davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
If This Play Comes Up
HERES YOUR DECISION

Il ball first strikes foul and then
rolls onto fair territory and finally
BEETLES on fair territory between
home and first. or home and third,
n passes over any portion of first
oase or third base, it is fair ball.
Among many fans there is the
belief that a ball that first hits in
foul territory cannot later become a
fair ball, that, of course. is a mis-
take.
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
SEVENTH WARD KEEPS GOING

Seventh Ward A. A, fresh from
their upset OF the City League lead.
ers on Saturday. will endeavor to
keep in the running by giving the
strong Parkside team set back IN
their twilight tilt Wednesday at the
Kirlrwood Park diamond. Manager
Mckinney requests all his "Chicksn
to report at the club house. 1908
Lincoln street. Wednesday, not
later than 5.45 o'clock and go d.
rect to game by bus.
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
RAIN STOPS GAMES.

Twilight gaseball gave way to
Jupe Pluv yesterday when a shower
came Just about the time for the
games to begin. Industrial and
Church League games and the st.
Thomas-M. 2. Smith tilt were among
those called off.
Evening journal., 1922-05-16

PORTLAND, Ore, May 1e-Port-
land claims for it's Pacific Coast
League team the distinction Of hav-
ing the greatest number of World
War veterans as players of any pro-
fessional ball club in the country.
In celebration OF this fact, special
American Legion exercises were
planned at the Portland baseball
park on Sunday, May 6, including
the initiation of all the eleven ball
playing ex-service men into the
Legion, playing by an overseas vet
Grams band. and a big flag raising.
Portland's ex-service ball players
are:
Evening journal., 1922-05-16

Last year, with
Bob Meusel, I shared
second honors 10
Ruth in the matter
of home runs. This
season l hope TO
show the way to all
{ h o A m erioa n
League sluggers.
When the season
opened I made up
my mind to go after
these honors. With
Ruth and Meusel
under suspension. I
felt that I was Of
fered a great oppor-
tunity to break into
the home-run spot
TN,I.N
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
When You Score
REMEMBER

A time at bat is never charged
against the batsman who is awarded
first base by the umpire on being hit
by a pitched ball or called balls, or
when he makes a sacrifice hit or 8
interferred with by the catcher.
Evening journal., 1922-05-16

mittee consists OF Margaret Mundy
Mrs. John O'Connell and Albert Hum
phreys. The entertainment commit
tee consists of Ethel Jones, Frances
Gamble. Vera Howett, Eugene Mar
tin and Leslie Mathewson. One MEM
Der of each graduating class was APP
pointed to get the different classes -
attend. Iv |
Evening journal., 1922-05-16

NBatted Tor McGlade IN 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Roman c. H. S. =. / 0 o 0 0 0 0 Is
Salesianum 800. 0 0 0 0 0 90 s ks
Struck out-By Mclaughlin 4, by Do
Ian 4, by Kerrigan 10. Bases on balls
-On Mclaughlin 3. on Dolan 2. Hit
by pitched balls--Campben. Kerrigan,
Cunningham, Lowell. Wild piteh-Do-
Ian 2, Mclaughlin. Two-base hits
Coffey. Gillespie, Sheehy. Three base
Efficiency. Double play-McLongh
lin 10 Mirtutes 70 Coffey. Sacrifice hits
Campbell McGlade, Burke. Stolen
bases-Kerrlgan. Campbell, Feeney.
Catholic League Standing
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
CgDARS WINS AFTER
! 12-INNING FIGHT

me cedars NJ. E. defeated Braok-
EVA. A. of 10 TO 10 after a r.
linking battle on Saturday at
Rrack-Ex. This was the first game
Of +he Suburban Church League. The
retars will play the Ebenezer nine
at the Cedars' diamond next Satur-
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
BY KEN WILLIAMS.

My one ambition is TO lead the
home-run hitters of the American
League, for the season of 1922,
I am positive I will accomplish
that feat. am already out in front
with n nnm fnrtahIn mar-in-
Evening journal., 1922-05-16

Succeeded Very Well.
Thus far have succeeded very
well in my efforts to show the
way. Getting three home runs in
one. game. something no other
American League batsman has
Evening journal., 1922-05-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Of Yesterday
ST. Louis 10. Phillies7.
New York /, Chicago D.
Pittsburgh 8, Boston 5 40 innings),
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 2.
Tocay's Schedule
Phnlles at St Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn Cincinnati. not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results
Athletics 13. St. Louis 3.
Detroit 6, New York /.
Boston .. Chicago 0.
Washington 3, Cleveland 2.
Today's Schedule
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
St. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1922-05-16
DEMPSEY WILLS TO
FIGHT In CANADA

NEW YORK, May 16 Omitted
PPress) .-Arrangements have been
made for Jack Dempsey-Harry
Wills heavyweight championship
fight at Montreal, July 1, it was
learned today from an authoritative
source.
This follows rumors that started
when Frank Flournoy, match
maker at Madison Square Garden,
made a trip to the Canadian me-
tropolis to look over the land. The
deal may yet fall through, but the
plans are being pushed.
Tex Richard said today that It
was still at the consideration
stage" He said he had not approach
ed Dempsey or Wills.
While there is no official admission
of the selection Of Montreal for the
bout. It is learned that the plans are
almost perfected.
JERSEY CITY. N. j., May 1e
Omitted Press) Prank Flournoy,
matchmaker at Madison Square
Garden, and a committee of Mont
real men said TO be interested in
the Dempsey Wills fight, looked over
the Tex Richard arena on "Boyle's
thirty acres" here yesterday. They
spent more than an hour sizing up
the big stadium. It is understood
that the arena will be duplicated in
Montreal for the proposed heavy
weight championship fight.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

atpuer ben ib es gepiBt. Sic gds,
plobihen IS TONNE, sic SEIZE fit
erum gelaufe I'm es mar MIR ser
ein5ige 9ifferen5, .6aB nit 6en @e=
oesmeiler feline Gidabr, lon0ern
meme eigene ausena1ner gefloge is.
SD i'm iGu5r getueie, oab idt Bel
Mibtebf Sen Seller cine bon meine
eigene 96mobfs getptpe gebabt FEN
I'M oaB i'd Die fobnie mom for mid
bebalte fen. 6 gtidcltbe bon oen
&auoer is a,1f meme Mas gefloge
I'M bot e 20delhe enetgebrennt, oas
is pnttieniebr 0or@ TIT 0ord gunge.
8en Sic butte email bore loue,
mle Die a11nne geladt Yen! Sober
bot c orefige &iemarf gu made ge-
BAIT I'm idlieBlid bat ser 8eoesz
meiler geiagt, CO oebt gu linn gl1fe,
als Oh Sic Gidabr for i'm inten0et
getpeie mar, biefabs als e Ml1bl
par i'd oob nit 10 gebidnibig NIT
meine~ sdmobfs. Sd fen en- gtempt
gema6t gu lahe, atplper mein 8ief
bat MIDI 10 gebrennt> oaB i'd biel
eber batt CREME fonne. Ser @e=
oesmeiler aptper bat gcnobtiBf, BOB
tb ben i6meile .molle u1 SOS NOR
for lin genug. gr bat gelagt:
v8els> Der Bbi1tpp fat nit fem
@rinn Sic gar5e Gtorie epeg gem
me I'm ib 6enfe nit, 6ob mir uns
10 ebbes gefaue laiie ioate. Mit
10 en- &unne molle mir in uni ere
o%ieiente @eieuid)oft nifs gu 6ubn
be11 I'm for 0ieien Gieien mad i6
Sic Mobiben, 0aB mer Sen Gubl an
oie 5tritt merfe 6ubn, INT IobaIo
er alttfeit is, Damn 1rinfe mir noA
e @atte1 BON meir1 bette 5toff"
Wie Die @ang oas geb0rt bot, 90
mare le al egriebeb6el; Der &arpen-
terbabs fat geiagt: uH6ilipp mir
i'm INNER quite Sreunoe getDeie I'M
for Dem &ielen frag i@ 6i@, Oh ou
nit priefebre 0rblt, oid fretmiQig
at bride, menn nit, Damn miiile n1er
6obri9 iubie." Mptper befobr oaB
i@ 11ur e Gl6ebns gebabt ben, gu
ennlere, 90 ben lie MIDI idon beim
@idel gebabt TN fen MIDI altleit
getporfe In FEN nod nit email &C.
mart, bis ie Die 9@friebnoobr aui-
gemaht batte. Sd ben 10 iobr ge-
fiiblt mie e 8enl momit i6 perbleI-
lue SSbne Sbrn lietper
YbiIipp Saueramper.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

ten? er BOB sic 56ultern u.,o
neigte SEN &opf etmas fdief. u&o1tn
fem; aber i'd fiirdte, mir feblt Die
3ett oa5u," iagte er lddenlo.
6rau SSrma iab i'm an iab
ni6ts BON all sem, Sos iie %getraunlt
= ibr mar fMbl ums Ser5 lln6 pirr
i'm &opfe.
Mls er g%egangen NOR, las liz. oe11
8riei gum lebten Male unb number
te liA. - Seoes Wort mar fnblbe.
tpuBte Sreun0lidfeit, bntte flaren,
einoeutigen Sim. uno 90 ita110 es:
.@eil mid mein Meg boriiberfmbrt."
v@arum etgentli9," fragte lie iiA.
babe i9 Sen Brief peridmiegen2s ~
uno perbrannte i'm. !
vSin0et ou nidt,~ fagte lie Bel
Gid gum @atten, er fat Ii6 iebr
beran6ert
vSm - i'm @ru1oe lit er bod
6erielbe geblieben . . orei Sage
mag man i'm lei6en."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
mtil mein meg pordbrr-
tabrt.
@un clinton @6ier,

Trau Srnra lag idlaflos, u1o
idon graute Der Wsorgen. Sic borte
Den Sblag Der groBen Stanonbr
I'M anltoBenoen @emah. 3urds Of.
fene 6eniter brang com 9arf Der
critic Wogellout. Ser Sag periprad)
ldon gu merOen, ein gludlider 9teiie-
tag fir ibren 8atten = fit lie Elm
Sag oes WieoerIe6ens nit benz
6reun0e. = Sic grill nad Dem
5halter.. 2iht floB ourd) ben
Naum. Muf Dem 9tabttiidden lag
Der Brief. Sic Los i'm wie0er u1lo
mie6er perianf lie in Ste ittae
Sreunolidfeit bes @elbriebenen, iab
oen fernen S1reiber, Der abnungs=
log = lie in oen bitteriuBen Gei5
elmer 8erludung gefibrt. = STR
Unto fires @atten Jreuno molte lle
na6 Sabre11 m%ieoerieben. Ser gu.
faa batte ibr SEN 8rief in Sic @allo
geipielt. 90 traf es ltd, baB iult
fitr 0ielen Sag. Ser @atte IN Ge-
Ibaften mod ser 5ta0t gerufen nor
Ben NOR. Mls 5rau Srma oer
Brief geleien> 50gerte iie, Den ST.
bolt mlt5ateilen, 50gerte LANCER n1o
langer, lie mebr lie oie Derbotene Suit
lofte, Sen 6reu110 aQein 5u empfan<
gen.
Die 9ofu1g muds NIT ieoer
Stunoe, beunrubigte lie NIT prideln-
Ser @emalt, Die lie felt Sen Iage1.
erlter 2iebeSnot nibt mebr empfun=
oen. = 8elb fo1tlibeS @ebeimnis!
= Die Nabt mar perltriben unter
6eriden0en @orlteaungen, sic Ser
3auber zines SalblblummerS roltg
umidpebte. @as lie ME 0eutlld)
empfunoen1 mecfte 6ieie cine Nadt
CUR &larbeit; iie batte i'm geliebt,
liebte ibn nod, uno iab IN ibrer
gbe sic Solge ratlelbafter Srrun=
gen zines iungen, forbidden Ser5ens.
9eun crit oeutete lie Des Sreunoes
Mrt uno @eien iener Sage, perlta1o
0en Shmera INT ieinem Bllde. per-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

uum 10 beller! 90 tonnen nil
etnlge Sage langer leben!" oenf1
ieber ser neberlebenoen bel it6.
@ier Mann ltben nod I'M Set
Sfen: Elm 9elttiGer, Elm SIRE unb
5pet Mortpeger. 9lu9 Tie nit abge,
5ebrten @angen uno i6lotternoen
@lieberr.
@l0tli@ iprinst Sepler oaf. Scr
Mpparat!"
&i9tig! Gr fltdt!
@epler laBt Sic rol(en6e Napier,
i9lange 0ur6 iene Singer gleiten.
St bort Die Tunfen aus Sen Mnten-
mem in 6te Grdbte berdbfntitern.
Simmer 6asielbe 3ei6en: $50 iei6
ibr? $50 ieio ibr? -
gr oriidt Sen Sa1ter.
v88 @rao norblib = IA @ra6
'meitlid!"
8ebnmal gibt er oieIelbe Mnt-
MORT, 5ebnmal, b%unoertmal laBt Ell
oen ,Mpparat bitten: v@ilfe! @ir
itno Dem So6e Mabel" gfeue Soft.
hung belebt bie Mtdinner. sic ba-
ben %rngebeure @ntiernungen Iber=
briidt, sic Berbin0u1g nit Men-
iben. bergeiteQt. Mod Elm 56ifi
meloet iid 6ur1 SEN Mpparat, uni
nod elm Ghiff un6 nod ems l1n0
nod ems,
ul1no mo ieio ibr?" fragt Sepler
6urb SEN Mpparat.
Cine 3eitla1g Ghweigelt, furd)t'
bores Gbneigeu.
3ann fo1nmt Mntmort: 81
@ra6 n0rolid) - % @ra0 meltlid
= $500 &ilometer. fDnnen
Dor 5ebn Eagen nidt Bel eltd) ietl1.
= &Dnnt ibr e1d) 10 lauge balten2"
9ep1er lit balb eritarrt auf feline
&11ie g%elunfen. gr itebt rauf Die
aameraoelt. sou er ibnen erl1
&offnung maden?! Cine triigeri=
Ide @offnung, Die ME in @rfulung
gcben ipiro?!
Mein! Mein! 3as more ible6.
ter 6reunoidafts0ienlt!
u&ameraoen! @ir miiiien iter-
BEN" l9reit er aui. un0 nit leb.
ter aroft oes Snngerpabns ldBt e1
feline 5auit auf ben Mpparat fallen,
oab sic @aoden un6 MetaQ5apfen
umberfliegen. Sic an0eren ieber
i'm peritdnonislos al. vMiiHer
1terben?! MuIien?"
sic iin6 5u apatbiih, Inn Ser
9inm Ser @orte bon erfaIien 5u toni
men. Sie mtlien BLOB, oaB ibner
eine @obltat Dertun6et miro.
9a$ 6el1er i'm 9fen 1T i'm Ser
gli1nmen.
&einer bat Sic @raft, nad3ubei'
gem, uno 10 6aimmertr iie idueigenf
in sic Mabt, 0ie lie in ibre lieben.
Den Mrme iblieBt un6 auf ianfter
GittiGen 6es Sooesi6lafes binitber,
trGgt IN Elm beiiercs 5ein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
&nnoertiabrfeier Ser @eieQidaft
9eutlder Matmrforider nn6 Mer5te.

Sir 6ie in 2eip5ig itattfin6enoe
@un6ertiabrfeier Der @eleui9aft
Ge1.ti6er Maturforiber uno Mer5te
erl9eint ioeben oas borlauftge 8ro-
gramm. IS iino 5unadit folgenoe
&auptportrage in Musli6t genom-
n1en: ginltei1, Berlin, 9ie &elati-
p%itatstbeorie in Ser @bpiif; 5blid,
&iel, 9ie &elatipitatstbeorte in ser
Nbiloiopbie; 8ier, Berlin, ueber
Degeneration, in%sbeionoere beim
Meniden; 2erer, Sreiburg, Srans.
plantation un6 Hlaitif; Sobannien,
&openbagen> Sunoert Sabre ser
MISUNDERSTANDING; @eiienbeimer,
2eip3ig, MeuBere gri6einungsform
uno @%ererbung; 2en5, Miinden,
SIZE 8ererbungslebre beim @eniden.
l1eber @leftrolptpirfungen I'M Or
ganismus ipreden IS. 9ltmalo,
2eip5ig, Sober, &iel, Spiro, 8aiel.
@altber, @ane, ipri@t uber Sort.
i9ritt uno @idi@ritt int 2aufe Der
grogei@idte, &eumann, Berlin, uber
9euti9lan0s &lima. Gpen &e6in,
Stodbolm, balt einen 8ortrag iber
6as SCOTLAND bon Etbet un6 feline
8etpobner. = Ser Gagung gebt Gin
&urius fir pilienihoftlihe Nifro-
ifopie bonn Z. Biz IA. September
boraus. @letd5eitig nit Ger So
gl1ng fin6et cine @eibe bon @usftel-
lungem ltott, Dor auem cine Sn0u-
itrieau5ltelung auf 6em @eldnoe Ser
tednii@en Meiie; fie umfaBt ben ge-
iamten 6oridungs- l1nterri6ts- uno
@etriebsbeoarf Ser Maturpifienf6af-
ten nn0 @e6i3in, einidlieBlid ser
&obidulen, &linifen, @%ranfenbdu-
Ter, Sell. mn6 REORGANIZATION un6
ganatorien. SIN Mni6luB an 0ie
8%eriammlung finbet Dom Is. Sep-
TENDER Bis ID. 9ftober cine @eibe
BON Mer5dte-sGortbilbungsfurier ftatt.
-Diegrtragniiie Der 9renfle. uno
M6elbeio . 8lei6ro6er : 5tiftungen
tperoen in oieiem Sabre mieoer ner-
geben peroen. 9et1nebmer an ser
9%erIammlung fann ie6er mer6en, 6er
li9 fir Observation-Disclosures ODER Mes
6i5in intereiiert. @obnungSpin-
ide iin6 iebt idon at d,1Bern bel
ser @eibdftsiteue Der @eieaf6aft,
2eip3ig, Miirnbergeritrabe 48.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Weite Melt uno breites 2eben. /,
2ange Sabre, reolid Strebcn,
5tets geforidt nnb itets g%egritnoct,
Mie gei9lofien, oft geriinoet,
MelteItes bemabrt in Grere,
Jreunolid altfgefabes Scene,
Seit'ren sinn linb reinen 8med:
Sum! Man fommt mobl cine
Erred.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

On 1WuDE geNuY ule
2i55ie, mas meme Site is 81 be-
latge. S6 ZEN off &obrs feline 9ie-
|eiers, nod ebbes neues gu tl6eu-
ne, auper Sic Seger fen MIDI 10
lang gebattert> Bis i@ g%eprammiBt
ben, gu fomme. Seer ben oumer
fem &porum 5uiamme friegt I'M
So fen mer nl1r e 5tun6 o6oer 10
beiiamme gebodt I'm fen inns Sto=
ries ber5ablt.
Sd ben genobtibt, mie einer BON
sic Seueri9 en- an11ere e @idabr
geptpe fat I'M ben alt6 geiebn, mie
Ser ie geleit bat. gr bat 10 ebaut
3met Minnits gei@mobft It'll 90 bat
es nit einemmol en- Gdsplobi9en
genme, Sic @idabr lit in oauieno
SEIZE %al1senanner gefloge I'M Der
Seller NOR 10 gei6febrt, oaB er
gar5 meiB in fem Gebs geporbe Is
un0 an iett gan5e &0rper getrem-
belt bat. Gen fat MIDI amper oo6
@paB gema6t! Sci 59immenie,
fen i9 ge0enft, menn i6 oen 8e<
oesmeiler email 10 futile fonnt, oas
6ebt apper ebbes gu 1a6e getptpe!
| Sd BEN SEN Mann, mo- Sic Stdabr
gehabt bat, b%erbeigerufe I'M ben i'm
gefrngt, mo er sic 56mobfs fer
bdtt; er bat geiagt, er batt e gam
&c 8ods bon TN menn i9 mout,
6ebt er MIDI cine bapme laiie. 5en
fat MIDI gelubt LIN i@ fen MIDI cine
getpme 1aiie I'M fen 6anfel6on I'M
mot;6 obleiti9t geiagt.
Sim ndd}te Sag ltn id at Sen
8eoespeiler gauge mie sic regenere
&olttemeri6 i9on aQe beiiamme ge-
meie i'm. Na60em mer e paar ge-
tadelt gehabt ZEN I'M mer mare in
quite Submer, ga fen idb 6ie 9idabr
eraus gebolt 111 ZEN geiagt: vSier
@e6esmeiler, fen i6 oi6 en- quite
S9mobf mitgebra9t. 9as 9tid
foit 5pei 8itts I'M mer muB ie NIT
&eritan6 idmobfe, off &obrs peib
ib nit, Oh Du 6as 0nbn fannlt
Md, bot er geiagt, ftuit iubr &io-
Sen; 1obiel bertrand mie 6u bait
fen i6 i6on als 8ebbie bon 5mei
Sabr gebabt TN ib 6ebt iarrie
fible, tpenn ih nit nod e ga15e
2att 6a5l1 batt friegt. Mtpuer 0ubit
ou nit ibmobfe? u5hubr Ding
ben i6 geiagt lit ben MIDI gleid
cine ms @elidt geltedt, fen ie
atpper nod nit geleit> biefabs i9
ben marte mole, Biz Set. @e6esmei=
Ter itarte 6lbt.
@6liebli@ bat er e Mati@ ge.
itrode I'M bat fem @6mobf in
5lamme geiebt I'M Damn ben i@ i'm
gefrogt, SOS 2i6t gu .iebfe, for 6aB
ib au@ meine 9idabr ZEN leite
tonne. Dabei ZEN ib MIDI in sic
eridte 2ein meme Singer perbrennt.
ST fat 6rauf log gepufft, oaB i6
midi orig ZEN an1trenge milie for
6aB ib nit 1aut ben la9e mMie.
Meine 5idabr is mi66er ausgange
I'm ih fen ie nod email geleit. Ser
@e6esmeiler bat immer nod nidS
genobtiBt I'M ib ben getpiBt, 6aB es
ie6e Gedeno bat losgebn miiie. sd
g1eibe INNER an 6ie iebfe 5eit 3u
fem I'M for SEN &ielen ben i6 MIDI
e menig 5urid bon SEN Eebbel ge-
iebt, for 6aB i6 nit 6ie Sebe bon
Die 9idabr in met Sets ben friegt.
Ct bat nod INNER gepofft lin id
ben gar nit a1tsma9e tonne, mas
Ser Grobbel mar. Mit einemmal
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

SD lin e @o@.
5uriif nit en-
8oni6 6eleri9 bel.
famine gelpele. no
e 11eue 2abbi9 ben
itarte moue; mie
sic miiie, 6ubn i'd
5u e gan5e 2att
9abbibes belange
I'M no i9 nit oa5u
belange, 90 bnbt
1hubr genug Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
0femer 9dJrribrbriet hes
pbiltpp 5amerampter.

Mein Iieber SEER 8eoodtiondr: =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

1abm sic Bitterfeit in ieine1 5tim-
me: aub er bate iie geliebt uno =
1ie noh
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27
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Last week the body of Lyman Grant
was brought to Scion and placed in
he family lot. Mr.. Grant leaves one
sister, Mrs. Julia Moore, with whom
le lived at Lisbon, and niece, Mrs.
Oliver Irvine of this place.
Ruel Rowell on Rowell hill in the
Cast part of the town. passed away
arly Friday morning Mr.. Rowell
was one of Solon's old natives. The
ervice' were held Sunday afternoon
rom the late home Mr.. Rowell
caves widow and one son with
whom he lived and a sister.
George Pierce is painting the John
Hahoney house.
Workmen began excavating the
basement of the Congregational
:hurch, Monday, preparatory to the
installing of n new furnace.
Harry Clark is confined at home
lgain with rheumatism.
Miss Della Pierce is at work in the
3ostoffice this week
Mrs. NJ. p. Pollard is enjoying the
opular distemper.
Mrs. L. A. Bradbury was in town
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. George Moses and son. .Adolph
If Newport, are the guests OF her par
cents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MeDonough
L. A. Decker, of SkoNhegan, was in
own Friday.
Miss Wood, representing the Maine
Central Power Co.. was in town this
week, selling stock in that company
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Maud McIntire, May 3rd, with a
musical program. Mrs. Mclntire, Mar
tina Hodgdon, Alberta Whipple, host
esses. The meeting will be held In
he evening instead of the afternoon
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. Jessie Nottage, Thursday
May 4th; good attendance is desired
There WAS a good attendance at the
millinery meeting of the Farm Blu
reau. A number of old hats were re-
modelled as well as new ones made.
Scion Odd Fellow Lodge invited Rev
C. W. Robinson to give their anniver-
sary sermon last Sunday at the Con-
gregational church. There was a
goodly number of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs present and number from
the Bingham Lodges came down and
went with them.
Malon Patterson was in Norridge-
wock Tuesday on business for the
Scion Creamery Co.
Fred Magoon has been confined tc
the house the past ten days with bad
teeth and an abcess.
The next meeting of the ID. A. r
Chapter will meet May 9Th. Friday
with Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Jones
hostesses. At this meeting officers
will be elected for the coming year.
Mrs. Flanders. of the S. f. Remici
Insurance Co., was in town Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Joice is suffering with
sQiatic rheumatism.
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Delicious Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served after whlch
games were enjoyed. The next meet
ing will be May 18th. and children
night will be observed. Committee,
Mrs. Stella B1rril and Mrs. Ethel
Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mason, little son,
Arthur, of Skowhegan, were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. smith
The remains of Mrs. John walker
were brought from Pittsfield SUNDAY
for burial in the family lot.
Misses Clara Drawn and Alice HON.
of Waterville, passed Sunday at their
homes.
Charles WiMiame. who sold his
place last spring and has been living
in Skowhegan, has purchased OF MRS
Augusta Holt her residence in the
village and will take possession III the
fall.
Mrs. J w Boston left Monday for
Fairfield for a visit with her daugh-
tere, Mrs. John Shaw.
Guy Mason had the misfortune TO
lose one of his work horse;s which he
recently purchased. This is the sec
ond horse he has lost within Few
weeks
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SOLON

Please to take notice that Thursday
May 4th, is appointed cleanup day
in Scion village. Please have your
rubbish at the sidewalk on that day
and the team will take it,
A double social and supper at the
VI. E. church vestry, Friday evening,
$50 p. m. The parish will welcome
back the pastor. And the Sunday
School, that is now running a contest,
a trip to Palestine, will have a mid
ocean lunch on the same evening. All
the members of school and parish are
invited.
Mrs. Roland Tozier, who has been
very i'll the past few days, is some
what improved at this writing. DR..
Young. of Skowhegan, was in town
Sunday, in consultation with DR.. Piper
IN the case.
The remains Of Oscar Hobart, who
passed away last week at his home in
Peaks Island were brought here Mon
lay noon and inferred in the family
OF Mr.. Hobart was the son of Eber
Hobart and a native of Scion about
seventy years of age.
Mrs. Lille Merrill was in town the
guest of her sister and sons families,
returning to Arson Monday. Her sis
ter Mrs. Lydia Rowell, went with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Head were in
he east part of the town Sunday and
attended the funeral services of Ruel
3owell
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SOUTH CANAAN

Mr.. Burke of Cherryfield came this
week for a short stop at the home o.
his son Lester Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cross were Sun
day callers at Pittsfeld.
Word was received here this weel
of the death of Mrs. Mary Smith Wal
ker. Mrs. Walker will be remember
ed by the older people In this part o
the town as she used to live on wha
is called Walker Hill.
Walter Small OF Newport was IL
town recently after some hay he pur
chased.
Mrs. Nellie Bremner of Clinton ha'
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs
Merritt Dicky for two weeks, has re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Davis spen
Sunday with Mrs. Davis sister. Mrs
Effie Pease her son and daughter from
Clinton were also week end guests a
their home.
Louiville Written was a caller II
Fairfield one day recently on business
Mrs. Ella Gerald OF Burnham Il
spending several days at her iarn
here, her son Frank Hart OF Benton
was her guest over Sunday.
Morris Adams recently parchase'
two cows OF Joe Morrison.
l.. f. webber and Frank Crumme
were caller Sunday In this part o
the town.