Putnam patriot., 1910-06-17
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From ali parts ei Europe gloomy news of hntfed and oppression of the Jews appears In the s--ltnssia ee- ing tie worst offender which k dfs{- ing the unfortUnates out of many in- tettiscted districts. This is what the | Old and New Tesiaments predicts was ,o be theIf fate to the end.
 The Eeamenieal Conference in Ne" | York len years agn @as among the first indications af the widening Inter. est in the subject of missions, and In | the intervening years the tide has stea- diiy risen until the forthcoming World | Conference in Edinburgh promises to 1 be the greatest In history.
 In town in the western paftof Ne" York -taie there is public school | made up of almost every nationality | Of Europe. The teacher one day asked these scholars le name their faSofite song. "Americn.s was sheated out "Now name yonf ideal man. "Abfa- ham Lineolnn rang out.
 On the long green meadow oi Pros rcct Park, Brooklyn, N r., Governor Frank B Weeks, Inst Thursday, re- viewed f5,ou0 gaily dressed children who participated in the march Of the Prospect Park division of the Brook iyn Anniversary Day If the Founding of the famous Sunday school Union
 A new party, not yet named, but oi which Clifford Pinchot. James IL. Gar field are Inc leaders, and claiming The. odofe Roosevelt as also leader. has been started hs the NJ. Paul Roosevelt Club. Unfortunately, Pinchot, Gar field, Glasis, and Blandeis, we're prov ed in the recent Baliinsef and Pinehot trial, to have invited the confidential clerk of Ballingef to conference, and persuaded him thnt allegiance was mol due to his superior, but to his country, as he testified under oath, and induced him to deliver to them certain docu- ments to be used against the Secretary A party headed by such leaders can hardly become popular.
 
 The Hartman lines have made con tract to have eighty-hse locomotives, deliveries to be made in October, No vember, and December. The order amounts to about si ,iaa,ooo. The raii- roads of the counifs are enjoying an unusual era of prosperity.
 "I believe thai the 'insurgent move ment, so-eailed. is subsiding, said Vice President sherman, on Saturday.
 People who use straw mattresses run the risk of being attacked by the straw Itch, a disease said Co be new to Amer. lean physicians. It is a peculiar efnr- tive disease dueto the attack of small straw and grain infesting mite, A si- milar disease has several times been bern repor.ed in the European medical press.
 Announcement k made that Kansas alone will want a0.uuo harvest hands which k about 2,0oO mafe than were needed last veal. other great wheat States are yet to he heard from.
 The Progressive Democrats praise Governor Hughes fer sticking to the difveI-nomination issue, and are send- ins letters. ta thousands of Democrats throughout New York asking them to write to theif Senators and Assembly, men. and request them to vote in the
 .sft q. | al. to be held for such a bill aS the Cover nor demands. They say that the pftn- ciple underlying the measure Is so fnn- damentalls democratic that every De. mocfaI who does mol exert himself to the utmost of his ability is reeFeant To his faith.
 On July ist eo,0o post office clerks and city letter csrriegs ase to be psome- ted. Postmaster General Hitchcock most heartily approves the action of Congress in making possible so gener. oas . promotion list, lie praises the efficiency and faithfulness of postal eu- ployes during the past Wear, for their eo-operaiion in carrying into effect eer- tain reforms by which he expects 10 show . reduction ,hls year of tio.oo,- GO In the postal deficit.
 The Boston Herald learns that Theo- dore Roosevelt has positively promised so make one political spe~eh this year, and it,s ,o be made tn Massachusetts, and thas the Republicans ef the State viii be advised in il 10 return senats I<odre to the Senate. Colonel koos- welt is not coufidtnx to others ~ha he l proposes to ssy politically on his return.
 In the recent haslie between the in- surrenss and Msdras's fosees, chssssiAr 6ands, young Amsstcan. msds sassf ths most daring stands ia the hi1sssy cs shs Nisasasuaa revolution. Htth SO snsa hs ssssssufuliy vtshseoee tAs Msdrla sossss. ssAlas ia shsAs dssses and sous e Hlueosla.