
Gnher - oft I umertet
Cm'Iae at prove
irif. Or. Vau Died.
tibIissrc 9irur9 / be
Screusbe StaterS Gr'
me, auptnbt. 40 Var III
OF fulbicmmsrgiere nm
M rerbe
Mbfcrpticn Wetbo;
DC. Snosr ario. iussu
,,artsr ,rosu Ofeos,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
0ruiom Hues.
or. Ian 0led bar iunoet a8te
Sinbring, boilfe belbreber
Suhnoer.
senb Sort for Dollars Yreue trit

9il bpemiombelt Iinenee al Niles (Ses
r,orrboiper) sisr nj bette ubssr9nieos 3iis
hub SenD os bin aoresie, o9 o~nigaoenes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
SuoiNaOommc

I'm 9ijema. Salt Reu,n. BARRIERS Stdl. aou,Is eaar,'
w.N99rn' JrCii'. % granbiaar. 6rpitbii. Subfprgi't.
Ing IA ugT9S sIer Tarosr. sIod Seobs 90 onhrs,
see.rsets 4bIclut oeb Brig az min ECZEMA
reSitlc.- Miu Sfab Salpe pil hslbrsoe Stab.
"a JEot. Seceu YeorS % Brairis St6 poa foa
~ par hsIbrebet 3ufiuhtr | be fbfts 25 aar.
SSi.oi 81. Rot for $500. Apo'heker s.
HihKlov. Box A, Cooperstown, N. ID.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

EGO Mnrrt. beeH %IasaenSs, bcoii
S4EE4SA wv CsoSS& betaIerhe qrter AT line
EyF2EEW ~fulobIpoS SsuS. QGuher. 5i1S % RGItuuer.
V4*Sp IbpaIgtt b~oarhfere ppbr9ttebe Rorbtr.
~ TuaIe, 999 % Rueemafirer III Ian Rrts,
29 NarS Gsfarira % min rpe p~9rbifuIoe
100 Sioer Boa for Inn sc.
w. Weber. Box 81. Mankato, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
dance.

observation-disclosures uo,r Haeu o. aerss!s taats IRE bet minhfs S.ufoa
I'll: be blr ins euaaEa aiennsnInfs az &soatiorrr. gaprst Bill ife
bling o1.H,rssirrt. m,bmiHbrt pshtemmtnee. Rorrsiponhtnt On.
fer bet, men Nsbaffionsn MAJ bar. hans fuIoe ytaou % abpssu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07
e

f5 frosne
+. Huno,
ftlanterho'
{ bar bapt.
labife pife
Glen life
b. Yi for,
4, nten bort
lopeIt NH,
brg fuubet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07


lbs. 3asier
Hne 2asicr
fenbeS ,neO
kr Grpreis.
ftteGpers
|tToen24
Iapere fra
|berfor Iis'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

FoSieu 2atc
&c pr. Qb.
|gararterer
|ub Sc bar
nc pr.B b
eepr.p b.
furHientee
n so Duro
|tmeIiQe for
O. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-07

atTauotr
peripr5tlo
90 Tuuo5
eat. S. M
kasie aro's
Be. pidtraI
balibnt l5t
',ncr isrot5
eler Zen
Rat. Son!.
sixth St.,
Minn.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
PATHETIC FIGURE
Continued from Page One)
8 Years to the Minute

g. - Q &
Mr.. Harding took the oath of Office
at 1.1S p. NJ. exactly eight years to
the minute from the time the same
words of obligation were spoken by
Mr.. Wilson at his first inauguration.
The inaugural ceremonies, conform
ing to Mr.. Harding's wishes. were
kept free from almost every show of
the pomp that usually surrounds the
incoming of a chief executive. Thou
sands witnessed the oath and cheer
ed the old and new presidents along
Pennsylvania avenue but the crowd
was only a fraction of the customary
Inauguration throngs.
On the Bible used by George Wash
ington at his first induction into office,
and on verse of Scripture extolling
the virtue Of an humble faith in God,
Mr.. Harding plighted his best ability
to the presidency. In his inaugural
address he ,reaffirmed his reverence for
the traditions Of the fathers and reit-
Grated his belief that the supreme task
ahead was, to bring the country once
more to normalcy.
Crowd Hears Easily
The inauguration ceremony took
place as usual on a stand erected above
the east steps of the capitol, but, in
marked contrast to previous Inaugural
tions when thousands Of seats were
provided, al 1.-The distinguished compa-
ny had to remain standing. Even the
inaugural stand was much smaller
than usual and was erected to accom-
fnodate a telephone apparatus which
carried Mr.. Earding's voice far out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
CHURCH NOTICES

Centenary Methodist Episcopal: In
the absence of the pastor. Mrs. Nichols
will occupy the pulpit at 10.45 and T.
Evening subject. "Regenerating a Race
with Tools and Bibles"
Bethany Baptist, George Merriam.
1915 subject, "The First Appeal of a
Needy World and the Response Of the
early Church." Sunday school at noon
G. E. at 6 o'clock; evening worship at
Z; midweek services Thursday at 100;
meeting for, youths Thursday at p NJ
Federated church, Rev. George L.
IhurloW: 1890 subject, Everybody s
World" church school at ~ Nj. Y. P.
S: c. p: at s O'clock; evening service
at THE Man Who Sees No Need
OF PMbilc Gonfession;" midweek serv-
ton class Friday at 345 p NJ.
Notre Dame of Lourdes, Rev. FIR. J..
Louis A. Renaud: There will be the
usuai services with girls and women
$50 A. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05

with the autocracy OF service. I pledge
an administration wherein all the
agencies Of government are called to
serve and ever promote an understand
ing OF government purely as an ex-
preston of the popular will.
One cannot stand In this presence
and be unmindful Of the tremendous
responsibility. The world upheaval has
added heavily to our tasks. But with
the realization comes the surge OF
high resolve and there IL reinsurance IN
belief in. the God given destiny OF our
republic. II felt that there u to be
sole responsibility In the executive Tor
the America Of tomorrow, I should
shrink from the burden, But here are
4 hundred millions, with common con-
Germ and shared responsibility, answer
able to God and country. The repuDiic
summons them to their duty and 1 an
vite cooperation.
/ accept my part with single minded
ness. Of purpose and humility Of spirit
and implore the favor and guidance OF
God in .HiG heaven. With these ! am
unafraid and confidently face the fu-
have taken the solemn oath Of Of.
Ace on that pAssage Of the. Holy WIT
wherein it is asked. what doth the
Lord require of thee but to do Justly ana
to love mercy and walk humpiy Win
thy Cod This plight to GOD ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
MANY PROBLEMS
FACING HARDING

Washington, March 4-Here are
some of the more important of the
problems. international and domes-
tic, facing the Harding Administers
ton:
international
Peace with Germany.
Final disposition of the Treaties
Of Versailles and st. Germaine.
Decision as to the entry of the
United States into an Association Of
Nations.
International disarmament.
The Japanese California question.
The Russian Question, including
trade with Soviet Russia.
Recognition of Mexico.
Negotiation Of new treaties, dip
lomatic and commercial with Ger
many and Austria and with the new
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tones. or trying to patch up
poor digestion. they ar: attacking the
real cause Of the ailment-clogged
live and diapmered bowels.
n: Edwards Give Tat...ts arouse
the hver in q soothing. healing way.
When the. liver AID bowels are per
forming their natura. functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite, a lazy, don't
car ceiling. no ambit, 4 or energy,
trr'lbk with unffgested foods? Take
Olive Tablets the substitute for ca:onel.
d. Edwards' Olive Tablets arc a
pAely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
olive culo. They Dc the work without
glpng. cramps q pain.
9 Ja9t one q tive n bedtime for quick
gelies. Eat whaf you like. 15c and soc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
coo,idoe's inaugural

Washington, March 4-FolloWlng Is
the full text Of the, inaugural address
of Vice President Coolidge:
Five generations ago there was
revealed to the people of this nation
a new relationship between man ana
man, which they declared and pro-
claimed in the American constitution.
Therein they recognized legislature
empowered to express the will of the
people in law, a judiciary required to
determine and state such law and an
executive charged with securing ODE
dience to the law, all holding their
Office not by reason Of some superior
force but through the duly determin-
ed conscience of their countrymen.
ITO the House close to the heart of
the Nation. renewing its whole men,
bership by frequent elections, repre-
senting directly the people, rejecting
their common purpose, has been
granted full measure of the power
Of. legislation and exclusive author
ity to originate taxation. To the
Senate, renewing it's membership by
degrees, representing in part the SOW
ereign states, has been granted not
only a fun measure of the power of
legislation but, IL possible, far more
important functions. To it is in
trusted the duty of review, that to
negotiation there may be added rati-
fication and to appointment approx
al. But its greatest function of ALL
too little mentioned and too little un-
derstood, whether exercised in legis-
lating or reviewing is the preserva-
ton of liberty. Not merely the
rights of the majority, they little
need protection, but the rights of the
minority, from whatever source they
may be assailed. The great object
for us to seek here, for the constitu-
ton Identifies the Vice Presidency
with the Senate, is to continue to
make this chamber, as it was intend
ed by the fathers, the citadel of lib
erty. An enormous power is here
conferred, capable of much good or
III. Open it may be to abuse, but
necessary, wholly and absolutely
necessary to secure the required re-
suit.
Whatever it's faults, whatever its
human imperfections. there IS no
legislative body in all history. that
has used it's powers with more wis.,
dom and discretion, more uniformly
for the execution of the public will.
or more in harmony with the spirit
of the authority of the people, which
has created it, than the United States
Senate.
I take up the duties the people have
assigned me under the constitution,
which we can neither enlarge nor
diminish. of presiding over this Sem
ate, agreeable to its rules and rela-
tions, deeply conscious that it will
continue to function in harmony
with it's high traditions as a great
deliberative body, without passion
and without fear, unmoved by clam
or, but, most sensitive to the right,
the stronghold of government accord
ing to law, that the vision of past
generations may be more and more
; the reality of generations yet to
come"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05

town Of Cornviile will be held on
Monday March /. The ladies of the
Wesserunsett Grange Aid will serve
dinner in Grange hall
Mrs. Clara Rogers, who has been
"a patient at the Somerset hospital in
the care of Miss Mildred Frederick,
q graduate nurse from Somerset hos
pital. has returned to her home in
Norridgewock.
The regular meeting of Canton
Somerset was held on Thursday eve
ming when the p. NJ degree was con-
ferred upon a class of candidates.
The Knights of Columbus escorted
blythe Holy Name Cadets, marched
to church Sunday morning at 500
to the music of bugles and drums.
They. received the "Holy Commun-
ion'' In body. A special sermon
was given by the Rev. Father Tur-
cote OF the Dominican order of
Lewiston. and special music was
furnished by the School Choir"
After the Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass they formed ranks once more,
eAAo AAe1i Si-Su " the ~. OL ~. Hall,
preceded by the Bugle and Drum
Corps of the Holy Name Society,""
This was the first appearance Of the
cadets and most pleasing sight the
young boys presented. All the
many associations of the parish are
under the direction Of Father Rem
maud, who is the soul Of all the no.
BILE enterprises which have sprung
up since his coming into the parish.
On Sunday. March 6, the young girls
of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodal-
ity' will receive "Hsly Communion"
in body. The occasion will be
made more solemn by the appear
ance of the members of the Sodality
in white apparel and the wearing Of
the blue silk nantes, which they
are wont to wear on these occasions.
The Sodality now numbers $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
nations. Poland. Hungary and

nations. Poland. Hungary and
Czecho -Slovakia.
Japanese occupation of Siberia.
Treaty with Colombia.
Disposition of the former German
cables now held by the Allies:
Recognition of the new Greek
government and settlement of the
status of the Greek loan.
Loans to allied countries, includ-
ing funding of the British and other
debts to the United States.
The Anglo French world oil agree
ment of San Reno.
Cuban relations.
Military occupation of Haiti and
Dominican Republic.
Irish question.
PHILIPPINES independence.
Self government for Porto Rico.
Settlement of claims against Ger
many grown out of the war.
Settlement of claims against Mex
icp resulting from revolutions there.
Re-establishment of full diploma
TIC relations with Turkey.
Disposition of the Anglo French
American treaty for defense Of
France.
Domestic
Tax and tariff revision.
Soldier bonus.
Panama Canal tolls.
immigration control
General labor policy.
Army and navy policies.
Permanent merchant marine pol
icy.
Reorganization of government da-
partments.
Budget system.
Civil Service reform.
Strengthening of prohibition lawn
Antitrust law revision
Disposition of enemy property
seized during the war.
General reconstruction legislation.
housing, farmer credits, railroad
law revision and coal and packer
control.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-05
FAIRFIELD

1t is hoped that no one is forget
ting that Ladies' night is to be OBJ
served on the evening of March 10
by the Fairfield and Benton board OF
trade. The program will consist OF
speaking and singing by the Boys
and Girls Glee clubs and solo by
Otto Totman, and music will be by
Whites orchestra. Dancing will he
enjoyed. 81.
The Merrymeeting Club met at tha
Eastern Star rooms last evening with
Mrs. r. c. Taylor. Mrs. A. W. Nelson
and Mrs. A. F. Greenleaf. hostesses.
social evening was enjoyed ann
refreshments were served
w. F. McClintock and Eugene
Covell announce that they will run
as candidates for the board of So
lectmen.
Mrs. w A. Small has gone 10
Dexter, where she will visit rela-
tives.
Friday evening was passed most
pleasantly at the Methodist vestry
when the Ladies' Guild entertained
about 80 members of the Ladies' Aid
and Auxiliary of Waterville Two
farces, "A Proposal in Grandmoth-
er's Time" and IAN Up-to- Date Pro-
posal" were very amusing. as was
the tableau, "a Young Mans Slave
and an Old Mans Darling" THE
Flowers of the Nations" were inn
personated by: America, golden rod.
Hazel McAuley; England, rose, Dor
is Tozier; France, lilly. Arlene HaY.
ris; Italy, poppy, Beulah Towns;
Scotland, thistle, Mrs. Charles Dor.
rian; Ireland, shamrock. Mrs. Carg-
lyn Moves; Canada, maple leaf, EN-
ma Tozier. A plano solo was given
by Miss Arlene Harris, vocal solos by
Mrs. ]. c. Bearce and Ralph Egertor.
A social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments were served.
Russell Brown, Wesley Archer, FL
wood Osborne and Henry Johnson
have gone to Portland, where they
will be delegates to the Boys Con-
ference.
PISHON'S FERRY-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Perkins returned Tuesday 10
their home in Lynn, Mass. after
passing a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Elliott.
Ray Gootridge of Clinton village
was a business caller in town Wed
nesday..
c. M. Holt and son, Bernard, wera
guests Sunday of his parents.
Miss Ida Kelley Of Watervilia
passed the weekend at her homo
here.
Mrs. Frank Barnes returned Tues
day to her home in Auburn, after
passing few days with relativoa
here.
Mrs. E. J. Mitchell returned We'd
nesday evening after passing a few
days visiting in Fairfield and Water
vile.
Will Boston Of Canaan. was IN
town Wednesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Harry Ellis passed the day
Wednesday in Waterville the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Holt.
Miss Della Hilton, who was re-
Gently operated on for a thront
trouble, is getting along well.
The Philathea class met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. E. C. Joy. Hinckley side, with
IA members present. Roll call an
swerred by quotations. After tina
usual business, a social hour waH
passed. Refreshments were served