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The Oxford Democrat The Oxford Democrat. _ _____ · " VOLUME 78. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1911. NUMBER 39. s with "Who are ehe asked, "and d. park. Fruit Eating Birds. lima seemed always to have something Mies Greye flue eyea biased 70α," Pau- what are here?* ^lbkbt AMONG THE FARMERS. on her mind. For a time ehe was anger. "I do not forbid yoα to, you doing Licensed Auctioneer, a and I her admirers as bat line, bot I bope you will not Paul "I'm pin peddler, stopped THJE GROWER SUPFKBS, BUT HS 8H0UM Bought by before, "OUTH PARIS, MAIN·. "vim THE PLOW." Is a man. here for Picked For like seeks like, and the young men, The Gate In Graham's father detestable THE ΉΝ overnight." THEM. Out MolerMe. CONSIDER HIS GAINS FROM must be Tenu» finding her preoccupied and unenter- Wbeu I tell yoa that once upon a time "Is that all? Τ thought you on practical agricultural topic him be was a β robber." Correspondence drew away to more I was engaged to marry L. BUCK, la solicited. Address all communication· la talnlng, gradually "Grape Grower," Keuka Lake, N. T., was a lad in "1 a robber would be more tended (or this department to Bikii D Each Other animated companions. I, too, with the The widower, and Paul little PEDDLER suppose U ^ Hammond, Editor Oxford Dem write·: "What redreae there Hedge is a attractive to than a tin Surgeon Dentist, Agricultural secret on my mind, was and dresses then. Walter Graham you peddler." ocrat, Parle, Me. the ravage· of bird· on fruit? My choic- moody MAIN'S. to In and I showed him a poem I "Not a nice tin peddler." SOUTH PARIS, est are ruined thi« year An at 111 disposed Join the gay sporte publisher, of grape· getting Attempt Matchmaking It Wai Closed and He Was Chock Full was some in and other our host for us. And short- Why had written. Pauline, he laughed at There encouragement All bit t>e·' work warranted. by phcebe·, eong eparrow· provided A Case of Clover That Met With a this. But I was curious to find out Seeding. protected vermin, and I neither know of ly before the expiration of the term How if Romance Opened about the house I was in. U. P. JONBS, a way to «top it or to obtain indemnity Setback for which I had been Invited I made Pauline, startled by this sudden con- I DON'T WASTK EXPKN9IVK SKEU ON LAN Γ for the serious losses they infliot on the "Where did you come from?" an excuse to leave. Charlie drove me CLARISSA MACKIE fidence, knew not what to say. Mak- F. A. MITCHEL income that we have. EDGAR MINTURN By By asked. Dentist, NOT PHOPKHLY PKKPAKKI). only vlneyardUts By to the station and while we were wait- ers of books and publishers were re- are not snake·, toads and frogs ) "From over a rise in the MAINS. Why for the train said to me: mote who into Just ground. X,)RWAY, the ing American Preu Asso- beings rarely strayed American Pre·· Am»· protected? They are among greatest Copyright by American Praia Ano- Copyright by Copyright by Our is hidden by tree». I saw "Eileen Is at 181L her little world. Still, she 1W. place aloe Hour·—9 lo 13—1 to 4. Agricultural papers and institute exterminators of vermin that we have ciation, 131L greatly disappointed ciation, practical elation, the woman. smoke against the sky and came to tell us to sow and do no to either farmer or failure of her effort to make a longed to comfort the troubled speakers persistently injury out what It come from. of aud thus restore our match for he because—was the hlll'to find 17 r. SMITH, plenty clover, fruit grower." you." "Perhaps laughed their is iu In the autumn of 19— 1 received a Pauline hummed a tune under bet Few persona are satisfied with Since it wus from this chimney I Γ run-down farms. This advice good The has my warmest ■y™" "I'm sorry not to oblige her, but you it a humorous Aunt Ruth '/" she questioner poem. I at Law, a it must be remembered that see fruit of who breath as she tied the ribbons of hei in life or their occupation. I'd come on and see who was Attorney sense, but pathy. It is hard to the note, from Eileen Duncan, bad know those things can't be forced. asked timidly. station thought MAINE. clover will not on land, and and have no hei rule. I de- In the house." NORWAY, ({row poor one's labors destroyed married my chum, Charlie Duncan, Possibly had I known the girl your little white shoes and reached for "Humorous!" scoffed Mlee Greye. "It am an exception to that a to sow Block. Collection· a Specialty. it is sheer waste of costly seed he become a law-breaker. am "I'm to see you. I'm cu- Hu.-ne remedy except inviting me to their country place in wife picked out for me I might have tennis racket. With a swing of snow; was called 'Love's Dirge.'" light in my work, and yet I only very glad clover on land not in a good state of fer- Yet one must be a philosopher and real- rious to know bow the hap- are done better." snld Pauline "I have premises I see our ize of our laws are the New Hampshire hills. "We to linen skirts she tripped down the etain "Oh," faintly. a tin peddler. ttlUCK Λ PARK. tility. neighbors persistently that, after all, most to left as are. I've been "She's a woman." was a beautiful pened be they clover few of and are on "the entertain a house said Mrs. splendid and out into the California sun no doubt It poem." For heaven's sake, why are you sat- ip sowing every year, yet just based greatest good party," golden theories about it the "I since we've not mat- the brief- forming Perhap· Attorneys at Law, them cut much clover hay. When to the greatest number," and although "which will be say, Charlie, shine. "It was," admitted poetess isfied to be α tin Duncan, incomplete peddler? can tell me which theory le cor- land is in a state of tilth, after corn we suffer because of in ed and It's all over, suppose you tell "After of you KTHBL, MAINS. good sometime· them, ly. that, course, everything a reason. I am without you. Charlie and I are so Playing tennis by oneself is never For paradoxical rect" Bllsry C- Park- or roots, tbe clover does grow, but is the run we ourselves are theι gam- me who she is." was ended between Walter and me. I a 11'.ion S- Herrlck. long an first winter. This that we wish to confer a like entertaining pastime, but it if fall of ideality and romance. "What are Γ mostly killed tbe er·. Do not misunderstand me; I fully happy "Eileen would divorce me If I did." had the in the rose nailed they and when one lives with gate garden romance in a tin winterkilling is nut caused wholly by realize that to sit down and on you. A will be a good exorcise, Ideality and ped- "That couple," pointing to the picture Γ W. ROUNDS, philosophize happiness girl "On my honor, she shall never know up, and now the hedge has so over- the but is caused will no debt· nor feed the a beautiful but maldeo dler! Nonsense! "bad been P'i. frost, mostly by tramp- pay hungry member of your whom we have from me." melancholy be It of a Irride and groom, Just party grown it that it cannot found. to ing aod pasturing in tbe fall, and tramp- two verv present factors with most of aunt on a retired country estate even Yes; listen to me and I will prove married and come to live here. Is picked out for you. We are not going There was a whistle, and the train is like the incident—it is closed for Dentist, ing after frost appears is much worse. us. Nevertheless, if one does take a gymnastics can border on the that there can be romance even to tell which one our rolled Just as I was about to dally you thut so?" the new of clover iu the matters his outlook you of guests up. get ever." iuthawat Block, NORWAY, MS. Grazing growth broad view of aach wildest excitement in a tiu peddler. And because there another couple Just married is a chief reason for winter I know she is, nor are we to tell her aboard Charlie whispered In my ear: "And with the roses of "No; fall killing. on life becomes much brighter. going serv- overgrown me work. îltf Pauline's method consisted In is romunce in I enjoy my did." ■ Ces Hoar·—S to 13—1 to 3. But clover on land with the of no redress in cases of this kind -and who is the man we have out "Hester Adams." murmured Pauline as she sowing poor picked one or more across net memory," to dream. For is ing balls the It gives me opportunity "Well, one of that other couple expectation of increasing its fertility they are many—except either to taxe for her, though we have told her that I hurried Into the car and sank in left the room and went upstairs.
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