Putnam patriot., 1909-12-17
10 three months.
 Within One Year,
d;HcriAI Scraps.


 took their own lives. 6nt Is visiting this country 10
 bditions.for the English Board
 expressed his surprise at the
 Ie of bread. ssI can't under E e said, 'she W in England VIC
 bread one-third the price you t:hIcago, when yon send Us our
 You have to pay 5 cents for II
 Of bread, whiie we get loaf TT 64 ounces for 10 cents.
 6tnce the Sully boom of 1904 has W York Cotton Exchange wit H . more sensational scene or Il T of,octacuiar rise in prices of cot. bon occurred last Friday on the uncement of tic government crop t. The market soaTcd g bale kf than the previous days price, n 1880 per pound. Fortunes sSn<1e and fortunes were lost in 11Ifs.
 D nv protecting the consumer and |1e dealer against grasping trusts ceroFntlons, dealing in the neees- | 1f He, ls accomplishing is pnf. C@d is filling the National treasu- |E 1nany millions of dollars. The a American Ice Company was ngttt Friday, In theI State Su- ' I'm, o5 restricting competition
 nC(lllg b create monopoly
 and was fined <o,0po.
 Government, to enconr.
 has discontinued the '. which come from 10. l
 ~1r1Go, z VI >ordcrcd the hesoafter, f cotton doses, os
 n0ou hundods of thousands
 ggens system of land title re.
 ", under which . title once re-
 1nnnot be successfully attack.
 I'll has been in use in West.
 'r6 lus | number of years, wss
 S the New York State Supreme
 D soonstisutional, by . unani. int. vho owns . number Of "yel. 1nlly papem says;
 Slleve that sooner, rather than T pasty will be formed, which n0SItrly represent the progressive Wklcll | majority of the citizens l}nlled States are coming to en- TIT organized such . party \ few aeo, but it's members were most unutahlc as himself.
 yvn,. C. Woodward, health off " the District of Columbia, recent 'Sid that IS per cent of those ~he from consumption are victims o' E milk from tuberculosis cows. |ext Monday the Connecticut ciyil e1cp Reform Association will give annual dinner at the Mohican Ho- gew London. Speeches will bs Srod to show the character of the .nnmpleted, what Is being done what h yet to be done.
 E ,lhe election In fifteen cities in rochusetls, on Tuesday. the main S wns the license question. Wor' ~t won't license by s,7N votes af.el ! ycars no liccnse. Salem went nc roa by H,O votes after . year of IL ns--leaving the i5 cities divided as veas. The total vote of the aS cities |rh held elections this year shows 2 orlty of ia, ,467 tor license, compared k {, ,8so majority for no-lieense las'
 
 but Incredibly revoltine are ths nres as to an International sys
 traffic In and the enforced and nry degradation of women and girls, contained In the report q palied "white slave trade, v tu Ifp<l to Congress for legislatiot
 
 <;loud, the famous old sioaSIn.
 TT. ss deAd. Sixty years .ro he
 6sor. b the settlers In le then
 TT tessitories. He Sss Ss sss years
 bs'onssd jc 1ss old type of
 Fos ssIe last 25 years he had FnS 1fine Ridge Agency.
 ,ething should he done to prevent pill of the people In . State being Ifed by the decisions of the Uni ltases courts, when they have de- q their will to free their State the manufacture or sale of intox- ng liquors Tennessee passed A prohibitory law that went into July 1. Many of the liquor deai- unoved from Memphis, thinking fsade was at an end. Twenty Of petuvned and resumed their old Icss, though mol permitted To sell ,lirery within the State. and are thriving business. They are by . decision of the court i1 fhejr constitutional right.