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SYNOPSIS.

rnrce spinster and guardian of Mss and Ualsey, established summer Ger l5l't,a,ters "H at Sunnyslde. Amidst hu- heauu,es' ldiffieultics the servants deserted. nerou.'ss In6es locked up for the nlSht, AS Miss Me startled by a dark figure on the she MaS ds SGe passed terrible night, seranh"% .qs tUei with unseemlN noises. xIhyb tho morning Miss lnnes louha ln u rrE rrff button in cloiieS slrahs, fsartrHde and faisey arrived fanpT,iJ u#4iay The house was aWdk- Vlt9 ;" ., r.gnlycr shot. A strange man tnea ta3,n5 r5 shot to death in the haIt. Ndss-a{5sI fo he the body Of Arnold Arm ! ppt-pac p whose banker father owned @ lie eouanu urzeyaIyer on the lawn. He and Jack Eey : tsft,id t,d df15ppearcd. The link cuff par rryeterioHsly disappeared. De tu{,, tutt9n Tamlesua and the coroner arrived, Eortr,,de revealed that she was fhs"S t,i EefqIaaret H4ilcy. with whom she had Eo oDu.SS SS in tEa billiard room few mo Ralhte Rte hsf5r, the murder. Jamieson told k,,as Trnrs tHat she was hldlnG eNla"aSt llss M hirn fIr imprisoned an intruder Tn
 oia arnfy room The prisoner escaped en emp is,5n5fry chute It developed that oWE .&-,ii5r a y{qs probably q woman. Ger nt '''i ,,,as suspected. for tine intruder ~, nriar If bare foot. Gertrude ff- sr,ed home with her rght an kie
 rhtuoA riigu negro found the other half
 ahet rr,y9d to be Jack RNl"&'S cuff
 s,,as II.fsav suddenly reappeared. un said Ee and Bailey had lett because hay lad received q telegram; Gertrude a3 nfF nat tiar sFe had given Eailey an gn- sd5s5 d i''rs r4vq.ler. fearing to give him Hal. pr,s aas' 1oad,I weapon. Cashier Bailey of
 aaI Arrae4@ @ 9anE; rdzzI5Senf dz1qngl was uaI- 2f-
 3'i,i s'so' Sr1fstrang had wrecked his own
 s,l s"i9 sod ,f wa aFIo to clear Bailey. A Elagr5m ag contained news that Paul Arm
 ra5g va@ dead. Halsey trapped Mir.
 afs9n. tLe Euusckc,pgr. while she was
 efnr from tHe house.
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CHAPTER XIII.


Louise.
 The doctor from Englewood came very soon, and l went up to see the sick girl with him, Halsey had gone to supervise the fitting of the car with blankets and pillows. and Gertrude was opening and airing Louises own rooms at the house. Her private sit ting room, bedroom and dressing room were as they had been when we came. They occupied the end of the east wing, beyond the circular staircase, and We had not even opened them.
 The girl herself was too i'll to notice what was being done. When, with the help of the doctor, who was a fa-
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Three Persons Killed at eul; rioht

Mexico City-A dispatch from Puebla says that one woman and TWO men were killed during a bull fight at that place The fight was an amateur affair, participated in by people on the hiacenda. Miss Duran, one of the participants, was in imminent peril during one stage of the fight, and Messrs. Ruiz and Flores rushed to her assistance The infuriated bull gored the woman and the two men, inflicting injuries from which all three died in a short fime.
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May Intervene in Nicaragua.

Washington. D. C.-lndications are not wanting of a change of policy on the part of this government towards the Nicaraguan imbrogl o, though in just what direction the state depart ment will turn il is impossblc to sag. The situation in the unfortunate lepGbl c begins to approximate that in Cuba in the days preceding the war between Spain and America, when President Mckinley declared it as q nuisance al our doors
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Why He Did Not Come

"Why didn't you come. Bobby. when I first called to you?" asked a mother of her six year-old son.
 Because you told me last week. mamma replied Bobby shrewdly, never to accept an invitation unless 1t was repeated So many people invite you once out of politeness but really don't want you to come"
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CHAPTER XII.-Continued.


 \ q reekoh ron bettah come in Mis- knes he said, speaking cautiously. .ts got s., dunno what to do, and s boun 70 come out some time CT &thera
 ae threw the door open then, and stepped inside. Halsey close behind. the sitting room the old negro &rned with quiet dignity to Halsey You bettah sit down, sah,2 he lid. Its d place for woman. sah. Things were not turning out the ay HaIsey expected He sat down the cen:erstable. with his hands trust in nis pockets. and watched e as followed Thomas up the mar bw stairs At the top q woman was hndine, and 8 second glance showed il Was Essie She shrank back a (ts but I ea.1 nothing And then bonas me. ~aed to partly open Dor. a9d 'sa,.zt in
 Th. l9dg- Toasted of three bed pms upst, z. all comfortably fur Ehed In tsis enc. the largest and (iest, T sA' lamp was burning, and it's heat could make out a plain ite mrtel bed \ girl was asleep fre-or 'n half stupOr for she r'tered acmething now and then. sie had taken her courage in her hds, anG coming in had turned up light It was only then that l tw Fe4erfushed. ill as she was, ecognizeA Louise Armstrong.
 stood gazing down at her in DOT of qnazemont Louise here, hng at fAe lodge, i'll and alone, hie eanc up to the bed and F'othed tae white counterpane. ! am afrtd she is worse tonight" yentureH a' last l put my hand the sick girls forehead It was hlng Wlth fever, and I turned to Ire Thon as fingered in the hall NlH you tell me what you mean, oinas Johnson by not telling me before 2# demanded indignantly. homas qu4led
 MS Loai'e wouldn't let me" he earnestly T wanted to. She |ht to q had doctor the night she but she wouldn hear to it. Is very had Nils lnnes?"
 Bad enough, said coldly. Send lnnes up.9
 aisey eame mp the stairs slowly, ihs rather interested and inclined Y amused For d moment he could see anything distinctly in the hehed room he stopped, glanced Hosle and al me. and then his eyes oa the restless head on the pill thnk he felt who it was before edliy saw her, he crossed the Tn couple of strides and bent the bed
 'oalse. he said softly; but she uot reply, and her eyes showed no enluon Iialsey was young. and SS was new to him. He straight himself slowly, still watching and caught my arm
 ,, ne S a{inr Aunt Ray" he said ". Il3ihgi Why, she doesn't '4se eapped. being apt to irritable &hen my sympathies .ousea= Shes doing nothing of
 e-ahd don't pinch my arm. If
 Tt ~' soHrs1ing to-do, go and
 @' '"ai moment Louise reused 's' slal'at to cough. and at the s,4 s.s i-a'..A sm, as Rosie laid her .n n9Aa@Qs'e4. She knew us. That .i'1se wanted: to him con
 es Was recovery He dropped
 Iis's beside the bed. and tried
 h'. hg s4s Mas all right. and we on. .'i- E around in hurry,
 oedatHA. she looked-only to
 % Vo%o utterly and have to
 ana at that came to my
 ana paf hjm out
 a, 'a.','I'i ordered. as he hes 1ia Aia send Rosie here"
 en .s e9l go far. He sat on the v VI. lse stairs. only leaving to @e loa doctor and getting in and "e2 m his eagerness tc
 s'.# Az ] got hin away lna!-
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CHIEF JUSTICE
 FULLER IS DEAD
DEATH OF THE VETERAN JURIST WAS DUE TO HEART
 DISEASE.
On the Bench Since t9e8-Was Ma tive of Maine and a Democratic
 Lawyer When Appointed.

Bar Harbor, Maine-Ch Q" Justice Melville w. Fuller of United States supreme court dis 5i heart failure at his summer home in Sor- rento early Monday morning
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Metronolis of the Azores.

Ponta Delgada. with a population of 23,000 is the largest city in the AzoIsf islands.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
9ireftionsmpoe.

On @no bill, afboloer Direftionen
for 9aniib 9utb. 9libI. Souie Msoe
/ Blair, Gebr., oen %. og 20. sunni.
Spis noeen bar Soger, iom De On
ifer bebanolet Of 0ireftionen, beoes
iGaoanne Saser bore mig | Senoe
ieneit Den %. Sum-.
". 6. @eismann,
668 Snca ct.
Denper, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
Greosmeoe.

0oro 0afota areos al Den for
eneoe 0onif 60. lutb. Strife / Gme.
rita" afboloer fit 5oraarsmsoe
getbonio Menigbeo oeo aenmare
ira 1876. SUM- = beege 0aee
i%bereenet.
/. RreOiens emne:
ySenoebrepet til Wenigbeoen |
2aooiceo".
III. Nenigbeoens emne:
90
oens getponine for ben en-.
felte % FOR Weniabeoen".
III. ySnore-R isiionsforeOroa".
=. @ertfen. 5orrnano.
q. Damfou. Sefret9r.
8cfbanio WenigbeO uoienOer Der.
pco en- farlig SnObpoeIie I'll ale,
icm snifer ut prre mco os | oisie
Daae. Com % prr peIfommea.
gaa Renigberens geare
,. Sertem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21

enbnu lenoe oil itoa for os i EN-
e%pentprIig og uflar gelpSning; Ell
ioaoan er SaarnbDgnin9en / Babel,
boor for ieg bar t9nft, at oct maatte
baDe Snteresie at %fremora9e, boa0
man ne0 0erom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
9bt gineSe fra ~SapammisFomem

meo Wisiion9rerne@ intber oe Riel-
fen meo TomiIie. inmt en- @rupps
unare % rIore Sapaneiere.
9rpft pno flint carton. SterreIis
ffXf4 Sommer. Pris % Gents.
SnIobeIen al SnSiGaten pei Gal.
nef aonr iii Risiionen.
I'm. enfb. RnbI. Spnfs.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
n%naoomsmpOe

afboloes, ON Sub oil, / Sionep,
Montant, fra 7. til 10. Suli. Som
og beieg osl Mel6 eoers aomme fsr
I. Suli. gogn oil o9re / Wononf
oen 6. for benz, iom mel0er Jig i
Gioe.
1aa Menigbeoens og De unges8egne
Nfels Dam f 0 b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
Wisfomsmsbe

aF6oloes / Guiding 90 til6srenoe
MeniebeSer oen t7.-t9. SUM BE-
~gpnoen0e 6reOa9 6ormiOoog / SO.
gan, oe Ililttenoe / Clubbing ON
Ssnoaeen.
enbper err uelfommen!
%. So en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
Sriitelise SOrtGGinser.
Gpers, ernst:

Vpttef
&IoftefIong. Snob. go 9ents.
SulefIoffer. Sn0b. so Gents.
@6pentfIoffer. Snbb. 30 Gents.
0anr RirfetIoften &aIber Snob. 80 Gents.
TIMBER @roner 90 8oImer. Snbb. 80 Gents.
2ipet s 2ps. Snob. 30 Gents.
Oliegrene 8ornefpiite. Snbb. so Gents.
@oa6efiGber. SnOb. 80 Gents.
@uIoforn. Snob. so Gents.
8eo CUBS 9rone. Snob. so gents.
Binieroier. Snob. 60 Gents.
8e6 Sinai. Snbb. 60 Gents.
9isIe ppperlise frffelige 6~orteaneer, Ser er iaa almin.
Selie fenbt oe aboIot, ialoes M til ooeniouenSe meset neO-
iate &rHer.
Sire SortGainser for gbrn. Snbb. % Gents.
Sets 5prtrainger for gprn. Snob. % Gents.
8eeee 6sie Samlinger ~inoeboloer meget interesiante
Sorteainger inroeles pasIen0e for gsrn.
Sorte0imscr for epnSaesfolen. en Samline Of 81 fortere 90
lanoere 6Ortnninger bO.r meO ct sfriftteo iom gOttO.
Samleo. Of 5. g. 6ororo Of 9ait. Bib. Beet anOen Gam.
ling. ubaope 1902. 225 Si6er Oftap. SoH6t inobunSet.
9ris $500.
Sale, GoDaro g.: M.anben uben GebreIanb. en- m9r.
feig Sitorie ON en- Mono Ser baooe forbanoet tit 5eore.
LAMB Os iOm struf OerOr oennenr 80 aur aIoris bSrte bets
0aun income. 80 Sioer. Snob. 80 Gents.
Sde eipet for at bimbc en- cps arunc. On ifsn 5ortanine ON ct
oubenguent eiu. scenen er Iugt set nahritsnne soeits
os gerionerns tiIbsrer Oe bsiere aGasfer. t66 siOer. Bris
Dmil. 80 Gents. SnSb. 20 Gents.
Soratip.: @ennem Sferene On ShIorng af inors og
pore o0. Operat fra suenit of Bait. O. Tiniter mO GU
fashrten apbenbopn. llOeaOe 1907 52s SiOer a~IminOeIis
Sormat, soot inObunosn Sbrhne. Genne uSmartebe BOG
fortiener en- flor llSbreOeie, Oa Rrien er M int faa Idpt, at
Senne insen SinSrine fan oare. gns SnSb. $500.
SpaS Der foar saspsS. ariheis 5ortanins Of Or. G. Denne
npe gos of en- iorsurist bel tnOt % pnoet Soratsr bar
facet roienoe OmtaIe ioa bel Ganmad iom beroure. Den
CT poa 20 sioer o. IaIees inmft SbirtinesbtnS I'll ben
for en- M BOG irroeIes lane prs al 800. 3 omfIas go
gats.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE. BioS, Nssv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
5cnmarf, isis.

Gu bar ri Ga ingen @run0 til at
flage oper auloen Iengere, III er
oct 6lepet til @orme / Steoet FOR.
Get er tsrt Der. en- goo 9iegn pil0e
gore goot, men ben fommer Del nof.
Oct par ellers liOt Npbe0er, Der
Ifuloe fortpaes. Gen %. Moi par
oct $. 6. So6onien oe SuitrnsS slO.
brpalpsoog; oet bapoe maaife pe'
ret 8onfen at Hippo forbi iaoOan
EN- Dag uoen oioere; men Der er al.
ito nogen, iom bar ell 600 9ufom.
melie. Oct par ogioa SilfGl0e ber.
Ger elf 8uo omfring til Ell Is ga.
miller ON at o%iurpriie" SobanienS
ON @ftermioOoeen. Ger bleo lat
Stppne ct Ste6 til, bpor ri ifuloe
mg6es. M9e0 pore Er9iteiolf Jon
geiDiier ferte man ioa til Ste6et.
Aogle elmer ipanot burtig me0
Gang, Cole % SomtoIe. Der 6lep
al 6oriomlingen operrnft S6lpbru-
oepnrret ct 5pt S6lotei beItaaenbe
al 6leoefonoe, Sufferit1oI, 5eife.
bol0er og Smsrfonoe. Der bleo ian
ierperet Safe og Sage, og 9or0et
nar Rnntet me0 enN1pngoe Steo.
mors6lomiter. gfter Manltioet maat.
tie ri bp6e 5arpel for Of fore 6oer til
lit. 8. 6. Sobaniens bar iolgt Oeres
6arm til oeres pl6ite Ssn, iom M.
Zig bar bentet iig en- 9ruo ! Gocine.
2nifer til 9pffe.
9e iioite glar Dor Der genre pe.
ret Set / Menigbeoens Sfoo De.
corotion 0op". Oct ifuloe oi ogioo
hnpe / Qor me0 Ben ltntagelie, at
oct ifitloe o9re til 6or6el for Ssn-
0ngsifolen. Wen - ubol BET blep
ian fol0t, iao ri lit ingen Sfoptur;
man mootte in0 / Sfolelofolet, og
Der peo Sioen al ben parme aoffel-
onn ipiIte man ioo See Cream og
Sage og orof goo oarm Safe til,
ON man oil6e. Heiultatet 6leo en-
$1,000. Raitor Senien tolte / airfen
ON @ftermio0neen. ser oor life ion
foa al pore unge til Ste0e, boo6 Der
er gI9oeliet at ie, 90 Ser er nof til
at. orn9e bort ira airfen en- ion0on
Dag.
ga pi Sen6ag 6ormi60ao Sen
II. SSitni troa0te in6 / Wenigbe0ens
airfe, iaas set Itrafs, ser iful6e
oere Set. airfen rar ppntet meo
9lomiter og @rsnt. Oct por garI
6nnien og Sennie 9arien, ser ifuIbe
oies lige efter @u6stieneiten. Der
Dor mango 5ilifuere, oo 6e fIeite
bleb / airfen. Der bar beler life
ina foa Born. @iis 2orien 6uooe
nemlie p9ret meo | Ssnoo0sIfole.
orbeioet en- Si6. 0ogle foa Doge
fsr grpnuppet elf Ser glto til De
itnpe ON at giurpriie" Sennie / ben.
oes 9robers Siem. Oct por vait.
den Sbotper", og Der ponfeoe babe
@rp6er og 9anoer.
Carl Sonien bar fs6t en- 5arm
npr pe6 Green Bon, til 2pffe.
Gen 10. Sltni bnpoe &pinoefor.
eningen 9n5or; ser bar mango Solf
til Ste6e, og ser inofom pitt en- goo
SfiGing. Oct por en- goo beo Dag
til en- Sfoofeit.
$. 5. Be0erien og Suitrii bnr m.
Zig ien0t Sn6bpoeliesbreo omfring
til genner ON at ooeropre oeres
ploite Cutters 9rpaup | Reniabe-I
oens airfe Ben %. Slini @ioOag
al. ~ og oerfrn fslge me0 til gru.
oens Siem. Enlfer til SDffe.
Sioit. Ser onr l1neoomsmgOe, be.
Itemte De unge at bol6e 4. Snliieit.
De onlgte en- aomite = alfre6 Nm.
oerien, glmer Gasmusien, Mobel
Rnsmusien, 9elin Senien og anine
Sobnien. Tom ifuloe gore Sn6fSb,
lape See Cream oa bpao onoet Ar.
beiOe, Der fan fnloe pan. ino er ser
on no1et at f~oriIan 0aaen meo.
0u fon oct piit oqre NOT oenne
Sang, ieg piGOe Oo nsoie trptt. 99.
ierne.
Sno en- penlig Silien til ale. Tom
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-21
aobresieforanoring.

9oit. 5. Sees aoresie er mi:
@ibore, g. 0af.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
THE BLACK HAND.
Origin Of tho 'Iamo of This Group OF
Cari1e Criminals.

Origin of tho 'iano Of This Group OF
Cari1e Criminals.
According t. the United States Sc
rret service, rl.e Black Hand Is title
eon;.iGn to innumcrable groups OF
,rini .iils operating under the direction
of s:.ne secrai central government.
These lien are blackmailers, using
murder, arson. kidnapping and bomb
throwing as punishments for those
who Will not submit to their Ubiquitous
demands. Black Hand is, In short, q
handy name for brand Of crime pc
,uliar to Italian criminals who are sue
cessful in 1t because Of the tempera-
m2nt Of the foreign immigrants and
their Unborn dread of the extortionist.
Whether the central government which
guides the Black Hand society Is To-
Gated In the United States or IN Italy
is something which neither the Italian
nor American authorities can discover.
United States officers say the name OF
the American Black Hand emanated
from Chicago about ten years ago,
when one Of the first of many mystic
ricus murders III the italian quarter
remained unsolvcd. The victim of the
murder had received warning that
death would follow his failure to con-
tribute Il specified sum Of money. The
letter WAS cmbeilished with a crude
drawing representing fist clutching n
dagger. The list and dagger gave the
i.ar.e Riack II"n, later to become I'M
Pleasantly familiar to every citizen OF
lb, country-aId the sinister sketch
was soon Il cource cf terror to all law
aiding Itaiians.-Wide World Maya
y'nn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
A SAMOAN FISHING BEE.
Trapping tho Gamo With Leaf Chain

Trapping the Gamo With Leaf Cham
Hail Nile Long.
\ Samoan fishing bee is unique
SIGHT TO witness. Cocoanut leaves are
gathered in abundance and secured,
doubled and tripled. end to end, to
form long prickly chain, round In
appearance and about three feet IN di-
ameter. These leaf chains are often
woven to length Of half a mile.
When the chain Is complete all the
men Of that particular village turn
out en- masse with their "paopaos.' or
Samoan canoes.
When the tide is high the chain Is
stretched across some convenient
place. supported by natives in their
paopaos or simply wading where
the shallowness will permit. The CO.
coanut seine Is then submerged and
slowly forced shoreward, the prickly
points driving the fish before them.
When the point is reached where the
chain can rest upon the bottom and
still protrude slightly from the water
the natives after securing the ends 10
the beach retire and wait for the tide
to recede, leaving the fish high and
dry.
1t Is often found that large fish are
driven and caught IN this manner.
but since they are capable Of jumping
the barrier they are dispatched with
srears at once. The catches of fish
thus made are sometimes enormous
and often numbcr thousands.-Los An
geles Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06


a panther il n't easily killed and
Vii! cen revive WIKI very unpleasant
results, is I'll /, certain occasion in the
DG>csn. lie appeared to be quite
dead, AID one If the spectators rushed
Up with i camera Oh Il stand to obtain
q picture OF the supreme moment. He
got his photograph, and, strange to
say, 1t survived what followed, but no
sooner had he taken 1t than the PAN
Their revived, tore himself loose and
went for the photographer. Somehow
the nan escaped, but the camera was
sent flying, and, disconnected by his
encounter with 1t, the panther turned
and made for the nearest tree, up
which lie went as quickly as a mon
key. Now. the tree was crowded with
interested spectators, and for three or
four strenuous seconds until the pan
Their was shot we enjoyed n spectacle
Of natives dropping to earth with loud
thuds like ripe plums from jungle
plum tree as the panther approached
them.-Wide Wcrld Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
Economy Methods.

Economy is in these days, very fash
ioDable, but think many people lose
sight of the fact that there is AN economy
OF time and of labor as we'll as of money.
1t seems to me one of the greatest wastes
of time and trouble Is in the matter Of
ironing. Knit under wear and stockings
are not improved in the least by ironing /;
II they are hung carefully TO dry they
are better without the iron. Many
things, like night gowns, are so wrinkled
after the first time OF wearing that il
seems almost silly to put so much work
on them for little time. On clean,
bright day would prefer sheet dried
In the sun and put directly on the bed
without ironing; the outdoor smell Of 1t
is so much cleaner and fresher than the
smell of the iron. IL not great deal Of
the ironing merely q matter Of senti-
ment, and the keeping on doing thing
merely because II has always been done
so-the spirit that IL death to progress
and advancement? A woman know had
a good plan of keeping her mending
basket beside her when ironing and the
little bits OF mending were done just a.
she saw them; they were not then over
looked and while she was sewing she
was resting . little from the ironing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
Key to Puzzledom.

No. 1030-Charade: Counter, pane
Counterpart.
No. 1031.-Prefixes: 1. Wind-lass. 2
Fir-kin. 3. Farewell.
No. 1032.-Jumbled Proverbs: l. Pre-.
vention is better than cure. 2. Willful
waste makes woeful want. 8. Waste
not, want not.
No. 1O33.-Charades: 1. Miss, under,
nd-misunderstand. 2. Cog, know,
men-cognomen.
No. 034.-Primal Acrostic: Egotism.
Crosswords: Effort, globes, orchid,
turnip, idlers, sunset, market.
No. 1035.-Riddle: Port.
No. 1036-Enigma: Examinations.
Words, man. axis. note, 1.
No. 1G3I.-Fruit Puzzle: Peach,
lemon. orange. apple, plum, grape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06

For bowel complaints In children al
ways give Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy and castor oil. II
IL certain TO effect . cure and when re-
duced with water and sweetened 10
pleasant to take. No physician can pre-
scribe better remedy. For sale By al
dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS.

Board of County Commissioners, May session,
1870 held by adjournment Augnst 8, 1910.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory evi.
dence having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, and that inquiry into the merits
Of their application Is expedient, 1T Is ORDERED.
that the County Commissioners meet at
tre Post Office at East sumner, In Id
County. on Wednesday, October 10, 1910
at nine OF the clock, A. NJ, and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned In said
petition Immediately after which view, a hear.
Ing Of the parties and their witnesses will be
had at some convenient place In the vicinity
and such other measures taken In the premises
as the Commissioners shall judge proper. And
Il Is further ORDERED, that notice Of the time,
place and purpose Of the Commissioners meet
Ing aforesaid be given TO all persons and cor.
porations interested, by causing attested copies
Of said petition and Of this order thereon to be
served upon the Clerk Of the Town Of Sum.
ner, and also posted up In three public
places In said town. and published three weeks
successfully In the Oxford Democrat, news.
paper printed at Paris, In said County Of OK.
ford, the first Of said publications, and each Of
the other notices, to be made, served and posted,
at least thirty days before said time OF meet.
ing, TO the end that al persons and corpora.
lions may then and there appear and show
cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of
said petitioners should not be granted.
ATTEST :-CIARLE +. WHITMAN, Clerk
true copy of said Petition and Order Of
Court thereon.
ATTEST :-CHARLEs +. WHITMAN, Clerk.
~ IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
Zigxaa Puzzle.

The words Of the zigzag contain the
same number of letters. Beginning
with the upper left hand letter and
ending with the lower left hand letter
the zigzag will spell color. The cross
words are: l. An insect 2. An insect
also. 3. A meadow. 4. A playing
card. g. Family relatives.
Answers.-Black. Crosswords: Bee
fly, lea. ace, kin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
THE LAND OF
PUzzLED0M.
No. 1o38.-Bsheadinas.

Behead words Of equal lengths as
follows:
Home of our ancestors and leave
haunt of wild animals. A singing bird
and leave an ancient vessel. The prin-
cipal goddess worshiped by the Egyp-
tians and leave a common name for q
little girl. A buffoon and leave an
indefinite number or quantity. To en-
courage and leave a wager. A vessel
and leave a kind of grain. A famous
English school and leave a weight. A
legendary Swiss hero and leave meas
ure. Robust and leave beverage.
The beheaded letters spell the name
Of q famous queen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06

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Cream Balm. Neglected, the cold may
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But you know the old saying about the
ounce of prevention. Therefore use
Cream Balm when the cold in the head
itself. All druggists, SOC, or
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New York.