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Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Best Of All Wisdom. There is no wisdom like frAaknee@.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
Saunders MuIIan Weddina Next Week

| Announcement is made or the ap- proching marriarge of Miss Anna Ger trude AIullan, daughter of Mayor and Mrs Edward Mullan, and Dr. | Thomas Saunders Of Webster. the cer- i emory to be performed in St. Mary's i caurch iii Putnam on Wednesday of | next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
s.t,,, Than L,e.,d ror,e.

One way to make your wife's biacuie taste like mothers did ia to buy a bucksaw and saw wood an hour before supper.-Herald and Presbyter.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
ST0NIMGToN

Graduation Dates Announcsd-Prspsr- ing Whistle for Fire AIarm--sur- mer Residents Arrivino-Game with White Rock.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Rev. W. Douglas Swaf11eld will de- liver the baccalaureate sermon be- fore the members of the senior class of Killingly high school in the Con- gregatSonai church on Sunday eve ming, June 19
 Recognition Service Planned.
 Frank T. Preston and son, Raymond A. Preston were at the commencement exercises of Newton theological sem mary Thursday to witness the gradu- alton of Rev. W. Douglass Swaffield, who is to assume the pastorate of the local Baptist church. A recognition service is being arranged to take place at the church next Thursday evening and it is expected that it will be par ticipated in by members from the oth- CT churches in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10

Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Hammond have setts. Mrs. George W. Child accom- panied them and visited old Middle Hadley with friends They made the trip in motor car, stopping at Worces- ter, Springfield, Weeks hotel. Palmer: Northampton Florence. Haydenville and WiIliamsbridge While away MT. Hammond made an R. F. D. route with John Phinney ana Postmaster Cone, over one of the most picturesque bits of scenery in any state, with not a level stretch of road in the twenty miles.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
BROWNTAIL MOTH
Found About Putnam-State Entomol.
 ogist to Investigate.

w. F. Britton, state entomologist, is expected to make an early visit to Put nam to investigate to what extent the browntai1 moth has entrenched itself in this section The fact has been es- tablished that this pest is present, and prompt action is to be taken to prvent it's spread.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
DAhIELsoN

Recognition Service for Baptist Pas tor-Coronsr Bill Scores Lawiess Motorists - Plans for Epworth League institute at Camp Ground.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
Whistle For Fire Alarms.

The new whistle voted to be placed
 on tho American velvet mill plant here
 a trial in a few days. This whistle is attached to the fire alarm and will render much service in warning the people of that section of the borough Of fra
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NEW loRk.

DAY LINE Suu,n4er ELc. Boo., tat@slls. CSC
BEFORE selarunx VaraIon tip send A.. ?o.tAge "
Hudson River bar line. Deserossos ST. y. \.
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THROUGH The BERKSHIRES
PLE iSANT TRIPS on FOOT on
nv tTTOMOBIIE
summer Attractions Of the Herb shire
Hnls Va BETTER walking An, " here
Fine Roads and srenrr, for Motor
IsI, Easy to Reach From New NOrk
~ NMI:n RESORTS.

On the western aide - the valley are
the IaConiCS ami four. perhaps five
miles frlam the Hons. on the l.Ittla I'LL -
Sabrina B.-eb- Chestnut Jack take.
y"'I there m hal an hour and then Davis
drives nm Luru- TO MlllIamstown leaving
you 10 G. low tie ,raIl Ia IN. summit
It, an old wood road that trail. and
along 70 the Trees chanGr a you al preach
the summit. after ia. character Of B.rk
SHIRE tree- Al the hase Of the hills
there are ALA ays elIns and NAPLES and
oaks. great rr~eE thai you can rest under
from the -unliEh; Higher up come The
aches and t..ech'~. with occaSI unal hern
locks which e, more frequent 40 you
coin. mt" the region 81 the t,rch-- TITO
tIrChe- Away CONS. Itlst t,,Dra Won get
g. tie tup. where here l. seldom much
~ any thing bat irunWood- aud alders
The Ir"nwoods and ald"rS are twisted
and can toward TIA" east That shows
YOU what wind blows across thns"
hiltop- IN the inter. and you snow too
thai !, must be very cold but Just now
the air l. a. soft ~ Won could wish t. and
-unlI KIT filter through IN" tree splash
ing the fuotpath Ni;h vivid pa'ch.,
BY the IAN" you are half NAy Yp. unless
~ ~" "''. !" ''A' H'I' "' 'n"lK ana
ar" 't''Ni' '"'" Nu'NAyH anu ,"Ni' ar
70" arr f1@uy I" -t"P All" '''N' '"hR '"'A
hN"ru over "'ef" "'r'@- 10" Nai'ey
i "r"y'"H' ahu coming r'f"iSh' TOWARD
70" ir"'" me '''-" 81 me mountain u ths
LOPEZ marrow ""i' ""h w"
n",-, r"'" al" ! "N'""' III ''' '"'rh'h :
"Sh' 'heN ar" sol, ana Few clouds S@Hhs
""' ~ "a" h'f'hN 50 ices mem N'h
Shah'"- YOU "A''h IN" NhaloNH creep
Up the -id.-~ Il the mountains until YOU We
got your breath back. and then you strid.
"''S 80 Wv, H''''
ana 10y IN" way take IN" r'Eh' mana
trail there AZ ia" FORK ~ tn" meadow.
II You don't. when Won get g. the TYP
worm hay. further 70 40 through the
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wide thAs thsrs are five rows Of trees
along II. and soms Of them are 40 large
thAs they nleot ono another overhead
Thsy'vs lust had q oomnonc sinent thcrr.
and aow the town n Quot enough for
ANYBODY They say it's always that way
a sort ~ rsa0tion after the fuss that the
students put the town 20. Those who
know Williamson sAy IFS one 81 tho prot
test places In the whole :scrks hiro regio n
and that Il has q character al TIA own. a
lkenoss Of which In more or less degree lt
stamps on those who Lean TO know L.
Wlhe Berkshire region "a reachcd BY the
The New Haven has just put on . new
train 70 WLlliamseown from few York.
which rum by way u Nor Haven ana
Springfield thence Go OreeLfeld and WILL
ianstown over the Boston And Maine
The New York Central oners two routes
Co williamatown. one by way Of tho Har-
lem division TO Chatham, PittHheld and
North Adams. whence you reach VIII
Jamestown by trolley or the Boston and
Maine. the other by way Of Albany and
The BorItshircs south Of wnliau,sto~u
are tapped by both railroads also. The
Housatouio division Of the New Haven
reaches Stockb1dge. Great Darlington
division Of the New YorN Contra! 20 these
places also. but you have Ca transfer
20 an omnibus for III" last part - the
tourney. both roads reach PittsHeli
directly
Altogether it's an easy country 20 goa
To from New York. tis most remote part
OF 4 ~ only GvO hours away; ,And when
you're there YOU won't see q "a Eicnb.
tot one.
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quietly. without standing On IN" order
Of their going By Ia" tim" we h'd got
madame back Ia IA" chateau and the
island doctors had pronounced her suffer
ing NOR. from shock than the CHANGING
thrust thu. banquet hall tn" hailr""m.
the vast domain lt.-.li. wa~ deserted
Thor hcnts we're He'd th',r gn.iande
dead lad all ,rit 49, had departed
!, wss depressing. n was shaS'N !
know !: Wa long l-''or' Smi'h"r- and !
could lOok -uIius,y ~ eac!. o'h"r through
;h. bottoms OF our rh,>s''-
-rha tgg' - mighty large. and u must
p-r...,.." remarked Nwl'hr~S In.i il'
=. Iuii. r.y II t. tn.n ~tr.Ignt Bad A.
she Was $40, WAS -" list = a wuSs lot
-I,cspr 'U- B~ ughe'us ! replied
t-,,. t.lv -Iht' - . superior wp.u..".
omither- Wup commands r"-l'' !
wonder what h. .'"'"m" ~ H"r
-Ahen. 50 4, chIrned ga " wr't"h"o
voice
Bv the terrace window Rr1ughnm hIrl
self w. standing, the p"tnr" ~ in""ri
sGorrc Do ard 1T hy.- | ..ried You 81
% - Nr" '.- &C.. tang, born 70 IN" 'hrT g
ara 4. ''.'
"a. .tn. veil h,y r.."n r'irr"r Whin
h., -, 10. n. r4.fr.lst.. SfuI'f en~
Indeed y would nav" r""r ri
o. ind .u.r.. %. reputable. i"i"C'"h
.-ugd,G -.r' & ,'.u than through ~
rr,s,r,.l wt.n l,. -n.rr lpl'd N md y"
.,.srd ~. -lir' iruut IA his trembling
eAgernr,s 'ur drink
Il .-u'' - much how Won wetr t'fn -
the s~lv you have rri"d u ~. ," -li
/ fol 4 WI g"nt"T"p t''t. ann mo-"
t. think & Il. rh- mas l"fi ~" without a
cent .,
III. h"ri dr,pp"i into hi arms Tie
wet no | mean suIv"'l"i
It, v.u- -up-r.- ty;". largo. "N-
pl-!ued ~If..'Ac-~. ~ 'r-w"r O." NV OK ~
an. g.rl.n' 50" u.''.r'd h''' n i's'
and thin ,..r ~ Hu' 'r'"rvtrd ~" SUI
tlr,Iv doc ,.1t,luaud INV r''s I.-'t
-Nn,.u Gl Won mean ! -holt"d -haH
rtI,-.,lI.t wretch Your Wl'"'-
That's what size called herself Tor the
TIM. t-Ing be mum .,"'i
Along with the tu'ui"- H't." N~'''
and an Tie. ri-t g tr- fr'-" and "arlg-
reflected Sm,-h-rs Pleasantly Well.
they hav" .k"n nn NOR" away than 'h"v
brought with rhin van fab" stun
Wag tn. true | sAIr'd nv hand
down Oh ~" poCk"t ST. Tad h"Ih "h'I.
.H. t.,d" ru. stay. IA" pocket Nhi"h Hhh
pressed 49, ruG"iv agalns' b" waving
form II vas empty The Bishop ruby
was gone
/ walked ou' on N" t"rrac" | Stool
Rnzluy vaClntly on tie moon, So f"in1's.
80 cold. uu the sea- strangely founding
,traEE" lana q,
Wat was doing her" anyway HOW
had u roIu'. about 10 ~ short "a tim" tiht L.
ia" it,"T. was now ~" bittru' Once sharp'
| was now the -liupleton lasc'-l'-, tic
prey Of TIA" d"-i EnIug. a pigeon among
hawks a fIg"OI too ~ glld"d Gaze, ana
the madam. was S'Ii alive 70 hoh ana
ks"l the key But that morn, bright ana
clear. | had come into my own. and now
IA. most mlsorabls man on BaRot lie
was is S-igncu Some one touched
NY arm
'Lo0k. large. said Snithers. OUT
,hsr, on the sea, bsyant Ia point liant
that par, Of tbs Grew In part Of the boat,
a -nakins the shore, Pray The lard that
Laura Bray IL with him
did look. tn turn colder from ths rsAh-
zation that with their arrival might come
the worst trouble Of all trouble between
rae and SIlithsrs
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, oIurbu ,pr,Ss pDHis r,s IHJ'1-1 pDhs Ns'Ss
A,,pfl ling fp 10" fan" o." hur" and IN"
,ortut-. had a rae. and odds we're decidedly
against the Intf"r b''tu.o ~ 80 ,1CE -
sYari Sow thor" ~ a tOTtpi-. IN ONO
'oV u-hip. Bar'h".um"w county. that would
certainly show ~ strong ~ rae. uIt IA
tho Tabled .r~"I..r he OHIO township
tort t-. E.l- pHIg uIpN 81 about an eighth 81
a mile ~ ~ sufr E'aT-
1Ntufy YEAR tgo - \ -prague. then a
small upF. tpIru q tortoise IN The farm
~ hI- fl'u"r Er OHIO tOwu-ulp aud HAINed
hf- initials up o.. Ba'k "" turned ~ loose
aud the ,ri-ul vua forgotten few
dsys ago i'|Ts'f Suragu". 10 local school
teacher anil brother ~ 'he man " no Ger, 81
he fSFfpt-". Wa naIEluR about Tho farm.
~ hen b. ran across tho tortoise aud ~
afnln,.l ~ back The initials we're ~, plain
a. 10. l.- they we're 'lTysl and ~" Tor
fDi@s. uai uulI NOV 81 about En eighth II y
mile from the place AhcIe he carving vas
done
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WIEN nsARS DRBAE ~
IhsJ swipo th, butter Apd cVnes and
SMASH Things just fOr Fun.

SMASH Things Just for Fun
Bear fur has bsca 90 low In prioe
the u,st fc-' Tcl-s TIA; ! have not t7od
~ catch thorn .. ,ney would ict ray nA:a1s
i.lonn aud keep uui q rniso..!s..' wTiTas
n New UrInswtrk trAppsr In Fur Ss,rs
but they quito often br"aS into the
namts and then have t. ~. thorn
whether 'he fur = GoOd ~ not
III they do get 3. e CAMP butter md
cpffer s".m to T.. their Inst choice, h.t
they generally smash "y"rythIrg that viii
hr,.ak and what they don't 1t they will
destroy. and Il they unc.' lrarn 90 prosk
INTO "a camp th. only way - stop them u
the trap or gun.
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.\'I y OF
.... MAN GEORGE



i..N. bright anil
f-rr.r.'y uhsrrtrrr~
.- ..ruw"uug liz
.. .. NtoI.t hight
ID Yacht Fitch
tee. tu the ,,u'.,
We. .'luR ~ thu. ngiu'
.. u..,f con ~" h-ldgo
..a' - iouh H. tho
o.. .r.ru' INTO h,- own
10 j.v worth living
.f,."r i''. oven though
... 70 C.H Gvn" were
... n-.'. hId PAID. gone
= ~" rS>"aly crew
e.' t-'inu' Nv their own
.. r,si'' up tn" rocky
.... g.rf.-,ug medieval coach
...,..,, ..,lo-.d r,r,hcrons
'' nav 10" h""n'ng her
~ :" IN" manor born.
.. .." NIoIs-itl,d's ~ poor
..,. L. .rEculd m tn, thor
.... .t..,...,, cT ,b., 90,
-. , -
~ "'h''n-
.. t.t tI'-' lA-arlles.
...s..I ,'-'f? Turn the WIS.,
..,r utght into tho yorg.o,,.
.. O., md v,,, ,,,,,,J -,
t.Ygtt An architec,,,raI
wan '' MAJ W. '"ihPoseu
~ '-l"'l"A h"nor. really
-. -, H.. =, .t
"Ne 'oJO'"u
'A.'"' th' lntehdAnt' held
''''''.'H Vu"'"cc' piousy
'... r aHd heir OF the son aud heir
.u~t.r.
. .I.. ElIse WA. h,.iad vol
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VIE. russir has n kith ~ kun. =,
Tar Hs / ..." Y.s-lr.,-i Ant -, yHrl are
"u fu o." p't'". large. They srv mr''
si'"r o. r"y"it i".ut ur m ra'N iES
a." siri ~ 90 e
TLcp an" 'ulng - 10 SmIthr-s.'
, NY thoughts =, for you o. all Miss
: lulis m ga'tr. the ruby ~ order that
Tuu can got r"fn her iu turn ami give
a. 10 -" fug SeepinE am uohw-Aiy
=, alItca'" 1872 v"' hut Il ~ill 10. Hcusay
v-St egg agsi e. ~" 81, iAy
Nat mars vus. - I,g ht e Sc, 80 90
wotA Il tat when ~" i.~"' l. missed
Mn" il-r shall su-I.e~' the ,urlta u
tl,t.C i'te T. Let han hav" 'ha boz -
a. 1T hts al intentions. and her 10,
Nmitl'-- lnrs. 4 M With sudden sls
rtoi'r ~ I utte-'d 'h.Ss 'l-t ~,rds
"a dita;Iv"lY. rn"-r Q" myself ti.ap - Lam
What Nou say g's's a. oppr-s' Ja-.u.
- k"sitaf"d I'm fnll"r along 49,, ii g. Z
any van aver "a nr'lc~ - get ~
Ru' haV" "a" misfrUst- az uight whia
] cant sleep from ccder q" mUOh ~ tnr
Inv" {" sleep urun. Their" Was N" gsappil
Phihpp' I.N-cAlles Who Nine Fass
told me was alive and It'd Won was daad
hut who hasn't been aeon sin,a In .'da-
CUTS" There were the car'ing and the
C'ew Who d"~a-f'd tlu' vRHht last night
carrying INV pr'ttv laura Brav. and ali
tn" ." q hhI-s . h""t. With thin
You ~av they must hav" reached III"
mairlA" 81 al right hIt ~hu I was down
N IN" fr"h"l" | Fought head a sound
along tn. So that might hey been the
e-ploshun u that infInIAl machine large
lhese RID light- along the WAY mean
danger % me. the kind ~ dan ger wont
stand for large No norkur fnr mine
oh. come Old Tuan.' ! cried jOculArlv
Dry up and vet down It's too little. II
cour~e. that Ails you You arr getting ~
fun NJ whims a. a water cure
We had just finished SPLITTING a double
mAgnum when the bugle sounded the A.
semblv rall from the ballroom Gallart'v
Ne gentlemen flushed and ..Jci'~d
charged into the uetir salon selecting
orr pa-tncr- for the uuahrille 1T honor
With that patient Griselda " Mrs
BrouRham on NV ann I rared IL into
the ballroom at the head of me ,littering
arrav. a chief triumphAntly advancing.
a. the burst 81 music wildly proclaimed
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"
.r wa. cA"d ~" clearer did I
.." tnW'e the s'gu- Of mo
Of course the situation
.1' ! - an mon should he
.. .'.i pr,Jrr. Bat lot me toll
-.. ..." funny sf'" 4 10. on
rv gorge vcs hats the
.NF EpTc" was rising at -
.. ....ur'" - ~" insecurity -
could taE" written an
...'"r - ~" ueSspaye rr
I.." fiery a. my pleas
g" p.'"i pr 30" fame Of
iad been the ey' 81 al
'.N - mad been set N The
. N.r". ant rpN old Gustave
.. aeon u by a fabulous bid
.. up-". Of all the experts
lr- Of al Europe Under
stances | should be graft
ut q pu--.-Sion 80 readily
"r''',i mat In. Of Stress.
'h"r Was TO advise Smith
- 80 V"
INK UNIV W '@'en
''' "''nu''N ana
TX W '"'
''"'' U" ''' nv WINK
.'''''"'' h"b' S''I"S
s'" "i madam" DOSom.
gnlii,i.no Of ~. Tn.
,t -,-, apr.al..d tn
emanuel
acre 'i'l ''.''h M" would
200 d"prIv" her Oi 80
.. q ,...r -r.. mt co,,o o.,
.... ...r .,.,.,4 -, 49,
....--,-. ~
.''' ''' 'h' iH"''"r
''." "..i "" d"'" with
litter sye,f ,.f.y h.v
..t.... 80,
'.' .''''"' ~" a char
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" you go asl nst your own
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-09
CHAPTER XVI.

Mra Savills walked to her speclni
armchair. and. taking Prince into her
lap. stroked him mechanically, as was
her won't when abs was thinking.
so that was the fools attractiony p
she muasd. Il ought to have suspect
Cd Il but aid not. or I should have
sent him about his business. Il Is nat
ural enough that the father and moth
er should be annoyed: but she IL too
good for him-a great deal too good.
But she IL silly. too. with her high.
flown notions. We cannot defy the
Judgment and preiudices OF the world
We live In; ohscurity and insignia
canoe are abhorrent to most sane PEG
pie Yet Il L. impossible to doubt her
sincerity; and sac Is common-sensioal
enough. Can It b that she il wise
and am unwlse3" Here Mrs. sa-
vile put her little favorits on the car
pet and again rang the bell. This time
she desired that Hiss Desmond should
Be sent to her.
Il think shall 80 out and DO some
shopping she said. when Hope ap-
peared. Il do not walk enough. /
have had 4 tiresoms morning. First
Miss Dacre came begging that yon
might Be lent to her for the day, This
I refused. Then came Lady OIivia. ia
a bad tsmper. and we Cuarreled. shs
Is going away tomorrow or next day. /
At all events. she shall not trouble |
me any more ! think We have had
enough Of Paris Richard Is coming /
over next week As soon As he leaves. 1
I shall 80 away to q quaint little place
on the coast Of Normandy. and recruit.
II VIII be very duh: but you are used
to that"
I rarely feel dull. returned Hope.
who secretly wondered why Mrs. sa-
vile had Quarreled with her sister.in-
law. She was too decided, too peremp-
tory woman TO be quarrelsoma.
Could It be for any reason connected
with herselfz Lumley said he had
communicated his intention to propose
ior her (Hopel to his father. This. no
ioubt. would have enraged his fam
"; but she could not ask any quss-
Ions Indeed. she was thankful to
let sleeping dogs Id" She had many
'nxieties pressing on her young heart :
l very cloudy and uncertain future 1 !
AZ before her. IT Is hard" she
hought, that, however good and trus I
nd loving a woman may be, II not
ich abe IS thought unworthy to Be tho I
ielpmate OF q wealthy. well-placsd q
nan; any poor. struggling nobody IL =
pod enough for her. Yet It Is among 4
be struggling nobodies that the finest s
sllows are often found: 50 things {
quallzs themselves" 10
(To Be continued.)
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houses they're set near together. you
know and thought was struck for
sure II seemed 10 come right down
all around me-you see ] was sitting
right on the step-and thought sure
was struck. Il seemed TO kind Of
make me numb.
7 never was 30 scat IN my life
You see the Others were further back.
but was right cut on the lower step.
and the lightning seemed 10 come right
down between the two houses.
well. when could think. I looked
at my wife. She was sitting back on
the porch By the door. quite a ways
from me. because was on the step.
but she was white as chalk. ] never
see any one 20 white In my life b.
fore.
-she was 80 scat; and ] vas 80 scat
20 see her 80 while--why. she didn't
have a mite Of color.
Well. I tell you. never minded
thunder storms before. but that time
was scat. You see. I was sitting
Here the car stopped and the two
friends got out John vas gazing out
Of the window IN an absorbed fashion
For some little tins nothing vas said.
but Miss Wilson. being a woman. took
o. her prerogatiea.
Speaking about bllzzaaws--~
Excuse me" said John. hurriedly.
4 get out here. Youths Companion.
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A picture Ia a recent publlcatloh
shows the window Of q pubilc bulld
ing. from which protrudes . pole bear.
IN q str4sd .lo,c "a D. end The
Illustration porirays a custom o. az
old English town which dates from ~.
mote times. r. J. Smell tells about Il
Ia Memories OF Old Defonshirs
Bafnaiapls Pair Is stili az Import
ant occasion. although 81 Old glory
has departed. Il lasts Tor three days.
and IN former times a. much a. TWEEN.
" thousand pounds we're expended In
the purchase Of cattle A great STAG
hunt = one Of the features Of ne oc
colion.
The fair opens viii a quaint ccrs.
mony. The mayor Of Barnsfaple pro
vldsa q feast 10 the gildhaii. and mnl.
led ale. toast and cheese are served
IN tbs old civic plate. Then a large
stuffed glove Is shown above the door
Of the gildhaii. a. a Sign Of welcome
extended to al visitors While this
glove - displayed no arrests can b
made IN the town.
In the old town accounts may b
found such records aa this.
'1el5: paido for glove to put out AZ
For centuries narnstaplo Fair has
been famous throughout all Devon
and beyond. and is glorles have pass.
I'd into songs and ballads.
Search the towns All round. there's
nothing can compare. miss.
In Measurement and merriment, with
Barnstaple Fair, miss.
rhen sing Of Barum. merrytown. ana
Barum's merry mayor. too.
know no place In all the world old
Barum 70 compare tol
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Believing. It may be. that It Is nee
essary. now and then. 20 prove that
women are not inferior to men IN the
management Of practical Affairs, con-
tributor to the New Yoz2 Globe tells OF
a young woman who recently bought
and retired to a small suburban farm.
and was busy all the spring personal
" directing the modernization Of the
house.
The other day she ordered q tale
phone installed. and the company's
workmen started In Presently the
boss" called her out to the lawn.
We can't run the wire in without
damaging that tree" he said. pointing
to q nne old elm near the piazza 1T
can't bo done"
Very well replied the young won,-
an. Gmilinsly. Then you needn't put
IN the phone;~ and she rs-sntsrsd Las
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-09

After stormy scene Infafnnffon for
Benutffu1 Sewess nroken on.

After stormy scene Infafunffon for
Denuffful Jewesa broken on.
A story Of che Cars early life.
which has long been known to GER
tain members Of the Russian court. has
recently been published. II Is the his.
tory Of love ailair OF his youth from
which Il Is said he never really re-
covered and for the breaking Of which
nc has never altogether forgiven bis
mother.
The girl concerned IN the story was
Of Jewish descent and the daughter Of
government contractor. New York
Sun correspondent says Her name
was Hajssa Kagan. At tho ago OF IL
she was celebrated a. q beauty and
courted By some OF the highest IN the
land, including the Grand Duke Paul.
uncle Of the present Car Nicholas.
The Grand Duke on one occasion took
his nephew to one OF the lady's re-
ceptIons, and no sooner did the lad
see her than he fell violently IN love
with her. She reciprccated the sonti.
mcnt and that same evening they met
b. appointment IA the conservatory OF
her fathers house and he declared
his passion and swore he never would
marry anyone else.
At about this time Marie Feodorov.
na, the Empress. was trying to get a
suitable bride for the future Car. and
her choice fell upon Princess Alice OF /
8ease. The young man refused TO hear
Df the match, saying his trofh already |
VAS plighted A stormy interview be.
tween the Car and his son followod,
- a result Of which, alarmed a the
urn affairs had taken. the lad sgroed
. respect his fathers wishes. his last
'emonstrances being silonced By the
hreat that II the AFFAIR were not I'm.
nediately dropped the contractor and
Ijs daughter would be sent 70 Siberia
n exile. II
When news OF what had happened
cached the young Jewess she made a ,
esperate attempt to commit suicide. ,
Mt was saved Hearing Of this. the
Dung man hurried to her house and
heartrendine scene ensued, the girl e
gain attempting to XII herself. After 3
mother violent quarrel with the Gar
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-09

The complete crank Il kind or col.
loctor Of causes, and Il Is diaiculf 10
discover the principle upon which he
collects them. A new religion ana
under.ciothing and some lnslpld Kind
Of diet are all tho same to hln. ana
he advocates them al with equal earn.
estness He wants men 70 chavez
their lives IN every particular and pro'
tests against all the ordinary uaara.
Of the world both IN great ana n
small things He does not believe TIA,
there Is any instructive wisdom n
mankind or any value IN past tradl.
lion and experience. For him wisdom
ias only just appeared among men. ana
NE has revealed herself to very few
London Times.