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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1923-03-01

take a crack at half of that loaf.
So he ate it and said it tasted just
like the pie Ma makes at home.
Well, that very evening we
were ordered to attack again. At
or about 5 o'clock p. m. the Ameri.
can barrage ceased and about five
minutes later we were of for Bel
leau Hill. We marched up that
bill just like a bunch of boys
climbing a hill in a college snow
ball fight. But as l gave my In.
dian war whoop the rest of the
boys joined me, 80 you can i'm.
agine US going up that hill in the
face of about two or three hun
dred machine guns pumping at US.
But believe me we climbed that
hill in about fifteen minutes, but
yet today when I think of it, it
seems like = dream to me.
After taking Belleau Hill, and
capturing a few hundred and kill.
ing few hundred, we landed on
the other side o. X. Although l
do not like to talk about the dead,
believe me if you want to see
them just think of four or five
hundred men laying every way,
heads here, arms over there, and
legs some other place.
Well, that night all that was
between the Germans and Paris
was just and my Buddy, holding
the lines for fifty yards on our
right and left. If the Germans
would have made an attack tina,
night l think l would have been
running yet. About 2 O'Clock a.
m. we heard a German in No
Mans land asking us to come out
and help him, that he was wound
ed. We could hear him yell at
US, Comrade, American, help, ]
am wounded. But believe me be
could yell all night before l would
60 out there. So l told him to
come in, crawl like a man and we
would help him. So by daylight
he was nearly up to our lines.
grabbed him by the collar and
dragged him back of our lines a
little ways. We dressed his
wounds, gave him little water to
drink. He showed US picture
of his home and family. Well,
after fixing him up in first class
condition l asked him who would
win the war, and he had the nerve
to say KAISER Bill" Then
asked him what he would do if, he
found and American soldier in
mo Mans land, and he said, I'VE
shoot 'em, its cheaper. So you
can mark my word that this Ger
man will never. again shoot an
American soldier in mo Mans
land" w..
Well, as the Germans refused to
counter attack, We we're relieved
on a Fourth of July morning. On
leaving the front the Germans
gassed US with high explosive
shells for about eight miles, we
hiked these eight miles with our
masks on, but after getting out OF
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range we rested ourselves on q
side hill, and l swear, after taking
my mask off never was so black
10 the face in all my life. My
Buddy says to me, ''Cbief, you
sure look like AL Indian now"
! Just think of it, coming out OF
the front on a Fourth Of July
morning. Talk about noise and
fireworks, l will never again cele.
brate a Fourth of July as / did
that one.
(To be Continued.)
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PUBLIC SALES.

WE HAVE purchased 1000
pair U. S. Army Munson last
shoes, sizes 81 to II, which was
the entire surplus stock of one OF
the largest U. S. Government shoe
contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed one
hundred per cent solid leather,
color dark tan, bellows. tongue,
dirt and water proof. The actual
value of this shoe is Sc. 100. Ow-
ing to this tremendous buy we can
offer same to the public at
$2.95
Send correct size. Pay postman
on delivery or send money order.
If shoes are not as represented we
will cheerfully refund your money
promptly upon request.
NATIONAL BAY STATE SHOE co.
296 Broadway,
New York City, N. Y.
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Made to your Individual measurements.
They are moderately priced and out
wear two of the ordinary kind. Phone
or write for appointments. Miss Emma
r. Anti. 20 Island Ave-. Phone 54-2l.
13w13
HEMsTITCHING AND PICOTING,
attachment; fits any sewing machine;
price So personal checks 1Oc. extra
Bridgman Sales Agency, Box sS1, Buff
falo. N. Y. Sw12'
1 12-FOOT CHARTERED OAK HAT
case: ! 10-foot plate glass show case
triplicate bevled plate glass mirror.
Little Giant Paper press. l j.. G.
Smith typewriter, No. 5. Mosler safe
Clothing tables, counters and other
miscellaneous fixtures. George &
Harry Smith. tf12
ONE SMALL MACHINIST TOOL
chest. Good condition, IS. One car
penter's tool chest made of elm, COM
plete for s25. One coal burning
heater, fine condition. bargain only
$12. One small wood heater So
Mahlon Dane. Free st. tf12
QUICKEST. SALES. LOWEST COM
MISSIONS. A good list of farm and
town homes at bargain prices. l.. v.
Walker, North Anson. Opposite Car
rabassett Inn. Sw12s
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Positions Wanted

WORK WITH A PAIR OF HORSES
blowing gardens, scooping out cellars
or any kind of trucking at reasonable
prices y. +. Lahey, 421 Madison ave
nue. Skowhegan. 3w18F
WOULD LIKE job FIRING WOOD
or coal. Or man and wife want chance
to cook In camp. Address ). -. Law
ingstone, North Arson. 3w18F
MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK ON
farm. VIII accept any other nature
of employment Lewis Sappier, RED
/, Skowhegan. Care of Edmund Sirois:
2w18F
WORK FOR PAIR OF HEAVY
horses the coming summer. HeaVy
dump cart suitable for state road work
and other equipment as desired. Frank
Adams, Scion. Farmers Phone 9z4io.
'- 3w17Fs
WORK OF ANY KIND, PREFER
ABLY hs housekeeper for man who
would not object to a boy "a years.
Good reference Mrs. w. G. Lewis
20 Chestnut St. skowhegan. 2wl7F
wAsHINGs AND IRoNINGs TO DO
at home. Mrs. Walter Look, North
Arson. 4wlF
boy, ~ YEARS or AGE WANTS
work abound hotel. Inquire of Regin-
aid Grenier. 10 Water st. 3w17F
MRS. HARRY NJ. CULLEN DESIRES
to make engagements to dressmake at
customers homes by the day For ap"
pointments telephone 209-3, Saturday,
or write, Skowhegan RID 2. tflbt
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GIRL WANTED To
board. Good home. Ir"okk
sentiii Richards. ls Spring a Y, !,
MAN FOR GENERAL FIN, IVY
One who Is used to horaiah We
assist with wood and lnmhas aud r
NJ. Cullen. Skowhegan. p%Tr Har|
phone 209-3. Nfp :. TS|
TABLE GIRLS wANrp
DRESS Tim Pond Camps ~ ~,
Portland. North n
wow.x w.,u,, 'Hif
housework In family of two "Esnt
wood for the season. M mo at IaR
Wilson. Madison. Box 111s Maud
NIGHT OPERATOR Eop
Exchange of Farmers r. nADh(
Telephone Company. Ami vv-operai1
son or tSkowhegan Office, ''' at IN
WANTED A MAN FOp c,
farm work. Write p. w "psElI
RID 1. Pittsfield. '" oicsis
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED =
ERSET Hospital. Skowheesn
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GU
homework. Mrs. s. s. Huff Ess
Phone 29-4. Skowhegan. arm a..
MAN FOR GENERAL
around hotel. Inquire al wv
trail Hotel. Court ST.. Skowheeane u
GIRL OR WOMAN wAsrpn ]
general homework. Maurice ~,
Skowhegan. Farmers Phone 2s.e \;
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100 ACRE FARM ON EAST RIDGE

100 ACRE FARM ON EAST RIDGE
Road. Cornyille, z miles from Snow
hogan; SO acres in moving, balance
wood and pasture. House and two
water in house, pump in barn. Lave
stock and tools IL desired. Albert
Staniske, Skowhegan RID 2. 4wl5F
THREE SECOND HAND BOYS AND
Girls bicycles, cheap. l combination
desk and bookcase; 2 fiat top desks; l
dresser commode; 100 pc. set dishes,
SIS. Parkman's Water Street Store,
Skowhegan. 4"lo
SECOND HAND CHAIRS AND BED
STEADS in good condition. Newly
weds take NOTICE. Also turkey ana
swiss
going to buy new battery this
spring? II so. buy harvard
battery of quality. My swap in price
for old batteries Is $500. Write Tor
particulars to Fred w. Preble, Bing-
ham. 4Wlo
FIVE BLACK LANGsHANG HENS.
$10 Five Columbian Wyandottes and
eggs, 81 setting. Mrs. e. w; Rowe,
New Gloucester RID /. 4w15'
LADIES SEND zoe FOR INTRO
DUCTORY tube of "Mineralava." The
famous beauty clay. Sabrina b.
Preble, Bingham. AVID
ONE COLD BLAST Two-BURNER
gasoline Brazer and air gauge. only
been used about half dozen times. In
Al condition. l.. Graf, IS Bailey ST.
Avis"
BE SURE TO SEE MY SPLENDID
assortment of refrigerators and oil
stoves. Can save you money on eth
er of these articles. Parkman's wat
er Street Store, Skowhegan. tits
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Wanted-To Buy
Subscribers.

30 BUSHEB MAINE $40 OATS.
Please correspond with Elwood Allen.
No. Arson, Phone 11-2 Farmers. 2w18F
HORSE SUITABLE FOR DELIVERY
purposes, or would take horse for its
keeping. Also delivery wagon. HUI
lares ice cream parlor, next 20 r. II.
Crossing. Show hogan. 1w1S*
A USED CANOE. PLEASE DESCRIBE
condition carefully and state the price.
Hugh Breigan, IL Cedar St, Skowhe-
gan. 2w1SF
1900 FEET DRY FIR, EDGED.
State price and other particulars in
first letter. Box 1858, Skowhegan. 4w17F
Antique GLASS SUGAR BOWL
with cover plain heavy loop design,
seven scallops Compete same pat
tern nineteen scallops. Flip glass
etched or raised decSAsstion Eight
sided sugar bowl witnf cow, fine de-
sign Shallow, fine lhatt,- n. sauce
plates. edge very small scalsops. Write
of fine pattern old glass knobs, dishes
plates, pitchers and fish base CANDLE
sticks Money order sent If descrip-
ton and price satisfactory. A. I. X,
Independent-Repo Skowhegan;
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Help Wanted
FARMER AS WORKING MANAGER

FARMER AS WORKING MANAGER
for small gentleman farm situated at
East Pond. six miles from Oakland
There are about thirty-five acres under
tillage. The farmer has privilege OF
seven room cottage furnished provided
with electricity, running hot and cold
water. Buildings are modern ana
farm is equipped with finest tools such
as tractor, REQ truck. etc. Live stock
consists of three cows, two horses and
three hundred fowl. One helper Is
kept the year round. Applicant must
be married and have good references
Give all particulars stating age, wages
required and age of children II any. NJ.
Martens, 522 Fifth Ave, New York.
2w18
Statesmen WANTED TO SOLICIT
orders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress The Todd Oil Il Paint Co.. Cleve-
land, Ohio. 1wlS'
At ONCE SINGLE MAN TO DRIVE
team and used to care and feeding
same; also used to farm work. Apply
Lock Box 244, York Beach, Maine. or
phone 1881, York. Maine. Swiss
TO 900 CORDS OF WOOD CUT,
would like to let the job to some re-
sponsible man. Apply lock Box IA.
York Beach. 6wlS'
GOOD ALL ROUND MAN ON FARM.
No milking. Good wages, room and
board. c. H. Vigue, Box 1852. Water
vile. Phone 894-W. 1wlS'
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
homework. Fred Parkman. Water
st. tf1SF
A GIRL TO DO HOUsEwORK. MRS.
Geo. E. Sampson. 16 Maple St., SHOW
hogan. tflSF
FOUR FIRsT-CLAss PAINTERS.
D..st IN In
work y. Fowler e. Son., Russell St.
Residence telephone 1888 2w1sf
Girl. or WOMAN WANTED FOR
general housework. Gus Pooler. 81
NJ. Pleasant avenue. or telephone store
1913 - tf1SF
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Evie Dunton, 1875 Main
street. 3w1St'
MAN WANTED TO WORK ON FARM
for the season. A. +. Lombard, RID
1, Skowhegan. N. l.. Phone. 1924.
3w1SF
EXPERIENCED GIRL OR WOMAN
for general homework. Good wages.
Modern conveniences in home. Mrs
Lindley +. Parsons, Skowhegan, Far
mers' Telephone lilo. 3w1SF
WE HAVE SEVERAL TYPEwRIT-
ERS that require minor repairs. We
are anxious to hear from someone In
Skowhegan capable of doing this. In
dependent-R Reporter Co. tf1S
WANTED sn1Y FOR EVENING
work at the Bowlodrome. Evils
MAN AND WIFE on FARM. CYRUS
Walker, North Anson. RID 2. 3w1fF
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED. s0M1R-
SET Hospital, Skowhegan. tfl7F
COOK WANTED AT THE HUME
WELL Restaurant, good pay. Must
be good cook. +. S. Hunpeweil.
Bingham, 3w17F
RELIABLE COOK ABOUT MAY Is
for High IL Camps. Rowe Pond Ching
ham, Maine). Must have good refer
ences. to months position. Ad-
Pleasantville, N. Y. After May LIST
Rowe Pond, Bingham. tiff
RESIDENT SALESMAN FOR SOM
ERSET County, man or woman, OF
good character, capital not necessary
to sell the famous Gillette metal hot
water bottles and the combination
fountain syringe (patented) from our
factory direct to the homes. Perman-
emit employment, commission 30 per
cent of sales, quick turnover. Write
promptly for details. Gillette Mfg.
Co, Concord. N. II. 5w17s
A WOMAN WANTED AT SPENCER
Narrows Sporting camps to do house,
work: also two girls for table work.
Address Mrs. e, G.. stevens, Greenville,
Box So $50 Sw16s
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HAY PRESS MADE BY THE INTER-
NATIONAL Harvester Co., Chicago.
Mounted on wheels with II. p. Ker-
osene engine. Cost $SO6 in Boston one
year ago. VIII sell at big discount
Clark NJ. Smith. Rangeley. Sw12'
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY. EGGS,
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms, Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. TIL
COAT ROOM CHECKS, VERY NEAT.
Round. metal edged punched with large
hole for hanging on pin. Numbers in
stock from to 200. Price 90c per box
of fifty tickets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Co. till
PRESSED HAY s15 A TON AT BARN
John Savage. Scion. r + D q. Far
mers' Phone 5-2-10. 8w12F
PRICE TICKETS FOR MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No. @.
100 tickets assorted 5 cts. to IS, price
90c. Set No. 4, 100 tickets, assorted
cts to so cts price $1.10. Set No.
81, 100 tickets assorted $1.00 to $500,
price $1.15. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. TIL
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WOOD WORKING MACHINERY.
State what you have, make. condi-
Maine. 2w17
A CUT HARROW MUST BE IN
good repair Charles Thebarge, Show
hogan r f ID 4. 3w16F
A PAIR OF SECOND HAND HORSE
collars, about 22 inches. II. II. Rich
ardson, Skowhegan. r F D 4. sw16F
SECOND HAND GUIDES MODEL
be low What have you to offer? Ad-
dress full particulars to Charles g.
Jenness, Rochester. N. II. tf15F
WANTED 8 on 10 THOUSAND FIT.
good one and two inch dry pine. Can
also handle few thousand IT dry bass
boards, st: Ledger Mfg. Co.. rear of
Hotel oxford. tfl3F
A COUPLE OF CUB BEARS. WRITE
If you have one or more for sale or
cure them for us. York Press Corp,
York Village, Me. tfl3
AN EXPRESS WAGON. WRITE
what you have. Goldberg Brothers,
L. o. 42l. ttlzf
STRING BEAN ACREAGE TELE-
PHONE or write the amount you will
plant for our cannery this season. g.
S. & F. e. Jewett. Norridgewock. 8w12
ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND POUL-
TRY. Write kind and number. High
est market prices paid. Goldberg Bros.
Box 1928. Skowhegan. tf12
COPY OF SKENNEBEC AND
Other Poems by Louise H. Coburn.
r. T. Patten- tfSF
sHAG CATS AND KITTENS, ALL
colors and ages, write me today what
you have to sell, age, color, sex, will
buy all you have. c. I. Wakefield.
Grove St.. Augusta. 16w4'
LIVE POULTRY wANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me q card stating num-
Der. VIII go anywhere. Harry Nell
son, N. u. Phone 1868. 6kowhegan.
tf27
LIVE POULTRY-wRTTE IN FIRST
letter, kind and number you have
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. tf17con
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lam READY TO Pillow yorn
DEN. Also some nice garden d,,'
for sale. Joseph c. Carriya.a
Milburn ST., Skowhegan. Telssj
1873. ssss
AM LOOKING For A Com n,
Would prefer house by mysH
would accept double tenement n ~
ton was right and surroundings ~
ant. Six rooms and bath rear
Would take seven or even eight -
IL necessary. If you have a sub1
tial, neat, pleasant outfit for msJ
can trade, If your figures are n
within reason. Can furnish
ences. II. l.. Anderson, care Of
pendent-Reporter.
CATTLE AND HORSES WA
for pasturing In my Embden nd
Mrs. Gladys M. Williams, KING
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Lost

HORSE BLANKET BETWEEN NOR
RIDGEWOCK and Skowhegan Monday,
April 23. Finder please return to
Wares Livery Stable or Norridgewock
Shoe Factory and receive reward
1w18s
TRAVELLING BAG CONTAINING
cigars and gum, between F. s. Lessons
store on upper Madison street, via
Jewett st. to j. 2. Thibodeau's store
on North street. Suitable reward for
it's return to J. p. Thibodeau. Tel
4-3. lW1S
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TRUCK BODY FOR FORD RUNA-
BOUT. l.. Graf, 10 Bailey st. Avis
TWO TRUCKs-0NE TWO TON
truck, in good shape, rear tires bran
new; one ton Nash, In first
class condition, These trucks are
ready for work" Also | can sell you
the new traffic truck in / " 2-3 and 4
ton jobs Fred Mckay, 297 North ST.
N. Il. Phone 116-11. tia
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. GEN
Mary, Senator Dunlap, Howard II.
$l.25 per 100 trimmed, delivered par
eel post, $40 per 1000 delivered. Len
means Rhubarb roots. very early, red.
tender, delicious flavor. Good roots 81
per doz. Delivered. A. A. Eastman,
Dexter. r4 7Wl4'
TWO STORY HOUSE WITH ELI IN
Norridgewock on Main ST.; garage;
near school; church; r. r. Station;
large garden lot: good water supply In
house. For further information ad-
Town. TIA
ONE KING KINEO RANGE, $40 IN
excellent condition; one child's iron
crib, drop side with Silk Floss Mat
tress; one hand made rubber trimmed
light driving harness; one wheelbar-
excellent condition. John +. Trlckey,
Pittsfield. tia
FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
An Estey piano, cost five hundred and
fifty dollars "A short time ago; like new,
beautiful mahogany case. John f.
Trickey, Pitts6eld. tia
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storehouse about the middle of March.
owner may have same by calling for
it and paying the cost of this ad.
Spaulding g. Watson. Both telephones.
2w17s
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

ANYONE BUILDING AND If IN
TERESTED in cement blocks for cellar
or any building purposes should see
Joseph +. Roderick for same. 81 !
24O EGG PRAIRIE STATE INCuBA-
TOR, first class condition. Set only
once. Sell for SIS. r. Il. Doe, Madi-
son, r. +. d. l. tIl1f
NIrunNE CARSETS
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GRIsT MILL FOR SALE LO-
GATED on NJ. c. r. r. track at
Norridgewock. Maine. Takes
Boston rate of freight. Must
be sold at once to settle estate.
C. w. Greene Grocery Co., Mad
ison. Maine. tito
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HAVE YOUR PIANO Trsn|
his spring. Cost is small NJ
work guaranteed. 16 yeasl
experience. Call Myron j. Smla1
Tel. SAB or 37-12. Farms5'
1874. With Smiths Music Sopl
Skowhegan. 9wll
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HOUSE IN BINGHAM ON BAKER
st. Has six rooms, piazza and wood
shed, electric lights and city water.
Large garden lot. Price 1850. D.
Eugene Powell. Bingham. Avis
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sTRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY,
blackberry plants and dahlia,
pom-pon dahlia, gladioli, and
peony bulbs. Extensive varie-
ties from which to choose. Send
today for latest list, giving
prices and other interesting in
formation. L. w. Furbush,
Greene, Maine. Tel 31-34 (Mon-
mouth CENTRALLY. Sw14'
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To Let

SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. INQUIRE
Fred Moody. Hanover ST., Farmers
Phone 45-13. tflS
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON-
dition, first month. s3-00 Each month,
thereafter $2.0O. Independent-Repo
or Company, Skowhegap,G r, tfa3
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS, yIG-
OROUS, most productive. Uncle
Jim. Senator Dunlap, Brandy
wine, Crescent, King Edward.
$3.50 for 500 delivered, SIPS
per 100. Ralph Ludwig, Halo
well. evils
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AaveTtisenents IN these columns net 4.
lanes inserted enee ter Ne. fsur time. e. = nj
with sraer. EaeA additional line DC. 7, ~
Hines, reckon m average Of words. st,-"
II not Daia In advance 1es aaditlonai 4. !, ~.
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HAIR GOODS A sPECIALTY--
Switches and transformations made
from c9mbings at Miss Towne's. Room
~. j. Il. Merrill Block. SkowheRAn. TIA
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NUBONE CORsETs
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FARM 100 ACRES, $4,000. RICH.

fertile land; 500 sugar naples: wood
and lumber. Nine room house;
barns, 30x40: wagon shed 60x20; her
house and other out buildings; only
~ miles to station, church and stores
In splendid neighborhood. Never
failing water supply. Terms your
own. Inspection invited. Cores
pondence a pleasure. q. l.. Giles
Skowhegan, II + ID No g. Avis
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FARM OF 30 ACRES IN THE TOWN
of Cornville on main road Az miles
from Skowhegan. Electric lights in
all buildings, 20 apple trees. telephone
IL desired, will include horse, furn1-
ture, hens, machinery, wagons and
small tools-going at a bargain, small
amount of cash down. A. Il. Barnes
Skowhegap, n b ID q. o. 4w16F
Evening star., 1923-02-09
TO ACQUIRE
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Railroad Said to Contemplate
Terminal Developments at
Virginia Port.

NEW YORK. February ?.-The New
York Herald today says:
1t was announced in railroad circles
today that the Pennsylvania system is
planning to purchase or secure by long
lease all the properties Of the Norfolk
Southern railroad. The Pennsylvania
announces officially that it contemplates
big developments at this port.
Included in it's development program
is the establishment of deep water ter
minals at Little Creek. near Cape Henry.
which will shorten by two hours the
barging of freight and the transfer OF
passengers from trains at Cape Charles.
1t requires three hours for a steamer
to take passengers from Norfolk to Cape
Charles to board trains. When the Lit
tie Creek terminals are completed the
transfer will be made in f1fty-five min
utes.
In its plan to secure control OF the
Norfolk Southern the Pennsylvania pur-
poses to dig a canal for freight traffic
through the headwaters Of Little Creek
a distance of about one mile. and to
build a huge freight station at Broad
Creek.
The Norfolk Southern now extends
from Norfolk southwark through east
ern North Carolina, penetrating what
for years has been considered one of
the most promising agricultural sec
tions on the Atlantic seaboard.
Evening star., 1923-02-09
MRS:-c;B. CARROLL Wins
DIVORCE AND CHILDREN.
Wife Who Charged Noted Balti.
morean With Misconduct to
Sail for Europe Today.
By the Associate Press.

By the Associa ted Press
BALTIMORE. Md, February O.
Charles Bancroft Carroll Of historic
Doughoregan Manor. the estate of
the CAROLS Of Carrollton. has been
divorced by his wife, Mrs. Anita Hack
Carroll. Judge William II. Forsythe
OF the circuit court of Howard coun-
ty signed the decree in Ellicott City
on January 80. it became known last
night. Stuart s. Janney, counsel for
Mrs. Carroll, confirmed reports OF the
divorce. Custody of the two children
OF the couple, Charles, seven, and
Anita, six. was awarded to Mrs. Car
roll.
Misconduct with woman whose
name does not appear on the records
was charged in the bill OF complaint
and testified to al the hearing before
howard county examiner. Mir. Car
roll offered little defense.
The testimony showed that Mrs.
Carroll left her husband iii Septcm-
ber, 1921. They were married here in
1910 at the residence of the brides
father by the late Father William A.
Fletcher, then rector of the Cathc-
dral.
Mrs Carroll. it was reported, will
sail with her children today from
New York for England.