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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-23
BoHNEN IN NEW OPERA

Michael Bohnen, a German bari tone who sang at the Metropolitan opera house in New York last sea- son, and who will be heard there again this year. Is about to appeat at the Charlottenburg opera, Berlin in new opera especially written for him by an Austrian composer Emil Nicholas Reznicek.
 The opera, "Holofernes." is based on the Old Testament apocryphal Book of Judith. Bohnen will have the role of Holofernes, & general un- der the Assyrian King Nebuchad- neZzar. Holofernes is sent by the King to subdue Judea and other na- tons west of his empire. When Holoferues attacks the Jews, Judith in order to save her native town oi Bethulia, which is besieged by the Assyrians, slips into Holofernes tent under pretense of betraying the town, and cuts off the generals head while he lies in drunken sleep. Ir addition to be being an opera singer Bohnen is well known as an amateur boxer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-23

service agents today took into cus- tody Enos B. Smith, a negro, em- ployed at the treasury department, on a warrant charging theft of gov ernment bonds aggregating more than $40,000 in value. After pre- liminary examination before United States Commissioner Macdonald, he was held in bonds of S5,00o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-23

Goose liver pie, or pate do foi gras is said to have originated in Strsss- burg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-23

inc warden held he was without au-| thority to accept them. AS result the negroes were given their liberty at the prison walls without further court procedure.
 Attorney General Utley of Arkan- sas, who accompanied MT. Martin to Mariana for today's hearing, an- nounced that an appeal would bel taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-23
MASONS CHOOSD CuARIEsroN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The su- preme council, thirty-third degree, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, southern Jurisdiction. will hold It's 1924 meeting in Charleston, $. C., the last week of next September.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-23
REGARD NOW HIGH

England's regard for the opinion and wishes Of her overseas colonists has not been as night as during the present session of the imperial con ference.
 The story Is being recalled of a 1eputation which came over from the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09

Sci mlyn dnem nocl q on We
sve sv6domitosti nechtel vse
starkovi svsfiti. Casio cele no
ci probdA, aneb aspon nekoli-
krate v noci vstaval a Sci do
hnlyna ohl6dnout.
Dnes vaak nachazel be $ ia
k6msi zvlaStnfm duSevnfm sta
WI. Kdyz dnes v noci dopro-
.yodil danny ke koGaru q napo-
sledy jim ruce tisakL Jarmila 81
ma okamzik jeho ruku We sve
ponechala . druhou poslala
polibek. Byl blizek rozhodnu-
I'll strhnouti il do naruGe q zli-
bati. Ale doved 81 porucii a
vedel, ze Sc toho slhstneho po-
zitku docka hnef Ultra. Ale
>celou cestu donnh . potion pc
cele hodiny, kdy donna "a zdan
live vsednfmi starestzni chodil,
jeho duse stale m6la kfidla a
jeho sl1dce bylo ciIilsi nadseno
sjako y slastne horetce. Pred
stavoval 81 Jarmilu 4 tato pred
stava byla mu pfaun enem oh,
zvlastnih0 chveni.. Jeho touha
po zene, ktera tax dlouho dri-
lnala v jeho dust, jaho by ne
mel ami zadnych pokuSeni a
zadnych tulzeb, najednou sc
vybavile jako mot5l z.kukle a
zachvatila ho cinsi, cemu sam
nerozumH a co7nedoveM spou
tati.
Prosel pokoji a usmivaje Sc
bezdecne, pfedstavoval 81, ze
sem brzy zavita 'kdosi, kdo
zvratf dosavadni .jeho zpdsob
zivota, ne snad. ably. no znicil,
ale ably no teprve ucinil 1cel-
.nym, drahym q milym. Vse-
chino sc zde zmeni, jen svIj
pokoj, kde vyjednavai o OBJ
chodnich vecech a kde mel sve
obchodni knihy, ponecha tax,
jak je nyni, aby nasel vzdy
prostredi, kde vybaviti vzpo-
minky ma ona leta, v nichz Iii
sam. Tomu ostatnimu vtiskne
uz zena sve kouzlo a tam j
ponecha uplnou volnost, ably 81
gve hnlzdo upravila die sve
chuti.
(PokraSOv: ni)
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AeckOnO ~ DGz yeifA Will AO
naohu, bylo by to ddkazem. ze
Sc chci "a kazde podmfnky
vdati, tomu neni tax. Cekatn
uz rok a mohu pockati ieste,
jak dlouho uxnam "a who'd
no
.Zcela spravne. Vase zaSa-
dy jsou velmi rozsafne a divfm
Sc vasi zivotni moudrosti, We
ktere jednak Sc neshanite po
rozmnozeni vaseho ,majetku,
byt' ma dkor sveho stesti, jed
max Ease opatrne Sc divate Edo
budoucnosti, ably vas manzel
Istal sc rovnocennym vasim sou
druhem. Mel jsem st6sti, ze
jsem sc "a tahove podivuhod-
ne okolnosti $ vami hlize sezna-
mil a ted uz nepochybuji, re
lvzacna rada vase mi pomdze
mi rozfeSiti j mou ziVotni ha-
danku. Neracte Sc domnlv4fi,
ze jsem snad takopy chlhdny
patron, ktery by po manzel-
skem a rodinnem zivot9 ne
touzil. Podrfzene postaveni je
vzdycky sroubem, ktery Glove
ka X zemi tiskne a nici svob0d
ny rozmach zivotnf energie.
"Nu ano, ale vase postave-
mi je jinak krasne, vas hFas v
okresu rozhoduje a kazdy Sc
k yam radu obraci."
"Milostpanf ma pravdu, ale
neuverila byste, .iak muslin by
ii opatrny, abych nikde nena-
razil. Jsem sice pevne 'usta-
noven, ale kdybych 81 vl6d-
nouci stranu popudil, ztrpti mi
tax zivot, re bych musil z %
kresu uteci. Myslite, ze neioz
umim panu Tardonovi? To je
jiste vyborny muz " soskro-
mi vam mohu rici, ze jeho cha.
rakter je mnohem cistsi nez
naseho poslance. Ma zcela o.
pravn6nou pTicinu ke hnevu,
bylo o volbach proti nemu agi-
tovano zpIsobem neslusnym a
nepripustnym. To vsecno ia
vim, ale prece to nemohu We
refine rici Mas pan poslanec
ma sve chyby, ale ma take sve
dobre vlastnosti, protoze je
dnes v cele verejneho zivota,
je nutno, abych sc ridil jehc
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NABfDNUTf K sNATKU.

Vdovec v nejlepSfrp v6ku,
pff dobrem zan1estn&ni, pfeje
81 seznamiti Sc s vdovou neb
divkou v stafi Cd 40 do 80 ro.
kd "a prfcinou snatku. Jen po-
ctive minene nabidky, Inozno-
Ii 8 podobiznou, kterA sc ma
pozadani vratf, zaslete d.
adm. t. listu pod znatkou
ssSnatek". q
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nxanfm Kasihx, non Tac.rlnn
! svelil J zase c N veFe;n4ho a;-
vote sel' i by1o ~ tn re;ar n.o !,
okres. ale ! IA 1nne stSLzti. nro
toze : taihov,o,, s;lncn ,',,,' osobno : - !
= nozno 81 vs,dv ~nn;rit; ],
Poslo,,cha,s IL i zs;n,.,.s !.
vel;ca !; tzx;,a - t,aI, ~ Tss,,,,,.. -, !.
ra chyan. Ps,de san,a na svs-
ho nTiatfho .gesx n;,s,,1,;t; shv
d s,oiril " 4.ls +s;e,,,,,1l- /.
yelroi m;,v i,vak n,x taiEnvs
dohr6 os; !. ,,l| B a 8, mi M, ;;ebn ch,,
trost; 4 800 i iolet,..an, =
nrav. ,ii.tx oeln,; ; k,.6srv, III.
daval ;ta ;,,,s,,,, nro.to,ao,I,, al, !,
:; ~ mvsl. ;al nv to- sz,,z,n.
'ld,,bv !; laos; 1 : n.,,v,,. r.,,
doir+orovs a.h,ad.lo ~ =
t. zcela rosSp,;ls
"Ale ano. c,to ( tomu dt,hIe.
ion nan z1e naaol6ha;te a.. ! ,nf,e.
nechte tn ma = ~ hnIeto
.n,it; s.s,,- lnf;;G,ta % .nodfvat !
nam Zftna vla stnS ,d,res orc;
no 10 h;,de.;,ss y;van sar.t aie
notnm kfert5tcl;v don yam hnZ
de llbo. a neopomehte pflnest
hvch n,,ohr. ,,a.,,,t;
"Ob6vaa,n =. 30 so,r..,, h,,.
10 voIno; r,.iS ;as+a ;sa,n 8.
n;c +olrcrxh,. ,'onrTo,nx,sla1 ),
"v,ro,, a,,,s s; tod,, ~ rad "a.
mo q z,da ;sou nasi tanesn,.
:; rcznalani ] ,,dIchan1 \ ala
iak 90 zda raseli" ="
!, a..
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PkIJhIE Sc fSdnl diyka ma
domAcf pr&ci. Dobry domov
pro hodne d6vce, dobry plat.
Haste Sc Y els. 2g28 Mayfield
Rd., Tel. Fairmount 1943 r.
Ito
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PRODA Sc pekny lot ma vych.
139. ul. z Kinsman Rd., vsech-
no zvelebeni. Je 40 pri IDS str.
da Sc LEVINE, pouze "a 1915 "a
hotove. Haste sc v (. 1907
Kinsman Rd. Tel. Broad S35.
Ill
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PRIJMOU Sc bejstovacky a
dodelavacky ma kabaty. Haste
Sc u Tom. Novotny, 3480 E. So.
ulice. !?
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PRODA Sc delikatesni stor ma
St. Clair Ave. a vych. los. al.
Tvdni prijem kol $500. Blizsf
sdeli Mr.. Zimmerman v elsie
1912 Kinsman Rd., mezi T.. a
9. hod. vecer. 1-lO
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.'JjEao;:DR.uHA lena.
ROMAN =
Napsai Bohumil zahradnik Broask5.

uOiA IOlSAlsA 0CV4OAc&IIl1ll.
"Prafda, Wy jste ma tom ia
ko ia, ale piece jen nejsem j:
tax yindn, jsko w. Nejste tai
vazan, jhko jsem ia, ! kdyby
ste chteI mohl jste se u oxe
niti."
''Hledal jsem jako w, al
najdu, Cd by odpovidalo myn
pfedstav1m, " odpovidal.. s len,
kou rozn1arnosti. 81 :
'sObaN4m se, ze me take prs
dejdete, ,'',prohodil tajemnik
jennie narazeje a podival 81
po Jsrmile, lrter& sice sklopifs
oci, f1ezaatry yvala vsak dsmev.
"Musite Sc jeSte spokojit
dohsdy jako j&," felel Tardon
"Slecno, htdba hraje, smim-li
prositi o tanec?"
Vstala bez vah&ni q ohled.
nuwsi Sc sibalsky po tajemni-
kovi, odchakela. Sredoval j
pohledem u povzdychnuv 81
lehce, otoSd Sc ke statkafce.
"Sletna ID dnes rozkoSna,-
vsichni pant jsou il nadseni a
zazlivaji panu Tardonovi, re
Sc j za11ocnil."
Proc Sc nepokusili il ii.
sl1ati?" pravila rozmarne.
'Byli hned S pocatku pouce-
nj, re dnesni den nalezi vyhra-
dne panu mlynafi. Mezi nami
receno, bude to tax velmi hez-
ke, pan mlynar je uslechtily
muz a jeho majetek je velmi
krasny. Nevim, kdo by sc mu
mohl v naSem okresu vyrov.
natl"
"Ano, slysela .jsem no vzdy
chvaliti sama jsem Sc pre-
svedcila, re je dctyhodny pan.
ia sama sice dcery k nicemu
nenutim, ably Sc nereklo, ze ja-
ko jeji nevlastni matka Sc j
chci zbaviti, ale kdyby proje'
villa ochotu 81 no witt, milerA
da svolin. Bude mi bez nj Ia
Ike smutno, ale coz delat. -
Smrt meho muze zavinila celt
mole postaNeni."
"Milostiva pani nemusi ma
rikati. Vzdyt' pri vasem mia,
| di a postaveni muzete 81 kde.
koliv O SVEN pristim zivote ro2
hodovati."
Mate sice pravdu, ale je 'to
| Sc mnou jako S va1ni, Mela
bych Sc vdati, vedeni divorce
lpresahuje me silly, ale neman
casu ma to pomysleti. Dokud
je dcera v dome, vSechny mt
starosti jsou obraceny i nj. A
kdyby Sc provdala, reknett
sam, mohu-li Sc sama nabizeti
To radeji do smrti zdstanu tai
jak nyni."
"Milostpani by nepbtrebo
lvala Sc nabizeti, rucim "a to
|ze jest mnoho muzu, ktefi by
dychtivosti Sc o vasi prizen u
chazeli, ale netroufa.ji ST."
! "Rada bych vedela proc
Jsem snad talk zla nebo nevli
Idna?"
i "To nikoliv, o vaSi dobrot
sc vseobecne vi, ale mate jed
nu chybu, ktera odezene mno
\ hcho, ktery marne vas pohle
;. dem sleduje."
I ia chybu? Jakou? Ze sna
.ljsem prilis silna?"
i Zach, ne, to prave naopa
-dlvas cini jeatk rozkoSn6jSi
} mnoha jina DANA by 81 pral
tax vypadati. Ale vas maj'
tex je pfilis znacny, ably mn,
Shy muz, jehoz jedinou chybo
lie Ease nedDstatek majetkv
lsc odvazn k vam Sc pribliziti
i. "Nyifi vam rozumim," pf
! ikyvla nadobro usmirena. p
!. Iznamka tajemnlkova o jeji +
-lstave il zaIichotila laskaN
Ise nan usmala. "Uprimne +
-lceno, muj majeteki je vedlej
-|vec, arci jak Sc to vezme. All
lmuj pfisti muz byl "a kaM
|, ~. = AS.s ..N-..t5 y - -
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El-u ny sc HcJdhy SAdIOLIt
ssy by byl opacneho mineni
BlNda, ze nejsem zenat, byl
.hjdh mel radost, ze take mole
4enla Sc poveseli. :"
. IVY 'nejste xenat?" podivi-
laase statkarka. Proc. se me-
Eenfte % l4S'
"Ani sam nevim, cim. Sc sta
10, Ee jsem zdsta,l tax. / Kdyz
jsem slozil doktorat, napfed
jsem u soudu praktikoval, a to
0vsem nebylo ma zen6ni ami
pomysleni. Potom jsem byl
pfijat jako prozatintni tajem-
mix. a to. Ease mole postaveni
bylo TAX nejiste,, ze jsem se ne
nsohl ke kroku tax vaznemu
6dhodlati. A potion, kdyz do
Sfal jsem definitivu,, nastala
horecna prace. Mdj pred
chidce, stary pan, beze vseho
yzd6lanf, zanedbal vsechny O.
bory a chtel Ii jsem vse uvesti
DO poradku, musil jsem nepja-
II vsech silly, abych vse zafidil,
jak ode mne verejnost oceka-
vala. Rok mijel po roce, pra-
ce misto ubyvani rostia a >ja
stale odkladal, al sc trochu L.
volni. Zatim je mi Sestatficet
let q ktera by si me vzala ny
ni?"
!! ''Nepovldejte. takovou po-
h&dku, yite sam, ze byste jista
dostal, koho byste 81 vybral,'
domlouvaIa stalk &rka. "11gko,
w 'hezky, statny pan by Sc ne.
mlusil nezdaru bati."
"Milostpani mi sice dodava
odvahy, ale ia Sc prece bojim
Abych 81 wal bez vyberu, ko.
no by mi lidske reci dohazova.
", to neudelam a kdo by Sc m
lfbil, Ease by treba nechtel. =
Vidfte, re mi neni talk volno
jak Sc zda."
"Nu, nu, tolik nenarikejte
-nehf to tax zle, a bal-ii jste 81
drive, ted Sc nebojte."
"Milostpani Sc usmiva a ne
vefi, ale neni to tax vesele. -
Kdyby mne nekdo upozornil
byl bych vdecen, ale cd kohe
mann tolik lsskavoSti ocekava.
ti?"
"Vidite, ia sama vam pora,
dim, jen sc mi svefte," pravila
rozmarne.
"Opravdu? Nezeltujete?"
"Nezertuji."
''Slovo S to, pan Tardon
slecna .isou svedky vaseho sli
bu. Jakmile budu miti nekte
re odpoledne prazdne, dovolln
81 pfijiti pro splneni slibu."
'Jen prijd'te, budete vitan
Pan poslanec nam take slibi
navstevu, mdzete prijiti spolei
me-"
"To prijdu sam, pred panen
poslancem by nebylo radno
tom hovoriti. On je posmeva
eek a prozradil by znamym,
Gem jsme hovofili.
"Dobre tedy, pfiid'te sam,
souhlasila, pratelsky no pozo
yujic. Tajemnik Sc il libil, by
opraydu velmi slusny muz, Wy
soky, ramenaty, mel anglick.
pfistrizeny knir, cerne, pecli
We scesane vlasy a zive pohy
by. v okresu byl dosti obi
ben, ackoliv Sc 0 mem tvrdilc
re je trochu nejisty ze dove
de byti hladky jako uhof. AL
to konecne bylo v okresu,
n6mz stale RUNE proudly pro
scbe pracovaly, nutno, protoz
tsjemnik by byval hromosvt
dem, do n6hoz by billy blesk
z te i one Strany. Vedelo $
ze je chytra hlava, Re Sc ra
dobre naji a ze hleda nevest1
Jknze z opatrnosti, ably mu n,
byla vnucena dcera nekterel
pfedaka, nechtel nikde duve
ne navazovati a lide 81 povid
ii, ze .se tchude neozenl.
NYarn,s SA,nc&np xf,,c, ,..,,
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt Sc stra-
YOU, aneb beze stravy. Haste
Sc Y els. 3400 vych. IS. ul., roh
Morton. Ill
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PRiJMOU Sc pani na byt, diva
bloky cd kary. Adresa Sc
sdeli v adm. t.. ,listu. 1-1O
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PRIME ST.

PRIJMOU Sc devtata pfi6ivat
ruk4vy IA .kab4ky. HIeste Sc
u j. BaTtdllka, 1907 Jewett
Ave. sus Ill
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PRIJME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Dobry plat. Haste sc v ne
deli v els. 1889 vych. So. ul. :?
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PkaJMOU Sc PAM MA BYT.
Haste Sc v els. 4161 E. 1913.
St. z Miles Ave. 1-1O
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PRODA Sc p6kny lot ma Svec
Ave. v Mt. Pleasant, po pfipa-
de Sc pdjci penize do stavby.
Haste Sc v els. 1924 Quincy
Ave. Ill
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MA PRODEJ samohracf piano
ktere je skoro move, proda Sc
o 5000 lacineji neil pdvodni
cena, Haste Sc v els. 1902
zap 32. ul. liz
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PRODA Sc neb pronajme gro-
cerie S reznickym a cukrovin-
kovym obchodem. Zavolejte
tel. Broadway, 2915 j. Ill
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PRONAJME Sc byt A sv6t-
nicich nahore. Haste Sc V els.
1926 Svec Ave. Ill
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o 6ti pokojich, Timed k naste-
h0vani. Naleza Sc ma Oakfield
Ave-. blize vych. 131. ul. Cena
$6550.O0 Haste Sc u Chas.
Dusty, 1881 E. AZ. ul. Wash
ington Park. Tel. Union 846-L
Ill
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PRODA Sc Hovy dtim, vse ma
jedne podlaze, moderne zarl-
zeny. Haste sc v els. 1854
Bartlett Ave. z vych. 131. ul.
1-9
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PRODA Sc

NAM VICE mestskych majet-
ku V prodeji neb ma v5menu,
nektere we vellni LEVINE Gene;
tez pekne farmy ma Ridge Rd.,
jednu S garazi v Gene $1,000.
Lehke splatky neb ma vym6nu.
Blizsi sdeli NJ. F. Realty Co.,
1887 Fulton Rd. FIR. Triner je-
dnatel. Ill
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc stor,. hodici Sc
pro jakykoliv obehod, pohodl-
ny byt nahore a dvojita garaz.
Nechte Vasi adresu pod znac-
kou Box $50 adm. t. listu.
y 1-1O
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PRODA Sc: Vylmevni komna
ma tvrde ~ m6kke uhli, kamna
ma plyn, kuchynska ksnana ma
uhli a jedny kornbinacni, kabi
net do kuchyn6 "a $4,000, ma
bytek do ,jfdelny, loznice aneb
parlcru, bud v celku neb jed,
notlive, stolky : stojany ma
kvetiny ! podobne. Potfebu-
jete-li sneco, pfijd' 'te se podf-.
vat, budete vitani. q Haste ss
v Ks. 4s1's Clark Ave. L.
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PRODA Sc pekarna Z. .15402
Madison Ave. v Lakewood, IT,
dhi obchod ~ hotove pies
$500. sJe tam byt 0 5 poko-
jich v okoli tffemil neni po-
dobneho obchodu. Haste Sc.
u Mr.. Zimmerman. 1912 Kin
man Rd. 1-1G
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
obchOd a de6katesni, prode-
jem skolnich potfeb v {. 31O7
w. lit. st. blize Lorain Ave.
Najem re Storu a 0bydli pouze
$500 v okoli 3 mil neni po-
dobneho obchodu. Cena $140O.
Tez majetek mozno koupiti "a
levnou cenu. = lis
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- 0ld-Fashloned Barn Raising

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Ma
theirs on the cross road responded
nobly to the call fer help at their
barn raising on Saturday. They came
early and stayed late. Some fifty
men and many women all worked
with willing hands. The frame was
raised and partly boarded despite the
heavy shower which interrupted work
in the afternoon. A floor for dane
ing was laid, but as another electri-
cal shower came in the late evening,
thru the kindness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Way the merry company ad-
jourped to the Way barn, where dane
ing was continued and enjoyed until
twelve o'clock. picnic dinner and
supper of baked beans and, quantities
of other good food was served from
two long tables under the maple trees
on the lawn, and like the feast of
old, many basketfuls were left over.
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could and would be glad to use the
yearly output from more than zoo
beef cattle farms of larger than aver
age size each year. The same is
true of number of other markets
In Portland. What is true OF Port
land is true of practically every city
In New England. Count up the num-
Der of cities the size of Portland In
New England and you will be astound-
ed at the market afforded by this one
outlet alone. This is only one oil
the many outlets for home grown beef.
The market for purebreds will keep
ahead of the supply of market cat
tie. The supply of purebred beef
cattle produced in New England Is
not nearly equal to the demand. This
demand is steadily growing and the
beginner need have no fear as to his
market when he has surplus cattle
to sell, provided he cares for and
feeds them properly.
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Norridgewock Herd Being Improved

Cony Russell of Elmdale Farm, Nor
ridgewock, is increasing and improv-
ing his herd of registered Guernseys.
A couple of his cows, Lisbeth Lenora
and Lakefield Rose. the latter a six-
year old COW with an especially we'll
shaped udder, have given each, Is
pounds of milk per day.
His herd sire. Caribou Alberta g
King, is getting some nice stock and
several of his male descendants are
In, local herds. In fact there are
many more Guernsey IN the section
of Somerset county than when Mr..
Russell began. He had only one young
bull that is few weeks old, but the
best cows were soon to freshen which
might give some one chance for a
coming herd sire.
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been Assisting his father with his
haying for two weeks during his va-l
cation. All are glad to welcomet
Verde" each season for he has q,
pleasant greeting for every one, /.
Rev. T. Ernest Ham of Auburn was
week. end guest of his sister MRS.
Lois Gilman. :,
Miss Aldine Gilman is at home for
her summer vacation Miss Gilman,
teaches In Maiden, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Spear, a former pastor In
the UniversaIfst Church Of Dexter,
was a caller at J. p Mitchelfs last
week.
Orman Brown and. family Of Hart
,aSa callers ct the 1 I'm, sssas;s
evening. e.,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Durham, who
| have recently sold their home in
Dexter, were guests of Mrs. ]. B,
Gould, Wednesday night going Thurs
day to their cottage. at Camp Benson
where they. are to spend the summer.
A. NJ, Lander our cream man" has,
purchased the lapdnowned by Coburn
Raymond and will build a, barn soon,
| We hope Mr.. Lander. will also build
| a mousse Delort many HohtnS anu
/ settle here.
A. E. Hilton and son.. Layden spent
the week end with their family, re-
turning Monday to Megantic. where
they have employment with the c. P.
R. r.. Co.
M. L. Watson and wife were CALL
ing on relatives and friends in town
| Sunday,
Gorham Magoon and wife were
Sunday visitors at their. daughters
Mrs, Edwin FoIsom's.
Earl Lowell and wife, from Connec-
ticuti are taking, a. vacation with their
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowell.
Erma Chadbourne and grandmother,
Mrs. Willard vChadbourne OF Harmony
visited Saturday with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. e. Watson.
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WEST, BRIGHTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Corson made
business trip. to Waterville,r Mon
day. On. their way home they. stop
ped to lunch with, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bacon at their pleasant home In Fair
field,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Reyes and three
children and their daughter-in-law
and child, all OF Skowhegan were
callers at Bert Corson's Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Corson and
family went to Abbot, Saturday, to
visit with Mrs. Corson's grandmother
Mrs. Dan Foss.
James Mclaughlin and Mildred Nc
Clintick of, Moscow were callers at
Chester Berry's, Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Hodgkins from Norridge-
wock is a guest at her. brother 8.
Arthur Goodrich's and family for a
few days.
Masters Cleon and Bernard Good
rich from Massachusetts were callers
at Arthur Gopdrfch's. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark and
daughter Letha were guests for a few
days this week at Sydney York's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emmons of
Madison were, guests at Chester
Berry,s, Sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE

Everyone in this section improved
the past week in getting their hay.
Ellsworth Stevens and wife are
working at Llewellyn Stevens during
the. haying season.
Mrs. Elvira MacCausland and Mas
ter Bryant Richardson Of Hartland
are guests of f. M. MacCausland and
wife for a few weeks
Alverdo Small of Portland has
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Deer Seen in Neal Hill se'''''

Mrs. E. F. Danforth of the Ne VENUE
section of Norridgewoch aasr neal
Skowhegan. recently saw uP
her home.
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DOBSON
(By j. C. Mcdonald

u
After five months rest with T. B.
l am back on the job practically
well.
l.. c. Russell, wife and little son.
Howard, Of Johns, visited A. G.
Baker and family Sunday.
Several boys and girls of the A.
III. S. spent the weekend at their
respective homes.
w. L. Barnett was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Mary Myers, of Jackson, is
Mt home on a vacation.
Prof G. III. Sheriff., the A. II. S.
superintendent, made a pleasant
call in our neighborhood one day
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. /. T. Myers were
shopping in Brandon one day last
week.
j. Il. May and little Miss Roma
made a flying trip to Brandon one
day last week.
Mrs. Rosa A. May Is visiting
relatives at Virgins.
Mrs. J. S. Mcdonald is on the
sick list this week.
Miss DOrrence Eaton, former
teacher of Johns, passed through
our neighborhood recently.
Finkbine Lbr. Camp is moving
from the present site to about seven
miles east.