Putnam patriot., 1908-05-22

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 -lf He deh4 4ae sill certainly taiR rs.tf ap r., iIe tltares api fHa Ike things v.xze tbau e8er Your AuU salina Is nd afraid of any liFi1g nian. You 5asI act as natural as yOn can. and ei0uf lei her catch on 10 q thing
 And fc, fitr or six dnYs infer. when sle ga..a lH question arrived abe bad moi been in the house half an boslr be- fore sine s.H Ter jaw and said t0 Mrs. Tloiniison her widowed sister.
 -Naw. Rufb while Mary k upstairs want fe lf4ir nli about | There's some HkuldHtlaery it.eD going eB here. and ] waHi to gel at The ropt of If It's na use lo put au that innocent took. fnr m woman that can't he deceived
 fheu fine widow had fp fix fl up Her dangilfer Mary. DOW fsssiafs gaafF Nta5 Aati ftasH httiitAA# a9kAtifais RthH b.suean Bromley son tintsS, and inc marriage day had oFlas i,eeu set i,ea. eafi Hrantle8 i1std tbeH favored tie ta8teh TAe Widow had q tine farm n9IaIniue hls and If she took forty aef.4 8u aI hers md he forty of of lis lie yonne folks would bHye T good ~tHri h iife sifu aR Weii Ba Ie eonld al4a contribute considerable ensb 10 ward building the uew hause aHd barn. Yes T @oBid be | R9od uiaIfh all nreana nad everything was going a#iiumi#gts when tie deacon took in simmer hanfder
 He wns shat might be caiied haf cash lo4riee thaf ls Tor two weeks he pHid half the price of 1atfd aud lodging m eaah and The otber iB tnfof iHailea uhlH changed fhe aeaenn's uaiafe ali over fhu baarfier Ind aipde n af#a4 of faHHt trees. sa D.. asaefted ana #ftar sffHHifi0s H5s head #Ht eon effH4 be iEu# lu tte fanilS alnHaae far t fortnight he aHuauared lint tile iffamirgv uerf dirzgf dercondnntH of I.oHi Bromley af EHEiaud white ifpfd BrMnIet himself Was ] grand nephew of Nalam flte Cun,nefaf
 The d4neea had afRa3s been fathef siiH uecked mnn toward the eah iunniie. and this information added te his pride lie did mol question the strungers information. md aflef lime Il hegta to get II iis work iie waent rith iHfi he hae1 the blue eioid In him. and that was esen better In four weeks he wns walking Hs 1T he huti poker down 'is back aud at tue cnd - fout nefe he saia to his Hea
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 .fiat. pau 9naW. I'm cugag U fn Mary fhamlran and zon knoM thtl tbe faHt r. ftei'y taAle Ne eae ean eak tHat fifFe has seeu HH7 thlne aeiast tbeal. ftom grandfather down
 In oias Naat. of ehsaa ltas heaH in jaa lAai Anna of Ant l a=h aenln, Who afc The fhomp7onsf We bH0w N ha tau RtHuiess spnus fulH aud | cannot consent ta any ntefeian atiiaae' Inil 1 kuaa hn the hlN lhainpson wa= shai3 fesI lasiIHeA n oepa=iee iAs match II atll hs He ase wtateeef 10 argue tl, matter with nae am de iefmined ,e a4eset,e ths purity of aur lieed as lt Has eeuc down to as
 1nmes did ual eetse le eali ai the w!,law's but f nH~ gel ioue before sh, realized thal he had seuelhiag e1t his miHa and he nas analas prr,ute'i up m "a staIe If H. het1 ta fltevef sfi'o sitipn to bi- FaiVr aHi lhat dHi uoi saiss9e thr usaltttl nashsf ot ths high spitfted ates3Ief SffHHHel 9tlatieu> fnlls0el suh nas the situation when Aant sai.Ha 4Hlrvl she Nsteaed te 4lie stpns Witii ! sfie lask uu H=f iaee aud ! hen li a4A aulshel sla' ssl.a
 lsHth Nau Nefr nekFt any Eaad nt haadlMs easas llse ihia and Yeu must leaKe tAiues fn uir kunM nl abaul tle IgloN4qsaHs and tle aeoWlsNs. ioo md I've ht@ fd thmg oi two aboni William the goaa0efof slHec 1 wtni c. Michigan to live You lust k'ep out of th. fuss u ad .et ne settle Il ins aWu way"
 Hut you won't ro to the deneou and call hlln an eid idiotzs protested the widow
 T ean1 tel what I'll do Providence generally tal,cs hand ln eases like this. and shall depend good deal nn i.ros sdenee Ne won't say werd to Mary about l.
 Providence didn't walt long heferv taking hand pecemher had eeme Instead of hsiag inafrled ea Christmas slay. as The young couple hai hoped ior. they were as guod as estmnged
 neiavrn the house and the larn was n goose pond of q considerable depth tnd. though this had leen frozen over ,olid for two of ihrce weeks. recent ,outh wind had gone lar to weaken the iee. and the hired Maa had sklried The pnnd in going to and fro
 on the forenoon cf the NerN next day after The story had been told Deacon ps1tnlax came walking toward tue widow E house He was taking short yut aefasS lhe erla= anal when h reaehesl the iasnd he stspnei lseldls en tho lee II tveaa ia eraeA. and. thaash direct te-eesalant VI land nnmley ana through nm cf William ghe Con Qaeoog the tsaeun dRtHt CoNsi,ler T slefasasssf3 Ase iss aszse F