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Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Jus. Suited Him.

"Miss Pansy. ye' suhtfngiy has got
veil developed aims. ef yo'il pahdon
ua sayin' 50.
.Ah developed dem aims workin'
,yah de washtub. Mistah Rufus"
~Jm-uni-er-M Miss fansy. win 20
,e ma wifeTr-D Denver Post.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Wood Sawed

al 80 and 30 cents cord. | am now
ready 10 receive your orders with
prompt attention, being newly equip
ped with one OF the latest gasoline en-.
gines made. Wood split ut q reasona.
BILE price. Give me trial and be con.
WINGED. Peter Dumas, I.amothe ST.,
Putnam. Telephone orders To kennc-
DIV : SiaAie AZ
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

ATA COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN
"A NJ Woodstock within aud for said district OF
Woodstock ON the 9TH dsy Of Jan, A. II, iaS.
Present. Cha eaee II. Child, Iadge
On motion OF 4. olin Chafee es Fast Wood.
stock, Jenn.. executor on the testate estate Of
Frank h. ,'hafee, late of Woodstock within said
district. decreased.
This Court doth decree that six months from
date heteaf he allowed aud limited for the
creditors of said estate 70 exhibit their claims
against the same To the said Executor and
direcis that public notice be given 81 this order
by advertising In newspaper published in Pat
nam having "A circulation inssid district xnd BY
posting a copy thereof the public stgn.post
In said Town of Woodstock nearest the place
where the deceased last aweit.
Certitl,-e from Record.
SO Clarence u, enid. Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Mystic Valley Water Bonds

We offer subject TO sale Mystic Val
ley Water Company Refunding First
Mortgage 5 per cent Bonds, due io2S,t0
yield better than 5 per cent per annuin.
This company has supplied water To
the towns Of Stonington and Mystic,
Conn, for the past twenty years. All
legal papers have been prepared by Mr..
John T. Carpenter Of Putnam, Conn
For further particulars inquire Of u
III. White Il Co., 81 Liberty street, New
York City. t---6
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Hodgenville, Ky. Feb. 12.-At Amer
las Bethlehem. near this town, where
her savior was born 100 years ago. the
nation paid tribute today to the mem
cry of Abraham Lincoln Eloquent
speakers extolled his fame. and on the
SPOT where stands the cabin in which
he first saw the light the cornerstone
of the Lincoln memorial was laid. The
principal figure at the laying OF the
cornerstone was President Roosevelt.
who delivered the main address
The services ar the Lincoln farm
were held under the auspices of the
Lincoln Farm association. which has
labered long and assiduously in the
effort. now crowned with success, 20
mark worthily the scene of Lincoln's
birth The association was represent
ed by its president. former Governor
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Speak WITH contempt 81 no man
Every one hath q tender sense OF rep
station Burton
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Ala Court Of Probate BoIdsn at. Thompsoq
~ witlsiu aud FOR district OF Thompson On the
2sth day III January. A D.. i.tV
Present, George =. GfosDyt Judge.
On motion Of stephen Ballard Of Thompson.
Coun,. Administrator with Will m exed ON The
testste estate of tf.aafa NJ. Draper. late 0f
Thompson within said district DECEASED.
This court doth decree that SIX m0Uths BE- a.
10 exlalit their claims against the same ~ The
nd uinistraior with Will annexed, and directs tea1
public notice b. given of this order by advertising
Ia i newspaper having circulation In sid 6tee-
riot, and by posfiug soOpy thereof on the puolle
sirD post In said iowa of thompson, nearest tAe
place where the deeeased last dWsit.
Certided from Record,
5-7 GEOk6k >. CkUBbf, JuAGe
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
couEI q rscsArE noLDx 49,. AZ

Ar COURT or PROBATE HOLDEN At
"A Putnam within and for the 11sogeoo
OF Putnam on the 22<h dsy VI Feb. A. d. 1nco
Present Eawzrd q. Wright, judgs.
On motion VI John y. Carpenter of fetneMs
a Cutler Iate u Putnam. within said dists1cts -
ceased.
This Court doth decvee inst six months - -
loved Iimited for the creditors u sid eota1a -
exhibit their claims against the aa0s - ~
Executor snd direct that psbilc botjce - 0ue0
Of fiist order ~ scveTttslbg il seUnpapog -
iished IN Putnam hasin9 circulation n M -
trct. aud By posting : copy thereof On ths 49,
tic sign. % n sid town Of Esstfogd neafest -
place where the deceased last owen.
Certified from Record.
~ EDWARD WRIGHT. Jaage
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
LINCOLN DAY AT
HIS BIRTHPLACE.
Kentucky Farm Scene Of CeIe-
bration To-day.
PRESIDENT DELIVERS ADDRESS

Estois Career Of Great liberator In
Speech at Laying of Cornerstone Of
the Lincoln Observation-Disclosures
Men Present Escort Of Former
Wearers Of Blue and Gray For Mr..
Rooseveit-Exercises Under Auspices
of the Lincoln Farm Association.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Farm for Sale

TO close an estate. Located In Thomp-
son, Conn, one mile east Of brandy
Hill, known as the George w. smith
farm, consisting Of 30 acres Of lands
house, barn, and other outbuildinGs.
For further particulars call ION Charles
A. Smith, administrator. tluadtc,or ad-
dress Putnam, Conn. II. +. ID. No. L.
6--Sp
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

LYRIC n. JOHNSON.
Attorney and
Counsellor-at-Law
Wasner's Hioek. Pnfaafn. Corn. Telephone -
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Il am well
declaration? Do you realize the power
in such an affirmative stateme9tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-07-15

tionai ana obvious that the woman
laughed aloud.
Knew you'd be! You see. I had
tne carriage ahead, the one you didn't
take was SO disappointed when vou
nuhg up TO the door and away again.
lou didnt see me hanging half ont
the window to watch where Won wen,
did you? That's how | discovered ~. ,
your discourtesy was unintentional
tnat you hadn't recognized me-by the
1act that you took this compartment
right behind my own"
Sne paused invitingly, but Kirkwood
grown wary, contented himself with
picking up his pipe and carefully
knocking out the dottle on the window
ledge
i was glad to see you," she affirmed
put only partly because you were Won
Mr.. kirkwood. The other and major
part was because sight Of you confirm.
ed my own secret intuition. You see
I'm quite old enough and wise enough
10 question even my own intuitions
For You are going to Queensborough
N~SA yOu, hT. NlTkWOOOv'
"Queensborough?' he echoed blank.
~, and, in fact. he was at loss ia
follow her drift. mo, Mrs. Hallam.
I'm not bound there"
Her surprise was apparent. She
mace no effort to conceal it. "Rut.'
she faltered. III not there
Give you my word. Mrs. Hallam
l have no intention whatever of going
to Queensborough." Kirkwood protest
ed.
Il don't understand" The nervous
drumming of patent leather covered
toe, visible beneath the hem of her
dress. alone betrayed rising tide of
Impotence. Then my intuition was
at faultv'
In this instance, If it was at all
concerned with my insignificant af
fairs. yes-most decidedly at fault"
very well. then. Now. let us see
where are you bound?"
KfrkwOod looked out Of the window
I'm convinced it's rendezvous"
Kirkwood smiled patiently at the
landscape
"Is Dorothy Calendar so very, very
beautiful, Mr.. Kirkwood?' with q
trace Of malice.
Ostentatiously Kirkwood read the
Southeastern and Chatham's framed
card Of warning, posted just above
Mrs. Hallam's head to all such in
durable lunatics as are possessed OF
a desire to travel on the running
boards Of railway carriages.
you are going to meet her, aren't
your"
He gracefully concealed a yawn.
The woman's plan Of attack took an
other form. Last night. when yor
told me your story. believed you"
He devoted himself to suppressine
the temptingly obvious retort and sue
ceeded; but. though he left 1t unspoken
the humor Of it twitched the corners OF
his mouth. and Mrs. Hallam was OBJ
servant. so that her next attempt t.
draw him out was edged with temper.
II believed you an American. but q
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-07-15

gentleman. 1t appears that II Won
ever were the latter you've fallen 40
low that you willingly cast your lot
with thieves"
Having exhausted his repertory of
rudeness. kirkwood took to twiddling
his thumbs.
i want to ask you II you think 1t
Iair To me or my son to leave us In
ignorance of the place where you are
to meet the thieves who stole our-my
sons jewels?"
Mrs. Hallam," he said soberly. If
| am going to meet Mr.. Calendar or
Mr.. Mulready, l have no assurance of
that fact"
There was only the briefest OF
pauses. during which she analysed
this. then quickly. But you hope TOT"
she snapped
He felt that the only adequate retort
TO this would be shrug of his shoul-
ders, doubted his ability to carry one
off and again took refuge in silence.
The woman abandoned a second plan
OF siege with readiness that did cred
1t to her knowledge of mankind She
thought out the next very carefully
before opening with masked battery.
Mr.. Kirkwood. can't we be friends?'
Nothing could please me more, Mrs.
Hallam"
I'm sorry If I've annoyed you
And l, too, have been rude"
Last night, when you cut away so
suddenly, you prevented my making
you proposal, sort Of business prop
osition"-
"Yes"
ITO come over to our side
Il thought SO. That was why
went"
Yes; ! understood. But this MORN
ing, when you've had time to think II
| over
Il have no choice in the matter, Mrs
| Hallam."
The green eyes darkened ominously.
you meant am to understand, then.
that you're against us. that you prefer
to side with swindlers and scoundrels
all because Of az
She discovered him eying her with a
smile Of such inscrutable and sardonic
intelligence that the words died on hel
lips, and she crimsOned REASONABLY to
herself, for he saw 1t, and the belief
he had conceived while attending to
her tissue of fabrication earlier that
morning was strengthened to the point
of conviction that If anything had been
stolen by anybody Mrs. Hallam and
her son owned it as little as Calendar.
AS for the woman, she felt she had
steadily lost rather than gained ground
$50" she said slowly after silent
time, "you are not for Queensborough!
The corollary Of that admission, Mr..
Kirkwood, is that you are for Sheer.
ness"
81 believe" he replied YEARLY, "that
there are no other stations on this line
after Newington''
ICONTINUED.]
It's Luck to Smoke Puck. 2-10
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-07-15

Ghe
BLACK
BAG
NJ Louis Joseph Vance
-, lsoS. b. ne Bsbbs-eesrsill C.
Continued from page p
~ Lou;. Joseph Vance


image with a realization Of how
H,rlately a fools errand was this Of
10 felt foredoomed to failure.
os never to see Dorothy Calendar
=. and his brain seemed numb
~ disappointment. Presently he
,noled Imply over on the cushions
nd fell fast asleep.
battling and swaying, the train left
he town behind.
presently he put aside his pipe and
..red blankly out at a Keeling land
'sne the pleasant, homely. smiling
.aptrvside Of Kent. A deeper mel
.cholv tinted his mind-Dorothy Cal
ndar was forever lost to him. Pres
nt,y he toppled Imply over on the
fashions and fell fast asleep.
After a long time he seemed to real
! rather hazily that the carriage door
lad been opened to admit somebody.
4. smart closing bang shocked him
wake. He sat up. blinking in con-
nsion hardly conscious of more, to
keein with. than that the train had
.,rsed and was again in full fight.
'Fhen bis senses clearing. he became
ware that his solitary companion. just
Entered. was a woman. She was seated
across from him. her back to the en-
line. in an attitude which somehow
Euggested highly nonchalant frame
|of mind. She laughed, and immediate
|]y her speaking voice was high and
sweet in his hearing.
Beneath his breath the bewildered
man said, 1.-The deucev and above 1t.
I'm stupefied tone, Mrs. Hallam!'
She nodded in a not unfriendly fash
ion. smiling brightly. Myself. Mr.,
Kirkwood! Really our predestined
paths are badly tangled just now,
aren't they? We're you surprised to
find me in here with you? Come. now.
confess you were"'
he remarked the smooth, girlish
freshness Of her cheeks, the sense and
humor of her mouth, the yelled CLEAN
Of excitement in her eyes of the chang
ing sea, and saw as well that she was
dressed for travelling, sensibly, but
with an air, and had brought a small
hand bag with her.
Surprised and delighted" he replied
recovering. with mendacitv so intan
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

White Lake 3. dubna- Gus Bar
field, jenz byl ma honu divokych
kachen pfisel nestastnou nahodou
o pravou ruku. Kradl Sc ma houf
kachen, kdyz zachytil kohoutkem
o rostf, rama vysla a vnikla do pra
We ruky ktera mu musela u lokte
b5ti odejmuta. Nahoda tato je
prom velkym nestestim, nebot je
nemajetn5m a ma zenu a dv9 ma
le deti, kteff jsou zavyslJmi ma je
no podpofe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

znamo je cd sveho muze pryc a do
posud neobdrzela rozvod), coz naz
nacuje ze okolnost ze Sc SWIM mu-
zem nezije il nebude pfekazet v
zabranf.
Petr Swift 2 Ponca, Neb, byl
drudSm kter5 fajloval, a ten zab-
raj blfze Dallas. E. Hammer 2
Meadow Grove, Neb., byl tfetfm
a ten zabral asi mill cd pr. Melse.
rove. Otto SCHNEIDER 2 Mitchell,
byl ctvrtSm a ten zabral pnl mile
cd zamysleneho m6sta Colome, 10
mil cd mfsta kde nynf koncf North
western draha. Ten den jich zab-
ralo asi so.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Gregory l dubna- Ones rano,
May Melser, z m9sta Kennebec,
ktera vytahla prvnf Oslo pfi ffjno
We loterii ma pozemky vladnf v
Trip okresu, pfesne rano Sc obie
villa v pozemkove Gfadoyn6 a zab-
rala v severe zapadnf easti tehoz
okresu blize mfsta, kde je vyhlfd-
nuto mfsto pro mesto Jordan nebo
Witten. Otazka iejfho praya ma
zabranf nepfisla ma pfetfes Oak
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

GAINESVILLE 8 dubna- Ridfee sc
die upozornenf jehoz Sc Jim dosta-
10 pc vyhozenf do povettf yelike
hraze v fece dynamitem, Glenove
zdejsf Mennonitske kolonie Sc
vzdali Gmyslu ma znovuzbudovanf
hraze Ike hnanf sveho mlSna vod-
him kolem, a rozhodli hnati stroje
v nov6m ml5ne gasolinovym tpoho
mem. Farmefi malice fanny u Re
ky James,, reptali ma MenIonity
re feku hrazf zastavuji, a hada Sc
Re n6kteff jsou zodpovedni "a dy-
namitovS atentat k odklizenf hra-
20
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

My, nfze podepsanf, zakazujem
kazdemu by stfflel anebo honil ma
nasich pozemcfch, drive nezli by
cd mas obdrzel psane povolenf.
KIDD Sc die toho nebude ffdit, bu-
de soudne stihan. Frank Kost-
roun, Josef Rezac, Fred Kaiser,
Jan Kotalik, Pr. Papfkova a Ed.
Stava. .,.... b. 4
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

HOSTEL a Jezewski prodavaif
pomnfky a nahrobky a zdobf hro-
by. Zamente dfeveny pomnfk ma
hrobe tech jichz jste milovali "a
kameny ktery potrva ma vzdy.
Mdzem yam zaopatfiti ty nejkras
nejsf pomnfky "a nejnizsf cenu.
z Al
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Aberdeen 5 dubna- MinulS pa
TEX panoval zde velky vftr phi kite,
rem Howard Harper, studujfcf ma
vysok5ch skolach, byl zasazen ku-
sem svetlfku re stfechy a poran9n
Re nasledkem toho zemfel. Mno
no napisn a stftI bylo vetrem strh
nuto.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Pierre, 2 dubna. -Guverner
Wesley ustanovil prvnf den v Ger.
vnu na otevfeni okresu Trip, ma
ktery den Sc ustanoyf 1fednfci a
'prozatimni okresnf sfdlo ma orga-
nizovanf tehoz okresu. Bude to
diva mesfce pc dob6 kdy domovina
Fl zapocali Sc zabory pozemkG.
Kontest o okresnf sfdlo patrne bu-
dou vesti mesta Lamro ienz Sc ma
leza uprostfed okresu a Coiome
ienz Sc naleza v jiho-vychodnf Cas-
ii, nedaleko Dallas. Osm voleb
mich mist bylo zalozeno pro tento
kontest v rozliGnych Gastech okre-
Gil H.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Vysledek mestske volby v Yank
ton, ktera se odbyvala v pondelf
tento t5den ie ten Re strana pro
weep ~zvftezila 241 hlasy. Re-
publikani zvolili E I. Whita "a
mayora; L. M. Yeatman, sudfm,
j. H. Balmata a James Todda, al
dermany. Demokrate zvolili s. S
Buckwaltra, pokladnfkem; Will
liam Jenckse, marsalem; d. A.
DeaIey-ho "a assessora; G. J. No
votnyho a B E. Picket "a alderma
nv. ,.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Pierre, 2 dubna -Pffpad kontes
tn, jenz byl vyslfchan We zdeisi
pozemkov6m jednatelstvf, budi
vice nezli oybGeJneho zSjmu. Ma.
zev pffpadu je Spoj. Staty VS.. Eff
fie M. Walker, ma ztfznost zvlast.
nfho spolkoveho jednatele. SIeG.
ma Walkerova totiz jakmile prdvo
vala ma SVEN zaboru, a drive NEIL
obdrzela patent, pozemek prodala
A. o Strangerovi, ienz v pffpadu
Jest bran CO svsdek
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Schazf mi so piynfch soudku,
,patficich Michel Brew. Co. Ia
dam kazdeho KIDD by mel tyto
soudky, by je laskav9 CO nejdffv
vratil. NJ. B. Welh. 1926 z
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Nam ma prodej 3 plnokrevn6,
registrovane, kratkorohe b5ky.
Pozdeii budu pestovat tento DOLBY
tex a budu JED NIT ma prodej. Jos
Rez6G.'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Prave nynf byste NELL opatfiti
sve budovy hromosvody. Proda-
vame Barnettovy tyGe a draty,
jenz jsou neilepsi. RezaG a Jezew
ski. ." z41
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Stfezte svSch zivotn a obydli
SlinnsovJm hromosvodem. Mno
no ohhd a ztrat ma majetku je "a
vineno bleskem. Shinnsovy hro-
mosvody chranf. Zastavte Sc u
mas ohledne toho. Skorpfk a Ku-
lis. bal
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Stfflenf, hon a chytanf ryb ma
mem pozemku zapovfdam, a KIDD
bez meho svolenf tax ucinf Dude
soudne stfhan. j. E. Janda, Lake
port, S. ID. IA %
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Prodam 20 oulI vGel pc $500
ii. Do Tho kvetna must bfti roz-
prodane. Josef Krejcf, Tyndall,
ID. Ask
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Pr letosnfm sezenf snemu toho-
to statu byly honecke zakony znaG
ne pfiostfeny, ponevac Sc vseobec-
ne uznavalo, Re divoke zvefe rych
lie ubyva, a nasledovnG tento krok
snemu byl volici schvalen. Nynf
vsak Sc toho chopili frmy ktere
prodavaif naboje a pomocf nekoli-
ka nadhoncG We statu sbfrajf pod
pisy volicG, 16el Gehoz je ten by
Sc zakon legislaturou utvofenS
dial phi generalni volbe v roku I9
10 volicdm odhlasovat. PostaGi
by tfmto spdsobem sebrali asi Sc
DIM tisfc podpisd, ale pax by "a
kon. ma ochranu zvere byl odlozen
az do one volby a do te dolby by
ptactvo divoke bylo tem9f yyhube
no. Kazdy 81 snadno vysvetlf sta
novisko onech firem s naboji. Jim
nezalezf ma ~zvefene, nfbrz ably
hodn6 sve zbozf prodavali, a jez-
to novy zakon je tuhy, nasleduje
2 toho, Re by Sc meme stfflelo a
ony firmly by pfisly 0 vSdelek. TIE
dy KIDD schvaluie ochranu zyefe,
necht nepodepisuje takovou petici,
n5brz slusn6 takov6mu nadhonGfm
okaze kde tesaf nechal dfru.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Nam ma prodej mfchanou travu
English blue grass, red top, timo-
tn a red clover "a 10c libra. V.
M. HoraGek. f4-8
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Vezmu asi Is kusu dobytka do
pastru. Gust. Stava, 2 mile jizne
cd Tabora. b 4.S
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

DIR. Hellera leky proti nemocem
u domacfch zvffat ma ma prodej
Jos. j. Noll u n9jz ie lie obdrzeti.
b Al
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Sebral sem ceryeneho bula, 3-le
teho. Mattel jej obdrzf pc zap
lacenf teto oznamky a jinych 1T
rat. Fred j. Kaiser, b Al
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Kupuji veice a platfm "a ne no.
A. j. Novak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08
MaIi %0znamoyateL.

"a Fadek Sc plat 5 ctI. DO prye: dalsf inserat
te same oznamky 9 Gently a pGl. a.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-04-08

Nam ma prodej Iowa kornu ma
semeno "a 81 % busl. Ed. Stava.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-01
BIG BRICK PLANT
Manufacturing Company Of 6ucyrus,
ohio, viii Soon Erect Works
at North Mountain.

Advices nave been received here
from the American Clay Machine Co.
OF Bucyrus. Ohio, who hold option on
the Drifting and Robbins lands al
North Mountain, to the effect that
operation will shortly be commenced
ON the big brick plant to be establish
ed at North Mountain. seven miles
northwest OF Martinsburg.
In connection with the paving brick
plant will be one for the manufacture
CT sewer pipe and other terra Gotta
products. The latter industry will be
commenced as soon as practicable.
The capacity OF the brick plant will
be 100000 paving bricks a day. The
ii acts of land embrace between 40 and
50 acres and contain the finest clay
deposits in this country. The clay Is
especially adapted for vitrified paving
bricks. and the clay has withstood
every test to which it has been sub
jected.
The plant will be under one man
agement and the western investors
feel sure Of the success OF the enter
prise after careful and thorough in
yestigation. The new industry will
employ large number Of hands and
the community will thereby be great,
ly benefited.
Mr.. r. Vernon Aler Is attorney for
the Ohio company Of whose
stakeholder live in ST. Louis, and he
is to be congratulated for his success
full efforts in securing the prospective
location of such an important indus
try so near Martinsburg. He said to-
day that there would be lots doing at
North Mountain in the next sixty
days.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-01
ABDUL IS TO Be
KEPT PRISONER
Deposed Sultan Confined il a
House in Saloniki.
WILL NOT STAND TRIAL
CONSIDERED ABOVE LAW

Was Removed From constantinople
With Four Wives, six Children and
. Large Number of Female Ser.
vants--united States Recognizes the
New Sultan.
Constantinople, April 2s.-The for
mer ruler Of the empire, Abdul Hamid
ILLS to be kept q prisoner in large
house with walled grounds on height
overlooking Saloniki, which has lately
been occupied by the Italian COM
mander OF the international gendar-
merle. He Is not to be put on trial AZ
has been widely reported in Constan-
tinople. for he Is considered to be
above the law
1t was thought wise to keep the de-
posed sultan In European Turkey. re-
mote from the capital. His household
will be administered for him upon q
generous scale aud his life will be
safeguarded as he earnestly besought
when notified OF his reinforcement.
Abdul Hamid, with four wives, Ave
daughters and two of his younger
sons. two eunuchs and comparatively
large number Of female servants, was
taken from the yildiz palace and start
ed under an escort to SalonIki.
The Constitutionalists would like to
get back part OF the great sums OF
money that the former sultan Is sup
posed to have abroad. not only be-
cause the government Ia in need OF
the money, but because 1t Is desirable
/ that he should be deprived of the re-
sources for another coup d'etat. Spec
ulation places Abdul Hands wealth
at anything between $25,oo0,o00 and
5000. 10000
1t was mentioned with pleasure at
the palace Of Mehmed v. that the
American ambassador was the first OF
the foreign representatives to COM
municate his good wishes to the newly
proclaimed sultan. The sultan sent his
compliments and thanks to Mr.. Leish-
man, expressing pleasure that the rep
resentative of the United States was
the first to congratulate him.
Although Wednesday was holiday.
court martials were held, and several
of the principals In the mutiny of the
troops were condemned to death. Later
they were taken outside the walls Of
the city and shot. Prince Sabah Ed
dine, the nephew Of the sultan, who
was arrested on suspicion of being i'm
plicated In the rising. has been liber-
ated. and his release has caused q
good impression.