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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-01

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-01
FLORIDA

GAINESVILLE. - NJ. A. BROKER
and p. r. Bishop, representing col
lege of agriculture of Universe Of
Florida, defeated team from Georgia
state college of agriculture in debate.
Florida team upheld negative of ques-
ton. Resolved, That the French are
justifable in their occupation of the
Ruhr."
GATNESVNILLE. - District Agent
Jenkins and County Agent Graft re-
port the entire field of CucumbeTs in
Williston district has been completely
ruined by ane'-' '0af rot, commonly
called rust. They say crop could
have been saved had condition been
reportC sooner.
ASSEE.-William G. Nc
Adoo qualities as candidate for Flo
rida's endorsement in June presiden-
tial primary.
~ARTC More than 800 >cres
in watermelons in this section of
Polk co--~t-- promise to yield at least
100 cars this year. Crop is reported
in best condition in years. Fifty car
Lords were ~7,:,~od last year.
MACCLENNY.-Trvin L, Rhoden,
Sc, prominent merchant died of
heart disease. ~ was boz n Charl-
ton county, Ca, but had lived here
many years.
FORT PIERCE. - Surfside beach
property. 236 acres on ocean on. is
sold by DR.. Boothe to Chester Flor
ida Land company for more than
$3.50 600. Extensive development
are expected - follow.
l. ELLE.-Wade and Flood Of
T @'--'-~1 are now busy shi~~'ne s.
900 head of cattle 10 Oklahoma. They
are going in lots Of 900. and every
animal has TO be dipped and in
speCted,
ORLANDO. - Florida state Bank.
re association holds two-day cor
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-05-01

physician of this place, dies in hos
pital at Tuscaloosa.
THROSBY. Strawberries are be
ginning to move to market in
small quantities. Fruit Growers
association will commence loading
cars soon.
Observation-Disclosures Donald
son, IA, is instantly killed, William
Burke, II, and Leslie Thompson, Ia,
are seriously injured when Donald
son touches match to bottle sup
posed to contain nitro Slycerine and
eXplodes with loud report. Bottle
was found by boys in woods.
Observation-Disclosures May Nc
Tendon, under indictment for killing
Jeff Love, is given change Of venue
to Albertville, and trial is set for
July.
GADSDEN. - Governor Brandon
will deliver commencement address
at Glencoe High school May s.
MONTGOMERY. = Thirty one
groups of girls from various sections
of Alabama enter state clothing con-
test here.
AUBURN.-Dr. c. A. Cary. state
veterinarian of Alabama, quaran-
tines against movement of domestic
animals and articles that may
transmit foot and mouth diseases,
from California.
GADSDEN. Mack Waldrop, as
sistant fire chief. is painfully injured
when he falls from roof of burning
building.
MONROVIA-Andr billiard. 81,
prominent farmer, is dead, third oil
family to succumb to pneumonia in
recent weeks.
Liquor seized by fed
eral agents here will be tested to de
termine if it contains poison, and if
poison is found prosecutions will be
entered against sellers under state
statute.
ALBANY.-T. B. Hale, manager
of local water company, invents and
patents device to prevent waste of
oil by automobiles.
LEIGHTON.-Mrs Cliff King, of
near here, dies in Tuscumbia from
effect of having tooth extracted.
ANNISTON.-Goal of 10000 boys
at Fourth corps area Citizens mill.
tary training camp at Camp McClel-
Ian, beginning June IA, is set, &C
cording to General William P.
Screws.
ARITON.-New school to cost $685.
900 is to be built here soon.
TUSCUMBIA. - First National
Bank of Sheffield is placing new safe
in vaults Of new $4,000 building.
LUVERNE. - New government
highway through CrenshaW county,
making nearer route to Florida
points, is nearing completion.
SELMA.-Miss Elizabeth Conrad,
graduate nurse of Vaughan Memorial
hospital, goes to Dothan, May ], to
assume charge of DR.. Albert Fra
zier's private hospital.
MOBILE.-Dr. j. B. Marshall,
president of Shearer Marshall Real
ty company, resident of Mobile for
80 years, is dead after short illness.
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ORLANDO. - Florida state Bank.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
Napfsal: Michal Sadovsanu.
y rumnnskeho prel. prof. NJ. Lisy

priatel'a pritisol no ku sebe, pra-
still ma dno voza, ruky mil roztia-
hol ma ,dve strany jednym kole.
nom kl'akol mu ma prsia.
Nepriatel dusiac sa stenal; ko-
sti mu prastia, myslel by 81, lined
sa rozdriizgajn ma prach; svieral
sa mocnych ramenach Dnro-
vych; potion akoby Dol chcel ME
co povedat', no cd strachu zavia-
zol mu HAS.
Duro strasnym hlasom zavola
Tudor! Ty 81 to-
- Ja... zastenal horko-t az
ko protivnik.
Duro "a to tym vacsmi pritisol
koleno 0 hrud': ten drnhy triasol
sa, stenal a len t'azko chytal dych.
Obaja zkameneE eakali, prenik-
mutt smrtel'nym strachom vo tine
a samotc.
Konecne Tudor zareval:
- Ty Duro!... Brat moi ' Pa
lnu!... Nezabi ma!
Dnro pravici svierajilc sekeru.
Skripajuc zubami odpovedal:
| Ale ty. pse. odkedv sliediS
"a mnou...
Ten drnhy trasdc sa vse vacslni
vacsmi reval:
- Brat moi, brat moi krest an
sky. zaeal pliest nesrozunl-
5Itel'ne. slova.
!. Voz zatial' yysiel ma stran mad
l.5cdinou. N hlbokei tine drohnk
Esvetielka zmurkaly 3 kotliny. Al
" posvatnom tichu noel razom hi
boky, ladny zvuk zatriasol vozdu-
chom. Yel'ky zvon chramn zufsel
pomaly, sta jakasi cituplna hud-
ba. Jeho zyuk naplnal melodipu
polia, doliny noe: akoby l'1to-
stive, potesitelne slova septal ka-
zdemu, trpiacim, tym, ktori ne
navidia. 4
Zvon zahucal do tiny hymnou
vzkriesenia Duro pomaly pustil
Iprotivnika, sadol 81 ma prav1 reb-
rinu voza, do l'avej ruky wal se-
l5eru pravicou sa prekrizoval
Ten druhy, Tudor, t'azko sa sbie-
raj, ako raneny, stenaj1c, a sadol
81 ma druhy box. Obaja pozerali
ma svetielka, ktore dolu, kotli-l
ne, trblietaly sa ako male, blede
hviezdicky: q nac1vali hlbokym
yukon zvona, kym voz dolu stra-
nou pomaly blfzil sa ku dedine...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
ony dobre poznai1 cestu.

ony dobre poznajd cestu.
Razom svitne Dnrovi v hlave, za
ma spodku voza, pod chlplSom Sc
ma ma pripevnenl sekeru, co 81
kazdv gazda berie so sebou, ked'
ide ma cestu. Sohne sa, chytro roz-
nzli povraz, chopl do diane lesk-
II obuch sekery a Ease sadne 81 ma
predosle miesto. Citi, re sa uspo-
kohl. Uz ma spolocnika.
Pravdu povediac, nebal sa. Ne
triasol sa, nebol rozeuleny nepo-
zeral nevdojak vpravo-vl'avo pla-
chymi oeami, no predsa akasi ne
zvykla nespokojnost' naplnila mu
mysel'. Voz skoro bez huku sinie
sa po vlhkej ceste.
TAX urobi dobry kus cesty.
Razom vSak strasie sa a srdce
prudko mu zatne bit ! CT sa len
domysl'a a alebo opravdu cuje COST
"a sebou ma ceste? Me, nedomysl a
sa. V nepreniknutel mel tine "a Sc
bou cuje rychle, t'azke :kroky !;
ktosi rychle no nasleduje, chce ho
dohonit' elm skor. A coskero no
dohoni, ME je az d'aleko je
iste, ze je to mix ME my, iako Tu-
dor.
Rychle menive obrazy mihaji
sa mu pred ocami: ma trhu tia
cenici niekol'koraz zjavil sa mu
!. ten iskriaci pohl'ad! ale to ma
B len teraz prichodi ma UNI; vtedy
81 toho nevsln1al. A preto ami te
raz nevie povedat' $ celou urei
tost 'ou, ci to Dol zrak Tudorov
i alebo ME. Srdce mu prudko bije
celou bytost 'ou svojou citi, &c
ten druhy sa blizi, ponahl'a, ko
necne dostane sa k nemu swine
DO nom. Mono, od dialeka ho ma
sleduje. nahle sa dostal do lesa
zrychlil svoje kroky. Vo tine an
nevidet' odkial,, padne rama, Kro
XIV sa blizia. Myslienky sta bles
ky krizujd sa nom. Myslf ma to
ze vstane, ze slide voza, re stare
81 ma kraj cesty, ze poeka no, y
necakane sam no napadne a zlami
no.. Me, predsa nesijde S voza
voz a voly SIT jeho priatelia: istej
Sim sa citi s mimi.
/ Razom zacuje tlumeny kascl
Pred MIN je vsetko tiche. Len je
dna myslienka no naplnuje: pre-
twink -av pravici mocne stisk'
, porisko sekery. Duro nemal ziad
l neho vrazedlneho 1myslu. No ked
!; pocitil ma voze 'cudziu ruhu, re
7 zom spruzily sa mu vsetky svaly
sko blesk skocil ku zadn, svojin
]: svalnatvmi ramenami oblapil nj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
W W 0

snad no daka kyjak alebo sekera.
Medzi holymi vetvicami vanie
vanok. Duro silno nacdva: len
sluch mu moze byt' ma pomoci;
zrakom nicoho nevidi, ami coby
NAL oci zaviazane.
Voly spokojne kracaj1 d'alej;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
MAJSTER.
Napisal: Oscar Wilde.

Ked tedy temnoty sa sniesl9
ma zsm, Jozef 2 Arimateje, zapaliac
smolnicu 20 smrekoveho dreva, sos
stupil hory do ndolia. Lebo NAL
;1racu v svojom dome.
A kl'aciac ma kamienkoch v d.
doll Boil asst uzrel mladeho muza,
ktory Dol nahJ a plakal. Vlas jeho
mai barpu mede a telo jeho holo
ami biely kvet; ale rozskria bal sEo-
lie telo trnami ma svoje vlasy ma
sypal popol.
A ten, ktory NAL hojnost' staff
kov, hovoril mlad6mu muzoyi, kto-
|ry Dol nahy . plakal:
Necudujem 50, ze je tvoj b6l
tax vel ky, Dol tn iste elovek spra-
vodlivy. sS
/ odpovedal mlady muz:
Neplacem pre- Neho, ale mad
sebou samyaa. ia tiez premcnil sor1I
fvod ma vino 4 rzdravil malomoc.
| neho, dal zrak slepemu. Kr&6al
som po vodach q tych, ktorf b
vajd \ hrobkach, yyhnaI som zlych
duchov. Nasytl som hladnJ ia n
pdsti, kde nebolo ziadneho iedlA
q yyvolal mrtyych ich te1i
sfdiel, q ma moi rozkaz : Pred 8 8
kym zSstnpom Pndn uscll \
plodaS fisosnf 4 y r. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
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note lesa nevedet', co nan caka! |!
Sk6r nez by. vnilzol pod klenu-.
tie vysokych stromov lesa, prekri-
zuje sa. Potom razom nasiel sa v
hlbokej tine, coho sa doteraz bal.
Hora prave puci, roznasajlc vo-
nu mladych stromov. T1to horu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

ystal : mrtvych! Prazdny voz po-
maiy hrkotal po ceste, kym voly
sem-tam m6yajlc hlavami spokoj-
ne kracaly a'alcj, Duro sedel ma
|predku voza, nemyslel ma Tudora,
len domoy.
Zlta styrt' 'mesiaca pomaly spii-
st ala sa M zapad moron bledeho
svitu obliatc liciny memo prestie-
rally sa po kraj obzoru. Duro my
slel ma svojich. Ma mddru zenu a
pckne diet'a. Teraz pravdepodob-
ne oba cakajil nan, aby mimi siel
ma vzkriesenie. v dome je vsetko
ciste; ma stole je kolac; a vel'ko-
nocny chlieh vydava l'ubeznn v6-
hu, akl indie nikdy necitit'.. Svo-
j no cakajn, ked' bude voz vo
dvore, prijau mu naproti. Durko,
syncok, opyta sa no, ci mu PRIME
sol jarmocno, prekuta -mu vrecka
ked' najde svoj medovnicek, ne
opisatel'na bude radost' jeho. Po-
tom vezmti ssiece a p6jdu do ko-.
stola. Tam budti mnohi: celia de-
dina, naplneny kostol; HAS kan
torov cisto, zvucne sa vznasa v
chrame Bozom, ako nikdy, lebo po
siestieh smdtocnych dnoch onedl-
no 1st do list sa bnde vinlt'
blazena zvest'. Donna zena polozi
ma st6l uvarenl kuru, tam bude i
kolac, vel'konocny chlcbf6ek j far
bene vajce. Mux blazene 81 vzdych-
nea pride nr.l ma nm, ze ies to pre-.
tisa' len fobfe, ;ked cloyek apo vsa-
kovych trampotach sivotA pride
ktakemu vel'ksmu dnu, ze spokoj-
ne 81 moze myslict ma dobrotive-
no Hospodina.
Pr5ye TAX to bude vsetko i to-
hoto 0roku, ako to byvalo posled-
nych rkoch uz tol'koraz, $ tym
rozdielom, ze tcraz je vacsia hoj-
most pokoj hospodarstve. I
zena prisla k rozumu, zmudrela cd
tel DOLBY, co ju ,dobre nabil.
Cd zeny myslienky Durove ne
vdojak presly ma Tudora. sPrislo
mu ma um. ze by no mohlo potkat'
nejake nest 'astie so strany svojho
nepriatel'a, ktory poslednych
dhoch vsade sa mu pletie do cesty.
Mozno, ze j teraz striehne nan
kdesi. Les, ktory temno lemuje
vrsok mad dedinou, sa bllzi.
Duro akoby sa vzpamatal. Po-
koj noel cajsi prerusuje hucanie
rieky Moldavy, ktora zlostne sa
kflti sem-tam v hadivom riecisti.
/ Daleko "a chrbtom nevidet nieo-
ho; mesiac pokojne sptst a sa pod
obzor; len vpredu, Y slepej tenn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

on "a mladi uz tol 'koraz poprecho
dill krizom- krazom, ba j v takejto
tine boil suz v tejto hustine bez to-
no, ze by mu bolo srdce co j tros-
ku prudkejsie bilo nez obycajne !;
no teraz v tejto slepej tine pred
sebou, cez ktorii oko neprenikne,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
essss:==sss====sss@ VelKonocn6 pozdrQDenie
I. B. suKovsKY.

Pokoj VAN! Pokoj svetu tomuto ktory ddolim sza
vym je moron bied Pokoj lasky do nespravodlivost
lst covek mech bez jedu pozera cloyeka, srom
kamen
Ktokol'vek zdvihne prst proti bratu svojmu, prot
zdvihne. Kto brata svoiho miluje, nina miluje
Hla - my rybari tichf Genezaretu zivota obetujeme
baranka velkonoaneho radostn6 pol 'dbenie ludom
pokoenu vsetk6mul
Radostne posolstvo asvel 'konocne pozdraveniel
Pokoj ON cistej lasky . tichej pokoryl 4.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

nepriatel'a. Pleticha za1ala sa me-
dzi mimi pre- klsok zeme. No pri
slide 50 pomefili, ba potom cell
noe spoln sa zabavali, on a Tudor,
2 mad ranom Y objati, pokrikujnc
vratili sa domov. Cd tel DOLBY zili
vo vel 'kom priatel 'stvc: neminu-
10 dha,, 60 by Tudor nebol navsti-
vii Dura, Ii Dol tento donna, alebol
ME. No tento pomer netrval dlho
medzi mimi. Raj vecer, ked' sa
Duro vracal z lesa, ma konci deli-
ny zastavi ho starry Maranda a ra-
df mn, ably tam nechal voz a len
pokradomky- siel domov, lebo do
ma ho 6aka vel'mi prinmne pre-
kvapenie. Duro asi sipil, co to mo-
ze byt' a skutocne bolo tomu tax.
Klope, no dsere sd zaprete. Ia
krikne, mix neodpoveda, hoci po-
cut zdnnka sepot. Nato opre sa o
dvere, napne vsetku svoju silu a
kone6ne vyvazi dvere 2 koran. Y
byte najde, svoju zenu a Tudora:
Po6ujes, pse, nuz takym pria-
el'onh 81 mi ty bol?" A sekerou,
co NAL v ruke, diva razy svihol mu
po ehrbte. Tudor zaia1 prosit':
"Nexabi ma |" klesol ma zem.
Dnro odpratal no 2 domu, ma ce.
stu, j vratil sa k zene tax ju
xbil, xe po cely zivot 81 pamata
tito hodu.
Ten druhy ,dlhy cas- opatroval
tPs5 4 keT "a konecne vylietll..
nehoyofil nic, i ferobil nis. Ako
by Dol zabudol ma vsetko, co sa
prihodilo. Lenze Tudor Dol lstivy,
zlomysel'ny clofek. Ked sa smial,
Dol taky, akoby chcel hryzt a je-
no trochu koso b('adiace oci iskri-
y, sta okale nfjakeho dravca.
Durovi nerobil yycitky pre- dva
rany sekerous- no zato hovorf sa
medzi ! 'ud mi, i jedon to spomne,
j druhy - j k usiam Durovym sa
dostane upozornenie, ze Tudor mu
je vsade Y patach. ked' sa mu
nalhodi prilezitost', Duro neuvi-
al Wac svetla Bozieho; tax no po-
sbierajl raz dakde v priekope.
Duro boil, chlap urastly, smelly,
ME priam mnoho dbal ma reel
inych. Mnoho casu sa minulo cd
tej DOLBY, bez toho, ze by sa bolo
nieco stale. No jednoho dina, ked'
siel ma trh, ma vrsku "a dedinou
nadisiel mu Tudor. Neprehovorili,
len 50 dobre premerali a blyskave
oci Tudorove iskrily sa, sta ocel'
Ma druhy den zbadal no v horach
tv6ril So, akoby cosi hl'adal, nc
Duro vycital mu oci zld myslien
ku. "A Cd tych cias protivnik mt
hol vsade "a patami. Duro 81 "a
umienil, ze Wac nevyda sa M ce
stu v noci; yo dne by sa nezl a
kol ami dvoch takych Tndorov.
No. ami pri vsetkom usilovan
nemohol dodrzat svoje predsavza
tie. Kazdy den vel 'keho tyzdha bo
Y tvrdej praci: dosky svazal n
trh, vo vel'kl sobotu dlho mu
sci cakat' ma vyplatu. Len nesko
70 veeer mohol sa dat ma zpiatoi
MI cestu.
To So mu este v zivote nepriht
dilo. IA uz ma vzkriesenie NAL byt
kazdy clovek donna, ably niest
sviecu do kostola po krest az
sky oslayonal slavnostne znrtvyc
vstanie Vykppitel'a. Dnro VISA
ME yel'mi yazne bral svoje op
zdenie, lebo penaEenku NAL pin
i myslel 81, ze Y dobrej nalae
straw sviatky.
Al ga vymotal 80 svojim vozo
: trim, " celkom 50 sotmelo. D
ro' 81 TAX ratal, ze do pohoci pr
a. dolhov mole byt este pritol
~ ajsy chrhme Bo$cm, ksd III
81 pvol lo title ostl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

Obetujeme baranka velkonocn6ho radostn6 poln-
henie ludon ebo Vsal On tejto chyle. Napnily so
va prise opat On csty, jasny, ably potes synov
jch: Pokoj yam!
Pokoj lud'om pokoj pokoleniu ysetkemu
Radostne poilbenie lud'om Y. srdci ohen cstej
lasky tomu kto voa brat moi Radostne pol dbenie
lud 'om srdci ohe tchei pokory tomu kto vola
pan mo-, 8 Kriste, knaze Lasky mucednfku Pokory.
Ha my rybari tchf Genezaretu zivota svyzna
yaei slov Tvojch SINE cakal Teba, Tys prisiel Voal
SINE sveto Tvoje hPa - zazarilo oslnilo mas
nechapali SINE a nechapene: CO yrayis, Panea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-03
WINTHROP
Anti. Can'ts Are Entertained

The Anti Can'ts were entertained
Saturday evening by Miss Alice
Spear and fifteen members of the
class were present. The brief bust
ness session was presided over by
Evelyn Godfrey. the vice president
The meeting was then placed in the
hands of Miss Jessie Thomas who
presented the following program:
Piano solo, Vivian Newell; read
ing. Barney OLynn. Annie Drawn;
Mandolin solo. Thelma Godfrey:
musical reading. The Last Hymn,
Alene Clifford; piano solo. Dorothy
Carleton; illustrated proverbs: kit
chen band, Misses Thomas, Spear.
Wood. Mrs. Godfrey and Mrs. York.
A description of the Anti Can'ts as
they see each other, conducted by
Mrs. York. The hostess served ice
cream. cake and crackers and the
evening closed with an odd guessing
contest, in which Miss Alice Wood
won the prize.
The next meeting will be held IN
two weeks with Lulu House. This
meeting will close the contest, and
each captain will be given 20 min
utes during which she will make as
many points as she can. The WIN
ming side will be entertained at a
banquet by the losers during the
Easter vacation.
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will regret her passing. She game
for an extended visit, with her sis
ter Mrs. Nellie Hoxie. of Clinton,
last October The first of Novcm-
Der, she suffered a stroke of
paralysis. from which she grad
ually failed until the end came.
During her lcnS sickness, she was
tendcrly cared for by her sister.
Mrs. Nellie Hoxie, assisted by her
son. Frank Hoxie, and her nephew
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoxie.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. L. +. Lonsley, Feb. 20. at
| r. NJ. Floral offerings were beauti-
full. Out Of town people who we're
present were AIR and Mrs. Frank
Hoxie, and daughter Miss Christina
Hoxie. of Lewiston. Hollis Jacobs,
and wife of Pittsfield, Mrs. Mark
Getchell, Mrs. Sadie Wentworth,
Mrs. Z. c. Hunter. Mrs. G. +. Hoxie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horris of
Pittsfield. Charles Sherman, and
wife of Burnham, and Mrs. Frank
Brown.
The remains were placed in the
receiving tomb at Clinton, until
spring, when burial will be made
in the family lot in Detroit ceme-
terry,
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Half Thousand
Mexican Rebels
Give Themselves Up

Mexico City. March 2-Five hum
dred rebels under Colonel J. y. Ar
naiz have surrendered uncondition-
ally at Tuxpam. state of Jalisco, &C
cording to dispatches from Quad
alaiara quoting reports to the gov
eTnor.
Generals Castillo. Barajas and
Raniil ez Gardo with their followers,
former members of the rehellious
armies under Generals Estrada and
DiegueZ, are seeking to surrender In
various parts of the statae of Coli
ma, according to reports received by
the war department.
There is no confirmation in official
circles of the report that the aOcto-
gcnarian rebel leader, General Hig-
mo Aguilar, credited with dynamit-
ing more trains between Mexico City
and Vera Cruz during numerous re-
volts than any other leader, has been
captured and executed, along with
General Daniel Martinez Herrera.
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Penna. Socialists
Derv Condolences
for NicOlai Lenine

Harrisburg. Pa, March 1.-The state
convention OF Pennsylvania Socialists
toGay refused to approve a resolution
to send condolences to the Russian peo-
pie and government on the death Of
Nicolai Lenine and'to pledge the par
tvs efforts to obtain from the United
States government the immediate rec
ognition OF hte Soviet government Of
Russia. The vote against the resoIu-
lion was more than .wo to one. Treat
ment OF the Socialists under the Soviet
government was characterized as far
worse than under the monarchist gov
eminent when u was declared the So
ciaHsts wore given a trial before being
condemned.
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Baby Beef Main
Course at Bangor
Joint Meeting

Portland. March 2.-william G.
Hunton of the Maine Central Rail-
road Industrial department and a
member of the Agricultural Commit
tee of the State Chamber of Com
merce will send to Bangor for the
dinner at the joint meeting of the
state Chamber and the Bangor
Chamber Of Commerce next Thurs
day evening enough native Maine
beef to supply the main course. This
beef. which is a gift from the State
Chamber, was raised by L. w. Lor-
ing of West Pownal, one of Cumber-
land county's progressive farmers.
Polled Angus steers are Mr.. Lor-
ing's speciality. He has quite a line
of them and he is bringing them to
the abattoir at East Deering in suf-
ficient number to keep the Portland
market supplied with baby beef. The
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Mrs. Jennie Hoxie Smith

Mrs. Jennie Hoxie Smith. OF Lewis
ton. passed to the higher life, on
Thursday. Feb. 81, aged 70 years.
She leaves in her immediate family,
a son, Frank Hoxie. and a grand
daughter, Miss Christina Hoxie. Of
Lewiston. sister Mrs. Nellie Hoxie.
of Clinton. besides nephews. and
nieces. Mrs. Smith was the
daughter of Seth, and Dorothy
Noble. and much Of her girlhood
was passed in Pittsfield, and
vicinity.
Early in life she married Barney
Hoxie of Detroit. four children were
born OF this union, all of them dy-
ing in infancy, except one son.
Barney Hoxie died In middle life,
and after many years OF widow
hood. Mrs. Hoxie married John
Smith. whom she survived by SER
cral years. The deceased gas wo-
man Of pleasing personality. with
a wide circle Of friends. and a de-
voted christian. always interested
IN every good work. She will long
be remembered in Pittsfield, where
she conducted a variety store for a
long time, and in Burnham, where
she lived for many years. Two
years ago she disposed Of her house
there, and went to Lewiston, to re-
side with her son Frank Hoxie,
where she made many friends, who